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Unobstructed 270 degree views of Mt Adams and Columbia River from all rooms. BEST VIEWS IN DOWNTOWN HOOD RIVER !!! Updated Furniture, electronics and beddingas of 3/2016!!
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Main floor : Open plan .Well furnished kitchen, dining, and living room with 1/2 bath on middle floor. Deck with 270 degree view , and BBQ.
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Gourmet kitchen full of large and small appliances. Dual fuel, dual oven 5 burner Jennair stove. Remote controlled AC !! Radiant heated floors. WIFI, Sat TV, XL 1 car garage with drying and storage racks for your gear, plus parking for 4 cars on level driveway
Gourmet hickory and black granite kitchen includes: Jenn-air dual fuel range, Bosch dishwasher, microwave, and lots of small appliances.
REMOTE CONTROLLED AC! Radiant floor heat.
Bottom floor has 2 BR with their own decks, full bath , laundry room. WiFi and computer provided. Books and games for adults too.
Watch windsurfing, kite sailing, and sailboat races from your deck , or the local eagle , ospreys, quail, and Canada geese.
Walk the few blocks to downtown, the Heights, or Safeway. Just one minute from the highway, one hour to Portland, 5 minutes to windsurfing or kiting, 40 minutes to skiing, and in the heart of great restaurants, shopping, schools, the hospital, galleries, theaters, golfing. fishing , hiking, biking, boating, hang gliding, rafting, kayaking, windsurfing , and kiting.
Clock radios in every bedroom : wake up to the wind report. Binoculars are even provided !
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had a fabulous time in the Hood. House was amazing, met our expectations and more. Loved looking out at the Gorge every morning.Nice to be able to see all the kiteboarding. Our son was out for 3 days in a row for 4-5 hours at a time. Good wine, good beer, good food, and good people. The boys loved the golfing, the ladies- stand up paddle boards which you can rent for $40 for 24 hours at 2nd Wind downtown. The weather was fabulous(thanks, Julie). Went to the local hang out on Tuesdays, the "Ruins"- live band, gre3at wine, beer, pizza. Must do on Tuesday evening 5-10 PM. Get there early to get a seat. Loved it !
The best view house really does have a wonderful view of the river and all the activities that happen there. It is also located conveniently close to downtown Hood River so we were able to walk to restaurants and tourist activities without worrying about parking a car. The layout worked well for our three generations visit with lots of privacy as well as places to gather together. Comfortable beds and adequate amenities.
Our stay was a fantastic family experience. The home was clean and included all the amenities one would want. The location was ideal and close to town. However, the view was the highlight of our stay. The three separate decks provided stunning views of the Columbia River anytime, day or night. The sunsets were spectacular.
The view from this house was spectacular. It was wonderful to wake up each morning and look out at beautiful Mount Adams. It was wonderful sitting on the decks anytime of the day. The living room space was crowded and uncomfortable for TV viewing, so it was nice to be able to move out to the deck.
This is clean, well maintained home with a great view. It is short walk to the downtown area. The owner was very responsive (we had some difficulty using the TV remotes). We recommend this without reservation.
Great location with nice views of Columbia River and Mt Adams. Centrally located in town of Hood River, a 10-15 minute walk to most Hood River town shopping/eateries. A short 5 minute or less drive to kite boarding & wind surfing launch area, Safeway Market, Walmart, and just about everything else in the town of Hood River.
The good:
* Owners communicated well through email or phone.
* Neighborhood seemed very safe and in good location.
* The view from the main floor patio/deck had some other home's/buildings in the view, but did not obstruct the view of the Columbia River, Mt Adams, etc. View was very nice.
* Vacation rental was clean and comfortable.
* Cute family of little birds (possibly quail) that lived near the vacation rental.
For the sake of thoroughness, the following are some minor issues that did not affect us in a negative way, but may affect some other people that may be sensitive to these issues:
* All the bedrooms were not on the main floor, but required either walking downstairs or upstairs (which was not a problem as we were all in good enough shape to handle the regular walking of stairs). May be difficult and/or inconvenient for the elderly, disabled, or people that are significantly out of shape.
* Was not able to use the garage for parking (due to missing garage door opener), however driveway was plenty large enough to fit our rented minivan.
Overall a very pleasant trip for my family, including my wife, daughter, niece, and tea cup chihuahua.
Due to all the pluses, and how the negatives "may" be issues for some people (but were not negatives for us), I would rate this vacation rental 5 stars.
Thank you to the hosts!
We really enjoyed our stay. Home is nicely remodeled with full stock kitchen. Master is upstairs with two additional bedrooms on the lower floor so the kids had their own space. The views of the river are as good as advertised. Would definitely stay again.
high chair, folding crib, safety gate, and kids toys provided. Binoculars for bird and sports watching.
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I want to implement a feature that lets the user trim an audio file (.caf) which he perviously recorded. The recording part already works, but how can i add a trimming feature similar to the one in the Voicememos app. Is there an api for the audio trimmer apple uses? Any help would be great...
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How about using the AVFoundation? Import the audio file into an AVAsset (composition etc), then you can export it - setting preferred time + duration - to a file.
I wrote a stock function awhile ago that exports an asset to a file, you can also specify an audiomix. As below it exports all of the file, but you could add a NSTimeRange to exporter.timeRange and there you go. I haven't tested that though, but should work(?). Another alternative could be to adjust time ranges when creating the AVAsset + tracks. Of course the exporter only handles m4a (AAC). Sorry if this wasn't what you wanted.
The above answer of @Jonny is correct. Here's I'm adding the use of AudioMixer to add the Fade-in effect while audio trimming.
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The US has the second largest cache of easily extractable rare earths (the only other country aside from the US and China with large reserves is Australia) - it's just a similar situation to that with energy - we don't want the environmental problems that go along with mining them in our country, and it's been easier to close our eyes to environmental problems in China and buy from them. That is changing slowly anyway with companies like Molycorp beginning to ramp up US production again.
Two wrongs don't necessarily make a right, but three lefts do.
In fact, it can be argued that the later Indian Wars, the anti-bandit (warlord) campaign in Texas, NM and AZ in the 1910s, and the thankfully abortive War Plan Green were basically the same in both intent and function as China's re-pacification of Tibet and Russia's re-pacification of the Amur and several other eastern oblasts. In fact, the more aggressive components of the US War Plan Green (such as annexing territories and the gateway cities on the South Bank of the Rio Grande) would've been the equivalent of China crossing the border and seizing Nepal and Arunachal in India on the justification of older territorial mandates and the alleged threat of warlords and banditry... which I'm sure China has considered doing once or twice since than, and some factions in the US probably regret not having done the same to Mexico in 1917.
The "height" of Russia's empire was well into its post-limit period, unless you count the mid-20th century pacifications. China's land-based "height" - until now - was probably the late Ming/early Ch'in, also well after its territorial expansion, it's maritime height was somewhat earlier (middle Ming,but that's not what we're talking about)... it then went into a 250 year recession. In fact, our own territorial expansion continued with the later western US territorial pacifications until the eve of the beginning of the period of our peak expansionist military power right after World War II, at least relatively speaking. Brazil arguably hasn't quite found its peak yet.. or is just emerging as a power, yet it had clearly reached its territorial limit by the 1960s. China seems bound to re-emerge as the hegemon at the some point in the next several decades, a full 250 years after its last big period of military expansion (again excepting its mid-20th century frontier pacification campaigns). It may pick up some more territories, such as a scenario where Russia returns the Amur, but that's pretty iffy, although not impossible (in 2008, for example, Russia quietly returned to China some 200 square miles of land near the city of Khabarovsk). Then again, with the Frontera Norte bound for war and a massive collapse, we could conceivably pick up some territories too over the next 50 years (anyone want Sonora as a state?).
As for losing territories over the next, say 100 years, Russia is at risk of losing territories unless it starts exercising more effective governance in its southern and eastern oblasts (anyone want to guess that much of the Northern Caucusus might want to leave?), and Siberia is already hedging its bets now that somebody else wants its goods. China is probably unlikely to lose any territories or to split apart on geographic lines, with the only territory possibly under contention being northwestern Xinjiang, but China will not give it up under any reasonably foreseeable scenario. The government in China may eventually fall or change, but it's territory is likely going to remain integral. Ditto for Brazil. The US will probably hold the territories it has now, although this is less of a certainty than it was before. I could imagine a future scenario where California and Cascadia might bid for more autonomy... or where Greater Texas might want the same. Unless the center starts behaving more sensibly from a fiscal perspective, either scenario and probably a few others are outside possibilities, I hate to say.
I don't see the difference vis-a-vis the other big land-based empires, frankly.
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This was an interesting read, but as a New Mexico resident, I found the above to be a little confusing. There were only three engagements of US troops against Native forces in New Mexico, Arizona and Texas between 1898 and 1918 that I am aware of. One of them was just mobilizing US Cavalry to Fort Wingate for a Navajo uprising that never occurred. New Mexico became a US Territory in 1850 and a state in 1912. Arizona became a territory in 1863 (had been part of NM Territory from 1850) and also a state in 1912. In both areas, the efforts to "pacify" the region started much earlier - the Kearny Code, for example (commonly viewed as instituting "law and order" in NM Territory) was codified in 1846 during the Mexican-American War (New Mexico was part of independent Mexico from 1821 to 1850, but occupied by US forces in 1846). I have never heard any historian here refer to the anti-bandit campaign you mention during this timeframe. Even Billy the Kid was dead by 1881...
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The talk of things like Cascadia or Greater Texas fails to take into account that the majority of the people living in these areas weren't even born there. I went to grad school in Barcelona, and it was fascinating to me to see how parochial the concerns of the average Catalonian were compared to the average Texan or Californian or whatever. A large percentage of my classmates could trace their family lineage in Barcelona back centuries - compare this to my high school class, where more than half the class no longer lives in the same state that they went to high school in, let alone where their parents or grandparents grew up.
This type of mobility (and especially inter-generational mobility) is a 20th century - and largely American (with it also happening in Canada and Australia) - phenomenon. We often hear about the negatives of this (less of a sense of place, etc) along with the positives (labor mobility), but rarely about what it does to tie the country as a whole together more tightly than other countries. Something like Cascadia breaking away might sound nice to some folks that have lived in Oregon or Washington their whole lives, but sounds crazy to a new immigrant from India, the young transplant fresh out of school from Texas, or the newly retired couple from California spending their twilight years in Bend.
In my experience, there's just very little tying together folks from one region that is more prominent than the greater American bind, and this seems even more stark when you travel to other countries (including China and Brazil). There are ethnicity-based ties, religion-based ties, and class-based ties in the US, but these are primarily held across the country, not region-to-region (as they are in China and Brazil in many ways, for example). Certainly this could change in the future, but it would really take some time for folks of similar intent and beliefs to congregate in specific regions, and we would probably need to see an end or major slowing down of international immigration.
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Two wrongs don't necessarily make a right, but three lefts do.
The real question for the US isn't that that people move around. Mobility is high .. although generally intra-regional (at least compared to China... with its curious cross-regional mobility). But, you're right people - especially elites and the highly trained - move around between the big cities (if not the hinterland). But many of these people - including myself - still consider one particular region home. If trouble comes, many people will simply "go home." Confession: most of the time, I don't actually work in California, but I am Californian... descended from a long line of Californians. I'll happily fight for California.. but not for anywhere else in the US. I think many people are of the same mind. These identity issues keep regional identities (especially outside a small elite) very sharp, by world standards. If there weren't such differences, the culture wars would not nearly be as sharp or as nasty as they are... in fact, those wars of ideology are increasingly regional in character, as people (again outside of a smal sliver of elites) tend to migrate to where they can avoid things like discrimination, maximize opportunities, and align political interests. These conflicts used to be as much as an urban-rural divide in decades past, but with rural largely gone, that distinction hardly matters anymore (much has been made of Cailfornia's conservative Central Valley to illustrate this principle.. but rub a Central Valley conservative and you get something very different than a Southeastern US conservative, as the last couple statewide elections clearly showed.
I remember a more integrated country as late as the 80s and early 90s. Now, Bostonians and New Englanders (especially after Red Sox games) have a hard time accepting that Texas and Mississippi are part of the same country. When I was in that city for grad school, I was pretty shocked at how extreme, parochial - and ignorant - on the street views could be. I did a three week trek through rural Alabama, SW Georgia and Mississippi right before grad school started for me in MA - just because I'd never really visited the SE.. and enjoyed it thoroughly, but the reactions I got from Bostonians (well.. Bostonians not actually at Harvard, MIT or other elite schools.. who are presumably more sophisticated about such things) was horror. Why would you do that? From the way they were talking, I may as well as lived Deliverance, and took my life into my own hands.... In Cali, my parents - who are well-educated, successful people, just thought I was insane.. and this from parents who had no problem that I've travelled to 59 foreign countries over my career. To them, the rural south is more foreign than any of the 59.. well, maybe not Myanmar and Cambodia and the Georgian Republic, but you get the point. Of course, I doubt they have even seen the south beyond Hartsfield Airport.
Things are changing, and changing quickly.. and not necessarily for the better. In 50 to 100 years, unless things reverse themselves, I can see real fractures starting to emerge... maybe less. As a Californio, I can tell you that there IS and always has been vague separatist sentiment in the hinterland, and it extends acrosss the political spectrum. It probably can't be actioned, because of the city folks.. but those out of state, elite city folk don't bother to vote much either... anyway it is there. The reason such regional sentiment is muted is because so far the US as a whole remains integral and the US hasn't, to date, given much reason to actualize it. If present fractures continue unchecked, reason will eventually come.
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I rarely post in this or any other political thread but I'd like to applaud this recent trend to intelligent discourse rather than view bashing and borderline character assassination. It's been very interesting. Keep up the good work!
Death comes when memories of the past exceed the vision for the future.
Here's a CRS report about rare-earth materials. Essentially, we have a decent reserve available to us within our border but absolutely no infrastructure to mine and process. We, and the rest of the world, is hopelessly dependent on rare earths. Afghanistan reportedly has $89 billion worth of rare-earths ripe for the taking. If economics are the concern, developing rare-earth mines and processing there would be cheaper than China. Of course, the infrastructure is missing, but I wouldn't be surprised to see a lot of the "nation building" monies from the DoD be used to build the infrastructure necessary to extract rare-earths in Afghanistan. MNCs would then secure favorable long-term leases on US built infrastructure in a cheap, undeveloped country.The US has the second largest cache of easily extractable rare earths (the only other country aside from the US and China with large reserves is Australia) - it's just a similar situation to that with energy - we don't want the environmental problems that go along with mining them in our country, and it's been easier to close our eyes to environmental problems in China and buy from them. That is changing slowly anyway with companies like Molycorp beginning to ramp up US production again.
We have the resources in the USA, the pressure and almost robotic drive that business has to lower costs has made the USA military the strong-arm of the corporate world. The evidence is circumstantial (however compelling): Corporations see a unstable area that is ripe for the picking, they employ the USA to stabilize, develop infrastructure and make economic development/exploitation possible.
Dude, I'm cheesing so hard right now.
Great post, Boiker. I especially agree about the subsidized cost of petroleum products. If we paid the real cost, I'm sure the drive to develop additional and varied fuel types would increase dramatically. But as long as fuel is cheap, the machine keeps trucking ahead as it has been.
Its interesting to see the ways that the US intervenes in other regions of the world to, at least in part, secure or open up new economic interests (those deemed to be in the "national interest") and how that contrasts with China. China's involvement has managed to almost completely avoid any involvement in domestic politics in any of the countries where they are trying to gain a foothold (mainly for natural resources and to open new markets for goods). These deals often involve trades of specialized services for stakes in things like oil revenues. When I was in Uganda (with large oil reserves in the north and in the south and west) China was very active in building roads - and they built some very nice ones. They have done similar things in Zimbabwe and other countries that the US won't engage with because there is an image of implicit endorsement of abusive regimes we don't want to associate with. Not so with China. It seems they could really care less about "responsible government" and are instead focused almost exclusively on purely economic engagement. I say almost because there is, of course, North Korea where they have a very strong political interest as well, though it has nothing to do with responsible government or human rights.
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To be clear, I was only responding to boiker's comments within the context of the conversation about a potential end or "bankruptcy" of an American empire, not about what we should do now (and I do not think that we are even remotely close to the end of an American empire).
As discussed on the past page, I'm very much in agreement with the notion that oil prices are artificially low, with the largest subsidy coming from foreign policy and military interventions. That's why I strongly support a geopolitical-based carbon tax (meaning a higher tax on oil-based carbon over coal or biomass or whatever-based carbon), which would be a way to surface those costs to American consumers, while simultaneously encouraging innovation and investment in other energy sources and (hopefully) decreasing our reliance on oil in general.
The rare-earths issue is entirely a political issue, IMO, because we're unwilling or able to talk about environmental issues with countries such as China while using actual financial teeth, but all too quick to shut down domestic production (of anything) because of environmental concerns. I'm pretty skeptical of any corporation/rich person plan at work here, it just seems like what would logically happen - people are mostly concerned about the environment that they can see, and rarely think about unintended side effects.
Two wrongs don't necessarily make a right, but three lefts do.
I think the American empire has been different than the rest because we have not been in the getting more land game. Last time we got more land via a war with a foreign county was the Spanish-American when we got the Phillipines, Cuba and Puetro Rico. We cut the Phillipines and Cuba free eventually.
However, unlike China, we have not been afraid to the use the miltary for ensure access to resouces. We may have wrapped in the religious/political/political science bs, but they were about ensuring access to resources. I alos think that if put the the test. China would not be afraid to send in the troops in need be.
We've also been big into sphere of influence. The Monroe Doctrine is an example of this.
As a nation, we were founded on two key principal-religious freedom and commerce. After all, the British established colonies here to make money. Both ideas continue to drive us as a nation and are our core principles. Everything else is just window dressing.
When did I go from Luke Skywalker to Obi-Wan Kenobi?
China doesn't need to send armies into far flung parts of the world -Not that they could if they wanted to. It's a lot easier economically occupy country for its resources its resources than it is to pay for a world-wide reaching military capable of invading and occupying. Throwing big money for infrastructure projects in places like Angola and Uganda also helps win the hearts and minds part of the we seem to fail at.Originally posted by Whose Yur Planner
Also, China doesn't use their military as a giant jobs program like we do here in the US. The US military budget seems to have more to do with funneling money to defense contractors and the jobs they provide in various congressional districts than it does with keeping the country safe.
Children in the back seat can cause accidents - and vice versa.
Here is a link to a great article about China's growing international role. Its an article from 2007, but much of what is discussed resonates with this discussion.
This quote is rather telling regarding how China uses its military might to protect international interests. They have and will use their military to protect economic investments, it would seem, but not to take on governments directly or get embroiled in domestic politics. Its a defensive posture, but a mighty one, and almost operates akin to a private corporate army. Contrast that with the comparatively meager presence they have as part of UN peacekeeping efforts which don't deal as directly economic interests.
China could have taken the stance of siding with the Sudanese government against the rebels in the south to protect their oil interests, selling them arms and training their military. Instead, they stayed out of that aspect and simply positioned their own military to protect drilling sites and refineries.A Chinese state-owned company owns 40% of the oil concession in the south of Sudan, and there are reportedly 4,000 Chinese troops there protecting Beijing's oil interests. (By contrast, despite the noise that China made when one of its soldiers was killed by an Israeli air strike on a U.N. post in Lebanon last summer, there are only 1,400 Chinese troops serving in all U.N. peacekeeping missions worldwide.)
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War with China!!!!
"I'm very important. I have many leather-bound books and my apartment smells of rich mahogany"
Don't underestimate the value of these investments - we still have a lot of friends around the world. When people learned I was American and not British, for example, I became instantly more popular. The fair number of Chinese living in Kampala at that time, by contrast, did not interact much with the Ugandan population and were viewed with some skepticism (though people freely admitted they were very hard working and built amazing roads). Indeed, I met a lot of people from other parts of the world when I was there, but none of them were Chinese.
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Abortion Doctor in Buffalo Slain; Sniper Attack Fits Violent Pattern
Published: October 25, 1998
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At nearby St. Gregory the Great Roman Catholic Church, Ed Carr, a retired insurance salesman, attended afternoon services today. In the front yard of the church, in a protest against abortion, dozens of small white crosses stood beside a sign reading, ''Cemetery of the Innocents.'' But Mr. Carr denounced Dr. Slepian's slaying.
''I think it is just terrible,'' Mr. Carr said. ''It's still taking a life. They said a prayer for him at the service.''
Dr. Shalom Press, another Amherst abortion provider who had known Dr. Slepian for years, said, ''He believed women had the right to have an abortion, and he followed his conscience.''
The slaying comes six years after anti-abortion protesters descended on Buffalo. In April 1992, the city was the setting for a coordinated series of ''Spring of Life'' protests led by members of Operation Rescue. Nearly 200 protesters were arrested during one demonstration, and abortion-rights groups held counterprotests. The police said Dr. Slepian was one of the doctors singled out by anti-abortion picketers.
Dr. Slepian fully understood the risks he took. In April 1993, one month after the shooting death of a Pensacola, Fla., abortion provider, Dr. David Gunn, Dr. Slepian spoke to a reporter about the vulnerability of doctors who provide abortions.
''It probably hits home a little bit because it could have been me,'' Dr. Slepian told The Buffalo News. ''For years I've felt, and I still feel, it could happen to me or to someone around here.''
And in 1995, after a Roman Catholic bishop had picketed outside his office, he told The News: ''When you're using words like 'kill' and 'murder,' that's where it can lead. If the rosary-holding churchgoers and the Bishop don't think that's true, they're fooling themselves.''
In 1988, Dr. Slepian had clashed with anti-abortion protesters outside his home. Protesters had taunted him during the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah, calling him a ''murderer.'' One protester later said that Dr. Slepian had attacked him with a baseball bat, and Dr. Slepian was charged with felony assault. The charge was later reduced to a misdemeanor and he was fined $400 for damaging the protester's vehicle.
Dr. Slepian divided his practice between the clinic in Buffalo and his private office in Amherst. Ms. Ward, the clinic spokeswoman, said he had worked at that and other clinics for 15 years. ''He has been harassed right in front of his house,'' she said. ''His children have been harassed.''
She called him a courageous man who followed his principles.
A woman from Attica, N.Y., who identified herself only as Susan, stood outside his Amherst office today, weeping. She said Dr. Slepian should not be portrayed solely as an ''abortion doctor.'' She said he had delivered her niece and her daughter and that he kept a photo album of the hundreds of babies he had delivered.
''To me, he was about babies, not abortion,'' Susan said. She said she went to him every three months for the past four years for treatment of cervical cancer. ''I feel he saved my life. I feel he is like a member of my family.''
The four shootings that preceded Dr. Slepian's death began on Nov. 8, 1994, when a doctor in Vancouver, British Columbia, was struck in the leg by a bullet fired into his home, the Canadian authorities said earlier in the week.
The next year, on Nov. 10, a physician in the province of Ontario was shot in the right elbow through his den window. Last year, on Oct. 28, a gunshot was fired at a doctor in his home near Rochester. The shot missed him, but the doctor was wounded by flying debris from the bullet. Two weeks later, a doctor in Winnipeg, Manitoba, was shot in his right shoulder as he stood in the rear of his house.
The authorities are still uncertain about the connection to Remembrance Day. ''Lots of explanations have been put forward,'' said Police Inspector Keith MacCaskill of Winnipeg, a member of the Task Force, ''and we're looking at them all, but only the person or persons who are committing these events know why they are happening at this time.''
Vicki Brietbart, a board member of the National Abortion Federation, said clinics across the country are now under heightened security alerts. She also noted that anti-abortion rhetoric had intensified in recent months.
One anti-abortion Internet Web site, called The Nuremberg Files, says that ''a coalition of concerned citizens'' is collecting ''dossiers on abortionists'' for future trials on ''crimes against humanity.''
The Web site lists the names of hundreds of doctors across the country who it says perform abortions. The site includes a color key indicating whether the doctor is ''working'' or ''wounded.'' A line crossed through the name indicates a ''fatality.''
This morning, a line had been crossed through Dr. Slepian's name.
Photo: Dr. Barnett Slepian is the third abortion doctor to be killed in the United States since 1993. (WIVB-TV); Police officers stood outside the Amherst, N.Y., home of Dr. Barnett Slepian yesterday. Dr. Slepian, a 51-year-old obstetrician who performed abortions at a clinic in Buffalo, was gunned down Friday night in his kitchen. (Associated Press)(pg. 44) Chart: ''Flashes of Violence'' Since 1993, seven people have been killed in attacks on abortion clinics or on individual doctors. Dr. Barnett Slepian, who was shot in his home on Friday night, was the third doctor to be killed. 1993 MARCH Dr. David Gunn is shot and killed outside the Pensacola Women's Medical Services abortion clinic in Florida. Michael F. Griffin, a 32-year-old former chemical plant worker who claimed to be acting in the name of God, was sentenced to life imprisonment. AUGUST Dr. George Tiller is shot and wounded outside his abortion clinic in Wichita, Kan. Rachelle Shannon, 37, a housewife from rural Oregon, was sentenced to a 10-year prison term. 1994 JULY Dr. John Bayard Britton, left, and a security escort, James H. Barrett, are killed in a shotgun assault by a former Presbyterian minister, Paul Jennings Hill, who was sentenced to die in Florida's electric chair. DECEMBER Two abortion clinic receptionists, Lee Ann Nichols, 38, top, and Shannon Lowney, 25, are killed and five other people are wounded by gunfire at two Boston-area clinics. John C. Salvi 3d, a 22-year-old student hair 2/3dresser, was sentenced to two consecutive life terms without parole. He committed suicide in prison in 1996. 1998 JANUARY Bombs, timed to go off at the same time, explode at two Atlanta-area abortion clinics. One blast injures six people, including an investigator and a reporter. A group known as the Army of God claims responsibility. JANUARY 13 days later, a bomb explodes at an abortion clinic in Birmingham, Ala., killing an off-duty police officer and wounding a nurse, Emily Lyons, left. Eric Robert Rudolph, 32, of North Carolina has been charged and is also being sought in the bombing at the Atlanta Olympics. OCTOBER Dr. Barnett Slepian is killed by a sniper's bullet that enters through his kitchen window in his home in Amherst, N.Y. (pg. 44) Map of New York shows location of Amherst: Dr. Slepian lived in Amherst, and worked at a clinic in Buffalo. (pg. 44)


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Korea Campus Crusade for Christ is an interdenominational Korean organization founded by Dr. Joon Gon Kim in 1958. It was the first overseas mission post for Campus Crusade for Christ, founded by Dr. Bill Bright in 1951. Since its inception in 1958, Korea Campus Crusade for Christ (KCCC) has field offices both domestically and internationally spreading over countries from Asia to the Americas, including the United States. Its main focus is on world evangelism and discipleship.
Korea Campus Crusade for Christ became the first overseas mission post for Campus Crusade for Christ under the tutelage of Dr. Bill Bright. KCCC ministry began in the southwestern city of Gwangjoo and quickly spread to other parts of Korea including Seoul, Busan, Daegu, Daejun, and Jeonju. Currently, KCCC headquarters is located at Buam-dong with 50 domestic mission posts and 15 international mission posts with over 1,000 missionaries abroad.
After half a century as the head of KCCC, founder Dr. Joon Gon Kim retired his post and Reverend Sung Min Park was chosen to succeed him.
Los Angeles[edit]
Although there were efforts to expand Korea Campus Crusade for Christ, Los Angeles, in the 80's and 90's, it was not until 1996 when Rev. Dong Whan Kim revitalized the organization and propelled it into one of the largest interdenominational Korean mission organizations in Southern California.
One of its prime ministries is the campus ministry that covers some of the largest college campuses in southern and northern California, including the University of California, Riverside, Santa Monica College, University of Southern California, University of California, Los Angeles, University of California, Irvine, University of California, Berkeley, California State University, Long Beach, California State University, Northridge, California Institute of Technology, University of California, Santa Barbara, University of California, San Diego, and others.
Other ministries include summer overseas mission trips where members are encouraged to participate in overseas missions to countries and regions including Thailand, Japan, Asia Minor, Cambodia, East Asia, Mongolia, Central Asia, Laos, South Africa and Hawaii for interstate mission. Activities during the mission may include cross-cultural events, teaching English to foreigners, showing films and performing Tae-Kwon-Do demonstrations and if circumstances are safe enough, proselytism. Since 1997, Korea Campus Crusade for Christ, Los Angeles, has been conducting annual summer mission trips that came to include upwards of 500 college students participating in the ministry as short-term missionaries.
KCCC has a weekly prayer gathering every Friday at Berendo Street Baptist Church in Los Angeles.
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I've read that luggage going through JNB is not very secure. It almost sounds like every piece is opened and pilfered but that seems rather extreme. My luggage will only have clothing in it. I'll be passing through JNB and collecting my luggage three times. What are the chances that I will lose something? Also, I see there is a luggage storage service at JNB. Is it safe to leave luggage in storage at JNB for a week or more?
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I've read that luggage going through JNB is not very secure. It almost sounds like every piece is opened and pilfered but that seems rather extreme. My luggage will only have clothing in it. I'll be passing through JNB and collecting my luggage three times. What are the chances that I will lose something? Also, I see there is a luggage storage service at JNB. Is it safe to leave luggage in storage at JNB for a week or more?
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I've traveled thru Jnb about 20 times. I've never had anything stolen. My daughter had shoes and a makeup case taken. Strange!
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On one of my trips through JNB to Namibia I had a 5-hr layover. When I opened my luggage in Namibia it was clear someone had rifled through it. Nothing was taken. They're looking for things of value (e.g., jewelry, electronics, cameras) not clothes (and according to my children, no one would want my clothes anyway).
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We have never had difficulty with our luggage at JNB, but we always bubble wrap our bags for our South/East African trips. Of the many visitors who came to see us while we were in CT for a year, one lost a pair of jeans out of their suitcase at JNB, and another lost a small camera, which was hidden in a shoe which in turn was wrapped in several items of clothing - either the camera was seen on an x-ray or the bag was thoroughly searched. Both visitors had their luggage locked - the locks had been broken. Don't know anything about storage at JNB - if possible, I would leave it at your accommodation. CR
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Have been thru JNB a number of times in the last year or so, have not had our luggage tampered with. But there are lots of places at the airport to have your luggage shrink wrapped and lots of people were doing so.
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We no longer check luggage. I can get by with carry on. All safari camps do laundry (and I bring laundry soap for hand washing items). It's not as hard as it sounds.
But when we did check, we had no trouble at JNB with pilfering nor storage. We (four of us) stored bags for 11 days and it worked out fine.
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I am also a fan of gladwrap but then I travel through Asia to get to Jburg so always do it from home and then again on my trip back home.
Does not stop anyone if they want to get into my suitcase, but at least i know if someone has been in it! Just never carry any item of value in a packed suitcase, always have it with you!
Sorry never stored at Joburg except in a hotel and that was fine. Have also stored with a smaller airline and that was also fine.
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Locally the feeling is that the theft problem at OR Tambo has reduced considerably. There are clingwrapping facilites at the airport but make sure that you don't pack valuables in your stowage luggage - keep them with your carry-on goods.
No authoritative advice on storing at the airport, but my instinct would tell me to try to leave your luggage at your accommodation.
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Time Clock Loaned to DeMoulin Museum(Thursday, June 2, 2016) - Thanks to the generosity of an employee of DeMoulin Brothers & Co., the DeMoulin Museum has a piece of company history on display. The factory's original time clock, manufactured around 1900 by the Cincinnati Time Recorder Company, was recently loaned to the museum by Mark Brooke. The company's technical manager since 1992, Brooke was given the time clock around twenty years ago by Bill DeMoulin, retired company president. Brooke said he "worked on and off for a year" restoring the clock's original internal components. After having the time clock as the center piece of the music room in his home, Brooke decided it was time to share it with the DeMoulin Museum's visitors.
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You know, I've played on plenty of gaming systems in my lifetime, and includes the Xbox 360, which only got its sales because the PS3 started off like shit. Among the earlier 360 line up was Kane And Lynch, which was very mediocre with some annoying little quirks to hold it back from being any good. Had it not been for the Gamespot controversy, I bet nobody would've bought it. But enough of the past when the 360 was something worth buying for more than Halo and online second only to PC; time to flash forward to 2010, with a sequel. Honestly, this isn't much better. Some of the qui...
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> Interesting multiplayer.
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