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$450,000 20 acres 5 Beds | 2 Baths | 3940 sqft 925 GRIZ LANE, Marion, MT 59925 - Flathead County
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Beautiful mountain views, 3 lakes within 2 miles, small local airport closeby, hunting and fishing area plus many recreation possibilities both summer and winter. Kalispell is approximatley 25 minutes. Twenty acres of meadow and tree mixed. Space to spread out and plenty of home with a walk out basement that is fully finished. Storage and barn area plus other storage options. Two car heated detached garage plus two car attached garage. Two levels of finished space which can lend itself to a large family or use the space for office, exercise, guest quarters, etc.
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Located in Curug, Hotel Yasmin Karawaci is convenient to Siloam Hospital and Pelita Harapan University. This hotel is within the vicinity of TangCity and Omni Hospital.
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Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Guests may use a roundtrip airport shuttle for a surcharge, and free self parking is available onsite.


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Going Streaking
While visiting London's department store, Selfridges, Lindsay Lohan charged out of her dressing room and started running around the shop naked, laughing hysterically.. CLICK HERE to listen as Matt tries to convince Lisa to do the same!
A source told The Sun: "Lindsay took some items into the changing room. Halfway through, she ran out of the room with nothing on and was chased by members of staff who were trying to cover her up"
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The world is changing for the worst
The computer is now in control;
The man came round with the IOUs
To cart away all of your dreams.
Unemployment is high, so very, very high
Yet prices are set to go even higher;
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That work by sheer magic (or so it seems)!
The whole world is on your back to conform
To give up your fantasies of being a writer;
Give up your hopes, to fit into the norm
Fit right into the dreary old mainstream.
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Best avoided unless you're a hard core gambler
The Ridge 'Casino and Entertainment Resort' (as its website rather pretentiously describes it) is probably the most obvious place to stay in Witbank, as its blue roof and distinctive architecture are conspicuous from the N4 highway. However, unless you're a hard core gambler, I would suggest that you think twice about staying here.
Gambling was not legal in South Africa until after the transition to demoncracy in 1994 - indeed, many of the former 'homelands' such as Bophuthatswana largely subsisted on a bizarre mix of subsidies from the apartheid regime and revenue from casinos established just over the border from South Africa, to which would-be gamblers would flock over a weekend. In the years since gambling has been legalised in South Africa, a number of casinos have sprung up - usually on the fringes of large towns - to service the gambling fraternity.
Witbank is a mining town, and as mining is a relatively well paid occupation, there's a lot of money sloshing around. The Ridge has been established to cater for this clientele, and also offers accommodation and dining facilities. I haven't personally stayed here, but the feedback that I get from everyone else who has (including my husband) is less than positive. Quite apart from the general seediness that is a hallmark of smaller casinos, reports indicate that the quality of accommodation and service is inconsistent, and of course, as the hotel directly overlooks the highway, it isn't the most peaceful of places.
It is also ridiculously expensive: admittedly, accommodation in Witbank is more costly than elsewhere because of the high demand and relatively limited supply, but even so, the Ridge's tariffs are at the upper end of the spectrum.
If you're looking for somewhere to drink and gamble the night away and then tumble into bed, then this might be ideal for you: otherwise, give it a wide berth and rather consider one of the Protea hotels in town instead.
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This post orginally appeared in the Opinio Juris blog.
Oh, how much difference a year — and lower expectations — make!
The BBC report on the Cancún meeting declared that "if Copenhagen was the Great Dane that whimpered, Cancún has been the Chihuahua that roared." Never mind that the Great Dane's whimper was about the same decibel level as the Chihuahua's roar. Last year, expectations were sky high for a new legal agreement that would extend, complement or replace the Kyoto Protocol, so the non-binding Copenhagen Accord was a major disappointment. This year expectations for the Cancún Conference were extremely low, so an outcome that essentially incorporates the Copenhagen Accord into the UNFCCC process is seen as a big win.
Why Cancún Delivered
This post also appears in National Journal's Cancún Insider blog.
CANCUN – So what accounts for Cancún's success? I can see a number of factors that thankfully conspired to produce the most tangible progress in the U.N. climate talks in years.
The first, without doubt, is the savvy and skill of the Mexican diplomatic corps. The Mexicans have been widely praised for doing their utmost to keep the negotiations inclusive and above-board. Less noted, but equally important, was the firm hand they maintained in the crucial closing hours. Taking the very practical view that consensus does not mean strict unanimity, they refused to allow a vocal minority to impede the will of the vast majority. In short, they ensured that everyone had their say, even if all didn't get their way.
Beyond Binding or Bust
This post also appears in National Journal's Cancún Insider blog.
CANCUN – We'll see tomorrow here in Cancún whether countries are ready to move past binding-or-nothing in the international climate effort.
For the past five years, negotiators have deadlocked over whether and how to extend a legally binding climate regime beyond 2012, when the first Kyoto targets expire. In that time, over countless sessions, the U.N. climate talks have produced little in the way of tangible results.
Cancún is an opportunity for a more sensible approach.
Supreme Court to Weigh in on Greenhouse Gas Common Law Nuisance Cases
The Supreme Court announced on December 6 that it would hear an appeal in one of the several common law nuisance cases against greenhouse gas (GHG) emitters that are making their way through the courts. By granting ceritiorari in AEP v. Connecticut, the Supreme Court has signaled its intention to weigh in on the appropriate role of the courts in addressing damages caused by climate change. As explained below, possible future regulatory actions by EPA or, alternatively, action by Congress to restrict EPA's regulatory authority, could be factors that influence the Court's decision.
Green Flights Take to the Air in 2011
From commercial airplanes from Virgin Atlantic to a U.S. Navy fighter jet, powering airplanes with biofuels has been long been a goal of the airline industry. Following test flights by a number of airlines and the U.S. Department of Defense, Lufthansa will be the first to offer a biofuel-powered commercial flight in April of 2011. Though a 50-50 mix of biofuels and jet fuel (traditional kerosene) will power only one of the aircraft's engines, the German airline is achieving a considerable milestone. The program is a 6-month trial using the Hamburg-Frankfurt route to evaluate the wear and tear of biofuels on an aircraft engine. The program should reduce the airline's carbon footprint by about 1,500 metric tons of CO2 in total (the annual emissions of about 300 cars) and cost about 6.6 million euros. The plane is no slouch either – an Airbus A321 has a seating capacity of 220 and a range of 3,000 miles.


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Land Sale Transactions in an Indian Village: Theories and Evidence
This study uses original survey data from an Indian village to locate and analyse the factors influencing different groups of households for selling farm land and its impact on land distribution. It is found that farm households sell land for a variety of reasons including due to distress conditions in case of poor farmers. The characteristics of buyers and the sources of funds utilised by them revealed that households belonging to resident dwellers and exdwellers of the study area, with diversified sources of income could buy land. Even buyers with diversified occupations have strong preference for land holding. However, borrowing has played a negligible role for financing of land purchase; thus linkage of land market with that of credit market is imperceptible in the study area.
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Originally built as a school in the Victorian era this fabulous loft style apartment offers 1785 sqft of open plan, well configured living space over two floors with original double height windows. Featuring fantastic panoramic city views, quality materials, fixtures, appliances and integrated sound and lighting system, make this a stunning home. The lower floor consists of the kitchen/eating area, main reception room, separate snug/sleeping area/bedroom 2 and wc/shower room. An open flowing spiral staircase leads seamlessly up to a mezzanine landing with optional sleeping area/office/bedroom 3 and impressive main bedroom with en-suite family bathroom with shower cubicle, twin sinks and luxurious Jacuzzi bath.
The property is very well located for the shops, restaurants, coffee shops and other popular amenities of Abbeville Village, Clapham and Brixton, as well as the open spaces of both Clapham Common and Brockwell Park. There are excellent connections to the City and the West End through Clapham Common, Clapham North and Brixton underground stations and Clapham High Street mainline station.
Outside the main building and within the attractive walled grounds there are communal lawns and a gated allocated parking space to each apartment. There is communal bike storage available.
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Cosmopterix aurotegulae
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|Cosmopterix aurotegulae
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Cosmopterix aurotegulae is a moth of the Cosmopterigidae family. It is known from Veracruz, Mexico.
Adults have been collected in June.
Female. Forewing length 3.9 mm. Head: frons shining pale golden metallic with greenish and purplish reflections, vertex shining dark brown with golden gloss, neck tufts shining dark brown with greenish and purplish reflections, laterally lined white, collar shining dark brown with greenish and reddish reflections; labial palpus first segment very short, brownish grey, second segment four-fifths of the length of third, shining dark brown with indistinct whitish longitudinal lines on both sides, third segment dark brown with a white dorsal line; scape dorsally shining dark brown with a white anterior line, ventrally white, antenna shining dark brown, at two-thirds a white ring of approximately five segments, some of these white segments partially brown. Thorax shining dark brown with greenish and reddish reflections, tegulae shining pale golden metallic. Legs: shining dark brown with golden gloss, foreleg with a white line on tibia and tarsal segments one and five, segment two dorsally white in apical half, tibia of midleg with an indistinct white very oblique basal line, an oblique white medial line and a white apical ring, tarsal segments one and two with white apical rings, segment five entirely white, tibia of hindleg as midleg, but with an additional broad pale golden subapical ring and without a white apical ring, tarsal segments four and five entirely white, spurs dark brown, apically whitish. Forewing shining dark brown with golden gloss, three very small silvery white streaks with strong bluish gloss in the basal area, the spots in a slightly outwardly oblique row, the subcostal nearest to base and slightly longer than the medial and subdorsal, the medial below end of subcostal, the subdorsal slightly further from base than the medial, a broad, slightly inwardly oblique, tubercular pale golden metallic fascia at the middle, a similar fascia, but outwardly oblique, at three-quarters, outer fascia outwardly edged by a white costal streak, apical line as a silvery white spot in the middle of the apical area and a broad white spot in cilia at apex, cilia dark brown, paler towards dorsum. Hindwing shining dark brown, cilia brown. Underside: forewing shining dark greyish brown with greenish gloss, white costal streak and apical line distinctly visible, hindwing shining dark greyish brown. Abdomen dorsally shining dark brown with reddish gloss, ventrally segments broadly banded shining white posteriorly and with a broad white ventral streak, segment seven dark brown, anal tuft dark brown.[1]
The name of the species is derived from the golden colour of the tegulae. A noun (plural) in apposition.
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Special Perspective – guest post by Gini Florer
Today, I'm so thrilled to share something written by my friend Gini Florer. She's been such a sweet encouragement to me and to pretty much anyone who knows her. Ten years ago Sunday, Gini & John's road took a detour, in the most wonderful and uplifting way – adjectives that at the moment were a bit hidden behind a veil of unexpected. As this couple held a new baby in their arms, they began a journey down a road that didn't quite look like what they imagined. But who knew, that in the midst of different, joy and happiness and contentment would come with a special life. Gini, knowing my beef with comparison and interest in contentment, told me I could share with you the following update she posted to her Caring Bridge yesterday. I hope her words encourage you in whatever place you might be – whether


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FERRERO KINDER Cereals Country bars 9 x 23grProduct no.: CHC1137
Cereal bars chocolate covered kinder. Cereals: rice, maize, wheat and barley.
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KINDER Bueno White Chocolate 10 x 39 gProduct no.: CHC1138
Crispy wafer coated with white chocolate and filled with a creamy milk and hazelnut. Each package contains two individually wrapped bars
FERRERO KINDER Delice (Delight) 10 x 42 gProduct no.: CHC1139
KINDER DELIGHT is a real cupcake with a delicious sponge cake filled and coated with milk chocolate.
package of 420gr
FERRERO KINDER chocolate bars 300 gProduct no.: CHC1140
Every box contains 24 sticks of entire milk chocolate. Recommended for children. Ideal as a treat.
FERRERO KINDER Maxi 11 milk chocolate bars 231gProduct no.: CHC1141
11 sticks of milk chocolate filled with milk foam. Recommended for children.
package of 231gr
FERRERO RAFFAELLO crunchy pralines 180gProduct no.: CHC1142
The crispy wafer, the smoothness of his creamy filling in the coconut and the crisp of the whole almond.
pack of 180gr
FERRERO ROCHER pralines 16 pieces 200grProduct no.: CHC1144
FERRERO ROCHER pralines are soft and crunchy composition filled with an entire hazelnut and cream of hazelnuts.
FERRERO ROCHER pralines 30 pieces 375 gProduct no.: CHC1145
Ferrero "bouchees" flavored. Bite praline filled with a whole hazelnut and hazelnut cream. 30 x 12.5 g.
KINDER Surprise Boys 3 x 20grProduct no.: CHC1179
3 eggs milk chocolate on the outside and white inside. Especially for children: each egg contains a surprise (small toy) for boys.
KINDER Surprise girls 3 x 20grProduct no.: CHC1180
3 eggs milk chocolate on the outside and white inside. Especially for children: each egg contains a surprise (small toy) for girls.
KINDER Schoko-Bons 340gProduct no.: CHC1202
KINDER Schoko-Bon, delicious and irresistible small filled chocolate candies with milk and hazelnuts
FERRERO KINDER Bueno milk chocolate 10 x 43 gProduct no.: CHC1136
Kinder bueno is a crunchy wafer coated with milk chocolate, stuffed with a milk cream and hazelnuts ...
FERRERO MON CHERI liquor cherry pralines 315grProduct no.: CHC1288
The harmonious union of the black chocolate crunching, heat of alcohol and kindness of the cherry.
Kinder surprise maxi giant TMNT 150grProduct no.: PAQ1115
FERRERO KINDER surprise maxi giant TNMT (turtle ninja) is the accomplice of small moments of surprise... KINDER SURPRISE is a unique egg ...
Kinder surprise maxi giant Masha and the bear 150grProduct no.: PAQ1116
FERRERO KINDER surprise maxi giant Masha and the bear is the accomplice of small moments of surprise ... KINDER SURPRISE is a unique egg ...
Ferrero is an Italian food company, established in 1946 in Alba (Piedmont in Italy) and is specialized in confectionery. Ferrero is known thanks to the leading products such as Nutella, Kinder, Ferrero Rocher, Tic Tac and Mon chéri.
Ferrero was born of two major events in less than 5 years: its creation in 1946 and the launch of Nutella in 1949.


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Jonathan Tremblay
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- His favourite word was conservatives.
Last in Parliament October 2015, as NDP MP for Montmorency—Charlevoix—Haute-Côte-Nord (Québec)
Lost his last election, in 2015, with 18% of the vote.
Statements in the House
Canada Post June 19th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, after four years, it is time that the government stopped taking Canadians for fools. On October 19, an NDP government will be there to show them some respect.
Despite opposition from Canadians and municipalities and despite the fact that Canada Post is clearly improvising, this government has done nothing to get the mail delivered. Canadians know that an NDP government will stop slashing our public services and restore home mail delivery.
Will the government finally recognize that the Canada Post plan is not working and direct the crown corporation to do its job, which is to deliver the mail?
Business of Supply June 8th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, personally, yes, I am afraid of that. That is why this motion needs to be passed. We have to prevent these misappropriations.
There are other examples. There is the pension fund, for one. The government is raising the retirement age from 65 to 67 and playing games with the premium rates, when all the actuaries say the fund is viable for the next 60 years. This is electioneering. When the Conservatives are unable to misappropriate the money, they lower the premium rate so they can say they are fine fellows and they are lowering the tax burden.
It would therefore be a good thing if people could keep their contributions to the pension plan in the pension plan and their employment insurance premiums in the employment insurance fund. In fact, that fund no longer exists. It is nothing but a line in the consolidated revenue fund.
Yes, it still concerns me. That is why, next October, Canadians will finally be able to choose a government that intends to manage public funds properly: a New Democratic government.
Business of Supply June 8th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, unfortunately, to date, there has been too much political interference in the rules governing the employment insurance fund, and past Liberal governments in fact proved that they interfered too much in them.
At the time, the Liberal strategy was to keep premiums paid into the employment insurance fund too high in order to collect more money and thus provide the government with a hidden tax. It would be a good thing if our previous governments, Liberal and Conservative, finally admitted the truth, which is that the money they took from the employment insurance fund was a hidden tax and not premiums, since they took that money to use for other purposes.
The gasoline tax is a tax on gasoline. Income tax is a tax on income. The goods and services tax is a tax on goods and services. Premiums are premiums. It is therefore time to admit their wrongdoing in the past and finally stop interfering in something that is not the government's business.
Business of Supply June 8th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, after the speeches I have heard today on the motion before us, the least we can do for workers who work hard year-round would be to support this motion.
I am proud of the work done by the NDP on employment insurance and workers' rights. It is important that we be able to speak about our concerns and the concerns of the constituents I represent when it comes to the looting of the employment insurance fund.
Unfortunately, the government would rather lower the premium rate for campaign purposes and divert money that belongs to workers, and thus deprive 130,000 jobless people of the benefits for which they have paid their premiums.
I would note that according to the last EI monitoring and assessment report, barely 39% of unemployed workers have access to their benefits. That is fewer than 40%. Recently, the Conservatives presented us with an eighth deficit budget, were it not for the $4.2 billion pilfered from the employment insurance fund. They have the nerve to claim that they are good managers, on top of that. That is too much for me. It is time for things to change. After diverting the money, the government then announced that it would reduce the premium rate, the effect of which will be to reduce access to the employment insurance program.
According to the Parliamentary Budget Officer, if the premium rate is reduced as the Conservatives propose, 130,000 workers will be denied access to employment insurance that they have paid for. One hundred thirty thousand workers is virtually the entire population of a riding. Montmorency—Charlevoix—Haute-Côte-Nord, the constituency I proudly represent, deserves better. More specifically, it represents the people from the Beauport area of Quebec City to Colombier in Haute-Côte-Nord, including the Île d'Orléans, Côte-de-Beaupré and the greater Charlevoix area. We would be mistaken to think that only the workers are affected. When we say 130,000 fewer workers, we have to read between the lines: that is 130,000 families, women and children.
The objective is to improve access to the employment insurance program, in order to offer Canadians a better quality of life. That is what the NDP is proposing to the House in this motion, and also in a number of other proposals to help middle-class families.
At present, in a region like Montmorency—Charlevoix—Haute-Côte-Nord, there is a black hole, a period without income that ranges from one month to four months. That is 15 weeks without income for families of workers in seasonal industries, when, in fact, the employment insurance fund has all the money needed to help those families; excuse me, it had all the money needed, before the government used it for other purposes.
An image just came to mind: The employment insurance fund has become the financial cushion of bad managers among the Conservatives, and the Liberals before them. They broke and raided the piggy bank with all the hard-earned money that workers and employers saved up. We must do something about this questionable approach to making extra money. The money needs to go back to whom it belongs.
I do not think I need to remind the House how important it is for a company to keep the same workers from one season to the next, in order to maintain a quality workforce.
Instead of using the money from the EI fund, which was put there by workers and employers, the current government would benefit from allowing workers to have an income during the hard times. We must support workers and stop stealing their insurance money.
Fortunately, the NDP is proposing concrete measures to help middle class families.
Again, our motion states:
That, in the opinion of the House, employment insurance premiums paid by employers and workers must be used exclusively to finance benefits, as defined by the Employment Insurance Act, for unemployed workers and their families and that, consequently, the government should: (a) protect workers' and employers' premiums from political interference; (b) improve program accessibility to ensure that unemployed workers and their families can access it; and (c) abandon its plan, as set out in Budget 2015, to set rates unilaterally, in order to maintain long-term balance in the fund while improving accessibility.
That is the least it could do.
The Conservatives will not be able to pat themselves on the back for much longer with a biased unemployment rate. The people of Montmorency—Charlevoix—Haute-Côte-Nord are not easily fooled, contrary to what the Conservative government seems to think. We know that access to the employment insurance program has been limited since it has been managed by the Conservative crew and that the present government has passed the buck to the provinces by forcing honest working people to apply for social assistance. They no longer qualify for employment insurance benefits, which have become inaccessible. When the time comes to find all the tricks for keeping the money to which Canadians are rightfully entitled, our government demonstrates considerable creativity. Unfortunately, it lacks the imagination to find effective solutions for creating jobs.
Seasonal work is a reality in a number of regions of Quebec, but this government is unfortunately not interested in protecting those regions, and instead it is abandoning them.
We have to find solutions, as my colleague did when he moved this motion, and as my other colleagues did when they introduced bills like Bill C-605 in the House. That bill offered genuine solutions to help honest Canadian businesses and their employees. The money that working people pay in premiums belongs to working people.
Conservative management means billions of dollars misappropriated from the employment insurance fund in hidden taxes and more than $100 billion added to the national debt in less than 10 years; it means a reduction in federal transfers to the provinces and tax cuts for the wealthiest, but nothing for the middle class; it means offering billions of dollars in tax relief, only to have that money lie dormant in the coffers of big corporations; and as the Minister of Finance says, it means shifting its responsibilities onto our grandchildren.
Yes, Canadians have had enough, and on October 19, we will finally have a responsible New Democratic government that will stimulate the economy and put an end to the Conservatives' and Liberals' misappropriation of these funds.
St. Lawrence River Week June 8th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, it is a pleasure to mark the third edition of St. Lawrence Week.
This event is important to me, especially because the majestic river's north shore runs for 350 kilometres along my entire riding, from Quebec City to Colombier.
I want all of my constituents to realize how important it is to get to know our river and thus realize that it is fragile and that we are mutually dependent. We should acknowledge the many benefits we derive from this great river by personally getting involved in protecting it and preserving it for future generations.
We can show our support by attending this event and participating in great numbers in the many activities offered during St. Lawrence Week.
Petitions May 7th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, like my colleagues, I am presenting a petition calling on the government to eliminate the GST from feminine hygiene products.
Navigation Protection Act (Montmorency River and other rivers and lakes) May 6th, 2015
moved for leave to introduce Bill C-673, An Act to amend the Navigation Protection Act (Montmorency River and other rivers and lakes).
Mr. Speaker, water is one of the most important natural resources for future generations, and it is crucial that we conserve and protect it for everyone. I am introducing this bill because the government has failed to meet this objective.
I want to thank the watershed organizations that lent their expertise and contributed greatly to the drafting of this bill. These organizations, like watersheds themselves, are real watchdogs for our waterways. They do very important work and carry out substantial projects with few resources.
In collaboration with my colleagues from the Quebec City region, I conducted some extensive public consultations to hear from the people we proudly represent here in the House of Commons. The results speak for themselves. Our lakes, rivers and waterways must be protected for future generations and for the preservation of our ecosystem.
In a riding like Montmorency—Charlevoix—Haute-Côte-Nord, which stretches along the majestic St. Lawrence River and is full of salmon rivers and drinking water basins, it is especially true that water is central to our identity and our economy. That is why restoring federal environmental protection measures will play an important role in the long-term health of our watersheds, which are essential sources of drinking water in our regions, and will also play an important role in salmon enhancement and habitat restoration.
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The Budget April 28th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, the Conservative member is complaining about the price of oil and the faltering economy, but the Conservatives have only themselves to blame.
They put all their eggs in one basket. They ran seven deficit budgets. They increased the national debt by $100 billion. They subsidized big corporations and banks without requiring them to reinvest in our society. They dipped into the contingency fund and the employment insurance fund, they sold off shares and they would have us believe that they are good managers.
The only thing the Conservatives are currently doing for the future is accumulating debt for future generations.
What does the member think of the government's mismanagement?
Petitions February 18th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, I have the honour to present to the House of Commons a petition signed by hundreds of people who are calling on the government to respect the right of small family farmers to store, trade and use seed.
CBC/Radio-Canada February 18th, 2015
Mr. Speaker, earlier this week, we found out that the Prime Minister is not Charlie. It comes as no surprise to anyone that as far as this government is concerned, freedom of expression applies only to Conservative positions.
Until recently, we knew that the Conservatives were suspicious of researchers, intellectuals, journalists and political columnists. However, during an appearance on a Quebec City talk radio show last weekend, the Prime Minister let us in on the fact that he has Radio-Canada employees—who, according to him, do not embrace Conservative ideology—in his crosshairs.
The Prime Minister revealed his true intention to get rid of this Canadian institution, which he considers an obstacle to his political party.
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In the United States, it can sometimes be confusing to know when you should or should not tip. If you are hiring local movers, you may wonder if you need to budget for a tip. For many professional moving companies, tipping is considered unnecessary because the full cost of labor is covered in your moving quote. Despite the fact that movers may not expect a tip, most people still tip between $10-$20 per mover for local moves. If you want, you may add a tip into your budget. However, if you feel that your movers are doing an excellent job,...read more
Why Temperature-Controlled Storage Reduces Risks Of Damage To Your Belongings
If you recently inherited a lot of furniture and belongings from a relative and have no place to put them in your home, you may be considering renting a storage unit to have a place to store all the items. As you compare a regular storage unit to a temperature-controlled unit, you may notice the costs of temperature-controlled units are slightly higher, but this is because they offer more protection. Here are a few reasons you should consider renting a temperature-controlled unit if the things you need to store are valuable. Damage Can Occur...read more
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Out of state moving can be a daunting task – many people feel overwhelmed when they reach their new location. To keep you from making common mistakes, here are three things you should avoid doing when planning your move: Don't Move Without First Visiting the Area Many people make the mistake of moving to a new state without first checking the area out. Particularly if your current employer asks you to relocate at relatively short notice, you may feel like there isn't enough time to visit the area and become acquainted with the...read more
Moving With Dogs: How To Keep Your Furry Family Member Happy And Safe Throughout The Process
While moving to a new home might be an exciting experience for you, it can cause lots of insecurity and stress for your pooch. Dogs count on routine, and when things around the home start to change, they don't understand what's going on, which may result in bathroom accidents in the house, excessive barking, and even vomiting. To make the process of moving less stressful on your furry family member, consider implementing these methods throughout the process of your move: Focus on Exercise Dogs thrive when they're exercised...read more


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can anyone else select categories in the marketplace? if I try to choose one category (for example "denim", but it's the same with all) only thing that happens is a windows pops up with the text "An error occurred while making the request, please try again."
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(Reminded by Terry's experiences!)?
Sending to both iris talk and iris photos.?
For a period of time, I was the placement committed for the SKIS show in Bowling Green KY.? The group is very competitive on the show bench.? They take their shows very seriously and it shows in the results.?
The best article I've read on show grooming is the one in the AIS Bulletin by Sheldon Butts, April 1995 (Number 297) article on page 17.? It was rerun is the bulletin in the spring of 2006.??
I'd like to address Terry's comment about the top bloom in her?'practice' picture.? Each stalk has a front and back.? You can determine the?'face' of the stalk by looking at the top or terminal bloom.? One side will be?centered better?than the other.? Just a little prettier.? After turning the stalk around a few time, you will?learn how to 'read' it!?
There should be?NO foliage?below the top of the container and definitely no foliage in the water.? This includes branches and fans or the joining of both.? Everything at the top of the container should be as neat as possible and this does include the?spacers.?
What you do below the water level depends on the type of container.? Clear containers limit your options, but judges can't judge what they can't see . . . so solid containers allow some options with the height.?? If none of this can be seen, you can add lengths of stalk to the bottom of the show stalk, using tooth picks to join them.? Take an extra stalk or two to the show just for this purpose.?
Pieces of stalk are also good for wedging out the branches a few days before the show.? Chunks of stalk are less likely to damage the soft tissue of the branches or leave trace material. ?Winners of our shows are known for staking the stalks days before the show to assure straight stalks.?
Trimming of foliage should be at a minimum.? It must follow the contour of the fan and be less than 1/4 inch.? Artful people can get away with a little more, but a fan that is 'lopped off'' half way down will not merit a blue ribbon.? (I've gotten by with excessive lopping and been caught doing it!)?
Prepare a "show" bag with scissors, etc.. Take plenty of paper towels and Q-tips.? Q-tips are good for cleaning the bugs off the blooms.?Some judges don't allow for even one bug on a bloom, while others do allow for the possible migration of one or two 'visitors.'??Good reason to mix up your judges from year to year.?
Leave the 'frost' in place on the stalks unless you have?finger prints in it.? Then,?go ahead and gently wipe the whole stalk down with a paper towel.??
Feel free to add other tips for Terry and other newbies!?
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I think that women should receive the priesthood. I don't find the reasons that have been given as to why the priesthood is limited to males very compelling. I don't think that motherhood is a good analog to priesthood, or rather I think that motherhood is a kind of priesthood (an exercise of godly power by human beings) but its analog is fatherhood, not the Melchizedek priesthood. I think that the feminization of religion is an important issue, one that feminist critics dismiss rather too breezily. I suspect that the all-male priesthood probably mitigates this problem somewhat in Mormonism, but I suspect that we could come up with other ways of dealing with it. At the end of the day, I simply don't have any objection to women performing ordinances or holding positions of ecclesiastical leadership. Indeed, I think that there are a lot administrative and pastoral issues that could be handled more effectively were women ordained. I do, however, think that giving women the priesthood would create enormous problems for Mormonism. This is…
Author: Nate Oman
I grew up in Salt Lake City, Utah (autobiographical blogging here), and attended Brigham Young University from 1993 to 1999. Between 1994 and 1996, I served in the Korea Pusan Mission. While at BYU, I mainly studied political science and philosophy. (I was lucky enough to take several classes from T&S's Jim Faulconer.) I also took just enough economics to get myself in trouble. After graduation, I married the fabulous and incredible Heather Bennett (now Oman) and worked on Capitol Hill for Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky) while Heather finished graduate school at George Washington University. Beginning in 2000, I attended Harvard Law School, escaping with my JD in June, 2003. After practicing law for awhile, I became a law professor at William & Mary Law School. Somewhere along the line, Heather and I managed to have a son and a daughter.
Seeing the Future of Mormonism
If you want to know where Mormonism going, look at Mormon missionary work. Mormonism is nothing if not a missionary church. Indeed, the evangelical imperative of the religion has consistently defined its teachings, theology, and culture. For example, if one is looking to read Mormon theology in the nineteenth century, you would find little in the way of theological treatises. Rather, you would find missionary tracts like Pratt's Key to the Science of Theology, or you could read sermons, sermons whose doctrinal content is almost always embedded in an explicit or implicit theological polemic against American Protestantism. This is because in large part Mormon missionary work proceeded by polemic. As a missionary, I envied the bygone days when missionary work consisted of public theological brawling with an apostate and hireling clergy, but that is clearly the missionary experience that produced much of early Mormon thought. Likewise, the massive emphasis on families, especially the sanctified nuclear family, that one sees in…
King Benjamin and the Moral Irrelevance of Panhandlers
For many people, being confronted by a panhandler presents a moment of profound moral choice. I think that these people are confused. As I understand it, the panhandler presents a moment of profound moral choice because he forces us to confront the reality of poverty and our willingness to do something about it. To give money to the panhandler is to act as Christ's disciple, ministering to the poor. To walk by the panhandler is to ignore the poor and the downtrodden. The text I have most often seen in church for framing this crisis comes from King Benjamin's address: And also, ye yourselves will succor those that stand in need of your succor; ye will administer of your substance unto him that standeth in need; and ye will not suffer that the beggar putteth up his petition to you in vain, and turn him out to perish. Perhaps thou shalt say: The man has brought upon himself his misery;…
City Creek and the Choices of Thrift
Jana Riess, a person for whose intelligence and good will I have a great deal of respect, has an article up criticizing the new City Creek mall that that Church has financed in Salt Lake City. You ought to go read Jana's article. To massively over simplify her point, the mall represents a basic moral failure because the church invested $1.5 billion in the project. This money could have been spent on the poor and rather than a glitzy palace to consumerism. There is a simple and powerful logic to Jana's claim, but I think that by failing to work through the actual economic trade offs involved in the project, her argument misses the points of moral and practical judgment, thereby obscuring the nature of the choice that Church leaders made with this project. The most fundamental question is whether the Church should save a portion of its revenue. Despite the price tag, from the Church's point of view the…
How I should like to live my life…
I post here something I recently wrote in my journal: I basically think that Aristotle had it right on how to live a good life: find a proper mean between extremes, be balanced, and live virtuously. So here is what I would like my life to look like: I start with work, the labor I must do to live. I should like to be good at my job. I don't have any particular desire to be at the very top of my profession. Academic stardom looks like rather too brass a ring to devote all of one's energy on the greasy pole to achieve. I would like, however, to teach my students well. I would like to write things that help people to think better, to say a few somethings that will still be worth saying and reading a generation or two hence. To the extent that I have other intellectual ambitions, I would like to be remembered as one…
Huntsman, Mormonism, and the Presidency
For those who may be interested, I am going to be on KUER's (the NPR affiliate in Salt Lake) Radio West program this afternoon discussing Mormonism and a possible presidential run by former Utah governor Jon Huntsman.
Why folks dislike Mormons
Flunking Sainthood has a nice post up on the recent finding in the book American Grace that Mormons are the third most disliked religious group in the United States. Jana makes some books points, and her call for a bit more Mormon humility is surely a good idea. Although the in-group identification that she cites is not really a proxy for smugness as much as social cohesion, there is no denying that Mormons can appear smug at times. One of the puzzles that Jana puzzles over is why Jews are so well regarded while Mormons are not. I suspect, however, that there isn't much of a puzzle here. Let me offer a theory. Jews do well among conservative Christians and among liberal secularists. The reason for this is that while there is an anti-semitic strand in Christianity, there is also a philo-semitic strand that continues to see Jews as God's chosen people in some sense and gives Jews a starring…
A Call For Papers: "Mormonism in Cultural Context"
The friends and former students of Professor Richard Lyman Bushman invite submissions for a conference, on the occasion of his 80th birthday, to be held June 18, 2011, at the Springville Art Museum in Springville, Utah. The summer seminars led by Professor Bushman beginning in 1997 pursued the theme of "Joseph Smith and His Times." Participants were asked to connect the Mormon prophet to the religions, philosophies, and cultural formations of his period. More recently the seminars have posed the same question for Mormonism as a whole. How is Mormon thought to be situated in its broad cultural environment? For the conference, participants are invited to make comparisons to large cultural systems such as democracy, capitalism, evangelism, or science, or to specific thinkers and movements. The aim is to highlight aspects of Mormon thought or praxis that emerge more sharply when juxtaposed against other cultural formations or intellectual perspectives. Brief analytical reflections of about twenty minutes duration will be most…
Thoughts on the Deseret News, Immigration, and a Mormon Voice
Consider this editorial in the Deseret News. (I mean it. Follow the link, read the article, and come back.) Intellectually there is quite a bit going on in these paragraphs. First, it is addressing the immigration debate arguing in effect that the rule of law is undermined by both widespread flouting of the laws and attempts to relentlessly enforce laws that are unfair. Both points are well taken in my opinion and in my mind they point toward a policy of better enforcement of considerably more liberal immigration laws, something I would certainly support. The interesting stuff, however, comes in the way that the editorial uses nineteenth-century Mormon experience. All the talk of pioneers, of course, is just a polite way of saying Mormons in public, and the point that it makes is correct: The Mormon pioneers in Utah were squatters. There is a certain amount of tetchiness on this point in the comments at the DN site, but there…
Conference Announcement: "Embracing the Law: A Scholarly Conference on Doctrine & Covenants 42"
Embracing the Law A scholarly conference on Doctrine and Covenants 42 September 10, 2010 • Free Admission Session 1 9:00 – 10:45 a.m., Stonemetz Conference Room Jeremiah John, Southern Virginia University Law and Church in Section 42 of the Doctrine and Covenants Nate Oman, William and Mary Law School "I Give Unto You My Law": Section 42 as a Legal Text and the Paradoxes of Divine Law Discussant: President Rodney K. Smith, Southern Virginia University 1:30 – 3:00 p.m., Main Hall 337 Russell Fox, Friends University "Thou Wilt Remember the Poor": Liberation Theology and a Radical Interpretation of "The Laws of the Church of Christ" Robert Couch, Willamette University Consecration and the End of the Poor Discussant: TBA 3:30 – 5:15 p.m., Main Hall Ballroom Karen Spencer, independent scholar "To Teach or Not to Teach": Three Possible Interpretations of D&C 42:12-14 Kristine Haglund, editor of Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought "The Beauty of the Work of Thine Own Hands":…
The Dictation of the Holy Ghost to Us: A Pioneer Day Sermon
I spoke in church today. The youth in our stake just completed a four-day handcart pioneer re-enactment, and my remarks followed upon several youth speakers testimonies about their experience. Below is the text of my sermon:
Reforming the Church, Angst, and the Spirituality of Democratic Liberalism
t seems to me that what is at issue here is less one's conduct than one's emotional and intellectual stance. In other words, I suspect that there is relatively little in terms of conduct that would differ between folks here. We're all interested in remaining faithful, contributing, serving, etc. I suspect that none of us is likely to go along with some great evil perpetrated by the church (such evils being — in my opinion — mainly hypothetical intellectual playthings rather than regular aspects of lived experience). We can all think of changes that we would welcome and that we would be willing to act to bring about. The difference, it seems to me, lies in the presence or absence of a particular kind of angst and how we interpret it. I can't help but notice the many places in which James invokes analogies to democratic liberalism. There is a desire for participatory self-government, a fear of institutional suppression of…
How to write a revelation
I have been working on a paper looking at the Doctrine and Covenants, and my research has me thinking about how the texts of modern revelation were produced. I think that there are a lot of Mormons who assume that the words of the revelations in the Doctrine and Covenants were dictated word for word to Joseph. On this model, the Doctrine and Covenants is rather like the Qua'ran, which also consists of a series of revelations given to a prophet over a period of years in response to concrete historial circumstances. Pious Muslims affirm that the Qua'ran was dictated word for word in classical Arabic to the Prophet Muhammed and transmitted without error to the present. Some Islamic theologians have gone farther, declaring that the Qua'ran is uncreated in time. Rather, it is an eternal emanation of the Divine mind, the Word that was in the beginning with God incarnate in the world. (There are problems with this story of the…
Zion and the Limits of Intellectual Agrarianism
There is a strand of progressive Mormon thinking that associates Zion with an exaltation of agrarian virtues. I am thinking here of folks like Hugh Nibley or Arthur Henry King or my friend Russell Arben Fox who argue that small scale, local economies, ideally based in large part on agriculture provide the best possible model for building Zion. At least one way of understanding this line of thinking is to see it as a kind of Mormonization of agrarian thinkers like Wendell Berry. It is striking in this regard that Leonard Arrington, whose works on nineteenth-century Mormon communitarianism provide the historical ur-texts for much of this thinking, was trained at North Carolina in a progressive economics department then much under the influence of an earlier generation of Southern agrarian thinkers. I am skeptical.
Waiting Outside the Temple
This story in the Arizona Republic got me thinking. It recounts the temple wedding of a Mormon convert. His mother opposed his baptism, and when it came time for him to be married she was devastated by her inability to attend the ceremony. The article was, I thought, a poignant telling of the story, one that nicely captured the mother's pain. Among other things, the article notes that in countries where marriage must be a civil ceremony Mormons are allowed to be sealed immediately after a non-temple wedding. But not so in the United States, where a couple must wait a year before they may be sealed. Relaxing this policy strikes me as a good idea. I think that the church should continue to emphasize temple marriage and can even continue to teach that civil marriages followed by temple sealings are disfavored. Providing the option of a civil marriage followed by a temple sealing, however, would give families in difficult…
Polygamy, Natural Law, and Imperialism
I have been researching Reynolds v. United States (1879), the Supreme Court's first polygamy case, on and off for several years. For those who are interested, my paper on the topic is now available for download at SSRN. Reynolds is an important case in American constitutional history, because was the first time the U.S. Supreme Court ever passed on the meaning of the First Amendment's protections for freedom of religion. Historians have generally situated the case within the context of the post-Civil War politics of Reconstruction. The anti-polygamy crusade kicked off by Reynolds is seen as an extension of Reconstruction into the West. I offer a new interpretation.
The Nasty Side of Christian Ethics
The language of turning the other cheek and Christian ethics in general can really get quite nasty.
Critical Theory for Thee but Not For Me
In 1996, the Catholic scholar Massimo Introvigne published an article entitled "The Book of Mormon Wars: A Non-Mormon Perspective." He wrote:
The Evolution of Excommunication
I recently went through every version of the Church Handbook of Instructions, looking at what they have to say about the operation of church courts and how it has changed over time.
Grace in the Morning
This morning I went running with my dog.
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Political Sentiments and Religious Sentiments
My own politics ocillate between liberalism (in the grand historical sense) and conservatism.
Truman Madsen
Truman Madsen died earlier today. For those who don't know, Madsen was a long-time professor of philosophy at BYU. His intellectual influence, I think, came in two forms. First, he produced a series of popular lectures on Joseph Smith and other gospel topics. These were not academically rigorous productions, but I think that they opened a window into a much broader and intellectually exciting vision of Mormon history and theology for many members. Madsen's lectures were also a wonderful link back to an earlier, more oral Mormonism, one that placed a real premium on powerful preaching. He was a powerful preacher. Second, and perhaps more importantly, he provide two or three generations of BYU students with a role model of a man who remained absolutely committed to the Restored Gospel while at the same time willing to grapple with the hard questions of philosophy.
Prop 8's Pyrrhic Victory
So Prop 8 has been upheld by the California Supreme Court, but it is largely Pyrrhic victory for Prop 8.
Sacred Space at BYU
Here is an updated schedule for BYU's upcoming conference on Sacred Space on June 3rd. This looks a really great line up if you are in Provo.
One of my favorite hymns is not in the hymn book. No, it's not "Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing," although that is one of my favorites as well. Rather, I am talking about the hymn "Jerusalem," one of the great anthems of the Church of England when it gets low-churchy enough to sing hymns rather than letting the chior do all the work. The words are taken from a poem by William Blake:
Sacred Space at BYU
A conference announcement that makes me wish I were closer to Utah:
Mormons as Minorities
Today I gave a presentation to the William & Mary chapter of the J. Reuben Clark Society on "Mormons as Minorities" in which I discuss some of my research on Mormon legal and political history (and other stuff). If you are interested, you can listen to the presentation here.
What I Learned about Mormon Courts (and the Writing of Mormon History)
For those who are interested in Mormon legal history, my article "Preaching to the Court House and Judging in the Temple" was just published in the most recent issue of the BYU Law Review. (You can download a copy of the article here.) This article provides my own take on the rise and fall of civil cases in church courts in the nineteenth-century. Of course the story of how nineteenth-century Mormons took lawsuits over broken contracts, wandering cows, disputed property lines, and the like to their local bishops has been told before, most elaborately in Ed Firmage and Collin Mangrum's book Zion in the Courts, which was published about twenty-years ago. Here is where my take differs from previous interpretations.
The Double-Minded Essence of Mormonism
A while ago I was reading some sermons from the 1880s in the Journal of Discourses. The 1880s, of course, is the decade when the anti-polygamy crusades were at their most intense. Thousands of Mormons were incarcerated, the Brethren were in hiding from the law much of the time, and every time you turned around there was a new law confiscating Mormon property or disenfranchising Mormon voters. Hence, I was surprised to come across a sermon in which George Q. Cannon spoke unironically of his admiration for George Edmunds. Edmunds was a Republican Senator from Vermont, and the chief proponent of harsher anti-Mormon legislation in Congress. Cannon noted that he disagreed with Edmunds and thought him mistaken. Nevertheless, he said in effect that he thought Edmunds an admirable man of principle. Cannon's remarks reveal a deep double-mindedness in nineteenth-century Mormonism, a double-mindedness whose preservation surely counts as one of the triumphs of the modern Church.


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The homeostatic regulation of bile acid (BA) signaling requires a complex network of nuclear receptors (NRs), but their coactivators that remodel chromatin and regulate gene transcription in response to BA signaling are poorly understood. Our discovery of the NR coactivator ASC-2 led to our subsequent purification of 'ASC-2- complex'(ASCOM), the first mammalian complex that contains the H3 lysine 4 methyltransferase (H3K4MT) MLL3 or its paralogue MLL4. Later, ASCOM has also been found to contain the H3-lysine 27-demethylase (H3K27DM) UTX. Trimethylated H3K4 and trimethylated H3K27 mark transcriptionally active and inactive chromatin, respectively. Thus, ASCOM contains two types of enzymes that are linked to transcriptional activation. Excitingly, we found that the major physiological function of ASCOM is to regulate metabolism under a variety of different conditions primarily attributed by the ability of ASC-2 to recruit ASCOM to multiple metabolic NRs, including PPAR?, LXRs, and FXR, the NR for BAs. In particular, we discovered that ASCOM functions as a critical coactivator for FXR in regulating BA synthesis. Consistently, one of the most salient phenotypes of our MLL3 mutant mice was a significant increase in BA levels, suggesting that MLL3-mediated H3K4MT activity of ASCOM is essential for maintaining BA homeostasis. Intriguingly, our MLL3 mutant mice also displayed favorable metabolic profiles, which we propose is via defects in the ability of ASCOM to antagonize signaling by Tgr5, the plasma membrane receptor for BAs. Tgr5 triggers a signaling pathway that leads to upregulation of 'the cyclic-AMP-dependent thyroid hormone activating enzyme type 2 iodothyronine deiodinase'(D2) and to enhance secretion of glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1), an insulin secretagogue, thereby resulting in enhanced energy expenditure and improved glucose homeostasis. Our preliminary results suggest that ASCOM inhibits Tgr5 signaling not only through decreasing BA levels but also directly through the regulation of a gene encoding a key modifier of Tgr5 signaling, 'dipeptidyl peptidase-4'(Dpp4), which inactivates GLP-1. Together, these results support the central hypothesis of this study: ASCOM functions as a master coactivator of 'the homeostatic regulation of BA signaling'by controlling the expression of genes in multiple pathways that regulate BA metabolism and signaling. This renewal has two objectives: 1) We will test the mechanisms of action for ASCOM in NR transactivation (primarily for FXR and RAR) by using the discoveries made during the previous funding period. 2) By focusing specifically on the role of ASCOM in BA homeostasis, we will establish a new paradigm for understanding the diverse metabolic roles of ASCOM. This is a well-integrated study, as the first part of the study is critical to understand the molecular basis for the functio of ASCOM in BA homeostasis and signaling (the second part of the study). We will tackle these two issues in three specific aims, utilizing a combination of biochemical, cellular and genetic approaches. This study will help us to understand the molecular basis for how NRs regulate transcription and metabolism.
The metabolic syndrome is rapidly becoming a pandemic in our society. To deal with this serious problem, we need to fully understand the molecular underpinnings for the metabolic syndrome. Here we wish to focus on a novel player in metabolic syndrome, named ASCOM (for ASC-2 complex), which contains two distinct types of enzymes that can be readily targeted for new drug development in treating diverse metabolic diseases.
|Roh, Jae-Il; Cheong, Cheolho; Sung, Young Hoon et al. (2014) Perturbation of NCOA6 leads to dilated cardiomyopathy. Cell Rep 8:991-8
|Lee, Sunjae; Lee, KiYoung; Yoon, Seyeol et al. (2014) Anomalies in network bridges involved in bile Acid metabolism predict outcomes of colorectal cancer patients. PLoS One 9:e107925
|Cho, Hyong-Ho; Cargnin, Francesca; Kim, Yujin et al. (2014) Isl1 directly controls a cholinergic neuronal identity in the developing forebrain and spinal cord by forming cell type-specific complexes. PLoS Genet 10:e1004280
|Kim, Sun-Gyun; Lee, Bora; Kim, Dae-Hwan et al. (2013) Control of energy balance by hypothalamic gene circuitry involving two nuclear receptors, neuron-derived orphan receptor 1 and glucocorticoid receptor. Mol Cell Biol 33:3826-34
|Lee, Seunghee; Shen, Rongkun; Cho, Hyong-Ho et al. (2013) STAT3 promotes motor neuron differentiation by collaborating with motor neuron-specific LIM complex. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 110:11445-50
|Lee, Bora; Kim, Sun-Gyun; Kim, Juhee et al. (2013) Brain-specific homeobox factor as a target selector for glucocorticoid receptor in energy balance. Mol Cell Biol 33:2650-8
|Lee, Seunghee; Cuvillier, James M; Lee, Bora et al. (2012) Fusion protein Isl1-Lhx3 specifies motor neuron fate by inducing motor neuron genes and concomitantly suppressing the interneuron programs. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 109:3383-8
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It's only been a little over 4 months since you've been gone;
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This year, for the first time since 1888, Thanksgiving and Hanukkah coincide in what many in the Jewish community are calling "Thanksgivukkah." The eight-day Jewish holiday begins at sundown on Wednesday. The next day is Thanksgiving.
Hanukkah celebrates a great war between the Maccabees, a Jewish rebel army attempting to regain control of Judea, from the Greek-Syrians who denied the Jews the right to live full Jewish lives.
Following the military victory, the temple in Jerusalem was rededicated ( hanukkah in Hebrew). A lamp in the temple, so the story goes, with one day's worth of oil burned for eight days. It is this miracle, symbolizing the religious freedom of the Jewish people that is commemorated through lighting the Hanukkah candles.
Thanksgiving has evolved from the gathering in Plymouth of English Pilgrims and native Wampanoags to a holiday declared by the Continental Congress in 1777 as a unifying day when, "at one time and with one voice the good people may express the grateful feeling of their hearts." As president, in 1789, George Washington focused on enshrining the values of the new country, declaring it a day of public thanksgiving and prayer for "the civil and religious liberty with which we are blessed."
The coincidence of these two holidays provides an opportunity to show appreciation for the miracle that is the United States of America.
These two separate and distinct holidays, one non-sectarian and the other Jewish, emphasize two halves of the whole of America's promise and they symbolize why the United States is a beacon of hope to the rest of the world.
Thanksgiving is a day to appreciate how our heritage enriches America and our democratic values unite us. At a time of rapid demographic change in the United States and around the world, coupled with deepening global issues, it is increasingly important that we Americans view our individual and communal differences as a source of vitality and strength, not a cause for division.
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At this time in history, it is more important than ever to remember and appreciate this country's uniqueness. American civic and political traditions have made it possible for minorities to participate fully in this society. And our commitment to pluralism and diversity permits groups the opportunity to pursue their goals while coalescing with others around shared concerns.
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On the dramatic finish, which looked really close at the finish line:
Ken: "There was some creative editing there last night [laughs] We beat Ben and Michelle pretty soundly. There was — I don't know how many minutes between the two of us, but we arrived at the beach and opened our crate many, many minutes before Ben and Michelle arrived at the beach. So that was just some dramatic effect that took place last night with the editing."
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Yanina: "I had that moment towards the beginning of the show when we had first met and these new girls show up. [I thought] maybe this is not for me, I'll just go home. That was my little moment there, looking at Ken, who you gonna pick? [laughs]"
Ken: "For me, I was never concerned with the adventure part of the experience. We were both really positive throughout the adventures. There was never a time we wanted to give up during the adventure, but certainly there were some challenges and some stressful moments with the relationship-building … the entire experience really tests your relationship. The physical stuff we could handle. She's an incredible athlete. I thought Yanina, compared to the other women on the show, outside of the water, she was probably the most athletic female contestant."
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--- 1 --- The nice thing about being noisy about your hobbyhorses is that your friends wind up acting as your personal clipping service. That's how I heard about these three friends who have been living together for 50 years."We thought we'd be there two or three years and somebody would get married or maybe buy a house by themselves," says Sugg, who's in her 80s. "But that just didn't happen." They all grew close to each other's families — acting as doting aunts to various nieces and nephe … [Read more...]
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Given my love of the anti-entropic call to arms of Diane Duane's So You Want to be a Wizard, I guess I'm an easy mark for John Gardner's description of good art in On Moral Fiction: But trivial art has no meaning or value except in the shadow of more serious art, the kind of art that beats back the monsters and, if you will, makes the world safe for triviality. That art which tends toward destruction, the art of nihilists, cynics, and merdistes, is not properly art at all. Art is essentially s … [Read more...]
Conducting Surveys at the March for Life
Friday afternoon, I went out to the March for Life to survey the protesters for FiveThirtyEight, and you can read about who came and what kind of post-post-Roe world they envision here:The majority of the marchers weren't protesting abortion simply as an abstract, political problem. Seventy-two percent of the people I surveyed told me that they knew someone personally who had had an abortion. A number of times, although I hadn't asked for any more details, they told me their friends' names … [Read more...]
My Recipes for Scruffy Hospitality
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Audio is up from my Building the Benedict Option talk in Boston
I had a wonderful time in Boston last week, talking about some of our Benedict Option efforts here in DC, and some of my starter kit ideas for beginning to build closer ties in your own community. (The simplest one: serve one more snack at the end of events, to give people an excuse to linger and chat after a lecture or other structured event).The Church of the Advent has the audio from my talk up now!And they've got the Q&A, too, which is always my favorite part of a talk. I wind u … [Read more...]
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--- 1 --- I've been making some progress on the books I earmarked to read in 2016, but I had to make time for a book titled Catapult: Harry and I Build a Siege Weapon, which was pretty much everything I hoped it would be. Here's a passage from early in the book: I got off the phone, surprised by the force of this whim to build a catapult. Where was that coming from? I wondered. I had never wanted anything like it. I had never even owned a weapon. I held onto the rock and wandered around the a … [Read more...]


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