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First, read Mei-Ling Hopgood's article here.
I have several thoughts about this article and in addition, some thoughts about the response(s) to the article that I have been reading by other adult international adoptees and at Anti-Racist Parent. I originally had just posted the article link and photo from the article and set it on self-publish, but after reading a few of the comments around the blog-o'sphere, I thought I would add some of my thoughts.
Some of us adoptees "of a certain age" and those of us at any age who were raised in families who lived quite isolated (geographically or due to parents choice to segregate) from any community made of folks from our country of origin, were raised in a straight-forward assimilationist mode. That is, our families adopted us, but not our culture of origin and raised us to be "American" which to them meant White, Euro-American. It's fair to say that while our parents physically adopted us as children and infants, we adoptees were the ones "adopting" our new American cultures. Or perhaps I should say some of us adopted white American culture and others of us just adapted.
Local adoption agencies did not provide "culture camps" for us, nor did they train adoptive parents on how to be culturally-sensitive or how to provide culturally "appropriate" (whatever that means) activities.
Somewhere around the mid- to late 1970s, we began to see some of these adoption-specific, folk-based camps and schools forming for adoptive families. Many of these were created by adoptive parents to help support adoptive parents. While many culture camps and adoptive parent organizations for country-specific adoptive families do provide programming for kids, the main focus almost always begins as an adoptive parent support, not as a adopted child or youth support. That is why when you visit these camps, often times it is adoptive parents who are running the show. Adoptive parents make up the board, schedule and create the programs, and often run the classes. An adult adoptee friend of mine attended a large, well-known camp for South Asian Indian adoptees and related that all the adults there were white adoptive parents, even the white adoptive parents cooked the Indian food (and gave the kids a hard time if they turned their noses away from the curries).
For some of these culture-camps, it took the interventions or protests from adult adoptees themselves who had come of age and observed or more likely volunteered (and by the way, I'm tired of how adult adoptees are always asked to volunteer for these organizations rather than being paid. Hey, I know budgets are small but if you're going to pay non-adopted Korean Americans to come teach classes at culture camp, you can pay the Korean American adoptee too) at these organizations to ask aloud why there were no adult adoptees or members of the ethnic community on the board of directors or running the camp/school. Gradually, the more responsive organizations did include and incorporate feedback from adult adoptees too.
It is really only in the past 10 years or so, however, that we have come to see the kind of culture-keeping that sociologist Heather Jacobson writes about in Culture Keeping: White Mothers, International Adoption and the Negotiation of Family Difference, and which author Mei-Ling Hopgood references in her Boston.com article.
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"Parents do these things hoping to help their children adjust to the sometimes tricky duality of their existence. Yet I worry that some parents are now taking things too far: Going to extremes to idealize the native culture might be as damaging to an adoptee as ignoring it. Asian-American activists have for decades fought the idea that you are born with a culture – that if you look Asian, you must eat with chopsticks, wear different clothing, speak a different language; that you are different and thereby less American. Parents, to some extent, are asking children to conform to those expectations. And without adequate acknowledgement of the reality that actually is – their experience in America – I suspect that children might have an even harder time figuring out where they belong."
"Eager to do the right thing, many adoptive parents – usually white and middle-to-upper-middle class – have tried to re-create their children's native cultures. Moms and dads formed and joined support groups, enrolled their children (and themselves) in language, dance, and art classes. They decorated their homes with Russian paintings, threw Lunar New Year parties, bought Guatemalan jewelry, and made regular pilgrimages to the local Chinatown. They established their own specialty magazines, attended culture camps in the United States, and spent more than $10,000 on "heritage tours" in the Motherland. An entire industry – from travel agencies to doll makers – caters to these families' desires to provide adequate cultural touchstones."
I feel sorry for the young adoptees of today. In part because we some of us have complained about the lack of knowledge and accessibility to our "culture" (which I actually think is more of our wanting to be less racially stigmatized), adoptive parents have gone totally the other way and are now forcing it down their kids throats.
As if transracial and international adoptees don't have enough to contend with every day, now they have to perform how "well-adjusted" they are regarding how much they love the folk culture, costumes and Americanized-food of their country of origin to please their parents. And adoptive parents now have another thing to worry and agonize over – when their child tells them they don't want to participate in [insert ethnic group] school/language/culture camp activities any more. Because now, maybe that means the child is rejecting "their" culture that the adoptive parents have tried so hard to install in them!!
I agree with Hopgood that perhaps the one thing that truly could make a big difference – language fluency – is tricky at best. In that sense, adoptees share that piece with other ethnic groups raised outside the country or isolated communities where their language is the majority. But I know of no adoptive parents who decided to raise their adopted children in a Korea Town and send them to immersion schools with all Korean families. Only then perhaps would an adopted Korean child become fluent enough and inculturated enough that they could go to Korea and attempt to assimilate (but I doubt it, even then, they will still have an American accent).
Feeling good about yourself as a transracial/international adoptee can be easier when you're surrounded by others like you, and that is a benefit to these kids whose parents are involved in culture keeping. But it doesn't help them when they're at their majority white school and "friends" are telling racist jokes. It doesn't buffer them from having to shrug off teen idol Miley Cyrus when she pulls the chink-eye and offers a lame apology because all their white friends insist "she didn't really mean it" and they're just being "oversensitive." It doesn't protect them from having to be reminded every time they look at a family/class/yearbook photograph that they're the only person of color in the picture. Or that books with Asian protagonists become made-over in Hollywood featuring all-white casts.
Culture keeping isn't going to help your child be able to integrate into their country of origin someday should they decide to go there, nor will it help them integrate into the [insert ethnicity]-American community either. Culture camps, art on the walls and folk tale books will never substitute for long-lasting, sustained relationships with the adoptee's ethnic community.
One of the comments on a forum I read regarding this article was from adoptive parent who was frustrated that, in her view, all the adoption articles people post on the forum are written by "unhappy" adoptees. Guess I should be happy that the a-p didn't say "angry" but I had to laugh because Hopgood is far from being an "unhappy" adoptee. Hopgood's parents, according to her book "Lucky Girl" did a much better job of trying to instill cultural pride and knowledge than many adult adoptees I know. She actually advocates for a "rainbow" family at the end of the article in a way that personally rubbed me the wrong way, and in her memoir, writes about adopting some day. In fact, I would go as far as to say I disagree with her on some things because I feel she glosses over some aspects of international/transracial adoption. But I value her writing and her perspective anyway, because it adds to the whole dialog about transracial and international adoption. If Hopgood is lumped in as an "unhappy adoptee" in the minds of some adoptive parents, I shudder to think of what kind of discourse these parents will be willing to face in the future when it's their own children who are asking the questions and looking for answers.
I am so thankful that as an adult, I got over my fear of Koreans enough to ask them for help. Although there were those who rejected me because I wasn't "Korean" enough, I was fortunate enough to find some lovely people who helped me out a lot. I can guarantee that knowing how to fan dance or count to ten in hangul isn't worth a dime. Transracial and international adoptees will be better off understanding that they are a person of color living in a world that still discriminates based on race and ethnicity. And that is something that, unless the parent is also a person of color, they will not learn unless they have good mentors in their lives who will help guide them.


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Logic says, they'll go public before Christmas. Doesn't it? Why wait until January? There's so much more of a benefit for them to release it now, one would think.
If they'd wanted to "go public" with Froogle before Christmas, surely they'd have done so by now.
Google seem to be aware that they are at their peak and have decided to cash in before going into decline (presumable when MS launches it's search).
If they were to launch Froogle, they would be attacking their own advertising revenue. These new SERPS seem to follow the same idea - when your products aren't showing up in the Google index you need to pay.
What the world needs is an 'open non-profit' search engine so that this Monopoly situation cannot happen again.
So fasten your seatbelts, I expect something soon.
Please keep in mind that I have been wrong before, so please, no wagering.
I did a couple of searches and i aint getting any froogle links on the serps, yet.
Google has signed up as an affilate for quite a number of sites and are receiving affilate referral fees from the Froogle site. Just look at the links! You will see affiliate numbers. I suspect they will hiding these numbers soon. I hope I'm not dropped from the search engine because I saying this.
Just go look for yourself
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This coming Monday would be an excellent day to make a "froogle" announcement.
This would be about the only way Google could redeem itself, after killing so much of our recent SEO work just before Christmas.
Arrrggghhh - me not liking Google so much right now.
i don't think, that they will loose a lot of money. the traffic on froogle is a lot more targeted than on google.com. so the bids on the keywords which appear on froogle could be higher. for example, if bid on the KW "widget XY" could also show up at "widget XY update".
of course, i pay only, if people click, but still i don't want people who are looking for software updates on this widget. and i know, i can disable this broad match stuff. but still i think the traffic on froogle is more valuable for shops than on google.
do you know for sure, that google signed up as affiliate at the shops? i don't think so. i think, that the shopowners just want to see, what froogle brings them. this is how we did it in the past. just give a trackable link to the partner.
i really think, that they will start froogle, and it will try to implement every shop in the web without charging them. this is their philosophy since 5 years. deliver the best information.
"you can make money without doing evil" as google says.
The main problem, again is alienating the merchants that then need in order for Froogle to survive. So, in closing, their service is useless at its current state.


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Since I saved so much fat, calories and chemicals, I wonder if I can now have five of them...
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After making major inroads toward a goal of a litter-free New Albany and Union County, the recent rains have washed up trash, particularly on county roads, that either was missed this past summer or has been contributed by inconsiderate motorists during the fall and so far this winter season.
Fast food hamburger wrappers and take-out sacks, paper drink cups, diapers and various paper products line the ditches on either side of most Union County roads. It is a disgrace and should be an embarrassment to everyone who lives in this county to have visitors drive around what should be admired as one of the most beautiful parts of Northeast Mississippi and discover accumulated trash on both sides of every road.
The County cannot be criticized or blamed for the litter situation, since we, as residents of Union County, must take responsibility for not only the appearance of our own property, but the property that is public right-of-way along both sides of our county roads. These roads and that property belongs to us and unless our front yards are comparatively littered, then we should take the initiative to stop and clean up the mess our neighbors continue to make.
Although we have been told that an officer must actually see someone in the act of littering before he or she may enforce the littering law, it makes sense to write down license numbers or identify these litterers to the Sheriff's office, so they can be watched and maybe then we can get some of these folks to have to pay stiff fines for trashing up our county roads.
At the same time, it wouldn't hurt if each county resident teamed up with another concerned county resident and gave the county crews a hand in trying to get some control over the building litter in your areas of the county. There doesn't have to be an official adoption of a road or street, just the concern and enthusiasm to make a difference in the appearance of Union County. If we will all just pick up the sides of the road we live on, it will help.
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Marcin Korolec, President of COP19/CMP9, gives a thumps-up at the closing plenary of the 2013 UN Climate Change Conference in Warsaw, Poland, on Nov. 23, 2013.
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A once rare butterfly living in the United Kingdom is the latest unexpected beneficiary of the rising temperatures brought about by global climate change. Over the last 25 years, the brown Argus butterfly can now exist over a larger range thanks to a warmer environment and a new plant host to raise its young. And these fortunate insects aren't the only ones who stand to benefit from a warmer world. Yes, over the coming decades, there are certainly many other species, including humans, that will feel increasingly pressured by environmental changes brought about by climate change. But there will be some balance of winners and losers among the different species on this planet. Here's a look at some of those who will likely come out ahead.
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Change in wind patterns as a result of climate change has helped albatrosses in the Southern Ocean find food more rapidly, according to a study published in a January 2012 issue of Science. The faster and more intense winds reduce the amount of energy albatrosses need to expend to fly, particularly useful given that these birds can fly distances spanning thousands of miles. By using less energy and finding more food, the albatrosses are healthier and often have better breeding outcomes, according to the study's authors.
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Worldwide, around one third of oceanic shark species are at risk of extinction, according to the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN). These animals are primarily at risk as a result of human intervention, particularly the overfishing of sharks for their fins. But there is one species of shark that may stand to benefit from man-made climate change, the Australian gray nurse shark. Like many shark species, gray nurse shark populations have been under pressure. This species could disappear entirely by 2050. However, thanks for warmer waters surrounding Australia, two separate populations of this nurse shark on each side of the continent may reunite for the first time in 100,000 years.
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Sharks aren't the only sea life that might benefit from warmer waters. Killer whales, too, appear poised to take advantage of rising ocean temperatures, exploiting new feeding areas as Arctic snow ice melts that were once off limits. The orca's gain, however, could be detrimental to other species. Killer whales prey on two species, the beluga and the narwhale, considered "near threatened" by the IUCN. With their chances to escape to safety from the predatory killer whales dwindling as ice melts, these species could face further pressure to their populations.
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This tiny insect has made major inroads into the North American continent thanks to warmer temperatures. Mountain pine beetles can decimate entire forests. During cold snaps, they are killed off. But with shorter, warmer winters, more of these bugs are surviving through the cold season and expanding their ranges even further.
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Acidifying oceans and warmer waters might be encouraging swells in populations of jellyfish around the world. Although the notion that jellyfish are benefiting from climate change has been subject to debate, studies have shown that coastal jellyfish populations are generally on the rise. More jellyfish would be bad news for any species that relied on the oceans for its food supply, including humans. Jellyfish can essentially reorder the food web by eating the same plankton that would otherwise be consumed by fish, restricting the transfer of energy on the food chain since predators tend to avoid them. The increase in jellyfish populations could also lead to an ecological disaster by resulting in an increase in carbon beyond what oceans can cope with, according to a report from The Guardian. When jellyfish die, they break down into biomass with considerably higher levels of carbon than their vertebrate counterparts. Bacteria that thrive on decaying organisms cannot absorb carbon as well and instead breathe it out into the atmosphere as carbon dioxide.
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Once standing on the brink of extinction due to over-hunting for their meat and feathers in the 19th century, trumpeter swans have made a comeback in Alaska, thanks not only to restrictions on hunting these birds but also to global warming. Warmer temperatures have allowed the swans to expanding their ranges, and longer summers have allowed to greater opportunities for breeding and raising young, according to Scientific American.
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Americans spend some $40 billion a year caring for their lawn, according to Bloomberg News. And that industry could get even more lucrative with the spread of a pest that has its sites set on your home turf: fire ants. According to a report from the National Wildfire Foundation, the range of red imported fire ants could expand some 21 percent in the United States, more than 80 miles northward, within the lifetime of a child born today.
If there's one creature who's climate change gain is our loss, it's mosquitoes. No longer restricted to strictly tropical environments, mosquitoes have spread as warmer temperatures have crept into environments they had never previously been. More mosquitoes means higher potential to spread diseases, including malaria, West Nile virus and dengue fever. This greater risk of disease is not only bad news for humans, but also some animals, including certain bird species, who had previously been unexposed to these pests. In fact, even some of the world's largest creatures are not immune to the disease transmitted by these tiny insects. Last month, the Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society revealed that two whales kept in captivity died as a result of diseases carried by mosquitoes.
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Although most mammals won't be able to flee climate change quickly enough, some are taking full advantage of the changing conditions. The yellow-bellied marmot, which calls Colorado's Rocky Mountains home, fattens up ahead of winter before its long hibernation into spring. With a shorter season though, the marmots are emerging larger than they otherwise would. As a result, they've also been breeding more and passing their larger size onto their offspring.
UN negotiators agreed in fraught overtime talks Saturday on cornerstone issues of an ambitious, global climate pact to stave off dangerous Earth warming.
While sleep-deprived delegates congratulated themselves on the outcome, which followed 36 hours of non-stop haggling at the end of a fortnight of talks, observers and climate-vulnerable nations said there was not much to be happy about.
"Just in the nick of time, the negotiators in Warsaw delivered enough to keep the process moving," said climate analyst Jennifer Morgan of the World Resources Institute.
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But climate economist Nicholas Stern warned that "the actions that have been agreed are simply inadequate when compared with the scale and urgency of the risks that the world faces from rising levels of greenhouse gases, and the dangers of irreversible impacts."
Rich and poor nations have been at loggerheads ever since the talks opened on November 11 over who should do what to curb the march of planet warming.
In particular, they clashed over sharing responsibility for curbing climate-altering greenhouse gas emissions, and about funding for vulnerable countries.
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The negotiations had threatened to collapse Friday amid vehement squabbling between developed and developing nations over their respective contributions to the goal of curbing average planet warming to 2.0 degrees Celsius (3.6 deg Fahrenheit).
The UN-backed target must be reached by national curbs of climate-altering greenhouse gas emissions, but the two camps disagree fundamentally about who must bear the most responsibility.
Emerging economies like China and India objected to any reference in the Warsaw text to "commitments" that would be equally binding to rich and poor states and failed to consider historical greenhouse gas emissions.
Developing nations, their growth largely powered by fossil fuel combustion, blame the West's long emissions history for the peril facing the planet, and insist their wealthier counterparts carry a larger responsibility to fix the problem.
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On current emissions trends, scientists warn the Earth could face warming of 4.0 C or higher -- a recipe for catastrophic storms, droughts, floods and land-gobbling sea-level rise that would hit poor countries disproportionally hard.
"Climate change represents an urgent and potentially irreversible threat to human societies, future generations and the planet," warned the Warsaw text.
"Continued emissions of greenhouse gases will cause further warming and changes in all components of the climate system."
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In a breakthrough that followed an intense hour-long emergency huddle, countries agreed on a consensus text outlining the road to a new global warming pact to be signed in Paris by 2015.
In the Warsaw text, negotiators notably replaced the word "commitments" for nationally-determined emissions cuts, with "contributions".
These must be put forward "well in advance" of the green light.
"It took a lot of effort, you could see a lot of drama and different interests, but in the end... people saw there was a real risk that we would not manage to make the progress that we so badly needed," said European climate envoy Connie Hedegaard.
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Due to enter into effect in 2020, the Paris deal will be the first to bind all nations to curbing atmosphere-polluting greenhouse gas emissions from burning coal, oil and gas.
But getting there is unlikely to be simple.
"As the intense discussions showed, there are serious differences between countries on the tough issues involved in getting a climate deal in Paris in 2015," said climate analyst Alden Meyer of the US-based Union of Concerned Scientists.
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Another bone of contention in the talks is finance.
Developing countries want wealthy states to show how they intend keeping a pledge to bolster public funding for climate aid to $100 billion (74 billion euros) by 2020 -- up from $10 billion a year in the period 2010-12.
They also seek more immediate-term help, with China and the Group of 77 developing countries making a last-minute pitch Saturday for pledges of $70 billion per year on the table by 2016.
Still grappling with the global economic crisis, the developed world is wary of committing to a detailed long- or short-term funding plan.
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The text did not mention any figures or set any milestones.
"This conference should have been a finance conference," Bangladeshi negotiator Qamrul Chowdhury told AFP. "All we got were peanuts."
Delegates also compromised on the finance text, which "urges" developed nations to mobilise public funds "at increasing levels" from the 2010-12 period.
Negotiators also finally managed to resolve a third contentious issue by agreeing to create a "loss and damage" mechanism that will "address" future climate harm that vulnerable countries say is no longer avoidable.
The structure, mandate and effectiveness of the "Warsaw international mechanism" must be reviewed in three years' time.


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Brandon Webb followed a strong outing by Randy Johnson with a gem of his own. Eric Byrnes made a great throw to save a run. Chris Young hit the big homer again.
One night after his game-ending shot in the 10th inning, Young broke a scoreless tie with a home run to center field leading off the seventh, lifting the surging Diamondbacks to a 1-0 victory over the San Francisco Giants on Wednesday.
Webb (6-3) matched his season high with four walks but still beat Matt Morris in a tight duel and won his third straight start. Webb struck out seven and allowed six hits in seven innings, keeping the Diamondbacks unbeaten at home in five games against San Francisco this season.
Arizona won for the 11th time in 12 games overall.
"I felt real strong early," Webb said. "Those strikeouts came the first two, three, four innings. After that I was relying on the groundballs and the defense behind me. Morris threw a great game. It was a great pitchers' duel. We were able to scrape one by on him and that was all we needed."
The Giants, who lost three of their previous eight on game-ending homers, played again without ailing slugger Barry Bonds in the starting lineup. He didn't start his second straight game while nursing shin splints and sore knees.
Bonds entered to pinch hit for Omar Vizquel leading off the ninth to a chorus of boos and walked before being lifted for pinch-runner Dan Ortmeier.
"I won't go on the DL," Bonds said. "Don't count on seeing me on the DL -- ever. I won't let myself. I will work hard. I will play through it."
Webb struck out six of the first 13 batters he faced through three innings, while Morris (6-3) had five Ks in that same span.
Webb also doubled with two outs in the fifth for just his second hit in 31 at-bats this season.
Byrnes threw out Ray Durham at the plate from left field on Pedro Feliz's single to preserve the shutout in the sixth.
"It's worked quite a few times this year," Young said. "That was huge for us. If he doesn't make that throw, we're probably still playing right now."
Byrnes received a round of high-fives in the dugout once the inning ended.
"They made a perfect throw to the plate. Two nights in a row, they made perfect throws that beat us," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said, also referring to a play at third base on Tuesday.
Brandon Lyon allowed a single and struck out two in the eighth, then Jose Valverde finished for his 21st save in 23 chances.
Morris, who has developed a pattern of picking up his team after tough losses this season, couldn't do it this time as the offense failed to score on seven hits. The right-hander is winless in his last four starts against the Diamondbacks since beating them on June 15 last year.
"It's a shame Matty has to take a loss there," Bochy said. "We had our opportunities. We're just not getting it done. We're just finding ways to lose."
After Chris Snyder hit a two-out double in the second, Morris retired nine straight before Webb's double.
The Giants stranded 10 batters and went 1-for-7 with runners in scoring position.
"Just keep playing hard, that's all we can do," Durham said. "This has to turn around some time. We're doing the little things: moving runners, not killing ourselves on defense, pitching well. There's still a lot of baseball to be played. We don't feel we're out of it already. There's more than enough time to get back in this thing."
The Giants got a leadoff double from Eliezer Alfonzo in the seventh and he advanced on Morris' sacrifice, but Randy Winn and Fred Lewis grounded out to second.
Bonds expects to be back in left field and batting cleanup in Thursday night's series finale, resuming his pursuit of Hank Aaron's home run record of 755. Bonds is at 746 and has homered just once in 61 at-bats since connecting May 8.
"I feel good, a lot better," Bonds said. "Just one more day to get the soreness away, get the soreness out. I've never had it before. It got really swollen really bad. It's gone down. The pain's not as bad. One more day. I don't have a choice, to make sure I don't have any setbacks. I think I should be able to play tomorrow."
Morris grounded out to end the second, leaving the bases loaded after Webb intentionally walked Alfonzo. Morris allowed seven hits, struck out five and walked two in eight innings, throwing 119 pitches.
"I don't know," Morris said about what his team must do. "I'm not trying to figure it all out. I'm just trying to make pitches."
Mark Sweeney started in LF for San Francisco. ... Giants C Bengie Molina got a scheduled day off. ... Arizona is 17-6 in one-run games, the most such wins in the majors. ... The Diamondbacks congratulated the University of Arizona softball team for its second straight NCAA title with an announcement in the middle of the fourth inning. ... San Francisco CF Dave Roberts (elbow surgery) left for Las Vegas to start a rehab assignment with Triple-A Fresno.


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Oxmoor House
Maple-honey ham imparts a smoky sweetness to these baby beans simmered in cream.
6 to 8 servings
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1 tablespoon butter
2 (10-ounce) packages frozen baby lima beans, thawed
1/2 pound maple-honey ham, diced (we tested with Boar's Head)
1 cup finely diced onion
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1 cup whipping cream
1/4 to 1/3 cup chicken broth
Prep: 10 Minutes
Total: 1 Hour, 10 Minutes
Butter a 2-quart shallow baking dish, and set aside.
Stir together lima beans and remaining ingredients in a large bowl; spoon into prepared dish.
Bake, covered, at 375° for 30 minutes. Uncover; stir and bake 30 more minutes or until bubbly and browned. Serve with a slotted spoon, if desired. Beans will thicken as they begin to cool.
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August 16, 2000 - Industry News
Ryder Logistics, Miami, Fla., has been named the number one third-party logistics (3PL) provider for the third consecutive year in the annual Inbound Logistics' "Top Ten Excellence Survey.
A proposed zoning amendment in Phoenix would allow large truckstops to be built along the city's 70 miles of interstate freeways, but critics say the last thing the city needs is idling trucks emitting diesel exhaust into the air
Goodyear Tire & Rubber has announced that it is investing in Cycloid Company of Cranberry Township, Penn., a producer of on-board vehicle tire inflation systems
Barjan Products LLC has purchased Victor Automotive Products of Des Plaines, Ill
Close to two thirds of truckload carriers had more than 60% driver turnover in 1999, and over a quarter had more than 90% turnover, according to a survey by SignPost Inc
The TNN television series "18 Wheels of Justice" and Kenworth are saying "thank you" to truckers on national television this week during National Truck Driver Appreciation Week
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Volva Penta, a division of Volvo, has signed a global agreement with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries to distribute diesel engines with cylinder volume between 24 and 65 liters
SMC³, the software provider of Peachtree City, Ga., has introduced FastClass, a Windows program to speed the search for listings in the National Motor Freight Classification
Hub Group, Lombard, Ill., has upgraded its Internet-based customer services and adopted sophisticated yield management software
TMW Systems of Beachwood, Ohio, a trucking software company, has introduced an interface for the mobile communications system made by Terion Inc. of Melbourne, Fla. That brings to five the announced number of trucking software vendors now interfacing with Terion
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Barjan, the leading provider of electronics, accessories and other products to truckstops, is holding the grand opening of its new headquarters in Rock Island, Ill., today
TravelCenters of America has opened a new facility in San Antonio, Texas
CNF Inc.'s Emery Worldwide air cargo unit and the U.S. Postal Service will offer a service to quickly deliver heavier items such as furniture and exercise equipment to homes as consumers buy more goods via the Internet
Orbcomm of Dulles, Va., the LEO (Low Earth Orbit) satellite tracking company, has encountered a meteor shower of financial troubles
TruckCenter.com of Northfield, Ill., an Internet-based market for trucks and related services, says its first private online auction brought $2.2 million for used trucks The real-time auction was conducted for an unnamed manufacturer of medium- and heavy-duty trucks and was the largest such auction to date, according to TruckCenter.com
Saturday's "Truckin' for Bucks" event near Lancaster, Pa., drew 110 drivers from 10 states to compete and an estimated 2,000 spectators
Cross-border congestion at both the Canadian and Mexican borders was a key issue for the U.S., Mexican and Canadian foreign ministers who met in Santa Fe, N.M., to discuss the North American Free Trade Agreement over the weekend
In a study prepared for the American Trucking Associations, a leading economic consulting firm concludes that the federal government's hours of service proposal would cost the trucking industry five times more than the government's estimate, and
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration plans to invite people from a large group of "stakeholders" to its three public roundtable meetings on hours of service, which were announced last week.
Despite high fuel costs, 22% of the fleets in SignPost Inc.'s summer survey raised driver wages and benefits
Navistar International, despite meeting analyst expectation for the 10th quarter in a row, says it will eliminate approximately 1,100 white-collar jobs because of the long-anticipated sharp drop in new truck demand
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It is 2am on a balmy Saturday night and things are just heating up in the Theatre Bar. Clubbers of all ages are sipping on cocktails in the open-air foyer - some of them dancing in the light Atlantic breeze, others munching on swordfish steaks and watching the promenade. Red lights from the vodka bar light up the square white walls like flames. It feels like being trapped inside a giant, friendly ice cube.
If what you expect from Madeira is elderly snoozers and sticky wine, you are tragically out of date. Don't tell Auntie Mabel, but the local tipple now is Poncha: a fiery cocktail made from sugar cane rum, lemon juice and honey. The clubs are more Posh 'n' Becks than Darby & Joan: the trendy crowd from the hidden jazz bar in a Funchal attic mingling with the teenagers outside Do Fa Sol and heading to the nearby village of Camera dos Lobos to party till dawn.
Of course, the old Madeira is still there, taking tea at Reid's Palace Hotel and a coach to the top of the "Monte" so they can walk slowly back down the leafy old levadas, or water courses, before supper. It's just that Madeirans are catching on to a new market, and it is more keen on waterskiing than levada walks. The majority of young locals now go to university in mainland Portugal, and they are returning with new ideas about the island they grew up on. One young prodigal Madeiran, the architect Paulo David, is responsible for the stunning new modern art gallery up at Vila de Calheta, on a clifftop overlooking Madeira's one imported sand beach. From a distance the gallery is a muddle of cubes built from porous, volcanic bricks. Up close, it is a breathtaking visual symphony of light and shadows, precipitous angles and sudden sea views.
This is a productive time for young Madeiran architects, thanks to a new breed of upmarket hotel, known as a Quinta. Quintas were the luxury homes of rich European merchants who used the island as a trading post, and many have been in the same family since the 18th century. It was 100 years later that the first British tourists came for the temperate climate and healing sea breezes, and still they come. Now though, they make the Quintas their homes, to soak up the climate beside the pool and enjoy far too much of the exceptionally good local food. Go to the local market early in the morning and they are still trading in tomarillos - a bitter baby cousin of the tomato - dipped in sugar, and scooping out a taste of the comical "pineapple-banana" with a spoon. You'll also see the local tuna and espada - a monumentally ugly swordfish - being thrown around by machete-wielding desperadoes. If you would rather avoid the market place a mouth-watering degustation menu is available at Casa Branca, a Quinta exquisitely modernised by the award-winning local architect Juan Favil. The original 18th-century building has been extended with pale wood and modern glass: the glass-walled bar is such a seamless part of the gardens that it feels like drinking al fresco.
Quintas are all magnificent, unique and individually owned, some by the descendants of the original owners. The Quinta Serra Golf is a powder-blue, neatly shuttered 1920s building now run by the former little girl who grew up there and her husband, both doctors. They still cook "Grandmother's Onion Velvety Soup" and a sensational chocolate pudding whose secret recipe was disclosed by a mysterious "Teresa". And if you ask them nicely, they will take you to the crumbling general stores, run by Virgine, who is approximately 180. In its cool, other-worldly interior, surrounded by adverts for Bovril and a post-office box, Virgine sells cider from a vast barrel, so dry that it makes your teeth wince.
They are good at gardens in Madeira, and many Quintas are justifiably proud of theirs. At Quinta Jardim de Serra they burn eucalyptus to heat the water, and watch the guests standing on their balconies in the mornings, sniffing the air. From Quinta do Monte, accessible by cable car, you can take a rickety, man-powered toboggan back to the foot of the mountain. It is a little more heart-in-mouth than the traditional levada walk. But at least there is no danger of snoozing.
British Airways flies three times a week from Gatwick to Funchal from £115 return (0870 850 9 850; ba.com). For more information about the Quintas contact Quintas da Madeira (00 351 291 203 420; quintas-madeira. com)
1. Quinta do Furão
This beautiful windswept, clifftop retreat has magnificent views and a healthy levada walks. It is currently planting a new vineyard. During September's "vindimas" celebrations, guests can help stamp the grapes for the harvest. Most will also want to help drink the wine, on balconies overlooking the vineyard.
2. Quinta Serra Golf
Owned and run by two exceptionally kind and friendly doctors, this used to be the clubhouse for the Santo da Serra golf course, home of the Madeira Island Open, and is still the Quinta of choice for golfers and walkers. The recipes are worth trying, particularly grandmother's onion velvety soup and the chocolate pudding.
3. Quinta do Monte
Guests at this mountain-top hotel get a five-euro reduction on the price of the cable car to the top, and their own minibus laid on. Just as well since the traditional way down after a lunch that includes mandarin, avocado and Pernod sorbet and mini banana pie is by scary, man-powered toboggan.
4. Quinta Jardins do Lago
This relaxed and elegant Quinta was once the home of the British General Beresford, who left his 19th-century sideboard in the dining room because it was too big to take home by ship. It is now the home of 460 species of plants, including its own banana and mango orchard, and Columbo, the giant tortoise.
5. Quinta das Vistas
Treatments at this elevated Quinta's spa involve being covered in aloe vera, coffee grounds, wine or chocolate. Sun-worshippers will love the view from the terrace. Sybarites will love the champagne on the breakfast table and the cute bottle of Blandy's Madeira wine and cake in each room.
6. Quintinha de São João
The five-star hotel close to the centre of Funchal has acres of ancient gardens, a second-floor swimming pool and deck with views right over the mountains and 43 rooms, each with a balcony overlooking the gardens. The interior of the hotel is decorated with traditional Madeiran embroidery and craftsmanship.
7. Quinta Bela de São Tiago
Right in the centre of Funchal, this tastefully extended Quinta has stunning sea views, its own sub-tropical gardens and a restaurant in the old ballroom. Guests are welcome to stroll through the grounds in the mornings to search the orchard and banana plantation for an alternative breakfast.
8. Quinta da Casa Branca
Exquisitely designed by award-winning local architect Juan Favil, the new part of this 18th-century Quinta consists of a cool, glass-walled bar and a weirdly telescopic wooden hallway. Best of all is the stroll to a breakfast of fresh, ripe fruit through gardens crammed with tropical flowers.
9. Quinta da Bela Vista
Good enough for Queen Sylvia of Sweden, who stayed in Suite 411 surrounded by the stunning antiques amassed by the owners. As well as this world-renowned collection, the Quinta boasts botanical gardens and the best views of Funchal harbour and its firework display every New Year.
10. Quinta Jardim de Serra
The biggest Quinta, former home to the controversial first British consul, Henry Veitch, is screamingly pink. It stands within 140 hectares of eucalyptus and cherry trees. Look out for the great slate-tiled pool and fitness rooms and the local firewater, which is similar to grappa but is described by the manager as "Viagra".Reuse content


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Mariah Carey sure knows how to keep her cool. During a New Year's Eve concert in Australia, Carey suffered a technical failure where she was unable to hear herself sing through her earpiece monitor, but that didn't kill her performance.
No, what came next is one for the books. Carey cues the audience off to the issue by adlibbing, "These might not be the best lyrics I ever wrote, but whatcha gonna do? I'm in a dress that's a little bit small and little bit big and my shoes my shoes my shoes…"
She then goes on to serenade the crowd as she and her backstage team trying to resolve the problem. At one point her band started up a song before the issue had been fixed, and Carey reprimanded them through song. Still, that's nothing compared to when Carey turns the fact she could use a stiff drink into a jingle.
Later in the show, Carey reportedly announced some "special visitors" and then invited husband Nick Cannon and their twins Moroccan and Monroe out on stage. Good to know they're getting in some quality family time before Mimi goes into full "American Idol" mode when the show returns on Jan. 16.


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because he sold plants on ebay that he hadn't got from a tissue culture
lab. Then he couldn't deliver when the time came. If I need to apoligize
to him for that fine. I think he was the one who all at once decided I
had nematodes which he never mentioned to me or anyone until yesterday.
It is a free country and if Andrew doesn't want to use the library
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out I knew about someone not shipping plants and didn't say something. I
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