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Gertrude Stein was born in Allegheny, Pennsylvania, on February 3, 1874. At Radcliffe College she studied under William James, who remained her lifelong friend, and then went to Johns Hopkins to study medicine. Abandoning her studies, she moved to Paris with her brother Leo in 1903. At 27 rue de Fleurus, Gertrude Stein lived with Alice B. Toklas, who would remain her companion for 40 years. Not only was she an innovator in literature and a supporter of modern poetry and art, she was the friend and mentor of those who visited her at her now-famous home: Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Jean Cocteau, Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Sherwood Anderson, and Guillaume Apollinaire. Her body of work include Three Lives, Tender Buttons, The Making of Americans, and The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas.
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National Park Colorado
Area Closures to Protect Plants & Animals
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For information on road and trail status, visit Current Conditions.
In order to protect the park's resources, the Superintendent may close certain areas of the park throughout the year. Some areas may be closed for weeks or months and some areas in the park are closed year round. This is not an all-inclusive list of closures in Rocky Mountain National Park. Closure notices are posted throughout the park. Visit a park visitor center to receive updated closure information.
Entering closed areas is a violation of 36 CFR 1.5. Violators are subject to a fine of $5,000 and/or 6 months imprisonment.
Bull elk can be aggressive during the rut.
NPS/Schonlau
Elk Rut Closures
September 1 through October 31
To prevent disturbance and harassment of elk during the fall mating period and to enhance visitor elk-viewing opportunities, areas in Horseshoe Park, Moraine Park, Upper Beaver Meadows, Harbison Meadow, and Holzwarth Meadow are closed to the following acts from 5 p.m. to 10 a.m. daily:
Foot travel off established roadways and designated trails or on closed roadways or trails.
Fishing in those sections of Fall River, Big Thompson River, or Colorado River within the areas listed above are closed from 5 p.m. to 7 a.m.
Alpine plants can take decades to recover from human trampling.
NPS/Biddle
Tundra Closures
Tundra Closures are designated to restrict use and protect fragile alpine tundra from damage caused by heavy, concentrated foot travel. Off-trail hiking is prohibited within 100 yards of the trails and parking lots in these areas unless otherwise designated.
Forest Canyon Overlook
Adjacent to the parking lot and trail on the south side of Trail Ridge Road.
Rock Cut
Adjacent to the parking areas on both the north and south sides of Trail Ridge Road and along the Tundra Communities Trail corridor.
Lava Cliffs
Adjacent to the parking lot on the north side of Trail Ridge Road and along the cliffs themselves.
Gore Range Overlook
Adjacent to and below the parking area on the south side of Trail Ridge Road.
Alpine Visitor Center
Adjacent to the parking area and Alpine Ridge Trail.
Closures protect nesting raptors in the park.
Raptor Closures
March 1 through July 31
Each year, from approximately March 1 through July 31, Rocky Mountain National Park initiates temporary closures in certain areas of the park to ensure birds of prey (raptors) will be undisturbed during their breeding and nesting seasons.
Closure notices will also be posted at key access points in the park. As breeding and nesting data are collected, additional closures may be necessary, or closures may be lifted.
The following areas are CLOSED beginning March 1, 2020:
Click links for details
Closures ending July 31:
Batman Rock, Batman Pinnacle, Lightning Rock, Checkerboard Rock
Closures ending August 15:
The Book: Isis Buttress, J-Crack Slab Area, Pages Wall Area, Renaissance Wall
Thunder Buttress and The Parish
Twin Owls and Rock One
When closed, the closures include the named rock formations and the areas surrounding the base of the formation. This includes all climbing routes, outcroppings, cliffs, faces, ascent and descent routes, and climber's access trails to the formation.
Areas not listed are presumed to be open. These closures will be lifted or extended as conditions dictate.
Bald Eagle Closure
Colorado River—Closed mid-November through mid-March. Closures will be lifted or extended as necessary.
The Colorado River and a zone 300 yards wide on both sides of the river are closed to human entry from mid-November through mid-March. Hiking on Ranger Meadows Loop trail, outside the closure, is permitted.
This closure is needed to protect bald eagles and their habitat. Approximately 12-15 bald eagles come here each winter to live and hunt for fish along these open sections of the Colorado River. Bald eagles are a protected species. When food is scarce and temperatures are cold, bald eagles waste vital energy fleeing from human disturbance.
For a map of the area, click here.
Your cooperation in obeying this closure is appreciated and required by federal regulations. Violators will be fined and prosecuted.
Bighorn sheep depend thrive in steep terrain.
Bighorn Sheep Closures
Seasonal: April 15–August 31
Each year from April 15-August 31, Horseshoe Park and the West Alluvial Fan areas are closed to:
Foot travel off established roadways or designated trails.
Stopping or parking vehicles within the Bighorn Crossing Zone, unless otherwise directed by Park Staff.
The purpose of this closure is to prevent disturbance and harassment of wildlife, particularly bighorn sheep, while enroute to/from, or while using the natural mineral lick at Sheep Lakes, and to enhance visitor wildlife viewing opportunities.
"The Crater" and surrounding open tundra slopes on Specimen and Shipler Mountains are closed year-round to all travel for the protection of bighorn sheep. View a map of the closure.
Contact the Park
Through winter, the Information Office is open 8:00 am–4:30 pm Mon–Fri. Recorded Trail Ridge Road status: (970) 586-1222.


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Hillary Responds to 1984-style YouTube Ad, Code Pink Sings to Her
Leigh Ferrara
Hillary Clinton has finally responded to the pro-Obama 1984-style ad on YouTube characterizing her as "Big Brother," TPMcafe reports. The amateur video has caused quite the stir. As Jonathan wrote yesterday, the three versions of the ad "have had a combined viewership of more than 1,300,000, and have an average rating of more than four stars." And some were wondering if this would mean trouble for the New York senator. But from me to Hillary, I have to say, nicely played.
"I haven't seen it but I'm pleased that it seems to be taking attention away from what used to be on YouTube and getting a lot of hits, namely me singing 'The Star Spangled Banner.' Everybody in the world now knows I can't carry a tune," said Clinton. "I thank heavens for small favors and the attention has shifted, and now maybe people won't have to tune in and hear me screeching about 'The Star Spangled Banner.'"
This interview was posted just hours before a big fundraising event for her campaign here in Washington, which brought in $2.7 million and a bunch of Code Pink women. Reps from the anti-war group were there to remind Hillary that America wants her to take a stronger stance on the war. (Hillary's refusal to apologize for voting to authorize the war has caused concern among Democrats.) And they were singing. Yup. I still have Frere Jaques in my head.
"Are you listening, are you listening? Hillary, Hillary. Boys and girls are dying, politicians lying. Bring them home, bring them home."


Woodstock is a rural, agricultural, and historic town located in Connecticut. This place will bring peace and quiet to anybody's mind as it has lots of great pastoral views. Its population is relatively small - 7,860 people. The guidebook 1,000 Places to See Before You Die includes this city in its list.
Woodstock is famous for encouraging and supporting small businesses and manufacturing, dairy farm activities, farming, and open space conservation. If you decide to come here, you will find many old shops, farms, craft shops, restaurants with a particular theme - jet aircraft components, electrical switches, fancy soaps, micro porous plastics, beautiful furniture, fiberglass components, toiletries, and kitchen cabinets.
The most exciting part is that one-third part of people living in Woodstock has a college degree. This is impressive, and it suggests there is a high intellectual power there. That is probably why lots of people own their businesses and have a personal idea developed.
Woodstock's history starts back from the 17th century when it was one of the most significant areas of praying towns. The Christians here used to have many customs, traditions, and religious ceremonies. After a civil war in 1675, Woodstock became deserted, and the crops and corn were burnt. Massachusetts bought this location in 1682.
The present name of Woodstock was established in 1749, and then it became a part of CT.
In the 18th century, the town was already famous for its influence in the local industry. It had lots of small factories, various mills, and other businesses.
In the 19th century, Woodstock's industry-level decreased, and it became a rural town. Yet, lots of rich people from all over the USA continued to visit this place.
Today, the town is the same – people want to visit this quiet place for relaxing, having a good time, visiting original restaurant designs and local food.
Woodstock's residents are proud of their town, and they have created The Woodstock Land Preservation and Land Acquisition Fund. Local people are indeed friendly and will help each other in any way they can.
Woodstock government creates all the best possible conditions for its residents. They have even signed a contract with some companies from different domains to offer a special treat to the town's inhabitants.
BeautyBay has several preferred locations throughout USA and Woodstock is one of them. The women from this city can buy high-quality cosmetics from this online shop at reasonable prices.
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The town's authorities are trying to preserve the historical features of the city and make it even better in this way. A town will prosper only when its residents will invest time, money and effort in it. To see the full list of activities you can do in Woodstock access this link.
Visit our town! Maybe you will like it so much that you will want to live in it!


Choice of Games is my C post (as it was in 2012) and they have had a busy 12 months where they have gone from strength to strength. I first came across Choice of Games when I was on holiday to Iceland and loved it. Sicne then they have published several adventures including one where you a play a space ship captain with an insufferable computer that shares my name :). The site also allows you to use Choicescript to make your own games. So without further ado, here is Jason Stevan Hill to report on Choice of Games' great deeds.
in the cutthroat world of professional wrestling.
while expanding both the number and variety of titles.
You can find Choice of Games here.
I have never heard of this. I think I'm going to have to try it.
I'd never heard of this series either! Thanks for the rec!
Interesting. Must check it out.
I love the CoG books. They are quite nice and story-driven. Unfortunately I sometimes get the feeling most choices don't really matter. Don't let this stop you from reading them though! Most of them are available for free.


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Turbulent Skies
Turbulent Skies is an intimate portrait of the author's professional life over a period of nearly four decades. It describes from an insider's perspective the thrill of being in one of the most exciting career fields for women in the 1960s and 1970's — an airline stewardess. It captures in a unique way the fun and glamour of a lifestyle, which the author has dubbed "the wave" — a wave of freedom and excitement that carried those lucky enough to be chosen for this profession forward through the years.
But times change, and the author poignantly chronicles the toll of time as business realities forced changes in the airline industry and transitioned the job from "what it was" to "what it is" today. She further captures the national tragedy that occurred on September 11, 2001 and details the impact that terrible day had on the industry most directly affected by the events. She offers a deeply moving personal tribute to the flight crew heroes on those tragic United and American flights.
The years following 9-11-01 saw crisis after crisis in the airline industry, which eventually resulted in a Chapter 11 bankruptcy for United Air Lines, one of the world's largest commercial airlines. The difficulties brought on by the changing business times are chronicled in the lives and attitudes of those who labored in an industry fighting for survival.
The author dissects her own physical and emotional agony over the course of the next two years that culminated in a premature retirement from the airline — an action driven by a combination of physical ailments, a deteriorating work environment, an adversarial relationship between labor and management, and a concerted effort by the leadership of the bankrupt airline to drive out senior employees to achieve cost savings. She chronicles in a very personal way, the process she went through in coming to grips with this agonizing decision regarding the future and how she dealt with the significant life transition she subsequently endured.
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Our tribute wall is in honor of all the men and women who are fighting or have fought this disease. It serves as a reminder of how many of us are in some way affected by this disease and how many are in the Fight against it. Include yourself, your loved ones, and the doctors, nurses, researchers, and fund raisers who are helping in this fight.
A note about the term Previvors. Cancer Pre-Vivors are individuals who are survivors of a predisposition to cancer but who haven't had the disease. Pre-vivors is a term created and used by FORCE (Facing Our Risk of Cancer Empowered), to indicate women who are at high-risk for hereditary breast and/or ovarian cancer. If you have a family history of early age breast cancer or ovarian cancer at any age in your family, you may be in this group. For information on this and other risk factors, please visit FORCE (www.facingourrisk.org) today.
In March 2009 she was diagnosed with Stage 4 Ovarian cancer, less than 8 months later she is in remission! The battle she faced is beyond difficult beyond words. She is a blessing and a miracle in my family! And I love her dearly!
I was diagnosed with state 2 breast cancer had a double masectomy and will be going through chemo!!! Praise God he has been keeping me strong!!!
in honor of my sister Sharon who continues her brave battle with Ovarian Cancer...Sharon you are my hero!
In memory of Lisa Jerlstrom, loving wife of Bob and mom to Autumn and a friend who will be remembered by the Ovarian Cancer Networking community!
17 month battle and still fighting. Mom – I love you!
TO ALL OF MY BOSOM BUDDIES! STAY STRONG AND FIGHT TO THE END.
I LOVE YOU! DON`T GIVE UP ON THIS..YOU CAN FIGHT AND WIN THIS BATTLE!
In honor of myself with Breast Cancer!
My mom! Ovarian cancer survivor. Breast cancer survivor. BRCA1+. Going strong!!
Carole you are my sister and my hero! You are the vision of strength and perseverence. I love you dearly.
You were so young - thank god they found it.
8-year survivor, my sister, keep going strong!
Keep fighting and keep loving life! You are an inspiration to us all!
Fighting Stage IV for over 7 years now and still going!
My sister, my hero, my best friend. You put up a brave battle against breast cancer. I love and miss you terribly.
My dear cousin Josephine battled cancer for 6 years. On December 10th, 2009 at just 41 years old she lost her fight leaving behind a loving husband and 3 precious children. Her smile, her laughter, her desire to live and embrace life will remain in our hearts forever. We will miss her greatly. We find comfort knowing that cancer can no longer hurt you. You lived in pain all these years and now you are at peace with God. We love you Jo. Rest in peace.
44; and lost the fight at 46. Miss & love you!
She was a woman who has shaped my life in a way I dont think anyone would understand. A woman who fought tooth and nail to stay around for us no matter how tired or sick she was. She was my angel. She saved me from myself many times. She taught me what it was like to feel compassion, love, respect. I sometime smell her around me and dont feel sad, just comfortable.
To my Mother and my best friend i think about you each and everyday.When I look at your Granddaughter i see you in her eyes.Thank you for giving me the gift of knowledge!
In memory of my mom she was diagnosed with stage 3 ovarian cancer in Feb 2003 and died in Aug 2003 I miss her each day and know that she is with the Lord!!! My mom was so gentle and kind and she went out of her way to help everybody. She will always be in my heart!!! Her memories will live forever.
A breast cancer survivor for almost 20 years. In the end, your 6 year battle of bone cancer took the glue of our family. You are in the thoughts of many every single day. I miss my grandmother very much - the petty fights and intense love.
She worked through her cancer treatment with strength, grace and dignity. I learned so much about you Mom, in the last week of your life. Miss you!
Mary Hope is my dear mother who lost her battle with breast cancer on April 22, 2000. I love and miss her terribly.
Sister, you are missed dearly. You will always be in our hearts. We miss and love you so much.
Your struggle was long and hard. You are missed every day.
My mom, who we loved so dearly who died of endometrial cancer as her mom did. My braca was negative. We miss her and my nana, Selma Berkman so much.
I love you mommy and miss you every single day. I wish you could have had the things I am able to do to prevent cancer.
You inspired us all with your courage,humanity and dignity.Your friends in Virginia miss you.
My Mother. My Hero. My Inspiration. My Best Friend.
My Dearest friend lost her 8 year battle with Ovarian Cancer. I miss you so much Marty...the long talks we had and the closeness we shared. You will always be remembered and loved. RIP my friend.
Karen L. De Francesco died after a 20 month battle. She was a clinical social worker in Connecticut and worked from age 13. She missed the best years when she could have watched her sons reach adulthood and blossom. Her sons, Anthony, Joseph, & her sister, Kay, Kay, loved her dearly and miss her.
In Memory of my mom! I love and miss you.
In Honor of my Mom, my best friend. We're in this together.
The most gentle, sweet, wonderful sister you could want to have. Stage 1 ovarian cancer.