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Where's Outrage Over Privileged Protesters Harming Columbia Janitor? W/ Bari Weiss and Nellie Bowles
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Columbia Law Guild's Insane Anti-Israel Letter - and NYPD's Mic Drop Response, with Weiss and Bowles
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Great American Scenic Byways Tour
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Great American Scenic Byways Tour

Beartooth Pass Summit (see next photo) was the crescendo of a magnificent ride on Beartooth Highway from Wyoming into Red Lodge, Montana. Hairpin curves, few guardrails, and sweeping views make it one of the best scenic byways in America. (Photos by the author) In 2021, Steven Goode completed the Great American Deli Schlep, a 75‑day, 15,000‑mile motorcycle ride during which he visited the best Jewish deli in nearly every state and raised funds for MAZON, a Jewish nonprofit that fights hunger in America. You can read Goode’s feature about that ride here. –Ed.  I haven’t been everywhere, but it’s on my list.” This is a quote by Susan Sontag and words I ride by. After completing four major motorcycle trips around our wonderful country, each ranging from 11,000 to 17,000 miles, I told my wife I was done with long‑distance rides. Sort of the same way I’ve told her, many times over, that this was going to be my last motorcycle purchase. Of course, she didn’t believe me.  So when a riding buddy said we should plan a big trip, I was all in. All I needed was a cause and a theme for the ride. For a cause, I chose the Parkinson’s Foundation. In 2001, my mother passed away from Parkinson’s disease. A motorcycle trip supporting this cause would be a great way to not only honor her memory but raise money to support finding a cure and providing resources for those afflicted with this terrible disease.   Every trip starts with a send-off and the first mile. This banner about supporting the Parkinson’s Foundation made the entire journey with me. Although my mother most likely would not have approved of my 60‑day, 16,000‑mile motorcycle trip – she was still a mother after all – she would have been extremely proud of my commitment to this cause. She had a wild side, but she didn’t show it often for fear of encouraging her sons to follow in her path, which we did anyway. My late mother was the inspiration for this tour. This photo shows us in our backyard in 1979. For a theme, we decided to ride the top scenic byways in nearly every state. To help us plan the trip, National Geographic’s Guide to Scenic Highways and Byways (fifth edition) was an invaluable resource that provided descriptions, photos, maps, and interesting facts.  When I told the Parkinson’s Foundation about my plan, they were immediately supportive and offered to help create public awareness for the trip. An important part of the publicity was social media. I’m in my late 60s, and I didn’t do Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, etc., so their team handled that for me. They also created logos and designed T‑shirts, banners, and a web page for my blog. Klim supported the ride by providing me with a Latitude Gore‑Tex suit, and Nelson‑Rigg provided some waterproof luggage. Scan the QR code or click here to make a donation to the Parkinson’s Foundation. We named the ride The Great American Scenic Byways Tour supporting Parkinson’s Foundation. After reviewing the route and the time necessary to complete the ride, my friend said the trip would require too much time away from work, so he bowed out. Since I had already committed to the Foundation and this was a personal ride on behalf of my mother, I decided to go alone.  My friend Bruce Benton joined me for a wonderful ride on the Cherohala Skyway in Tennessee and North Carolina. For those of you who are curious how someone plans a 16,000‑mile trip, here are a few guidelines. First, get a map of the United States and put markers next to the places you plan to travel to. Second, using the rough route map, create a spreadsheet with columns for the city in which you begin your day’s ride; the destination city for that day; miles you plan to ride each day; and notes about the route, landmarks, and things to see. Good planning is key for a successful ride, and being organized reduces stress.  In Delaware I rode the Bayshore Scenic Byway. My Honda Gold Wing was a faithful companion on my deli schlep and scenic byways tours. A key element to any trip of this magnitude is planning for unforeseen events. My mantra is “It’s all about Plan B.” On a two‑month trip, there will be at least one unexpected twist pop up. Mine came three days in when my dermatologist called to tell me I had a melanoma on my back and he wanted to surgically remove it as soon as possible. Plan B: I turned the bike around, made a beeline to Chicago, had the surgery, and was back on the road 17 days later.  Cape Hatteras Light Station on the Outer Banks Scenic Byway in North Carolina. The beauty of this ride’s theme was that each scenic byway has its own personality. Like a thumbprint, every byway is unique. Almost everyone I met during the trip asked me, “What is the best scenic byway?” Just like when asked what the best motorcycle is, I answered, “The one I’m riding.” There are good reasons why National Geographic picked each of these byways to include in its guide. Each one gives the rider a special glimpse into the beauty of the region. This is the Blue Ridge Parkway near Blowing Rock, North Carolina, where the weather seems to change every minute. The quintessential scenic byway is one of America’s treasures. For example, the Red River Gorge Scenic Byway in Kentucky took me into forested backcountry, and I was able to get lost in my thoughts in the deep woods. One of the interesting features of this scenic byway is the Nada Tunnel, which is 900 feet long but only 12 feet wide and 13 feet high. There’s a single lane through the mountain, with no lights or painted lines. While pondering how to go through it, I asked some local Harley riders for advice. They said, “Look for a headlight at the end of the tunnel. If you see one, don’t go.” I felt like I was in a Road Runner cartoon. The Nada Tunnel is located near the Red River Gorge Scenic Byway in Kentucky. In Newport, Rhode Island, the scenic 10‑mile Ocean Drive provided a glimpse of how the other half lived during the Gilded Age in the late 1800s. The Vanderbilt, Astors, and Morgans all had their summer homes along this rocky coast.  Mansions along Rhode Island’s Ocean Drive. Spanning two states, the Talimena National Scenic Byway follows Arkansas Highway 88 and Oklahoma State Highway 1. On the morning I planned to ride it, the forecast said it would be 105 degrees in Dallas, Texas, my next destination. I left at 5 a.m. to arrive in Dallas in time to beat the heat. This early start gave me an opportunity to watch the sunrise over the byway.  Sunrise over the Talimena National Scenic Byway, which goes through Arkansas and Oklahoma. After five days on the road, I could no longer remember where I was the day before, what I had for dinner the night before, or which hotel I stayed in. That’s one of the great things about a two‑month motorcycle trip – getting lost in the journey. Writing a blog forced me to recreate the trip daily so it didn’t become one huge blur, and it also allowed friends, family, and supporters to follow my progress.  An old steam train in Essex on the Connecticut Valley Scenic Byway. Another benefit of a trip of this scale is all the things I learned along the way. Like a school on wheels, I learned about our United States up close and personal, gaining a new appreciation for each region’s distinct personality and history. After the trip, I had a better understanding of our collective history. Whether it was exploring what life was like on plantations, following the Trail of Tears, or riding the path of Lewis and Clark, I was able to take a long look at our country and how we grew up as a nation, both the good and the bad.  Slave quarters at the Oak Alley Plantation in Vacherie, Louisiana. This tour provided an education on America’s past, present, and future. Every long motorcycle trip has unexpected moments, and one left me speechless and cleaning the mess off my bike for days. Leaving Elko, Nevada, to ride to Idaho, I took State Route 225, a two‑lane road with virtually no traffic. As I was riding north, I noticed something that looked like pinecones on the pavement up ahead. Once I got closer, the “pinecones” began to scurry. As I continued to ride north, they completely covered the road. Then I noticed that the road’s tire tracks were turning red, not asphalt gray. It was an infestation of Mormon crickets, which are about 2 inches long and don’t fly, and I was riding through an invasion of Biblical proportions that went on for 50‑plus miles!  Taking a pause to enjoy a view of the Sawtooth Mountains after riding the Ponderosa Pines Scenic Byway in Idaho. My original plan was to ride through California’s Death Valley National Park. Just before I left, I received a call from my son. “Dad, did you hear that a 65‑year‑old guy just died in Death Valley? He had two flat tires on his car, and nobody came to his rescue. Are you sure you want to go into Death Valley by yourself, on your motorcycle, with temperatures reaching 115 degrees?” Plan B: Due to the intense heat and time constraints after my unexpected surgery, I opted to bypass California, Oregon, and Washington.  The Wetlands and Wildlife Scenic Byway in Kansas. My favorite scenic byway changed from day to day. When I was on the East Coast, I loved the Rangeley Lakes National Scenic Byway in Maine. Riding the 17.6‑mile Chesapeake Bay Bridge‑Tunnel (U.S. Route 13) in Virginia, which includes a tunnel under the water, from Norfolk to Fisherman Island National Wildlife Refuge, was spectacular. Somewhere in Maine, on my way to Rangeley Lakes Scenic Byway. Out West, it was U.S. Route 191 (Coronado Trail) in Arizona and State Route 12 in Utah. Beartooth Highway in Wyoming and Montana is a must‑ride. It is hard to choose only one scenic byway because each is special, and every one of them gave me new perspectives on the areas I was traveling through. U.S. Route 191 in Arizona between Alpine and Morenci is known as the Coronado Trail Scenic Byway – one of my all-time favorites. People also asked, “How do you pack for such a big trip?” My only advice is to take less than you think you need but all that’s necessary for unforeseen conditions (rain, cold, heat, etc.). You must think through all the variables and prepare a Plan B. If traveling solo, use a satellite tracking device so family and friends know how to find you.  Riding through Bryce Canyon National Park, which is located just off Scenic Byway 12 in Utah. Long motorcycle trips are not for everyone, but I love not knowing what is on the other side of the hill and feeling the thrill and power of the bike beneath me, experiences that keep me going day after day. I highly recommend checking out National Geographic’s Guide to Scenic Highways and Byways, picking a region, and planning your own adventure. I guarantee you won’t be disappointed. Take the time to enjoy the sights, sensations, and sinuous curves on America’s rich bounty of scenic byways. On the way down from the 14,115-foot summit of Pikes Peak in Colorado. During his Great American Scenic Byways tour, Steven Goode raised nearly $22,000 for the Parkinson’s Foundation. To make a donation, use the QR code above or click here. To read Goode’s blog, visit this page on Facebook. Below you’ll find a complete list of the scenic byways Goode rode on this tour. See all of Rider‘s touring stories here. Great American Scenic Byways Tour Alabama – Talladega Scenic Drive Arkansas – Arkansas Route 7 Scenic Byway Arizona – Coronado Trail Colorado – Pikes Peak Highway Connecticut – Lower Connecticut River Valley (State Route 9) Delaware – Delaware Bayshore Byway Florida – Panhandle Scenic Drive (State Route 399, U.S. Route 98) Georgia – Sea Island Idaho – Ponderosa Pine Scenic Byway Indiana – Ohio River Scenic Byway Kansas – Wetlands and Wildlife Scenic Byway Kentucky – Red River Gorge Scenic Byway Louisiana – Great River Road Maine – Rangeley Lakes Scenic Byway Maryland – Harriet Tubman Byway Massachusetts – Old King’s Highway (Cape Cod) Michigan – Copper Country Trail Minnesota – Great River Road Mississippi – Gulf Coast Scenic Byway/Hospitality Highway Missouri – Missouri Ozarks (State Route 19) Montana – Beartooth Highway Nevada – Lamoille Canyon Scenic Byway New Hampshire – Kancamagus Scenic Byway New Jersey – Delaware River Scenic Byway North Carolina – Outer Banks Scenic Byway & Blue Ridge Parkway New Mexico – High Road to Taos Scenic Byway New York – Catskill Mountains Scenic Byway North Dakota – Standing Rock Native American Scenic Byway Ohio – Ohio River Scenic Byway Oklahoma – Talimena National Scenic Byway Pennsylvania – PA Route 6 Rhode Island – Ocean Drive South Carolina – Edisto Island National Scenic Byway South Dakota – Native American Scenic Byway Tennessee – Cherohala Skyway Texas – Canyon Sweep (State Route 207) Utah – Scenic Byway 12 Vermont – Vermont Route 100 Virginia – Back of the Dragon & Blue Ridge Parkway West Virginia – Midland Trail Wisconsin – Great River Road Wyoming – Beartooth Highway The post Great American Scenic Byways Tour appeared first on Rider Magazine.
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School Board Votes To Restore Names Of Confederate Military Leaders To Two Public Schools
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School Board Votes To Restore Names Of Confederate Military Leaders To Two Public Schools

The school board in Shenandoah County, Virginia, voted on Friday to restore the names of Confederate leaders at two public schools. The measure to reverse a previous board’s decision to change the names of schools linked to Stonewall Jackson, Robert E. Lee, and Turner Ashby passed in a 5-1 vote. Mountain View High School will restore its previous name, Stonewall Jackson High School. Honey Run Elementary School will restore its previous name, Ashby-Lee Elementary School. WATCH: Confederate names will be reinstated at two schools in Shenandoah County, Virginia, after the school board voted in favor of the move. US institutions removed symbols of the Confederacy for four years following George Floyd's murder in 2020 pic.twitter.com/6iBDXnPAEm — Reuters (@Reuters) May 10, 2024 “I ask that when you cast your vote, you remember that Stonewall Jackson and others fighting on the side of the Confederacy in this area were intent on protecting the land, the buildings and the lives of those under attack,” said a woman urging the board to restore the Confederate names, according to CNN. Per CNN: In the years since the 2020 killing of George Floyd, the names of Confederate leaders, Confederate monuments and symbols have been removed from numerous schools, universities, military facilities and even the Washington National Cathedral’s windows. Nearly four years ago, the Shenandoah County School Board made such a decision and moved to rename Stonewall Jackson High School and Ashby Lee Elementary School. The schools had been named after Confederate Gens. Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson, Robert E. Lee and Turner Ashby. That 2020 move was part of a resolution condemning racism and affirming the district’s “commitment to an inclusive school environment,” according to school board documents. The schools have been called Mountain View High School and Honey Run Elementary School since July 2021, according to board documents. But the composition of the school board is different now than it was during the 2020 decision – all six seats are held by different people. BREAKING: Members of the school board for Shenandoah County Public Schools have voted to restore the former Confederate names of two schools, marking what appears to be one of the first reversals of removed Confederate names over the past four years. Mountain View High School… pic.twitter.com/659k4DJ6ap — Ben Zeisloft (@BenZeisloft) May 10, 2024 Congrats to my sister-in-law Gloria Carlineo—elected to the Shenandoah County School Board last year—on pushing for this & getting it done https://t.co/1sGnCKhip3 https://t.co/Hc2nEOKNlr — Anthony Sabatini (@AnthonySabatini) May 10, 2024 NBC News reports: But in Shenandoah County, the conservative group Coalition for Better Schools petitioned school officials to reinstate the names of Jackson, Lee and Ashby. “We believe that revisiting this decision is essential to honor our community’s heritage and respect the wishes of the majority,” the coalition wrote in an April 3 letter to the board, according to a copy posted online. The board considered a similar motion in 2022, but it failed because of a tie vote. Four years ago, a previous incarnation of the board moved to change the names in a 5-1 vote, according to minutes from a meeting held July 9, 2020. The minutes say that the goal of the resolution was “condemning racism and affirming the division’s commitment to an inclusive school environment for all.” The current members said the 2020 board’s decision was made hastily and without appropriate community input. About 80 people spoke Thursday before the board’s vote — more than 50 of them against restoring the old names.
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Republican Governor Signs Bill To Cut Funding For Planned Parenthood
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Republican Governor Signs Bill To Cut Funding For Planned Parenthood

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson, a Republican, signed legislation Thursday to cut Planned Parenthood from the state’s Medicaid program. The bill would make Missouri the latest state to block Medicaid funding for the organization, joining Arkansas, Mississippi, and Texas. “Our administration has been the strongest pro-life administration in Missouri history,” Parson said, according to the Associated Press. “We’ve ended all elective abortions in this state, approved new support for mothers, expecting mothers, and children, and, with this bill, ensured that we are not sending taxpayer dollars to abortion providers for any purpose,” he added. BREAKING: Missouri Governor Mike parson just signed a bill to defund Planned Parenthood.https://t.co/Ar24PWtQnv pic.twitter.com/rvE2IqO3AK — LifeNews.com (@LifeNewsHQ) May 9, 2024 From the Associated Press: In Missouri, Republicans have tried for years to block Medicaid funding from going to Planned Parenthood clinics because of its association with abortion. That has continued even though Planned Parenthood no longer performs abortions in Missouri. A state law prohibiting most abortions took effect after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned a nationwide right to abortion in June 2022. Defunding efforts in the state have been repeatedly thwarted in the courts. A February Missouri Supreme Court ruling found that lawmakers’ latest attempt at defunding Planned Parenthood was unconstitutional. “This bill not only defies the ruling of Missouri’s highest court but also flouts federal Medicaid law,” the region’s Planned Parenthood center said in a statement. “By denying Medicaid patients’ right to receive health care from Planned Parenthood, politicians are directly obstructing access to much-needed health services, including birth control, cancer screenings, annual wellness exams, and STI testing and treatment.” Missouri Planned Parenthood plans to continue treating Medicaid patients at no cost, according to the organization. Missouri Republicans pass bill to defund Planned Parenthood, other abortion businesses READ MORE: https://t.co/0ivwipFrwB#Missouri #abortion #ProLife #Republicans #news pic.twitter.com/gzugN3WeSi — LifeSiteNews (@LifeSite) May 3, 2024 LifeNews wrote: Prior to 2020, Missouri restricted family planning funds to abortion providers through the budget process. In 2020, Planned Parenthood and others filed suit against that defunding process and the Missouri Supreme Court agreed that it was unconstitutional but also stated that the defunding could be done by placing the pro-life protective language in statute. The legislature has now successfully placed the pro-life language, which will go into effect at the end of August, in statute. In December, Planned Parenthood staff in Missouri were filmed by Project Veritas, stating that they would take minor girls across state lines for abortions without their parents’ knowledge or consent. In February, Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey filed suit against Planned Parenthood for violations of Missouri laws. In their recently released 2022-2023 annual report, Planned Parenthood reported total income of over 2 billion dollars. For the year the annual report covers, Planned Parenthood performed 392,715 abortions, or about 4 in 10 abortions, and abortions outnumbered prenatal care 62 to 1. In addition, according to their report, Planned Parenthood boosted its abortion numbers by facilitating “transportation and travel support, financial assistance, and referrals.” Watch the Project Veritas report below: BREAKING PART ONE MOM CAN’T KNOW: Planned Parenthood (@PPFA) Transports Minors Across State Lines for Secret Abortions “We never tell the parents anything.” – Managing Director, Kansas City, Missouri RT & SHARE #SecretAbortions pic.twitter.com/TxtK2K2kFM — Project Veritas (@Project_Veritas) December 21, 2023
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ADL Demands Warrantless FISA Spying on ‘Anti-Israel’ Citizens
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ADL Demands Warrantless FISA Spying on ‘Anti-Israel’ Citizens

The Anti Defamation League (ADL) has demanded that the Biden regime illegally spy on American citizens and report anyone who expresses anti-Israeli sentiments. Officials from the ADL are now lobbying congress to allow FISA to [...] The post ADL Demands Warrantless FISA Spying on ‘Anti-Israel’ Citizens appeared first on The People's Voice.
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FBI Says It Has Restarted Big Tech Censorship Program To Stop Trump Winning 2024
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FBI Says It Has Restarted Big Tech Censorship Program To Stop Trump Winning 2024

The FBI has announced plans to restart its censorship program with all the major Big Tech platforms in order to prevent Trump winning the 2024 election. On Monday, Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., the chair of [...] The post FBI Says It Has Restarted Big Tech Censorship Program To Stop Trump Winning 2024 appeared first on The People's Voice.
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