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Senate Democrats are mounting a full court press to try to persuade President Bush to back off his threat to veto the farm bill that a House-Senate conference committee is expected to report out in March or April.
Administration officials, including former acting Agriculture Secretary Chuck Conner, have been saying they would recommend the president veto the new farm bill unless the conference committee made significant changes in the bills passed by the House and Senate last year.
But it wasn't until the formal swearing-in ceremony for former North Dakota Gov. Ed Schafer to become the new secretary of agriculture on Feb. 6 that the president explicitly said he would veto the farm bill, claiming it invests too much money in agriculture.
Those comments drew criticism from several senators who were instrumental in writing the Food and Energy Security Act of 2007 that passed the Senate by a vote of 79-14 in December.
"The farm bill is the single greatest piece of legislation we could pass to invigorate rural America," said Sen. Kent Conrad of North Dakota, a senior Democrat on the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry and chairman of the Senate Budget Committee.
"For reasons beyond understanding, the Bush administration has grown increasingly hostile to the interests of rural America and the family farmer. We now need to send a clear message to the administration — do not veto this farm bill."
Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, the chairman of the Agriculture Committee who will chair the House-Senate farm bill conference committee, told reporters he thinks the president "relishes the idea" of vetoing the farm bill.
"It's extremely unfortunate that the president continues to dig in his heels," said Harkin, speaking at his weekly press briefing for farm editors. "Just yesterday he used Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer's wearing in ceremony to reiterate his threat to veto any bill that raises taxes.
"Coming on the heels of the statements in his State of the Union address last week, it now seems that Mr. Bush relishes any and every opportunity to veto the farm bill. This is not constructive or helpful. It stands in stark contrast to the bipartisan spirit that allowed this bill to pass the Senate by one of the largest majorities ever for a farm bill."
Harkin said the bill is critically important to the farming families and rural communities in Iowa and across America who urgently need the new investments in renewable energy, rural economic development, nutrition and conservation in the bill.
"The fact is we are not spending enough on agriculture and rural America when you consider federal spending overall," he said. "In fact, it's less than one-half of 1 percent of the federal budget.
"So I urge the president to step away from this harsh rhetoric and inflexible stance on the farm bill. We need him as a partner so we can produce a farm bill that is good for the country."
Ending tax abuses or closing tax loopholes to make more funds available for farm programs "is not raising taxes," he said. "That's just responsible budgeting. I hope the president will take another look and reconsider his inflexible stance. As a matter of fact, in the budget he just sent down, he proposes to close a number of loopholes."
Harkin said the conference will continue to press ahead (once House members are named) to produce a farm bill. "Hopefully, the president will sign it, but we'll just have to wait and see."
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., and Sen. Blanche Lincoln, D-Ark., joined Conrad and Dorgan at their press briefing.
In an earlier press conference, Lincoln said she could see no reason for the House-Senate conference committee not to pass a farm bill and for President Bush to sign it in time for the 2008 crops.
"That would just be crazy," said Lincoln when asked what she thought about allowing the farm bill to revert to permanent law (the 1949 or 1938 Agriculture Acts). "The Senate passed a strong, bipartisan bill with what could have been 83 votes. That is unprecedented for a farm bill.


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Paul Hayes, commercial managing director at News International, said: "It is with regret that I have to announce the resignation of Ian Dowds, sales director, News International Commercial.
"Ian has only been with us a short time and I would like to thank him both for his contribution and the honesty of his decision."
Dowds' appointment at NI was part of a wider restructure, with trading director Dominic Carter promoted to commercial director, to be replaced by Matt Shreeve who was to work alongside Dowds.
Dowds declined to comment further when approached by Media Week.
He was previously the vice-president of UK revenue at the ad network Specific Media.
Last Sunday, News International launched a Sunday edition of The Sun, attracting advertising from the likes of British Gas, Morrisons and Three, with proprietor Rupert Murdoch flying over from the US to lead the operation.
Murdoch's son James quit his post as chairman of News International last week, but retained his other key roles within the News Corporation empire.

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Government admits lying about jailed border agents
Inspector confronted on Capitol Hill,
says promised 'proof' does not exist
Rep. John Culberson, R-Texas
A Department of Homeland Security official admitted today the agency misled Congress when it contended it possessed investigative reports proving Border Patrol agents Ignacio Ramos and Jose Compean confessed guilt and declared they "wanted to shoot some Mexicans" prior to the incident that led to their imprisonment.
The admission came during the testimony of DHS Inspector General Richard L. Skinner before the Homeland Security Subcommittee of the House Appropriations Committee, according to Michael Green, press secretary for Rep. John Culberson, R-Texas.
Culberson was questioning Skinner about a meeting DHS officials had Sept. 26 with him and three other Republican congressman from Texas, Reps. Ted Poe, Michael McCaul and Kenny Marchant.
WND previously reported that at that meeting the DHS Inspector General's office asserted it had documentary evidence Ramos and Compean:
- confessed to knowingly shooting at an unarmed suspect;
- stated during the interrogation they did not believe the suspect was a threat to them at the time of the shooting;
- stated that day they "wanted to shoot a Mexican";
- were belligerent to investigators;
- destroyed evidence and lied to investigators.
Under questioning by Culberson, Skinner admitted DHS did not in fact have investigative reports to back up the claims: "The person who told you that misinformed you," Skinner reportedly replied.
This prompted a startled and angry response from Culberson, who charged Skinner's office with lying to the Texas congressmen and painting Ramos and Compean as dirty cops.
Ramos and Compean began prison sentences last month after their actions in the shooting of a drug smuggler who was granted immunity to testify against them.
Responding to Skinner's testimony yesterday, Poe said it "explains why DHS has been stonewalling Congress."
"DHS didn't turn over the reports to us to back up their September 26 accusations for one simple reason – the reports never existed," the Texas congressman said.
"Why did it take DHS four months to admit their error?" he asked. "I wonder how much more has DHS told the public and Congress about Ramos and Compean that simply isn't true?"
Poe said he's determined to get to the bottom of DHS's claim.
"I expect this new revelation will lead to a lot more questions before we're done," he said.
Andy Ramirez, who has been involved with the case as chairman of Friends of the Border Patrol, told WND the DHS's actions "represent obstruction of justice, and they should be held in contempt of Congress, and, if possible, prosecuted to the full extent of the law."
"This admission today is yet more proof of how they are willing to distort the facts, as I have charged all along, in order to ensure a conviction," he said.
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When dear Coffee of The Spice Cafe announced the theme of Monthly Blog Patrol(MBP), this month which is making bread from the scratch using the recipe from fellow bloggers, I have been very busy browsing through all the my favorite blogs searching for recipes. And in that process I came across a very nice blog Bake My Day, where I found so many nice recipes for bread, and the one which attracted me was the Minty Pea Bread.
This was my first experiment with yeast, and I was worried about the output. But luckily it was not that bad. The bread rolls came out to be delicious with hard crust and soft insides with herb flavored filling. We had it for dinner and it got a lot of appreciation 🙂
But I guess I need to improve on the shaping of the bread roll!! This is the recipe with little modifications according to our taste.
For the Bread(Dough):
All Purpose flour: 500 gms
Whole wheat flour: 150 gms
Active Dry yeast: 1 1/2 tsp
Salt: 1 1/2 tsp
Sugar: 1Tbsp
Herbs de provence: 1 tsp
Olive oil: 2 Tbsp
Water: 300 ml approx. (for making the dough)
Warm water : 2 Tbsp
For Filling:
Frozen peas: 400 gms
Fresh mint leaves: handful
Corriander leaves: handful
Green Chillies: 2, chopped finely
Onion: 1, minced
Olive oil: 1 Tbsp
Butter: 2 Tbsp
Pepper: to taste
Salt: to taste
Lemon juice: 2 Tbsp
How I did it:
- Take a large mixing bowl, add the warm water and sprinkle yeast and sugar over it.
- Leave aside for 5 mins till it foams.
- Add in all the dry ingredients for the dough, and mix well.
- Add Olive oil and mix slowly adding water till it forms soft dough.
- Lightly oil a vessel, and put the dough in it, and leave it aside for 1 hr, till it raises to double its volume.
- In the meanwhile prepare the filling:
- Add peas to boiling water to soften them, drain and keep aside.
- In a pan, heat butter and olive oil, add onions and cook till soft.
- Add the herbs and cook for 2 more mins.
- Add in peas in lemon juice, let it cook for couple of mins more.
- Season with salt and pepper.
- Keep aside to cool and mash the mixture(don't puree)
- Keep it aside, for further use.
- To make the bread rolls:
- Punch down the dough, and take a portion of the dough and spread it on to your palm or on lightly floured platform. Place some stuffing in the center and bring the edges together and seal.
- Proceed in the similar way with rest of the dough.
- Let rise, covered for 45 minutes.
- Now bake in a preheated oven for 40 mins at 200C.
- Serve!!
And the Verdict:
It was not a bad output for the first try. I was afraid experimenting with yeast, but I found it easy to work with.
I must improve a little bit on shaping the bread rolls.
The taste was just perfect, with all the herb flavors and I would love to make them again.
Not satisfied with the shape of the bread, I made these Bread Rolls again, with the left over mint pea stuffing, two days later for breakfast…. and here they are:
You can find the post on my improved Bread Rolls here 🙂
Food Event:
This is my entry for the MBP – Bread event being hosted by Coffee of The Spice Cafe.
And coming to my favorite smell in the kitchen, it is fresh bread or cake baking in the oven… yummm…


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Happy Veteran's Day!
Our thanks to all who have served.
Brian is off this morning too cut greens for the first time. The Channel 9 weather said there had been some snow up in the Littleton area yesterday so hopefully it will have melted some and will be off the trees. It's really hard to cut good boughs when you can see them for the snow. The wreath designs are coming along with my mom and I. There are festive Christmas themed wreaths of course, and wintery wreaths and we always have a following for our forest friends wreaths. It's a very diverse group from glam to folk to just plain cute.


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The UR Setup never finds anything... Se the Screenshots Maybe I trashed something up when fiddeling with my TV. Dont know.
Me not... It worked for me (partially??) when i boxed out TV a few years ago... Dont know, too long ago...
Well, thats the first thing... (but i think its only my problem)
The other thing:
When i was investigating how the whole setup process works, i figured out:
When you launch the "Universal Remote Setup" Widget on TV, it starts (in my case) the Widget located at:
The File ..
..seems to contain the whole List of accepted 3rd Party devices for STB and BlueRay/DVD Devices. Hmm. its pretty small...
When you look a lil deeper inside...
Offline DB?? "Qs"? I saw Qs when doing a ps -aux:
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mbrPlugin = document.getElementById("pluginObjectMBR");
mbrPlugin.OnEvent = "OnEvent";
channelListPlugin = document.getElementById("pluginObjectChannelList");
empOfflineDB = document.getElementById("pluginObjectEMP");
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root 13724 0.0 0.3 6308 1920 ttyS1 Sl+ 06:43 0:00 Qs 36904 -1
an "lsof | grep Qs" outputted this:
So... I looked around in the emp "empQs" Folder and found:
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13724 /mtd_rwcommon/emps/empQs/empQs /dev/ttyS1
13724 /mtd_rwcommon/emps/empQs/empQs /dev/ttyS1
13724 /mtd_rwcommon/emps/empQs/empQs /dev/ttyS1
13724 /mtd_rwcommon/emps/empQs/empQs socket:[216491]
13724 /mtd_rwcommon/emps/empQs/empQs socket:[216492]
13724 /mtd_rwcommon/emps/empQs/empQs socket:[216494]
13724 /mtd_rwcommon/emps/empQs/empQs socket:[216509]
13724 /mtd_rwcommon/emps/empQs/empQs /mtd_rwcommon/emps/empQs/UEIQSDB/dac2
It seems that the MBR Widget calls the empQs which gets its results from the Webservice at "https://selfsigned.ueiwsp.com/QuickSetLite.svc"
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# ========================================================================== #
# UEIC Command App Config file
# ========================================================================== #
# Path to the DB root directory
# Remote DB OEM ID
# Remote DB User ID
# Remote DB Language
# Remote DB region code
#CA cert
#Mapping from local types to online types
#JSON format is used for the same.
devmap:={"TV":"T", "VCR":"V", "DVD":"Y", "CABLE":"C", "SAT": "S", "AUDIO":"R,A,M", "VIDEO ACCY":"N"}
(btw.. the CAcert "CAcert_UEI" was not found anywhere on my system using "find / -name CAcertUEI" -> maybe thats my problem?)
So, after a few more googeling, i found out, that Samsung is a Customer of "Universal Electronics", which probably serves all the Remotes and the whole Setup Stuff for Remote Controls...
Why do i post this long post here?
Cause there is an iOS app "Nevo" from Universal Electronics and a "BT-IR Blaster" which seems to look very close to the original castrated Samsung IR Blaster. When i try to pair app with Samsung IR Blaster, no success... (i would wonder if it would work)
But, in the Demo Mode of the App, i could add all Devices... Not only STB or BlueRay/DVD...
I could also add my Kenwood AVR (KRV-6060), made in the 90's inside the App(!!)
So... im pretty sure, if it would be possible to extend the "MBR Setup" Widget and change something (URLS, Certs?) inside the empQs, you could get the full functionality to control all devices... not only STBs and DVDs...


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LOS ANGELES — When Sports Club Co. announced that it had a letter of intent to sell most of its clubs, it wasn't a big surprise to many in the industry. Rumors of a sale had been flying, especially after the company's former accounting firm stated that the company was financially rocky and the American Stock Exchange threatened to delist the company because it failed to meet certain standards.
In February, The Sports Club Co. announced that a subsidiary of real-estate development company Millennium Partners had signed a letter of intent to purchase six of the Sports Club Co. facilities for $65 million. Millennium Partners is the landlord for several of The Sports Club's facilities and is the largest stockholder in the company. The facilities to be sold include the three clubs in New York City and each of its clubs in Boston, Washington, D.C., and San Francisco. In addition, the management agreement for the Miami club will be assigned to Millennium. Michael Talla, who is founder and chairman of the board, and some of the other minority stockholders will buy the remaining three clubs in Los Angeles, Beverly Hills and Orange County. The company would then go private. The letter of intent is subject to the execution of a definitive purchase agreement and the satisfaction of a number of conditions.
Millennium Partners, through its subsidiary, is the largest shareholder in the Sports Club Co. Christopher M. Jeffries, principal and founding partner of Millennium Partners said that Millennium would continue to operate the clubs at the high level of service for which the brand is known.
"From day one, we have supported the vision of Sports Club's facilities as urban country clubs," said Jeffries. "The Sports Club Co.'s clubs have always been known for their broad range of services, luxurious facilities, and five-star amenities. We intend to build on this foundation and provide an even more extensive range of services and programs than exists today."
For the Sports Club Co., the road to this point has been a rocky one full of financial problems.
In March 2004, the company's former accounting company, KPMG LLP, noted that "the company has suffered recurring net losses, has working capital deficiency and has negative cash flows from operating activities that raise substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern." Sports Club Co. later dismissed KPMG as its accounting company, although it stated that the accounting firm's statement about the company was not a factor in the dismissal.
In March 2004, Talla gave up his co-CEO title and responsibilities. Rex A. Licklider, who had been co-CEO, assumed the full CEO role. Also that month, three major stockholders in the company infused $6.5 million into the company with the purchase of a newly created class of preferred stock. The three investors were Licklider, affiliates of Kayne Anderson Capital, and affiliates and advisors of Millennium Entertainment Partners.
In May 2004, the company received a default notice from U.S. Bank, as trustee for the holders of the company's 11 3/8 percent senior secured notes due in March 2006. The company delayed filing of its annual report for the year 2003 due to issues with its accounting standards.
The company's board formed a special committee in September 2004 to look at strategic alternatives for the company. However, in December, the American Stock Exchange threatened to pull the company's listing. The Exchange said that the company failed to meet certain of its standards for continued listing. Specifically, the Exchange noted that the company's stockholders' equity was less than $2 million and the company had reported net losses in two of its most recent fiscal years.
In addition, the company had sustained losses which were so substantial in relation to the company's overall operations or its existing financial resources, or the company's financial condition had become so impaired that it appeared questionable, in the opinion of the Exchange, whether the company would be able to continue operations or meet its obligations as they matured.
In response, the Sports Club Co. submitted a plan of compliance to the Exchange and at the end of November, the Exchange granted the company an extension of time to regain compliance with the Exchange's continued listing standards.


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Apartamento's first issue was released in April 2008 as a magazine interested in homes, living spaces and most importantly interesting people from around the world. The 'everyday life interiors' magazine intimately portrays the lives and homes of these creatives in the intimate environment of their own homes. It's a logical result of the post-materialist mind shift; people are bored with the ostentatious and über-marketing. There is a real quest for identity in the midst of mass production and globalisation. That quest leads to what is personal, what is natural, what is real.


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CEC members David Ainsworth and Brian Day will lead side events featuring success stories in the use of Communication, Education and Public Awareness (CEPA) tools and methods. Workshops are presented by Rare and the Global Island Partnership.
CEC members are participating in the 11th Meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (COP11). CBD COP11 will be held in Hyderabad, India, from 8 – 19 October 2012.
By Britta Garfield, Rare
Highlighting Communication, Education and Public Awareness (CEPA) bright spots around the world
Friday, 12 October, 10:00 – 12:00, Hyderabad International Convention Centre (CEPA Fair venue)
Presented by Rare
For too long conservationists have focused on problems—overfishing, deforestation, species extinction, climate change. But naming the problem is very different than sourcing the solution. Rare finds what works and uses its Pride methodology, a combination of communication, education and behavior change science, and scales community-led innovations.
This event will raise awareness of innovative CEPA (Communication, Education and Public Awareness) programming taking place around the world and promote and advance successes of local leaders using CEPA to achieve conservation results in their communities. David Ainsworth from the Convention on Biological Diversity will highlight the importance of CEPA for the CBD, and other global experts and Rare alumni will present CEPA tools and methodologies which they have successfully deployed on the ground.
CEPA is Pride: Using the powers of social marketing to change behavior and achieve the Aichi Targets
Wednesday, 17 October, 18:00 – 22:00 (Dinner and Drinks provided), HICC (CEPA Fair venue)
Led by Rare's Social Marketing Director Brian Day
This dynamic social marketing workshop will encourage interest and increase knowledge about the role of a targeted communications strategy to achieve impact. This session draws from the best of Rare's 200+ campaigns in 50+ countries to inspire COP 11 delegates and guests to more effectively use CEPA to achieve measurable conservation results.
Brian Day has over 35 years of experience in environmental communication and education including as the project director of the global USAID project to take social marketing into environment. Limited space – please RSVP to Britta Garfield at [email protected]
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Tuesday, 16 October
Host: India and Seychelles
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- Island Bright Spots: Exchanging innovations and successes (Registration and Coffee from 09.30 to 10.00, event from 10.00 to 13.00), Contact Group VII - Level I - Room 1.03/1.04. Open participation. Coordinators: GLISPA (Global Island Partnership), Rare
Island success is built upon initiatives that work – bright spots. To continue to advance we need to build on what is working and upon those bright spots which have the potential to be scaled and replicated. This event will focus on a selection of island bright spots that are advancing ecosystem based adaptation, food security, new and innovative financial mechanisms, green and blue economies, and/or reducing the threat of invasive species. Participatory facilitation techniques will be used to determine how these bright spots can be brought to scale.
- Island Life: Celebrating leadership and commitment to action (19.30 to 23.00) This invitation only event will focus on celebrating leadership related to the CBD programme of work on island biodiversity and will include significant announcements made by island Parties, Parties with islands and island supporters.
Information for these events can be downloaded from Rare's and GLISPA's websites:
The mission of Rare is to conserve imperiled species and ecosystems around the world. Rare inspires people to care about and protect nature. Rare and its partners in 50+ countries are committed to designing conservation programs that benefit both people and nature – ensuring that change is embraced and sustained. Founded in 1973, Rare's staff of 100+ works from five offices in the U.S., Mexico, Indonesia, China and the Philippines.
The Global Island Partnership (GLISPA) assists islands in addressing one of the world's greatest challenges — to conserve and sustainably utilize invaluable island natural resources that support people, cultures and livelihoods in their island homes around the world. It is a partnership for all islands, regardless of size or political status, to take bold steps towards greater sustainability. It provides a global platform that enables islands to work together to develop solutions to common problems and to take high-level commitments and actions that address these global challenges.
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We caught one of the early ferries from Sonderborg on the coast and crossed 12 miles of the Baltic Sea that separated the Island of Aero from the eastern Danish islands. The weather had been good and today was no exception; there was bright sunshine and a light wind to blow away any marine clouds so we would be able to enjoy watching the land slip away behind us and then watch the low hills of Aero appear in front of us.
While we sat on the open deck enjoying the sunshine and the view of the coast, I couldn't help but think about what it must have felt like to board a sailing schooner and sail off to another place where you would be starting all over again....I have to admit, the strength of character it takes to uproot yourself and your family for an unknown place always amazes me.
The view to the aft of the boat faded away as the slow pace of the ferry made it seem like the distance to travel was ten times further than it was; we kept waiting for the ferry to clear the mainland and pick up the speed like the BC ferries, but it didn't happen...we kept puttering along at what seemed like a walking pace.
Here's a little known fact that I picked out from our Eurocar rental agreement - your auto insurance is not valid if you are on a ferry! Any damages to the car from a ferry incident - like running aground, or sinking, is squarely on your shoulders and the cost comes out of your wallet! Well, I think I'll have bigger worries than a car if the ferry sinks.........but I digress....
About an hour into the ride the low hills of Aero began to take shape, and as we came closer we noticed a large number of "sticks" rising out of the water. We at first thought these might be for crab traps, but it didn't take long to realize that they were navigation aids marking a clear path through dangerous shoals around the island. Hmmm....maybe that nonsense idea of the ferry sinking wasn't all that unrealistic.....
Before long we were docked and driving off the ferry onto the island, where I made a quick right turn and parked as I just had to get a video shot of the "Welcome to Aero" sign. With that done, we packed back into the car and took one of the small farm roads away from the dock that led over land towards Aeroskobing. We were in no hurry, so we puttered along taking video of the farms and the view of the sea over the ocean side fields. Taking the narrow farm road took us along a scenic windy path past neat small road side farm houses that almost touched your mirror as you scooted past.
A couple of blocks along we came to the old village square which was the centre of town and parked in the shadow of city hall, built circa mid 1700s. Most of the buildings in this historically preserved village date back around that time, with a few of the old houses a bit older. You can tell the really old ones, they lean into their neighbour like drunken sailors. In fact Aeroskobing started off as a trading village from which the fresh sea catches were sold to the mainland folks. For 400 years this has been a seafaring village where tough sea going boats where built and tough sailors manned them.
Today tourism has taking over most of the business dollars and the neighbouring village of Marstal has become the main sea going centre.
I stood and looked around the old square, and was sure that not much had changed in a few hundred years; the old city hall stood large on one side of the square, with the local church taken up another side, and roads leading in three directions brought citizens in and out of the square. And I had to wonder, how many times my relatives had walked past this way or stopped at the side by side hand pumps for a drink and sat on the bench under a sheltering tree.
Back in the car we explored the small island looking for a hamlet called Risemark and another called Dunkaer, both of which were listed in our family history. Turns out Risemark is where the island's church is located, a smattering of small houses around the the church was our only clue we had found it. Once again we were treated to a wonderful white washed historical church with a garden-type setting of a cemetery surrounding the church. We strolled the small paths that meandered through the small cemetery and again noticed the commonality of the Danish names like Jensen and Pedersen, and thought that must have been confusing when you were yelling "hey Pedersen"! to catch some ones attention, and 12 people turned around... :)
We had one more location on the island to find, and that was a farm area on the outskirts of Dunkaer where Dunkaer road sits a field's width away from the ocean. We found the Dunkaer Rd sign and turned onto the road, we even felt good as the sign pointed to "Dunkaer" with a small logo that we took to mean the farming area. We knew that a large farm operation was once here and that some of my relatives had lived and worked right around here. The road went for a couple of kilometres, turned past a quaint family farm and house right at roadside, then meandered over a rise and petered out a kilometre past the rise. Back down the road we went, slow past the farm house letting the farmer's ducks and geese get off the road and into the small pond by the house, then back down to where the road ran alongside the field with the wide ocean as a backdrop. Judging by what we knew, the large farm house operation that once stood here was now gone, and only wind waved crops remained to show what good fields had been found at the historic location.
Sitting at the ferry slip waiting for our ship to arrive, I had a feeling of satisfaction knowing that I had seen everything I could see on the island, and been to all the places where my people had worked and lived, yet I knew I would be back here some day in the not too distant future. I still wanted to spend days here, sitting in the old square watching the village life go by, I wanted to walk the country roads where the ocean breeze created ribbons of waves across the fields, and I wanted to hear the soft, muted voices carried on the still air that said " hello Edwin, glad you could make it home"
See the full video of our Aero visit here; as Rick Steeves, the European travel guide has noted, Aeros is a place where time has stopped and the past is there for us to enjoy


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A landscape which features historical homesteads, horse riding trails, national parks, lookouts and native bush Calliope is shaped by an air of yesteryear but look a little closer and there is lots to discover.
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President Obama's reelection has prompted more than a few conservative pundits and journalists to look inward and contemplate the weaknesses of the right-wing media model that obsesses over partisan minutia, eagerly chases phantom scandals, nosedives down ideological rabbit holes, and excludes dissenting voices. It's an interesting discussion, but it's hampered by the fact that the same people calling for change are themselves backsliding into the behaviors they want to correct.
Commentary editor and columnist John Podhoretz offers a pure distillation of this recidivist phenomenon. "Time To Get Serious," writes Podhoretz for the April issue of Commentary, arguing that after 6 years of treating Obama as alternately a "lightweight" political incompetent and a power-mad would-be dictator, and with nothing but two electoral drubbings to show for it, conservatives have to "come to grips" with Obama's political skill:
It's not just the comforting delusion that he's a golf-mad dilettante, but also the reverse-negative image of that delusion--that Obama is a not-so-secret Marxist Kenyan with dictatorial ambitions and a nearly limitless appetite for power. That caricature makes it far too easy for Obama to laugh off the legitimate criticisms of the kind of political leader he really is: a conventional post-1960s left-liberal with limited interest in the private sector and the gut sense that government must and should do more, whatever "more" might mean at any given moment.
Podhoretz's very next paragraph, however, shows that he's not quite ready to take his own advice, as he casts the Obama presidency as a vehicle for "disaster" at home and "nihilistic chaos" globally -- precisely the sort of extremist caricature he says isn't helpful for conservatives:
The notion that Obama is a dangerous extremist helps him, because it makes him seem reasonable and his critics foolish. It also helps those who peddle it, because it makes them notorious and helps them sell their wares. But it has done perhaps irreparable harm to the central conservative cause of the present moment -- making the case that Obama's social-democratic statism is setting the United States on a course for disaster and that his anti-exceptionalist foreign policy is setting the world on a course for nihilistic chaos. Those are serious arguments, befitting a serious antagonist. They may not sell gold coins as quickly and as well as excessive alarmism, but they have the inestimable advantage of being true.
Daniel Larison of the American Conservative observes:
Of course, warning about global "nihilistic chaos" being unleashed by an "anti-exceptionalist foreign policy" is just another example of excessive alarmism that produces the same effects as the attacks Podhoretz wants conservatives to reject. No one outside the bubble of movement conservatives and hard-liners believes that Obama's foreign policy is "anti-exceptionalist" in any sense, much less in the tendentious way that it is being applied here.
And then there's Erick Erickson, who raised some eyebrows in late February when he posted to RedState.com a reformist manifesto laying out his vision for conservative journalism going forward. "I think conservative media is failing to advance ideas and stories," Erickson wrote. "Many conservatives are, instead of working doubly hard to overcome that bias [of the liberal media], just yelling louder about the same things. The echo in the chamber has gotten so loud it is not well understood outside the echo chamber in the mainstream press and in the public. It translates only as anger and noise, neither of which are conducive to the art of persuasion."
Erickson declined to name names, but it's pretty clear what he was talking about: the Breitbart-Daily Caller-Matt Drudge strain of conservative journalism that spent 2012 futilely obsessed with overhyped non-scandals and failed gotchas. His solution was to hire RedState writers who would stick to the facts and stay focused on larger issues.
However, click over to RedState and you'll see that the site recently added Breitbart exile and one-time CNN contributor Dana Loesch to their stable of "front page writers." Loesch is about as extreme and demagogic as they come, and she thrives on a steady diet of overblown nonsense. One of her latest RedState contributions chronicles a Twitter fight she got into with actor Jim Carrey over guns.
As for Erickson, his professed disdain for "trying so hard to highlight controversies, no matter how trivial" is tough to take seriously given that he was an enthusiastic promoter of the New Black Panther "controversy" -- the gold standard for trumped-up Obama scandals -- and even went so far as to encourage Republicans in 2010 to make New Black Panther member King Samir Shabazz the "21st century Willie Horton." If more recent behavior is any guide, he doesn't seem too committed to breaking the cycle of "anger and noise" he sees plaguing conservatism. The Supreme Court oral arguments on marriage equality prompted Erickson to tweet about how gay people are going to hell.
When the people calling for change are the ones falling off the wagon, one starts to see how difficult a time conservatives will have in saving the movement from themselves.
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The Bureau at its twentieth extraordinary session recalled that an international seminar was held at the site in 1991 by the National Environmental Protection Agency of China and UNEP, which indicated growing negative impacts of unregulated tourism development. It also noted that a training workshop for Chinese protected area managers was organized at Huangshan in October-November 1993. Recommendations of the workshop included the construction of a visitor centre, improving the disposal of the large amount of waste generated by tourists, and introducing ecological safeguards and criteria in identification of sites for constructing visitor facilities. The Bureau was pleased to note that the Chinese authorities had given serious consideration to these recommendations and that the management of waste disposal had improved and the site's natural and aesthetic values were maintained in an exemplary way. Site management authorities were also considering plans for establishing a visitor centre and limiting further construction of visitor facilities within the site.
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MADISON, S.D. (AP) - Anglers on Lake Oahe next year will be able to toss twice as many walleyes into their live wells after a change by the South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Commission.
The limit on the Missouri River reservoir is doubled to eight walleyes a day, four of which can be longer than 15 inches. The possession limit is increased to 24, and anglers will still be only allowed to keep one walleye that is 20 inches or greater.
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The National Arts Club, located in a mansion on Manhattan's tony Gramercy Park South, is known for its historic building, famous members, and lavish parties. Too bad part of it is in shambles and stuffed with junk.
Photos taken by former employees of the club show that many of the rooms upstairs—away from the well-maintained public spaces (see above)—are filled with boxes, junk, clothes, and, yes, even art work.
Ex-employees and current board members allege that O. Aldon James, the National Arts Club's president and a resident of the building, is not only renting out the apartments in the mansion for well below market value (as little as $356 a month), but that he and his twin brother, who also lives at the club, are using some of them as storage lockers. Someone please call A&E and tell them to dispatch a camera crew from Hoarders to the club stat! Photos of the mess, via yourfreepress.blogspot.com, below.
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Just like millions of other people, New Years means I choose to make a major change in my life — and then don't. I've tried the "I will get a 4.0 GPA this semester" resolution, the "I will run a marathon" resolution, and the ever popular "I will I will lose 10 pounds by summer" resolution. All of these I did strive toward for a couple months, and some were more successful than others. My GPA isn't a 4.0, but it's pretty dang close. I haven't ran a marathon yet, but heck at least I run more than I used to! And I lost 5 pounds, not 10. So my New Year's promises weren't epic failures. Still, I think I've been going about them all wrong.
I'm not going to resolve to not make a resolution because I do think it's important to give yourself a goal and have something to strive toward. I feel the problem with New Years is that people are completely unrealistic. Planning on going to the gym every single day is not practical. If you have a family or any other obligation in your life, something will inevitably come up that keeps you from getting there one day. Then you'll feel like a failure and give up completely. I've been there, done that.
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2) Continue to work toward running goals, and run first race this year.
3) Do something to give back to the world in some way – volunteer, donate, etc.
I feel like these goals are general enough that I cannot fail, but will still make me a better person in one way or another. I didn't make the same promises that I've made in the past because I don't want my past failure to impact my new goals.
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Make smaller goals. Success is relative — you don't need a large goal to work towards. Maybe you'll even accomplish them early in the year and be more motivated to continue on! So this time instead of telling yourself that you'll lose 100 pounds by next year, don't give yourself a set number. Just resolve to see the number on the scale go down. That way, your goal is reasonable and attainable.
Make more than one. Heck make 4 or 5 resolutions! Okay, at that point you might lose track of them. But if you make multiple promises to yourself, you're bound to keep at least one. On the other hand, make sure if you're doing more than one that you don't spread yourself too thin. Keep them small and simple.
Don't resolve to do anything you failed to do in the past. This doesn't mean last years resolution to get in shape doesn't matter any more. Being healthy is one of those goals that never goes away. I just feel your chance of fulfilling a New Years promise increases if it isn't the exact same one you didn't do last New Years. If you resolved to "start eating healthy" before, and it didn't pan out, make a fresh, new goal this year. Instead of trying to do major calorie cuts in your diet, resolve to swap one junk food item for a more nutritious option. If you eat out almost every day, resolve to make one meal a week at home. These will still get you on a healthier path without the sense of imminent failure.
I hope these help! Have a safe and Happy New Year everyone!
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Judge to hand down sentence week of Aug. 5
Former Kinston City Councilman Will Barker is spending the better part of the next six weeks in jail in Bolivia.
Senior U.S. District Judge James C. Fox ordered Barker detained following his guilty plea in Wilmington on April 29. Barker was then transported to the Brunswick County Detention Center until his sentencing, which is scheduled for the week of Aug. 5.
Barker pled to one federal charge of receipt of child pornography. By pleading, Baker admitted to using interstate commerce to procure sexually explicit images of minors.
A statement from the U.S. Department of Justice said a laptop seized at Barker�s home during a Nov. 29, 2012 search turned up �more than 4,000 images and 100 videos of child pornography.�
He initially faced 10 state counts of third-degree sexual exploitation of a minor, but the case moved up to federal court under a U.S. Department of Justice program called Project Safe Childhood, which facilitates intergovernmental and inter-agency cooperation to prosecute people suspected of sexual exploitation of children.
Much of the program�s structure came through the PROTECT Our Children Act of 2008 and the Justice Department�s National Strategy for Child Exploitation Prevention and Interdiction in 2010.
According to the DOJ, �Working closely with each other, we will pool our intelligence and resources to ensure that those offenders who seek to entice and compromise our children are brought to justice.�
Don Connelly, public information officer for the U.S. Attorney�s Office for the Eastern District of North Carolina, said in an email the court will set a specific sentencing date at some point before the week of Aug. 5 arrives.
The sentencing hearing will be in Fox�s court in Wilmington at 10 a.m. on the day selected.
Barker faces a sentence of between five and 20 years in federal prison, up to a $250,000 fine and lifetime supervised release. Supervised release, unlike probation, is meant to be used in addition to prison time.
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The most efficient and effective weed control program for corn is one that is targeted at the weed spectrum, with applications that are timely and made at the correct rate, and with sprays that are made with equipment that has been maintained.
"It's not always the cheapest program," says University of Georgia Extension agronomist Dewey Lee. "Sometimes, you have to choose the most expensive way to be the most effective and efficient when it comes to maintaining yield."
These programs, adds Lee, can be similar both for conventional and conservation-tillage production systems. "If you're in a conventional production system, you'll take care of a lot of weed pressure by harrowing, disking and preparing the ground. If you're in a burndown operation, your options are glyphosate and paraquat. And with our weed spectrum, including cutleaf evening primrose and others that tend to be tolerant of burndown materials, you'll need something like 2,4-D or atrazine," he says.
When it was first introduced, says Lee, 2,4-D was seen as both a broadleaf and a grass control material. "You actually can reduce the vigor of grasses and get some crabgrass control with something like 2,4-D, particularly with good moisture. A burndown option of this nature would need to be applied one to three weeks ahead of planting corn, depending on the herbicide," says Lee.
The first rule in planting corn is to start with a clean seedbed, he says. If the seedbed isn't clean, you'll be behind before you even get started, he adds.
"Atrazine is the cheapest material to use here, at about $4 to $7 per acre. It probably should be the foundation of your weed control program. It's inexpensive, and it has a broad spectrum of control. We use up to 2.5 pounds, and sometimes we use less than that," says Lee.
Atrazine is weak on grasses like Texas panicum, which is the major grass problem for Georgia growers, he says. "Prowl or Pendimax — the pendimethalin materials — can be a very effective and inexpensive way to control Texas panicum. Is it the best system? Data shows it may or may not be, depending on your weed population. It's important to look at your soil type and the population of Texas panicum in your field. It costs $7 to $8 per acre, which is certainly less expensive than Accent or Option. Today, with the cost of Roundup dropping because of generic glyphosate formulations, it is becoming a more viable post-control material, especially when compared with some of our sulfonyl urea herbicides."
The Liberty Link system also is an option for corn producers, says Lee. "I've seen situations in Georgia where Liberty Link is a very effective and efficient program. There are other options, such as post-directed application of Evict and paraquat. This is an inexpensive approach to controlling broad-spectrum weed populations."
Whether you're in a conventional or Roundup Ready system, management decisions are required before making the first weed control application, says Lee.
"The good news about the Roundup Ready corn weed control system is that glyphosate is getting cheaper because of the generics. The bad news is that the technology does cost, and it'll probably average $20 per bag over a comparative conventional hybrid. The technology will cost you $6 to $8 on a per-acre basis."
In field trials, Accent was coupled with atrazine at 1.5 quarts per acre with oil, costing about $26 on a per-acre basis, says Lee. "While we could still see some panicum in this trial, what you don't see is that later in the season, the panicum doesn't do anything because you've stopped it.
"You can get similar control with one application of Roundup. But with the technology fee, the application, and the cost of the material, it's about a $16 to $17 per-acre treatment when compared with the 'Cadillac' treatment of Accent plus atrazine plus oil. However, it may take two applications to get good control, which increases the cost and makes it similar to atrazine plus the sulfonyl urea herbicides."
Roundup Ready corn hybrids have improved considerably, says Lee. "Several years ago, when the technology was first introduced, I felt that pound-for-pound, we'd be better off if we waited until the technology was placed in hybrids more adapted to our area. Today, those hybrids are here, and they offer exceptional use of your money, and a good weed control program."
Looking at grain tests across the Coastal Plain Region, the Roundup hybrids averaged about 187 bushels per acre, he says. Some short-season varieties yielded in the 190-bushel range and some mid-season varieties were in the 200-bushel range.
It would be an understatement, says Lee, to say that there's generally an aversion among corn growers to making two weed control applications because of the cost.
"If you have this aversion, and you're going to use one application, you certainly need to use atrazine. Timing will be important — about three to four weeks after planting. You're talking about a 21- to 28-day period of susceptibility, and the effective and efficient use of that herbicide is going to peak during that period of time."
Two applications of a quart-per-acre of a generic glyphosate is relatively inexpensive, he says, at about $25 per acre. "It ranks right in there with Accent, atrazine and oil combinations and other conventional programs, so they're equal."
Looking at actual control, four irrigated locations were tested in 2003 and 2004, says Lee. The hybrid DeKalb 6760 was used in all tests, he says.
In plots with Texas panicum infestations, Roundup WeatherMax was used at 22 ounces, and there was a considerable yield difference between one and two applications, he says. "When we split the two applications, we made an additional 16 bushels of corn. At $2 corn, that's an additional $32, and it pays to make that second application.
"Is that second application necessary? In this case, it would have been necessary. This is because of the density of Texas panicum in the plot. Looking at rates of glyphosate and the new technology, there isn't a lot of change in the normal rates. It's important to improve your timing and use drop nozzles to give you better control underneath the canopy."
Timing is everything when using Prowl, says Lee. Timing not only is everything for crop safety but also for the control of Texas panicum, he adds.
"If you use Prowl as an early post treatment, I'd suggest that you apply it in between the spiking stage and when that cotyledon leaf begins to split and expose itself. Prowl won't give control alone of emerged grasses. For that reason, as you move later into the season, Prowl becomes less of an effective and efficient chemical simply because you have grasses emerging with the corn crop."
A timely application of Pendimax and atrazine with a crop oil gives good control, he says, but how long does it last? "Where we're effective, we'll probably get, at best, between 80 and 90 percent control. With Roundup and Accent, we're talking about 95 to 98 percent control. As we get into the growing season, we see that the residual effects of those products decline. And, after about 40 days, we see a rapid decline.
"When we've planted in March and applied a little later, we've seen considerable yield advantages with pendimethalin and atrazine versus atrazine alone or versus some of the other chemistries. It's an efficient and effective chemistry, but it will not control Texas panicum that comes up at about the same time as the corn is emerging."
Accent and Option also were evaluated across four locations, says Lee. They were applied 21 to 24 days after planting, with an early April planting date. An average of 200 bushels of corn was made where Accent was used versus 113 bushels for the untreated plot. Option gave slightly less control, he says.
The potential for crop injury from Accent increases significantly at the V6 to V7 stage, says Lee. The potential for injury from Prowl occurs earlier in the growing season.
"There are some rotation restrictions with Accent, but that's usually not a problem in Georgia with our 10-month rotations in cotton a peanuts. Soybeans require a shorter period of time."
Turning to problem weeds in Georgia, Lee says nutsedge doesn't offer much competition for corn. Studies show only about a 2-percent loss when infestations reach 800 plants per 100 row feet. Eradicane, Dual, glyphosate, Basagran and Permit all can be effective against nutsedge, he says.
As for pigweed, several pre-emergence and postemergence materials can be effective, he says, including atrazine, Dual and Outlook. Timing is critical for effective, efficient control, he adds.
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CHAPEL HILL – Chapel Hill's 41st annual Festifall on Franklin Street is Sunday.
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"We always get excited for this beautiful event. It's been voted the last 3 consecutive years as Chapel Hill's best event," event organizer Wes Tilghman says.
Festifall is on West Franklin Street in downtown Chapel Hill. Tilghman and Chapel Hill Public Library staff member, Megan Rosen say this year the event is bigger than ever.
Attendees can expect art, music, live performances, local food, good reads, and plenty of dancing.
"We've got over 80 artists, 4 live performance areas, and we're going to invite some of the local restaurants to the streets with us to join in," Tilghman says.
Six blocks of West Franklin Street will be filled with all types of different artists, and community organizations from the Chapel Hill and Carrboro area. Over 120 different exhibitors will be at the festival.
Chapel Hill's newly expanded and improved Public Library will host one of the exhibits with a digital book-mobile. And Rosen says it won't be hard for the attraction to catch your attention.
"We're bringing in an 18-wheeler that's loaded for bear," Rosen says, "It's a 74-foot long tractor trailer, that's tricked out with broadband internet access, HD monitors, an awesome sound system, and lots of interactive video and instructional material about downloading e-books from the Chapel Hill Public Library."
Rosen says library staff members will be there to answer questions, help people browse the library collections, and see what it is the new library has to offer.
"We're really hoping to expand people's awareness of their community-owned resources at the library," Rosen says.
WCHL's own Aaron Keck will host the Dance Evolution stage. The stage will feature a lot of different types of dance, and dance productions.
"They're going to get the crowd pretty involved, so you might find yourself on stage," Tilghman says, "There will be lots of fun, local entertainers that everyone knows, and have heard before."
Tilghman and Rosen hope you come out Sunday to support local artists, to purchase gifts, to grub on great, local dishes; or go to browse 6 blocks of Chapel Hill and Carrboro's finest.
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