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Seven Foresters earn All-America Scholar Athlete awards
Huntington, Ind.— Seven Huntington College student-athletes earned the highest academic honor bestowed upon an athlete for his or her respective sport. The NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics) awards the All-America Scholar Athlete honor to those junior- and senior-standing athletes who combine the skill of the playing field with excellence in the classroom. For the fall season, three women's soccer players and four cross country harriers earned the prestigious award.
O'Donnell to give 2003 Economic Forecast
Huntington, Ind.— Jim O'Donnell, Huntington College executive-in-residence, will share his thoughts on the stock market and provide his outlook on the economy for the new year at the Wednesday, January 8, 2003, breakfast of the Huntington College Foundation. Before joining the Huntington College faculty, Professor O'Donnell served in upper management of the nation's leading mutual fund companies.
English, Bonter, Mitchell Foundation offers grant Thornhill's
Huntington, Ind.— Huntington College recently received a $100,000 grant from the English, Bonter, Mitchell Foundation. The funds, to be used over a three-year term, will help underwrite the MindScape Program and Academy at Thornhill Nature Preserve in Huntington County.
Spedden releases classical piano CD
Huntington, Ind.— Dr. Patricia Spedden, Professor of Music and Director of Piano Studies and Theory at Huntington College, has released a classical piano CD, In the Shelter of Your Presence. The arrangements in the collection combine a praise song with a more traditional hymn, both in the timeless setting of classical piano work.
Hultman takes top honors at Great Forester Speak Off
Huntington, Ind.—The Huntington College Great Forester Speak Off, held at the end of each semester, showcased the persuasive skills of Huntington College's finest student speakers. Classmates voted participants into the competition based on their outstanding oratorical skills from the fall semester's speech classes. Each contestant was then evaluated by the judging panel made up of Prof. Susie Burson, student Audre Engle and community leader Jan Williams, executive director Youth Services Bureau.
Twenty HC students named to Who's Who
Huntington, Ind.— The 2003 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges will include the names of 20 students from Huntington College who have been selected as national outstanding campus leaders.
Sarah Gordon garners weekly athletic honor
Huntington, Ind.— The Huntington College athletic department announced its Athlete of the Week for the week of December 8-15, 2002. Women's basketball senior Sarah Gordon earned the honor for her excellent efforts during the week's competition.
Huntington College Graduate School offers winter semester courses at Indianapolis extension campus
Huntington, Ind.— The Huntington College Graduate School of Christian Ministries announces the winter semester schedule at its Indianapolis extension campus. Beginning January 2003, courses will be offered toward the completion of the Master of Arts in Educational Ministry and the Master of Arts in Youth Ministry.
Graduate School announces winter class schedule
Huntington, Ind.— The Huntington College Graduate School of Christian Ministries announces its winter semester classes. The Graduate School will offer classes toward the completion of the Master of Arts in Pastoral Ministry, the Master of Arts in Educational Ministry, the Master of Arts in Youth Ministry and a Diploma in Pastoral Leadership.
Athlete of the Week honor goes to Brett Snodgrass
Huntington, Ind.— The Huntington College athletic department announced its Athlete of the Week for the week of December 1-7, 2002. Men's basketball senior Brett Snodgrass earned the honor for his excellent efforts during the week's competitions.
Tinon book signing is December 14
Huntington, Ind.— The Huntington College English Department will host student-author Rachel Tinon for a public reading and book signing of her recently published novel, Circle of Shadows. The event will take place Saturday, December 14, in the Huntington Union Building on the campus of Huntington College, at 8 p.m.
Christmas Art Sale to be held in Merillat Centre
Huntington, Ind.— The Huntington College Art Department will hold a Christmas Art Sale on Friday, December 13, 2002. The sale will take place in the Robert E. Wilson Gallery in the Merillat Centre for the Arts from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Schownir, Stehlik appointed major gift directors
Huntington, Ind.— Peter Schownir and Randall Stehlik recently accepted appointment as directors of major gifts in the Huntington College Advancement Office. They will be primarily responsible for the cultivation and solicitation of major support for the annual fund, capital projects, and other special efforts consistent with the focus and strategic direction of the College.
Adam Hill earns Athlete of the Week honor
Huntington, Ind.— The Huntington College athletic department announced its Athlete of the Week for the week of November 14 – December 2, 2002. Men's basketball senior Adam Hill earned the honor for his excellent efforts during the week's competitions.
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Higher Education in the 21st century must operate in a transformative mode. Our educational institutions endeavor to be multifaceted striving to respond to domestic conditions, economic forces, complex political situations, and the increasing demands of its student constituents.
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Annual Conference. NASPA is the leading voice for student affairs administration, policy and practice and affirms the commitment of student affairs to educating the whole student and integrating student life and learning.
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Vermont Women in Higher Educaton
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This year's keynote speaker is Cary Brown, Executive Director at The Vermont Commission on Women.
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Johnson Women in Technology Conference
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Texas Women in Higher Education Conference
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From: Monday, March 24, 2014
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The conference events will include dynamic speakers who are passionate about empowering women in Higher Education, an intimate networking reception at the world renowned Bass Hall, amazing food presented by Reatta, an exciting campus tour of the architecturally recognized Tarrant County District Trinity River Campus and much, much more. Please mark your calendars and watch the website for updates on agenda and registration.
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Faculty Women of Color in the Academy
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The Faculty Women of Color in the Academy National Conference is a unique educational and professional opportunity for women of color scholars.
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ACPA - American College Personnel Association
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American Educational Research Association (AERA)
The Power of Education Research for Innovation in Practice and Policy
From: Thursday, April 3, 2014
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In public discourse, education remains foundational to opening up a range of opportunities: to achieve social and economic mobility, to gain and secure employment, and to develop future life skills. Politicians refer to the knowledge society, economists write about the new economy, and the proliferation of innovative technologies demands new forms of learning in an unparalleled knowledge economy. Yet the path or shape that these efforts take is toward technocratic and market-driven solutions to the everyday issues schools, teachers, and students experience.
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American Association of Community Colleges
Great Expectations
From: Saturday, April 5, 2014
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HERS Summit for Women Presidents & Chancellors in Higher Education
Leading Transformation - Transforming Leadership
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Through courageous conversations about leading in today's higher education environment, as well as presentations from distinguished panelists, the 2014 Summit participants will have the opportunity to reflect, connect with other women leaders, and explore ways to encourage and sustain excellence in the leadership cadre needed for the transformations ahead.
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30th Annual Conference on the Advancement of Women
Women's Studies on the Edge
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The special theme this year is Women's Studies on the Edge, in which we will explore the present and future of women's studies programs, especially the challenges faced in red states.
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Simmon's Leadership Conference for Women
Innovation & Impact
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We will continue our tradition of showcasing a unique combination of excellent speakers who will provide a mix of entertainment and education throughout the day.
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College and University Work/Family Association (CUWFA)
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The mission of the College and University Work/Family Association is to provide leadership in facilitating the integration of work and study with family/personal life at institutions of higher learning. Our mission supports the broader goals of creating a healthy and productive environment throughout the lifespan and enhancing the work-life effectiveness of employees.
Royal Sonesta Harbor Court Hotel, Baltimore MD
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Annual Spelman College Leadership and Women of Color Conference
21st Century Leadership: A decade of success
From: Wednesday, May 14, 2014
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Join us as we celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Spelman College Center for Leadership and Civic Engagement by recognizing the international accomplishments of women of color from 2004 to 2014. We will explore effective leadership strategies, working in diverse environments and creating healthy lifestyles and communities.
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AAWCC Leaders Institute
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LEADERS is an opportunity for women in faculty and administrative positions to explore their role in leadership and prepare for new challenges as they advance in their career paths. The LEADERs Institute is a five day content-intensive, experiential workshop; and is based on a recently revised curriculum which reflects AACC Core Competencies for Leadership.
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National Conference for College Women Student Leaders
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NCCWSL is the premier conference for college women, empowering students and administrators through engaging workshops, inspirational speakers, and connections that last a lifetime. This transformative experience will provide about 1,000 students with the tools they need to improve their campuses, communities, and careers. They'll join the next generation of women leaders from more than 240 schools and explore their futures with more than 80 graduate schools and employers. NCCWSL isn't just for students, though. More and more administrators attend with their students each year, and the 2014 schedule includes special sessions and networking time just for campus professionals.
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This five-day strategic leadership program for women in science, technology and engineering features classes, seminars, panels with practitioners from a range of technical firms and corporations, a personal wellness program, as well as networking and coaching opportunities. Participants engage in informal sessions with guest speakers and women executives sharing candid practical strategies for how women can most effectively leverage their strengths to be top performers.
Smith College, Northampton MA
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Women's Higher Education Leadership Summit (WHELS)
From: Sunday, June 8, 2014
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Women in higher education face an array of challenges given the recent economic downturn-including maintaining high-level programs in the wake of continued budget cuts, motivating and connecting with today's generation of students, balancing the demands of work life and home life, finding time for continued personal and professional development. Join us, as we address these issues and raise your leadership capacity in this four-day, intensive leadership summit.
University of San Diego CA
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National Association for Women in Catholic Higher Education
Making Connections XI
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The Welcome Table--Interfaith women in dialogue in Catholic Higher Education
Seattle University WA
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Forté Foundation
2014 Forté MBA Women's Leadership Conference
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HERS Bryn Mawr Summer Institute
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Each summer since 1976, the HERS Bryn Mawr Summer Institute for Women in Higher Education Administration has provided a residential program with an intensive leadership and management curriculum for approximately 70 women faculty and administrators on the Bryn Mawr College campus. Application Deadline: March 1, 2010
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HERS Denver Summer Institute
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Since 2007, the HERS Institute for Women in Higher Education Administration at the University of Denver has offered women faculty and administrators the opportunity to participate in a residential program with an intensive leadership and management curriculum to prepare them to be leaders in higher education.
University of Denver CO
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8th European Conference on Gender Equality in Higher Education
Building Futures - Equality Challenges in Higher Education: Encouraging Theory and Practise Dialogues
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Vienna University of Technology Austria
National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators (NACWAA)
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The NACWAA National Convention is the premier conference for women working in intercollegiate athletics. Attended by athletics directors, conference commissioners, coaches, senior woman administrators and staff from all divisions of intercollegiate athletics, this annual gathering provides three days of inspiration, leadership training, networking and engaging speakers. It also allows NACWAA members to gather, share and discuss best practices, current issues, trends and changes affecting intercollegiate athletics.
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28th Women in Educational Leadership Conference
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Society of Women Engineers
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Los Angeles CA
The Way Up XXVIII Conference
Women in Higher Education: Charting Your Course For Leadership Success
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Cedar Rapids IA
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Chemin-A-Haut State Park is situated on a high bluff overlooking Bayou Bartholomew and is a natural paradise for lovers of unspoiled beauty. This 503-acre site takes its name from the French word meaning "high road," which was the route used by Native Americans many years ago in their seasonal migrations. Chemin-A-Haut State Park was designed with children in mind. Two playgrounds in the day-use area are a favorite spot of the younger patrons as is the wading pool in the swimming complex. Also, the park's swimming pool is open Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day, so campers and picnickers can refresh themselves on hot summer days. In addition to RV and tent camping, overnight guests can also relax in cabins, some located convenient to the day-use area, while more-secluded units are located on the bayou. The picnic area includes 35 family sites with grills and tables, five group sites (for up to 24 people), and three shelters. A hard-surfaced trail goes through the picnic area and along the high, scenic banks of Bayou Bartholomew. Rental boats afford visitors an even closer view. Big Slough Lake, located near the edge of the park, offers an opportunity to fish from the shore. Several varieties of freshwater species can be found there. Take advantage of the beautiful seclusion of this ideal park site.
Cabins/Group Camp: Basic cookware, cooking utensils, dinnerware, silverware, towels and linens are provided. Bring your own food and personal supplies; group camp visitors will also need to bring their own dishes, silverware, paper products, bathroom tissue, towels and linens. (click here for facility pictures and layouts)
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§ Fishing will be allowable *only* from the banks; no fishing from boats is allowed. Kayaks and canoes will be allowed on the lake for recreational and sightseeing use only. No fishing from these water craft will be allowed. § All fishing in the lake shall be done using barbless hooks. Commercially available barbless hooks are preferred, but filed and mashed-down hooks are acceptable. § All fishers over 16 years of age are required to possess a valid Louisiana Dept. of Wildlife & Fisheries (LDWF) fishing permit. All LDWF rules and regulations regarding fishing are to be adhered to, at all Louisiana State Parks. § The shorelines around cabins 7 through 14 is off limits to day use guests and is reserved for cabin occupants only. § No cleaning of fish will be allowed on park grounds. Boat Rentals (State Park operated rentals)
Trails at Chemin-A-Haut State Park: Swimming Pool Birding Nearby Attractions: Lake D'Arbonne State Park (5 miles west of Farmerville on LA 2) - A fisherman's paradise, this 655-acre state park on the shores of Lake D'Arbonne features 65 improved campsites, 50 picnic tables and grills, 3 fishing piers, a boat ramp and a fish cleaning station. Poverty Point State Historic Site (East of Monroe and north of I-20 on LA 577 northeast of Epps) - The site is considered one of the most significant archaeological finds in the country. It has a complex of Native American ceremonial mounds built between 1700 and 700 B.C. A museum and guided tours interpret a culture that once flourished on the site. Poverty Point Reservoir State Park (3 miles north of Delhi/I-20 on LA 17) – A marina and beach area, along with a fully-stocked man-made lake, makes this an ideal spot for a variety of watersport activities. The site also offers 4 lodges for overnight visitors. Handy Brake National Wildlife Refuge (6 miles North of Bastrop on Cooper Lake Road) - Wildlife viewing is made easy with an observation tower. The site is open daylight hours only. Lake Claiborne State Park (7 miles southeast of Homer on LA 146) - Located on the banks of a 6,400-acre lake. With steep ravines and rolling hills, the park features excellent picnicking, pavilions, 10 vacation cabins, 87 improved campsites, a swimming beach, boat launch, fishing pier, and nature trails. Jimmie Davis State Park at Caney Lake (Off LA 4 southwest of Chatham, on Lakeshore Drive and State Road 1209) - Situated on an outstanding bass-fishing lake, the park offers camping, picnicking, 2 boat ramps, a fishing pier, a swimming beach and is an ideal spot to launch biking expeditions. |


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On 27 February 2014, parliament held a debate on the impact of welfare reforms on disabled people thanks to the hard work of thousands of campaigners. Ahead of the debate we briefed MPs on what it could mean for blind and partially sighted people.
The National Audit Office (NAO) has published a report on the early progress of the Department for Work and Pensions' new benefit, Personal Independence Payment (PIP). We're alarmed to note that early operational performance has been poor.
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Statement of Senator Patrick Leahy As we mark the third anniversary of the September 11 attacks, we still have seen no accountability on behalf of the Administration for those events. The Bush Administration resisted this Committee's efforts to examine what led to the tragedy, resisted creation of a Department of Homeland Security, resisted formation of the 9/11 Commission, resisted the efforts of the 9/11 Commission while it was carrying out its task, and continues to resist important recommendations of the 9/11 Commission. This Administration squandered the unity of the American people, the political parties and our international allies in the months and years that have intervened. Terrorism was not a priority of this Administration as it assumed governing responsibility in January 2001. After the attacks of 9/11, we were told that this Justice Department would "expend every effort and devote all necessary resources to bring the people responsible for these crimes to justice." Three years later, it is appropriate to ask whether even that promise has been kept. This summer has not been a good one for the Justice Department. In recent days, we have witnessed the unraveling of the Department's first post-September 11 prosecution of a terrorist sleeper cell in Detroit, following on the heels of a growing list of losses and questionable cases. Problems have cropped up in a number of other high-profile cases as well - aptly detailed by the Baltimore Sun: ? In May, Lawyer Brandon Mayfield was held for two weeks as a material witness after the FBI mistakenly said his fingerprint matched one found on a plastic bag connected to the deadly terror bombings in Madrid, Spain. The Department has yet to address what went wrong with the process and how it can be fixed. I provided my views to the Department on the outdated and misused material witness statute three months ago, but have received no response. The Administration recently announced the deportation of a Jordanian citizen who worked for the Holy Land Foundation of Richardson, Texas, which was known to provide financial support to the terrorist group Hamas. An immigration judge denied bail and found that the defendant engaged in terrorist activity. Yet there was no indictment of this man. He will return home to Jordan, his birthplace, with the blessing of the U.S. Government. Our terrorist financing laws are appropriately tough and are meant to punish and deter -- the potential sentences start at 10 years' imprisonment. Why aren't they being used? The Administration has yet to answer pointed questions about the deportation of Nabil al-Marabh to Syria, a state sponsor of terrorism. Al-Marabh was at one time Number 27 on the FBI's list of Most Wanted Terrorists, and experienced prosecutors wanted to indict him. Why was he released? Finally, the press reported earlier this summer that the number of federal agents working on the September 11th investigation has reportedly dropped from 70 to 10. And the sole case connected with those attacks, against Zacarias Moussaoui, has yet to be resolved. I suggest we start asking hard questions about the Department's policies and practices based on existing laws. We should first see where things stand with the single most important legislation on this topic since September 11: The USA PATRIOT Act. Recognizing that some of the most controversial provisions of the PATRIOT Act will "sunset" at the end of 2005, the 9-11 Commission wrote that the burden of proof for retaining a particular governmental power should be on the Executive branch, to explain how the power actually materially enhances security and whether there is adequate supervision of the Executive's use of the power to ensure protection of civil liberties. The Commission said that a full and informed debate on the PATRIOT Act would be "healthy" because of concerns regarding the shifting balance of power to the Government. Before expanding these provisions we are due an accounting and an explanation why information-gathering provisions the Justice Department has contended to be vital are so seldom used. I told the Attorney General in his one appearance in the past 18 months, actions speak louder than words. Adding more ways to say killing innocent people in the name of terrorism is a serious crime, or giving federal law enforcement yet easier access into our personal lives, is like adding locks on Fort Knox. Real tools to fight terrorism involve concrete legal strategies, effective use of resources, information sharing, and a government and people united. |


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Female sex workers, male circumcision and HIV: A qualitative study of their understanding, experience, and HIV risk in Zambia (HTML)
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Several sub-Saharan African countries, including Zambia, have initiated national voluntary medical male circumcision (MC) programs to reduce HIV incidence. In-depth interviews were conducted with twenty female sex workers (FSWs) in Lusaka to examine their understanding of MC and experiences with circumcised clients. Knowledge of MC was derived primarily through informal sources, with very few FSWs reporting exposure to MC educational campaigns. MC was not widely believed to be protective against HIV, however it was viewed by some as protective against STIs. Three FSWs reported having sex with recently circumcised clients, and most reported that men often used their MC status to try to convince FSWs to forego condoms. Findings suggest that FSWs, already at high risk for HIV infection, may face additional pressure toward higher risk behavior as a result of MC. As MC services are expanded, programs should support FSWs' efforts to protect themselves by providing information about what MC can -- and cannot -- offer for HIV/STI infection prevention.
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THE INSTITUTE OF TEXAN CULTURES ORAL HISTORY PROGRAM INTERVIEW WITH: John McGiffert SUBJECT: Queen Elizabeth II's Visit to ITC DATE: 21 May 1991 PLACE: The Institute of Texan Cultures INTERVIEWER: Pat McGiffert PM: Black? M: Uh ... Bill Black, from the State Department. And he was telling us about all the people in San Antonio he knows ... he's good friends with ... like Travis Bailey whom he sees out in San Diego a lot and this kind of thing, and a number of other people who are very good friends of his. And all of a sudden Rick yelled over, said, "Here they are," and then they were here, and I ... you know, you kinda aren't mentally prepared for it, I guess. But we watched them circle around (the flagpoles in front of the Institute) in the trolley; come up and I saw her and looked her right in the eye, you know - facing .. . they were coming up and I wasn't even sure it was her. That's strange, now that I think about it, but she does look different sitting in the trolley. PM: Was she the first off ... she wasn't. M: No, the Chief of Protocol was first off a slender fellow who was leading her through everywhere. QUEEN ELIZABETH II 2 PM: Real tall and thin? M: Yeah. He came up to me and introduced himself very quickly and got through, and then Bill Black greeted her as she got off and introduced her to me and then Sam (Kirkpatrick) and Bob (Buschman), and she stuck her hand out and shook hands and said hello, and behind them came the (British) Ambassador (to the USA), I believe, and then one other person I can't remember. And then nobody else, thankfully, because I scooted out of the line and back behind Sam. She and the Duke were standing there with Bill Black and she and the Duke started to walk forward, and then he fell back, and I was able to fall in right on the left hand side of her. And I just started talking ... told her that this was the University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures and she saw that on the sign and mentioned that. Told her it was built in '68 as the Texas Pavilion for the World's Fair here. She commented about that and thought that was very interesting. PM: Did she seem to know that before? M: That this building was built? She didn't know anything about this building. PM: That there was a Fair here? M: I don't know, but she was interested in the fact that this had been built for that purpose. And I explained to her that we had been a part of the university of Texas ever since. What our role is here: dealing with divergent cultures, and by that time, we were onto the veranda and the bagpipes had ... QUEEN ELIZABETH II 3 M: had just begun to playoff to our right, and she was fascinated with them. She stopped. PM: How come they weren't playing all the time? M: They began playing about when we were half-way in, and she didn't seem to have noticed it, though . I guess maybe it's such a common sound, but then I pointed it out to her as we got to the veranda, that that was the San Antonio Bagpipes Association ... Pipe and Drum .. . I mean, Pipes and Drums, and she stopped and stood there and listened, really, for longer than I thought she would - maybe 20 seconds . And then we came on in and I continued to explain about the building. I commented that the intro area was lined with life-sized figures of all kinds of people, just to illustrate immediately the diversity of Texans; that there is no stereotype Texan. And by that time, we got down near the flag and all the employees on the left started clapping. And she looked and kinda waved, and then I told her that those are our employees here. And she nodded and looked again; so they got a double shot of her. PM: They gave ... she gave them a wave when she came out. M: Yeah. And then I ... we walked on and I explained to her that this was the ... I had previously told her there were about 30 different areas on the exhibit floor, each representing some ethnic, national, cultural, religious group, which had come to Texas and remained and retained its identity, although it had become Texan. QUEEN ELIZABETH II 4 M: And the first area we were coming into was the Indian or Native American area, and she and her husband were both interested in the ... in the prehistoric wall - the serrated wall there . And ... and, I think, would have liked to have stopped and seen that. She was interested in the map on the right of the various tribes because she kinda looked back as we went on, and when we got around the corner and started walking toward the tepee, she asked me what tribes had been in Texas. And I said, well, there were three, over time, had been here. There's the Plains Indians - the Apaches, and the Comanches also were Plains Indians. And this was ... at this tepee we ... you know, I explained to her what the interpreter was doing there. She stood and watched the kids for a few minutes . I wanted to say, "Wouldn' t you like to go up and touch one of them ... or kiss 'em, or something?" but I remembered: no questions. That's what Black had emphasized to us - "no touch her and no questions". (Laughter) So we turned around then and walked slowly past the Caddo mural and towards the Pueblo Indian mural, and she asked what those homes had been built of. And I said mud and straw. And then we ran into the Anglo area. I mentioned that we had some generic exhibits such as the dental office that she saw. And ... and she was ... did a kinda double-take at the longhorn. And I told her, of course, we did that to recognize our ranching heri tage and ... because it's very important to our history, and, of course, the British were very important in QUEEN ELIZABETH II 5 M: financially supporting some of our largest early ranches. And she said, "Oh, yes, in the Panhandle; I understand that." And then we walked through to the Scottish ... just before we got to the Scottish area, I pointed out that we, we focus it on the stone cutters who came over here, and she was very familiar with that, having just been to Austin. PM: Right. They'd probably told her a lot about that. M: And then we walked through into the dome area and I kept waiting for (Mayor) Lila (Cockrell) to lead the way up the steps, and she wouldn't do it. And to my, rea lly, kinda horror, she made the Queen climb the steps first. PM: The Lady in Waiting didn't go first? M: Well, Lila didn't give her a chance. She just blocked the way, and the Queen was waiting for somebody to lead her. PM: I thought that she hesitated there. M: Yes, she did. But she then graciously went up and then Lila followed her. And then I was ... I had been told in the last minute that I was to, uh, walk the Duke up and walk him across and show him where he was supposed to sit ... stand. I was ... uh, frankly, I was too embarrassed to do such a stupid thing. So, as he followed her up, I said, "Sir, they would like you to stand on the far side of the stage." And he kinda did a very small nod and then went on over there; he knew where to go. And so that was the way that went. And then the damn microphone was off in the dome. Kenny had turned it on, he said, five minutes earlier and it had been on. Somebody up QUEEN ELIZABETH II M: there had gone up there and turned it off. apparently , didn ' t have the .. . PM: Oh, it never was on? M: Never turned on . Never . 6 And Lila, PM: Because I could hear her, and I thought, oh well ... M: Everybody could hear her. Oh, here's, uh, here's Francie. Let me turn this thing off for a minute. Francie, from the city (staff) just brought in this beautiful plant. I don't know what it is. PM: Begonia. M: That's a begonia? PM: M: A rose colored ... PM: Peach color . .. M: Peach colored blossoms. well, anyway, that got us through the stage thing there and my business, but also it looked to me like after Lila made the presentation, she kept expecting the queen to get up and say something. But we'd been told very definitely she wouldn't do that. PM: I think a lot of people expected her to say something. M: Uh ... and then, of course, we were all kinda astonished that somehow the crowd had just become a mob and gathered in the center of the room. And as it turned out, it worked out all right, 'cause people were able to go back and forth and meet both, both of them. PM: But there was no path for her at all. QUEEN ELIZABETH II 7 M: There was no path at all, and it was a little overpowering, I think. PM: And she was so surrounded that there could have been ... M: Finally the, uh ... PM: ... hazard. M: Finally, the Secret Service got control of it and made a path, but that was after she'd been at it for 15 minutes. Something wrong with your eye? PM: No. M: And, uh, I was really pleased the way that worked out - you and, and uh, Sharron (Buschman) and Pam (Kirkpatrick) got to shake her hand, and ... PM: Right. M: ... And, I guess, his too. didn't shake his hand, did you? PM: Kirkpatrick wasn't there. first ... Or at least ... I guess you No, I didn't see him at M: Kirkpatrick was there. He ... he shook her hand. And then he saw them both. And it looked to me like almost everybody who wanted to was, was having an opportunity to say hello. And she was being very gracious, the way she walked through there. And then, as she was ... as they were getting ready to leave the dome area, the ... I was standing right in the way, purposely, and they ... the Chief of Protocol came and said, "The Queen is coming this way." And I said, "Yes, I know; I'm greeting her. I'm going to pick her up and escort her out." QUEEN ELIZABETH II 8 M: "Oh," he said, "Thank you very much." And then he went on. PM: That was Black? M: No. That's the Protocol Chief, you know. I guess .... . . I don't know he ... . PM: M: No, the tall, slender man. PM: That may be the one that told me to take the wrapping off the book. M: Was he a very thin man? PM: No. M: Wears glasses? PM: No. M: Uh, so ... PM: Secret Service man, I guess. M: Yeah. So, anyway, I ... I picked her up and told her that we were ... we were coming to the French area which was really Alsatian. Uh, and, but people like to say they were French. And this Protocol man commented on the hearse, and so did she. I forgot about that - she did comment on that. She called it a funeral wagon. And, uh, then I said, "I'd like you to stop in at the Mexican area where there's more children", and, uh, we ... we went right up to the pillar and watched; Cindy went into high gear. best. I mean ... I mean, that was Cindy Gonzales at her very And the Prince ... and the Queen was just fascinated. QUEEN ELIZABETH II 9 M: Cindy was ... you know, she knows the kids' names, every one of them, and she kept ... and she kept all the kids involved, 'cause she kept surprising them and getting them invol ved in doing things, answering questions, uh, naming implements. Brought one of them up to roll the metate - you know, crush the corn. And she'd already had ' em making tortilla patties, and she'd already explained how this was a fire here, and, uh, and had them all saying how they would cook the things. And she really was fascinated. She really just stood there for a long time. Twice I tried to edge her out, but she wouldn't move. PM: They were already doing something when she got there ... M: Oh, yeah, they were busy It wasn't as if they just started. That was the way we had it set up. And, uh, then I left .. . I led her around the pillar, and there's only a very small area to get through there, and you're right next to the herb case when you do get through. And as we ... as I led her through and she came through the back, the Duke came around the other side and they met at the pillar, and she turned to him and said, "I really wanted to see how to make tortillas." (Laughter) And, uh, then they stood there and looked at the herbs, and they were very fascinated with the herb case, identifying the peppers and all that stuff and, uh, showed considerable interest in that. And then they went straight on out, to where you were, and that worked well, too, because I just ... about the time we QUEEN ELIZABETH II 10 M: were passing the center of the store, I said, as long as I am delivering this thing, I've got to give it to her . So 1 ... 1 said, "I have a gift I would like to present to you. I don't really know how, but 1 ... 1 would like you to take it, in memory of your visit here." And she ... she was delighted. She said, "Oh, may I look at it here?" PM: That was before you left the building. M: Yes. I said, "It's a book that we publish here about English Texans, and there may be something in there that will interest you", or something like that . And she said, "How delightful. Thank you so much. I will peruse it on the airplane." And handed it to somebody behind her. And, uh, then as we went out of the building, we ... we were faced with these lines of kids on both sides of the bridge, which you saw; you know, so many of them in uniform. It looked like there were three different kinds of military schools represented there. PM: I didn't know they were going to be there. M: Yeah. They were gonna be there. They ... they had two private schools, I think, and three public schools represented out there . Oh, I had previously, uh ... she had asked me where these children were from, inside the building, and I explained to her that they were from local elementary schools, uh, all within the city, and I told her they were ... I said I believed there were four schools represented in the children that were there . And, uh, ... I ... and then I said ... I turned to her and QUEEN ELIZABETH II 11 M: she happened to be looking at me and I said, "You're a real prize to them." And she smiled. PM: You're a real prize? M: You're a real prize for the children, to be here. PM: Who? She said that? M: I said that to the queen. PM: Oh. Oh. OK. M: And then she smiled. And ... anyway, we got outside, she got out to the end. As I say, she walked through those children in a very stoic manner. She didn't ... I don't believe she even waved at them at all. PM: The ones outside. M: Outside. And they were all standing there waving their flags, embarrassedly, and, you know, had they seen a little response on her part, they would have, you know, felt better, and they kinda looked at me, kinda vague looks on their faces; they didn't know what to expect. And ... but we went right on through. And ... but I noticed later, the Duke stopped, and he was talking to a lot of them. And that was really nice. And we got out to the car and she said, "Oh, the palominos, they're so beautiful." And, "They're gorgeous horses," she said. "Now, those ... those look like Spanish colors. Those are Spanish colors, aren't they?" And I didn't know what she was talking about. PM: She meant the trappings on the horses? M: No , I don't believe so. I believe she meant that they QUEEN ELIZABETH II 12 M: were Spanish horses and the coloring on the horses came out of Spain, or something. PM: Arabian. M: And ... pos s ibly . I can't remember where the palominos came from. Then I commented on the fact that the Palomino Club here is very professional, very competent, and they do a lot of good in the city. And are well-known. And she said, "Yes, they're beautiful." And there was a slight pause and she said, "Oh, he's talking to the children . " The door was open, meantime, and I'm waiting for her to get in. PM: Yeah, the air-conditioning - she didn't seem to mind the heat? M: No, she didn't seem to. And Bill Black was standing there, too. And then I looked back and the king ... the duke was just half-way through the kids. And I said, "You know, we really do appreciate your coming here - to San Antonio and also to the Institute - it means a lot to the people here, to see you and to have you with us." And she said, "Well, it's a pleasure to be here. I'm sorry that the visit is so short." And about that time, the duke was showing up and I said, "Well, it has been too short, but, again, we do appreciate it. And my wife and I will also see you tomorrow night in Houston, at the dinner." "Oh, isn I t that nice?" And she whipped in (entered her car). And as I stood there with Black, he was giving me instructions all the time while the duke was getting in the QUEEN ELIZABETH II 13 M: car and closed the door and waited for the cops to start and get the convoy going. He's saying, "Now, stand here." I mean, Black is telling me, "Let's all stand here." And he said, IINow wave. II And she waved. (Laughter) PM: Well, the civilians have their protocol just like the army, I guess. M: Oh boy, I'll say. Yes, they do. Well, that's the visit now. Nothing exciting. I mean ... PM: Well, say something about the Buschmans and Kirkpatricks. M: Of course, Bob and, uh, and Sharron Buschman were ... were here. And Bob ... Bob Buschman and Sam Kirkpatrick and I were in the receiving line initially (outside the building). Sam stayed with the Duke all the way in and then he picked up the Duke when I picked up the Queen, to come back out. But Sam had a good conversation with the Duke .... And apparently the Duke was full of questions. And then Bob, however, merely met the party outside, followed Sam in and the Duke in and then peeled off and went into the dome area, but it was really nice having him here, because he's not been too close to the Institute in the past and he's showing a lot of interest, really . PM: Buschman, or Sam? M: Bob Buschman. And he'd obviously been talking to his bride about it, from the conversation I've heard. He'll say, "See that? Remember I told you about this?" And, obviously, she was very pleased to be a part of all this. And I want to QUEEN ELIZABETH II 14 M: record the story that somebody told Sam ... what was it? .. Sam was talking about, "Isn't it fun to be part of the upper crust?" PM: Oh, right. M: And somebody had said, "Well, you know, you know what crust is, don't you? It's ... " PM: It was Duncan Wimpress. M: ... "it's ... it's ... a11 it is is crumbs mixed with a lot of dough. " And I thought that was very hilarious. Was that Duncan that said that? PM: The upper crust is only crumbs .. . M: ... Mixed with a lot of dough. PM: Mixed with a lot of dough. M: Yeah. And, well, that's about it. That's the visit of Queen Elizabeth the Second. On Tuesday, the 21st day of May, 1991. Amen . Halleluia. TAPE I, Side 1, About 25 Minutes
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The Mount Rainier officer who allegedly lured a 20-year-old man to his home to be in a pornographic video, then shot him when he tried to flee, pleaded guilty Monday, according to the Washington Post.
Gene Gillette, a 3 and ½ year veteran with the police, pleaded guilty to attempted second-degree murder, attempted fourth-degree sex offense and use of a handgun, according to the Post.
A grand jury previously indicted the 27-year-old on multiple charges, including attempted murder and sexual offense, in connection with a July 2 shooting in Capitol Heights.
A victim in the shooting, a 20-year-old man, said he was lured over to Gillette's residence when he was told there would be women to shoot a pornographic film, sources earlier told ABC7.
Once the victim arrived, he found no women at the residence. Instead, sources say, Gillette wanted him to perform sexual acts with him. When the victim tried to flee in Gillette's personal car, the officer opened fire, hitting him four times and seriously wounding him.
Gillette originally said that he had shot the victim in self-defense while he was being carjacked. He later claimed that the relationship was consensual and he acted in self-defense because he was being robbed.
Sources earlier confirmed that at the time of the July 2 shooting Gillette was already being investigated for another incident where he allegedly discharged his weapon in his home.
In that case, the claim is that Gillette tussled with a man whom he'd lured to his home on the false pretense of a concert after-party.
The victim claims that when he realized Gillette wanted to perform oral sex on him he tried to get away, sources say.
A fight ensued, sources says, and the man discharged Gillette's weapon. Nobody was hit.
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In the last two elections Nate Silver has been right on target. Gallop Polls which have been the standard for years came in behind IPSOS, google, and way behind Silver.
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Revenge porn is sweeping this nation and it's happening right here in Utah.
Often times the victim is a woman who discovers their intimate bedroom pictures or videos are now playing nationwide on social media. Allegedly their ex's are the one's posting these controversial images.
"I wasn't aware of it," says L.S. who talked with ABC4 on condition her name not be used. "I was in a relationship with someone."
But L.S. had no idea her boyfriend at the time was using his cell phone to record a bedroom scene.
"How do you do that and why would you do that?" she asks.
She broke up with him and he allegedly posted the video on a website in retaliation.
"I wasn't aware of it and one of my friends saw it and told me," she says.
L.S. was the latest victim of revenge porn.
"I was devastated," she says. "I wanted to kill him and I haven't talked to him since."
It's happening to many women all across the nation. Ex's are taking it out on their former wife or girlfriend.
"You can send videos, you can send pictures and can put them up on this amateur porn website and they'll make money off it," says Deborah Dilley with the Utah Coalition Against Sexual Assault. "The owners of the website are making a lot of money off of it."
The first two cases of revenge porn are now making their way through the Utah court system.
Kenneth Winward allegedly sent pornographic images of his former girlfriend to her family, including a 13-year old girl.
Shon Handrahan is accused of sending pornographic pictures of his estranged wife to family members.
"We currently have in our system different statues that are available," says Salt Lake District Attorney Sim Gill. "They sort of fit but don't completely fit."
That's why L.S. never filed a police report.
"I talked with someone about it and I guess the content doesn't exactly fit a crime so I haven't looked any further into it," she says.
And there may be many other victims just like L.S. who refuse to file.
"For many victims they're not going to report this because it's really embarrassing the fact anyone can do a search and something like this could pull up," says Dilley.
Prosecutors in Davis and Utah County are hoping the pornography charges against Winward and Handrahan will stick.
"Once you hit eighteen as an adult there's really nothing that can be done as far as the distribution of pornography charges," says Rep. Paul Ray.
Rep. Ray is considering sponsoring a revenge porn law in Utah but is worried about court challenges.
California recently passed a revenge porn law but constitutional issues may stand in the way.
"A lot of this is a gray area," says Rep. Ray. "I think we have to look at our current laws and see where those would fall in."
But advocates say no one's watching for the rights of victims.
"They expected it to be private use not so that when they're done in a relationship that person would try to exercise power and control over them in a relationship by trying to embarrass them and humiliate them," says Dilley.
L.S. knows that with a click of a mouse her private life is out there for anyone to see. And like other victims they didn't sign up for this.
"They're upset about it, they're embarrassed about it," says L.S. "But it's got to stop. "It's got to stop somewhere."
For now, the likelihood lawmakers will create a revenge porn law in Utah may not be realistic. Lawmakers like Rep. Ray say there are too many questions about such a law.
Legal experts also say charges against the two Utah men accused of revenge porn may have a difficult time in court.
The best advice from advocates is to be careful. If you pose for the camera it may go viral and there's little you can do about it.


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