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My parents brought my brother and I to Maui for the first time when we were kids, 15 and 16. All the way from Winnipeg, Canada, the coldest place on earth! Every year, for many years, we returned as a family for the month of march. Until my brother got married.
He passed away when his wife was 3 months pregnant. 17 years later we returned to the island with my brothers son to pick up the Maui Island tradition again. We, as a family, miss him everyday. But Maui is the one place on earth that we feel like a whole family again. The day we watched my brother's boy walk down the beach just like he used to is without a doubt my fondest Maui memory.We can feel his spirit in the breeze, in the soft air, in the gorgeous sunsets off Kam 3. We continue to return to Maui to this day and always will for as long as we can.
by Kimberly of Winnipeg, Canada
There are many wonderful memories from Hawaii, but my favorite is the trip we took in 2010. My husband had recently found his birth Mother and so we flew her over for a few days with our family, my husband, two daughters and myself. At first things were a little awkward, she didn't know us well and vice versa. That evening we went down to the beach to watch the sunset and as we sat there suddenly, it was as if we had always been family. She was a part of us and we were a part of her! So Maui, thank you for beautiful sunsets and helping to reunite a family!
by Angela of Austin, TX
My favorite Maui memory was from last time I was there w/my husband Ray (R.I.P.) He was a local but moved to Alaska. I took him to Maui for his birthday and he was sick the whole 2 weeks (whole body swollen bad) but he tried as much as he could to show me his Island. He loved Hana so we did that beautiful trip 3 times. The people were wonderful everywhere we went. And these are the some of my most precious memories of him and Maui...he didn't last much longer and i miss him and my Maui.
by Colleen of Fairbanks, AK
(WINNER!) My Favorite Maui Memories:
I had the privilege of spending 6 months living in Hana last year and really loved taking the time to find new waterfalls. One of my favorite hikes to do was go out to Oheo Gulch and hike up through the Bamboo forest to the large waterfall but ended up falling in love with a small one to the right of the trail, just past the cattle gate further north in Hana. I spent many days looking at the waterfall from up above and continued to try and find a way to get down to it as the ledge was too steep to climb down and if i had the courage to just jump into it's pool...there would be no way back out. So i always assumed that this waterfall would be nothing more than a nice thing to look at. But one day a friend i had made in town who had heard me speak about this 1 waterfall many times passed me a note which read "At the gate, head to the river. Cross it and leave your pack beneath the banyan tree. Then swim". It took me many days to figure out what this note was for and it wasn't until i was hiking one day did i understand what it meant. I reached the cattle gate and instead of continuing forward, i took a right at the gate. I came to the river and sure enough directly across it was a large banyan tree which provided a hidden place to leave my belongings. I then continued with my instructions and began to swim up river which lead me under colorful rocks ceilings where the river had cut out the land from higher flows over the years, it was really beautiful. It brought me to a small 5 ft waterfall which i began to climb up and as soon as my head reached the top, i was located at the edge of the pool that was filled by the waterfall i had stared at for so many days. I spent many hours there sitting in the mist and admiring how beautiful it was glowing in the sunlight from a new angle. The day i reached my waterfall was one of my favorite days/memories.
by Michael of Bellingham, WA
I spent three summers on Maui when I was in college learning archaeology. I have so many good memories it is hard to pick one, but this one was pretty memorable.
My class, a group of about 13 students and our professor were excavating a Heiau on Mike Love of the Beach Boys' property. We wold drive there every morning and clear brush and dig all day collecting artifacts that would help determine what type of activities had happened there. During lunch we would take a break and eat and swim at an amazing fresh water pool that ran out of the rain forest and down to the ocean at the beach, it was breathtaking.
One day, a monk seal lumbered up over the rocks at the beach and decided to come check us out. Since they are endangered, we couldn't interact with him. He had us pinned up on the rocks around the pool while he swam about and checking us out. He was very curious. After about 10 minutes he clambered out of the pool and actually worked his way over to my beach towel and proceeded to lay on it like a sunbather sticking his nose in my work boots I had left with the towel. He got a boot stuck on his snout and threw his head around for a bit before it dropped off. He then laid there for about 20 minutes sunning himself before finally leaving us behind back to the sea. It was one of the most incredible encounters I've had with a wild animal.
by Jeanne
I visited Maui in 2005. My scheduled travel companion cancelled on me a few weeks before due to unforeseen circumstances. I invited my grandmother to take her place. My grandmother, who turned 74 a few months later, and who hadn't traveled in over 15 years, came along and we had the TRIP OF A LIFETIME!
She was such a trooper and had so much fun -- she rode in the van and thus was able to be there when I did the sunrise at Haleakala and rode a bike down, she RODE IN AN INFLATABLE boat while I went on a snorkel tour and even put her face in the water with a mask on to admire the underwater view and some honu, she went on a whale watch every day with me, and she co-piloted our drives on the Road to Hana and the Road around the North side of the island. She even danced and drank mai tais at a luau. It was the happiest I have seen her ever, and I am so grateful for that memory!!!
by Jennifer
My most memorable/best day on Maui is hard to narrow down to just one but I will try now. I moved to Maui in 2004 and ended up in Kihei a month later. A few months later I met this girl, her name was Akina. I really liked her, and there was something special about her that I couldn't figure out. Anyways I gathered up the courage to ask her out and I believe our first date was my best day on Maui.
I picked her up in my truck with a handful of orchids then we proceeded to the west side while we had a nice chat. We ended up in Napili swimming and laughing and enjoying a few drinks at the beach. After we went to lunch at Hula Grill in Kaanapali and talked some more, laughed a lot, the weather was perfect. Then we made our way back to the southside stopping at Maalaea Harbor to watch the sunset... Soon after the sun went down we ended up back at my pad where we watched some T.V. and kissed a little on my couch.
Almost 6 years later I remember this day like it was yesterday. I am now married to Akina and we are expecting our first child any day now. Needless to say Maui is a very special place for us and we are considering moving back in the near future. I apologize for the very long message but I am thankful for your post on facebook because it gave me the opportunity to relive this very special day!
by Jamie
I have always held a special place in my heart for Maui. My parents would save up their money every couple of years and take my brother and I over as kids and teenagers. My first trip to Maui was when I was 1 yrs old. It is my favorite place on earth and if you know me then you know that bit of info about me- I am a Maui lover. At one point I had my room as a teenager decorated with Maui/tropical island things.
My special Maui memory: In 2007 my boyfriend who I have known since grade school surprised me with a trip to Maui for a week, I had just finished my Masters and I was so excited to show him Maui because he had never been to Hawaii. On the third day we were there I noticed he was acting a little weird but I didn't say anything. We went driving up in upcountry Maui to the winery and through Kula. He stopped at a historic Catholic church called Holy Ghost Catholic Church. I was surprised because he is not Catholic ( I was raised Catholic)but then I thought...hmmm, he does love history, so I didn't think it too weird that he chose this stop. There we stood inside this great old church just him and I, a church my parents and I had always visited on Maui as a little girl. He got down on one knee in the middle of the vacant church while the Maui air blew sweetly in and pulled out a ring that he had custom made and said, " Will you marry me Ann?"- I was so surprised and of course said "yes!". The rest of the trip was so amazing as we went on many hikes, snorkeling and had a lovely dinner on a dinner cruise. he fell head over heels for Maui while we were there and I think realized how I could love it so much.
Sooooo.....6 months later we knew we wanted to come back and get married in the small old sweet church in Kula. We debated about doing it at home with a lot of people but Maui called to us. We returned on February 16, 2008 to the the Holy Ghost Church in Kula in an intimate ceremony with close family and our 2 best friends. It was a beautiful Maui day. I had a starfish intertwined in my hair and looked at the beautiful ocean view from the church one last time before I walked down the isle to my husband. After the ceremony we went on a dinner cruise and danced the night away under the killer Maui stars.
I still have my dress with sand on it and I refuse to get it cleaned because it has the sweet sand of Maui on it. We went back with our little son and daughter to show them the special church and beautiful upcountry Maui. We hope to keep returning and will renew our vows there someday [:-)]
I have the sweetest memories of Maui from the time I was a babe, a child, a teen to a mother myself - when my mind wanders off to day dream it is always and forever will be to sweet Maui.
Thanks for considering me [:-)]
by Anna
Let me start by saying that in 2005, I was married to the love of my life on Maui. And although that was hands down the best memory I have of Hawaii, what stands out in my mind as of late is the final, few hours we had before our flight back to the mainland in 2010.
It was two years ago this month that I was last in Hawaii. My husband and I wanted to sneak away for a few days to unwind and Maui was our destination. After a fabulous five days and nights, we were gearing up to go home, but decided to try and find the section of beach that we were married on five years earlier. We must have drove around for two hours before we finally found the spot (which was now sectioned off and was much more difficult to get to). We were the only people on the beach and as we sat on lava rocks to watch the waves, we noticed turtles enjoying the surf (Just like on our wedding day). The clouds started to roll over and it began to rain.
Since we had all our bags with us, we thought we should take advantage of the rain and ocean for one last swim in one of my favorite spots. We headed to Big Beach, and once there, we quickly ushered ourselves into the water. The sky was grey (which I love) and the rain just kept coming down. Both the ocean and rain were warm. Again, we were the only ones on the beach. It was surreal. It was unbelievably calm and quiet. My husband and I didn't say a word to each other. We just swam out about 30 feet and watched the waves hit the shoreline.
Last March I found out I was pregnant. I took a couple classes to prepare myself, and was told to 'visualize' the most tranquil and peaceful place I'd ever been to. Well, guess what I selected? he he! So, I suppose I can thank Big Beach for helping me get through labor & delivery. Ha!
Anyway, those last few hours in Maui were precious and I think about them often. I know it will be a while before I can get back there, so thank goodness for homemade Lava Flows and a giant photo album of Maui memories.
by Callie
My whole life I have lived in Seattle,WA. Near the water, but always murky and the thought of "surfing" was out of the question. Pictures of surfboards and Hawaii cover the walls of my room, and Seashells take up the space on my desk. Life on an island was always my life long dream. I am 21, and my best friend invited to go to Hawaii with her family. I was ecstatic. Finally, I get to see what Maui was all about. I walked off the plane and felt like I had walked in to a dream. The wind was calm and the heat surrounded me like a warm blanket. I immediately fell in love with the cars that carried surfboards on them and the slow pace of everyone. I come from a stressful, fast-paced work environment at college and the busy streets of Seattle where no one stops to enjoy the small things in life. On this trip, I stopped to enjoy waves and how they pushed me to shore on my boogie board, the funky taste of drinking out of a coconut and lastly, being in the presence of a waterfall. I met the Twin Falls after hiking about 15 mins. I dipped my feet in to the water, swam out and let the power of the water drizzle on me. Right then and there Maui taught me a life long lesson, to take a step back from everything, look at whats been handed to you and enjoy life.
by Kayleigh
My favorite day on Maui was Feb 24, 2012. I boarded a 60 ft sailboat from Oahu and sailed to Molokai and then to Maui where I got off the boat but never left the island!! I met the man of my dreams and the love of my life on this day! We now joke and say Yeah...that i washed up on a beach on Maui fell in love and never left!!
by Stephanie
The best Maui memory was watching the sunrise at Haleakala. Waking up at 2:30 am and driving 3 hrs to see an amazing sunrise was priceless. I felt so above the clouds and it was just so peaceful, but very cold being 10,000 feet high. I however, had tons of great memories in Maui!!
by Caryn
My favorite memory of Maui was getting to watch the sunrise on Haleakalā with a bunch of my family last March. I live in Alaska and my family lives in California, so we never have a chance to all be in one place at once (let alone on vacation). Not only did we get a chance to watch the sunrise, but we were lucky enough to see Reverend Laki perform a ceremony in native tongue for a family who lost a loved one. The last wish of the person who passed away was to have his ashes spread on Haleakalā. So, the reverend blessed the family and taught us all the meaning of A.L.O.H.A. Something I will never forget.
by Jake
Wow, seven days in paradise and so so many memories and stories to share. But, this is my favorite and have shared it several times since coming back to the mainland.
March 2nd was my first trip to Maui and we had a must see list that included a quiet sunset.
We headed to Makena to watch the sunset, but the sun wasn't going to set for an hour and a half. So we drove to the end of the road and I looked out to the right and I said, wow they must be digging up all this dirt and doing some major construction. My husband laughed and he said, that's not dirt it's volcanic rock from the last eruption of Mt Haleakala. Boy was I naive. I was amazed at the beauty of volcanic rock. This was just the beginning of my adventure to the end of the road to La Peruse Bay. Our rental car took in all the humps and bumps but the ride and walk was out of this world.
Pristine water and a bay filled with volcanic rock and sea life. Who would have thought?!
Many tourists never get off the beaten path, this one was well worth it! I was in awe that mother earth created such natural raw beauty. Maui is an island that has a hidden treasure around every cove. Take a minute to stop and feel it's beauty.
by Susan
My fav memory of Maui is the smell of plumeria when I got off the airplane on the first day of my honeymoon!!!! I think about it every day....
by Amanda
While snorkeling off Ka'anapali several turtles joined us. Later that same day off Big Beach while snorkeling a monk seal decided to swim with me...best snorkeling ever!
by Jim
so, I love this giveaway...but I still don't have a favorite Maui moment, as I am going in August...BUT, I could take kick ass pictures of my favorite moment taken with my newly won cover!!!! Now that's an idea!!!!
by Amelie
If I were lucky enough to win I would love the pink honu design because it would always remind me of my fondest memory on Maui. My most cherished memory is my wedding definitely but my fondest was while watching the honu from the lanai I saw a monk seal which I know is VERY rare.
by Dena
Bonjour from Quebec, Canada!
The best memory about Maui for me is so simple: Its super friendly people!
I decided to land there for President's day weekend hoping to find a hostel but everything was booked!
This ended up being the best ever! I met 3 true ALOHA locals who not only hosted me but befriended me as one of their gang!
Oh the good memories! A day doing the whole loop of the road to Hana and up country Maui, a snorkeling adventure at Molokini Crater, fine dinning in Lahaina, all the gorgeous beaches in South Maui. even some skinny dipping in Little beach! Too difficult to pick just one!
I'm already counting my days to go back to Maui Paradise!
by Claudia
Simple Story.... While driving south on Honoapiilani Highway in February, I, along with my wife, our daughter and her friend simply pulled over, just north of the viewing spot and sat and watched a pod of whales play in the water a few hundred yards in front of us. Magical and a moment, a True Maui Memory. It does not get any better than that!
by Rev. Christopher
My favorite Maui memory is my fiance proposing to me at a Luau. It was written in the sand and under the bright moon reflecting off of the beautiful water. Also, because I have two or many I should say....is when I was paddle boarding and 3 huge sea turtle's were swimming under me. It was very peaceful and an amazing sight!
by Kathy
Hello, I loved my entire experience on Maui, but one that stands out is when we took the Road to Hana tour, we stopped along the way, talking to one of the islanders, we learned about his tattoo, and how it was done using a sharks tooth and local berries, and I think he said he traded a pig for it too! We are coming back this fall or winter, cant wait to show my daughter "Paradise"!
by Jeryl
So many wonderful memories of Maui but I think the one that has had the most impact on my life was the moment I finally figured out how to correctly use snorkel equipment. I will never forget that moment out at Molokini and it has opened up so many more dreams I have for future vacation fun. Sounds simple; but, WOW so exciting to me.
by Marilyn
My all time favorite Maui memory would have to be getting engaged at Mama's Fish House last July. [:)] My fiance proposed on my birthday during a sunset dinner at Mama's with both of our families present. It was perfect and of course I said yes! We are getting married at the Olowalu Plantation House on August 7th 2012! Maui will always be a huge part of our lives and we can't wait to celebrate our big day there and stay for our honeymoon too!
by Lauren
We have been there in Feb 2011 and 2012. I have so many great memories our kids first visit last year, watching my 6 month old eat the sand is always fun. This year my daughter went snorkeling for the first time and she got to see a bunch of turtles it made her so happy and wanting to continue snorkeling. We have also taken surfing lessons both year with Maui wave riders that is so fun! We also went up the Hana Hwy to find waterfalls this year, took all kinds of pictures of falls. I can't wait for next year!!
by Tracy
Snorkeling around black rock while holding hands with my husband and looking at the turtles.
by Nancy
Jon Cruz singing Island Style and Henry Kapono's CD party at Dukes!
by Michelle
We were able to make our second trip to Maui when our son was 5. We loved Hana so much the first time we visited that we decided to take him there too. So we left very early in the morning to make the entire drive in 1 day. We stopped at Garden of Eden and had a nice walk , fed the peacocks, posed with the parrots, and left with sweet little bananas. When we stopped for lunch in Hana we discovered that our son had eaten all 6 of the bananas!!! My husband and I got some sandwiches, had a quick picnic and decided to get back on the road. After about 30 minutes of curvy road driving our son starts yelling from the backseat that he's "gonna go BLECH"!!! So we spent the last half of the drive around the island pulling over every so often for him to "get rid" of the 6 little sweet bananas. When we got back home after our 2 weeks on the island, THAT was the first story he told everyone when they asked him how he liked Maui!!!!
Forget the snorkeling, parasailing, submarine ride, helicopter tour, hiking, waterfalls, and beaches.......he remembers a curvy drive & eating too many bananas!!!
by Megan
Two roughly equal stories:
Last year I went with my family to Aloha Mixed Plate a couple times during our vacation. I noticed the new red shirts that employees were wearing and asked if I could purchase one because they looked just that awesome. I ended up wearing it the last night we were on the island because we went back to eat there for dinner. Turns out everyone thought I worked there and were trying to have me do different tasks. I ended up working it all out and, to be funny, asked if I really could work there so that I'd be able to live on the island! Needless to say we can't all have what we want. [:(]
Also last year there was an intense, and crazy, lightning storm that lit up the ocean for several hours. I believe it was in the direction of Oahu, looking out from Lahaina/Napili Bay. It was scary and fantastic at the same time because for several hours, I was able to eat, drive back home, swim in the pool, and just watch it all happening (albeit wondering if I was safe outside!). Quite the entertaining experience and not one I'm likely to have again.
by Josh
Favorite Maui Island moment... Visiting the Sacred Garden in Makawao for a labyrinth walk.... Amazing
So many to choose from that it for sure!!!
by Karie
My favorite memory of Maui is: sitting in the front row at Feast at Lele, enjoying the show, seeing whales in the water, having ceviche served to me and nearly vomiting. At that moment, I realized I was pregnant with our first son!!
by Shawnna
My wife and I (like a lot of others) got married on Maui out at the Olawalu Plantation. Without a doubt, that memory, of standing on the the Pacific with her in my arms, as we dedicated ourselves to each other inside a circle of flowers will always be one of my very best days..Since that day, every anniversary is the traditional anniversary gift with an Hawaiian theme.
by Eric
My favorite Maui Memory is our family trip this past summer. It was my parents, sister, brother in law, my niece and me. We had a wonderful time as a family. My niece (10) and I were roommates and we had a BLAST! So ANYTHING about Maui is my favorite because I was there with my family!
by Gina
My favorite Maui moment was went my husband and I were on our honeymoon almost 29 years ago. My husband and I met and married after knowing each other only six weeks and I told him we had to to to Maui for the honeymoon. We spent the most magical week walking on the beach. The best part was the luau. I had never been to one. My husband passed away last year, but the trip to Maui will always be very special to me because it was with a very special person.
by Nancy
On January 8, 2006, my now husband and I got engaged in Maui.
We were on the Gemini Whale Watching excursion, and just finished watching the whales. It was a gorgeous day; we went scuba diving that morning. We were running late, so we drove from the Westin Villas to the Whaler's Village very fast, ran down the beach, just as they were finishing checking everyone in. Of course, we were both irritated for being late.
We had been dating for over two years, and my son and I had just moved in with Ryan in November of 2005. We were still trying to get in some sort of routing living together, and dealing with eachother's little nuisances.
We made it on the Gemini, and had a wonderful afternoon. We saw whales breaching, the gorgeous Maui hills, and the crew was amazing.
We were on our way back, and the Captain let me steer the boat for a few minutes. It was at that time that Ryan, came up and said to me, "don't hit the island". I was annoyed, and said "funny".
He then said, I love you – which totally caught me off guard, and then pulled out a little red box, opened it and said, "so you want to get married". I was shocked, All I said was, "are you serious" about a 100 times. Finally I said, "yes"!
He and I went into Lahaina that night and celebrated at Ruth's Chris. Ever since that trip, (it was both of our first trip to Maui) it has become our favorite vacation destination. We bought a timeshare there, and come every year during whale season and book our trip on the Gemini.
Great memories for us!
by Rebecca
One of my favorite memories is driving to Lahaina for work. I used to work in Whalers village and lived in Wailuku. I would commute everyday and not once did I get tired of the drive. I would look for the turtle in the mountain, and check for whale spouts. It was kind of a reward to me when I actually got to see them. Beautiful creatures in a beautiful setting. I think I told myself daily that I was not only lucky, but blessed to have been born and raised in Hawaii.
by Jeana
I have been going to Maui since I was a little girl. My family and I would always go twice a yes. When I turned 18 I wanted to go without my family. I had me and my 2 other girlfriends pack up (one from Germany and me and my other friend from California) and fly to maui. We stayed in kihei at my family's condo for the next 15 days. We wanted the Maui experience. We had no car as we were too young to rent a car so we took the Maui bus around and met lots of people and hitched rides off them. Went to little beach and went to all the hotels. My favorite is the Grand Wailea so we would always take the bus to chill on the beach there. Working on the beach was a super cute guy. My friend and I were both eying him and he came over to talk to us. Anyway we dated long distance and he even moved to California for a few months. He's back on Maui soil but never know what the future will hold!!!
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September 22, 2017
By Ahsley Price
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Wayne Allard, American Motorcyclist Association vice president for government relations, provided a broad legislative and regulatory overview to attendees at the AIMExpo on Friday.
"There are many issues affecting motorcyclist at many different levels," Allard said. "There are laws at the local, state and national level that affect our rights as motorcyclist and we need our AMA members to speak up and get involved to have their voices heard."
At the local level, Allard said racing issues are typically affected the most. The most common issue involves zoning procedures when building and creating new tracks. Track owners buy land to build a new track, but neighbors, noise ordinances and other local level laws can cause issues. But Allard pointed out that with the help of the AMA and local AMA members, many track owners have been able to negotiate with local governments and zoning commissions to get tracks built.
"Without AMA Action Alerts and local AMA members taking action, a lot of times, [track owners] probably wouldn't be able to build and operate their tracks," Allard said.
At the state and local levels, Allard said illegal street riding and stunting has created a negative image of all motorcyclists and drawn law enforcement and legislative attention. That impact is felt when responsible riders face renewed opposition when trying to construct safe and legal riding areas.
The AMA has been working with local governments, riders and dealerships to promote appropriate venues for responsible motorized recreation.
"Cleveland has already taken hold of this idea and is working to build its first urban recreational riding area," Allard said. "It would not be being built without the help of the AMA pushing local and state governments and giving them a voice of reason."
Several states have been considering laws to allow lane splitting, but, so far, only California has legislation in place. More states are expected to take up the matter in 2018."
On the national level,motorcyclist profiling and trail access are the main politics affecting riding and motorcyclist.
"Trail access is decreasing tremendously," Allard said. "State parks are either making trails smaller or completely eliminating them. We have to keep voicing our concerns if we want this to change."
Allard emphasizes that all politics and issues affecting riding and racing can be changed with the help of the AMA and a unified riding community.
"The key to keeping our rights as motorcyclist is doing preventive work ahead of time," Allard said. "Riding is a right that we all enjoy having, and I hope that we will all continue to speak up to keep that right."

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Bulova 1949 Arnold
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Manufacture Year:1949
Movement Model:10BC
Movement Jewels:17
Case Serial No.:6390254
Case shape:Tonneau
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J9 marked 10BC movt, men's watch. The dial was refinished in 1970, so discrepancies with the original are there. I am leaning towards 'Arnold'.
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About IIT Bombay Racing
About IIT Bombay Racing
Set up in 2008, IIT Bombay Racing is a student team at the fore-front of Indian amateur motor-sport. In designing and engineering amateur high performance race cars, the team competes against globally reputed universities on international platforms. Summoned with a common passion for engineering and racing, nearly 60 students from the echanical, Aerospace and Electrical Engineering departments have been working relentlessly towards the design and manufacturing of race cars. Innovation and experimentation are key drivers for the team which strives for excellence in the engineering of its vehicles.
Since '08, the team developed 4 race cars and has competed in 3 international competitions. It was awarded the SAE Perseverance Award at the Formula Student (http://www.formulastudent.com/default)
competition in Michigan USA, by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE International). It has also won trophies across the board at several national automotive competitions like Baja SAE (http://bajasaeindia.org/) India.
Presenting engineering designs to judges to industry experts, competing against internationally reputed universities and constantly learning from research seminars and conferences ensures that the team members' know-how of the concepts and practices in automotive engineering is of an internationally competent standard. They are well versed with the rigorous design and testing processes employed by industry and have extensive experience with industrial standard CAD modeling and CAE analysis/simulation tools. Engineering high performance race cars gives team members a comprehensive understanding of the concepts of race car vehicle dynamics and expertise in a wide range of modern manufacturing techniques. On the electronics front, telemetry and navigations systems are some of the focus areas.


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2nd Love Cosmetics Review!
The Pout Plumping Lip Gloss is $4.99 and comes in 6 different shades. The shade I have here is called Soul Mate, and it's a medium-pink shade. The gloss has nice color payoff, while still giving that sheer, glossy appearance. When first applied, I notice the tingling sensation, but I don't notice much plumping. My lips are already pretty full on their own, so I'm not sure if this would be more effective on others. I do really like this gloss though, and it's not sticky in the slightest!
Warmer weather is coming soon, and I always start reaching for cream cheek products when it gets warm outside. The Quick Stick Cream Blush is my favorite product. It is a cream blush in stick form, and it costs $4.99. It's available in 6 shades, and I have the shade Catalina. This gorgeous warm pink shade easily glides onto my skin and blends effortlessly. And it lasts almost all day on my skin. I definitely want to try more of these in the future. And did I mention that this product smells like raspberry candy?! I love it!
Here are swatches (from left to right) of the Cream Blush, the Lipstick, and the Lip Gloss.
The Glitzy Glam Eye Palette comes in 4 different shades and costs $4.99. The shade I have here is called Blitz Glitz, and it contains 5 gorgeous, shimmery shadows. Each of these shadows is very unique because of the multicolored aspect. When you swirl your brush into the shadow, mixing the colors, you get a color slightly different than you would expect when looking at the pan. These colors are great for the upcoming spring season.
The Baked Eyeshadow Duos are $8.99 and come in 4 different shades, which each contain to beautiful shadows. The shade pictured below is called Go Green and it contains a light green with finely milled golden shimmer, and a dark, olive green. These shadows were smooth, and easy to blend and work with, and I was impressed with the quality because I don't normally like baked eyeshadows
Here are swatches of the Glitzy Glam Eye Palette, and the Baked Eyeshadow Duo:
And in this look I used all of the products talked about here except the Glitzy Glam Eye Palette (I'll have a spring makeup tutorial posted soon using that palette):
Have you tried 2nd Love Cosmetics? Let me know what products are your favorites!


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'Tis the Season for Pumpkin
If you're anything like me, you love pumpkin spice! I know, I know, a lot of people are over the pumpkin spice craze but with so many recipes to try how can you not be intrigued by its deliciousness? I personally think it should be a year-round item and not just seasonal, but it's not up to me. To fulfill my need for pumpkin I decided to have 'pumpkin weekend' at our house to hopefully get it out of my system (between us, it will never be out of my system 😊). The first item on the menu was Pumpkin Cinnamon Rolls with Cream Cheese Frosting. These are life changing and I don't know if I'll ever make cinnamon rolls without pumpkin again! The smell of pumpkin and cinnamon fills your house as the rolls bake and for me it brought back some childhood memories because my mom liked to … Continue reading
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IIPT World Travel Market Event to Preview
World Symposium on Sustainable and Peaceful
Communities and Nations
Cultivating Sustainable and Peaceful Communities and Nations is this year's theme at IIPT's World Travel Market Session:
Wednesday, 5 November, 10:30 to 12:00 Noon
South Gallery Rooms 21 and 22
Featured speakers on the panel include: Dr. Taleb Rifai, Secretary General, UN World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), Martin Craigs, CEO of Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA); Amb. Yamina Karitanyi, Head of Tourism and Conservation, Rwanda; and Hiran Cooray, Director, Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority and Chairman, Jetwing Hotels Ltd. Professor Geoffrey Lipman will moderate the Panel.
The world is currently faced with conflict on every continent – some that began as much as 70 years ago. As well, there are many conflicts in this same period that have been resolved. What lessons can we learn from countries that have resolved their conflict? How can we work towards building sustainable and peaceful communities – sustainable and peaceful nations? As one of the world's largest and fastest growing industries -what role can tourism play.
Our panel will share their experience, perspectives and insights on these questions and more including their views on "Building a Culture of Peace through Tourism" across regions of the world. This will be an interactive session with the experience and insights of those in attendance encouraged.
This World Travel Market session will be a preview of the ground-breaking IIPT World Symposium: Cultivating Sustainable and Peaceful Communities and Nations to be held at Emperors Palace, Ekurhuleni (City of Peace), Gauteng Province, South Africa, February 16-20, 2015. The Symposium will honor the legacies of three champions of Peace and Non-Violence: Nelson Mandela, Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King, Jr. and commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the African Union, 20 years of South African Democracy, and 50th Anniversary of Civil Rights Legislation in the United States.
We welcome you to join us at World Travel Market and to share your experiences and insights.
IIPT World Symposium to honor the legacies of Nelson Mandela, Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King, Jr.
The groundbreaking IIPT World Symposium: Cultivating Sustainable and Peaceful Communities and Nations through Tourism, Culture and Sports will honor the legacies of the world's three champions of Non-Violent Resistance: Nelson Mandela, Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King, Jr.
The Symposium is being held February 16-20, 2015 at Emperors Palace, nearby Johannesburg OR Tambo International Airport, in the Metropolitan Municipality of Ekurhuleni (City of Peace), Gauteng Province, South Africa. It will also commemorate the 50th Anniversary of African Union, 20 years of South AfricanDemocracy, and 50th Anniversary of Civil Rights Legislation in the United States.
The Symposium has been endorsed by Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
In announcing the World Symposium, IIPT Founder and President Louis D'Amore said, "Our intent will be to harness the Symposium and legacies of Nelson Mandela, Mahatma Gandhi, and Martin Luther King, Jr. to build bridges of tourism, friendship and peace between Africa, Asia, North America and other regions of the world."
The highly interactive Symposium will have two basic aims:
Call for Success Stories
Community Tourism Woman Empowerment
Rural and Agri-tourism Youth Empowerment
Community Capacity Building Community Peace Gardens
Skills Development Universal Access
Private sector contribution Poverty Reduction
Youth Travel Micro Enterprise & SME Dev't
Community Peace Parks Peace with Nature
Volunteer Tourism Culinary Contributions
Healing Wounds of Conflict Post Conflict Socio-Econ. Dev't
Int'l Collaborative Initiatives Educating for a Culture of Peace
Role of Technology Trans-border Peace Parks
Please send brief abstracts to Kunjal Charadva, Email: email@example.com, with a copy to Elizabeth Smith, Email: email@example.com
Pre-Symposium Forums
As with past IIPT Conferences and Summits, Pre-Symposium events will include a full day Educators Forum and full day Student/Youth Leadership Forum. As well, following the precedent of IIPT's Fifth African Conference in Lusaka, Zambia, a full day Traditional Leaders Forum is also planned.
Please send brief abstracts of proposed papers to Kunjal Charadva with a copy to Elizabeth Smith, see emails above.
IIPT Scholarship Award
A US $2,500 scholarship award will be presented to the inter-disciplinary team of 3-5 students writing the best paper on the Symposium Theme of Building Sustainable and Peaceful Communities and Nations through Tourism, Culture and Sports. Completed papers of no more than 3,000 word must be submitted not later than 20 December 2014. Winners will be announced 20 January 2015. Please submit papers to Kunjal Charadva; firstname.lastname@example.com with copies to Dr. Patrick Kalifungwa: firstname.lastname@example.com; and Louis D'Amore: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Organizations interested in sponsoring the Symposium are invited to contact:
Louis D'Amore, Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. In South Africa, please contact Bernadette Nickol: email@example.com
Host Partners
Symposium Partners
Strategic Partners
Peace Towns and Villages across South Africa -
Preparing the Foundations for IIPT World Symposium
IIPT and Skal International are cooperating in a campaign leading up to the IIPT World Symposium to encourage towns and villages across South Africa to declare themselves as IIPT/Skal Peace Towns or Villages. A goal of 50 IIPT/Skal Peace Towns and Villages has been set to be achieved by 15 February, 2015 – symbolic of the African Union 50th Anniversary.
Each IIPT/Skål Peace Town or Village will be actively committed to promoting values of tolerance, non-violence, gender equality, human rights, youth empowerment, environmental awareness, and sustainable social and economic development. Collaboration between and among IIPT/Skål Peace Towns and Villages will be encouraged as well as information sharing regarding Peace Town/Village initiatives.
Skål International is the world's largest membership organization of travel and tourism industry executives with more than 17,000 members in 405 chapters in 87 countries, and with members from each sector of the industry – several of these chapters are in South Africa.
The IIPT/Skål Peace Towns Initiative builds on the foundations of more than 400 IIPT Peace Parks that have been dedicated to Peace in cities and towns throughout the world beginning in 1992 with IIPT's "Peace Parks Across Canada" project commemorating Canada's 125th anniversary as a nation.
Eight Peace Towns and Villages have been achieved to date in South Africa. These are: Knysna - A spectacular tourism destination In Western Cape Province in the heart of the Garden Route featuring the annual Knysna Oyster Festival.
Stellenbosch, Western Cape - Proposed by Skal Cape Winelands - a college town and the proud capital of the Western Cape wine region. Founded in 1685, Stellenbosch is South Africa's second oldest city, promoting itself as the "most inspiring and innovative town in Africa" and dedicating itself to the values of peace, human rights and sustainable development.
Skills Village 2030 – noteworthy for implementing a practical framework for workplace experience using festivals and events to identify and bring to market commodities, goods, services and experience unique to the local community.
Cullinan - Home of the Cullinan diamond mine that produced the world's largest diamond, the "Cullinan Diamond". Diamond mine tours are a major tourism attraction of Gauteng Province.
Rayton – offering world class wedding and conference venues, lodges, horse ranches, dairy farms, Bed & Breakfasts, bass fishing, camping and two Museums - the Willem Prinsloo Agricultural and Sammy Marks museums.
Refilwe - Home of the Refilwe Community development initiative and a welcoming spirit towards international volunteers. (see banner photo)
Overwacht - Home of a proud Khoisan community, the original inhabitants of Southern Africa whose origins can be traced back 100,000 years.
Alexandra Township - The mother and father of townships in South Africa dating back to 1912. It was the only place where black people could buy free-hold land at the time. The Township includes a house where Nelson Mandela stayed.
Other peace initiatives in South Africa include the Dinokeng Game Reserve – IIPT/Skal Nature Conservation Peace Park - the first free-roaming Big 5 residential game reserve in Gauteng Province, South Africa (and probably in the world) next to an urbanized area. A private/public initiative opened in 2011.
South African Towns and Villages interested in dedicating themselves to peace are invited to contact: Bernadette Nickol: email: email@example.com
Join us in commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the African Union and 20 years of South African democracy by dedicating your town to Peace. Please contact Louis D'Amore, email: firstname.lastname@example.com for more information and registration form with a copy to Bernadette Nickol, email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Towns and villages in other regions of the world interested in becoming part of the IIPT/Skal Peace Towns/Villages Global initiative in support of the World War I Centenary and its theme "No More War" are also invited to contact Louis D'Amore, email: email@example.com with a copy to Elizabeth Smith, email: firstname.lastname@example.com
IIPT to Partner in Africa Travel Association
IIPT resumes its fifteen year relationship with the Africa Travel Association (ATA) by partnering in its 39th World Congress, being held in Uganda, November 11-16, 2014.
ATA's signature event will address timely industry topics, offering a line-up of educational and professional development opportunities and showcasing Uganda's newest products and services. Delegates will also have the opportunity to participate in ATA's Young Professionals Program forum, a tourism ministers' roundtable, business-to-business and networking events, an African Bazaar, host country day(s), gala dinners and pre- and post- country tours.
ATA Executive Director, Eddie Bergman stated, "ATA is pleased to have IIPT as a partner in our 39th World Congress given the long standing relationship between IIPT and ATA."
IIPT Founder and President, Louis D'Amore said, "I look forward to again partnering with ATA as I have many fond memories of each of the Conferences I participated in during our many years of partnership starting in 1999. IIPT is also proud to have awarded its only "Life Time Achievement Award" to ATA Executive Director, Mira Berman, at the IIPT Fourth African Conference – also in Uganda, in 2007. So returning to Uganda for the 39th ATA World Congress will be particularly special for me."
IIPT is also proud to have ATA as a partner in the IIPT World Symposium: Cultivating Sustainable and Peaceful Communities and Nations through Tourism, Culture and Sports to be held in South Africa, February 16-20, 2015.
Sudan Tourism Promotion Project to
Commemorate UN International Day of Peace
In celebration of the UN International Day of Peace, the Sudan Tourism Promotion Project (STPP) together with the support of the International Institute for Peace through Tourism (IIPT) is planning a number of activities including a Forum entitled: "Building a Culture of Peace through Tourism" to be held Sunday September 21, from 19:00 to 22:00.
IIPT Founder and President, Louis D'Amore, will address the gathering through a satellite connection. The Forum will also bring together a number of experts and interested parties including representatives from the Ministry of Tourism, Antiquities and Wildlife; Sudanese Businessmen Employers Federation; and several NGO leaders. The Global Compact network and the Peace Committee of the Sudanese National Assembly are also expected to take part.
The Forum will include a presentation by the Sudan Tourism Promotion Project (STPP) featuring its initiatives in "Building a Culture of Peace through Tourism" and the hidden beauty of areas affected by the war. Other activities during the Forum include an "Art vs War" exhibit by the National Cultural Policies Group; short films and presentations; music and songs for peace. The event will also showcase prints, post cards and a non-profit online store, "Africa Crafts" designed to market crafts created by persons from the war affected areas. Finally, the event will introduce Volunteer "Peace Tours" to areas that have been affected by war.
Enter Crying – Exit Laughing
Book by IIPT Friend and Supporter – Sir Ken Miller
Sir Ken Miller, IIPT friend and supporter, has authored a book, Enter Crying – Exit Laughing that provides 18 Health Commandments to be healthy – helping others and being charitable.
Young or old says Sir Ken, life's always full of challenges. Staying healthy and handling what life throws at you is all about how you approach life, living well is a choice. Join native New Yorker, Sir Ken Miller as he navigates our medical system and handles his medical challenges head-on with a wry sense of humor and a"joie de vivre".
Laugh-out-loud funny, Enter Crying, Exit Laughing- will show you how to "delay dropping dead and live a hot and healthy life." Sir Ken's Health Commandments- for a healthy and happy life are simple guidelines for living well and with good humor. These 18 Health Commandments are a must for getting the most out of life. Lessons for the young and old alike and guaranteed to add years to your life.
About IIPT
The International Institute for Peace through Tourism (IIPT) is a not for profit organization dedicated to fostering travel and tourism initiatives that contribute to international understanding, cooperation among nations, an improved quality of environment, cultural enhancement and the preservation of heritage, poverty reduction, reconciliation and healing wounds of conflicts; and through these initiatives, helping to bring about a peaceful and sustainable world. It is founded on a vision of the world's largest industry, travel and tourism – becoming the world's first global peace industry; and the belief that every traveler is potentially an "Ambassador for Peace."
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Michael Wright appointed as CIMIC deputy CEO
Mining and construction contractor CIMIC Group has selected Thiess managing director Michael Wright as the new deputy CEO.
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BP executive heads to Incitec Pivot
BP executive Jeanne Johns has been selected as the new managing director and CEO of Australian industrial chemicals and explosives manufacturer Incitec Pivot (IPL).
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OZ Minerals CFO heads to Genesee & Wyoming Australia
OZ Minerals chief financial officer Luke Anderson has been appointed as the new chief executive officer of rail operator Genesee & Wyoming Australia (GWA).
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Carbine Resources' Mount Morgan project gets final heritage approval
The Queensland department of natural resources and mines (DNRM) has granted the final heritage approval for Carbine Resources' Mount Morgan gold copper project, southwest of Rockhampton.
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Three new non-executive directors join Rio's board
Rio Tinto has appointed three new non-executive directors including former Shell chief financial officer Simon Henry.
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Terex Cranes announce new president
Terex Corporation has announced that Steve Filipov will assume the role of President of Terex Cranes effective immediately. Filipov will also continue with his responsibilities as President of the Terex Material Handling and Port Solutions segment until completion of the announced sale of that segment to Konecranes Plc. Ken Lousberg, currently President, Terex Cranes, will … Continue reading Terex Cranes announce new president
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Caterpillar CEO Doug Oberhelman to retire
Caterpillar chairman and CEO Doug Oberhelman will retire from March next year after working for more than 41 years in the company.
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Macmahon CEO resigns, replacement announced
Sybrandt van Dyk is stepping down as Macmahon CEO next month, to be replaced by Michael Finnegan, the company's current general manager of surface mining.
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Claire Rutkowski appointed Bentley Systems' CIO
Claire Rutkowski has been appointed Bentley Systems' new chief information officer, joining the company's executive team.
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Management shake-up at Fortescue Metals
Two top FMG executives Stephen Pearce and Nick Cernotta, are stepping down from the company.
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BHP CEO payout slashed
In the wake of its massive losses, BHP CEO Andrew Mackenzie has seen his payout halved year on year.
September 22, 2016 246 comments
Rebecca Knol appoints as SACOME CEO
Rebecca Knol has been appointed as head of the Council of the South Australian Chamber of Mines and Energy.
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WA DMP appoints new acting director general
The West Australian Department of Mines & Petroleum has appointed Dr. Tim Griffin as its new acting director general.
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Former Rio Tinto iron ore chief now heading Aurizon
Ousted Rio Tinto iron head Andrew Harding has been appointed as the head of Aurizon.
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Komatsu announces new VP for mining
Komatsu has appointed Dan Funcannon as the new head of large mining trucks globally.
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Industry Q&A: Innovation, organisation design and strategy overhauls
METS industry body Austmine discusses with VCI how innovation is changing the face of the resources industry.
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Valor announces Australian projects manager
Joe Ray has joined Valor as Australian projects and programs Manager, to further develop their growing portfolio of regional and national accounts within Australia, New Zealand and New Caledonia.
July 26, 2016 53 comments
SACOME chief executive resigns
South Australia Chamber of Mines and Energy (SACOME) chief executive Jason Kuchel will step down from his position at the end of November this year.
July 20, 2016 304 comments
QRC chief Michael Roche to step down
Queensland Resources Council chief executive Michael Roche will step down from the mining lobby group.
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Atlas Iron managing director resigns
Atlas Iron's founding managing director David Flanagan has resigned following the company's return to financial stability.
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You can use it for your decorations, decoupage and garlands! Use your imagination!!!!
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These are so cute! Would make a great activity for the kids and I think adults with ADD would do well with them also.ReplyDelete
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Making these small cute little origami stars could really become an addition. The entire process appears to be simple so I want to give it a try.ReplyDelete
these are super cool, cute and creative. deffo going to get crafty and give this a go one weekend xReplyDelete
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I remember we had an origami class at after school club when I was little and I loved it. This something that I could start doing again with my daughter.ReplyDelete
Ok, these are just too cute! And to think you just have to bend them in as the final step. I can picture these in all sorts of colors and with patterned paper, too! <3ReplyDelete
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That's so cool! I've only ever briefly tried origami, but I would love to try it again. That star looks so small and intricate!ReplyDelete


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Danum Harriers are a Doncaster based Running Club, formed in February 2013 by a group of like minded runners, who wanted a simple, no-frills, road and off road running club. In January 2014, we affiliated to England Athletics as a sign of our intentions to provide additional competition to our members with the South Yorkshire road leagues, and Cross Country, along with national EA organised races.
For those who are wondering how we came upon our name, Danum was, of course, the Roman name for the town of Doncaster.
Social Benefits: We are a friendly, non-elitist club, who pride ourselves on being low on fees and unnecessary rules, and big on support and encouragement, for runners of all abilities (min about 12 minute mile pace, or a parkrun time of about 35 minutes). About once every couple of months we have club socials, and through the summer months we do a social 'away' run from a local pub, which is always followed up by chip butties, beer and cake. Running in a group is more fun and often more productive than running on your own, and it is amazing how much more running a regular group gets you out, especially when the weather is not so great.
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From Crimea to Clearwater, Florida, the message is clear: every setback to U.S. or Democratic Party interests is Barack Obama's fault.
I've been very disappointed in Barack Obama's presidency, but the relentless attacks on him from all sides are disconnected from reality.
For example, NY Times columnist Maureen Dowd wrote on March 15:
"Due to the inability of the president and congressional Democrats to move their agenda through Congress, the president is having to govern through executive order and revising federal regulations.
Republicans have latched on to this to make the case around the country that Obama is a dictator and an imperial president. But governing through executive order isn't a sign of strength. It's a sign of weakness.
And it's that weakness that has Democrats scared to death."
Issuing executive orders to overcome Republican obstructionism shows weakness? What political planet does Dowd live on?
Weakness is when a president follows a re-election landslide by allowing the voters' will to be thwarted by a political minority. Obama's greatest shows of strength have come through his executive orders, which is why his willingness to issue an order slowing deportations has become the chief litmus test of his presidency.
Attacking Health Care
If you believe the media, millions of Americans who once supported expanded health care coverage now oppose it because of the snafus associated with the rollout of the Obamacare website. And it's all Obama's fault.
But if Obamacare is so unpopular, how did the president easily defeat Mitt Romney who pledged to repeal the law? The media has framed the GOP candidate's victory in a recent special election in Clearwater, Florida for a seat held by a Republican for 40 years as proof that Obamacare is unpopular (it also allegedly was a defeat for "global warming alarmism.")
Powerful economic interests and millions of voters have always opposed health care expansion. The website problems did not add to this number. The media seems to have forgotten that Bill Clinton, now routinely portrayed as having the political skills that Obama allegedly lacks, did not get any health reform enacted despite Democratic control of Congress.
Crimea and Iraq
Obama is also blamed for Russia's annexation of Crimea. As Senator John McCain puts it, he has "made America look weak."
Think about all of the American, Vietnamese and Iraqi lives lost in wars fought to prevent America from "looking weak." And about how the Iraq war utterly failed to "stabilize" the Middle East.
But instead of writing stories based on historical facts, the media turns even the most reckless anti-Obama attacks -- such as Lindsey Graham's claim that Crimea was fueled by our "failure" in Benghazi -- into legitimate policy narratives.
Obama Is "Aloof"
Obama bashers regularly claim that the president is "aloof," and does not viscerally connect to fellow politicians or campaign donors. This again is contrasted with Bill Clinton, whose alleged ability to "cross party lines" did not stop him from being impeached (or from being similarly targeted by the "right wing media machine.")
I have yet to hear African Americans describe Obama as aloof. In fact, during a discussion about Obama prior to the recent NBA All Star game in which Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith, and Shaquille O'Neal all expressed how well they connected to the president. Barkley even became quite emotional.
The white-dominated traditional media evaluates politicians' social skills in relation to white reporters, politicians and donors. I don't recall stories criticizing Reagan's inability to personally connect to African Americans or Latinos, because in the media's framing aloofness to these populations doesn't count.
Holding Obama Accountable
Criticizing the Obama blame game does not mean progressives should stop holding the president accountable for decisions where he is responsible. To the contrary, increased activist pressure on Obama to reject the Keystone Pipeline and end mass deportations is essential.
Obama also deserves criticism for not nominating judges to fill federal court vacancies. There are 89 district court and appellate vacancies, which is 11 percent of the 850 total positions. Considering that Democratic Presidential candidates routinely highlight judicial appointments as a key reason for support, Obama's keeping so many seats vacant is outrageous.
Democrats can complain about nominees not getting confirmed, but if Obama does not make the appointments in the first place, the fault is on him.
There are other actions or failures to act for which Obama deserves blame, as is true for even the best of politicians. But in a media world where Republican talking points frame traditional news coverage, the relentless blaming of Obama is profoundly reactionary -- and boosts those seeking to move the country to the right.
The 2008 and 2012 elections confirmed that most Americans prefer a president who recognizes that inequality is the greatest challenge of our time to a political opposition that promotes hunger among the poor. But in the traditional media's false construct, the unemployed and hungry only have Barack Obama to blame.
Randy Shaw is editor of Beyond Chron. He discusses strategies for holding Obama and other politicians accountable in his new book, The Activist's Handbook, 2nd ed.: Winning Social Change in the 21st Century.


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If you are looking for a tasty family Sunday Supper, you can't beat Chicken Scarpariello. The little peppers, rosemary, garlic, stock, white wine and vinegar create a delicious glaze that coats the crispy golden chicken and sausage. Your family will be fighting over leftovers. If you are fortunate enough to have any.
When our daughters were growing up, their father used to say that when they reached their teens, he was going to build a moat around our house. I think he was only partially joking. Fortunately, they are smart young women with discerning taste so the moat has not been necessary to keep unsuitable suitors out.
For the last few years, our elder daughter has been dating a young man we all have grown to love. Like Victoria, he is a type designer but every day he also cooks lunch for his coworkers, which they eat together in a communal dining room. This is his third Christmas with us and we've had a great time together in the kitchen.
Last week we were brainstorming about easy supper recipes to make for this post, and Dai mentioned Chicken Scarpariello. This dish is in regular rotation for his appreciative lunch crowd. Apparently it's a common dish on Long Island where he grew up, but I had never heard of it. He explained the ingredients and method and it sounded fabulous. Something the whole family would love. And indeed they did.
- 2 whole chickens about 2.2 lbs or 1 kg each jointed (You can use the backbone and wing tips to make stock.)
- Fine sea salt
- 5 cloves garlic peeled
- 352 g Italian sausage
- 2-3 tablespoon red wine vinegar
- 1 cup or 240ml dry white wine
- 1 1/2 cups or 360ml chicken stock
- 12-14 or about 55g whole seeded Peppadew peppers
- 5-6 small sprigs fresh rosemary
- Optional: 1 teaspoon dark soy sauce
- Parsley to garnish
Pull any excess fat off of the chicken and reserve.
Season the chicken pieces lightly with salt.
Heat an iron skillet over a medium high flame and toss in the excess fat so it will render.
Brown the chicken till very crispy, a few pieces at a time in the hot skillet, transferring them to a plate or baking dish when they are done. Keep them in a single layer, if possible so they stay crispy.
Remove the sausage from the casings. Pinch it into smaller pieces – about 1 1/2 inches or almost 4cm.
Fry till brown in the skillet.
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You can add a tablespoon of soy sauce for color if you'd like the sauce a little darker.
Turn the upper heating element on in your oven.
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Garnish with some chopped parsley and rosemary.
Big shout out to Dai Foldes for 1. being such a great guy and 2. his cooking help for this post.
Today we are kicking off our second annual National Sunday Supper Month by sharing our favorite easy supper recipes. We'd like to encourage you to take the Sunday Supper pledge to eat together once a week, if you haven't already. There's a fun Instagram contest you can enter as well!
Many thanks to our host this week, Heather of Hezzi D's Books and Cooks and our event manager Cricket of Cricket's Confections for all of their behind the scenes work. Check out all the lovely easy supper recipes we are sharing today.
Chicken Suppers
- Chicken Enchiladas by Eat, Drink and Be Tracy
- Chicken Scarpariello by Sunday Supper Movement
- Honey Mustard Chicken & Rice Pilaf by Wholistic Woman
- Pan Roasted Chicken Breasts and Vegetables by Simple and Savory
- Pineapple Chicken Stir-Fry by Mindy's Cooking Obsession
- Roast Chicken by Monica's Table
- Slow Cooker Chicken Ratatouille Stew by My Life Cookbook
Pasta Suppers
- Bucatini with Spinach Pesto by The Chef Next Door
- Chicken Marsala Lasagna Rollups by A Day in the Life on the Farm
- Extra Cheesy Stuffed Shells by Positively Stacey
- Quick Chicken Piccata by The Redhead Baker
Pork Suppers
- Apple Mustard Pork Tenderloin by That Skinny Chick Can Bake
- Cheesy Oven Omelette With Ham by Cricket's Confections
- Cranberry Orange Pork Roast by Cosmopolitan Cornbread
- Sweet and Garlicky Slow Cooker Pulled Pork by Family Foodie
Sheet Pan Suppers
- Dijon Salmon Sheet Pan Dinner by Casa de Crews
- Ranch Sheet Pan Pork Dinner by Hezzi-D's Books and Cooks
- Sheet Pan Roasted Chicken Thighs Provencal Style by Delaware Girl Eats
Soup and Sandwich Suppers
- Chicken and Cheese Pita Sandwiches by Pies and Plots
- Chicken Chili by A Mind "Full" Mom
- Chicken Marinara Panini by The Freshman Cook
Stove Top Suppers
- Arroz con Coco y Lentejas – Coconut Rice with Lentils by Food Lust People Love
- Asian Tuna Noodle Bowls by Cooking Chat
- Haluski (Cabbage and Noodles) by Cindy's Recipes and Writings
- Healthy Quinoa Japanese Donburi Bowl by NinjaBaker.com
- One Pot Braised Lamb Shoulder Chops and Vegetables by Caroline's Cooking
Join the #SundaySupper conversation on Twitter ever Sunday! We tweet throughout the day and share recipes from all over the world. Our weekly chat starts at 7 p.m. ET. Follow the #SundaySupper hashtag and remember to include it in your tweets to join in the chat.
To get more great Sunday Supper Recipes, visit our website or check out our Pinterest board. Would you like to join the Sunday Supper Movement? It's easy. You can sign up by clicking here: Sunday Supper Movement.
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The new building -- the Advanced Center for Emergency Response at 1650 West Harrison -- replaces the one on West Congress.
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President Obama's position on gay marriage is still evolving according to White House Press Secretary Jay Carney who was peppered with questions from reporters asking about the issue after a federal appeals court shot down a California ban on same-sex marriage Tuesday.
"[T]his is ... a process that involves his faith and the way he views these issues," Carney told reporters. "And -- and as he said, and I won't go beyond that, ... his views are evolving."
The White House got new questions on gay marriage within minutes of a federal ruling from the ninth judicial circuit that strikes down California's Proposition 8. In 2008 voters passed the measure that bans gay marriage in the Golden State and the case has been tied up in the courts since.
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The multi award-winning restaurant, hit the Detroit dining scene August 4, 2004 and has occupied levels 71 and 72 of the Detroit Renaissance Center since. The owner's lease expires February 28.
The restaurant is known for offering stunning views of Detroit, Windsor and Belle Isle while serving up great food.
Coach Insignia is an Epicurean Group restaurant, and the Epicurean Group will offer continued employment to all team members. We're told they're also currently looking at other development opportunities Downtown.
No word yet on what may happen with the space.