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For someone not even old enough to drink, Sareena Dominguez sure has accomplished a lot: After signing to the River Jones Music label less than a year and half ago, she's played South by Southwest, released an album (her debut, Moonbeams), and starred in a music video of the same name, directed by L ... More >>
Among the many accomplishments baroque folk songwriter Michelle Blades achieved while she was in Phoenix was fronting the exuberant glee-punk trio North Dakota, which placed her normally taut voice in a virulent garage rock context facilitated by bandmates Mo Neuharth and Emily Hobeheidar.
The New Year promises to bring excitement to River Jones Music, as the label just added five bands from around the nation to its roster. From Portland comes Bike Thief and Alameda, from Austin comes the Technicolor Hearts, from Seattle comes Sophia Duccini and from Tempe comes local music scene fixt ... More >>
See also: New Documentary Bigger Than Sound Tracks the Career of Local Promoter Charlie LevyIf you didn't catch the screening of Bigger Than Sound at ASU's downtown journalism school last May, then chances are you probably haven't seen the student-made documentary that chronicles the career of local ... More >>
Curious about what's going on around town this weekend? Need some suggestions where to rock, dance, or krump in the Valley of the Sun? Don't fret: These are our Five Shows to See This Weekend.
See also: Songwriter Michelle Blades Walks a Tightrope See also: Michelle Blades Streams Album, MarianaIn this week's issue, we discuss Valley singer/songwriter Michelle Blades, and her delicate balance between riot grrrl verve and orchestral grandeur. We ended up with more material than we could fi ... More >>
Curious about what's going on around town this weekend? Need some suggestions as to how to rock, dance, or krump in the Valley of the Sun? Don't fret: These are our Five Shows to See This Weekend.
See also: Hoodlums Music Turns 13: Reflections From Owner Steve Wiley See also: Hoodlums to Host "Hoodstock" Festival to Benefit Tempe's Broadmor Elementary Sad news out of Tempe today: Hoodlums Music and Movies is going into "hibernation" on Wednesday, August 15. It's a curious term, hibernation ... More >>
JEFF the Brotherhood, North Dakota, Wooden Indian Rhythm Room Thursday, May 17 The three bands on stage at Rhythm Room didn't sound very much alike -- and that's a good thing. It was a treat to see three distinct bands perfectly execute their respective sounds at last night's JEFF the Brotherhood g ... More >>
As a recent graduate from Arizona State University, I can attest to the student showcases the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication regularly hosts. The second floor of the school's downtown building houses the First Amendment Forum, where CNN constantly airs. The public space ... More >>
The life of a gigging band is pretty rough: Tempe-based alt-rockers Vinyl Station play eight gigs a week to make ends meet, populating Valley bars like the Rogue, Rosie McCaffery's, and Kazimierz Wine Bar with their original tunes and alternative covers. On Sunday, March 25 the band is scheduled t ... More >>
You expect the typical rock 'n' roll drama when a band takes to the studio to tackle its sophomore album: band fights, creative control struggles, and gigantic egos. But it wasn't any of that stuff that caused the four year gap between Source Victoria's The Fast Escape and their airtight new record, ... More >>
It's been two years since Arizona transplant Michelle Blades' last album release. During that time the soulful singer-songwriter spent some time in Paris where she turned 21, and put in work on her new record, Mariana. The new album, which is scheduled for release on February 18, is current ... More >>
Mergence's 11.11.11. Show at Crescent Ballroom The 11.11.11 show featuring Mergence, Kongos, The Technicolors, and Huckleberry was long anticipated. And you could feel that excitement all throughout the night at the Crescent Ballroom. Arriving around 9:45 pm, the patio was packed, the lounge wa ... More >>
Photos by Anthony SandovalMichelle BladesSince 1984, TED has dedicated itself to providing a platform where world-changing ideas are exchanged from speaker to audience. The abbreviation stands for technology, entertainment and design. The "x" in TEDx simply means it's a completely independent ... More >>
Courtesy Rhythm RoomThe Rhythm Room opened in 1991, and this week the juke joint celebrates 20 years of operation by bringing in both the blues artists that have defined the place as well the local indie music that promoters like Psyko Steve bring to the room.
River JonesRiver Jones Jones is the owner of local record label River Jones Music. When you put your key in the ignition and turn on the radio, what station would play right now? Growing up, I listened to KDKB, KUPD, KEDJ, and KUKQ. Now, I am always streaming music 24/7. But, in the car I liste ... More >>
Kara RoschiKara Roschi The local artist is co-owner of Practical Art. When you put your key in the ignition and turn on the radio, what station would play right now? I am proud to be car-free! But when I did have one, it was NPR in the afternoons, KSLX in the evenings ('specially Gettin' the L ... More >>
Melissa FossumMichelle Blades playing live at the River Jones Music & Friends Festival at Paisley Violin in Phoenix.River Jones Music Festival The Paisley Violin Sunday, January 16, 2011 The first images that came to mind when I heard about a folk festival at The Paisley Violin? Tie-dyed col ... More >>
Andrew Ebright Song: Glacier Saints, "The Devil" Context: The Seattle-based male/female duo will be filling the Trunk Space with their haunting indie-electro tunes and soulful singing later tonight. Lady Lazarus, Hug-of-War, and Michelle Blades will also perform. (Click here for more details) ... More >>
Source Victoria Here are some of the guitars Source Victoria is using on work on their new album at Saltmine Studios in PhoenixWhile bands like The Necronauts and Whiskey Six were out gigging this weekend, Source Victoria spent their time in the studio. Josh Montgomery from ... More >>
Sunday afternoon, Modified filled to capacity for River Jones Music Label's Final Folk Fest. Seventeen bands and solo artists played to eager audiences, mainly sitting pretzel-legged on the rickety floorboards, hot beverage in hand, while wintery winds sauntered through the old house. This ain't ... More >>
Apart from a markedly talented five band bill, the first night of the last Modifest brought Modified Arts owner Kimber Lanning to the event's forefront. After Treasure Mammal completed an invigorating set, Lanning stepped toward the stage and addressed the crowd. "Music is my number one passion," ... More >>
Turn Back O Man is scheduled to perform tonight at Fifth and Roosevelt streets.Downtown Phoenix is gonna be a hotbed of activity this weekend. Of the 10 different low-cost/no-cost events getting pimped in this blog post, eight will be taking place within the confines of P-Town's urban core. There ... More >>
Did you miss Phish's festival in Indio, California last weekend but just really, really want to be at a show where everyone is high? You're in luck, as 311 comes to The Marquee on Dec. 10. If smack is more your speed there's also a Sublime cover band coming through as part of this week's announce ... More >>
Michelle Blades... and Modified Arts is down there somewhere.Modified Arts is will again host a three-day music showcase for some of Phoenix's best up and coming bands. The event, which started last year with 25 local bands and comedians, has commitments from What Laura Says, Matthew Reveles, Bla ... More >>
Fundraiser features live music, gently used cuisine
The Bay Area's Nobunny will terrorize the Trunk Space on Saturday night. There are gonna be two kinds of people in the Valley this weekend: Those who can afford to go to Fall Frenzy, and those who can't. Given the $50-$60 price tag for tickets, its to be expected that a few thrifty types might consi ... More >>
San Diego indie rock outfit The Black Heart Procession hits the road in support of their new record Six (the band abandoned their numbering system, used through their first three albums, for the last two, The Spell and Amore De Tropico, but is returning to it now) coming through The Rhythm Room on O ... More >>
ASU Cronkite Journalism School Mourns the Death of Its Namesake Walter Cronkite, famous CBS anchorman known as "the most trusted man in America," and long-time mentor to Arizona State University School of Journalism students, died today at his New York home. He was 92...full story Rockstar Mayhem T ... More >>
It's been a pretty great year for New Times when it comes to lining up headliners for our Summer of Sound showcase featuring the best local bands of five genres. First we had hard-nosed LA R&B band The BellRays, who killed at our Americana show at Mill Cue Club. Then, we had Jim Adkins make his ... More >>
The ATL's Le Castle Vania will kick out the electro-house beats on Friday at Bar Smith. There's more to see and do this weekend than just staring at massive explosions of gunpowder in the sky while some Lee Greenwood anthem plays in the background. A lot more. Since you've got three straight days a ... More >>
When I think of folk music, I think of older, fogey-er guys and gals who strum slowly and sing about wild horses and flowers . . . But the Phoenix Annual Summer Folk Festival at Modified Arts, presented Thursday by River Jones Music, made folk cool again.For a Thursday afternoon in June, the fest at ... More >>


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- The Tennessee Bar Association is planning public hearings across the state this fall to look for ways to improve the state's conservatorship law.
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'H.W. Arndt has been Australia's leading scholar of Asian economic development for over thirty years'- Former World Bank President James D Wolfensohn.The year of Heinz Wolfgang Arndt's birth, 1915, was not a good time for a German boy to be born. His country was soon to be defeated in a great war, his school years were shadowed by the rise of Hitler. Yet when Heinz's long-buried Jewish background led his academic father to lose his chair in chemistry and flee to Oxford, Heinz followed. As Heinz put it, the calamity of Hitler's rise to power led him to 'the incredible good fortune of an Oxford education and a life spent in England and Australia.'This was a man of inexhaustible energy and optimism, who returned from months behind barbed wire interned in Canada to write a historical classic—The Economic Lessons of the Nineteen-Thirties. He seized the opportunity of an unexpected job offer to set off with his young family for Sydney where he quickly established himself as a leading authority on the Australian banking system, embarked on his fifty year career as a gifted university teacher and enjoyed the first of many vigorous forays as a public intellectual.But it was at ANU that Heinz took the bold step which led him to become the Grand Old Man of Asian Economics. In 1966, just after the Sukarno coup and the year of living dangerously, he determined the time had come to study the Indonesian economy. It took all his charm, persistence and formidable intellect to persuade the Indonesians to open their doors to him. The result was a world-leading centre of Indonesian economics which greatly contributed to the development of modern Indonesia.
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The proceedings published here relate to a conference that was proposed to focus on a decisive aspect of cataloguing. Authority control is the process that ensures the formal uniformity of the options selected for access: author, title, institution, subject. Authority control is an operation that integrates the catalogue architecture, contributing to achieve its objectives by addressing the quality of the registration indices. In addition to offering an opportunity for exchange between the leading world experts in the sector, the conference was also designed to make a contribution to the debate on the review of the national cataloguing codes and their possible harmonisation.
Il convegno di cui si pubblicano gli Atti si è proposto quale momento di riflessione su un aspetto decisivo della catalogazione. L'authority control è il processo per assicurare l'omogeneità formale di ciascuna voce scelta come accesso: autore, titolo, ente, soggetto. L'authority control è un'operazione integrante l'architettura del catalogo, contribuisce a realizzare i suoi obiettivi curando la qualità degli indici delle registrazioni. Oltre ad essere un'occasione di confronto teorico tra i maggiori esperti mondiali del settore, il convegno ha voluto anche apportare un contributo al dibattito sulla revisione dei codici di catalogazione nazionali e sulla loro possibile armonizzazione.
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This book illustrates the history of the Library of the Faculty of Arts and Philosophy of the University of Florence, tracing it from the origins up to the present: "from the pen to the computer", against the backdrop of Florence from unification to the threshold of the third millennium. The Library is inserted in the historic and geographical context in which it emerged, with references to the political and economic situation of Tuscany starting from the end of the Grand Duchy.
Il volume illustra la storia della Biblioteca della Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia dell'Università di Firenze, tracciandone il profilo dalle origini ai giorni nostri: "dalla penna all'elaboratore", in una Firenze dall'unità alle soglie del 2000. La Biblioteca è inserita nel contesto storico geografico all'interno del quale è nata, con riferimenti alla situazione politica ed economica della Toscana, a partire dalla fine del Granducato.
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Libraries are not passive to the rapid and profound digital change. They have recognized and accepted the task and opportunity to actively participate in shaping a sustainable information infrastructure for a modern knowledge society. They use the opportunities of new information technologies to build digital libraries and to expand its service range by offering innovative services. Acknowledged experts from libraries and science in this book give an in-depth insight into current developments in this very important sector for libraries. The topics of the contributions in this volume range of approaches and strategies to improve the information structure of academic libraries on concrete examples of the establishment and development of digital libraries in practice to prospects for future development opportunities and areas of action.
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The LIBER Architecture Group reflects on experience of European library building projects from the past twenty years in order to plan the next generation of library buildings. This documentation of recent library building projects accompanies the 14th Seminar of the LIBER Architecture Group, taking place in Budapest and Debrecen (Hungary) 8–12 of April 2008. Most described projects refer to scientific research libraries, however readers will find examples of an archive or public libraries in Amsterdam and Antwerp. Libraries nowadays are spaces to house information resources (and multimedia) but as well places for learning and communication. Recent design of research libraries takes this new usage into account. Therefore examples of »Learning Resource Centers« supporting students during their studies are enclosed.
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Digital technology is increasingly impacting how we keep informed, how we communicate professionally and privately, and how we initiate and maintain relationships with others. The function and meaning of new forms of computer-mediated communication (CMC) is not always clear to users on the onset and must be negotiated by communities, institutions and individuals alike. Are chatrooms and virtual environments suitable for business communication? Is email increasingly a channel for work-related, formal communication and thus "for old people", as especially young Internet users flock to Social Networking Sites (SNSs)? Cornelius Puschmann examines the linguistic and rhetorical properties of the weblog, another relatively young genre of CMC, to determine its function in private and professional (business) communication. He approaches the question of what functions blogs realize for authors and readers and argues that corporate blogs, which, like blogs by private individuals, are a highly diverse in terms of their form, function and intended audience, essentially mimic key characteristics of private blogs in order to appear open, non-persuasive and personal, all essential qualities for companies that wish to make a positive impression on their constituents.
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Over the last twenty years, advanced communication technologies have become pervasive throughout Western society. These technologies have not only revolutionised the delivery of public and private services, they have shaped consumers' expectations about service quality.This guide (written for managers who have an interest in expanding their approach to public engagement, rather than IT professionals) assesses the value that new communications and computing technology can bring to interactions with a range of potential stakeholders.An engaging, provocative and thorough survey of available technologies and potential applications, this is a 'must read' for policy and program practitioners who are considering options for electronic engagement.
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This volume contains the proceedings of the Conference on the Management of collections and co-operation in the hybrid library, which was organised in Florence on 13 October 2005 by the Italian Libraries Association (Tuscan Section and University and Research Committee). The contributions are dedicated in particular to grasping the opportunities and adaptations generated by Internet and the possibility of disseminating electronic documents, both in the development of the collections and the planning of services and in the study of new forms of communication between institutions.
Il volume raccoglie gli atti del convegno su Gestione delle raccolte e cooperazione nella biblioteca ibrida, organizzato a Firenze il 13 ottobre 2005 dall'Associazione Italiana Biblioteche (Sezione Toscana e Commissione Università e Ricerca). I contributi sono dedicati in particolare a cogliere le opportunità e le modifiche dovute ad Internet e alla possibilità di diffondere documenti elettronici sia nello sviluppo delle raccolte, sia nella pianificazione dei servizi, sia nello studio di nuove forme di cooperazione fra istituzioni.
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The implementation of open access policies in Europe is a socio-technical undertaking whereby a wide range of stakeholders work together to bring out the benefits of open access for European and global research. This work provides a unique overview of national awareness of open access in 32 European countries involving all EU member states and in addition, Norway, Iceland, Croatia, Switzerland and Turkey. It describes funder and institutional open access mandates in Europe and national strategies to introduce and implement them. An overview of the current European repository infrastructures is given, including institutional and disciplinary repositories, national repository networks, information portals and support networks. This work also outlines OpenAIREplus, a continuation project which aims to widen the scope of OpenAIRE by connecting publications to contextual information, such as research data and funding information. Opportunities for collaboration in order to achieve European and global synergies are also highlighted. The OpenAIRE project, a joint collaboration among 38 partners from 27 European countries, has built up a network of open repositories providing free online access to knowledge produced by researchers receiving grants from the European Commission or the European Research Council. It provides support structures for researchers, operates an electronic infrastructure and a portal to access all user-level services and works with several subject communities. Birgit Schmidt is affi liated with Goettingen State and University Library. Iryna Kuchma is affi liated with EIFL.
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I will preface this review with this statement: Read this book. No really, do it. One of my first thoughts upon finishing The Hole In Our Gospel by Richard Stearns was, 'This book is The Irresistible Revoltion (by Shane Claiborne) for people with a mortgage.' The Irresistible Revolution is one of my favorite books of all-time, but the fact is, many Christians in comfortable suburban America will be put off by the radicalism of his message. The Hole in Our Gospel, written by the current president of World Vision, is essentially a clarion call to greater social action on the part of Christians on behalf of the world's poor. What excites me most about the book is that it is written by a man who has been a corporate CEO, and who has lived virtually his entire adult life in the upper class (though the obstacles he had to overcome as a child to get there are remarkable). In other words, he is someone who will have the ear of comfortable Americans who perhaps are less willing to listen to the Shane Claibornes of the world. The book's thesis is, "Being a Christian, or follower of Jesus Christ, requires much more than just having a personal and transforming relationship with God. It also entails a public and transforming relationship with the world." Through the next section of the book, Stearns details his own journey from atheist to Christian, and then from corporate CEO to World Vision president. From there he goes on to frankly describe the horrifying state of the world that we live in. He talks about poverty. He talks about disease. He talks about war. He talks about all of the major factors that contribute to the devastating poverty that we in America are safely insulated from. From there he talks about the unfortunate reality that many of us in America that call ourselves Christians have done far too little to aid the world's poor. He speaks humbly, and one who admittedly has to sometimes have his own conscience awakened to the plight of the poor, but at the same time he is bold in calling all of us to a higher standard of utilizing our time, talent, and treasure for the sake of the world's poor. He says, I believe rightly, that there is a gaping hole in our understanding of the gospel that somehow allows us to continue to be Christian while ignoring the poor. The overwhelming witness of Scripture is that such a lifestyle is incongruent with biblical Christianity, and Stearns makes this point compellingly. He closes the book with several chapters calling for action and offering remarkable stories of ordinary people who used their gifts to make a difference in the lives of the poor. Throughout the book Stearns is humble, yet bold, and I honestly believe it is close to impossible to read this book without being moved to action. As a Christian, I sincerely hope this book makes it into the hands of a lot of senior pastors. The message of this book is one that leaders especially need to hear. I just finished a three year stint as a college pastor, and I hope to spend my career serving in pastoral ministry, so I know how easy it is to get tunnel vision and grow to care only about my own congregation and its needs. The fact is there are tens of millions of church-attenders in America, and it is high times that we were galvinized for a cause greater than building another fancy building. If the church in America truly got behind the cause of lifting the poor out of poverty, it would happen. If the church in America truly got behind the cause of lifting the poor out of poverty, it would also serve as a powerful witness to the
transformative power of the gospel, something that is sorely needed in a world where statistics are beginning to show virtually no measurable difference in the way that Christians and non-Christians life their lives. I personally was convicted, challenged, and inspired by Richard Stearns' book, and I hope that you will read it, too. His message is an urgent, Christ-inspired message for an urgent time.


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Pronunciation: /rɪˈpleɪs/
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- 1 1.1 (be, act as replacement for) [secretary/teacher] sustituir*, reemplazar* nobody can ever replace you, my darling nadie podrá nunca ocupar tu lugar, cariñoExample sentences
Example sentences1.2 (provide replacement for) she had to replace the cups she had broken tuvo que reponer las tazas que había roto incompetent managers are quickly replaced los directores incompetentes son sustituidos rápidamente 1.3 (change) cambiar the batteries need replacing every few months cada pocos meses hay que cambiar las pilas to replace sth
- This system has quietly been replaced at every studio with a deal that returns about 55% to the studios no matter what week of the run it is.
- When the play became a film, the entire original cast returned except for Tandy, who was replaced with Gone with the Wind's Vivien Leigh.
- Just a year later on, and following the departure of Dalley, replaced by Ros Murray, the band appear to return to some of their earlier instrumental sound with this third album.
- In China perhaps nationalism plays its most important role in replacing other elements in the official ideology that are having to be jettisoned to accommodate the effects of economic reform.
- Denzel Washington does his thing in the Sinatra role, replacing Frank's shaken-but-confident characterization with an unsure and frightened soul.
- What they have not said is that the particular foam that was in use at the time was an environmental substitute replacing a material that had worked well.
withsth cambiar algo poralgo the frames were replaced with plastic ones cambiaron los marcos por unos de plástico to replace a man with a machine sustituir* or reemplazar* a un hombre por una máquinaExample sentences
- One of the charter boats had to be replaced at the last minute because of a broken bilge pump.
- Although the broken window would still need to be replaced, the inner pane protects the building's interior from the fierce winds.
- Broken roof tiles should be replaced and broken windows should be repaired.
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Fertilizer Plant Explosion – Video
Here's the fertilizer plant explosion near Waco, Texas. At first it was on fire… then it explodes! Watch the video here:
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Dani Moore, dispatcher with the Texas Department of Pubic Safety, said she did not know how many were injured or the extent of their injuries.
"The fertilizer plant was on fire. Firefighters were on the scene. There was an explosion … followed by a second explosion," she said.
She said there were multiple damages to structures and vehicles. She said she had no information on the cause of the blasts or fire.
WFAA.com reported at least 10 structures were on fire, including a school which is next door to the plant. An emergency triage center was set up at a high school football field.
The TV station said on its website that a shock wave was felt in parts of North Texas.
The Waco Tribune reported injuries to several people including firefighters.
The fertilizer plant is about 20 miles north of Waco and just off Interstate 35.
KWTX.com reported one of the nearby buildings damaged was a nursing home, and state troopers transported some of the injured to hospitals in patrol cars.
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This is indeed very disturbing. All those who have died are resting in peace now hopefully.
I wonder why there is a school close to a nuclear plant, I think it is very risky.
@deanowilk that is so soooo scary! Poor kid in the back :(


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Greenwich Council ignores locals and backs new Ikea store
Greenwich Council's planning board ignored well over an hour of public criticism last night to back outline plans by furniture giant Ikea to build a store in east Greenwich.
The seven-strong board split on party lines to endorse the proposal, with the council's Labour leader Chris Roberts among the five members backing the scheme – despite Labour councillors and candidates joining opponents to speak out. The two Conservatives opposed the scheme.
The decision is just an outline approval – Ikea will have to return to the council at a later date with detailed plans before construction can go ahead on the site currently occupied by the "eco-friendly" Sainsbury's store, which is relocating to Charlton.
Greenwich planning officers said Ikea was considering subsidising delivery for those who use public transport to get to the store, although neither they nor Ikea representatives were clear about what this would mean.
Members of the public spoke for an hour and quarter on the scheme, with nobody supporting it. Opponents included Labour councillors Mary Mills and Alex Grant.
"So many people have got in touch with me – there's so much wrong with this, I can't go into detail," Peninsula councillor Mills said.
"When I was elected 14 years ago, it seemed as if Greenwich had taken on board sustainability. It seems like we're running away from that now."
Blackheath Westcombe councillor Alex Grant also recalled approving the original Sainsbury's scheme as "a rookie councillor", branding traffic predictions "nonsense". He suggested Ikea be invited to select a more suitable site.
Greenwich & Woolwich parliamentary candidate Matt Pennycook acknowleged the promised 400 jobs – "the people who will benefit are not in this room" – but added he was "extremely concerned" about traffic and pollution.
"Too much rests on underlying assumptions which may not be realised," he told the planning board.
One resident of Greenwich Millennium Village told the board: "Common sense tells me this will be a nightmare for the area if it goes ahead. We're not an out-of-town shopping centre, we're a thriving community."
Other residents questioned why Ikea was unwilling to compromise its business model, with one pointing out that the store operates a car-free model in Hong Kong.
Charlton Society chair (and Labour council candidate) David Gardner questioned why Ikea aimed for 35% of visitors using public transport in Greenwich, when the Croydon store – which lies off a tram line – only has 28%.
Another local resident, Martin Stanforth, said the Croydon Ikea could not cope with the traffic, adding: "Our streets are not designed for massive amounts of traffic.
"You cannot approve this store until you've been to Ikea Croydon on a Saturday afternoon. What's your legacy going to be?"
But councillors on the board were unmoved – indeed, regeneration cabinet member Denise Hyland asked planning officers from the start of the meeting how the council could enforce conditions if the application was approved.
Greenwich Council leader Chris Roberts said he was aiming to reverse the legacy of 1980s car-centric development – but backed the scheme regardless.
Abbey Wood Labour councillor Clive Mardner backed the scheme, emphasising the importance of working with local people and adding: "I assume they're taking on board air quality."
Both Conservative councillors on the board opposed the scheme. Blackheath Westcombe councillor Geoff Brighty called the traffic predictions "laughable".
Veteran colleague Dermot Poston (Eltham North) called the existing Sainsbury's store "revolutionary" and "beautiful" – which led to him being accused of "playing to the gallery" by Roberts in a meeting which is supposed to be non-partisan.
Poston also questioned the lack of environmental impact assessment, and accused the council of arrogance for ignoring the 20th Century Society's application to have the Sainsbury's building listed.
But in the end, the board appeared determined to back the scheme – no matter how shaky the case, or how much Chris Roberts' own Labour councillors and candidates opposed it.
For tweets from last night's planning board, take a look at this Storify page.
Votes for: Steve Offord (Lab, Abbey Wood/ housing cabinet member), Clive Mardner (Lab, Abbey Wood), Denise Hyland (Lab, Abbey Wood/ regeneration cabinet member), Chris Roberts (Lab, Glyndon/ council leader), Ray Walker (Lab, Eltham West/ chief whip).
Votes against: Geoff Brighty (Con, Blackheath Westcombe), Dermot Poston (Con, Eltham North)
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You are absolutley right Runner 500. Thanks for the update Darryl.
Some on the Council appear to have forgotten who they work for, I'm sure they'll remember on the run up to May.
Thanks for the updates Darryl.
There does seem to be a correlation between this and the planned cinema & flats in Eltham – one of parking.
I suppose complaints about parking will fall down the hole that is roads/traffic. Do GC departments talk to each other and what have roads/traffic had to say about any of these developments I wonder?
Perhaps a copy of Sim-City would help.
Thank you for an excellent summary of last night's Planning Board.
I was the speaker who gave the example of the car free IKEA stores in Hong Kong. There are two stores in HK where customers can visit the showroom, pick up small items in the market hall and order larger items for delivery. If IKEA were genuinely committed to sustainability, this is the model they would propose. If they build a full size store with a self service furniture warehouse, people will drive to collect their flat pack furniture. The only way to realistically prevent this is not to make this available as an option.
Strangely, IKEA confirmed at the meeting that there could be no compromise on delivery charges (these are dictated centrally from outside the UK), but said simply that, if their (grossly underestimated) traffic predictions did not come good, they would take steps to sort it out.
Councillors who voted in favour seemed to think that the issues would be resolved through a traffic plan. No traffic plan can increase the capacity of the roads in the area and, if a full size IKEA is built, nothing will stop people travelling by car to collect furniture from the self service warehouse, especially as IKEA said that they cannot reduce delivery charges.
The planning officer himself predicts a self-controlling chaos in which customers who find it a nightmare to park and get stuck in traffic in our local road network decide not to visit the store by car the next time. Perhaps they will also decide never to come back to grid-locked Greenwich again full-stop? No-one talked about the impact of the traffic chaos on other businesses in the area, but I guess that is as irrelevant as the impact on local residents who presented eloquently and passionately on this subject last night.
I live very near the site in GMV and attended last night's meeting. I was sceptical about Ikea and not excited of potentially having window views of the blue box. I didn't speak but would have asked a bus-related question if permitted. Was very surprised that free delivery was posed as a solution to traffic and pollution ? Deliveries will probably end up increasing white van traffic on local bottlenecks during the week.
However, I actually left the meeting thinking Ikea is probably the most favourable option to take over the Sainsbury's site. The numerous protestations actually failed to suggestt any alternative leaseholders or uses for the two plots. The Sainsbury building was exemplified as great architecture. But it's roof leaks and running energy costs are well known. What non-food retailer is going to want to take over the site?
As a local resident, the last thing I want is a half vacant retail plot – that deters investors and future homeowners. The Comet site was already vacant for over a year. A John Lewis Homehme would be lovely, but there's already a Waitrose Home at Canary Wharf and JL at Stratford Westfield. M&S is already at the Charlton retail park and again, there's a large store at Westfield. Ikea-owned Habitat hasn't expanded out of town and is nowadays selling stock through Argos anyway.
So what are the alternatives? Topps Tiles, Big Yellow Storage (Catford), Halfords, a huge Decatholon (Canada Water), CostCo or an even bigger TK Maxx? Would we want a Mecca Bingo? Budget hotels like Travel Lodge and Premier Inn would suit the site but they are not known for their design aesthetics and probably meet local opposition.
Don't love retail parks but this at least is tempered by the supermarket, with cinema and only a couple of useful shops – in a self-enclosed compact site. I certainly do not want to live next to an extension of the grotty Charlton retail park, a miserable experience which I wholly avoid by tubing to Canary Wharf or Westfield. Give me Ikea over any bland Furniture Village or DFS – it has a much better fit with the GMV community and complements the B&Q and Odeon,who I imagine are now quite pleased as they will benefit from increased footfall.
But I am genuinely interested to know what realistic alternatives can those who oppose Ikea suggest?
Have any members of the council ever been on the peninsula on a Sunday afternoon when the tunnel is closed north-bound and there is hours of gridlock? Have they ever been there on a weekday morning when there I'd a one boat ferry and traffic is crawling even though it is nearly lunchtime? Do they think over-night the British user o Ikea will suddenly leave their car at home?
As for the whole scheme… I'd be interested to know (and when I have the time I guess I will look it up):
- who owns the land?
- what does the local development plan have to say about the area?
- what use class designations are in place? Can they justify changing the balance?
- given the enthusiasm (?) for sustainability (three bins anyone?) are there measures in place to ensure this development keeps pollution down?
Yes, I need to spend several hours reading the planning documents and Council policy.
I suspect that this story is not over yet.
I also spoke at the meeting and was appalled that the genuinely valid questions and concerns raised were mostly left unanswered. Even the conditions proposed by the councillors who approved the scheme (free delivery, etc) were essentially refused by Ikea… yet they still approved it anyway. Interesting that the recommendation for approval and the absence of an EIA were both attributed to the site's suitable 'out of town centre' location, yet Councillor Roberts actually approved the scheme in the interests of 'encouraging shops back to our town centres and ending the mistakes of out of town shops'.
Regarding the point above about suitability: obviously the most suitable new tenant would be another food retailer. However, Sainsbury's put paid to that by installing a covenant preventing this if and when they leave. Not really sure of the legalities/possibilities surrounding this, but perhaps a different tact would be to campaign to have this covenant removed? On Ikea's own suitability: this has nothing to do with their offering or brand – rather that their numbers, particularly on traffic, do not stack up. Not in a million years.
Mary – can we have more information on why the council allowed Sainsburys to withdraw from the site and expand at Charlton – which is further away from the nearby Peninsula and East Greenwich communities that this store serves? Moving to Charlton will surely cause more traffic up there and will not be as accessible by bus? Many people do go to the store by bus – check the outside bus stops.
I am surprised that RGB has selected Sainsburys Local for Greenwich Sq given its behaviour and attitude towards their customers/local community. In fact, it looks like Sainsburys has a bit of monopoloy across this side of Greenwich?
Another well known supermarket would be castigated by the press, community and council if it was to relocate from a bus-accessible site and stipulate another supermarket cannot enter to serve expanding communities.
As I noted to you in my email, Asda is not a viable alternative for non-car owners such as myself – typically, many who live in new homes on the peninsula and East Greenwich. What is the council doing about a new supermarket on the Peninsula to serve the increasing no of new homes?
To me, its Sainsburys that should feel the wrath of the locals. why no protests there? I have already minimised my custom, I prefer Tescos online delivery anyway and prefer to go to Canary Wharf (Waitrose) if I need to do more shopping. However, both E Greenwich and the peninsula still needs a supermarket given the population increase and new schools.
Just to pick up on Steve's comments about parking and the Eltham Cinema this was also an issue on the Grove market site which was voted through last week despite lots of objections as well. That is for 144 flats with only 49 car park spaces and the developer basically accepted this was not adequate because they offered to help fund a CPZ consultation in the local area as part of the application to stop their development swamping local roads which are already at capacity anyway. What is particularly noticeable is that there seems no overall strategic view on traffic and parking as a number of the roads which will be covered by any Grove CPZ were stated in the planning application for the local hospital in eltham to be available to patients to park their cars (on the basis that there were no parking restrictions on those roads). I suspect the same will be said about the cinema. Each application is looked at in isolation without regard to other development proposals.
Otherwise I sympathise with all the objectors who made sound points only to get them ignored by the planning board members. It all sounds depressingly familiar to our experience.
God help the traffic situation when this is finally approved. I don't think the council have taken in to account the additional traffic from a new Marks and Spencer and Sainsbury store, and additional retail stores. Ikea, will have a huge catchment and it's bad enough as it is trying to get along Trafalgar Road at the best of times.
Bit silly to approve a new store with inadequate parking and no sustainable transport strategy.
An IKEA bus service paid for by Ikea and calling at various places might have been a viable alternative.
As for the Sainsbury building, it's not worth saving as it always leaks the same with Comet next door now Matalan.
I think IKEA would be better off taking both B and Q building and the cinema and restaurants which could be relocated elsewhere. Then IKEA could have the whole site.
I do pity people living near this though.
Great report!
I reviewed the documents thoroughly, researched what you could and could not object to, objected in writing and then attended the meeting and spoke out against the proposal. But I am not an expert in planning laws and have a full time job and family. I would estimate IKEA will have put maybe a man years effort into their case using experts in planning applications.
Unfortunately Mary Mills is right in both her notes. Sainsbury's apparently have a restrictive covenant on the existing building meaning affordable food retailers like LIDL or ALDI could not take it over even if they wanted to. So a shop designed for food retail cannot legally be used for food retail. There seems to be little that can be done about that apart from Sainsbury's being magnanimous. Also current planning law means that the council's hands are somewhat tied. The votes against from the Conservatives were welcome, but symbolic rather than based on the restrictions of the tightly regulated planning framework.
Air quality was probably the only sensitive issue for the council, but even that IKEA can argue has nothing to do with traffic at this new store – its really because we clearly need more tunnels under the Thames and a down-grading of the Woolwich Road. The case by IKEA was that it is already a retail site and it won't have any more visitors than other stores that could be built there. They produced pages of numbers to support it which the planning department and tfl accept.
At the end of the session one of the IKEA representatives announced that the average time an IKEA visitor spent in store was two hours. That is not in the report and it does mean that based on IKEA's own numbers the car park will overflow at weekends even with 35% coming by Public Transport. The impact of that is obvious and extremely significant. But don't get too excited, IKEA have a great way out of this. Boris Johnson's London Plan actively restricts the amount of parking for stores to force people to come by public transport. The great irony is that there is actually too much parking at this site so in the report IKEA have to refer to just the spaces outside the IKEA store to meet this regulation. In reality this policy is meant to put off stores that are not public transport friendly, but of course you can easily play the system when you have enough time and that's what IKEA have done – especially as they were refused planning permission next to the A20 because it was not (ha ha) on enough Public Transport routes. So there you have it – even an overflowing car park is good and in line with the planning regulations and just in case you find that hard to believe this is explicitly stated in the report – that there will be traffic disruption until people learn to keep away in cars and use public transport.
As a previous commentator here said, I do think the Planning Department and Planning Board could have taken a stronger line based on IKEA's open intransigence of not making any changes whatsoever to their retail model to actually encourage public transport. At one point when challenged on delivery charges I recall an IKEA representative explained people could use taxi's – clearly that's not a car then.
As far as I can see there are only three ways left to stop this development:
1) Boris Johnson rejects it (unlikely as tfl are already OK with it and it won't be built until after he needs to meet his nitrogen dioxide emission targets);
2) the Twentieth Century Society can get the Sainsbury's building listed (it deserves it, but isn't really old enough, 30 years is the normal cut-off);
3) that the Planning Board and tfl will impose such stringent S109 restrictions that IKEA reconsider the viability of this store (unlikely because the most the Planning Board came up with at the meeting was a five year annual independent traffic review).
So barring a miracle we will get IKEA in East Greenwich and at this point I will just wait and see what happens next. I've invested enough time to see you can't beat the system even if you do all the research although I did enjoy the strange theatre of the Planning Board and do appreciate that at least these decisions are made in public even if I may not like the results.
Sainsburys shareholders should take this case to there AMG. or a better string to make other retailers think twice about about putting these convenient in place would be to for B and Q and Asda to swap sites. poor Trafalgar road,Tesco,Iceland,Co-op,sainsburys,M&S Food and their deliveries,where is Morrisons.waitrose creek bridge is in a silly location. as anyone heard about the old matalan site to include debehams and next home store ?
Seems like a lot of bluster designed to obfuscate and an already failing policy of social engineering regarding transport that will collapse spectacularly when Ikea opens.
Perhaps when they come knocking in the run up to May, ask each councilor that voted in favour, why they didn't vote against as the majority of residents (according to the report and comments posted here) don't want it.
To be fair Steve, we have no idea what the majority of residents want. We only know what the people who bothered to a) turn up to the meeting or b) post comments here think. That's a biased sample.
Exactly as I pointed out Clare.
You said: "The majority of residents (according to the report and comments posted here) don't want it." We don't know that the majority of residents don't want it… We haven't done a random sample survey to find out….
From reading the comments both reported and posted here, I can't be any more clear.
I agree about needing a masterplan that replaces some of these retail barns – I said as much in my first comment above (which may be under Clare, depends what mood wordpress is in). The whole area should be remodelled to include more housing.
I like Ikea but this is the wrong site for it.
Mary, many thanks for the info on Sainsbury's. Will
Perhaps the issue was covered by tonight's Evening Standard? I overheard a couple of girls on the bus very excited about the new store, reading a newspaper. Though they were also trying to figure out where the Sainsbury's is going. The majority of people in the borough do want the store but needn't feel they should to turn up at a local meeting to speak out against the campaigners. Also, when I've mentioned to another few GMV residents, there has been no reaction.
Retail sheds are horrible but at least Ikea's model works on out of town shopping. I am sure it will be popular as customers will get a great retail experience – shopping and then a chance to catch a movie or at least a pizza afterwards. I think many local residents will actually prefer a thriving compact shopping/entertainment park rather than a dumpy retail park with a smelly mcdonalds/kfc drive-thru and bland soulless half-empty warehouses such as those nearby and across SE London.
Finally, I think the opposers shot themselves in the foot when they suggested free deliveries for local residents after berating the proposals on the grounds of increased pollution!
Fair enough, I don't know whether there is a majority in the borough in favour of the decision – though that also means those who oppose do not necessarily represent 'local opinion.'
Sorry, I don't understand your point about getting the bus. If there are traffic and pollution problems in the area, shouldn't people be using public transport more? It sounds as though the main objection to the proposal was car users being annoyed that there would be other people on the road. Yes, SE Lon has historically had a dearth of public transport, but there is also an issue that people do get in their cars to make small local journeys within the borough (i.e. going to the shops or gym).
Theres no denying there will be traffic and a volume of cars going to Ikea. But their argument that many people will travel by public transport and then deliver is also fair. I've done that myself several times because if you are buying lots of furniture, large items (beds, sofa, mattresses and bookcases) or bits & pieces – the Ikea business model, the delivery charge is still less or equal to hiring a car/van. I've not seen people on buses going around the North Circular with flatpacks etc.
I don't disagree with concerns. I attended because I'm interested on the impact on the bus service as they get clogged in traffic too. Unfortunately, this point wasn't really scrutinised by the objectors which led me to think many who complain about pollution and traffic are dependent on cars?
I can see that for a borough decision-maker, these arguments simply don't stack against:
1) 480 jobs
2) Business tax charges
3) A financial package to benefit the area – addressing roads, buses and community contributions.
4) increased spend within Greenwich – substantial given the catchment area
5)Providing residents across the borough and neighboring area with more shopping choices
6) Certainty of securing future tenants for the sites/retail park – ie. an empty leaky glass building
Realistically, how can you say no to all that? Like councils or people can just simply pick which businesses they like, and tell them where to set up?!!!!!
Shivanee, it depends what your priorities are as to whether arguments against the proposed Ikea stack up against your list of benefits. Personally, the prospect of yet more pollution from emissions in this part of Greenwich to my mind outweighs your list of perceived benefits (and I would question whether one Ikea really provides that much in the way of 'more shopping choices'). The potential convenience of not having to travel to Croydon to buy some Billy Bookcases is negated by the likelihood of developing asthma due to the sheer weight of traffic on the Woolwich Road…
Flippant remarks aside, if there had been more honesty about the ramifications of opening a store on that particular site and some proper proposals from Ikea about how to address the traffic issues, I might have been persuaded in favour. As matters stand, it seems that Ikea are prepared to make it up as they go along in order to get planning permission.
In some ways, it's irrelevant whether the majority of Greenwich residents are behind the scheme or not, as it should not be approved if it will increase traffic and pollution in the area (as per the council's own development policy), yet the numbers Ikea have produced to 'prove' this are decidedly dodgy. Even if you support the scheme, it's clear that the council want this development in spite of public feeling, not because of it.
On the potential benefits of the development (jobs, revenue, etc) these are potential benefits of ANY scheme, not Ikea in isolation and, arguably, a different, less car-dependent store would produce exactly the same benefits, without the potential traffic issues.
Friday 4pm – Greenwich town centre – eastbound traffic at a virtual standstill. Glad we were coming back from school on foot.
Saturday 6pm – Trafalgar Road – westbound traffic moving very slowly, cars nose-to-tail all the way. Glad I popped to the shop on foot.
Sunday 11am – Blackwall Approach – northbound traffic not moving at all. Eventually get moving at a very slow crawl. Kicking myself for driving, when we normally get the bus to and from rugby.
That's the traffic situation in Greenwich now. Spring 2014.
But look at what's happening in the borough:
- many more flats, built at very high densities, all the way from Deptford down to Woolwich and beyond
- more "out of town" shopping developments, including the new (much bigger) Sainsbury's, the new M&S and Ikea, all of which encourage car use
So there's going to be more people in the area, and more reasons for them to drive. How bad is the road congestion going to get? How much worse will the air quality be? Why does no-one (developers, politicians, officials, etc.) seem to think there's a problem here? A problem which is bad now and can surely only get worse?
Right – it's a lovely day. I'm off for a bike ride!
@Mark Etherington: agree totally. There is no infrastructure at all to cope with the tens of thousands of new residents that are going to live in all the new flats, which are mushrooming everywhere. Cycled down the Thames Path on friday and was amazed by all the 'gentrification'; not long now before both sides of the Thames are faceless high rises. Those new residents will have cars on already clogged roads and they will also obviously need hospitals and schools. QEH is already desperately failing and Hunt/govt are currently busy instigating a rushed change in the law to give him/them the right to just close hospitals, so Lewisham A&E is far from safe, despite its judicial review victories. Friends have small children and are already struggling to get them into schools.
Greenwich & Charlton are both going to be a less agreeable and unhealthier place to live. IKEA though are going to make mega profits from all the furniture that all those new flat owners/renters are going to need.
How did Sainsburys manage to get a restrictive covenant on the store not being a food store? It's best suited to that. IKEA should never be allowed a huge retail space in an urban, built up area like Greenwich. Nor should there be constant residential development without accompanying infrastructure. Shame on Council planners.
The Woolwich flyover roundabout SE10 this morning at a stand still this morning very one tooting there horns road rage.this is the second day with the burst Thames Water pipes spraying out water on the pavement and road outside Iceland on Trafalgar Road SE10
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As per the post above, I am keen to get together with anyone who, like me, would like to do something about this ill-considered decision. I spoke out against the proposals at the planning meeting, but had to dash off pretty quickly afterwards, so didn't get anyone else's contact details. I can sympathise with the frustrations raised by a previous poster on here, as I had to juggle work and family just to review the proposals and speak at the meeting; so I'm going to need a lot of help taking this forward.
Not really sure what the next steps are. I'm looking into what powers the Environmental Health Officer has and also if there are any grounds for taking legal action as I believe the decision was at least 'irregular', if not illegal (NB. I believe a judicial review would have to be requested within six weeks of the decision, so not much time left).
For now, it would be good to speak to anyone else who feels strongly about this and can dedicate some time to doing something about it… and anyone who can provide free legal advice.
Happy to help. My husband and I both spoke at the meeting, both have to juggle family and full time work, so are operating under the same constraints, but share concerns. I also contacted all the local societies; not sure how much appetite there would be for a legal challenge but all of them, without exception, were concerned and most of them also spoke at the meeting of the planning board. As for judicial review, the people who organised the protest against the partial closure of Lewisham Hospital would be good to speak to; mind you that campaign was more guaranteed to garner public support. The problem with Ikea is that most people like its products and some people simply don't think ahead to the inevitable traffic chaos which would ensue.
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Saving from an email
I used to be able to do this, but for some reason I can no longer get it to work correctly.
I have an email which has a few animated Gifs (Ex: I went to the bike store & was {animated Happy gif} to see bike was finished). I want to copy & past this email into Word & save it; but when I paste, just the wording shows up & none of the animated gifs. I know this can be done b/c I have done it in the past years ago using the SAME version of Office I am using now. Can anyone help?
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Using the Windows 7 drag to the side to fill half the screen feature, drag your email client to one side and word to the other.
Now click and drag the images the email into word (don't highlight just drag).
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Damn, not working.
I don't use an email client, just online w/Gmail. When I try to click & drag the images from the email into Word, I just get the 'unavailable' mouse pointer & IE stops responding for about 1 sec., but then recovers.
Also, if this helps; when I click any of the animated gifs, another window opens & I'm sent to: smiley . smileycentral . com
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Hi CJW,
I think it'd be best if you saved the animations and inserted them normally. Were you able to do this through GMail earlier or was it a different e-mail provider? And as for Smiley Central, the animations are probably just hyperlinked there.
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It was while using gmail that I've done this before, no email client.
When I R-click any of the animations & select 'Save Target As', my only choice is 'HTML Document'; & if I R-click & choose 'Save Picture As', my only choice is .bmp
Below is the Properties of one of the animations, maybe someone can decipher why I am having such a hard time w/this:
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Lt. Gov Amy Tuck delivered her first openly political speech in this area, apparently the initial step in her campaign for reelection.
"I can't begin to tell you how excited I am to be your Lt. Governor," Tuck told the partisan crowd, "and as we move forward into the campaign cycle. Someone said when does the campaign start? It never has stopped."
Tuck listed various pieces of legislation in which she implied she had played a key role such as education.
"I proposed what is known as the Topp plan which raised our teacher's pay to the Southeastern average but what we also did is we attached that to an accountability bill," the lt. governor said. "If you're going to pay our teachers, we also put that, but we want an accountability, too."
Tuck also listed tort reform as one of the legislative achievements under her leadership.
"When we had doctors that were leaving our state, right here in Lauderdale County, right here in Meridian, the medical community was hit hard," she said. "We needed to make sure that we had reform so that we could have medical malpractice insurance affordable, where we could have accessible health care to Mississippians across the state."
Tuck responded to statements made by some of her former Democratic supporters when she switched to the Republican Party last December.
"There were certain individuals that stepped forward out of the Democratic Party, when I announced, that they said good riddance," said Tuck. "They equated me to someone with a terminal illness and said that they were glad that I had passed and gone on. Well to them I say, and again I'll say after being with you here tonight, I'm proud to tell them I found the cure by switching to the Republican party."
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The giveaway is part of a partnership that will put wireless iTunes access into the coffee chain. Pick up a coffee (or muffin too, we're guessing) and you will get a "Song of the Day" card with your purchase.
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