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15 March, 2006
The Moo Story
You have 2 cows and you give one to your neighbor.
You have 2 cows; the Government takes both and gives you some milk.
You have 2 cows. The Government takes both and shoots you.
You have two cows. Both are voting for Hosni Mubarak!!!!
You have two cows. You create a website for them and advertise them in all magazines. You create a Cow City or Milk Town for them. You sell off their milk before the cows have even been milked to both legit and shady investors who hope to resale the non-existent milk for a 100% profit in two years time. You bring Tiger Woods to milk the cow first to attract attention.
You have two cows. They've been sitting there for decades and no one realizes that cows can produce milk. You see what Dubai is doing; you go crazy and start milking the heck out of the cow in the shortest time possible. Then you realize no one wanted the milk in the first place.
Since milking the cow involves nipples the government decides to ban all cows in public. The only method to milk a cow is to have a cow in on one side of the curtain and the guy milking the cow on the other.
You have two cows. Some high government official steals one, milks it, sells the milk and pockets the profit. The government tells you there is just one cow and not enough milk for the people. The people riot and scream death to the government and carry Iranian flags. The Parliament, after thinking for 11 months, decide to employ ten Bahrainis to milk all the cows at the same time so cut back on unemployment.
You have two cows. One is owned by Syria and the other is controlled by the government.
5 comments:
- adevents said...
the one about saudi might and can happen lol
- 15 March, 2006 13:09
- bandicoot said...
How about adding this to the list?
Zionism: You had had no cows since the Romans took the last one from your ancestors 2000 years ago. One day you have a vision of Jewish cows mooing in Jerusalem, so you sell your jewelry business and move there. You force yourself into your neighbor's farm and you kick the Arab family out at gunpoint. You call the place home, change the farm's name from Mazra'at Mahmoud Abdulhadi to Blooming Desert kibbutzim, and the cows' names from Fatima and Leila to Rachel and Shoshana. You train one cow to work as an assassin with the Mossad and you give the other cow to your relatives who just arrived from Russia and decided to settle into yet another Arab farm nearby. You then go to America crying for help and generous Uncle Sam gives you 40 cows and a kiss on the ass.
- 15 March, 2006 13:48
- BD said...
I guess the analogies could go on and on. Anyway, an interesting way to point out the differences among neighboring Arab societies.
- 15 March, 2006 15:42
- Matt MacLean said...
I saw a more extensive version a few months ago at Mahmood's Den: http://mahmood.tv/?p=2132
Favorite one: Yemen - You had a cow. It got kidnapped.
- 16 March, 2006 00:46
- bandicoot said...
this is bound to grow into a global list of cow management! Here's two more:
Palestine: You have 1 holy cow. Christians, Jews and Muslims couldn't agree on how to share the blessing; they ripped the cow to pieces. You now have milk and blood spelled everywhere and a very dead cow.
Ras Al Khaimah (RAK): You have a cow; it fell in love and ran away with a camel. Between both of them they had a child, cowel!
- 16 March, 2006 17:22
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Buttock Paresthesia Tingling
I have neck pain and stiffness. I have tingling and numbness in hands and fingers and some tingling in buttocks area. I also struggle with anxiety/p attacks. Xrays show degen. In neck. What to do?
Your best bet: Is to review these issues with your primary care doctor. They could be anxiety related but may also be related to another process. A good formal neurologic evaluation is necessary to make sure further evaluation beyond the x-rays you report, if any other testing is warranted. Best of luck. ...Read more
Tingling (Definition)
Tingling is a pins and needle like sensation anywhere on the body. May also be termed paresthesia. Can experience when elbow is bumped (funny bone), or even from frostbite. On its own, unlikely significant but may be part of nerve pathology from ...Read more
81/female, both lower extremity paresthesia (symmetric, buttock~sole, not dependent dermatome)-bursting, shooting pain aggravated standing.
You will need a thorough exam by either a neurologist or pain physician. Emg study will help determine if it is from the low back or other nerves; sciatic, femoral, poly neuropathy).
If possible, an MRI lumbar will help dtermione if the is a disc pushing on the nerves, in you case l5/s1. Also check piriformis muscle for tenderness and reproducible pain down the leg. ...Read more
I have a tingling feeling (paresthesia) all over my body for 12 hours now. It's so bothersome I can't sleep. What is this?
Number of things: However, at your age, may be related to either stress, hormones, or medications. You should get checked out just to be safe. Often, when we feel that tingle all over our body, like when you hear a great song, it is due to a release of neurotransmitters. However, without a physical exam and thorough history, it would be difficult to say what is causing sustained feeling. ...Read more
What exactly can be causing my paresthesia (tingling fingers and feet)?
Diabetes or alcohol: The most common cause of tingling fingers and feet are diabetes mellitus and excessive alcohol use. ...Read more
Can perimenopause cause paresthesias which are felt on the face (tingling) & top of head (dripping)? If so, are there any treatments e.g. hormones?
Maybe: It certainly causes it's hot flashes usually not tingling. Do video consult or see I doctor for more specific valuation of your symptoms ...Read more
I am diagnosed with pannic attacks, permanent pinky finger paresthesia, woke up at 2am with whole left side of body numb and tingling. Should I do ct?
Let Dr decide: Best clarify with your doctor numbness on one side is a concern but an examination would clarify if you need a ct. The finger numbness alone is likely a nerve compression at your elbow or wrist. Your dr can eval this to see if any studies are needed. ...Read more
Ik the is going to sound weird but my penis is burning and tingleing feeling I think its paresthesia I don't know for sure but it sounds about right can u help?
Please see: Please see your doctor for evaluation and to discuss treatment options. This could be many diseases. ...Read more
What is causing a tingling sensation on my head, it more like parethesias on my head that travel to my forehead also followed by a tingling pulse. I?
Occipital Neuralgia: Sounds like you might have this. I would consider icing the area and using anti-inflammatories to help. If it does not resolve you might see your doctor for a occipital nerve block with steroid. ...Read more
I am having strange tingling sensation on upper left buttock. Its like mild pins and needles. Do you have any hint how to stop it?
Buttock Paresthesia: Any of these symptoms are more than just annoying and they can indicate a serious medical condition and require medical diagnosis and treatment by a doctor. ...Read more
Pain right below left tailbone down to buttock. Numbness and tingling too. Very uncomfortable. What is this?
Sciatica: The symptoms suggest sciatica (pain related to comression of the sciatic nerve). Therapy is directed at reduction of inflammation around the nerve and can involve the use of heat, antiinflammatory medication, physiotherapy, acupuncture and time. A medical exam and imaging of the area should be considered if pain persists. Rarely, surgery is indicated for intractable pain. ...Read more
I have slight tingling sensation in my buttock and legs. There is no pain and goes away when I stand up. Could this be something serious? I am worried
Sciatic nerve: Is probably being compressed a bit at the sciatic notch. You may need a bit more padding when seated on hard surfaces. (Sometimes it helps to just add a bit more muscle to the back side.) This is a common problem when people loose weight quickly. Gentle stretching of the hindquarters can help too. ...Read more
Have a tingling pain in right buttock and leg. It nearly touches tail bone area. What is it?
Pain: Might be sciatic pain from lower spine. Best to have it checked. ...Read more
What can cause leg and buttock pain that gets better with walking? I cant sit for too long without either hurting or tingling. Usually one leg
Sciatica: Although there are some other possibilities like muscle spasm and pyriformis syndrome, the most likely cause is lumbar disc disease with nerve impingement. To be sure see a spine specialist or PMR doctor who can order neuroimaging and a test like an EMG. Then the next steps after making sure there is no vascular, immune or rheumatologic process would be to initiate PT & possibly meds or injection ...Read more
Sciatic pain, top left buttock, hip & left side of body. Also tingling/numbness bottom of spine. Worst at night, hurts to move & just sitting down, help?
Ouch: sciatica (pain related to the course and distribution of the sciatic nerve), along with paresthesias (unusual sensations associated with sensory nerves) can be due to muscular inflammation, but might reflect ongoing damage to the nerve itself. Best to consult with your Primary Care practitioner for further evaluation and possibly imaging. ...Read more
Round red/pink rashes around buttock area and tingling sensation down pelvic and thigh area. No other syntomptoms.
Rash and tingling: Sounds like a possible case of shingles. See your Doctor ASAP - Earlier detection and treatment will reduce the chances of long term pain issues in that area. ...Read more
Why I have hypersensitivity in the back of my thigh (tingling/ prickling) feeling and also wet/ cold when I wear pants. Starts from buttock 2 knee?
Sciatica: 30's female with unilateral sciatica needs evaluation for cause of this neuralgia. Neural impingement might be occurring at lumbar foramena, sacroiliac joint or pyriformis muscle. An Osteopath would be a good specialist to evaluate. See comments below. There also needs to be evaluation for Joint Hypermobility Syndrome, which can potentiate evolution of sciatica. ...Read more
Dumbness in the side of buttock also behind knee tingling and numbing sensation in toes and foot. Back pain?
Radiculopathy: Most likely this pain represent lumbar radiculopathy, depending on the length of the system, you either can start physical therapy or see a pain specialist in your area. ...Read more
Pain in back of left knee, calf, hamstring & buttock. Tingling/numbness in heel. Gets worse seated. No swelling or discoloration. Ican still exercise?
What the heel is it.: Continuing to exercise at this point may inadvertently do further damage to the nerve involved. Would be best to get a evaluation to safeguard against prolonging your condition. ...Read more
Buttock pain when sitting relieved by standing up. Also occasional tingling in testicles, I have job which makes me carry furniture, is it serious?
Lifting will flare: Your description seems consistent w/lumbar disc disease and radiating pain or sciatica.You should see a doctor if needed for a referral to a spine specialist as soon as possible.Imaging, such as MRI & nerve tests can provide a diagnosis & treatment options which might include nerve pain agents in addition to PT. If this fails injections or surgery may be considered. Heavy lifting can flare symptoms ...Read more
Just started Caziant three days ago. Today, I have sharp pain in buttock/joint and numbness/tingling in calf/foot. Concerned about blood clot. Risk?
Stop..: Stop the birth control pill and get seen as soon as possible (if possible go to the ED). It is not possible with this limited information and from this platform t figure out what is the possibility this is actually a blood clot. This requires more history and a direct exam. ...Read more
Dull right ab pain - going to groin and now walk with limp. Constant fever, malaise, back+neck pain, tingling in hands and feet and buttock pain. Dx?
No good: Long term fever not good. Must think about lymphoma or leukemia. ...Read more
Can't walk in morning after sitting. Buttock pain left side and knee stiffness right. Tingling left arm thumb index throughout day. Which doc to se?
Primary care: These complaints are likely not related to one problem and somewhat difficult to localize and treat. The buttock pain may be related to your previously diagnosed sciatica or spinal stenosis or something entirely different. Lower back pain is always treated first with your primary care physician. The knee stiffness as well. The tingling may be managed via your PCP or orthopedics or neurosurgery. ...Read more
Dull right ab + groin pain, walk with limp. Constant fever, malaise, back+neck pain, tingling in hands and feet and buttock pain. Dx? Bloods clear.
See a rheumatologist: You describe pain in multiple joints. Multiple causes of diffuse joint pains need to be ruled out and then appropriate treatment. ...Read more
Hi I am having an issue with my right hips sharp pain buttock shooting pain side of leg and tingling in foot. The pain is awful been taking tylenol (acetaminophen) and motrin not helping at all.
Sounds like:
A DISC problem in your Lumbar Spine!!!!!
See an Orthopedist/Spine Specialist!!!
The pain is "referred pain" called" Radiculopathy"
Hope this helps!
Dr Z ...Read more
I have herpes 1&2 I get tingling on buttocks and head? Is this normal?
Herpes simplex: Can be early symptoms of herpes outbreak. When this subliminal pain occurs it is not always followed by full blown lesions. It is not clear why different presentations occur in different individuals. ...Read more
I'm having tingling and electric type pain in buttocks area. Its been hard for me to sit because of pain in my back and buttocks. What can cause this?
See details: Your current medical conditions give more than enough causes. With all of these issues at age 34, you may want to consider seeking a second opinion. ...Read more
I've been suffering frm past 1 month frm tingling in my buttocks which conts with pain in my outter thighs n calf but anyone leg at one tym?
Sciatica: Multiple potential causes, but one possibility is sciatica, which is an irritation of the sciatic nerve in the back causing pain that runs into the leg. Consider being checked. Usually a detailed exam can determine the cause. ...Read more
Tingling sensation on right leg right through buttocks to the feet. Could this be serious?
Possibly: It sound as if your have nerve compression in your lower back (sciatica). Have it evaluated. There are several treatment options available. ...Read more
Hi, is tingling in the buttocks and weak legs normal after getting a tailbone injury?
Get an MRI: Those symptoms commonly happen, but are not "normal". That could suggest nerve damage and I would recommend you get evaluated and consider an MRI to look for pinched nerves. ...Read more
Tingling n pain buttocks which keeps shifting right n legs along with aching pain on outter tighs n caff from b last 1 month?
Sciatic pain: If pain also occurs in low back and radiates to legs, it is typical sciatic pain. At your age herniated disc is likely. You need to see a neurologist and probably need MRI scan of low back. ...Read more
Had lower back pain x 1 wk. Also in buttocks. Better now but not gone. Now have tingling down one leg. Should it improve since back is improving
It may improve...: Most cases of back pain will improve, especially with conservative therapies. However, the tingling down the leg indicates a nerve issue, the severity of which can only be determined with diagnostic testing such as MRI and/or EMG (best done 8 wks after symptom onset). It is possible to have isolated numbness/tingling of the leg without accompanied back pain. ...Read more
Suffering frm 3mths. Tingling n radiating pain in legs resolved. Dull achey pain in mid buttocks persists n increases wit lil extra activity or excersie?
From low back.: The problem could be in your lumbar spine, sending shooting pain down the buttocks and/or legs. Please see an orthopedic lumbar spine specialist. ...Read more
I'm awaiting lumber MRI scan in 2 weeks but I've developed tingling around my buttocks and weak legs is this normal?
No: If you have new weakness with a history of spinal issues, go to the ER. You may have a condition caused cauda equina syndrome, which can cause paralysis if not treated properly. You need an MRI. Go to the ER, then let me know how it went. Hope this helps! ...Read more
Burning in groin and somewhere in righ testicle. Tingling went through to back and feel in the buttocks as well. What can this be? I hav doc appt thr
Pelvic girdle: 20's male w. low back & buttock pain radiating to ipsilateral groin. Absent shingles or signs of herpes progenitalis, likely has not an intestinal herniation. Is candidate for musculoskeletal disorder. Sacroiliac joint disorder commonly refers, as atypical sciatica, to groin; unlike lumbar neuropathy which refers to posterior thigh & distal leg. Osteopaths are skilled at diagnosing this. ...Read more
Sciatica pain, buttocks, low back, front of thigh and outer thigh, foot tingling?
Doubt sciatica: More likely lumbar disc disease will require further evaluation, see your physician. ...Read more
I feel leg cramps and knee pain. And a tingling sensation on my left buttocks. What is it? Thanks
Could be different: Things. Time to go in for a check up and have it examined, tested, and your PCP may need to further assess what's going on. It can range from sciatica, to electrolyte deficiency, to tendonitis, or any number of things best examined physically to get immediate relief. If it's musculoskeletal, it will be easier to solve, and treat. Get a 2nd opinion from an osteopathic doctor specializing in NMM. ...Read more
Pain in lower back left buttocks. Tingling, pain, buzzing burning feeling in left leg foot. Random Pinching feeling in calf. Nerve pain?
Yes: Sounds like nerve pain possibly radiating down from your lower back. You need an exam by a physician. Antiinflammatories like Ibuprofen or Naproxen can sometimes help relieve this. If you have any weakness associated with the burning feeling, you need to see a physician ASAP ...Read more
Treated for lupus. Now getting intermittent tingling in my upper buttocks and sometimes feet. Throbbing legs at times. No back pain or back issues.?
Tingling: Intermittent tingling is not uncommon. If it resolves with a position change, it may be benign. If you think your nerves are more "sensitive" or "irritable" - ie tingling unusually more than normal, check with your rheumatologist who could run some blood work to quantify if the lupus is active. Some meds can affect this. ...Read more
Sciatica. Pain is not much but I get tingling in legs&buttocks when I sit for long. I cant walk for long or fast, legs burn. Doc prescibed gabapentin, is it addictive? Will sciatica cause permanent damage? Cant do any of my fav activities like swim/hike
Yes: It is addicting and a schedule V drug. It may help with neurological pain and numbness. Discuss with your Neurosurgeon the future management plan ...Read more
Paresthesia (Definition)
Weird or abnormal feeling including numbness, tingling sensation, pins-and-needles in skin area or body part. One example is when someone hits his elbow "funny bone", he may get the tingling and numbness at the elbow and forearm, this ...Read more
Buttock (Definition)
The buttocks are the paired curved masses that make up our "posterior." each buttock consists of a layer of fat superimposed on the gluteus maximus ...Read more


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and the balance has shifted…
Just when I think I have this law school thing under control, an opportunity presents itself to throw that balance I seemingly have perfected right out the window.
Last week and this week, it is/was the moot court competition. Then I decided to get a team together for the Drake Law Women's flag football tournament Collateral Attack this Saturday. And now I've agreed to be on two committees for Drake Law Women…and I've made a "date" to go to bar review (aka the Delts' weekly social outing to a bar) with a friend from school Thursday night.
And not one of those things has to do with any of my core classes (i.e. reading, re-reading, briefing). Ahem.
So…that closed memo that's due two weeks from yesterday? Not much done on it. The reading for all of my classes? Done, but perhaps not as thoroughly as it would be if I were a total bore who only ever did homework. That balance shift? I'm kind of glad it's happened.


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This morning (yes, time difference), seated in the common area of University of Chicago's International House, my brother is playing pool by himself on the right and the rest of the area is empty. The wooden chairs and tables are neatly arranged across the area; overhead, there are lights in the shape of candles surrounding a circular steel structure- it brings a rustic and relaxing feeling rather than a pristine and rigid one perhaps due to the mix of rectangular and round tables. On the far left, there are beige and maroon sofas surrounding a TV screen. I can only imagine the laughter and memorable times shared by students here. Two days here and it has been no less than beautiful. This morning I bask in the warmth of this area, Gentle Bones playing through my earpieces and the comfort of having time to myself.
I am in the midst of a month-long overseas retreat and I feel so, extremely privileged. The power of being in a different space has so often been underestimated. The way we've grown up- the people we grow up with, the stories we have in growing up and the places we remember as we grow up- remains the only way we are truly convinced things can and will pan out until we experience something different. The trees can only ever be green, the weather can only ever be warm, buses crowded, streets packed, crowded trains and hostile people. Without the fortune of having the ticket overseas for this holiday, this might have been the only way I have remembered things to be able to be.
Last year, my tickets overseas to Cambodia and Vietnam were for opportunities to serve overseas. Each time, the scenes were similar- children running barefoot, excited. The most valuable feelings I took away was the sense of community: with either the team I embarked on the trip with, or from the locals who loved and took care of each other in times of hardship. This holiday, the nature of the places I've gotten to go and the sights I've had the privilege of seeing are different- from Asian Taiwan that we can learn so much from as a similar Asian city to the Western U.S.A. that has such a different culture to offer.
Excited for the 18 days to come in this place where "how are you" means "hi", the sky is an incredible shade of blue everyday and the leaves on the trees have all fallen for winter.


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Guide to the Papers of Shepard Stone, 1925 - 1990
Manuscript ML-99
Box & Folder List
Series 9, Retirement Years, 1986-1990
Back to series
Box: 74
Box Contents
Folder: 1, Article:
Beitz will nicht weichen,
by Katherina Otzen, in
Wirtschafts Woche,
Nr. 25, 17 June 1988
Folder: 2, Article:
von Shepard Stone, for
Die Zeit
, 2 March 1989
Folder: 3, Article:
Berlin: Dividing a City,
by Neil Spitzer, in
The Wilson Quarterly,
Preprint, Summer 1988
Folder: 4, Article:
Counter-Intelligentsia: The CIA and the Demise of the Congress for Cultural Freedom,
by Leonard Bushkoff, in
, January-February 1990
Folder: 5, Article:
A Daring and Complicated Strategy,
by Derek Bok, in
Harvard Magazine
, May-June 1989
Folder: 6, Article: Drafts, by Shepard Stone, 1990, undated
Folder: 7, Article:
Eastern Europe: Berlin's Neighbors and Near-Neighbors,
author unknown, undated
Folder: 8, Article:
Edzard Reuter: Spieler der ersten Klasse,
by Wolfram Baentsch and Friedrich Brauninger, in
Wirtschafts Woche,
Nr. 25, 17 June 1988
Folder: 9, Article:
Ein "Arkanum fur das verletzliche gut des Geistes," Das Aspen-Institut in Berlin--Aufgaben und Ziele,
by Margarita Mathiopoulos, in
, June 1988
Folder: 10, Article:
Ein Mann Der Tat: Ernst Reuter von Berlin,
von Brigitte Seebacker-Brandt, in
Frankfurter Allgemeine Magazin
, 28 July 1989
Folder: 11, Article:
The German Revolution,
by Timothy Garton Ash, in
The New York Review of Books
, 21 December 1989
Folder: 12, Article:
Giftgasfabrik: Die Beweise liegen vor,
probably by Sepp Hort, in
Der Spiegel,
Nr. 3, 1989
Folder: 12, Article:
Harvard's Kennedy School: Is Competence Enough?,
by J. Anthony Lukas, in
New York Times Magazine
, 12 March 1989
Folder: 13, Article:
Historiker- Streit um Adenauer: Der Flop,
by Karl Kaiser, in
, undated
Folder: 14, Article:
Ich bin der Schurke im Stuck,
by Jurgen Leinemann with Edzard Reuter, in
Der Spiegel,
Nr. 31, 1989
Folder: 15, Article:
International Environmental Problems and the Role of Legislators,
by Prof. Dr. Udo E. Simonis, in
Biopolitics: The Bioenvironment,
edited by Agal Vlavimnos Arvanitis, circa 1988
Folder: 16, Article:
Ohne Schall Aber Mit Rauch: Die Pfeife,
by Ingrid Heinrich -Jost, in
Frankfurter Allgemeine Magazin
, 8 April 1988
Folder: 17, Article:
La Querelle de L'Ozone,
par Patrick Almedieu, in
La Recherche
, February 1988
Folder: 18, Article:
The Revolution of the Magic Lantern,
by Timothy Garton Ash, in
The New York Review
, 18 January 1990
Folder: 19, Article:
Seven Initiatives for the John F. Kennedy School of Government,
by Graham T. Allison, Jr., source unknown, circa 1977
Folder: 20, Article:
Student Aus Trier Fur Zwei Jahre Nach Harvard! Martin Holtmann: McCloy Stipendiat 1989-1991,
Studienstiftung Information
, undated
Folder: 21, Article:
Tanz der Derwische,
by Wolfgang Schneider, in
, October 1989
Folder: 22, Article:
by Shepard Stone, for Diepgen brochure, 25th Anniversary of John F. Kennedy speech, 29 April 1988
Folder: 23, Article:
US Prasidentschaft und die deutsche Frage in der Kanzlerschaft von Adenauer bis Kohl,
by Margarita Mathiopoulos, in
, April 1988
Folder: 24, Article:
Western Multinationals in Japan: Missed Opportunities and Lessons from Inter-War Business History,
by Akira Kudo, reprinted from
Asia Pacific Business Review,
Vol. 2, No. 1 by Frank Cass Journals, London, 1995
Folder: 25, Article:
West Germany: Back to Realism,
by Jochen Thies, in
The World Today
, July 1988
Folder: 26, Article:
West Germany: When the Wall Comes Down,
by Jonathan Carr, in
The Economist
, 29 October 1989
Folder: 27, Article:
When the Party's Over,
The Economist
, 18 November 1989
Folder: 28, Brochure:
Daimler Benz Consolidated Interim Report for the 1989 Financial Year,
Daimler-Benz Aktiengesellschaft, E. Reuter and Dr. Liener, 1989
Folder: 29, By-Laws of Aspen Institute For Humanistic Studies (A Colorado Non-Profit Corporation) Amendments as of May 15, 1988, with attachments, 15 May 1988
Folder: 30, Clippings, 1988
Folder: 31, Clippings - 1, 1989
Folder: 32, Clippings - 2 , 1989
Folder: 33, Clippings, 1990
Folder: 34, Clippings, undated
Folder: 35, Conference: Agenda and participants list,
Deutsch-Franzosische Sicherheitspartnerschaft Roundtable,
Aspen Berlin, 16 June 1988
Folder: 36, Conference: Agenda for conference,
The Future of German Studies in the U.S.: What Can Be Done?
Center for European Studies, Harvard, 15 June 1988
Folder: 37, Conference:
Carolinas Council on World Affairs
flier and schedule for Stone's stay in North Carolina, 1988
Folder: 38, Conference: Draft program for
European Foundations in the Horizon of 1992,
organized by the Spanish Centre of Foundations in cooperation with the Fundacion Pedro Barrie De La Maza, Santiago de Compostela, Spain, 9-11 October 1989
Folder: 39, Conference; Excerpt:
Deutscher Management-Kongress 1988: Zusammenarbeit von Frauen und Mannern in Fuhrungspositionen
, 7 -8 April 1988
Folder: 40, Conference: Guest lists for the inauguration of the Shepard Stone Stiftung and the dinner to follow, 30 March 1988
Folder: 41, Conference: McCloy Scholars Program misc., 1988-1990, undated
Folder: 42, Conference; Memorandum:
Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union: Update and Overview,
by Robert Panero Associates, April 1990
Folder: 43, Conference; Memorandum:
Seminar: Eastern Europe and Soviet Union Futures,
by Robert Panero Associates, 21 June 1990
Folder: 44, Conference: Participants list for
Feuchtwanger-Roundtable Discussion,
AIB, with press release, 29 April 1988
Folder: 45, Conference: Participants list for
Symposium on the Role and Responsibility of Germany and Japan in the International System,
Japanese-German Center, Berlin, with Stone's itinerary, 23-25 November 1989
Folder: 46, Conference: Participants list, Joint Meeting of the Study Group on Germany and the Study Group on the United States, on
The Future of German-American Relations,
at AIB, 19-21 March 1988
Folder: 47, Conference: Planning Budget for Aspen Institute in Berlin, 1988
Folder: 48, Conference: Program and participants list, AIB Study Group on
Perspectives on a 'European House' within the framework of the CSCE-Process,"
2nd Meeting, Paris, 21-25 September 1988
Folder: 49, Conference; Proposal:
Journee De Travail Sur Le Congres Pour La Liberte De La Culture,
Center for European Studies, Paris, circa 1988
Folder: 50, Conference; Report:
Resume der bischerigen Roundtable—Gesprache uber "Berlin-Deutschland-Europa," vom 24.11.1986, 20.1.1987, 24.3.1987, 29.9.1987,
by Gesine Schwan, with participants list, 12.4.1988 Roundtable, AIB, 1986-1988
Folder: 51, Conference: Tentative list of participants,
Conference on Future Perspectives for the Two German States in a European Peace Order,
AIB, 26-28 November 1989
Folder: 52, Conference: Tentative programs for AIB conferences, 1988-1989
Folder: 53, Correspondence, 1987
Folder: 54, Correspondence A-B, 1988
Folder: 55, Correspondence C-E, 1988
Folder: 56, Correspondence F-H, 1988
Folder: 57, Correspondence J-L, 1988
Folder: 58, Correspondence M-P, 1988
Folder: 59, Correspondence R-S, 1988
Folder: 60, Correspondence T-Z, 1988
Box: 75
Box Contents
Folder: 1, Correspondence A-B, 1989
Folder: 2, Correspondence C-G, 1989
Folder: 3, Correspondence H-L, 1989
Folder: 4, Correspondence M-O, 1989
Folder: 5, Correspondence P-S, 1989
Folder: 6, Correspondence T-Z, 1989
Folder: 7, Correspondence A-K, 1990
Folder: 8, Correspondence M-Z, 1990
Folder: 9, Correspondence, undated
Folder: 10, Correspondence, unidentified, 1988-1990, undated
Folder: 11, Information Packet:
McCloy Endowment
, 1990
Folder: 12, Letter to the Editor of the
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung,
by Shepard Stone, 23 June 1987
Folder: 13, List of the Aspen Institute Board of Trustees and Trustees Emeriti, 22 February 1990
Folder: 14, Magazine:
, 1 January 1990
Folder: 15, Minutes:
The Aspen Institute Board of Trustees Meeting: Summary
, 1 November 1989
Folder: 16, Minutes:
McCloy Scholars Program Meeting Notes
, 18 February 1990
Folder: 17, Minutes:
Minutes of the Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies,
Wye Woods, Queenstown, MD, 15 May 1988
Folder: 18, Minutes:
Minutes of the Joint Meeting of the Executive and Nominating Committees of the Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies,
Wye Woods, Queenstown, MD, 13 May 1988
Folder: 19, Minutes:
Minutes of the Meeting of the Board of the American Institute For Contemporary German Studies,
Library of the Institute, Washington, D.C., 10 May 1988
Folder: 20, Minutes:
Protokoll der Kuratoriumssitzung der Shepard-Stone-Stiftung im Stifterverband fur die Deutsche Wissenschaft,
by Dr. Horst Niemeyer, Rapporteur, 28 July, 24 November 1989
Folder: 21, Minutes:
Special Meeting of the Board of Aspen Institute Berlin,
David Anderson, Rapporteur, with program and dinner guest list, 30 March 1988
Folder: 22, Miscellaneous, 1989, undated
Folder: 23, Newsletter:
The Agenda,
published by John F. Kennedy School of Government, 3-9 May 1990
Folder: 24, Newsletter:
AICGS News,
published by American Institute For Contemporary German Studies, Fall 1988
Folder: 25, Newsletter:
Aspen Institute Chronicle,
published by AIHS, Fall 1987
Folder: 26, Newsletter:
European Cultural Foundation Newsletter
, February 1989
Folder: 27, Newsletter:
The Fusaliers, an association of those officers who served overseas in, or with, Headquarters, First U.S. Army during the Second World War,
edited by A.J. "Bo" Bochicchio, Col. AUS (Ret.), 1 July 1988, 25 July 1989
Folder: 28, Newsletter:
G-2 Letter,
written by Bayard H. Paine, Jr., 8 July, 31 August 1988
Folder: 29, Newsletter:
Harvard University Center For European Studies
, December 1988
Folder: 30, Newsletter:
The Late View Chronicle,
by Kennedy School of Government McCloy Scholars, Harvard University, 8 June 1989
Folder: 31, Newsletter:
Trans-Atlantic Dialogue,
Newsletter of the John J. McCloy Fund of the American Council On Germany, NY, Winter 1988-1989
Folder: 32, Newsletter:
Transatlantic Perspectives,
published by The German Marshall Fund of the United States, Washington, D.C., Autumn 1989
Folder: 33, Newsletter:
Twenty-Nine Up!,
Dartmouth College Class of 1929, Arthur H. Nighswander, Editor, July 1988
Folder: 34, Newsletter:
Woodland Owners Association, West Brattleboro, VT, Newsletter #3
, June 1988
Folder: 35, Newspaper:
Berliner Illustrierte Zeitung, Extra-Ausgabe der Berliner Morgenpost,
"Der deutsche Fruhling im November", 19 November 1989
Folder: 36, Newspaper:
Der Tagesspiegel,
"Goodbye, Shep", 2 May 1988
Folder: 37, Newspaper:
Die Zeit,
Zeit Symposium,
"Ende des Kommunismus-und was nun?", 29 December 1989
Folder: 38, News Release:
Bundesprasidialamt Presse
, 18 May 1989
Folder: 39, News Release:
John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University News,
Cambridge, MA, 12 December 1988
Folder: 40, News Release:
News From The Harvard University Art Museums
, 12 November 1986, 15 October 1988
Folder: 41, Notes: Conference notes, 1989, undated
Folder: 42, Notes: General, 1988-1989, undated
Folder: 43, Notes: McCloy Scholarships at Harvard University, 1988-1989, undated
Folder: 44, Notes: Memoranda of conversations on political topics, 1989-1990, undated
Folder: 45, Notes: Notes for speeches, undated
Folder: 46, Notes: Politics, 1988-1990, undated
Box: 76
Box Contents
Folder: 1, Pamphlet:
The American Council On Germany Third Annual Arthur F. Burns Memorial Lecture, "New Horizons in Europe,"
prepared by Dr. Alfred Herrhausen, Spokesman of the Managing Board of Deutsche Bank; due to the tragic death of Dr. Herrhausen, this lecture was not delivered, December 1989
Folder: 2, Pamphlet:
The Aspen Institute Program Calendar,
published by AIHS, Wye Center, Queenstown, MD, January 1989
Folder: 3, Pamphlet:
Atlantik-Brucke e.V., Jahresbericht 1987/88
, 1988
Folder: 4, Pamphlet:
Berlin—eine Verlagsstadt, voller Kreativitat,
by Wolfgang Stapp, Rotary Club, Berlin, 27 July 1988
Folder: 5, Pamphlet:
Fusaliers Directory 1988
, 1988
Folder: 6, Pamphlet:
The German Problem:A Personal View,
by George F. Kennan, American Institute For Contemporary German Studies, Johns Hopkins University, 1989
Folder: 7, Pamphlet:
Ist die Schule noch zu retten?,
by Hellmut Becker, Beltz Verlag, Weinheim und Basel, 1988
Folder: 8, Pamphlet:
McCloy Academic Scholarship Program;
Stiftung Volkswagenwerk, Harvard University and Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes, undated
Folder: 9, Pamphlet:
Minda De Gunzburg Center For European Studies 1989-1990 Program and Research Associates,
Harvard University, 1989
Folder: 10, Pamphlet:
Trends in Mobility of Scientists and Engineers Between the Federal Republic of Germany and the United States of America,
by Dr. Rolf Hoffman, Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, 1988
Folder: 11, Pamphlet:
The White House Fellowships,
published by The President's Commission on White House Fellowships, Washington, D.C., 1987
Folder: 12, Pamphlet:
A Wounded Nation,
by Robert Gerald Livingston, reprinted from
The National Interest
, Winter 1987-88
Folder: 13, Paper:
Assumptions Regarding the Future,
by Daniel Hamilton, for the AIB Project on
The Roles and Responsibilities of Japan and the Federal Republic in the InternationalSystem
, undated
Folder: 14, Paper:
Berlin and Its Role in Civil Aviation,
by David Anderson, 16 December 1989
Folder: 15, Paper:
Das McCloy Academic Scholarship Program an der John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University,
by Shepard Stone, June 1989
Folder: 16, Paper:
Denkanstoss fur die Feuchtwanger-Villa Aurora,
by Daniel Hamilton, undated
Folder: 17, Paper: Draft for The Century:
John J. McCloy,
by Shepard Stone, December 1989
Folder: 18, Paper:
Entwurf zu einem Programm der Verbesserung von Forschungs-und Lehreinrichtungen auf dem Gebeit "Politik und Gesellschaft der USA" in der Bundesrepublik,
by Prof. Dr. Ernst-Otto Czempiel, Prof. Dr. Bernd Ostendorf, and Prof. Dr. Kurt Shell, undated
Folder: 19, Paper:
Foundations and Higher Education at Home and Abroad,
by Francis X. Suttton, Center for the Study of Philanthropy, CUNY, 1986
Folder: 20, Paper:
German-American Relations: Perspectives on Sixty Years,
by Shepard Stone, undated
Folder: 21, Paper:
German Anschluss: When Will (Did) It Occur?,
by Graham T. Allison, 1990
Folder: 22, Paper:
Gorbachev and the GDR,
by Daniel Hamilton, undated
Folder: 23, Paper:
Hitler und Deutschland,
von Shepard Stone, March 1989
Folder: 24, Paper:
Initiativkreis zur Rettung der Feuchtwanger-"Villa Aurora": Eine Zusammenfassung und Konzeptionelle Vorschlage,
by Volker Skierka, 7 February 1988
Folder: 25, Paper:
Jean Monnet—The Man,
author unknown, 4 August 1988
Folder: 26, Paper:
Reagan Among the Corinthians,
by Richard W. Lyman, Center for the Study of Philanthropy, CUNY, 1989
Folder: 27, Paper:
Sieben Thesen zu den aktuellen Entwicklungen in der DDR und Osteuropa und ihren Auswirkungen auf Berlin,
by Walter Momper, zur Konferenz des Aspen-Instituts, 27 November 1989
Folder: 28, Paper:
The VI Section of the Ecole Pratique and the Unification of the Economic and Social Sciences in France,
by Giuliana Gemelli, University of Bologna, 5 October 1983
Folder: 29, Paper:
Survival and the Economic Imperative,
by Stanley Platt, 7 August 1989
Folder: 30, Paper:
by Karsten D. Voight, 1990
Folder: 31, Paper:
A View of Berlin, Germany and the Four-Power Regime in the Future of Europe,
by David Anderson, February 1990
Folder: 32, Paper:
Western European Comment on the Report of the Commission on Integrated Long-Term Strategy, "Discriminate Deterrence,"
by Keith Armes, with Bibliography:
Western European Comment on the Report of the Commission on Integrated Long-Term Strategy (The Ikle-Wohl-Stetter Report), "Discriminate Deterrence"
, 1988
Folder: 33, Photos: Group photograph of unknown occasion with Richard and Marianne von Weizsacker, Willy and Brigitte Brandt, Shepard Stone, 1989
Folder: 34, Photos: Jean Stone (Mrs. Louis Stone) at the Explorers Club, NY, undated
Folder: 35, Photos: Jacqueline Chartraire, her mother, husband Pablo and his family, 26 June 1989
Folder: 36, Photos: Mas de la Fontaine Bed and Breakfast, Provence, France, October 1989
Folder: 37, Photos: Shepard Stone and Edzard Reuter during Reuter's visit to the John F. Kennedy School of Government to discuss the McCloy Scholars Program, 18 February 1990
Folder: 38, Photos: Unidentified group photograph, possibly a conference group, undated
Folder: 39, Photos: Unidentified house, rural setting, winter scene, undated
Folder: 40, Photos: Yvonne Badal and son David, May 1988
Folder: 41, Program:
The Contemporary German Mind, A Symposium sponsored by the American Institute for Contemporary German Studies, Johns Hopkins University, and Die Zeit, Milton S. Eisenhower Library, Baltimore
, 29-30 September 1988
Folder: 42, Program:
Deutsche Oper Berlin, on the Occasion of the Fortieth Anniversary of the Promulgation of the Basic Law of the Federal Republic of Germany: Gala Concert, Ludwig von Beethoven, Symphony No. 9 in D Minor, Op. 125, Kennedy Center, Washington, D.C.
, 31 May 1989
Folder: 43, Program:
Hochschultag, Freie Universitat-Humboldt Universitat, Auditorium Maximum, Henry-Ford-Bau, Berlin
, 26 January 1990
Folder: 44, Program:
International Press Institute (IPI) 38th General Assembly, Berlin
, 7-14 May 1989
Folder: 45, Program:
Konzert mit jungen Kunstlern, Schloss Bellevue
, 3 December 1988
Folder: 46, Program:
A Service of Thanksgiving For the Life of John Jay McCloy 1895-1989, The Brick Presbyterian Church, New York City
, 21 March 1989
Folder: 47, Program:
A Tribute: Dean Graham Allison, Harvard University
, 21 April 1989
Folder: 48, Proposal:
Berlin/New York—Like and Unlike: Konzept, Teile I-III,
author unknown, May 1988
Folder: 49, Proposal:
A Comparative Study of Diplomatic and Journalistic Reporting on the Rise of Hitler;
Georgetown University Institute for the Study of Diplomacy, circa 1987
Folder: 50, Proposal:
Earth Game Proposal: On the Brink of the Environmental Millenium,
author unknown, 5 January 1990
Folder: 51, Proposal:
The European Communities and 1992: Internal Developments and External Implications,
author unknown, 1989
Folder: 52, Proposal:
McCloy American Scholars to Germany: Summary,
by Shepard Stone, October 1989
Folder: 53, Proposal:
Proposal for an International Workshop: The Education and Employment of Scientists/Engineers and the Changing University,
by Dorothy S. Zinberg, Harvard, 18 December 1988
Folder: 54, Proposal:
Proposal to the Stiftung Volkswagenwerk for the Renewal of the McCloy Scholars Program at Harvard University,
by Graham T. Allison, Guido Goldman and James A. Cooney, January 1986
Folder: 55, Proposal:
Studienstiftung Des Deutschen Volkes, "McCloy Academic Scholarship Program,"
by Dr. Michael Goring, 12 October 1989
Folder: 56, Report:
The Annual Report of the President,
by Carroll Brown, President, American Council On Germany, 22 March 1989
Folder: 57, Report:
Bericht zum 31.12.1988 der Shepard-Stone-Stiftung im Stifterverband fur die Deutsche Wissenschaft e.V.,
by Dr. Klaus Neuhoff, 11 May 1989
Folder: 58, Report:
Bush oder Dukakis? Bericht uber einen Aufenthalt in Washington und Boston vom 3.-11. Juni 1988,
by Friedbert Pfluger and Margarita Mathiopoulos, Aspen Study Group, 1988
Folder: 59, Report:
Das McCloy Academic Scholarship Program an der John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University,
probably by Shepard Stone, May 1989
Folder: 60, Report:
Hungary in the 1990's: Internal and Foreign Policy Perspectives,
by John Hall, AIB Conference, with list of participants, 23-25 October 1989
Folder: 61, Report:
The McCloy Scholars 1983-1989: A Sample of Where the Students Are Now,
author unknown, 1989
Folder: 62, Report:
Report on the McCloy Scholars Program at the John F. Kennedy School of Government,
by James A. Cooney, Executive Director, March, October 1989
Folder: 63, Report:
Summary of the Third Wilson Center/Atlantik-Brucke Meeting
, 20-23 June 1988
Folder: 64, Report:
Summary Report on Berlin Aspects of the Aspen Institute Berlin Conference on the Service Society in the 21st Century,
by David Anderson, 30 May-1 June 1988
Folder: 65, Speech:
Ansprache von Bundesprasident Richard von Weizsacker bei der Gedenkveranstalung aus Anlass des 100. Geburstages von Ernst Reuter im Plenarsaal des Reichstagsgebaudes in Berlin
, 29 July 1989
Folder: 66, Speech:
Ausfuhrungen von Bundeskanzler Dr. H. Kohl, the Bundestag
, 28 November 1989
Folder: 67, Speech:
Berliner Lektion,
by Shepard Stone, occasion unknown, 9 October 1988
Folder: 68, Speech:
Berlin Reconsidered,
by Dirk Rotenberg, at the Readers' Roundtable, sponsored by The Institute for Historical Study and the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace, Stanford, CA, 16 May 1989
Folder: 69, Speech:
Bewahrung vor der Geschichte Gedanken zu den aktuellen Aufgaben in Deutschland,
by Edzard Reuter, Vortrag beim Jahresessen der Berliner Pressekonferenz in Berlin, 5 December 1989
Folder: 70, Speech:
Commencement Address,
by Derek Bok at Harvard University, 11 June 1987
Folder: 71, Speech:
Commencement Address,
by Professor John Kenneth Galbraith of Harvard University, at Smith College, Northampton, MA, 21 May 1989
Folder: 72, Speech:
Discours Prononce Par Le President De L'Assemblee Nationale, M. Laurent Fabius le 13 Octobre 1988 a Berlin, Lors De L'Ouverture Du Colloque Organise Par L'Institut Aspen Sur Le Theme De L'Avenir des Relations Franco-allemande
, 1988
Folder: 73, Speech:
Eine Rede und Ihre Folgen,
ansprache von Ernst Cramer zur Eroffnung der Woche der Bruderlichkeit in Augsburg, Kleiner Goldener Saal, 6 March 1989
Folder: 74, Speech:
Ernst Reuter,
by Klaus Schutz, Feierstunde zum 100. Geburtstag, im Clubhaus der Freien Universitat Berlin, 28 July 1989
Folder: 75, Speech:
Europe in the 1990's,
by David Anderson, Director, Aspen Institute Berlin, given for the Tonissteiner Kreis at Maria Laach, 21 January 1990
Folder: 76, Speech:
Forty Years Basic Law in the Federal Republic of Germany,
Speech by the President of the Federal Republic, Richard von Weizsacker, Bonn, 24 May 1989
Folder: 77, Speech:
John Dickey,
by Shepard Stone, at Dartmouth College, 13 June 1989
Folder: 78, Speech:
A New Europe, A New Atlanticism: Architecture for a New Era,
Address by Secretary of State James A. Baker III, to the Berlin Press Club, 12 December 1989
Folder: 79, Speech:
Rede des Regierenden Burgermeisters Eberhard Diepgen anlasslich der Eintragung von Prof. Dr. Shepard Stone in das Goldene Buch Berlins
, 28 March 1988
Folder: 80, Speech:
Rede von Shepard Stone zur Buchprasentation von Fritz Stern, at Siedler Verlag
, 31 March 1988
Folder: 81, Speech:
Rede wahrend der offentlichen Gedenkstunde auf dem Elias Holl Platz am Rathaus von Augsburg aus Anlass des 50. Jahrestages der "Judenaktion" von 9.und 10. November 1938 am Abend des 9. November 1988,
by Ernst Cramer, 1988
Folder: 82, Speech:
Remembrance Speech,
by the President of the German Bundestag, Philip Jenninger, MP, in connection with the pogroms carried out by the Nazi regime against the Jews in Germany 50 years ago, Plenary Room, German Bundestag, 10 November 1988
Folder: 83, Speech:
Speech by Herr Richard von Weizsacker President, Federal Republic of Germany, on the Occasion of the Award of the International Charlemagne Prize of the City of Aachen to M. Francois Mitterand…and Helmut Kohl…, Aachen
, November 1988
Folder: 84, Speech:
Speech by President Richard von Weizsacker at the Opening of the 37th Historians' Congress in Bamberg
, 12 October 1988
Folder: 85, Speech:
Thoughts on Yugoslavia and Its Current Problems,
by David Anderson, at Opening Dinner of Conference on Yugoslavia, AIB, Berlin, 14 November 1988
Folder: 86, Speech:
by Joseph Brodsky, at Dartmouth College Commencement, 11 June 1989
Folder: 87, Speech:
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Can I just say that this trip was so desperately needed and one of the hardest to see end. We had so much fun with the Tom's parents and the kids. It's just never enough time and only getting 1 1/2 days sure does make you even MORE homesick for them. I cried yesterday as we were leaving. It was so hard to see them go. sigh…….
Ok. A little about the trip. Tom and I left Friday afternoon and got to Lake Wedowee, AL about 7-ish. We got the truck unloaded and were just waiting for Len, Edith and the girls to get there since they picked the girls up in Mississippi. They certainly had an entertaining drive from MS to AL. By the time they got to Birmingham, AL they caught up to the storm that's been developing throughout the day. They said they could even see the wall cloud and saw it swirling and it was so dark. So they stopped and got some frosties from Wendy's to wait out the storm as Tom looked at the radar to track where the storms were going. We wound up in the direct path as well and spent about an hour in the basement after the tornado sirens started to wail. The lightning and thunder and rain was WICKED. Once the tornado warning expired we went back upstairs to let Len know they should be good to drive on in the rest of the way. Very scary and it was so good when they finally got to the cabin about 10:00.
On top of that fun thrill of a warm welcome, I stepped on a stinkin' scorpion bare foot and got stung. WELCOME TO ALABAMA!! Luckily, I found out I am not allergic and was fine. It just felt like a wasp sting and was a little tender but other than that I have no battle wound.
Here's the little booger that got me. I'm going to make a paper weight out of him by perserving him in epoxy. Showed him whose boss…(wink). After 7 years of living in Arizona, not once did I get stung by a scorpion, and then I am in Alabama for 3 hours and encounter a tornado AND a scropion sting. Lovely place.
But after that the trip was fantastic.
Saturday the girls and Tom woke up early to go fishing off the dock. Edith said it was a kodak moment to watch Tom head down to the shore with his 3 little ducklings following behind in their frog hats. Too bad I missed it. Would have loved to get a picture. We spent all day out there casting the lines and those girls did a super job at fishing. Macey got the first fish of the day with a 2-3 lb catfish and then it was Bailee who caught 2 carp (one about 6 lbs and the other 3 lbs) and 2 other small little sun fish. They had so much fun and it was exciting to see them catch their first fish ever! Cassie really wanted nothing to do with it after about 2 minutes of holding a pole and played with her toys and the bait worms all day. It was a good day and we had so much fun. We also celebrated Edith's birthday Saturday night since it's on the 17th with some chocolate cake. Cassie was so funny. She had it ALL over her and of course I had to take a picture….it is just too funny. Then Sunday we just got up and had to get ready to go since check out was at 11:00. That part wasn't so much fun but we're excited to do it again sometime.
Here are some pics from the weekend:
Macey's catfish!!! First catch of the day! Look at 'em…he's a good un'!!
Bailee's first catch – 6 lb Carp:
Bailee's 2nd catch – .5 lb sun fish:
Bailee's 3rd Catch: 3 lb. carp
Bailee's last catch: .5 lb sun fish


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Absence of land reform in BBL to perpetuate feudal rule in Bangsamoro
Akbayan's 'Yes' vote on BBL consistent with sham CARP – KMP
By KMP
The militant peasant group Kilusang Magbubukid ng Pilipinas (KMP) today said that the absence of a land reform program in the Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL) will perpetuate feudal rule in the proposed Bangsamoro Autonomous Region.
The KMP issued the statement in light of the reported plan of the House of Representatives to railroad the BBL's passage in the plenary this week. Last week, voting 50-17 and one abstention the House's ad hoc committee approved the BBL.
"The absence of a genuine land distribution program in the BBL will perpetuate feudal rule in the Bangsamoro. It betrays one of the real agenda of Malacanang to auction off vast agricultural lands of the Bangsamoro," says KMP secretary general Antonio Flores noting that "foreign BBL brokers like the United States and Malaysia, among others, have openly expressed interests to set up palm oil plantations in the Bangsamoro lands."
Flores also assailed Akbayan party-list representatives who voted in favour of the BBL as opportunist trapos (traditional politicians) and pseudo-progressives.
"Akbayan's 'Yes' vote on the BBL that doesn't address the Moro people's landlessness is consistent with their stand on the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program. It clearly betrays their trapo politics and that the self-proclaimed 'agrarian reform champs' are nothing but a farce," Flores said adding: "The Filipino peasantry cannot trust these opportunist trapos to fight for farmers' rights to the lands. They are as sham as the bogus CARP that they seek to resurrect."
The KMP also assailed the Aquino government's renewed push for the House of Representatives to enact House Bill 4296 or the proposed bill seeking to "extend the CARP for another two years." But the peasant group said as the bill is "a mere extension law" and therefore cannot resurrect the CARP.
"The anti-peasant CARP buries farmers alive. It is a major political catastrophe worst than threats of earthquakes," says Flores adding: "CARP is the main culprit in the widespread land-grabbing and massive displacement of farmers in the countryside."
The KMP cited the agony of farmers of Barangay San Isidro, San Jose Del Monte, in the province of Bulacan who are facing threats of displacement due to alleged land-grabbing of Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) despite being declared under CARP coverage.
In October 2014, the farmers in Barangay San Isidro received a letter from BSP Managing Director Augusto C. Lopez-Dee informing farmers that the BSP will conduct technical survey activities on a property located in Brgy. San Isidro, Norzagaray, Bulacan with Transfer of Certificates of Titles Nos. T-48694 to T-48702 with an aggregate area of more or less 700 hectares.
The KMP said that the lands being sought by the BSP to be surveyed in Barangay San Isidro, were originally being claimed by the Manila Brickworks Corp of the Puyat family and was sold to the Villar family-owned Capitol Bank (later Optimum Bank). In 1998, the said lands allegedly owned by the Manila Brickworks Corp. and Capitol Bank were mortgaged to the BSP. The old TCTs were cancelled and new nine (9) titles, Transfer of Certificates of Titles (TCT) Nos. T-48694 to T-48702, were issued to BSP.
"The Department of Agrarian Reform placed the lands under CARP in 1996 or two years before the highly illegal mortgage to the BSP. But only after a year, in 1997, the DAR immediately issued an order exempting our lands from coverage. This clearly shows how the CARP was used against farmers in order to strengthen the illegal and dubious claims of landlords," Flores said.
The peasant leader said that in spite of the exemption order, the farmers were forced to pay land amortizations. In fact, many farmer-beneficiaries have fully or partially paid their amortization dues under the CARP.
"Last October 2014 the DAR Region 3 again used the CARP law itself and issued another order exempting the lands. Clearly, the DAR added insult to the injury by using an expired law against farmers," he said.
The KMP said thousands of farmers are set to stage "peasants camp-out" in Congress next week against House Bill 4296 maintaining that "the sham CARP failed to break land monopoly" and that "CARP already expired in June 2014 and a mere extension bill cannot extend an expired law."
"Instead of defending our legitimate rights to the lands, the landlord president and his pro-CARP allies are hell-bent in resurrecting the dead CARP which is the main culprit in the agony of farmers," the KMP leader said adding: "The Filipino peasantry will confront the haciendero president and his pro-landlord allies' maneuvers to resurrect the CARP from the dead."###


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I was at the Post Office yesterday. It's always an experience…
First, a huge thank you to the gentleman who held the door for me and my 21 parcels. THANK YOU!
Second, the line was 30 minutes of polite quietness which warrants another Thank you, to all those standing there with me.
Third, the adventure; there were no forms, of course. But that's OK, I'd anticipated that and picked up whatever had been scattered around at another Post Office, filled those out (no instructions as to what qualified for which form) and packed.
My turn; some forms were correct, some not. I re-filled out most of the correct forms but 6 parcels just weren't right so I returned home with those as it's hard for me to print through 5 copies, be clear and FAST. Don't forget, that line up was 30 minutes, growing longer as I fumbled.
I dont' blame the Staff, they are really patient and helpful.
I blame the bureaucracy; the myriad of forms doubled by on-the-way-out-old-forms and newly-issued-sometimes-in-stock-forms. None of the forms indicate why you need them (envelope, package, bigger package, domestic, foreign, etc.) To make it worse, depending on the physical Post Office and the actual Staff Member you get, the forms required change. I know they are supposed to be standard, but that just doesn't seem to be my experience… The Post Office Experience.


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"Everyone is afraid of their own life. If you could be anything you wanted, I'd bet you'd be disappointed, am I right?" —Modest Mouse
The overarching goal of my life is to have fun. Unfortunately, I was not born rich, so I have to work. It was my good fortune to realize this at a early age … at about the same time I also realized that work sucks. I remember mentioning these newfound revelations to my mother, who smiled and said, "That is why it is called 'work' and not 'play.'" I thought it was a crap answer then and I still do, but it's sadly accurate. For the past 15-odd years of my life, I have tried to minimize the gap between work and play. Before I went to law school, I think that I succeeded about as much as possible. The gap was virtually nonexistent, but I was still left unfulfilled.
|'I gave up thinking that I was unique a while ago. I know that the
majority of my life just happened. Poof. There it was.'
-Mike Burstein
So am I having fun? My work as a summer intern here at the European Roma Rights Center (ERRC) in Budapest hasn't really answered that question. Simply put, I have insufficient skills to actually do much at this level of legal activism. So I worked in support roles doing research, or writing memos and angry letters to French mayors and whatnot. Not quite direct activism, but honestly, I think it's been somewhat fulfilling. What my work has lacked in direct effects, I think is mitigated by the fact that what I am doing here supports actions that will affect … millions? That sounds stupid, but that is the size of the population the ERRC represents.
Yet nothing that I did was truly special. Anyone from my law school could have done the exact same thing, and probably done it easier or better. Then again, I gave up thinking that I was unique a while ago. I know that the majority of my life just happened. Poof. There it was. How many really important decisions about my life have I actually made?
Actually, numbers suck for such analyses. A better question would be, What is the ratio of important decisions that I consciously and deliberately made, compared with the times I stumbled impulsively into the easiest or most convenient choice? Sadly, that is an uncomfortable question. Damn it. I want my foresight to be 20/20. No I don't — I want to have "do over's." I want to be half way through a career, think about it, and be able to go "Ya know, this sucks. Do over!" and then suddenly be 22 again, just graduating from college. But there are no do-overs, and I am paranoid that I am screwing around again.
Back to Budapest and this summer: it is easy for me to say that I now understand much more about human rights and the processes behind advocating them in the first place. It's all about political pressure. On the one hand, the rulings of the European Court of Human Rights are not really worth much. On the other, people pay attention to what the ECHR says because other, more powerful countries do. As soon as the European Union countries start ignoring the ECHR's rulings, then so will everyone else. The ECHR may do the exact same thing as it was, but no one will care. Politics — defining what is important for everyone in a way that favors your own interests. There's much more I picked up, especially about specific fields, but I won't bore you with the details.
About the Roma: They are still a mystery to me. Considering that they are my "client population," you'd figure that I would have had some degree of interaction with them. Well, at least I thought so. That was clearly my naiveté speaking. The interesting thing is that I feel that most everyone at the ERRC only rarely interacts with actual Roma.
Upon reflection, this makes sense. [U.N. Secretary-General] Kofi Annan only swings by humanitarian crises or war zones to raise publicity for their plight. For him to do what he needs to do, there's no real reason that he should hang out with a refugee in Sudan. The ERRC is enough of a high-level organization that it basically contracts out all its client work to local lawyers. The center manages cases and runs with them to the truly large-scale international arenas. Individual Roma will not testify before a U.N. body or the EHCR unless there is some exceptional circumstance. Their testimony will all be written, and interns really have no reason to see it.
So, I had basically no contact with the Roma, but apparently that's par for the job. I am not so sure how I feel about that. It appears to be some bizarre volume vs. directness tradeoff. Before coming to Budapest, I helped two African kids get asylum here in the States. My assistance was very direct and very intense: I had to get to know them personally and discuss some of their most painful memories. The exact opposite happened here. Instead of dealing with two kids for six months, I was engaging with issues that (to varying degrees) represented most Roma. Because of this, meeting a Roma was beside the point.
I would have liked to have spent more time with the Roma, but probably it's best that I didn't. I understand that the nature of the ERRC's work prevents that direct client interaction. Now I have to decide if that is the kind of work that I want. Honestly, I just don't know. What I do next summer will probably determine what I do after law school. That is true for most law students, but I think I should try something else. Not so much because I had a poor experience in Budapest at the ERRC — quite the contrary, I had a great time and I think I have a much better understanding of what life in that legal field is all about. It's just that I was so wrong in what I expected from it that I now have to re-evaluate my assumptions about the other legal fields.


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Few places in the Old Testament point to the necessity of Jesus as clearly as passages outlining sacrificial practices. Ezekiel 46 covers new sacrificial practices that will take place in the new city and new temple that Ezekiel sees in his vision from God. More specifically, Ezekiel 46:13-15 highlights some of the guidelines that make absolutely clear the insufficient nature of Old Testament sacrifices:
13 "You shall provide a lamb a year old without blemish for a burnt offering to the Lord daily; morning by morning you shall provide it. 14 And you shall provide a grain offering with it morning by morning, one sixth of an ephah, and one third of a hin of oil to moisten the flour, as a grain offering to the Lord. This is a perpetual statute. 15 Thus the lamb and the meal offering and the oil shall be provided, morning by morning, for a regular burnt offering.
A few things stood out to me as I read this morning:
Morning by morning
The sacrifice of a lamb was supposed to take place every single day.
Think about that.
On top of all the special feasts and celebration days where multiple animals were sacrificed (see Ezekiel 46:1-11), each year 365 1-year-old lambs were sacrificed.
Every day, the priest would wake up, go out to the field, retrieve a one year old lamb, bring it back to the temple, slit its throat, prepare it, and grill it.
Every day.
Every week.
Every month.
Every year.
Without fail.
Without end.
If that doesn't make you yearn for a sufficient sacrifice for sins, I don't know what will. I have such a hard time with routine that I am constantly finding new ways to drive to work. I can't imagine what this must have been like, but it sure makes me thankful for Romans 6:10:
For the death he died he died to sin, once for all, but the life he lives he lives to God.
So sufficient was the death of Christ that He needed only to die once in payment for the nearly innumerable sins of God's people. What a gift!
A Lamb a Year Old
Not only did the priest need to slaughter one lamb each day. That lamb needed to be one year old. This means that lambs were being born every day in order that the following year, they might be killed in sacrifice to God.
They lived to die.
In the same way that Christ came into the world to die for sinners, these lambs were born to become a sacrifice. This is a simple reminder that the main reason Jesus came into the world was not to provide an answer to the question "What Would Jesus Do?" He did not come into the world to show people how to live in such a way that they might be acceptable to God. He came to die in such a way to make acceptable to God those who could never do so on their own, regardless of what type of example they had to follow. Jesus came to die. As Tim Keller often says,
Jesus came and lived the life we couldn't live to die the death we should have died
A Lamb… Without Blemish
This one boggles my mind.
Not only were they required to sacrifice a lamb every day, and not only was that lamb supposed to be a year old, but that lamb was supposed to be without blemish.
News Flash: No lamb is without blemish!
There will always be some spot or wound or defect or abnormality. The fact is that each lamb sacrificed was simply deemed "good enough", meaning that there was not a glaring issue with the animal. It wasn't currently bleeding or lame or deformed.
Think about it this way:
On any given day, you leave your house dressed and cleaned and generally free of any noticeable issues. I left that way this morning, and you likely did as well. But, you know that there's a pimple on your shoulder that can only be seen if your shirt is off. You know that your left leg is longer than your right. You know that you have several ingrown hairs from shaving. But no one else sees them. In other words, you are less that "without blemish" even if you appear otherwise. We all are.
It's even less likely that a dirty, smelly animal living in a field with other dirty, smelly animals is anywhere near "without blemish."
But Jesus was without blemish. Not physically, for we know that he was beaten beyond any human semblance (Isaiah 52:14). He was without sin and perfect in every emotion, thought, word, and deed. Yet He died a sinner's death. He died a sinner, the worst sinner imaginable, so that we who lived as sinners in every emotion, thought, word, and deed might die spotless and without blemish in God's eyes, clothed in the righteousness of God and adopted as His children.
For our sake he made him to be sin who knew no sin, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God…and to all who did receive him, who believed in his name, he gave the right to become children of God.
2 Corinthians 5:21, John 1:12


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Going Green vs BEING GREEN!
Going Green has turned into a fad, BEING GREEN is a lifestyle. It's about protecting, nurturing and maintaining our planet. Planting seeds, reaping harvests. Turning trash into treasures. Reuse, reduce, recycle everything that is consumed.
Now, although Consciously Birthing focuses primarily on Spiritual wellness, there's a definite need for material/earthly well-being too. We can not possibly live on this plane of existence and only cater to our spiritual growth, there has to be a genuine interest in physical matters or else they can be taken away. Take notice of how neglected goods deteriorate — everything from our bodies to our gardens.
Many Spiritual Journeyers will agree wholeheartedly with the idea of BEING GREEN. We have noticed 'Green Living' turning into a multi-million dollar corporation instead of a true concern for our planet. We can sense the utter disdain and suffering Earth is enduring in an effort to continuously provide, without our collective reciprocation. We can also sense the retaliation that could ensue if we proceed in this manner. How long would you endure misuse of yourself? It's no wonder natural disasters are occurring more often than before.
Taking time to reuse, reduce and recycle can make the world of difference! Not only for the world, but also in your own heart. There's a feeling that comes from caring for your individual world that carries over into a global concern. You'll begin to take notice of certain areas in your home, neighborhood and eventually your city or state!
Consciously Birthing has HUGE Eco plans for 2010 and hopes that many of you will join us in our efforts. We're starting off with baby steps: discarding litter wherever we may be, reusing and recycling the gallon jugs of distilled water we use daily for other household goodies and lastly, donating unused materials, clothes, food to neighbors.
Granted, these aren't feats of grandeur but you've got to start SOMEWHERE!How can you make a change in your immediate space? Find out how! Because YOU can make a difference =) And that's really all we need.. is for each and every one of us to make one.
For practical tips on how to effectively and efficiently Green your life check out Best Green Home Tips.
Love Earth Consciously Birthing 2009
Spiritual Journeyer: Life's detours, road blocks and forks can be misleading. Let intuition show you the way. I am an Intuitive Wellbeing Counselor. If Spirit nudges you to, contact me. It's an honor to assist you on your journey.
Posted on December 26, 2009, in Intuitive Wellbeing Counseling, Law of Attraction, Natural Healing Alternatives, Rising Sun Emporium and tagged conciously birthing, eco-living, green being, green living, heal earth, intuitive well-being counselor, love earth, natural disaster, reap and sow, recycle, reduce, reuse. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
Great article Jessica11eleven. We and the earth are so closely connected it doesn't make sense to mistreat or abandon her. Like you said, there's going green and Being green. Thanks for the pointers on what we can do to integrate Greeness into our everyday outlook.


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IP Telephony Systems
- April 05, 2018
05 Apr'18
New Microsoft Teams features on deck, but more work needed
Microsoft has made progress, as it moves Skype for Business features into Microsoft Teams. But more capabilities, especially enterprise voice features, are needed.
- February 09, 2018
09 Feb'18
Jive acquisition takes LogMeIn into UCaaS midmarket
LogMeIn plans to acquire UCaaS provider Jive Communications for $357 million. The Jive acquisition, expected to close next quarter, will send LogMeIn into the UCaaS market.
- January 22, 2018
22 Jan'18
Avaya UC headed for SMB product bundles
Avaya plans to grow its customer base with SMB-friendly technology. The bundles will include Avaya UC and other features from the company's enterprise portfolio.
- December 19, 2017
19 Dec'17
Microsoft Teams calling, Cisco Spark security get updates
New Microsoft telephony tools put some pressure on Skype for Business users to switch to Teams. Meanwhile, Cisco Spark security gets a key certification.
- December 14, 2017
14 Dec'17
Free phone service could boost Dialpad's UCaaS status
UCaaS provider Dialpad is offering a free cloud telephony service that integrates with G Suite, while a new partner program offers Workplace by Facebook support.
- November 30, 2017
30 Nov'17
Third-party E911 services expand call management tools
In UC news, organizations are deploying third-party E911 services for additional call management capabilities, while Genesys announces a chatbot integration with Amazon.
- November 03, 2017
03 Nov'17
Avaya, Talkdesk dial into contact center AI technologies
Bots, analytics and artificial intelligence tools are booming. Contact center AI, in particular, could enhance employee productivity and improve customer service.
- October 20, 2017
20 Oct'17
UCaaS market share report details industry's upswing
In UC news, RingCentral extends its UCaaS market share lead, Fuze introduces a web-based collaboration tool, and Vidyo releases a VP9 codec for real-time video communications.
- October 13, 2017
13 Oct'17
Arkadin unveils Cisco integrations for cloud telephony
In UC news, Arkadin announces integrations with Cisco Spark and WebEx that support cloud-based telephony, while Box unveils machine learning tools to digitize and automate workflows.
- September 29, 2017
29 Sep'17
Facebook, IBM, Microsoft collaboration developments released
Microsoft opting to swap Skype for Business for Teams topped this week's collaboration news. But Facebook, IBM and Zoho also had noteworthy product developments.
- September 25, 2017
25 Sep'17
Microsoft Teams to replace Skype for Business Online
Over the next couple of years, Microsoft will gradually replace Skype for Business Online with Teams, which will become the communications client for Office 365.
- August 17, 2017
17 Aug'17
Microsoft Exchange Online UM drops third-party PBX support
Some Microsoft customers must quickly re-evaluate their UC strategy after the vendor announced its intent to end third-party PBX support for Exchange Online Unified Messaging in 2018.
- May 19, 2017
19 May'17
Toshiba deal reflects Mitel's UCC market strategy
As it acquires Toshiba's unified communications assets, Mitel says it is keenly focused on the UCC market, expanding its customer base and moving organizations to the cloud.
- March 28, 2017
28 Mar'17
Microsoft adds enterprise features to Skype for Business telephony
Microsoft has added call management features to Skype for Business telephony. The company introduced the improved version of the cloud-based software at Enterprise Connect.
- March 21, 2017
21 Mar'17
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This discussion on parenting resulted in an interesting interpretive question: the children of elders are required to be "faithful," lest their fathers be unqualified. Does that mean that they must be born again, or that they must be well-behaved? It's an important question, and not an easy one to settle.
Fortunately, Nathan Busenitz of Faith and Practice has done us a service by presenting data for the discussion here.
What do you think, and why?
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Viva Vienna!!
This weekend we went to "Viva Vienna", a Memorial Day festival in Vienna. It is a great small town feel event. And my favorite part of our time there was all of the kids calling out Waverly & Oliver's names. They waved from the rides, came running over with their families and wanted to say hello. It was especially fun for Matt, since he doesn't get to experience their *popularity* at school. We often feel so isolated and alone, but it was refreshing to be noticed and welcomed.


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Revolutionary and Napoleonic WarsBook - 1999
Examines the wars fought from the latter 1700s through the mid 1800s, describing changes in the make-up of the armies, fighting tactics, and weaponry used.
Publisher: Austin, Tex. : Raintree Steck-Vaughn Publishers, 1999.
Branch Call Number: 355.009033 Som
Characteristics: 80 pages : color illustrations, color maps ; 24 cm.
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Let $\displaystyle X \;and \; Y $be random variables. Suppose that the conditional distribution of $\displaystyle X \; given \; Y=y$ is binomial distribution with parameters $\displaystyle n \;and \; y.$ Assume that Y is a $\displaystyle continuous \; uniform\; (0,1) $distribution. Find the marginal distribution of X.
I think that:
since, $\displaystyle P(X|Y) = \dfrac{f(x,y)}{f_{Y}(y)}$
but $\displaystyle f_{Y}(y) = 1$
so, $\displaystyle f(x,y) = \text{Binomial}(n,y)$
is this correct? I am confused on finding the marginal pdf. Can anyone help?


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But whenever my DS rolls that big old bin out to the curb w/o the recycling, I know the weekend is upon us!
Okay, but you didn't need to know that, right? ;) But what you do need to know is that today is The Digi Shack's weekly challenge! And this one is a recipe, as Fall approaches I see many of the other challenge sites did the same. Ahhh great minds. lol!
The recipe:
Mix 1 ribbon
add 2 Designer Papers (substituting a Cuttlebug piece is okay)
blend in 3 brads.
Cook up an idea.
Serve and enjoy. haha!
Bet you didn't even know this image existed in the store, eh? Well it is part of bundle called Equine and although Hawaii has tons of beautiful horses and stables, I was inspired by one of my all time favorite movies Sea Biscuit.
I love the latest Get Sketchy layout that I saw on my buddy Ann's blog. I used random scraps of DP leftover from two recent cards, distressed the edge of the darker one, CB'd the caramel cs, and when I was stumped as to what color to use for my base, I happily reached for my clear cardstock.
I have had questions regarding this, it is sooo much fun. I bought mine from the Inky Antics kiosk at GAS, but recently was given some by the wonderful gals at Sheetload/ShortCuts for a Whimsie Doodle cross promotion. (Click on their names to be directed to their sites.)
Clear c/s is a wonderful option if you either don't have a good color match or if you prefer less color on a finished project. Since I had so many elements going on, I didn't want to add any more color.
Here is the side view, just so you can see how I tried to line up the inside to lay flat against the main card front.
The inside - 3 scraps of the same cs and dp as the front. I took the smallest one and turned it into a faux button. This works out well for inserts as it is not bulky and lays flat in the card. (I made a little tut about it here if you are interested.)
I hope you join us this week over at The Digi Shack! There are also some cuuuute images that will be shown at our SNR party on Saturday, the deets will be posted on TDS' blog. Link your recipe card HERE, if you haven't got a TDS image, many of them are on sale for $1 right now!! I can't wait to see what you come up with. ;) Have an incredible Thursday everyone, thank you for coming by. :D
*Love and Aloha*