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As a distant lover of Israel, I have been genuinely puzzled by its failure to produce a statesman equal to the challenges faced by the country over the past 20 years. In every area of modern life the country boasts a genius that on a per capita basis must be unrivaled. Yet on the world stage its politicians seem almost retarded.
The country has never had a public accounting for the utter disaster that was Oslo. Its politicians seem to keep the country's citizens in the dark about the nature of its national security strategy and the actions taken to pursue it. Indeed, it seems incapable of having such a conversation for lack of a strategy to begin with.
Symptomatic of the delusional political thinking that has brought Israel so much grief is the fact that there has as yet been no public accounting for the disaster of Oslo itself. Vital advocates of Oslo such as Shimon Peres are still respectable public figures playing significant roles and urging the same policy. It is as if Neville Chamberlain (if he had still been alive — he had the grace to die in 1940) were still advising Winston Churchill on the statesmanship of appeasement in 1942.
Today in the Jerusalem Post Sarah Honig extends this train of thought to Israel's peace activists such as Uri Avnery and, by contrast, finds Neville Chamberlain worthy of emulation: "In praise of Chamberlain."
Honig writes: "Imagine, if you will, Neville Chamberlain maintaining unwavering faith in Hitler's intentions even after the invasion of Poland and the bombing of London. Imagine him sticking to his guns and obstinately insisting that appeasement wasn't wrongheaded, there just wasn't enough of it.
"Imagine Chamberlain, no longer in power, blasting Churchill's pugnacity and crossing the battle lines for photo-ops with the Fuehrer. Imagine him rushing to Berlin after the downturn in Axis fortunes to parley with the man in charge because he was the democratically elected leader and symbol of the renascent German nation.
"Imagine Chamberlain again making it to Hitler's bunker on the eve of Nazi collapse in a last-ditch effort to save his beleaguered peace partner, proclaiming he'd personally volunteer to serve as his human shield. Preposterous? Not in our bailiwick. Our appeasers keep appeasing."
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At some point in the moments leading up to the kickoff of Sunday's game against the Indianapolis Colts, the Raiders will learn if they're already out of the playoff race based on the Titans-Chiefs game in Tennessee.
Or still in it.
Raiders coach Tom Cable knows the information will be available but has no plans to mention it, even if the Chiefs lose.
"I wouldn't bring it up one way or the other,'' Cable said Wednesday at his weekly press briefing. "The focus needs to be on Indy.''
Quarterback Jason Campbell won't be watching the scoreboard.
"I wouldn't want to know. It's not going to make us play any harder or any less. This is the game, this is what we get paid to do,'' Campbell said. "You should try to give it 100 percent regardless and just go out and play extremely hard.
"So, I don't think it should matter to us either way or not. We just got to go out and play as hard as we can play."
Shane Lechler recoiled when asked if he would avoid any news about the Chiefs.
"Hell no, I'm gonna' watch. I watch every game on Sunday,'' Lechler said before conceding it was a strange situation.
"That's one thing we can't control and we all know that,'' Lechler said. "We wish we could, but we can't. And I think it's important. Whether if they win or lose, no matter what, if we can turn this around and win these last two, we'll have swept the division, which I think is a big statement, big turning point for this organization heading into next season.''
Cornerback Stanford Routt was ambivalent about hearing the Chiefs score.
"If somebody walked up to me before the game and said, hey, Stan, Kansas City did this or did that, I wouldn't necessarily shun the information away, but I know it's not going to have any effect on how we play on Sunday,'' Routt said.
More news, notes and observations Wednesday:
— Right tackle Langston Walker (concussion), defensive tackle Richard Seymour (hamstring) and punter Shane Lechler (hamstring) did not practice. Those who were limited were cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha (ankle), wide receiver Johnnie Lee Higgins, wide receiver Nick Miller (ankle) and cornerback Chris Johnson (groin). Safety Mike Mitchell was listed as having sore ribs, but practiced without limitations.
Walker's situation will likely not be clear until Friday, with Mario Henderson starting if he can't play. Cable said he was concerned about Seymour's availability but noted, "It's still early.''
— Once upon a time (OK, it was Sept. 10, 2000), Raiders middle linebacker Greg Biekert deciphered the audible calls of Peyton Manning at halftime of a game Oakland trailed at halftime 24-7.
With Biekert taking to the chalkboard and tipping off the defense, the Raiders stuffed the Indianapolis offense, scored five consecutive touchdowns and left with a 38-31 win.
Biekert is now on staff as an assistant linebackers coach, ostensibly with some advice for rookie middle linebacker Rolando McClain.
"Sure, it can be helpful, sharing that wisdom with Rolando and the rest of the players,'' Cable said. "Ultimately, it will have to be us figuring it out and solving it as we go.''
— Campbell was in agreement with Cable's assessment Monday that it would be a mistake to go so run heavy because of the presence of Peyton Manning that the Raiders miss chances for big plays in the passing game.
"We have to run our offense. I think we're a pretty good offense,'' Campbell said. "We can't get away from what we do really well to get us out of synch. We understand we're facing a great quarterback, a guy that's been in the league for a long time and has been a great quarterback for many years.
"But we can't get so much into that where we keep ourselves from doing what we do best. It's a situation where we've just got to, it's going to come down to just playing football and protecting the ball.''
— Practice squad punter Danny Baugher is preparing himself as if he's Kyle Boller.
"I kind of picture myself as the backup quarterback preparing to play, as If I'm going into the game,'' Baugher said. "But things are still to be determined at this point.''
Baugher played for the Las Vegas Locomotives, which won the UFL championship under Jim Fassel, the father of Raiders special teams coordinator John Fassel.
— Cable spent three games in a Colts uniform as an offensive lineman in 1987 when the NFL used replacement players during the strike.
Cable was already starting his coaching career at Idaho but gave it one more shot.
"Most every one of us had been cut prior to that, so that kind of ended your hopes of being a professional football player,'' Cable said. "The strike gave you one more opportunity.''
— The NFL can go until next Tuesday before declaring a Sunday night game for Week 17. Chicago-Green Bay and Oakland-Kansas City could both be games that could be moved to the evening slot which is left vacant on the original schedule.


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In honor of Women's History Month, I have chosen to write about Ruth Harvey Douglass. She wrote a wonderful memoir of her family and without it our family would not have the privilege of knowing as much as we do about our ancestors. Ruth left us all a great legacy in the form of her story and beautiful poetry. I hope everyone enjoys reading about her memories of family and Wyoming!
|Harvey family picnic on Horse Creek near Albin, Wyoming -taken before 1915
Poetess In The Family, part 2:
My mother's people always gave us advice as to where things should be, as to directions. I remember they said the barn must be northwest of the house for fear of sparks from the house chimney would blow over and set it afire. Our caves and chickens must be where they were less likely to be covered with drifts in times of blizzards or blowing snow. The wood pile and any posts we may have extra must be stacked on end or stacked real high.
We had a big wood pile and it lasted a long time. I remember in fixing the cave in the fall our father had it all done except the door and it began to snow. He got a little panicky and said he guessed he 'Got caught with his pants down'. It was only a short storm and soon melted away. In summer when we saw the rain over by the buttes, we all ran to fill the baskets and boxes with dry wood so we could keep the fires going. We even enjoyed using the axe now and then.
As I remember, ants by the hundreds found their way into the house from the wood pile and once they got into mother's fresh gingerbread and she had to throw the whole thing away. We were never hungry for dessert for she always had a gallon crock of cookies or the big stone churn full of doughnuts. If she tried to hide them our brother, Ed, would smell them out anywhere they were and his eyes were always bright with pleasure when he found them. I remember his daughter Kathryn's son, Roger, has those same bright eyes that express love and mischief.
I know of a beautiful hillside, sunny, green and still,
A canyon, deep, that lies below it…above it rises a hill.
A hill that is dark with cedars and bright with summer's glow
And where a path is leading…to the cool spring below.
Along the edge of the canyon the cedars their shadows throw
The leaning tree branches quiver…above its deep repose.
And there where the sandstone whitens, the prairie winds blow free
The early days of my childhood remain these memories for me.
The splendors of the hills and valleys among the cedars dark and tall
The mourning doves nest on the hillside, the purple haze over it all.
I remember them all in my dreaming as I roam these hills so free,
The sego lilies were blooming with silken petals for me.
I feel the canyons breathing with each breeze that falls
And the mystery all around me and peace is over all.
So when comes the autumn and snow their glory crowns
In memory I seek that hillside, far from the noisy towns.
And where the spring is flowing, from every care beguiled,
I gaze at the endless distance with the eyes of a little child.
Blessed are the memories that none can take away,
Memories sweet and tender of childhood's happy day.
And of these memories that in later years we read,
They lie along our pathway, in the flowers and the seed.
So I love these hills and canyons, the cedars on the hill,
These memories I shall take with me...wherever that I will.
When Ed was twenty-one he filed o 160 acres about a mile an a half south of us. He only lived there long enough to prove up on it. That was in 1912. When he did batch there, his friends called him 'Scuts' Harvey due to the good biscuits he always made, but home seemed best and he always came back.
We children attended a log school about a mile and a half away. Our teacher's name was Maud Sinon and her home was over on Horse Creek. There were several other children too, Paul and Ralph Smith, Sylvia and Otto Anderson, and later a family by the name of Shake moved into the neighborhood. They had three children, Russell, Elmer and Sarah. Russell was so smart in arithmetic he got better grades than any of the others. There was a family by the name of Miller who lived in the canyons but they didn't go to our school. We liked to go visit them as they had several children and Mrs. Miller would always make us some things she called 'Doughgodies' which were either bread dough or biscuit dough fried in deep fat. Both were rolled into thin cakes before frying. The Anderson family was large…Albin, Charlie, Elliott, Arvid, Sylvia and Otto. Alvin was an invalid and was the postmaster of Albin, Wyoming for many years. Andersons had lots of horses and cattle and nearly every Sunday they had a rodeo and we all went to see the boys ride.
John McMann married a widow who had several children..Fred, Fern, Blanche and Neta. Other families were Cunningham, Rabou, Chindler, Welch, Edwards, Irvine, George and Joe McCann, Hermina Green, Adcock, Draper and Lige Rundell. Some new ones came by the name of Conley. Mrs. Conley was Mrs. Smith's sister. The Gallio Post office was named after Mr. Conley.
As the years passed, Elmer had a well drilled on his place and built a grout house. Our father built us a four room house and made a cistern that had water piped from Elmer's windmill so we then had water close at hand. A log barn was built too, which had a straw roof. A coal house and new chicken house and two granaries were built. We raised large gardens to can and fill the new pantry that mother had. Father sent to the John A. Salzer Seed Company in La Crosse, Wisconsin for our seed and some new oat seed to plant called 'Salzer's White National'. The yield that year of this new seed brought people all over to buy their seed, but father wanted all he had raised for seed for himself so he told them all where they could order it. We raised flint corn as father didn't think eastern corn would ripen. We children wanted to raise some popcorn but he didn't think it would do anything either.
I well remember the year mother went back to Iowa to be with our married sister, Myrtle, who was ill. That summer my father and I raised 400 chickens and he was so proud of me as I learned to make pies and bread nearly as good as mother's. I think I was about 12 or 13 years old. He would buy canned pumpkin at Albin and I would make pies of it.
I think they were mostly custard as I made too many pies for that amount of pumpkin. Both of us girls could kill and dress a chicken by the time we were 12.
Once my parents went to Pine Bluffs and were caught in a bad rain and hail storm on the way home. It was getting dark and they were wet and cold. I had supper ready of fried chicken and hot biscuits when they came in and my mother said she had never eaten such a good meal. Of course, that made me very proud, too! Fried chicken does not taste so good today after being fried in these synthetic fats. Nothing will ever smell as flavorful as hot lard.
When my mother made hominy from the corn we raised, she didn't use lye but used Arm & Hammer baking soda, three tablespoons of soda to a gallon of shelled corn. This was washed many times to loosen the hulls and remove the soda. When it was finished it was nice and white.
No one has ever been able to duplicate her sugar cookies. We either had too much flour or not enough flour. Would you like to try them? Take two cups of white sugar and one cup of butter and cream well. Now add two eggs, one cup of milk, two teaspoons of KC baking powder and one teaspoon of nutmeg. Add flour to make soft dough. Roll out a portion, sprinkle with sugar and press into dough lightly with the rolling pin. Cut and bake. I hope you are able to get the right amount of flour as I have never been able to.
My mother's baked beans did not taste like these do today. She took one quart of great northern or navy beans and soaked them over night. These were put into a large granite pan with a lid. Slices of salt pork were added with salt, pepper and molasses. They were placed into the oven and cooked all day at a moderate temperature. Sometimes she added a little dry mustard but never tomatoes in any form.
When as a child I followed my father
Behind the horses and a walking plow
Turning the good earth into long furrows.
The myriads of blackbirds eating each worm turned,
The smell of freshly cut hay in the fields
And the cry of a curlew high overhead.
The dozens of meadowlarks sitting on the barbed wire fence
Singing in the morning when the sun was red in the east.
Fresh Beef, covered, hanging at the top of the windmill
Curing in the pure mountain air.
Rest periods in the afternoons lying on
The floor listening to our elders talk.
My mother's plans for the evening meal
Frying chicken and hot biscuits from the oven.
Our old cat with kittens hidden in the hollow log of the barn
Which she later carried to the house.
Ripe golden grain being harvested,
The whir of machinery threshing
And the smell of grains being hauled away
Twenty miles t o the nearest town.
Butchering day when father expected
All of us to help prepare those five
Big hogs for the winter.
All these, and more, are my memories
Of the sweetness of summer.
Our first plow was a walking plow and father drove the team of horses and one of the boys held the plow in the soil. We had a mowing machine too. When father bought our binder and cultivator in Pine Bluffs they said we must be rich for he paid cash for them. Also, a story got around that mother had cut class and real silverware that she used every day, which wasn't true for it was only pressed glass and 1847 Rogers Brothers silver. We used what we called black-handled knives and forks for every day which we kept bright by polishing with brick dust. We had a white tablecloth but used either red or blue checked ones for everyday and mostly ate on the oil cloth which covered the boards on that home made table at all times. It was always exciting times when threshing time came with all the good things to eat and extra men there to help in return for our men helping them. Once mother had chicken and noodles which the men called shoestring dumplings! Mother did not cut her noodles like we do today. She rolled them out and dried them and then rolled it up again into a long roll and cut it in thin strips, and when unrolled they were long and narrow and just as hard to eat as spaghetti.
I think Mr. Cunningham had one of the first threshers. The first machine was run by horses which went round and round in a circle. Later he bought a steam engine. There were always about six men with hay racks who brought in the sheaves of grain from the fields and two men stood in the front of the separator to cut the binder twine on the sheaves as they were run through the machine.
Our only hay for a long time was the wild needle grass on the prairies but this was not so good for the stock, due to the needles, so my father started raising more oats for the horses and cows and then raised some millet for the chickens. Barley along with the corn was raised for the hogs. Mary and I loved to help father pick corn and worked along side with the men. A Doctor in later asked me if I had worked in the fields and I said yes, not because we had to but because we wanted to. I think we girls did everything in those years that was to be done. We could ride horses, chop wood, make soap, and milk cows. We picked the chokecherries for mother to make jelly of and she didn't have much luck with it. She did make tomato preserves though, out of canned tomatoes. A number 2-1/2 can of tomatoes, three cups of sugar and stick cinnamon cooking would bring the wild bees from the canyons, but we never did find their tree.
Our little dog, Coaly, (because he was so black) was so cute. If he decided to visit our grandparents he would go by himself, which was about two and a half miles and we could see him going up a path through the hills. We only had to say, "Let's go to the canyons, Coaly", and he would taker off with his tail in the air. We wouldn't see him again until we were at the spring as he had his own special way of going. When we got back home, there he was but his tail was not carried high over his back…it was dragging. Coaly was really Ed's dog.
The fall of 1905 we saw the first and only trail herd go through to Pine Bluffs from the ranches on Horse Creek. They camped at night on section five, which joined ours. We could hear them at night and one of the drovers told my father that was the half-way place. They must have watered at the spring as they couldn't get any water at our place. There was a way to get a wagon through the canyons to the spring, so they must have come up that way.
Nora Cunningham used to drive a two-wheeled sulky around the country and she often stopped to talk to Mary. I remember once there was a cowboy who was talking to them and I asked who he was and she said "That's Henry Greiser". He later won the championship in Cheyenne at the Frontier Days Rodeo. To me, he looked handsome in his chaps and kerchief. In later years I met him again and we became good friends. He was then a foreman on a ranch north of Cheyenne.
I remember too, when Bill Carlisle robbed the train near Cheyenne.
Mary and I never did get to go to Cheyenne to see the Frontier Days Show until later on in life, but Neta and Fern Raymond always went every year. Fern didn't ride but Neta was always on a horse about every day. Mary and I both rode horses but we didn't have time to spend away from the work at home as they did. I remember that Mary would rather clean than cook.
Mary and I didn't go to High School. A Dr. Marshall in Pine Bluffs offered to take us into their home as they had no children and our father could pay for our keep with meat and vegetables but mother wouldn't let us go. We went to barn dances all over the country, driving a team of horses to the wagon. Ed and Earl always went with us. Many times we were caught in snow storms and the snow got quite deep.
|Sisters: Ruth, Mary and Myrtle Harvey, taken before 1915
To be continued.......Poetess in the Family, Ruth Harvey Douglass- part four: here
Poetess in the Family, Ruth Harvey Douglass- part one: here
Poetess in the Family, Ruth Harvey Douglass- part three: here
Poetess in the Family, Ruth Harvey Douglass- part one: here
Poetess in the Family, Ruth Harvey Douglass- part three: here
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NEW YORK CITY, N.Y. – On day two of the New York University Violet Classic, volleyball (6-7) played a pair of extremely tough matches first taking on the host Violets of NYU and the Bulldogs of DeSales University (Pa.) Saturday afternoon at the Coles Sports Center.
The Beacons having never faced DeSales University earned a 3-1 victory in the tournament finale for both squads. However in the first match, the Beacons played a back-and-forth battle with an NYU squad that advanced to the NCAA "Final Eight" in 2009. The meeting between the two regional contendors was also a first and proved to be the toughest match of the weekend for UMB.
In the opener, NYU was caught off guard by an eager Beacons squad looking to upset the home team on their own floor. The Beacons cruised to a 25-13 win to build some early momentum. Unfortunately the Violets returned the favor in the second with a decisive 25-15 win over UMB. In the crucial third game, UMB battled back from some early deficits, but were unable to make a push in the end with NYU earning a slim 25-22 decision. The final game was even closer as the Beacons made a huge push in the deciding fourth game, but again it was the Violets earning the decision this time by the final of 25-23.
To close out the afternoon, the Beacons took out some of their frustrations for their tough loss to NYU out on the Bulldogs of DeSales. UMB wasted little time jumping out in front of the Bulldogs and eventually earned a 25-19 victory in the first game. Game two however was a different story as the Beacons struggled to build any momentum which would result in DeSales taking a 25-18 win. The last two games were both back-and-forth exchanges with UMB taking a 25-23 win in the third and a 25-22 win in the fourth and the match.
MATCH ONE – UMass Boston 1, NYU 3
Against NYU it was Julia Murphy (Canton, Mass.) who led the Beacons offense with her nine kills and impressive .438 hitting percentage. Emma Rocha (Boynton Beach, Fla.) put-up 23 assists in the non-conference loss, while Elizabeth Glavan (Edina, Minn.) and Patsy Boland (Chicago, Ill.) finished with a combined 23 digs respectively. Boland was eventually named to the All-Tournament team after a strong weekend for the freshman. At the net the Beacons blocking which was touch and go all weekend, combined for 16 block assists against the Violets. Murphy led UMB at the net with five block assists, while Molly Witzmann (Encinitas, Calif.) and Bri Sousa (Swansea, Mass.) each finishing with three block assists.
MATCH TWO – UMass Boston 3, DeSales University (Pa.) 1
In the day's second match it was the duo of Boland and Pepper Baker (Tallahassee, Fla.) who led the way for the Beacons. The two freshmen combined for 24 kills, with Baker scoring a career-best 11. Rocha had another strong showing at setter tallying 26 assists. Defensively it was all Glavan for the Beacons as the freshman libero came-up with 24 digs. Sousa was dominant at the net scoring seven block assists, while also picking up six kills in the non-conference win.
The Beacons return to action on Thursday when they travel to Rhode Island College for a 6 p.m. Little East Conference match.


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The National Cub Scouting Character Connections Program was introduced in 2002. The key elements of the program were 12 core values, Citizenship, Compassion, Cooperation, Courage, Faith, Health and Fitness, Honesty, Perseverance, Positive Attitude, Resourcefulness, Respect, and Responsibility. With the 2015 changes to the Cub Scout program, volunteer Dr. Nisha Zoeller put together a new nonofficial Cub Scout Connections for small dens.
|The purpose of this guide is to show the connections and common themes among Cub Scout Adventures across ranks to encourage the continuation of pack-level and multi-age programming as well as assist in the planning of events such as camping/outdoor programs and belt loop events. The adventures themselves are meant to be inter-disciplinary, touching upon a variety of themes and experiences within a single adventure.
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Fox Tells Newtown Families To Shut Up About Stronger Gun Laws
Families Dismissed As Political Props
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Fox News figures are dismissing the voices of the families who suffered in a mass shooting in Newtown, CT by claiming they're being used and exploited by Democrats, discounting the efforts they have made to encourage Congress to pass stronger gun laws.
On April 11, the Senate overcame a Republican-led filibuster that tried to block the beginning of debate on stronger gun laws with a 68-31 vote. The impetus for the new gun proposals was driven by the December mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut that left 26 victims dead, most of them young children. President Obama had been urging Congress to act to strengthen guns laws in response to the shooting for some time.
According to several Fox News figures, Obama has been using the families of the Newtown shooting victims as props for a political agenda.
On April 11, Fox News host Sean Hannity called the effort to strengthen gun laws "naked exploitation of dead children and grieving families," while his guest Ann Coulter said that Democrats are "play[ing] with these victims." The previous night, Hannity stated that the president "is once again using families of tragedy as props for his agenda." Fox & Friends co-host Brian Kilmeade said on his April 11 radio show that Obama is "using the Newtown families to push for background checks." Fox News White House reporter Ed Henry similarly said on April 9 that "for the second straight day, the White House used the victims of the Newtown tragedy to make their case." On his April 9 radio show, Fox News host Mike Huckabee suggested that taking some of the relatives of the Newtown shooting victims to Washington, DC on Air Force One to make their case for stronger gun laws was "an exploitation of those parents."
Such an attitude does a disservice to the many Newtown families that want tougher gun laws in the wake of their tragedies. Several of the families appeared on CBS' 60 Minutes on April 7 to discuss what kind of gun violence prevention measures they would like to see signed into law, saying that universal background checks and a ban on high-capacity magazines were important. After the vote that broke the GOP's threatened filibuster, more than 30 families of Newtown victims released a statement criticizing those who tried block an up-or-down vote on new gun legislation, saying that "[t]he senators who have vowed to filibuster this bill should be ashamed of their attempt to silence efforts to prevent the next American tragedy."
The Newtown families have been so dedicated to getting new gun violence prevention measures passed that they have been lobbying lawmakers on Capitol Hill and in Hartford, Connecticut. From Politico's report headlined "Newtown families: Victims turn lobbyists":
What started as a support group is now a lobbying force unlike any other to descend on Capitol Hill. The family members typically begin their pitch to senators softly, telling the story of the child that they lost. They gently say they could not have imagined themselves in this position, but they're doing it to honor the memory of their children. They say they're supporters of the Second Amendment, and just want to have a conversation.
But there's nothing subtle about the way some of them conclude their visits: by leaving behind a color card with a photo of their slain relative.
The families coordinate their visits to the Hill through meetings in their kitchens, on conference calls and over email. The trips are paid for through donations to Sandy Hook Promise.
Many of the victims' families made pilgrimages to Harford that helped win passage of a tough new Connecticut gun law that Gov. Dannel Malloy (D) signed last week. That became a dry run for the Washington push. In a technique they might replicate in Washington, the parents lined up along the entrance of the Connecticut chamber, so the last thing politicians saw before voting was the anguish in their faces.
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O'Reilly: "Many, many, many" hurricane victims who failed to evacuate New Orleans are "drug-addicted ... thugs"
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On the September 13 broadcast of The Radio Factor, Fox News host Bill O'Reilly claimed that "many of the poor in New Orleans" did not evacuate the city before Hurricane Katrina because "[t]hey were drug-addicted" and "weren't going to get turned off from their source." O'Reilly added, "They were thugs."
From the September 13 broadcast of Westwood One's The Radio Factor with Bill O'Reilly:
O'REILLY: Now, what's the real story? The real story is this: Ten percent of Americans, and 10 percent of any society, simply are so chaotic for whatever reason that they're never, ever going to be able to fend for themselves and make a living. They are either substance abusers, they're mentally ill, they're screwed up emotionally beyond -- they can't carry on a conversation, they're catatonic, schizophrenic, whatever it may be. No matter how much money you pour in, they're always going to be in that condition. It's not massive neglect, it's not; it's human nature.
Now, our government has a duty to provide a safety net so these people aren't living under bridges. But some of them are anyway, because all the entitlement money they get they spend on heroin or crack or alcohol. So they can't pay their rent because the money that they're given they spend on drugs and alcohol. So what do you do? Give them more money? They're not going to pay their rent, they're going to spend it on drugs and alcohol. And therefore, they're going to be out on the street with their hand out.
Many, many, many of the poor in New Orleans are in that condition. They weren't going to leave no matter what you did. They were drug-addicted. They weren't going to get turned off from their source. They were thugs, whatever.
Now the tragedy is that a lot of times these people have children, and society has to take care of their children. Now, to me, I'm much more punitive than -- I would take the children away from these people. If you tested positive for heroin or crack, I'd take your child away, out of the house. All right, I'd rather have the kid in the system than under your control. It's a tough call, but that's what I would do. But it isn't society's neglect, it's the absence of personal responsibility, which the government can not force you to be responsible, not in a free society.
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Latino New Yorkers Back Marriage Equality Bill
Congresswoman Nydia Velázquez joined New York City Councilmember Rosie Mendez and other Latino elected officials, activists and clergy on the steps of New York City Hall on Wednesday, June 8, to urge state lawmakers to pass a marriage equality bill.
"This is important because this is a civil rights issue," said Velázquez. "This is a human rights issue."
Velázquez and others who spoke in lower Manhattan stressed not all Latinos oppose marriage equality. State Sen. Ruben Diaz, Sr., [D-Bronx] and the National Organization for Marriage organized an anti-marriage equality rally in the Bronx last month. The outspoken legislator has also called for a boycott of New York's largest Spanish-language newspaper, "El Diario La Prensa" because it editorialized in support of marriage equality.
"There have been a few Latinos who have been given voice to this issue and will lead you to believe that New Yorkers do not support gay marriage or same-sex marriage," said Mendez, speaking in Spanish.
A Quinnipiac University poll last week showed 58 percent of New Yorkers support marriage equality. Governor Andrew Cuomo has repeatedly said nuptials for same-sex couples remains one of his top legislative priorities, but he maintains he will not introduce a marriage equality bill until he is assured it has enough votes to pass.
City Council Speaker Christine Quinn joined City Councilmember Daniel Dromm [D-Jackson Heights] and others at a Queens press conference earlier this afternoon to urge undecided state lawmakers to support marriage equality. The current legislative session is scheduled to end on June 20.
"I pray that everyone votes in favor [of a marriage equality bill,]" Pastor Fabian Arias of the Zion Lutheran Church in Spanish Harlem told EDGE. "I hope and pray they say yes to this law."


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Monday, January 25, 2010
Cream of Barley Soup (With Mushrooms)
The recipe suggested garnishing the soup with cooked barley and thin slices of sautéed leek and shitake mushroom. I did stir some additional cooked barley into the puréed soup. However, instead of using a leek/shitake mushroom garnish, I sautéed about a pound of chopped baby portobello mushrooms in one tablespoon of melted butter. I really liked the texture of the barley and mushroom chunks in the otherwise smooth soup.
Since my mom's family is Hungarian, I couldn't let a dish featuring both sour cream and mushrooms go without a little paprika.
8 comments:
- The Paris Food Blague said...
ah, i am dying for mushrooms now. i was in hungary in december, which launced a huge paprika obsession on my part.
a bientot!
the paris food blague
- January 25, 2010 at 5:38 PM
- Vegan Epicurean said...
That soup sounds great! I just got the same book. I definitely need to take a look at this. Nothing like any barley mushroom soup I have made, which I love. Thanks for sharing.
- January 26, 2010 at 7:27 AM
- Dana said...
I have that book and don't use it nearly enough. What a great idea to puree some of the barley. I'm sure the texture was awesome. I'll have to make this since we are a mushroom loving household!
- January 26, 2010 at 9:30 AM
Your soup looks so creamy and delicious, very comforting!
- January 26, 2010 at 7:30 PM
- Linda said...
It looks great!... Thanks.. I've been wanting to make a barley soup...in fact I bought barley this past weekeend.... and I couldn't decide what to make... now I know!
- January 27, 2010 at 11:02 AM
- Health and Happiness said...
Oh yum! What is that on top? Paprika? Chili? I might try to make a vegan version of this!
- January 29, 2010 at 7:51 AM
- Foodycat said...
The paprika is such a good garnish for a light coloured soup! This sounds really hearty and delicious.
- January 30, 2010 at 8:12 AM
- www.dhaleb.com said...
I'm in a huge soup mood these days. It's cold outside, I've been torturing myself at the gym at 6am and I need more sleep. Just looking at this soup is already making me feel all warm and cozy.
Looks yummy!
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American para table tennis player Tahl Leibovitz competes at the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games.
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We are an all natural, Italian handcrafted gelato franchise that also serves specialty coffee. All our creamy gelato treats are: gluten free and have no artificial colors , flavors , preservatives or additives. Our fruit sorbettos are also vegan. Any of our delicious products can be dipped in varieties of chocolate and nuts and other topping choices. Stickhouse is proud to serve specialty coffee by "Merci Clement". The coffee is sourced ethically from regions of Africa , South America and Asia.
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It takes a twisted mind to bake a soft, chewy pretzel with ingredients like sun-dried tomato and pesto or ham and cheese. But then again, Wetzel's is a company filled with unconventional thinkers. Which is why people all over the world go through their day craving crazy concoctions like Jalapeño Cheese Dogs, Frozen Wild Cherry Lemonade and Sinful Cinnamon Pretzels.


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GMHC Releases Policy Analysis on HIV Testing
New York, NY -- Today, Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC) released a comprehensive policy analysis on HIV testing and legislative efforts to expand access to testing. The report, entitled HIV Testing and Written, Informed Consent: An Analysis of Current Debates, is released as legislative proposals to expand HIV testing are being debated at the local, state and federal level. GMHC's report argues forcefully for maintaining the current laws which protect patients and health care providers. The report also refutes arguments that written, informed consent creates a barrier to HIV testing.
"New York State public health laws contain some of the strongest provisions for patient and provider protection, requiring written, informed consent as a condition for HIV testing," said Marjorie J. Hill, PhD, Chief Executive Officer of GMHC. "We know these protections work and are not an obstacle for testing more individuals. The real barriers include the failure of health care providers to offer the test, lack of access to rapid testing, and stigma associated with HIV and testing. Written, informed consent ensures that patients understand the full nature of HIV testing and transmission, and learn how to protect themselves and their partners."
Large public institutions, including the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation and the New York City Department of Corrections, have successfully implemented expansion of HIV testing while maintaining written, informed consent. These same institutions have seen exponential increases in the number of individuals tested. The number testing in the city's public hospital system jumped 116% from 2005 to 2007, while the number testing in city jails grew fourfold from 2003 to 2006.
The need for expanded offering of HIV testing is clear. One in four people living with HIV is unaware of his or her infection. Studies indicate that 50-70% of new infections are caused by people who are unaware of their HIV status and who have been infected themselves for less than two years.
"We have long believed that testing individuals for HIV acts as both treatment and prevention," added Dr. Hill. "Early detection of HIV serves to move people into proper care sooner and set them on a path to manage their HIV infection. Testing also provides an important opportunity for prevention education."
Two bills regarding HIV testing are currently pending in the New York State Legislature. GMHC supports efforts to routinize HIV testing and allow the universal offering of an HIV test in all diagnostic settings. GMHC is clear in its opposition to legislation that would dismantle written informed consent laws and patient/provider protections.
Click here to download a PDF of the analysis.
To read the complete analysis, click here.


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The Inspiring Words of Martin Luther King Jr.
Martin Luther King Jr., was a father, a husband, a reverend, a civil rights leader, and a resilient man with a clear vision to end segregation in America during the 1950s.
On Monday, January 20, we honor a revolutionary man who courageously worked to achieve his dream of creating equality between all men and women. Honor and remember Martin Luther King Jr., by reading more inspiring quotes that will motivate generations to love one another without regarding race or skin color.


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Compare Bodyshops and Car Bodywork Repair Prices in Bristol today.
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Craig was really helpful and went far and beyond the call of duty. The clutch went on mi 2006 mini on the Thursday night and he had quoted on Thursday night and collected the car on Friday morning and returned by Saturday Morning. Really impressed with the service and speed of the work. Price was £200 cheaper than my usual garage!
Excellent service. Price quoted was the price I paid. No hidden extras once the car was finished. I would recommend this garage.
Thus price was for mot aircon regas and service a tyre front bearings and bulbs and wiper blades I got a fast and spwwst service kept me up to date with calling me will definitely use this company in the future all staff I spoke to were polite
Very good service provided, more expensive due to brake pads, brake rotors and a rear exhaust box that had to be replaced, all of which I was aware would need replacing during the service.
24/7 Auto Repairs were the quickest to quote the job and the cheapest. To my surprise, they were able to book my daughter's car in for a clutch replacement early the next week and told me it would be ready the same day. I delivered the car to them the previous day so they had the car ready for the morning. By lunchtime on the booked day they had rang me to tell me all was done and the car was ready for collection. When I arrived to pick the car up, I was presented with the bill, exactly the price stated, no extras. Very pleased, great work, fast service, great value. I would defintely recommend them.
Rung me a few times to let me know what needs doing. Great help
Very professional and polite service
Very professional and friendly service; good prices; I got a text when the vehicle was ready - very handy. Thorough service and no nasty surprises. Appointment booked quickly, would recommend!
Excellent service and work completed. Kept me up to date on work being done and car was ready as agreed. Would recommend and definitely use again. Many thanks.
easy service
The garage was excellent when it came to communication. I did not end up getting this job done as the car was scrapped.
Great friendly garage. We weren't sure what the actual problem was, but wanted it checking. They offered a courtesy car for the afternoon, which was great as we would have been stuck. They couldn't find a problem with the car, but topped the oil up which seemed to help.
A good job done without any problems. The receptionist is very bubbly and great for the company. I would use them again.
Very courteous very efficient only one thing that stopped me giving it 5* was there was one advisory which if I had been contacted before collection they could've done, I now have to book my car back in to get it done.
Good garage, straight and down to earth guys. Good level of customer service - my only comment would be that they left calling to advise the status of the car until the last minute (presumably too busy fixing it and getting on with the work). Otherwise very happy and will come back again.
The guys at Ct couldn't sort out as my car is a classic so needed special adapters and gas, but they helped us find someone else who could. Great effort!
Great service. Did what they say they would within the time they suggested. Would recommend.
Very quick response and swiftly fixed the problem.
Very quick response. Got the car in as soon as possible. Clear with pricing etc. and very helpful over the phone. Took the car in and job was done quicker than expected. Very efficient and no messing about. I will be using them again in the future. Thank you
The work was reasonably priced and Dave only did the work that was necessary after fully discussing with me first. I will be recommending this garage to friends.
I am very happy i found bta garage. They do a properly job on my car. I recommend to everyone bta garage.
Friendly garage. Work was carried out quickly and seems to be of a high standard. Recommended. Thanks
Dealt with Raph who was very accommodating, driving in on his day off and garage closed to take my car and given hire car. That was a Sunday, dents done by Wednesday. I could only get there late about 7.30pm once again he stopped by garage late to do the swap over. Impressed with the quality so far and the price it ended at. Would definitely use them again and would definitely recommend them.
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I am very happy i found bta garage. They do a properly job on my car. I recommend to everyone bta garage.
Hopefully our FAQ section has answered some of the questions you may have about bodywork repair. However, if you would like more information, we have the produced the following guide to help you understand the subject in greater detail.
Body work repair covers a wide range of job types which means the cost will vary greatly as well as the length of time it will take to carry out.
Panel beating is a job carried out by specialist bodywork technicians who are able to utilise specific tools and techniques to reshape the metal on the body of a car.
If you are involved in an accident, it will often be the body that takes the brunt of the damage as panels on a car are designed to absorb impact and reduce the force of a crash by cushioning the blow.
Even though a car may have suffered a huge impact, it doesn't always mean that the panels need to be replaced.
Panel bashing involves using a huge variety of tools to manipulate the metal and get it back to it's original shape.
Depending on the extent of the damage, the amount of time and money spent will vary, however the cost is likely to be less than replacing an entire panel.
Getting a respray is a quick and easy job which most specialist body shops will be able to carry out.
Depending on the facilities at the body shop you choose, the time the job will take will vary.
Some specialists will have state of the art spraying booths and work with classic and high end cars, these facilities will be able to deliver the highest quality of respray work as the paint and delivery system will be the best available.
However, the job is likely to be more expensive than a conventional body shop.
The time taken and cost of the service will depend on the type of paint and the size of the area requiring respray.
Wrapping a car can help protect the paintwork from weather, chipping and rusting as well as UV rays which can fade the paint on your car.
Furthermore, if you happen to scratch or scuff your car, the wrapping will take the brunt of the damage and so protect the underlying paint.
You can have your car wrapped to display specific graphics if you are interested in changing the aesthetic of your car.
If you want a stripe on your car or other shapes, you can make the request from a specialist who will provide you with a quote.
Before a vinyl wrap is applied; all of the lights, door handles, trims and badges will be removed from the body of the car.
Special car wrapping surface cleaner will then be applied to your car before the wrap is applied.
The car wrap will can then be applied to the properly.
Once more, the time taken to complete the work depending on the size and shape of the piece.
Welding is an important part of bodywork car repair as it is essential for fixing different pieces of metal together.
Welding is a highly skilled job and should not be attempted unless you are a trained professional.
There are a huge amount of uses for welding on a vehicle as new parts can be created and existing ones can be repaired.
Many different parts of a car can be repaired with the help of a welding expert so do not think your car is written off if something falls out of the engine!
If you have been in an accident, we hope you're ok!
When it comes to having your car fixed after an accident it can be a toss up as to how much it will cost and how long the car will take to be repaired as the extent of the damage will be completely different from one to the next.
It's can be impossible to understand the extent of the damage to your vehicle after an accident so it's vital that you get more than one quote, as the cost could vary by hundreds of pounds from one garage to the next.
Rust removal can be a job completed without the need of a mechanic, however it depends on the extent of the damage and the area which is affected.
Rust forms when an anode, cathode and electrolyte combine.
The metal in your car acts as the cathode and anode which reacts with water (the electrolyte).
Even if your car is under cover, rust will form as a result of these elements coming together if the climate is humid enough.
You can buy specific products online which can help remove rust which are effective at repairing damage, however its effectiveness will vary on the extent of the damage.
The cost of a rust repair will once more depend on the extent of the damage.
Getting a scratch or scruff is common for cars in the UK however they can be perfectly removed with the right technical knowledge, tools and materials.
It's important to remember that even if you have suffered from extensive scratching or scuffs, a trained professional has the ability to remove them with precision.
Removing a scratch is far cheaper than having an entire body piece replaced like a bumper so always check with a body shop to see if they can remove a scratch before replacing anything.
On average it doesn't take too long to have your body work repaired when it comes to scratches and scruffs.
It's important that you get a car scratch removed as soon as possible as it may get worse over time and the value of your vehicle will reduce!
Having a scratch removed by an expert is the best option unless you are a trained professional, as there are a variety of materials and techniques involved in the process.
The cost and time taken to complete the work will depend entirely on the extent of the damage to the body work so make sure to get as many quotes as possible to avoid paying over the odds.
The mechanic will apply the paint to the car scratch, or car scuff, as part of the bodywork repair.
The Paintwork repair required for removing car scratches and car scuffs shouldn't vary in time or cost greatly, from garage to garage.
The bodywork required on a car restoration will be significant as whole panels are likely to require replacement and the ones which stay as part of the original vehicle, will need to be welded, have rust and scratches removed.
A full restoration make take years and they often do, as mechanics and hobbyists use their spare time and money to build their own cars.
A huge amount of car body work will be required on restorations as all of the components will be required to be removed and fixed back into place during different stages of the work.
Dent repair is one of the biggest parts of body work repair and is essentially the same as panel beating or panel bashing which is covered at the top of this guide.
SMART repair (Small, Medium Area Repair Technology) is a type of service offered by mechanics which is includes the use of specialised tools, paints and materials to provide your car with a good as new finish on an area which may be damaged.
Before the technology existed, if a panel was damaged, the entire piece would have to be replaced meaning more money and time would have to be spent on car maintenance.
The advances in technology mean that the speed and effectiveness of body work repair is significantly improved.
According to YouGov research, 65% of cars in the UK are carrying damage which could easily be repaired using SMART repair.
The specific jobs included in this type of body work are;
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International Workshop on Crystallography and Nanomaterials Suggestion M. Akhyar Farrukh | added on Oct 11, 2010 Crystallography is an important technique used for structural determination of various kinds of molecules while Nanotechnology is another cutting-edge technology dealing with synthesis, characterization and application of materials at nano-scale.
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Mega Buzz: Who's Coming Back for the Cougar Town Finale — and Who Is Leaving?
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Stock up on the vino because Cougar Town is about to say goodbye -- and it's going to get emotional in the cul-de-sac! The final installment of the long-running comedy celebrates Jules' (Courteney Cox) birthday, which brings Bobby Cobb (Brian Van Hol… Read more


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February 12, 2007
By JOHN FLOWERS
MIDDLEBURY — The developer of The Center shopping plaza in Middlebury wants to build a Starbucks Coffee shop that would be erected at the site of the former Route 7 Car Wash, next to McDonald's Restaurant.
Plans on file with the Middlebury Planning Commission show a 1,749-square-foot Starbucks shop that would feature 25 parking spaces and drive-through service.
Representatives of Myron M. Hunt Inc. and Mill Bridge Construction — the prospective contractor for the project — are scheduled to discuss their plans with the Middlebury Planning Commission on Monday, Feb. 12.
"We are very excited about doing this," said Chris Hunt, a partner in Myron Hunt Inc. "We see it as a big improvement over the car wash property as it exists today, and as a great amenity for the town."
By CYRUS LEVESQUE
BRISTOL — Eight candidates will be on the Town Meeting Day ballot for seats on the Bristol Board of Selectmen. Incumbent John "Peeker" Heffernan is unopposed in his effort to be re-elected to a two-year term, but seven candidates are vying for the two other open seats.
Ted Lylis, Nate Bouvier and Carol Wells are all running for the three-year seat that will vacated by Selectman Dave Sharpe, who announced last month that he would not seek re-election. Sharon Compagna is one of four candidates to fill the remaining year in the seat held for seven years by her husband, Armand Compagna, who died Jan. 12. Peter Diminico, Ken Johnson, and Pam Jennings are also running for the one-year seat.
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