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First, I'd like to express how humbled I am by many of your favorable responses to my past columns. Not in my wildest dreams could I have imagined so many people being positively influenced by what I write — because, to be honest, my wildest dreams don't involve me writing.
So now that we're practically family, I have a confession to make.
I miss feeling the full effect of being the black man I am because I live, work and play in an overwhelmingly LDS culture that exists in a predominantly white area of Utah.
Please hear me out before you start calling me racist or overly ethnocentric.
Remember, I am a black man who was raised mostly in the South, and my true self stems from that upbringing. I prefer R&B music over country. I say "hey," "y'all" and "what's up, man" instead of "for sure" and "you bet." And I'd prefer to hang out with other black males, a k a "da brothas," rather than anyone else. Again, it comes from my upbringing.
After more than two decades in Utah, I still find it particularly hard to be the only black man in the vast majority of situations I find myself in. And while I love living where (and with whom) I do, I sorely miss being my whole self, because being one of "da brothas" was and remains such a big part of who I am — just as big a part of me as being LDS.
Consequently, for me "Mo'" means both "more" and "Mormon"!
One more thing about me: I dearly and unconditionally love Vai Sikahema.
A few weeks ago, while back East for job-related purposes, I had the opportunity to spend a weekend in the greater Philadelphia area. It satisfied my yearning to be in a place where I could see, and feel, African-American culture all around me. I also got to spend quality time with Vai and his family. It was one of the best and most fulfilling weekends of my life.
I first became aware of Vai during my BYU Law School years when he was an integral part of the Cougars' 1984 national championship football team. We both left Provo in the summer of 1986; Vai to start his NFL career after being drafted by the then-St. Louis Cardinals, and me to start my Navy JAG career after graduating with my law degree.
Floyd Johnson, the BYU athletic department's beloved equipment manager, had taken some interest in me after learning that I was soon to become BYU's first black law graduate. Before our departure, he made arrangements for Vai and me to speak at a fireside somewhere along the Wasatch Front. Unfortunately, due to an unavoidable conflict that arose for me, I never got to speak with Vai as planned.
I didn't personally meet Vai until our paths crossed at the LDS Business Conference in Park City this past April. Vai gave a moving presentation that inspired me to boldly introduce myself to him and leave him a copy of my newly released book with my contact information. Not long thereafter, Vai called me and we began having late-night conversations on his way home from his 11 p.m. sports broadcasts. We learned that even though our backgrounds had little in common, we were kindred spirits with similar interests and gospel-related goals. After finishing my book, Vai graciously laid the groundwork for me to get involved with Matt Sanders and Deseret Connect, which led to my current opportunity to write for DeseretNews.com.
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American Power Act Empowers Americans
An Examination of Benefits to Americans in the Clean Energy Bill
The Kerry-Lieberman American Power Act jump-starts efforts to adopt comprehensive clean energy and climate polices that would cut oil use, increase security, reduce pollution, and create jobs. Daniel J. Weiss, CAP's Director of Climate Strategy, details the benefits the bill would provide to everyday Americans in this repost.
Sens. John Kerry (D-MA) and Joe Lieberman (I-CT) plan to release a discussion draft today of their long-awaited American Power Act. The bill is designed to appeal to a broad range of senators, including moderate Midwestern Democrats and coastal Republicans.
Recent events are a reminder of the urgency to act. The BP oil disaster is a signal flare warning us that we must reduce our oil use via investments in more efficient, cleaner energy technologies. A section-by-section summary of the bill was leaked late yesterday and includes a variety of measures that would provide benefits for everyday Americans:
Create jobs
The bill would boost employment by generating investments in the clean energy technologies of the future (Title I, Subtitle D). This means more jobs installing energy efficient windows, adding insulation, or manufacturing wind turbine parts. The bill would provide people with "Clean Energy Career Development" to prepare them to build and service these new technologies (Title IV, Subtitle B, Part I).
Clean up vehicles
The bill would make it easier for Americans to select and purchase cars powered partly or completely by electricity (Title I, Subtitle E, Part I). Public transportation would become more available, efficient, and affordable (Title I, Subtitle E, Part II-III). And big trucks and buses would run on natural gas, eliminating harmful air pollutants caused by burning diesel fuel (Title IV, Subtitle B, Part II, Subpart B). Using more homemade American fuels such as natural gas would allow us to keep more of our money in the United States and send less overseas to purchase oil.
Cut pollution from large emitters while helping consumers
The bill would create a program for the approximately 7,500 major carbon pollution emitters where they would have to have pollution allowances for each ton of their emissions. Nearly two-thirds of the revenue from the sale of these allowances would return to consumers to protect them from higher electricity rates (Title III, Subtitle A-B). A "Working Families Refundable Relief Program" would provide additional financial assistance to those who need it to offset higher prices for goods and services (Title III, Subtitle C).
The bill's cost-containment measures would limit clean up costs and provide financial predictably for polluters so they can more easily budget the proper amount of revenue for pollution allowances. (Title II, Subtitle B, Part G, Section 790). These measures would also limit the likelihood of higher prices due to clean-up costs. The severe limits on trading pollution allowances would snuff any threats of market manipulation that could unnecessarily drive up allowance prices, which would increase costs to families. (Title II, Subtitle E).
Reduce risk of serious harm due to global warming
The bill would cut global warming pollution by 17 percent below 2005 levels by 2020, and by 83 percent by 2050 (Title II, Subtitle A, Part A). This would dramatically reduce the likelihood of serious harms linked to global warming.
- Florida or Gulf Coast residents would face fewer severe tropical storms that can destroy homes and property, and cost millions of tax dollars to clean up.
- Asthmatics would have fewer attacks due to lower smog levels. Less smog would enable seniors, children, and those suffering from respiratory ailments to spend more time outdoors.
- Northeasterners and Midwest residents would have fewer damages due to reduced flooding caused by heavy rainstorms.
New protection against offshore drilling dangers
Fisherman and people in the tourist industry would have their livelihoods protected from an offshore oil blowout. The bill would add protection from expanded offshore oil drilling for up to 75 miles offshore compared to just three miles today. If a study of a proposed offshore oil lease found that drilling could harm another state with an oil blowout, then the state's legislature could vote to block oil development there (Title I, Subtitle B, Section 1205).
Boost farmers' livelihood
Farmers could increase their income by receiving three additional paychecks. Leasing a small part of their land for a wind turbine would generate one check. The second could come from growing crops used for biofuels or biomass. And using farming practices that keep carbon in the soil""for "pollution offsets"""could provide the third check (Title IV, Subtitle B, Part III).
Few bills designed to clear the Senate's 60-vote super majority requirement are perfect. Many such bills include compromises or provisions unappealing to its sponsors or supporters. The American Power Act is no exception. It includes several provisions that would do little to achieve clean energy benefits or would waste taxpayers' money. Particularly egregious are the multiple, unnecessary subsidies for new nuclear power plants (Title I, Part I, Part III). But hopefully, longstanding nuclear advocates will support the American Power Act if it has these provisions.
The American Power Act reflects Sens. Kerry and Lieberman's tremendous leadership and perseverance. It is truly an "all of the above" bill that would reduce oil use, cut carbon pollution, invest in efficiency, and clean energy technologies that create jobs and protect consumers' wallets. It is now incumbent on President Barack Obama and Senate leaders to bring together other senators to craft and pass a comprehensive clean energy program that achieves these goals.
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I just want to say thank you for your coverage and analysis of this legislation. It is so valuable to have an expert opinion on the matter. I'm doing all I can to raise awareness of the issue and direct people to the blog so that they may be informed and pressure their senators accordingly. It is an important and exciting time. This is our chance to claim a great victory for the world and deal a devastating blow to the denialists, disinformers, and scientific ignorance. Everybody take your gloves off, this is the time to fight! Inform your friends and family and call your senators.
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[JR: Thanks for this. It is an uphill battle.]
A price on carbon will make natural gas less expensive than coal for baseload power. This bill instead seeks to select for nuclear power for baseload energy, at prices more than twice as high as natural gas. Thus, CAP have decided to shill for nuclear over natural gas for power generation, at much higher cost. I'm sure CAP will now demand the Obama Administration cast Senator Reid aside and recommit to Yucca Mountain. Right?
A Question or Two
Let me ask a question or two about the related matters of the transportation sector, the EPA, and the oil and refining industry …
As far as my (limited) understanding of this goes, is it correct to say that the CO2 emissions from autos are addressed (in part) in one or two ways but not in other ways? In other words …
Do oil companies (ExxonMobil, Chevron, Conoco-Phillips, etc.) have to buy carbon allowances? If so, do they have to buy carbon allowances only to cover the CO2 emissions coming directly from their own operations (e.g., from refineries), OR do they have to buy carbon allowances that would also cover the CO2 that is generated when their products (gasoline, diesel fuel, etc.) are used in cars and trucks?
In other words, the use of ExxonMobil products, each year, generates over One Trillion Pounds of CO2. That's ExxonMobil products alone. That's in one year. That's the amount generated when the products are actually used by you, me, Fred, Jane, and Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice. That amount doesn't include the CO2 (or other GHGs) generated by the refineries themselves, or by the gas flares, or in the production fields.
So, do the oil companies have to buy allowances only to cover the amounts generated in their own internal operations (e.g., by refineries) OR do they have to buy allowances that cover the amount of carbon actually IN the products they sell to us, or rather the CO2 generated when those products are used? Those two amounts are VERY different — very, very, very different.
If the oil companies don't have to buy allowances to cover the entire amount of CO2 (and other GHGs) created in processing AND generated by the end uses of their products, then what are the actual mechanisms involved to actually speed our pathway off of using gasoline in low MPG cars? Does it just come back to the EPA and efforts to regulate average automobile fuel efficiency standards? Plus, perhaps, whatever the incentives will be to "help" people buy electric vehicles or hybrids?
I hope, by now, these questions make my broader question clear: When it comes to the transportation sector, and the volume of carbon allowances that oil companies will need to buy, and the various other ways that emissions from automobiles will (or won't) be addressed, how does it all work?
Can anyone explain this to me?
2 Jay: Burning natural gas makes CO2, 40% less than coal. Nuclear doesn't make CO2.
Yucca Mountain needs to be converted into a Government Owned Government Operated [GOGO] nuclear fuel recycling plant so that we can use more than 1% of the energy available in the fuel.
Factory built reactors are about to reduce the lead time and cost of nuclear power, which is already the lowest there is, bar none, over the 60 year life of the reactor. See: http://www.world-nuclear.org/info/inf33.html
Here, in the middle of the corn belt, excess rain is already reducing the corn crop by 5 or 6%. We still harvested over 3 Billion bushels, but if the rain continues to increase, it will affect food prices.
Joe: Please review "Storms of my Grandchildren" by Jim Hansen. Jim Hansen says "Obama doesn't get it." That means lots of other politicians don't get it either.
I support Kerry's bill. I hope it becomes stronger soon after it is enacted. Jim Hansen says that if we burn almost all of the fossil fuel, the Earth will turn into another hot dead rock like Venus, at 800 degrees F.
I appreciate that. I'm in the business. I understand some people support nuclear power for the CO2 implications. I'm aomong them, in terms of the science. I just want people to be honest here- the KL bill selects nuclear over natural gas, and CAP is shilling for a bill that selects nuclear over natural gas.
Well, I've contacted both my senators telling them to support it; Harkin probably will, Grassley probably won't. I'll keep after them both.
@ Jeff: It looks like refiners of gasoline and other fuels will be subject to the declining emissions cap and required to purchase allowances for fuels sold in the marketplace. This is based on a quick search for pertinent sections in a bill that is nearly 1,000 pages and there will also be follow-on rulemaking so I could be missing something, but it looks like there would be a specific regulatory regime for petroleum fuels if this passes. Check the following sections in the full text of the bill that Joe now has up as a start: 722(a)(1), (a)(2)(A), (b)(2), section 729 (operative section), section 703 (basic cap section), and section 700(7),(8) (12)(B), and (42)(relevant definitions). This is legislation so nothing is in plain English. I expect good plain language summaries to become available soon. Of course, refineries and other petroleum industry facilities with material quantities of greenhouse gas emissions would also be subject to the bill as stationary sources.
7 Jay: There is no point in converting from coal to natural gas and then immediately having to convert again. Natural gas is NOT ACCEPTABLE because it makes 60% as much CO2 as coal. It turns out, if you count the whole life cycle, that nuclear makes LESS CO2 THAN ANY OTHER SOURCE PER KILOWATT HOUR!!!!!! Remember: Global Warming can make us humans extinct. We can't take chances on that.
Please read: "Power to Save the World; The Truth About Nuclear Energy" by Gwyneth Cravens, 2007 Finally a truthful book about nuclear power. This book is very easy to read and understand. Gwyneth Cravens is a former anti-nuclear activist.
Page 13 has a chart of greenhouse gas emissions from electricity production. Nuclear power produces less greenhouse gas [CO2] than any other source, including coal, natural gas, hydro, solar and wind. Building wind turbines and towers also involve industrial processes such as concrete and steel making.
Wind turbines produce a total of 58 grams of CO2 per kilowatt hour.
Nuclear power plants produce a total of 30 grams of CO2 per kilowatt hour, the lowest.
Coal plants produce the most, between 966 and 1306 grams of CO2 per kilowatt hour.
Solar power produces between 100 and 280 grams of CO2 per kilowatt hour.
Hydro power produces 240 grams of CO2 per kilowatt hour.
Natural gas produces between 439 and 688 grams of CO2 per kilowatt hour.
Remember the total is the sum of direct emissions from burning fuel and indirect emissions from the life cycle, which means the industrial processes required to build it. Again, nuclear comes in the lowest. Nuclear would produce even less CO2 per kilowatt hour if the safety were lowered to the same level as other sources of electricity. Switching from coal to nuclear is a 97% reduction in electricity's 40% of our CO2 output.
To Peter (Comment 9)
Thanks for the great info, Peter. I perused some of the sections, and there are a couple parts and terms that seem to suggest that refiners must get pollution allowances that DO cover (include) the volume of CO2 that's generated by their refined products (e.g., gasoline) when those products are used in their end uses (e.g., in cars).
For example, this phrase is used at one point: "… prohibited from emitting greenhouse gases, and having attributable greenhouse gas emissions, in combination …" in amounts that exceed the number of allowances owned.
The "attributable" part is the (apparently) relevant one to the question I'm asking.
I wonder if Joe or CP will weigh in on this question? Do refiners (ExxonMobil, Chevron, etc.) need to get allowances in volumes that cover not only the amount of CO2 (and GHGs) that are actually emitted by their internal operations (e.g., by refineries) BUT ALSO the amount of CO2 that's generated when their products (e.g. gasoline) are used in their intended end uses, such as in our cars?
Put another way, will ExxonMobil need to have roughly one allowance (corresponding to one ton of CO2) for every 100 gallons of gasoline it sells to the public? (Each gallon of gasoline generates about 20 pounds of CO2 when it's burned in a car, so 100 gallons of gasoline generate about one ton of CO2.)
That's the question. Can you CP folks let us know (ideally, please)? The summaries aren't explicit on this point, and the bill itself is quite long, and the relevant wording I've seen still leaves some ambiguity, for me anyhow, not being familiar with the full context, the intent, and the use of the various terms. "Attributable". What does that mean, in this context?
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Norman Powell dunks on a bunch of little kids at Raptors' basketball camp
Hey man, the bench loved it. The Raptors are holding a multi day basketball camp and have been inviting a bunch of current and former players to come on by and show these young'uns whats up. Apparently, Norman Powell decided to show the kids who was in charge here. Bench reaction: #RBA #WeTheNorth @npowell2404 https://t.co/1e7VNGWU6w — Toronto Raptors (@Raptors) July...
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What do the Numbers Say? Projecting the Raptors' Win Total for the 2016-17 Season
Let's take a look at a couple of common catch-all statistics to see what we can predict in terms of wins for the Raptors this coming season. The Raptors' off season appears to be over, for the most part, so let's take a look at what they might be able to achieve this regular season. All the core pieces remain on the team, with two major losses in Bismack Biyombo and Luis Scola,...
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Video: DeMar DeRozan Just Missed Throwing Down One Of The Craziest Dunks Ever
The United States men's basketball team's 50-point exhibition victory over China last night was rather uneventful, save for the fact it was Kevin Durant's first game at his new home, Oracle Arena, and that USA guard DeMar DeRozan almost caused an international incident with a second-half dunk attempt. Late in the blowout, DeRozan caught an outlet pass with only one Chinese...
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DeMar DeRozan's 360 dunk attempt nearly broke the Internet
Toronto Raptors star DeMar DeRozan attempted a dunk during Tuesday's USA-China friendly that nearly shook Oracle Arena. Kevin Durant opened the scoring in the game, which the United States won 106-57, after draining a three-pointer just a few seconds in. But toward the end of the game, DeRozan nearly brought the crowd to their feet when he attempted this insane 360 dunk. Check...
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ESPN Forecast pegs Raptors for 51 wins Among the things that stand out is the Raptors having such longer odds at an East title than their win total would suggest. This could indicate a belief the Celtics are a better matchup for the Cavaliers, that they'd beat Toronto in a playoff series, that they may take a while to reach their peak, that there's a lot more public money on...
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ESPN Forecast pegs Raptors for 51 wins
The Toronto Raptors may be a little worse in 2016-17 than they were in 2015-16. They're still going to be very good. That was the general expectation at the end of a franchise-best season and heading into an offseason where they lacked the flexibility to make a big leap, and it appears to be the belief now that the larger parts of the offseason have played out. ESPN's annual...
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The Toronto Raptors were the No. 1 seed heading into the NBA Summer League Tournament, but the Timberwovles knocked the Raptors out in the quarterfinals after Tyus Jones drew a foul as the final buzzer sounded with the game tied at 79. Jones, the former Duke star, was in the corner with time running and pump faked Yanick Moreira, who went soaring by. Jones was unable to get a shot...
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All-Star guard DeMar DeRozan re-signs with Raptors
TORONTO (AP) DeMar DeRozan knew he was never going to leave Toronto, his home away from home. The All-Star shooting guard re-signed with the Raptors, agreeing to a reported $139 million, five-year deal Thursday without really testing the free-agent market. ''I am Toronto,'' DeRozan said. ''Outside of where I'm from, I represent this city harder than anybody. I've got so many...
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Jared Sullinger announced on Twitter Monday that he is joining the Toronto Raptors. Marc Stein of ESPN reports it's a one-year deal believed to be in the $6 million range. WE THE NORTH #0 — Jared Sullinger (@Jared_Sully0) July 11, 2016 After signing Al Horford to a contract last week, the Boston Celtics rescinded their qualifying offer and renounced their rights to Sullinger...
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DeMar DeRozan is coming off a four-year, $40 million extension signed in 2012 in which he outperformed tremendously and has agreed upon a five-year, $139 million deal with the Toronto Raptors. DeRozan's full max with the Raptors was approximately $152 million so he gave some level of a discount to the Raptors while getting the extra guaranteed year. DeRozan had a career peak in...
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DeMar DeRozan made it clear from the start that the only place he wanted to be was Toronto. He gets to stay in Toronto, now on a five-year, $139 million deal. DeRozan and the Raptors agreed to the deal in the first hours of free agency, according to reports. The deal can be signed on July 7. DeRozan was a first-round pick by the Raptors in 2009 and has played his entire career...
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There didn't seem to be much of a chance that All-Star DeMar DeRozan would leave the Toronto Raptors in free agency. The team reportedly eliminated that slim possibility during the early hours of free agency Friday morning, signing the star shooting guard to a huge five-year contract worth more than $139 million. DeMar DeRozan has agreed to a five-year, $139 million-plus deal...
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Jimmy Fallon and Nancy Juvonen have been married since 29th Dec 2007. [view couple]
James Thomas "Jimmy" Fallon (born September 19, 1974) is an American comedian, television host, actor, singer, writer, and producer. He is known for his work in television as a cast member on Saturday Night Live and as the host of late-nigh...t talk show The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. He was born in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn and raised in Saugerties, New York. He grew up with an interest in comedy and music, moving to Los Angeles at 21 to pursue stand-up opportunities.
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Keep up the good work! Love your show!
Jimmy has done well for himself since leaving SNL especially when he takes over for Jay Leno.
I really liked him on SNL. I don't really care for his talk show though.
Funny, smart, and cute. He's seems pretty awesome.
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OMG! Jimmy Fallon on achicagothing.com talking about why Chicago should win the 2016 lympic Bid! Crazy - I didn know he like Chicago!
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I got a problem with TestFlight and their "feedback" function.
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We had a great stay, our son loved the indoor pool, my wife loved the whole stay and that is what matters most! Thank You Zoders Inn & Suites
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Nice place, excellent service, clean and quiet. My second time staying here.
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disappointed...Posted Jun 25, 2016
Sink drains didn't work, patio over creek filthy. Beds were clean but carpets dirty and door very hard to push open. Was nice 10 years ago...sorry to see it now in pretty bad repair. 😢
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Nice view from the balconyPosted Jun 16, 2016
Comfortable bed with nice view to enjoy from the balcony. Some issues with lights not working and blow dryer not working. The room was clean and quiet. Overall we enjoyed our stay
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Sehr empfehlenswertes Hotel nahe der Smokies!Posted Jun 9, 2016
Das Hotel war super, die Zimmer wurden so ordentlich geputzt, dass wir uns richtig wohl gefühlt haben. Es gab jeden Tag frische Handtücher. Die Mitarbeiter waren sehr nett, der Balkon mit Aussicht auf den Bach klasse. Einziges Manko: zu weiche Betten. Abends gibt es milk & cookies, toller Service :) der indoor Pool war auch schön. Parkplätze direkt vor den Zimmern verfügbar. Die Lage des Hotel ist ebenfalls gut, da es nicht mitten auf der "Vergnügungsmeile" von Gatlinburg liegt. Das Zoders würden wir jederzeit weiter empfehlen!
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Beautiful viewPosted May 10, 2016
We had a nice view from the patio, the bed was a bit too soft though & the pillows a little too hard.
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river soundsPosted Apr 30, 2016 on Hotels
this hotel is in a great location.you can walk to everything. the balconys over the water is great. the sounds of the water is so relaxing.everyone was so nice.if you needed anything all you had to do was ask.also has a nice pool and hot tub indoors and an outdoor pool also. we enjoyed it all.
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Super Cute and Cozy!!Posted Apr 30, 2016
Overall, this hotel was awesome! Great rates, beautiful grounds, friendly staff, perfect location, and amazing pool!! We have been to Gatlinburg several times and this was our first time staying at this hotel. We were pleasantly surprised at everything there was to offer at the price! We give it 5 Stars all the way through except for some here and there updating that needs to be done. For an older hotel, it is to be expected though! We would definetly recommend to friends and family and definetly will be staying here again!
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Great location,easy walk to restaurantes and shops,staff very friendly and helpful. Clean confortable room
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need better parking when fullPosted Apr 17, 2016 on Hotels
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Night of the Silver Stars
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by William R. Phillips
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bookshelves: military-non-fiction, vietnam
Oct 04, 2010
bookshelves: military-non-fiction, vietnam
Read from September 26 to October 04, 2010
I expected more from this book, as it was written by an experienced Marine officer. It's not that he didn't do his homework: lots of research and a certain number of personal interviews provide the reader with enough facts regarding the Lang Vei fight. The problem lies in the actual account of the battle, which I found detached and unfocused. I would also like to have seen a little more detail from the author's interviews with survivors. In spite of the foregoing, I believe that the book is an honest effort at impartially detailing the events pertaining to the battle of Lang Vei and therefore worth the read.
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BB&T has been doing well for most part. Exec. compensation may be a good part of the reason for this. Unless exec. pay far exceeds BB&T's market position I don't think I would ry to fix a machine that is working.RW
While I may share sentiments with some earlier posts on exec. comp., I tend to agree with rwmgn. I really think shareholder agrguments over this issue in a company that is not really sick are much ado about nothing and just muddy the water. Adjusting exec. comp. downward for arbitrary reasons is not going to have the desired effect of making the company very much more profitable and the stock price higher and could have just the opposite effect. Like it or not, we live in a democracy and comapnies can pay their exec.'s pretty much what they wnat. Reason is usually in play though and I doubt BBT exec's are not in line with peer exec. comp.That being said, I'm back in my "sell a little bit" mode again as BBT approaches highes. I just don't see momentum building to bust out of the $32-38 trading range. As usual - do what you want and don't pay attention to me, but I'm checkinking the "sell" block" in the disclosure section for a while.Regards..........Stock
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An analysis of weapons-based confidence-building measures shows how academics can work together to self-police their research for national security implications, socialize new members of the academic community into the importance of considering security issues, and develop and disseminate norms regarding what is and is not a moral and ethical use of these technologies. It may be possible for academics and policymakers to come together to work for a ban or build-down on cyber weapons patterned on international efforts to ban chemical and biological weapons and implement export regimes to control the export of code which may form the components of cyber weapons. If we conceptualize cyberspace as territory, we can also learn from the example of territorially-based confidence-building measures such as those implemented along the Indo-Pakistan border. This approach stresses the importance of developing notification procedures to prevent misperceptions and the escalation spiral, as well as communicating regularly to establish trust between all parties. The case studies presented here illustrate the promises and pitfalls of each approach and offer valuable warnings to policymakers seeking to implement such measures in cyberspace. They show what happens when not everyone in a regime is equally committed to a specific outcome by illustrating the difficulties of monitoring compliance in confidence-building regimes, and show the ways in which doctrines and confidence-building measures may not be perfectly aligned.
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UAA hockey coach Matt Thomas announced today that 6 players have signed their National Letters of Intent to play in Anchorage next season.
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Miami Marlins second baseman Dee Gordon apologized Thursday before rejoining the team after serving an 80-game suspension for testing positive for a performance-enhancing substance.
From St. Lawrence Is. Gambell, AK Fabian & Mary Ungott flew in with their daughter Hilary who's behind the reporter, to witness Kobe Bryant's last game of his career ( hope you guys will be able to show live on sports news)
Jesse Kurtz competing in Regionals for Native Youth Olympics - Alaska High Kick
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3 year old Adam David Evon-Whitman of Mekoryuk gutting a seasoned chum salmon on the Mekoryuk river.
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On Sunday evening, two paddle boarders and one cat launched their boards to enjoy the mostly calm waters.
Jaron Williams going for the block!
The bethel varsity boys played against the Barrow Whalers tonight
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My husband Leovan Claunan and our boys Julius (10)and Joseph (7) getting ready to hit the spot out at the Kenai River a few summers back.
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Another awesome day
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Twenty miles from Mekoryuk, calm glassy waters. Fun halibut fishing trip!
My grandpa took us out for a weekend trip to Miqsarmiut , west Nunivak Island this past summer. We did a lot of hiking together. So much fun!
Can be accessed from Arctic Valley. A quick mile and a half will take you here :)
"Yesterday four of us and Maximoose set out to conquer Big O'Malley (5,150ft) at 7:45am. We started off with superb weather conditions and darkness. Even saw a shooting star as we begun the hike, hoping that was a good omen. As we ascended and worked our way up the ridge line the weather slowly turned worse and worse. Ice cold wind and flurries of snow causing us to loose visibility of one another and even pushing us off balance, we decided to turn around at about 1300. This isn't the last you've seen of me O'Malley!"
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The dust of snow
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Hunter Angasan U14 Alaska Oilers- This is the typical winter activity of choice for many families up North. Alaska hockey!
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New Place, Miss Porter's School (1907)Monday, June 6th, 2016 Posted in Colonial Revival, Farmington, Houses | No Comments »
"New Place" is a dorm of Miss Porter's School in Farmington. It was built in 1906 at 53 Main Street on the site of the old Rev. Samuel Whitman House. As related by Julius Gay in Farmington, Connecticut, the Village of Beautiful Homes (1906):
Crossing the road up the mountain we find on the corner the square house with the pyramidal roof and the chimney in the center, owned and occupied by the Rev. Samuel Whitman during his ministry. Parts if not the whole of the building are much older than its well-preserved walls would indicate. Tradition says the kitchen was built out of the remains of the old meeting-house and the Rev. William S. Porter who knew more about the history of the town than any man who lived or is likely to live, says that the house, probably the front, was built by Cuff Freeman, a colored man of considerable wealth, of course after the death of Mr. Whitman.
New Place was erected in 1907 by builder R.F. Jones of Hartford for Elizabeth V. Keep, then headmistress of Miss Porter's School. Mrs. Keep lived there until her death in 1917. She willed the property to Miss Porter's School. Her son, Robert Porter Keep II, became headmaster in 1917 and he and his wife, Rose Anne Day Keep, resided at New Place until 1929.
John Smith House (1742)Monday, May 23rd, 2016 Posted in Colonial, Farmington, Houses | No Comments »
John Smith built the house at 163 Main Street in Farmington in 1742. He sold it to John Hart, but repurchased it from Hart in 1750-1751. It was then acquired by Dr. Elisha Lord in April 1751, who resided there until 1762. He served in the French and Indian War, as mentioned in Proceedings of the Connecticut Medical Society (1863):
Dr. Elisha Lord, son of Cyprian and Elizabeth (Backus) Lord, was born Aug. 10, 1726. He located first at Farmington, but subsequently returned to Norwich. After accompanying the troops sent against Crown Point, he was appointed, May, 1758, surgeon to the first regiment. In this capacity, and as director of hospital stores, he served till Dec. 22, 1760. He died at the age of forty-two.
Stephen Dorchester and Elizabeth Gould Dorchester lived in the house from 1762 to 1786. The house then passed through a succession of other owners. It was a property of the Wilcox family from 1845 to 1910. The Root family owned and leased the property between 1915 and 1963, at some point moving the house back from the street and converting it into a duplex.
Susan and Augustus Ward House (1862)Tuesday, May 3rd, 2016 Posted in Farmington, Greek Revival, Houses | No Comments »
Seth Cowles (1763-1842), together with his four brothers, was a successful merchant in Farmington. When he died in 1842, his daughter Susan Cowles (1815-1894) inherited his homelot on Main Street in Farmington. Susan and her husband, Augustus Ward (1811-1883), originally from Massachusetts, removed the existing house and replaced it with the current residence, at 56 Main Street, around 1842. As related in Farmington, Connecticut, the Village of Beautiful Homes (1906):
Augustus Ward was born December 4, 1811. and died April 6, 1883. son of Comfort and Plumea Ward. He was a merchant in New Britain in its earlier days. Marrying a daughter of Mr. Seth Cowles in 1840, he removed to this village and built a new house on the site of the old Cowles mansion. He was a farmer, but had much to do with the Farmington Savings Bank after its organization in 1851, being one of its most able and efficient directors.
In 1891, Susan Cowles Ward sold the house to Henry R. Hatch of Ohio. Within a few days he sold it to Sarah Porter, headmistress of Miss Porter's School. The house has been owned by the school ever since and is a dormitory called "Ward." An addition was built in 1902. Read the rest of this entry »
Richard Gay House (1855)Thursday, April 21st, 2016 Posted in Farmington, Greek Revival, Houses, Italianate | No Comments »
Some would date the house at 22 Main Street in Farmington to c. 1855 based on stylistic considerations (it combines Greek Revival and Italianate characteristics). The house, however, does not appear on an 1869 map of Farmington, so it has also been dated to c. 1870. It was built by William Gay, who operated a store in Farmington. In 1875 William Gay sold the property to his son Richard H. Gay. According to American Biography: A New Cyclopedia, Volume 12 (1922):
Richard Holmes Gay, the oldest son of William Gay, was born April 7, 1832, and died March 30, 1903. He married, September 25, 1856, Gertrude Rivington Palmer, who was born in Whitehall, New York, September 25, 1835, daughter of Hunloke and Mary (Rivington) Palmer. Their children were: Mary Rivington, Margaret Palmer, Anna Rivington, and Gertrude Holmes.
After Richard Gay's widow Gertrude died in 1924 the house passed to their daughter Gertrude Gay Kimball. It has had numerous owners since then.
Upson Nut Company (1870)Saturday, March 19th, 2016 Posted in Farmington, Industrial, Italianate | No Comments »
The complex of buildings along the Farmington River at 37 Mill Street in Unionville were once the factory of the Upson Nut Company. The company, which produced nuts and bolts, was founded by Andrew S. Upson (1835-1911), as described in his obituary in The Iron Trade Review, Vol. XLVIII, No. 14 (April 6, 1911):
After receiving his early education in public and private schools, he entered business on his own account. He bought a stock of nuts and bolts made by his brother-in-law, Dwight Langdon, in his shops at Farmington, and with horse and wagon sold his goods throughout New England. Finally he was engaged as regular salesman by Langdon. Upon the death of Langdon, in 1860, Mr. Upson and George Dunham bought the works, adding improved machinery. In 1863 a company formed including Messrs. Upson and Dunham, Samuel Frisbie, Dr. William H. Sage and Gilbert J. Hines, to purchase a patented hot forged nut machine, and in 1864 they organized the Union Nut Co. to manufacture hot forged nuts. In 1865, Mr. Upson purchased Mr. Dunham's interests and in 1866 he sold out to the Union Nut Co., of Unionville, Conn.
In 1872 the Union company established a western branch in Cleveland, in partnership with the Aetna Nut Co., of Southington, Conn., and the Lamson & Sessions Co., of Cleveland, the organization being known as the Cleveland Nut Co., and erecting a large factory there. By 1877 the interests of the other partners had been purchased by the Union Nut Co., and in 1883, by act of the Connecticut legislature, the name was changed to the Upson Nut Co., the capital being increased finally to $300,000. In 1890 the Upson company absorbed the bolt works of Hotchkiss & Upson, Cleveland, and of Welch & Lea, of Philadelphia. Mr. Upson was elected president and treasurer of the company Sept. 3, 1864, and held the former office until his death. In 1866 he resigned the treasurership and was succeeded by Samuel Frisbie, who held this office and that of secretary until his death in 1897. In 1889, Mr. Upson removed his residence to Cleveland and from that time forward the Cleveland end of the company became the more important, although the works at Unionville have been maintained.
A gable-roofed brick building (c. 1860) is the oldest on the site, while another long flat-roofed building [pictured above] (29 Mill Street, c. 1870) has a facade enhanced by a stepped parapet. The buildings were later owned by the Pioneer Steel Ball Company (established in 1946), but they had been vacant for twenty years when restoration work began in 2013 to develop them for commercial and residential use.
Ozem Woodruff House (1821)Wednesday, March 9th, 2016 Posted in Farmington, Federal Style, Houses | No Comments »
Before being subdivided in the twentieth century, the land around the Woodruff House at 126 Woodruff Road in Farmington was farmland. Major Ozem Woodruff (1773-1849), who built the brick house around 1821, was a farmer who raised various livestock and operated a saw and grist mill. He also had an orchard and made gin, cider and brandy. In 1794 Ozem Woodruff married Martha Scott (1775-1843). Woodruff left Farmington in 1847 to join his oldest son Ozem in Louisiana. His youngest son George continued to run the farm in Farmington, which remained in the family into the twentieth century (c. 1934). The house has a large stone masonry addition dating to the twentieth century.
Rev. Joseph Washburn House (1796)Friday, February 19th, 2016 Posted in Farmington, Federal Style, Houses | No Comments »
The house at 118 Main Street in Farmington was built by Reverend Joseph Washburn (1766-1805) shortly after he acquired the land in 1796. Rev. Washburn was the sixth pastor of Farmington's Congregational Church, serving from 1795 to 1805. Suffering from consumption, he left home with his wife and four children in October 1805 to spend the winter in a southern climate. He died on Christmas Day and was buried at sea while on his way from Norfolk, VA to Charleston, SC. His widow, Sarah Boardman Washburn, later married her second husband, Deacon Elijah Porter (1761-1845). In 1846, she and her son Horace sold the house to Chauncey Rowe (1815-1900), who operated a store on Main Street with Chauncey Deming Cowles. Rowe, who was an original trustee of the Farmington Bank, owned the house until 1897.


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With a couple changes (thanks to previous reviews for advice!), this recipe was really tasty! I froze the tofu then tossed it in the food processor to easily crumble it up. I also added the one tbsp of cornstarch to the chili powder. To give it that extra depth of flavor some people said it needed, I added about 2-3 tbsp of worcestershire sauce and 1/4 cup of brown sugar. I topped with smoked cheddar cheese and put on toasted wheat buns.
I liked these a lot and what surprised me most was MY two-year old sat down and started chowing down immediately, which she never does especially with anything with a bun. I added Worstechire, but I hear that some good BBQ sauce (Bone-sucking sauce preferably) can make it better. It needs a little more taste, but that coulda been me! Great recipe- will make soon.
A nice recipe, but nothing special -- it's nice as a filler, but I didn't think the taste was that good. Nice structure.
This was my second attempt at working with tofu. I was unable to get the tofu to crisp, which was not too unexpected, but I was fine with the results - not crispy, but not soggy either. <br/>My wife thought it tasted more like a chicken parm dish. I didn't disagree and that taste was just fine by us. Although the meal was not anything amazing in our eyes, it will definitely come to the table again! It was easy to make and fairly enjoyable to eat. Next time. I'll try adding the Worcestershire sauce, as others have mentioned, and some corn, some low fat cheddar and a bit of hot sauce.
Great recipe! It is quick and easy to make, and really hits the spot. I am vegetarian, and am always looking for new and easy recipes that are full of protein. I will definitely be making this one again.
This was our first meal with tofu. I halved the recipe, just to be on the safe side. It turned out to be pretty good. Hubby had two sandwiches, my 9 year old son gobbled his down and I was pleased. The only problem I had was I'm not crazy about the texture of tofu straight out of the package, and had to get past that while eating my sandwich. Plus, I'm not big on diced tomatoes. Next time, I'll used tomato puree.
A , I am new to cooking with tofu, and this recipe is amazing! I made it exactly as directed, I even forgot it was tofu a few times while eating this. Thanks!
I am sorry, must be 'cooker's' error but this recipe did not work for me. I used extra firm tofu - froze it first based on reviewer's recomendations - then crumbled. But I had a nightmare of a time frying it.... most of it turned to mush as I cooked it, and instead of getting browned crispy pieces I got a burnt-on layer with soft stuff on top. When I added tomatoes, the burnt on layer came up and ruined the taste of the entire dish. I used a calphalon fry pan b/c it is my best pan for browning, and a generous amount of olive oil. I made sure the pan and then the oil were hot before adding the tofu. Guess I need more practice cooking tofu.... maybe I should have used a non-stick pan?


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