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International Adoption, Fraud and 'Orphans'
Kate Tuttle: Western parents who adopt from the developing world often believe they're in the midst of a double blessing: expanding their families by bringing home deeply wanted children, while at the same time offering those children -- orphans! -- a happier, better life than they ever could have led in their own impoverished countries. There's nothing wrong with this belief -- these parents' hearts are in the right place -- but a recent article suggests that in many cases, the facts of international adoption aren't what they seem.
Writing in the journal Democracy, E.J. Graff opens with the story of Katie and Calvin Bradshaw, a couple who brought home three Ethiopian girls they believed to be orphans. Upon learning English, however, the girls told their new American parents that they still had a father back home, as well as an extended family -- to whom they had always believed they would be returned. This is not, apparently, an uncommon story: Graff goes on to chronicle similar tales, including that of a Vietnamese mother whose children were taken from her after she had placed them in what she believed to be temporary care.
So how do such tragedies happen? The problem, according to Graff, is one of misperception and lack of regulation. The myth that the world is full of healthy orphans in developing countries just waiting to be taken home by Western families is widespread, fueled in part by confusing statistics put forth by groups like UNICEF, which estimates that there are 163 million orphans worldwide. The problem is that most of these "orphans" have at least one living parent and/or grandparent willing to care for them.
By far the largest number of truly orphaned children are those most Western parents wouldn't consider adopting: older, abused, ill. But because the supply of healthy infant orphans isn't enough to meet the demand of American (and other Western) prospective parents, a lot of shady characters have gotten into the business -- "unscrupulous middlemen" who have no problem "buying, defrauding, coercing or even kidnapping children away from their families to be sold," writes Graff.
Can the situation be improved? Who's supposed to be in charge here? There's an international treaty in place -- the 1993 Hague Convention on Intercountry Adoption -- but fewer than half of the countries in the world have signed it, and Americans are adopting in great numbers from non-Hague countries. (More than two-thirds of internationally adopted U.S. kids these days come from such countries, which include Russia, Korea and Ethiopia.) And even when a child is adopted from a country covered by the Hague Convention, there are still agencies that operate outside the rules, with unethical cash transfers that reward those who simply provide babies, no questions asked. In some cases, horrifyingly, those babies had loving parents back home who were either duped or coerced into giving them up.
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Chapter 70 Reviews
Quick update on what's happening here in the merry old land of Oz. Exams are over, and I have one result - my Theatre Studies exam, to which I got 81%, the third highest in the class (considering the class is only 8 people). Umm, this coming Friday I have my final Mid Year exam, the GAT, which is apparently really easy. Thursday night I'm going to see 'The Chaser's War on Terror Variety Hour' - it's a group of six or so comedians who take the piss out of everything in the news, on Australian TV, and of course, G.W. Bush. In a less impressive tone, you guys are lucky to have me updating - I almost OD'd, unintentionally of course, on Saturday. Pain medication. But lil Emmi's all better now. It's not the worst case I've had, but it threw me off.
My birthday was yesterday/Sunday, depending on where you live when I post (8th June). I got loads of awesome prezzies, like my tix for Panic/Cobra/TAI in August, my navel piercing, The Cab's "Whisper War" CD, a grey turtleneck sweater, new slippers, "P.S. I Love You", some socks (how original!), some money for when I see the comedy show on Thursday (If nothing is there, I'm getting a new belly bar - there's an awesome gothic heart with a purple stone set into, or one with a dragon hanging from the bottom stone, which is a light shade of pink) and $110AU ($100US) to spend at the Panic concert. And that's from my family alone! Friends haven't given me stuff yet cause it's a long weekend here in Australia.
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Learning that I had Pete worried while I was sick made me feel some kind of selfish. I couldn't explain how or why, I just did. I ended up falling asleep halfway through the CD, and was woken later graciously, for once, by Kristin.
"Alexiz, come on. We need to get you into the hotel and sleep in a proper bed. Only then will your fever break." I nodded and let her help me out of the van and up to my room, which I was conveniently sharing with Gabe. As soon as I stepped inside the room and Kristin left, I completely forgot I had a fever and launched myself upon Gabe, throwing my jacket off in the process.
"Words cannot describe just how perfect that was," I breathed out, curling into Gabe under the covers, our sweaty bodies sticking together slightly. He slowly ran his hand over my face, beaming at me and pulling me in, wrapping his strong arms around my waist.
"Your fever's gone baby," he said, and I smiled, burying my head in his chest.
"I knew that moment was magical, but that was beyond reasoning!"
"Shhh baby, time to get some sleep. We need to rise fairly early in the morning, and you're driving sometime too, so you need some rest."
"Stay with me all night and all tomorrow?" I asked, lifting my head and batting my eyelashes. Gabe caught my lips in a lusty kiss, before beginning to stroke my hair.
"Of course I will. I lo- really care for you Alexiz." He almost said I love you!
"I... I love you Gabe," I yawned out sleepily, falling asleep to the rhythmic beating of Gabe's heart, perfectly in tune with his breathing.
"Come on sleepy-head, time to wake up!" I groaned and rolled over, burying my head deeper into the feathery pillow. Whoever was trying to wake me persisted by jumping on the bed, and on me. I growled , sinking further into the squishy mattress, not wanting to move an inch, as the bed was comfortable and it held a wonderful memory from last night. The individual trying to wake me gave up, walking away from the bed towards the door, creaking it open slowly. I pulled myself up and out of the comforters, when the one waking me - Vicky to be exact - came barreling towards the bed, throwing herself onto me in a giant Vicky-hug. I embraced her back before she broke away, sniffing the air.
"Umm, Vicky, what are you doing?" I asked, removing myself from the confines of the warm comforter, keeping the sheet around my body and heading to the bathroom, picking up underwear and a sundress on my way.
"You so got some last night! And the sheet around the body now just proves it," she exclaimed. I blushed the deepest shade of crimson possible, before nodding, running into the bathroom before she could interrogate me. I dropped the sheet and started running the water in the shower, getting it to just the right temperature before stepping in, and enjoying the five minutes of peace I could have in the tiny box, before the few minutes I had to do my hair and make-up before venturing back intot he real world, where I'd have to face awkwardness from Vicky, Gabe, Pete, Andy, Patrick, Ryland and Joe - the last four because they were in the rooms either side of us last night. Once I had finished washing myself, I stepped out of the shower, drying my body before slipping my clothes on. I brushed my hair and pinned parts back, so I had a few loose strands falling around my face. Today my hair had decided to be kind to me and be wavy and shiny. I applied some eyeliner, red shadow and a little vampiric red lipgloss, before straightening my dress one final time and leaving the bathroom. Vicky had left during my shower (thank god), so I picked up my bag after replacing the final items and headed downstairs, where cat calls from Gabe, Alex and Nate were heard as I approached the van.
"Aww, thank you guys. And you don't look bad yourselves," I replied, and it was true. They were all in their usual stage attire, but because I hadn't seen them in a while, or because I was so happy on the inside, I noticed that they looked different somehow.
"Now you're finally up Alexiz, especially after the night you had, we can get on the road," Ryland said, faking annoyance where he was honestly truly happy that Gabe and I had gotten together.
"Okay then, lets get this show on the road!" I climbed into the drivers side of the van, and Gabe joined me in the passenger side, keeping me company and helping me drive the van, as I hadn't really driven whilst I was at Julliard.
"So you honestly think that I should invade Fall Out Boy's stage during 'Where Is Your Boy' on this tour?" Gabe asked, laughing at my random and incredulous comments.
"Is my hair black? Of course I do! You looked so sexy up there when I skipped school for a bit to see you guys in Pheonix during the HCT, and I want to see you again!"
"You know, it would be even funnier if you got up there!"
"No way! I'm going up with Cobra and Cobra alone. And only for a few songs..."
"How long will that last for?"
"Good point, but you do that raid, I'll raid them with Brendon during '7 Minutes in Heaven' and on my own for 'A Little Less Sixteen Candles'."
"That sounds like a plan," Gabe replied, leaning over and kissing me passionately. Luckily we were at a set of red traffic lights, cause if we weren't, I would have swerved into the other lane by now.
"About what you said last night," Gabe started, and I instantly wanted to jump out the van right then.
"Wh-what part? There was the afterglow issues, or maybe I was sleep talking..." I trailed off at the smile on Gabe's face.
"You told me you loved me, and you definitely weren't sleep talking."
"Yeah, I-I did. And I mean it Gabe, I truly do care that much about you," I reliped, gazing at him from the corner of my eye and from underneath my eyelashes.
"I think it's perfectly safe for me then to say, Alexiz, I love you." All my insides were melting and reforming, before melting all over again. I had been waiting for that proclomation forever, and I finally got it. I pulled over into the gas station before our next swap, pulled Gabe's face into my hands, bringing it closer to mine, and I kissed him. He pulled me over the console in between the driver and passenger seats and onto his lap, where we continued heatedly kissing for the next ten minutes, while we waited for everyone else to turn up. The last car to pass through, the one with Vicky, Alex, Brendon and Kristin in honked us and we shot apart like similar ends of magnets, before climbing out the van and making our way to a spot between all the vehicles for a brief chat.
I've decided that I'm skipping the rest of the trip etc, and taking the next chapter from the start of the tour.


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Your products/services become laser-focused and target the needs of the niche
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SPOKANE, Wash.— Crews blocked-off streets in Downtown Spokane Sunday to make way for the 38th Bloomsday.
Repeat winner Allan Kiprono finished first among the elite men. Kiprono also finished first during Bloomsday 2012. Mary Wacera edged three time champ Lineth Chepkurui for the women's elite.
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"I tried to play the percentages on every single shot I hit. And I made a 4-footer for an 8," Johnson said. "A good 8."
Woods was more bothered by not making birdie, especially after missing chances inside 15 feet on his first three holes. But he finally made one from 10 feet on the fourth, and we he holed an 8-foot birdie at No. 6, he was tied for the lead.
He swapped birdies and bogeys the rest of the way, with one unusual par on the 13th. He hit his drive so far left that it went into the 14th fairway, which led to a blind shot over the trees into a bunker. He blasted out to 5 feet and made the putt.
Sabbatini had birdie chances along the back nine, but he holed several par putts from the 5-foot range to keep his name atop the leaderboard and set up a final round that should be entertaining, and another chance for him to back up his brash talk.
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Linda Pearce is the Chief Tennis Writer and general sports reporter for The Age. She writes about a range of sports, including football, netball, and gymnastics. Linda has twice been named Australian tennis writer of the year.
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BILLINGS --- The South Dakota School of Mines men's and
women's golf teams braved the elements Thursday, battling 55-60mph wind gust
during the Montana State – Billings Yellowjacket Invitational at Ridgeview Golf
Course in Billings, Mont. Play was suspended after the first round of action.
In the men's division, the Hardrockers are sitting in fourth
place after the first round with 334 strokes. The host school (MSUB) is
currently first with a 299 strokes while Rocky Mountain College has a team in
third place with a 308 and a team in third place with a score of 323.
Individually MSUB's Greg Huft is leading the tournament with
an 18-hole score of 73 and teammate Brad Harrelson is just one stroke back in
second place with a 74.
SD Mines has three players in the Top 20 with senior Tyler
Frick posting the lowest score of 76 (37-39) for a share of fifth place.
Freshman Walker Hoolehan and senior Brogan Papel are tied for 12th
after both carded identical scores of 80 (39-41).
As for the rest of the 'Rocker men, freshman Matt Stiegel put
up an 84 (46-38) for a share of 23rd place, freshman Korey Pryer is
in 38th place with a 98 (46-52) and sophomore Dough Sayer is one
spot back in 39th after posting a 99 (53-46).
On the women's side, the Lady Hardrockers finished the first
round with a team score of 390 for fifth place. Rocky Mountain College is
currently first with 329 strokes and Montana State Billings is second with a
321 and MSUB (B squad) is third with 360 strokes.
Individually, RMC's Kyla Clancy is leading with a 79 while a
trio of MSUB's Katie Fish is second with an 80 and teammates Capri Ingram and
Melissa Saken are tied for third each carding 81's.
SD Mines freshman Cassidy Vollmer put up a 91 (45-46) for a
share of 13th place and the lowest score for the Lady 'Rockers. Teammate
Sydney James is sitting in 25th place with a score of 100 (52-48)
and sophomore Brigit Kelly and Kaitlyn Pearson both carded scores of 102 to tie
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I love orzo and it is great in cold pasta salads. The goat cheese really melts in from all the lemon and it gives the whole dish a great flavor. Very satisfying !!
4 servings
275 calories per serving
¾ c orzo
¼ t grated lemon zest
3 T lemon juice
1 T oil
½ t Kosher salt
1 t minced garlic clove
¼ t pepper
1 c shredded grilled boneless skinless chicken breast (Perdue Shortcuts work great here !)
½ c cubed English cucumber
½ c chopped red bell pepper
½ c sliced scallions
½ c crumbled goat cheese
Cook pasta according to package directions, then drain and rinse in cold water to stop the cooking process and cool it down. Mix lemon zest, juice, oil, salt, garlic and pepper and mix with the orzo. Add chicken, cucumber, peppers, and onions. Garnish with goat cheese and serve.Tags: cheese, chicken, chicken and pasta salad, cucumber, garlic, goat cheese, lemon juice, lemon zest, Lunch, orzo, pasta, pasta salad, red bell pepper, red pepper, salad, scallions
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May 30th, 2011Dinner, Kid Friendly, Sides, Vegetables
The natural 'sugariness' of the corn and the addition of a little bit of sugar make this a very sweet dish. It was just great served next to a mild flavored broiled pork chop. If you prefer less sweet, just leave out the sugar and this will still turn out a great side dish !
6 servings
133 calories per serving
15 oz. can creamed corn
½ c Egg Beaters
2 t sugar
2 T flour
1 t salt
½ c shredded low fat cheddar cheese
10 oz. package frozen broccoli, thawed and drained
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Combine corn, eggs, sugar, flour and salt and then fold in cheese and broccoli and place in a baking dish and bake 1 hour.Tags: broccoli, cheddar cheese, cheese, corn, corn and broccoli, creamed corn, Dinner, egg beaters, flower, frozen broccoli, Kid Friendly, low fat cheddar cheese, side, sugar, vegetable
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May 29th, 2011Dessert, Kid Friendly, Summer
Even though I make these pops in a Zoku maker, you can make any of these recipes in traditional pop makers – each pop here is 2 oz. so adjust accordingly. And if you love pops like me, then do yourself a favor and get a Zoku Their recipes turn out fantastic pops – I often skinny them up a bit, but I mostly use their measurements and basic recipe and am always pleased with the results. Though the original recipe does not call for it, I always add a couple of drops of green food coloring – it just tastes more minty if it's green – hehehe
6 servings
159 calories per serving
1 ½ c skim milk
3 T simple syrup (heat equal amounts sugar and water until sugar is all dissolved – cool)
1 t peppermint extract
½ t vanilla extract
Pinch salt
¼ c semi sweet chocolate chips
6 T magic shell (available in the ice cream section of your market)
A few drops of green food coloring (optional)
Whisk together the first 5 ingredients. If you want to chocolate chips in the pops (this method only pertains to pops made in a Zoku) dip the chips in the mint base then using tweezers, place the walls of the mold. Then pour in the mint base and freeze completely (7-9 minutes in the Zoku, 6 hours in the freezer). If desired, add the quick shell by brushing on or watering down a bit and then dipping the pops into the shell – I usually leave mine bare
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May 27th, 2011Salads, Sides, Vegetables
Always a great side – such a nice change from a regular green salad !
4 servings
70 calories per serving
4 small tomatoes, thinly sliced
2 small cucumbers, thinly sliced
1 small red onion, thinly sliced (optional)
½ c lite Zesty Italian dressing
Arrange all veggies on a plate and drizzle with the dressing.Tags: cucumber, cucumber tomato salad, dressing, Italian dressing, red onion, salad, side, tomato, vegetable, zesty italian dressing
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May 25th, 2011Dessert, Kid Friendly, MUFAs
At 118 calories per cookie, these are a bit high cal, but they are so rich and so delicious that 2 definitely satisfy your sweets craving. A large portion of the calories is due to the walnuts in the recipe, but these are GREAT calories full of MUFA. So don't feel too bad Serve with a nice Low Fat Latte for a great dessert.
30 servings
118 calories per serving
5 T unsalted butter, room temperature
1 c sugar
1 large egg
1 t vanilla
1 oz. bittersweet baking chocolate, melted and cooled slightly
1 1/3 c flour
1/3 c walnuts, finely chopped
30 walnut halves
Chocolate Glaze (see below)
Beat butter on high 2 minutes or until smooth. Add sugar and beat until creamy. Add egg and vanilla and then stir in melted chocolate. Finally stir in flour and chopped nuts then cover and chill 1 hour. Preheat oven to 350 degrees and shape dough into 30 balls about 1 inch big and place on cookie sheets. Press a walnut half into each and bake 10-12 minutes and then cool completely. When cool, drizzle chocolate glaze on cookies and let sit until glaze is set.
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Melt 1 oz. sweet baking chocolate and 1 T butter then add ¼ t vanilla, 1 c powdered sugar and 2 T skim milk.
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May 24th, 2011Dinner, Sides, Vegetables
Another great dish where your veggies and your starch are all together in one place. This whips up quickly and is a great side to chicken and fish dishes.
6 servings
226 calories per serving
2 c hot cooked rice
¾ c shredded low fat cheddar cheese
½ c egg beaters
¾ t garlic salt
10 oz. package frozen broccoli florets, thawed
4 oz. chopped mushrooms
½ c chopped green bell pepper
½ medium onion, chopped
1 c egg beaters
½ c skim milk
½ t onion salt
½ t pepper
½ t salt
4 oz. shredded low fat cheddar cheese
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Combine the first 4 ingredients and press into the bottom of a 2 quart baking dish sprayed with Pam. Steam the broccoli, mushrooms, bell pepper and onion for 5 minutes. Mix egg, milk, onion salt and pepper and stir into the veggies and pour it all over the rice crust. Sprinkle with cheese and bake 25-30 minutes or until a knife inserted comes out clean.Tags: bell pepper, broccolo, cheddar, cheddar cheese, cheese, Dinner, egg beaters, green bell pepper, green pepper, mushrooms, opnion, peppers, rice, side, skim milk, vegetable
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May 22nd, 2011Dinner, Kid Friendly
Take regular old store bought pierogi and turn them into a meal fit for a king ! The cheese sauce on top of these is out of this world good when mixed with the potato and cheese pierogi filling.
4 servings
281 calories per serving
1 16 oz. package or frozen pierogies
2 lean bacon slices, chopped
2 cloves garlic, minced
3 oz. low fat cream cheese
½ c chicken broth
½ c shredded low fat cheddar cheese
¼ c sliced scallions
Salt and pepper to taste
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Place pierogies in a bowl and cover with hot water to defrost. Drain well. Spray 9×13 pan with Pam and add pierogies. Heat a skillet and cook the bacon the remove and set aside (crumble it when it is cool enough). Add garlic to pan and sauté 30 seconds then add cream cheese and cook 1 minute. Whisk in broth and then pour over the pierogies. Add the cheese on top and bake 20 minutes or until heated. When done, sprinkle with bacon, scallions, salt and pepper.Tags: bacon, baked pierogi, cheddar cheese, cheese sauce, chicken broth, cream cheese, Dinner, Kid Friendly, pierogi, Polish, potato, scallions
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May 21st, 2011Lunch, Sandwiches
This sandwich has so much flavor going on ! Artichokes, roasted peppers, ham, turkey – oh my !
1 serving
249 calories per serving
1 Arnold Select Thin rolls (100 calories)
4 thin slices deli ham (Oscar Mayer pre-packaged meats are great)
4 thin slices deli turkey (Oscar Mayer pre-packaged meats are great)
1 slice Kraft fat free cheese
2 T chopped marinated artichokes
2 T chopped marinated Italian peppers
¼ c baby arugula leaves
1 T low fat mayo
Toast bread (if desired) then spread on the mayo. Top with meats and cheese, then the artichokes, peppers and arugula.Tags: arnold select, artichokes, arugula, cheese, chokes, combo, combo sandwich, combo sandwich with chokes, greens, ham, Lunch, mayo, mayonnaise, peppers, roasted red peppers, sandwich, turkey
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May 20th, 2011Appetizers, Vegetables
How come the 'Veggie Tales' song is stuck in my head now? LOL This one seems a little weird, but the final product is great. The ranch flavor comes through proud and strong and mixes so well with the veggies. Serve as a healthy appetizer or as a side next to a dinner portion of meat or fish.
12 servings
104 calories per serving (1 serving = 2 pieces)
8 oz. tube crescent rolls
3 oz. fat free cream cheese, softened
½ c low fat buttermilk ranch dressing
4 c raw veggies (cauliflower, bell peppers, carrots, broccoli)
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Unroll crescent rolls. Spray a cookie sheet with Pam and press crescent roll dough into pan to form a crust. Bake 10 minutes or until golden. Let cool 15 minutes. Combine cheese and dressing and spread over crust. Place the veggies over the top, cut into 24 squares and serve immediately.Tags: appetizer, broccoli, carrots, cauliflower, cream cheese, crescent rolls, dough, low fat ranch dressing, peppers, ranch dressing, vegetable, veggie squares
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Second to cooking, my favorite thing is geeking out with my iOS apps. If you have an iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad, you have to check out a great app that brings the 2 together – - Farmers Market Finder. In the free version you get all the listings for California markets. In the paid version, called USA Farm Fresh, you get listings in all states. Just visit the iTunes store or head on over to the developer's site to download it now.
This is a great way to find some new markets and to get all the details you need on markets you may already know (directions, contact information, etc.). Just let the app use its locator to find you and then it will list all the close by markets. Each listing includes contact information and a visual representation of what you will find at the market (fruit, veggies, poultry, bakery goods, plants, flowers, etc.)
You can browse listings, search, locate markets on a map and you can save all your favorites. I love that I can be on the road anywhere and do a quick search and find great new markets that I may not have even known about. There's no better way to find the freshest foods available than to head out to your local farmer's markets. See you there !
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Protect your iPhone with a one-piece, impact resistant, flexible plastic hard case featuring an extremely slim profile. Simply snap the case onto your iPhone for solid protection and direct access to all device features.
I guess you would call this Fan Art. This is an illustration of one of the "Taken" from the game "Alan Wake - American Nightmare" on the XBox.
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Places To Film #3: Buffalo Central Terminal
By Ted Hope
We scouted the Buffalo Central Terminal for The Savages. I wish there was a way to set a scene there. Just walking around was great. There's lot's of websites with photos of it, but don't leave Buffalo without getting a tour.
This site could not have been built without the help and insight of Michael Morgenstern. My thanks go out to him.
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Henry Regnery
Henry Regnery (1912-1996) was an American publisher.[1][2][3][4]
Regnery was born to a textile manufacturer on January 12, 1912 in Hinsdale, Illinois.[1][3][4][5] He obtained a degree in mechanical engineering from MIT in 1934, and an M.A. from Harvard University, where he worked with Joseph Schumpeter.[1][5][2][3][4] He also studied at Armour Institute of Technology, and from 1934 to 1936 at the University of Bonn.[1][5][4] Shortly after, he became a member of the America First Committee.[5]
He financed the creation of Human Events in 1944.[2] His publishing company, the Henry Regnery Company, now known as Regnery Publishing, would go on to publish two conservative classics, William F. Buckley's God and Man at Yale (1951) and Russell Kirk's The Conservative Mind (1953).[2][3][4]
He was a member of the American Conservatory of Music and the Chicago Literary Club.[5] He was also for a time the President of the Philadelphia Society.[6] He was a trustee of Shimer College in the early 1960s.[7] His papers are kept at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University.[8]
Regnery died in Chicago on June 18, 1996, of complications of brain surgery.[9]
His son is lawyer, author and publisher Alfred S. Regnery.[10]
- Creative Chicago: From the Chap-Book to the University
- The Cliff Dwellers: The History of a Chicago Cultural Institution
- Memoirs of a Dissident Publisher
- ^ a b c d NNDB webpage
- ^ a b c d Robert McG. Thomas Jr, 'Henry Regnery, 84, Ground-Breaking Conservative Publisher', in The New York Times, June 23, 1996 [1]
- ^ a b c d Jeffrey O. Nelson, 'Henry Regnery: Missionary of Culture', in The Intercollegiate Review, Fall 1996, pp.14-22
- ^ a b c d e First Principles Journal biography
- ^ a b c d e Chicago Literary Club biography
- ^ The Philadelphia Society
- ^ "Board of Trustees". Shimer College Record 52 (4). December 1960.
- ^ Henry Regnery papers
- ^ Thomas Jr., Robert McG., "Henry Regnery, 84, Ground-Breaking Conservative Publisher", obituary, The New York Times, June 23, 2007.
- ^ Intercollegiate Studies Institute biography
- 1912 births
- 1996 deaths
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology alumni
- University of Bonn alumni
- Harvard University alumni
- American publishers (people)
- American Roman Catholics
- People from Chicago, Illinois
- Human Events people
- Regnery Publishing
- Philadelphia Society members
- Old Right (United States)
- New Right (United States)
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Ocellaris Clownfish – the Real "Nemo" is Animal-World's Newest Arrival
September 29, 2013 by clarice
Filed under All Posts, Aquariums, Saltwater Fish
Nemo's been found and his identity revealed, meet the Ocellaris clownfish!
The Ocellaris clownfish is the most recognized little orange saltwater fish in the world. This personable little fish began its long journey to stardom many years ago. Because it is very hardy, it first became an all time favorite of aquarium keepers. Then with its eye-catching appearance, it became the marine fish icon for coffee table books, advertisers, and publishers.
Finally, lo and behold, the movie industry picked up on this illustrious little fish. They dubbed it "Nemo", and the Ocellaris clownfish became the star of the popular 2003 Pixar film "Finding Nemo"!
The Ocellaris Clownfish Amphiprion ocellarisis not a stand alone in looks however. It's very close in appearance to the Percula Clownfish Amphiprion percula. In fact they are so similar that the two are often confused, even by the experts. It takes a keen eye and a good memory to discern which is which, and the Ocellaris also became known as the "False" Percula Clownfish.
Learn more about the habitat and care of this personable little celebrity, really known as the Ocellaris Clownfish, and learn how to tell the False Percula Clownfish apart from its look-alike cousin the True Pecula Clownfish!
Clarice Brough is a team member at Animal-World and has contributed many articles and write-ups.
Maroon Clownfish makes its debut as Animal-World's New Arrival
September 27, 2013 by clarice
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The Maroon Clownfish could easily be Called "King of the Clowns"
The largest and most dominant of all the clownfish is the elegant Maroon Anemonefish. It is adorned in regal shades of maroon to red, accented with bright yellow or white stripes. Other fish, if they wish to subsist in its domain, live at its discretion and according to its mood!
Yes, the Maroon Clownfish Premnas biaculeatus could be called the king, except for one slight caveat. The female is up to 3 times as big as the male and tough. She's in charge, and yes, she actually is the ruler. The female controls her environment and all who cross her path. She dominates the home and her empire. Even the male bows down to her wishes.
Perhaps its better to say the Maroon Clownfish could easily be called the "Queen of the Clownfish"! Learn more about the regal and dominant Maroon Clownfish, including its habitat and care!
Clarice Brough is a team member at Animal-World and has contributed many articles and write-ups.
The Allard's Clownfish, Animal-World's newest arrival
September 19, 2013 by clarice
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Trick or Treat starts early with The Allard's Clownfish
This clown is all decked out for halloween! Its dazzling attire will leave black cats and white ghosts in the dark. The costume is black and orange with bright white bars to rival any glolight. Its bars have a bluish cast and it tail is all white too. It looks a lot like another popular Clown, the Clarkii Anemonefish, but that fellow is a bit more subdued with a yellow tail.
The showy Allard's Clownfish Amphiprion allardi will make a splash in any aquarium and is highly sought after. But although it is much desired, obtaining it is the trick. This Twobar Anemonefish is rather rare, and when it is found it can cost a pretty penny. But if you can get your hands on one, or better yet on a pair, you'll have a treat beyond compare. Trick or treat just doesn't get any better than this!
Get ready to be bewitched! Learn more about the handsome but evasive Allard's Anemonefish, its habitat and care!
Clarice Brough is a team member at Animal-World and has contributed many articles and write-ups.
A New Arrival on Animal-World: Oman Anemonefish
September 13, 2013 by clarice
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Oman Anemonefish, A clownfish you may have to dive to see!
The Oman Anemonefish Amphiprion omanensis may look like other clownfish at first glance. But it has some awesome "stand alone" characteristics that you just won't find in another clown.
For starters it is one of only two clownfish whose tailfin sports a majorly forked lyretail. To make it even more unique its tailfin also has streamers.
There's several more curious facts about it too, which really make it a stand out from its relatives. These range from more distinctions in its looks, to its behaviors and unique breeding circumstances.
It makes an awesome aquarium fish that's very hardy and great for any level of aquarist.
But… the Oman Clownfish is so rare, that if you want to see it you may very well have to go diving off the Arabian Penisula. It was said sometime in the early 2000's that the Sultan of Oman simply doesn't want anyone "touching his fish"! Go figure! Better yet… go diving!
Learn more about the curious and rare Oman Anemonefish, including its habitat and care!
A New Arrival on Animal-World: Clarkii Clownfish
September 11, 2013 by clarice
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Clarkii Clownfish, Dream Fish for the Beginning Saltwater Aquarist!
The Clarkii Clownfish Amphiprion clarkii has it all! If you're new to the saltwater aquarium hobby but looking for a fabulous eye catcher, this guys right on the money. A handsome devil with an attitude, it struts its stuff in style.
This is a very hardy clownfish that will make any aquarist proud. Whether your a beginner or advanced, a fish only keeper or a mini reef keeper, the Clark's Anemonefish can work in almost any tank. And when it comes to needing a host anemone, this fish can take it or leave it. But if you want to keep it with an anemeone it will happily accept any of the 10 regularly available clown-hosting types. Yeah, this guy has it all!
Learn more about the Clarkii Clownfish and how to keep it.
A New Arrival on Animal-World: Three Band Anemonefish
September 4, 2013 by clarice
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Three Band Anemonefish, One of the Greatest Clownfish for beginners!
The Three Band Anemonefish Amphiprion tricinctus is one of those incredibly pretty saltwater clownfish. It immediately draws an audience to its tank where it preforms all those clownish antics its family is re-knowned for. But better than that the Tricinctus Clownfish is very durable and is one of the least aggressive of its group. Truly a beginning saltwater aquarists dream!
Being a rather cheeky little fellow it makes a very personable pet. Which is just another great bonus in keeping this saltwaterfish! Learn more about the Three Band Anemonefish and how to keep it.
Pet's Point of View, SuperZoo 2013
August 5, 2013 by clarice
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"Pet's Point of View" Animal World Perspective of SuperZoo 2013!
From a Pet's Point of View, SuperZoo is great! For humans it is very cool too, and necessary to keep the industry humming along. But animals just have a simpler perspective, and its one that Dr. Jungle and I found simply enchanting.
Business and pleasure go hand in hand, but the best reasons to attend pet shows are all the awesome animals! Now don't get me wrong. I like to see cool new animal habitats, futuristic aquariums, great new toys, nutritious foods and yummy treats as well. But without the animals, what's the point?
Now at the show, just like us humans, animals too like cool habitats and they especially like food. But Dr. Jungle and I found that they spent most of their time simply hanging out watching the other pets, and of course the human animals too.
Types of Pet Shows
SuperZoo is a production of the World Pet Association (WPA). Being an industry trade show it is not open to the general public. It consists primarily of displays by manufacturers and distributors to exhibit their pet products. Retailers then peruse the displays to become familiar with the latest offerings and select items to sell in their pet stores. Some other types of shows are for pet groomers or pet breeders. These will also has displays, but as their names suggest, they cater to particular pet industry professionals.
Some of the best types of pet shows are those that are open to everyone. The "America's Family Pet Expo", also a production of WPA, is one of the largest and is held annually in Orange County California. This type of show that has displays too. But it differs in that its exhibitions are by retailers offering both pets and pet products to the general public.
Types of Pets at SuperZoo
All types of animals were represented at the SuperZoo show. Usual pets included aquatic animals ranging from the hardy saltwater clownfish and damsels to freshwater tetras, barbs, bettas, all sorts of fancy goldfish, and even corals. Birds, small animals, and reptile categories were well represented too. Unique pets popped up all over too, including fascinating hybrids and mutations of regular pets as well as new and unusual species.
One of the most interesting were the exciting and popular newcomers… the "glofish". These genetically enhanced freshwater fish are mostly barbs, tetras, and danios that sport a fluorescent glow in bright greens, reds, yellows, blues, and purples. Picasso patterned clownfish and really cool king/milk/corn snake crosses were some of the most striking looking, while some of the most unusual were the skinny (hairless) rats. Unique pets ranged from puffer fish that are a completely freshwater species (Mbu Puffer Tetraodon mbu) to some first time US imported animals like large spotted plecostomus (Hypostomus regain), and multiple varieties of brilliant tarantulas.
Dog Grooming and Competition
With all those good looking animals hanging out there's bound to be competition, and it is tough. All types of pets adore attention but here the dogs rule! Getting spruced up with the groomers is a big pastime, sometimes taking up to two hours or more! We saw dogs decked out in all their natural glory, and many dogs decked out with "creative" colors and cuts.
This was a great show! At such an exhibition I think a pet's perspective is the opportunity to stand out. What they want to know is "how do I steal the show"! Even thought there are only a few first place winners, I must say, the results were well worth it! Many of these awesome animals will soon be available to people and you can find the pet that's your "first place" winner! Check with your local pet stores or find one of these dedicated, incredible breeders.
Beginner Saltwater Fish
August 8, 2012 by Jasmine
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Beginner Saltwater Fish
"Many beautiful and inexpensive fish are available for beginning saltwater aquarists!"
Beginning aquarists will find keeping saltwater fish is a rewarding hobby!
Beginner saltwater fish are great way to start out in an ongoing and fun hobby! And even if you've kept freshwater fish before or are not new to marine aquariums, saltwater fish will still capture your attention and reward you with their beauty! More often than not, once you start keeping a marine aquarium, you will continue to want to expand it and try out new and different fish.
Marine fish, including the beginner saltwater fish, give you a huge selection to choose from. They come in all different sizes, shapes, and colors. Many of these fish are much more pronounced than freshwater fish. Many people who go from freshwater to saltwater never go back because of the amazing diversity and beauty that saltwater fish and animals have to offer. Many of them have very individual personalities and their bright and varied colors often make a beautiful showcase in your home. Keeping saltwater aquariums can be difficult, however much more is known about it today than when the hobby first started, making it much more attainable by more people… Read More
The Flagfin Angelfish or Three-Spot Angelfish
March 6, 2012 by Jasmine
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Flagfin Angelfish
Three-spot Angelfish
Apolemichthys trimaculatus
I have a few spots on my bright yellow body – can you find them?
The Flagfin Angelfish is also called the Three-spot Angelfish – because of its three
The Flagfin Angelfish Apolemichthys trimaculatus is considered a very beautiful angel. Its main color is bright yellow, with an obvious black spot on its forehead and a purple mouth. This angel can grow fairly large – reaching 9.8″ (25 cm)! It has another common name – the Three-spot Angelfish – because of the three spots it has. These are a spot above the eye, the spot on its forehead, and faded spots behind each of its gill covers.
The Apolemichthys genus has eight species within it. The Flagfin Angelfish is the most common and is imported the most frequently. Most of the angels in this genus are considered to be quite hardy, but unfortunately the Flagfin Angelfish is not among the hardy ones. These angelfish are difficult to maintain for a long time in home aquariums. The main reason for this is they have special dietary needs that are hard to mimic in an aquarium… Read More
Animal-World: A Beginners Look At Saltwater Fish
February 1, 2012 by drjungle
Filed under All Posts, Animal News, Aquariums, Saltwater Fish
If you are fascinated by saltwater fish… This is going to be fun and exciting.
Under the Sea Radio Show…. Join us!
"A Beginners Look At Saltwater Fish"
Blog/Talk radio show featuring Clarice Brough from Animal-World. Learn about hardy saltwater fish for the beginning marine aquarist. The discussion will be centered around an aquarium the size of 30 gallons, and the hardy fish that are available for beginning saltwater aquarists. Included will be Damselfish, Clownfish, Cardinals and many others.
Keeping marine fish is a wonderful hobby. If you are a beginner about to start your first saltwater aquarium, you are embarking on a grand adventure. Marine fish are some of the most spectacular aquatic animals, and there is a very diverse and magnificent selection to choose from. The benefits of keeping saltwater fish are many. They are entertaining, relaxing, and make an incredibly beautiful show piece for your home.
Saltwater fish keeping is an exciting hobby for anyone interested in learning more about life in our oceans. You can see pictures and information for all sorts of marine species in our World of Saltwater Aquariums atlas too.


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This Italian place received great reviews and we wanted to go someplace special. The restaurant is surprisingly well lit, romantic and beautiful, although we were seated close to the door and it got a little chilly. The server who i also presume was the owner was very cordial and knowledgable about wines as well as the dinner menu. our appetizer with eggplant was delicious. The entree was this delicious pumpkin Ravioli with butter , parmiginao and balsamic. also the dessert was pretty good- Chocolate Souffle. Overall , i was very pleased with the restaurant and we can't wait to go back
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Garth Brooks will sing at the Mirage Hotel in Las Vegas on Saturday night (July 16), not on Friday, as was recently advertised, and it will be at a private gathering, not in a public concert. That's the word from Brooks' official spokesperson.
It was announced earlier -- even on the unofficial but in-the-know Planet Garth Web site -- that the superstar would do a Face to Face With Garth Brooks benefit show for his charity, Teammates for Kids, on Friday (July 15). Tickets, which were said to be available directly from the Mirage, were set at $500 each.
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The spokesperson conceded that "say[ing] thank you musically" is another way of saying that Brooks will sing at the meeting. But Brooks singing, she contends, is not the same as Brooks giving a concert.
The Mirage confirms the Saturday event is still scheduled. No one answered at the Face to Face ticket phone line.


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Craftsman's tools with a built-in LED light are a brilliant idea. They illuminate whatever you're trying to fix by shining light directly on the screw or wire. But if you've already got a sizable investment in a set of tools, you'll likely be reluctant to reinvest and end up with a duplicate. Moreover, Craftsman's selection is rather limited, that is assuming they're still available.
As far as I'm concerned these Universal Add-On LED Tool Lights are the better solution. They attach to any tool (and more) using a magnet, or the included silicon and flex bands that can wrap around the tools neck or head. Also included is a clip for attaching it to a shirt.
Arguably the LED light's body could get in the way, but it's easy enough to detach the light or position it elsewhere if the case is such.
There are two types to choose from (Magnetic or Flex – you can also get both for $13). Each one comes with two lithium watch like batteries and because the light bulb is LED, they should last for a long time to come.