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Davies is Birmingham's hero
Curtis Davies settled a thrilling Boxing Day contest 2-1 in
Birmingham's favour against fellow Championship strugglers Barnsley
at Oakwell.
The centre-back nodded the visitors in front amid pouring rain
in the 35th minute, only for Jonathan Greening to equalise almost
immediately from long range with his first goal since joining on
loan from Nottingham Forest last month.
Barnsley were the better side and missed plenty of chances
against a Blues outfit who were disorganised defensively, with
Craig Davies, a boyhood Blues fan who scored four goals in
September's 5-0 rout at St Andrew's, blazing over a second-half
penalty after Steven Caldwell's handball.
And the hosts were punished almost immediately as Curtis Davies,
unmarked from another set-piece, converted his fourth header in six
games to clinch matters in the 77th minute.
Barnsley enjoyed the better of proceedings early on, Jim O'Brien
seeing an effort blocked by Curtis Davies although the visitors did
force a succession of three corners in which they failed to
Luke Steele was still to be called upon as the half-hour mark
passed, with Barnsley much the stronger.
But, out of nowhere, Curtis Davies headed Birmingham in front.
Robert Hall delivered another excellent set-piece, Birmingham's
main threat, which Davies nodded home unchallenged at the near
However, the lead did not last long as Birmingham's frailties in
defence were fully exposed. Barnsley applied pressure almost
straight from kick-off with Dawson seeing a strike blocked and,
with the visitors struggling to fully clear their lines, the ball
broke for Greening, who converted low from distance.
The visitors' defence was exposed again within a minute of the
restart but a swift move ended when Chris Dagnall could only slide
the ball behind.
John Stones saw an effort blocked by a late Blues tackle and,
with the game flowing from end to end, Barnsley were awarded a
spot-kick in the 73rd minute for a somewhat harsh handball decision
against Caldwell. But Craig Davies, who had only been on the pitch
five minutes, blazed his spot-kick high over the bar.
A superb stop from Jack Butland kept out a header from fellow
sub Matty Done before Curtis Davies then settled matters in the
77th minute via another inch-perfect delivery from Hall.


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HONOLULU (AP) - A federal judge in Hawaii is setting conditions for the pretrial release of a defense contractor accused of giving military secrets to his Chinese girlfriend.
U.S. District Court Judge Leslie Kobayashi said Tuesday Benjamin Bishop will be placed under house arrest at the Mahoney Hale halfway house near downtown Honolulu.
He may only leave for medical reasons, court appearances, attorney visits and religious services. His attorney or an approved third party custodian must accompany him.
Kobayashi is restricting Bishop's use of the telephone. She's prohibiting him from using the Internet and possessing a cellphone.
Kobayashi says Bishop will be taken from Honolulu's Federal Detention Center to Mahoney Hale when the halfway house sets passwords for its computers, which could take two weeks. Bishop won't receive his own password.
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Years ago while I wandered around the library as a teenager I stumbled upon a little book called Little Fuzzy. It was probably one of the books that made me love reading and still holds a place of endearment along side books such as Dune and Magician. Having never read any of Mr Scalzi's work I was extremely nervous heading into this one. The original is quite a book and manages to be many things all at once: a science fiction story, a story of a man finding himself and a purpose, and a piece on the importance of protecting the environment. Could this one live up to the original?
Yes in some ways, no in others. The author did a great job putting his own mark on another author's IP, but this one did not venture into the deep mental processes of what was happening on the planet nor what could happen to the fuzzies. Sort of glosses over the issue of environment devastation in just a few short passages. The original, least to me the young reader, seem to have more weight and depth.
The blurb:
Jack Holloway works alone, for reasons he doesn't care to talk about. Hundreds of miles from ZaraCorp's headquarters on planet, 178 light-years from the corporation's headquarters on Earth, Jack is content as an independent contractor, prospecting and surveying at his own pace. As for his past, that's not up for discussion.
Then, in the wake of an accidental cliff collapse, Jack discovers a seam of unimaginably valuable jewels, to which he manages to lay legal claim just as ZaraCorp is cancelling their contract with him for his part in causing the collapse. Briefly in the catbird seat, legally speaking, Jack pressures ZaraCorp into recognizing his claim, and cuts them in as partners to help extract the wealth.
But there's another wrinkle to ZaraCorp's relationship with the planet Zarathustra. Their entire legal right to exploit the verdant Earth-like planet, the basis of the wealth they derive from extracting its resources, is based on being able to certify to the authorities on Earth that Zarathustra is home to no sentient species.
Then a small furry biped—trusting, appealing, and ridiculously cute—shows up at Jack's outback home. Followed by its family. As it dawns on Jack that despite their stature, these are people, he begins to suspect that ZaraCorp's claim to a planet's worth of wealth is very flimsy indeed…and that ZaraCorp may stop at nothing to eliminate the "fuzzys" before their existence becomes more widely known.
This retelling of the tale takes some departures from the original. Having not read the original in about twenty years my memory of that story is a little blurry but most notably thinking that Holloway was a bit of a turd. When I think about him these days, I am reminded of the character Bruce Willis played in the film The Last Boy Scout, a total burnt out and washed up waste of a man. Someone you did not know and did want to waste your time getting to know him. I remember that tale being one of redemption as Holloway does battle with the giant and powerful ZaraCorp to save his new friends. In the end he moves from the dark side to become their champion.
This books does the same thing but Holloway I thought was a bit softened. Scalzi's writing is excellent and any thought I had of putting this book down was impossible. The interaction between Holloway and his dog Carl is a sheer joy to read and reminds me of my own dog. The life he breaths into these 'voiceless' characters, the dog and later the fuzzies themselves, is simply put, damn good writing. I am sure my neighbor heard me laugh out loud more than a few times at the hilarious interactions between Holloway, the dog, and the fuzzies.
As the story unfolds and pressures mount, Holloway turns into a bit of a master planer and organizer and outwit and out maneuvers the giant corporation almost to the point of unbelievably. This is only saved by Scalzi's masterful writing ability. As the novel progresses it turns surprisingly into a very good page turning court room lawyering book. I tend to not like books that cover court room drama, but this one is just done so well that I hardly noticed I was reading about court room actions. Though the book is a familiar one, Scalzi still manages to put his own twists on situations and still have guessing what will happen next.
I did feel the book was a little short. The ending seemed a little rushed, but that could have just been my hands frantically trying to keep up flipping the pages as I tore through the book over two sittings. The very ending was a bit of a shock for me (and I would probably have left it out of the novel) and seemed a tad bit too much Walt Disney for me, but given the rest of the book was top notch, I will give it a pass.
For those looking for serious science fiction, this one is not that. It does have some elements of science fiction but Scaliz, wisely in my opinion, steers clear of the mumbo-jumbo of hard sci-fi and rather focuses on telling a compelling story. This book would be suitable for young readers, though a young teenager could probably better understand the morals of the story and protecting the fuzzies from those trying to rape their planet.


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Slated to rise at Brunette Avenue and Lebleu Street in Coquitlam's Maillardville, the low-rise condo project Bluetree Homes at Mackin Park will stand in a community that owes much of its integrity to its French-Canadian history.
The neighbourhood was formed in 1889 by Quebecois lumber mill workers, and every year, residents celebrate that heritage with community arts festivals that pay respect to its culture.
Bluetree Homes decided that a locale so extraordinary deserved a condominium project - and a display suite - that's just as engaging.
In-house designer Cynthia Flora-no, who worked closely with sales and marketing general manager Yosh Kasahara on the suites' design, had the neighbourhood's legacy in mind when she crafted the warm interiors.
The one-bedroom and den display suite gives off the illusion of a space much wider and more spacious than its 700 square feet.
"We did this ... by carefully selecting the right pieces of furniture," Flo-rano says.
"For instance, the dining table is in a very similar stain to the tone of the floor. Visually, this creates a flow in the space rather then breaking it up."
Built-ins in the living room come in the same hue and material as the kitchen and bathroom, giving the space even more flow and making it seem expansive, she says.
Kasahara says most people gravitate toward the den on the right side of the suite. Many designers would have added millwork to form it into a guest bedroom with a twin bed. But Florano and her team opted for something else: the room has been fitted with wine storage, a mini-fridge and beer keg - an organized party headquarters for the imagined occupants, a socially active couple or individual.
"Anyone can imagine a desk and shelves; however we thought this would be a different way to use the space. We hope it inspires others to think outside the box when designing their own space."
Florano and Kasahara see the kind of people who are attracted to the homes as young - or young at heart - folks who prefer a slightly artistic, cultural edge over the conventional. Florano adds some universal appeal by mixing bold and soft, masculine and feminine touches.
While the keg and drink-prep station gives the den a masculine statement, it's softened by the shine and bling of a feminine ceiling fixture.
The bedroom has a similar feel. It's a warm and simple space with one standout: dark wallpaper - ever so manly - covered in a more graceful pattern than its background might call for.
"For this area, we really wanted to create a room that would be attractive to men and women. There are many young couples looking to make a purchase of their first home together and it's important that we've designed a room that's cool, comfortable and a place to come home to."
Project: Bluetree Homes at Mackin Park
Project size: 86 low-rise one-and two-bedroom suites with street-level retail, in two buildings
Project location: 210 Lebleu St., Coquitlam
Residence sizes: One and two bedrooms from 548 - 1,013 sq. ft.
Price: From $199,900
Developer: Bluetree Homes
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From the romantic capital of France to magnificent Madrid, this adventure is packed with art, nature, culture and history. Enjoy the sparkling lights of Paris, visit the royal Chateau at Villandry and hike among the towering peaks of the Pyrenees. Cross into Spain and kick back on a sunny beach to recharge before perhaps embarking on a big night out. Finally, hit the Spanish capital to discover a multitude of chic boutiques or lose yourself in the wonder of the world-famous Prado and Reina Sofia museums.
Be romanced by Paris, the City of Love. The Eiffel Tower and Champs-Elysees are unforgettable when lit up at night
Enjoy a day of cycling through the Loire Valley, and tour the exquisite 16th-century ornamental gardens of the Chateau Villandry
There's nothing like tasting wine from the source. Visit a wine museum in Bordeaux to gain insight into the wine-trading process and to taste some of the best products in town.
Canoe down a calm river in the unspoiled Dordogne region of southwestern France
Hike through the forests and slopes of the Pyrenees Mountains. This mighty range separates the Iberian peninsula from the rest of Europe
Experience the Basque way of life on the sandy shores of San Sebastian. Indulge at the local pinxtos bars and throw yourself into northern Spanish nightlife
The Art Walk in Madrid is every art lover's dream. In one small stretch you can browse the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, the Reina Sofia and the Prado, one of the world's most celebrated galleries
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This trip is designed to give you a fair amount of free time so you can explore each destination at your own pace. We will, however, take you on regular orientation walks, so you'll be on your feet quite a lot. While this may be tiring for some, it's the best way to get your head around a place and to set yourself up for further discoveries.
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If you love getting off the beaten track, enjoy meeting interesting people but prefer someone else to deal with the logistics, Intrepid Tours are made for you.
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This booking was made with the understanding that the majority of other travelers were also solo travelers my first part of the trip with Nestor was what I expected I am currently on the second half of my trip in Spain and the majority of travelers are married couples and much older than myselfMaking some details very difficult and frustrating.
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#1 After a Federally Mandated Deadline Obama Refuses to Answer Birth Certificate Lawsuit
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A Pennsylvania lawsuit alleging that Barack Obama is not a natural-born citizen of the United States took an unusual twist this week, after a federally mandated deadline requiring Obamas lawyers to produce a vault copy of his birth certificate expired with no response from Obama or his lawyers.
The lawsuit, filed by former Pennsylvania Deputy Attorney General Philip J. Berg a self-avowed supporter of Hillary Clinton alleges that Barack Obama was born in Kenya and is thus ineligible to run for president of the United States. It demands that Obamas lawyers produce a copy of his original birth certificate to prove that he is a natural-born U.S. citizen.
Berg's suit and allegations have set off a wave of Internet buzz and rumors, though Obama could easily have put the matter to rest by providing the federal court with the basic documentation proving he is eligible to take the oath of a president. But Obama has apparently decided to deny the court and the public that documentation. snip
The Constitution provides that any U.S. citizen is eligible to become president if the person is 35 years of age or older and is a natural-born citizen; that is, born in the territorial United States.
By failing to respond to the Request for Admissions and Request for the Production of Documents within 30 days, Obama has admitted that he was born in Kenya, Berg stated this week in new court filings.
Berg released a long list of admissions he submitted to Obamas lawyers on Sept. 15, and asked that they produce documents relating to Obamas place of birth and citizenship.
Instead of responding, lawyers for Obama and the DNC asked the court to dismiss the case. But Judge R. Barclay Surrick of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania has issued no ruling in the case that would have given Obamas lawyers more time.
There are lots of legal ways to stonewall, a well-placed Republican attorney told Newsmax, who was not authorized to comment officially on the case. But failing to respond is not one of them.
And to make this go away all Obaahma has to do is provide the requested documents....something tells me he can't.
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If he is elected and proven to be Foreign born there will be a Constitutional Crisis and if it goes to the US House of Representatives and they declare him POTUS there will be Civil War again in America !!!
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They are already winners, each and every one.
But who are the creme de la creme? On Thursday July 3, we will find out.
Winners of the second annual Sheffield City Region Business Awards will be crowned at a prestigious gala dinner.
Our competition takes the winners from the area's six biggest business awards - those run by the region's four Chambers of Commerce, the Derbyshire Times and the Mansfield Chad newspapers - and pits them against each other across 13 categories to find the 'first among winners' - the best of the best in the entire Sheffield City Region, an accolade no one could officially lay claim to until our awards were launched last year.
This year's awards will celebrate the importance of apprentices to the region's fast growing economy – and the speaker is Nick Hewer, star of hit BBC show The Apprentice. He will be supported by host Clare Frisby of BBC Look North.
The gala presentation evening also offers unparalleled networking opportunities with business leaders from an area stretching from Derbyshire Dales to Doncaster.
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The Judges:
One is an award-winning businesswoman, one assesses companies for a living, one was a Government minister and one is responsible for bringing on the next generation - welcome to the City Region Awards judging panel.
The quartet has been handpicked to offer a range of expert views and an independent and regional outlook.
Play Arena founder Sipra Deb, winner of the first City Region 'businessperson of the year award' at the event last year, will cast her votes alongside former sports minister Richard Caborn, who has taken up the torch for the city region's business and is an advisor to the Nuclear Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre. He is currently driving plans for a £40m Olympic Legacy Park on the site of Don Valley Stadium.
Fellow judge Ellen Cutler is director of the Inward Investment Team at Sheffield City Region Local Enterprise Partnership and Keith Starr is assistant principal at The Sheffield College, an institution with a leading role in closing the skills gap and firing business growth in the region, which returns as headline sponsor this year.
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The City Region Business Awards have been given a major endorsement by the return of The Sheffield College as headline sponsors.
The largest training provider in the city, the college plays a pivotal role in supporting businesses through academic, vocational and professional training and enables the next generation of young people to succeed. Its economic contribution to the city is worth £321 million annually.
Other leading companies sponsoring the awards include Doncaster Airport, law firm Taylor and Emmett and MADE the Entrepreneur Festival.
Barnsley Chamber of Commerce, Donbac, Inmotion, Ogilvie Fleet, Napoleon's Casino, CVC Events, Brinsworth Academy and Mercury Taxis are also on board.
She was the dazzling entrepreneur hailed 'Business Person of the Year' at the first City Region Business Awards last year.
As we gear up for the second year of the contest, Sipra Deb – one of this year's judges – founded the Play Arena, on Little London Road, Sheffield, without any prior business knowledge and reflects on what it meant to win:
"Winning the first City Region Award for business person of the year was an enormous honour personally, but alongside it gave me the added motivation to keep pushing the boundaries.
"The award reinforced both mine and my team's belief that we were doing things right and doing them well, and brought recognition for the business. There is no doubt that The Play Arena, and I, have a much stronger profile as result of winning. In terms of PR, you couldn't ask for a better platform," said Sipra, whose business is now one of the UK's biggest play and indoor entertainment centres.
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Grandeur Peak Climber's Log
highonpeaks - May 9, 2006 3:56 am Date Climbed: May 6, 2006Church Fork
Nice little warm up for bigger peaks yet to be climbed!
madsjim - Apr 20, 2006 11:59 pm Date Climbed: Apr 20, 2006Route Climbed: Church Fork
Excellent hike, enough elevation gain to make it a challenge, yet not a long distance to make it epic. It was very beautiful with all the snow and I highly recommend spring as the best time to climb before it all melts.
hgrapid - Mar 25, 2006 7:07 pm Date Climbed: Mar 22, 2006Deep snow
The snow was very deep, but it was a beautiful early evening when we reached the summit. Overall a very nice hike. The ski pole was a life saver - thanks Dmitri!
Rob Thompson - Mar 5, 2006 4:40 am Date Climbed: May 22, 2004Church Fork Trail
A fine morning hike with Gordon Swenson - met Steve Mecham and friends on top.
Travis Atwood - Feb 13, 2006 1:47 pm Date Climbed: Jun 18, 2008Multiple Ascents
5/23/2009 - West Ridge Solo.
6/18/2008 - West Ridge with my friend John B.
6/2/2008 - Climbed West Ridge with Ammon and my wife Sarah,
5/13/2008 - Climbed West Ridge with Ammon Hatch for an after work workout.
2/11/2006 - My brother and I hit the Church Fork trail on Saturday and had a great time. The weather was fantastic and the views were very rewarding. Overall, this is a great winter hike. We brought snowshoes just in case, but never ended up using them.
aiadvisors - Jan 6, 2006 7:48 pm Date Climbed: Jun 10, 2006Route Climbed: Church Fork
June 10, 2006
Beautiful weather. Perfect warmup for the summer Wasatch. Took the family and no one suffered.
Summer 2003
Great little day hike. Not too difficult for anyone. Best views of Salt Lake City bar none.
PellucidWombat - Jan 4, 2006 2:06 pmRoute Climbed: West Slopes Date Climbed: January 1st, 2005
Got bored, needed to get out, so I went for a nighttime hike. 2:11 RT, with more snow than expected and some cornices!
Reach11 - Sep 3, 2005 1:15 pmRoute Climbed: Church Fork Date Climbed: A bunch
A great farily easy hike year round, with great views for the effort. I always try to do this one at least twice a year.
deafutahhiker - Aug 30, 2005 5:02 pmRoute Climbed: regular trail Date Climbed: April 2004
This was my second mountain trail I hiked, and it was a very nice trail. The switchbacks are a bit steep, but that's a common part of mountain hiking anyhow. Much of the mountains surrounding Grandeur Peak was snowcapped, and it was a great scenery to take in.
Scott Wesemann - Jul 27, 2005 4:56 pm Date Climbed: Jan 1, 2009Route Climbed: Church Fork Date Climbed: Many
Have done this peak several times, but my favorite was a New Years day hike in 2009. With Matt Van Horn and my friend Jackson. We went via the west ridge, and got pounded with wind up high, but once on top it wasn't as bad, although it was cold. The sunset from the top was impressive.
1/1/09- New Years Day at sunset.
5/15/10- Grandeur Peak Fun Run. I made it to the top in 1:06 (PR) and then ran down Church Fork to Pipeline, to Rattlesnake Gulch and back to the trailhead. What a fun race.
7/23/10- With Jun32 on a very hot day. Sweat-fest.
12/2/10- With Matt Van Horn before work.
1/15/11- With Matt Van Horn via West Ridge.
1/29/11- With Seth, Bill and Matt V. Up the West ridge. Ran down Church Fork, down the Pipeline and back to the trailhead. 11.2 miles. Awesome!
3/5/11- Did the West Ridge, down Church Fork, ran the Pipeline back to the cars. 11 miles. Awesome!
3/18/11- West Ridge down to Church Fork, to the Pipeline and back. conditions were not great . A lot of ice and deep snow.
5/6/11- West ridge with Matt V before work.
10/15/11- West ridge up. Down Church Fork to the Pipeline and out the canyon and back to the cars. 11 miles total.
11/3/11- With Dan Varga and Matt V. Up the West Ridge and down Church Fork/Pipeline.
12/7/11- With Matt Van Horn- Started with Olympus then did Grandeur via West Ridge, down Church Fork/Pipeline and then we bagged Mount Wire. 3 summits, 11K elevation and 23 miles.
2/1/12- West ridge and down Church Fork. 11 miles.
2/15/12- With Jun32. Up West ridge. Deep snow up top. Ran down and then hit Mt Wire. Double up!
Parkatola - Jun 27, 2005 3:18 pmRoute Climbed: Church Fork Trail Date Climbed: June 24, 2005
I went with a group of 11-12 year old scouts to fill the "5 mile hike" requirement. The scout leader and I dropped off the three boys and his wife at the trailhead and then parked on the road, as we were starting at 8:00 p.m. We tried to catch the lead group unsuccessfully until the saddle. The leader and the boys went ahead, and his wife and I followed more slowly. We reached the summit about 10:00 p.m. with a great view of the Salt Lake valley all lit up. After cell phone calls to tell the families we had reached the summit and were all right, and after posing for a few photos, we hiked back down using flashlights and lightsticks for visibility. We reached the canyon road about 11:45.
This is an enjoyable hike, although somewhat strenuous for a novice hiker like me. At a more relaxed pace, this would have been fine. The upside to starting at 8:00 p.m. is that we didn't see that many other people on the trail.
My son Richard and I really enjoyed the hike and reaching the summit.
imontop - Jun 26, 2005 7:44 pmRoute Climbed: Church Fork Date Climbed: June 26, 2005
Decided at the last minute to climb. Made it along with all the other million people. Nice peak, but if you're looking for solitude, this is the wrong place.
nebben - Jun 12, 2005 10:25 amRoute Climbed: West Slopes Date Climbed: June 11, 2005
As long as we're going for an informal speed record on the west slopes, I did it in 1:04:29 from edge of asphalt in the Wasatch Boulevard parking lot to the highest rock on top. Some running, blood taste in mouth, and 40mph headwinds for about 10 minutes after the start were interesting.
I saw a woman excited about seeing a Leopard Lily near the top, a flower she "had never seen around here, ever". It was definitely a fantastic flower. A moose could be seen trotting around the Church Fork saddle below the summit (and scaring dogs), and a few ultra-loud-mouthed hikers (also scaring dogs and hikers) at the top. They were drinking from 2-liter bottles of Coke (with special fabric harnesses to hike with). Almost unbelievable.
Bignick - Jun 4, 2005 7:04 pm Date Climbed: Feb 3, 2007Route Climbed: Church Fork Trail Date Climbed: July 27 01
I have climbed this peak several times, twice going thru snow, one of which I was post-holeing to the summit in crotch deep snow with shorts on. This can be very hot in the summer when done mid day from the west. My latest climb was Feb. 03, 07 started late in the day and got down at dark. It was snowy all the way with ice covering most of the trail. Crampons were not necessary but ski poles would have made it faster and safer.
nebben - Jun 1, 2005 6:08 pmRoute Climbed: Dragon's Tail Ridge Date Climbed: 5-31-05
Decided for something different. I failed to read what BW2 means (bushwack rating), but did afterward. I would consider the brush above the dragon's tail to be BW3 to BW4 in most places. My legs have finally stopped bleeding! =) 2:06 up. It was dismal because of the backtracking and "now where the hell do we go" states that we constantly kept getting into. West slopes down. Beautiful cliffs and a decent trail at first though.
PellucidWombat - May 16, 2005 10:48 amRoute Climbed: West Slopes Date Climbed: May 14th, 2005
Made it to the West Slopes variation junction in 35 min, Pharoahs Glen junction in 55 minutes.
Made it to the top in 1:09:30. Round trip in ca. 2 hrs.
Let's see if I can do it faster next time!
mountaingazelle - Apr 30, 2005 8:50 pmRoute Climbed: Church Fork Date Climbed: May 19, 2002
Hiked on a very hot day. The trail is short and follows switchbacks up to the ridge. There were tons of people out hiking because the trail is very popular. Grandeur Peak can be climbed all year.
Nate D - Mar 4, 2005 4:32 pmRoute Climbed: Church Fork Date Climbed: 1985-88
Hiked many times. I have watched the sunset, fireworks in the valley on the 4th of July, and opened my mission call on this peak. Views of Mt. Olympus or mighty fine.
PellucidWombat - Feb 14, 2005 5:13 pmRoute Climbed: West Ridge Date Climbed: January 2nd, 2005
Ascended Grandeur Pk w/ Joe Bullough before heading on to Church Fork Pk and the Mt Aire saddle. We experienced some very deep snow drifts that made the hiking hard on Millcreek Ridge


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Environment: Commission consults public on unconventional fossil fuels (e.g. shale gas) in Europe
The European Commission is holding a public consultation on the future development of unconventional fossil fuels such as shale gas in Europe. All interested individuals, organisations and public authorities are welcome to share their views on the possible opportunities and challenges that may arise from the development of such projects and on the best ways to address the challenges identified so far. The consultation is open until 20 March 2013. The consultation is available in all 23 EU languages.
In the past, exploration for and production of natural gas and oil in Europe focused mainly on conventional resources. While opportunities for this type of domestic extraction are becoming increasingly limited, technological advances are now opening up new possibilities for the extraction of unconventional fossil fuels such as shale gas, tight gas and coal bed methane from geological formations that were previously too complex or too expensive to exploit.
The European Commission aims to ensure that any further development of unconventional fossil fuels is carried out with the proper health, climate and environmental safeguards in place, with maximum legal clarity and predictability for citizens and operators. This will help ensure that the potential economic and energy security benefits of such developments can be reaped in a safe manner that does not compromise human health or the environment. The questions in the consultation cover issues such as broad opportunities and challenges, possible measures to reduce health and environmental risks, measures to increase the transparency of operations, and general recommendations regarding action at EU-level.
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Building on analytical work it has conducted since the end of 2011, the European Commission will propose in 2013 a framework to manage risks, address regulatory shortcomings, and provide maximum legal clarity and predictability to market operators and citizens across the EU (http://ec.europa.eu/atwork/pdf/cwp2013_annex_en.pdf). Work on this framework has already started, and all relevant policy options will be assessed.
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A year and a half ago, plagued with what appeared to be a sinus infection and recurring low energy, Ed O'Brien had his doctor run a number of tests to find out why he felt so run down.
The test led to two results: A diagnosis that O'Brien was gluten intolerant, and a new restaurant in East Lakeview.
O'Brien, a former Panera Bread manager, stopped eating foods with gluten (a protein found in rye, barley and all types of wheat) and spent a year developing fast-casual dining spot Bountiful Eatery (3312 N. Broadway 773-687-9811), which opened July 11 and serves gluten-free dishes.
According to O'Brien, the reaction to gluten-rich foods can vary in different people who have a gluten sensitivity or celiac disease, which the nonprofit Celiac Disease Foundation defines as an autoimmune condition that can result in small intestine damage when food containing gluten is consumed.
"It's a really bizarre situation because some people have stomach problems, some have allergy outbreaks—some have a different reaction," O'Brien said. "But it's amazing how when you stop [eating foods with gluten], you feel a lot better."
Bountiful Eatery has been open less than a month but has already attracted a number of gluten-free fans.
"People come in and say, 'I have celiac disease, I can't eat out at all!' " O'Brien said.
The demand for gluten-free fare in the neighborhood is enough for more than one business to take root. At 2873 N. Broadway, coming-soon restaurant Senza is slated for a summer opening.
Senza's philosophy is "surprisingly gluten-free," and executive chef Noah Sandoval says that pretty much sums it up; while the menu will be 100 percent gluten-free, if customers can't tell, all the better.
It'll have a coffeehouse-like atmosphere during the day, with grab-and-go breakfast and lunch options such as bagel sandwiches and sides of mac 'n' cheese and chips. In the evening, the menu shifts to composed dishes: Think duck egg ravioli and grilled Caesar salad with a big gluten-free crouton. There won't be a sit-down bar, but cocktails, wine and gluten-free beer will be served.
Located a few blocks north on Broadway from coming-soon Senza, Bountiful Eatery's offerings include wrap sandwiches, made with pitas from gluten-free Rose's Bakery in Evanston, along with salads and soups (currently cold varieties such as gazpacho).
The top-selling item is the quarter-pound grass-fed bison burger ($9.99); however, several vegan-friendly items are also on hand, including a quinoa salad seasoned with parsley, mint, cucumber, lemon juice, scallions and garlic.
The eatery, which O'Brien describes as "very red, very bright and very modern," uses locally grown, organic ingredients whenever possible—its bison, for example, comes from an Indiana farm.
Bottled coconut water and ginger ale are for sale, while a smoothie bar 16- or 24-ounce smoothies from more than a half-dozen fruits and juices, along with almond and soy milk, Greek yogurt and other items.
Diners who'd like to pair their healthy meal with something a little more indulgent are in luck: Chocolate shop Windy City Sweets is Bountiful Eatery's neighbor.
"We're right next to Windy City Sweets," O'Brien says. "We have people come in, get a salad and go next door and get ice cream."
Erin Brereton is a RedEye special contributor. Additional reporting by RedEye special contributor Erin Gibbons.


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My daughter is 2 months and I think I have finally found what works to get her down at nap time- nursing down. However, she is no longer just nutritive nursing. She comforts sucks. But it works. There is usually never any crying when it is time for a nap. Her daddy puts her down with a bottle of expressed BM at night, but when it comes daytime, I have found that nursing down works best.
Why do I feel guilty about this? It the myth about starting a bad habit really true? My lactation consultant even told me to nip it in the bud now and get a pacifier in her mouth? It didn't settle right in my mommy filter. Any good research out there in support of comfort sucking at the breast?


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I read the news today, oh boy.
De middenstand regeert het land, beter dan ooit tevoren.
There's too much confusion.
Words like violence, break the silence.
See the blind man, shooting at the world.
You were caught on the crossfire of childhood and stardom.
I watched the world float to the dark side of the moon.
A little anxious when it's dark.
There's a lady who's sure.
All five horizons, revolved around her soul.
Through the veins of history.
I hear her voice, calling my name.
But I'm a creep, I'm a weirdo.
Me and Mary we met in high school when she was just seventeen.
It started out with a kiss.
Take me out tonight.
And those were the days of roses, poetry and prose.
Dancing to electro-pop like a robot from 1984.
The pleasure is to play, makes no difference what you say.
Players only love you when they're playing.
Why'd you leave the keys upon the table?
Why is the bedroom so cold?
Isn't it always so?
You're probably right.
Where is my mind!?
You are like a hurricane.
Help me to carry the fire.
That David played and it pleased the Lord.
We can beat them, just for one day.
With the fire from the fireworks up above me.
There is no other Troy for you to burn.
I know the pieces fit.
So I lift those heavy eyelids.
And it's hard to hold a candle,
Here we are now, entertain us.
A band is blowing Dixie, double four time.
Scaramouch, Scaramouch will you do the Fandango.
But please don't put your life in the hands of a Rock 'n' Roll band, who'll throw it all away.
And now you do what they told ya.
We get some rules to follow.
Obey your master.
It's such a perfect day!
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AFP Top Ten Fundraising Tips (Week of January 15, 2018): Using Emotional Appeals, Planned Giving, Prospect Research & More!
Need some tips on how to do your job better? Or maybe just a reminder on some key skills, the insight on the latest research, and the latest, coolest ideas from the best minds in the fundraising profession?
Each week, AFP gathers the top blog posts, videos, articles and other resources to help you keep on top of latest trends and reach your fundraising goals. Here's this week's Top Ten:
1. Is Your Charity Under-Delivering on The Most Important Drivers of Donor Appeal? (Hilborn): Emotional and personal connections felt by donors are often more important than the rational elements we see so often in charity solicitations and appeals. The focus should be on the emotions people wish to feel when they decide to give.
2. Fundraising Appeal Psychology: Show People How to Avoid Loss (Clairification): It's often said that people give to people. But people are funny. People will often give more to people who show them the pain that can be avoided through their gift, rather than to the people who show them the good that can be gained.
3. Three Reasons Why Fundraiser Turnover Is High (And What You Can Do About It) (bloomerang): While other factors are important too (the economy, shortage of qualified candidates, etc.), development director turnover is often related to the approach executive directors and board members take when filling a position.
4. Planned Giving Marketing Trends of 2018 (The Stelter Group): Three good ideas for communicating the importance of impact of planned giving, including using surveys and social media.
5. Five Ways Prospect Research Can Improve Donor Communications (Hands on Fundraising): Here are five ways to successfully use prospect research in order to improve your donor communications, including an important idea to strategize preferred outreach methods.
6. How Personal Opinions Destroy Fundraising Effectiveness (Future Fundraising Now): Unfortunately, not all opinions are created equal. Be sure to listen to the right ones.
7. Why Fundraising Videos Are Your Top Marketing Tool (Classy): On average, crowdfunding campaigns that incorporate video receive 114 percent more funding from Indiegogo supporters than campaigns that don't. Supporters are also more generous when a pitch video is included in a campaign—the average contribution is 12 percent higher.
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Sunspot (Adan Canto), left, Kitty Pryde (Ellen Page), Iceman (Shawn Ashmore) and Colossus (Daniel Cudmore) prepare for an epic battle to save their kind in "X-Men: Days of Future Past." (Fox)Link
Ian McKellen returns as Magneto in "X-Men: Days of Future Past." (Fox)Link
Young Charles Xavier (James McAvoy) meets his older self (Patrick Stewart) in "X-Men: Days of Future Past." (Fox)Link
Hugh Jackman as Wolverine in "X-Men: Days of Future Past." (Fox)Link
Dr. Trask (Peter Dinklage, seated) plots to eradicate mutants in "X-Men: Days of Future Past." (Fox)Link
Beast (Nicholas Hoult) unleashes his inner animal in "X-Men: Days of Future Past." (Fox)Link
Ellen Page, left, as Kitty Pryde and Shawn Ashmore as Iceman in "X-Men: Days of Future Past." (Fox)Link
There are many moments of dazzling visual spectacle in "X-Men: Days of Future Past," the big-budget mutant sequel that arrives in theaters Friday. But unique among them is Peter Dinklage's period coiffure as the villainous Bolivar Trask.
"It's my hair with a lot of product –it's a mutation all its own," Dinklage deadpanned in a recent interview with Hero Complex.
Directed by Bryan Singer from a script by Simon Kinberg, "Days of Future Past" adapts one of the most popular story lines from "X-Men" history, a two-part saga from Chris Claremont and John Byrne that originally ran in 1980. The sci-fi-inflected narrative takes place in two time periods: a dystopian future in which mutants are hunted by deadly robots known as Sentinels, and in the early 1970s, after the events of Matthew Vaughn's recent prequel "X-Men: First Class."
The film sees the mutants send Wolverine's consciousness back in time in order to put a stop to certain events that will set in motion this particular future.
"Days of Future Past" unites the casts of both the original "X-Men" trilogy — including Hugh Jackman as Wolverine, Patrick Stewart as professor Charles Xavier and Ian McKellen as his friend-turned-foe Erik Lehnsherr, better known as Magneto — and Matthew Vaughn's 2011 prequel, which featured James McAvoy as a younger Xavier, Michael Fassbender as Magneto and "Hunger Games" star Jennifer Lawrence as Raven/Mystique, a role played in the original films by Rebecca Romijn.
Also featured are Nicholas Hoult as Beast, Ellen Page as Kitty Pryde, Halle Berry as Storm, Omar Sy as Bishop and Evan Peters as Quicksilver.
Dinklage joins the ensemble as the mastermind who develops the Sentinels to help humanity defend itself against mutant powers. The actor, who, of course, can also be seen as the cunning Tyrion Lannister on HBO's sprawling fantasy "Game of Thrones," said he was a fan of the "X-Men" films and was flattered to be asked by Singer to take on the role.
"I think Bryan's first 'X-Men' movie changed the ballgame for the superhero comic book films," Dinklage said. "I think it was the first one that explored the darker side of these superheroes. It pre-dated the Chris Nolan "Batman" movies and what Robert Downey Jr. did with the "Iron Man" series. I grew up on the Richard Donner "Superman" movies — which were more nostalgic and had more of a '50s gloss to them. [They were] beautiful but they weren't as dark as the films we know today. And I think that's what the true comic book fans were waiting for. They always saw the darker elements to these superheroes that they knew."
In the new film, Trask is directly responsible for the bleak, apocalyptic future that sees the world decimated and the mutants on the run, but his motivations are more complex than the average antagonist, something that appealed to Dinklage.
"To get to play the villain is always great fun," Dinklage said. "He's not your everyday villain either. It's complicated just like the mutant characters are. He thinks he's doing things for the right reasons and if you look at it one way, he is. He wants to save humankind as we know it because he's done his homework and on the evolutionary Darwinian ladder the mutants are next rung on the ladder. We're below them and their evolution means our demise, so he's proposing to save the world from them.
"But he's war-profiteering, he's a capitalist, so he's not going to do it without profiting somehow," the actor continued. "For me, that's pretty villainous."
With Trask's scenes set entirely in the 1970s, Dinklage had the opportunity to sport some delightful period costumes, in addition to a memorable hair helmet.
"There's a fine line between portraying it realistically and 'Anchorman,' but I guess it's all in the delivery and the design," he said. "I think they did a great job with that."
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Linked by Julian Djamil Fagir on Thu 14th Feb 2013 22:23 UTC
BSD (Berkely System Distribution) was a research operating system based on the original AT&T Unix, developed by the University of Berkeley, California. It has been Open Source right from the beginning, and after the university lost interest in developing it further, several community projects started up (the very first ones were NetBSD and FreeBSD in the early nineties) to continue developing BSD. Anyway, Linux was born roughly at the same time, but a pending lawsuit about copyright infringements prevented the BSD projects to become as successful as Linux (though you could argue about the exact reasons).


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I can't find any articular Demonstratives in the NT and so far none of the grammars I've looked at discuss that use. Are there any such uses in other koine, attic, et al writings and if so what would be their signifigance?
I'm comparing the uses of autos and the demonstratives


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Jimmy Savile cops quiz man in his 80s
A SUSPECT in his 80s was questioned yesterday by detectives probing the Jimmy Savile abuse scandal.
The force also revealed that officers had searched an address in Berkshire on Saturday
The man, from Berkshire, was quizzed for several hours after going to a police station in south London for a pre-arranged interview.
He is being treated as part of the investigation that does not directly relate to Savile, the Metropolitan Police said.
The force also revealed that officers had searched an address in Berkshire on Saturday.
Four arrests have been made as part of the national investigation into alleged sexual offences by Savile and others.
Former pop star Gary Glitter, 68, comedian Freddie Starr, 69, DJ Dave Lee Travis, 67, and a man in his 70s, reported to be former TV producer Wilfred De'Ath, were detained and bailed.
Scotland Yard has said officers are currently dealing with around 450 potential victims.


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If the game had taken the subtle darkly comedic approach of Killer7, it may have found some success. But even this wouldn't disguise the dated game-play concepts and the pedestrian level design. Suda's punk rock ethos is still evident, but it's at the expense of truly realising the potential of the game-play mechanics.
really? 5/10?
i've seen this game get plenty of 8-9's and even a few 7's...but 5?
i'm not even going to click this article lmao.
It's an opinion guys. I totally disagree on the 5. I'd give it a solid 8.
I have the game, i love it, I don't care about that fake 5/10, you are not getting my click.
lets not forget a 5 is an Average label... just means its solid but nothing special....


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BALTIMORE (AP) — Allegations of sex, drugs and access to contraband cellphones are roiling a downtown Baltimore jail.
The unfolding scandal emerged with an indictment in April charging 25 inmates, corrections officers and outside suppliers with a contraband conspiracy scandal.
The indictment alleges that one inmate at the jail impregnated four female corrections officers, one woman twice. Prosecutors say the guards smuggled drugs and cellphones inside the jail that would be either used or sold by incarcerated members of the Black Guerilla Family gang.
The scandal's had continuing ripple effects. State lawmakers are holding a hearing Thursday to discuss problems at the jail, the state prison director has moved his office there to increase oversight and Gov. Martin O'Malley last week announced the creation of a task force to address corruption.


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Reviewed by D.G. (age 6)
My favorite part was when Sammy got tricked. You will like the pictures of Sammy because he's cute. I would like to have a dog like Sammy because it would be funny when he runs away from me.
You should read this story if you like stories about dogs.


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Ryan McBride of GamerGrub takes a look at Sleeping Dogs and explains why he feels the game is one of the strongest titles from 2012.
I was just playing it recently. This truly is an entertaining game with a rather good storyline. I recommend all those who enjoy open world games to give it a shot. Trust me you'll come out thinking "wow why did i skip this sleeper hit?"
Title should be "Free For PS+ Members", not "PSN Players". How did this get approved?
Must play!!!
One of the better open world crime games to come out in a long time. I'm a GTA fan but this was better than GTA4. Better gameplay and better story. Just a few minor things here and there needed to make this game a masterpiece. Can't wait for the sequel.


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My second good blues musician photograph in two years. Period original photographs of African-American musicians are hard to find, and I have been very lucky indeed.
A washtub bass, two guitars (one which appears to be decorated, or possibly having inlaid wood?) and a fiddle. This is a small snapshot taken at what appears to be the train station, although it could be a streetcar, but the Western Union sign leads me to believe it is the railroad, and of course there is a porter who appears as interested as the others. The performers appear successful with sharp shoes and good dress. This would be a darn smart jug band if they had a jug. I am going to guess the nurses were on the way home.


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Yesenia Alfaro is the CFCA project coordinator in Santa Ana, El Salvador. She has been walking with Bob in Peru, and she sent us this recent update.
Yesenia Alfaro
Walk2gether has covered 375 kilometers (about 233 miles) in Peru, South America. We have walked through many towns and cities observing the reality of this country and its people.
I have seen great contrast, tourist areas with huge hotels, oil exploration areas and poor families living in the middle of the desert sand lacking basic services.
Poverty and inequality are everywhere; they just have different shades in different places.
Every day our road is different. However, risks remain the same such as crossroads with heavy traffic, large vehicles and high-speed driving, sometimes up to 150 kilometers (approximately 93 miles) per hour.
Our group of five or six walkers is very vulnerable, but we can feel Godís protection and the prayers offered by all families who are part of CFCA walking in spirit with us.
Loneliness on the road, long distances, exposure, and the poverty and inequality we see only serve to motivate CFCA and its mission to transform this reality.
While walking in a desert, my attention was caught by some trees that were growing in the middle of the desert.
I asked myself, ìWhy plant a tree in this desert? How are the trees going to survive?î
Tree planted in a Peruvian desert
These trees were planted with the hope of seeing them grow. They were planted with a different method: planting four bottles with water, with very small holes in the bottom, so the tree could be wet enough until its roots grew a little.
The results are trees with green leaves and signs of developing life.
Many times, we think that families and communities we serve canít grow because it is too difficult for them to develop.
Now I see families like these trees. They lack many things and go through lots of difficulties. The terrain is hard to work, but it is not impossible for it to produce and give life.
All we need to do is find the right method, with the hope that these families will be able to bloom.
Bob always invites us not to close our eyes to those who are in need.
They are there, close to us, and their blooming will require lots of work, effort and sacrifice, but the satisfaction will be much bigger.


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Whoa! We didn't see this coming.
Shaun White is taking a break from snowboarding to tour with his band, Bad Things.
The 27-year-old made the shock announcement Tuesday, shortly after his disappointing fourth place finish in the men's halfpipe snowboarding final at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia.
The two time reigning Gold medalist has been snowboarding since age six, receiving his first sponsorship at seven—and has competed in a total of three Winter Olympics so far in his career.
White has struggled with a number of injuries lately which may account for his disappointing finish today—and his surprise announcement.
Even while training and competing in the past, the athlete has always been passionate about music though, explaining he takes his commitment to Bad Things, in which he plays guitar, very seriously.
"I drop everything for these guys. [Photo] shoots, practice, anything I need to do," he told Rolling Stone last year.
"Because it's a very serious thing for us. ... I stop snowboarding and I completely dive into skating. I forget everything about snowboarding...and I focus completely on skateboarding. And that's how its been for music."


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Court Docs Reveal Dell Sold Computers It Knew Would Fail
Seem Dell has a hell all of its own. Newly unsealed court documents show that Dell sold computers knowing they would go kaput. The documents reveal that Dell sold nearly 12 million Optiplex machines between 2003-2005 with leaky capacitors that caused problems in 97% of the cases in over three years. Leaky capacitors lead to device failure, and can even cause the computer to become ablaze with fire.
One email exchange unveiled involved customer service workers saying, "We need to avoid all language indicating the boards were bad or had 'issues' per our discussion this morning."
Other documents about the situation had Dell sales staff being told, "Don't bring this to customer's attention proactively" and "Emphasize uncertainty."
Internal memos circulating into 2008 had sales people worried that their clients could "justify their job" by telling their companies about the computer failures and recommending other brands.
"To counter such lingering bad impressions, Dell salespeople were told to emphasize that the company's direct model allowed it to identify and fix problems faster than competitors," NYT reports.
The Optiplex computers were mainly sold to businesses and government customers.
In Suit Over Faulty Computers, Window to Dell's Fall [NYT] (Thanks to everyone who sent this in!)
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How does a minority gain momentum? By getting people in the majority to fight for them. How many people are fighting for atheists? Nearly none. Why? Because people don't identify with us. Why not? Because they don't even know who we are. Who are the only people in the world guaranteed to at least grant you an audience, an initial hearing? Your family. Who is most likely to identify with you even if they don't fully agree with you? Your family. Who is most likely to fight for you even if they don't share your views? Your family. Who is going to tell other people--and be believed--that atheists can be good and moral people who deserve a voice in society? Your (theistic) family.When people realize that their views can hurt their family members, particularly their children, their behavior is more likely to change.You want to complain about theists? You want to benefit from the work of other atheists? In my mind, until you tell your family, you have not earned that right.
I always say what I mean. But sometimes I'm a sarcastic prick whose tone can't be properly communicated via text.
I just read all the replies, and damn was I right. What a bunch of spineless cowards.
Family is everything. As dysfunctional as my family is, they're still my family. Being so far away from them, I may not interact with them as much as I like or should, but they are my family and I would do many things for them that I may not do for others.
Family is decidedly not everything. There's friends and partners. It'd be preferrable to have a good relationship with my relatives (as with all other people), but if that's not possible without giving up a part of myself that I consider essential, I wouldn't bother. (Although, again, my actual reaction would be context-dependant - but I won't lie being asked a direct question)I've never understood what the phrase "they're still family" means.
SC, to be clear: Are you defining family as those with whom one shares a genetic relationship, or are you defining it as those with whom one shares a close social relationship?
Hmm, it doesn't really...sorry. It's an important question that I asked, though, because it gets to the heart of why family is important - and that in turn bears directly on the subject of this thread. All of the people you listed are genetically related to you (or indirectly, through someone else who is). But why does that make them important?
For example, my fiance's extended maternal family are (for the most part) a bunch of abusive alcoholics ...Her extended paternal family has had nothing to do with her immediate family at all, and hasn't since the death of her father. Based on what little contact there has been, they are simply not interested in her immediate family. Is it important to maintain a relationship with those extended family members based purely on their genetic relationship to my fiance and her immediate family? If so, then why?
You want the answer based on evolution?
Yes, those are tragic situations. Like in any relationship, you can't control the other person and for safety or sanity we might stay away from them.
When my alcoholic father was angry we would stay away. Thankfully, I don't think he was abusive. But he was still my father and I loved him. When he got help, our relationship was still positive and loving.
I'm not sure what you think I might be talking about. I'm not talking about enabling or masochism or any thing like that, and everyone has to be held accountable for their actions and choices. Again it goes to the character of the individual as to how they handle the situations.
One way to put it, though this was not the intention of my original post, is that I think it's better if you're not the one doing the estrangement (right word?).
I think I tend to agree with Adzgari on this. The level of loyalty to family can, and often does go to rediculous levels. I think that the loyalty & respect ought to be earned, not automatic or demanded. I think too that our tendency to be "loyal to family" to such rediculous levels can be explained in evolutionary terms.
With that said, admittedly, the lesbian gay community outing process did bring the topic more out into the open than before. I wonder how many relationships were dashed against the rocks, never to heal.
QuoteWith that said, admittedly, the lesbian gay community outing process did bring the topic more out into the open than before. I wonder how many relationships were dashed against the rocks, never to heal.Relationships between real people, or relationships between a real person and an imaginary person?
Maybe. But, when you piss them off, then later in life you get into trouble, they may not be there for you. With that said, admittedly, the lesbian gay community outing process did bring the topic more out into the open than before. I wonder how many relationships were dashed against the rocks, never to heal.
That wasn't my point, Jim. Some imaginary people are closely based on the images of real people. They are false images of those people. Hence, "imaginary".For example, the imaginary straight daughter, of a mother who only has - in reality - a lesbian daughter.
But again, why is it that the religious family member(s) get to hold that stick of condemnation and ostracism? Why is that not viewed with more distaste than a persons beliefs?
Because, unfortunately, the condemnation and ostracism are part and parcel of BOTH the mechanisms of society and the mechanisms of Abrahamic faiths (and other faiths as well). It is a tool that they wield to prevent lambs from straying too far, so to speak. And, in fact, I am sure that many loving parents use it as a reflexive first measure when their kid is suddenly doing something unexpected.
Big coming-outs and the resulting knee-jerk reactions do not necessarily bring bigger happiness in life, family love, or guarantee successful outcomes.
So being raised in a christian family, everyone, (except for one) is a strict, brethren christian. You are a non believer now. Do you risk your relationship with your family by telling them that you dont believe anymore?
Or just let it go? I would not tell my parents as they are very old, and in the last stage of their lives, but it would probably get back to them if the rest of the family knew.
My siblings are in their 50's so they are not going to be open to anything I say.
I just get so frustrated sometimes when things are said, and I cant say how I feel. :shrug
If correcting for the disconnect between real and imaginary partners in a relationship actually breaks the relationship, then it was too fake for consideration in the first place (imo).If correcting for the disconnect between real and imaginary partners in a relationship does not break the relationship, then isn't it worth it? Of what value is dishonesty? Does one want to be loved, or does one want his or her facade to be loved?
True, but they don't need to be big, emotional announcements either, they could be a simple, calm answer to a question.
The daughter that the parent sees is the daughter that she has raised, the personality that the daughter has presented to her.
Az, in your desire to break this down to the minutest details, you end up producing this flippant stuff. This is about emotion and family, not programming a thermostat. Using logic and philosophy will not turn out the best results, they only will explain the tragic or successful outcome, after all is said and done.
Just because illusions are shattered and feelings hurt, sometimes permanently so, it does not mean that the initial relationship was some hollow, shallow, worthless thing. Sometimes it is the unveiling itself which produces the hurt, sometimes it is the manner in which it is done.
And if you really, really want to go deep, then understand this: all you think you are is the set of personas that you present to people, and the persona that you present to yourself. When you unmask yourself, remove the facade -- with whatever intent you had -- you will forever change others' thoughts of you, sometimes not for the better, even when you think that you are doing it for good.
The alternative is to intentionally live a lie.
In that case then you are, with your silence, intentionally misleading them.
How is that not intentionally living a lie?
I don't concur. "Leading" and "misleading" are deliberate actions. Not coming out with disbeliefs is not leading.
In the same way that not actually being gay, but am in the eyes of someone else, is not living a lie.
QuoteI don't concur. "Leading" and "misleading" are deliberate actions. Not coming out with disbeliefs is not leading.Deciding not to let someone know the truth is misleading.
I don't concur. "Leading" and "misleading" are deliberate actions. Not coming out with disbeliefs is not leading.
In the same way that not actually being gay, but am in the eyes of someone else, is not living a lie.Yes it is, if through your choice of actions you have the option of letting that person know that you are not gay.


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On October 29, 2001, while the Taliban's rule over Afghanistan was under assault, the regime's ambassador in Islamabad gave a chaotic press conference in front of several dozen reporters sitting on the grass. On the Taliban diplomat's right sat his interpreter, Ahmad Rateb Popal, a man with an imposing presence. Like the ambassador, Popal wore a black turban, and he had a huge bushy beard. He had a black patch over his right eye socket, a prosthetic left arm and a deformed right hand, the result of injuries from an explosives mishap during an old operation against the Soviets in Kabul.
But Popal was more than just a former mujahedeen. In 1988, a year before the Soviets fled Afghanistan, Popal had been charged in the United States with conspiring to import more than a kilo of heroin. Court records show he was released from prison in 1997.
Flash forward to 2009, and Afghanistan is ruled by Popal's cousin President Hamid Karzai. Popal has cut his huge beard down to a neatly trimmed one and has become an immensely wealthy businessman, along with his brother Rashid Popal, who in a separate case pleaded guilty to a heroin charge in 1996 in Brooklyn. The Popal brothers control the huge Watan Group in Afghanistan, a consortium engaged in telecommunications, logistics and, most important, security. Watan Risk Management, the Popals' private military arm, is one of the few dozen private security companies in Afghanistan. One of Watan's enterprises, key to the war effort, is protecting convoys of Afghan trucks heading from Kabul to Kandahar, carrying American supplies.
Welcome to the wartime contracting bazaar in Afghanistan. It is a virtual carnival of improbable characters and shady connections, with former CIA officials and ex-military officers joining hands with former Taliban and mujahedeen to collect US government funds in the name of the war effort.
In this grotesque carnival, the US military's contractors are forced to pay suspected insurgents to protect American supply routes. It is an accepted fact of the military logistics operation in Afghanistan that the US government funds the very forces American troops are fighting. And it is a deadly irony, because these funds add up to a huge amount of money for the Taliban. "It's a big part of their income," one of the top Afghan government security officials told The Nation in an interview. In fact, US military officials in Kabul estimate that a minimum of 10 percent of the Pentagon's logistics contracts–hundreds of millions of dollars–consists of payments to insurgents.
Understanding how this situation came to pass requires untangling two threads. The first is the insider dealing that determines who wins and who loses in Afghan business, and the second is the troubling mechanism by which "private security" ensures that the US supply convoys traveling these ancient trade routes aren't ambushed by insurgents.
A good place to pick up the first thread is with a small firm awarded a US military logistics contract worth hundreds of millions of dollars: NCL Holdings. Like the Popals' Watan Risk, NCL is a licensed security company in Afghanistan.


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By Archives Staff
Title: Alton A. Lindsey papers, 1921-2000
Primary Creator: Lindsey, Alton A. (Alton Anthony) (1907-1999)
Extent: 0.4 Cubic feet. More info below.
Arrangement: Original order of the materials has been retained.
Date Acquired: 05/25/1995
Subjects: Biology--Study and teaching, Byrd, Richard Evelyn, 1888-1857--Journeys--Antarctica, Pine Hills Nature Preserve (Ind.), Purdue University--Faculty
Forms of Material: Articles, Black-and-white photographs, Color photographs, Maps
Languages: English
Biology--Study and teaching
Byrd, Richard Evelyn, 1888-1857--Journeys--Antarctica
Pine Hills Nature Preserve (Ind.)
Purdue University--Faculty
Repository: Purdue University Libraries, Archives and Special Collections
Alternate Extent Statement: 1 mss box
Access Restrictions: Collection is open for research.
Acquisition Source: Alton Lindsey
Acquisition Method: Donation
Preferred Citation: MSF 225, Alton A. Lindsey papers, Archives and Special Collections, Purdue University Libraries
Processing Information: Whenever possible, original order of the materials has been retained. All materials have been housed in polyester sleeves, acid-free folders, and acid-free boxes.
Finding Aid Revision History:
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Other URL: http://collections.lib.purdue.edu/fa/pdf/lindsey_a.pdf