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It has been one of the criticisms of the Left Front government in West Bengal that at one point during the Nandigram episode the state stood aside while two groups of the farming community engaged in armed violence.
That this did happen for a week or so is true enough, the defensive shamefacedness of the West Bengal government notwithstanding.
What is, however, deeply disingenuous is the fact that the raucous hullabaloo about that lapse should have been and continues to be raised by political forces that have demonstrably instituted a civil war among tribal communities in the BJP-led state of Chattisgarh. All true to the British-colonial pattern of killing two birds with one stone; namely, getting Indians to fight among themselves while creaming off the fruits of their labour.
For more than a year now the government in Chattisgarh, supported, it must be said, by some local Congress stalwarts, has quarantined some fifty thousand tribals in make-shift camps away from their homes, provided them arms of primitive make, and obliged them to fight the naxalites—all against their will.
These marginalized unfortunates are thus used as human shields behind whom the state hides both its impotence and its unwillingness to redress the circumstances which make naxalism possible and which oppress the tribal communities seamlessly.
It is instructive to recall that the great successes of the right-wing hindu majoritarians in the state of Gujarat owed to similar protracted indoctrination: there the disenfranchised mill workers and deforested adivasis were told that their misery owed not to the exploitation engendered by class-rule but to the muslims who were usurping all their opportunities of employment and trade.
In pursuance of a report on the goings-on (salwa judum) submitted by a group of public-spirited civil society intellectuals, the matter landed in the supreme court of India,
Most hearteningly, the court has now pronounced that the state in Chattisgarh is clearly guilty of criminalizing society and of abetment in the crimes thereof. Interestingly, some print media who remain entirely in sympathy with the neo-liberal economic policies of the government in Delhi and in the states, have lauded the court pronouncement editorially (Hindustan Times, April 2).
Yet neither the honourable supreme court nor those sections of the urban elite who sense the dangers inherent in such a collapse of 'order' and of the legitimacy of the state, unsurprisingly, go as far as to entertain any macro-historical question bearing on such a collapse.
Be it the dispossession of tribals from forest rights, or of small farming communities from land rights, or the guzzling of mineral and water resources in the hinterlands by multinational corporations who have now acquired a fatal stake in the seeds and food industry, none of this is seen to be at the bottom of the violence that now afflicts sizeable parts of India. Such a read is duly ascribed to Leftist propaganda which is then seen to be instigating the 'red terror' called naxalism.
The state is thus faulted just for its failure actually to put down such terror by a concerted force of arms—a demand that, incidentally, is never made in the case of the fascists pogroms routinely conducted by the right-wing Hindutva forces against religious minorities. Be it Guajrat, Orissa, Madhya Pradesh or Rajasthan where muslims and christians are constantly subject to one harassment or the other, often involving the desecration and arson of their places of worship, laws continue to be passed making the freedom of worship and propagation—guaranteed by the Constitution of India—as hazardous as can be.
At a time when the 'developed' western world is beginning to see and to rue the ravages wrought upon the earth by unmitigated capitalism, the ruling classes in India wish to do nothing as much as to repeat all those procedures of capitalist social development that inform the history of the modern west. We resent very much the fact that we should be asked to abort that grand opportunity in cutting down on greenhouse emissions and other unsustainable forms of production by those who have had their day in the sun, and, truth to tell, who even now are unwilling to practice what they preach.
There may well be the truth of envy and of accumilated historical wrong in such resentment; the fact nonetheless remains that the luxury of replicating the history of the 'developed' west is no longer an option that countries like India can afford.
For one thing, the resource base neither of land nor of water allows the thought; for another, so gruesome has become the hold of multinational corporate wealth over these as well as elementary sustenance levels of food that the ravages of international finance capital, if permitted the play that 'globalisation' intends it should, spells doom to the very existence of the nation-state and to its soverign rights to manage its own affairs to the good of the mass of its population (supposing that to be an object at all).
Indeed, the argument strenuously propagated by international finance institutions—all at the service of American national interests as those interests are conceptualized by the American establishment—that joining in with the global gravy train promises to bring most bonanzas to the 'developing' world has now run thinner than thin; to the extent that notable erstwhile advisers to the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, including some Nobel laureates, are no longer willing to buy their own best advice of yore. In political terms, the repudiation of that paradigm is nowhere more in evidence than in the sequential victory at the hustings the world over of forces that have thus far been in the doghouse.
The two major political formations in India—Congress and the BJP—nonetheless remain wedded to the dream of superpower greatness which we are told ad nauseum necessitates a continued recourse to 'reform' (read a faithful implementation of the terms of the Washington Consensus of 1990).
No surprise that perfectly sold-out private channels and other print media ascribe such things as the violence and vigilantism in India's hinterland not to neo-liberal economics but indeed to a deplorable insufficiency of it. In one and the same breath, cocksure but amusingly ignorant anchors thump the microphone to charge the government of the day for being queasy on 'reform' and uncaring of the poverty that afflicts some three fourths of India's population who spend less than a dollar a day.
Just as, in the meanwhile, the government sloganises about the common man while fully implementing the agenda of the super-rich.
Where then is the surprise that naxalism and the ever-widening rash of social unrest in not just far-off swathes of India but here in Delhi as well is seen not as a problem related to or issuing from India's chosen political economy but as a law -and-order problem. To an extent that scions of India's new middle-class when polled by media channels endorse wholeheartedly the practice of 'encounter killings' by 'ace' cops—instant liquidations of human beings who have neither been brought to trial nor pronounced guilty by a court of law.
The whole idea is to clean the realm of such nuisance as impedes the full and free reign of the 'meritorious' entrenched. Organised vigilantism is thus seen as the need of the hour. And none better than the salwa judum kind which pits one nuisance against its counterpart, leaving the 'developers' to do the job they do best—fleece on all sides.
What is not sufficiently registered is the fact that vigilantism can happen from both ends of the social spectrum. As indeed is happening with feverish pace.
If to the corporates the state loses legitimacy when it fails to orient policy to its garguantian appetites, to the mass of Indians it loses legitimacy when it fails to deliver either equity or justice, as seems to happen most of the time. The result of that is that the sphere within which the state carries any conviction dwindles with every passing day: it loses to globalised predators, and it loses to its own people. And its pathetic balancing rhetoric as between the requirements of 'development' and of 'inclusive' growth increasingly seems just that—pathetic rhetoric.
It is to be much doubted that states like India, all the hype notwithstanding, can escape major upheavals unless the hitherto unquestioned assumptions behind the Capitalist way of life are subject to critique and amelioration (at the least); and by amelioration is not meant some cosmetic doling out of benefits towards hustings time.
For this rethink to happen, no time seems more propitious than now when the American economy—that indubitable model—is in recessionist doldrums, and when, perish the thought, 'regulation' seems to have overtaken its free flight.
Nothing short of setting and pursuing altered social and community goals, of reconceptualising the value of labour, land, forest wealth, the distributive agencies and institutions that are thus far mere pawns in the hands of those that succeed evermore in centralizing capital, the reassessment of the cosequences that must ensue (indeed are ensuing) if adequate water and food sustenance is denied three fourths of Indians, and if they continue to be consigned to ignorance and ill-health without credible recourse is likely to address the situation that bids fair to spread from the hinterlands to the metropolises.
When the corporates are so told, their predictable riposte is to snigger that a recipe for redistributing poverty is yet again being peddled.
It is time they pondered that the tiger is now roaming the cities, and salwa judums are but a poor remedy.


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On a sunny afternoon two weeks ago, David Maupin, co-owner of Lehmann Maupin gallery, sat in his Rem Koolhaas-designed office in Chelsea looking over a spreadsheet of Hong Kong real estate listings. Last year his business partner, Rachel Lehmann, spent three months traveling in Asia. In the past five months, Mr. Maupin has gone there three times (no small feat considering that he and his partner, W magazine editor Stefano Tonchi, welcomed newborn twin girls a year ago), gallery partner Courtney Plummer has gone twice and two other employees made trips. "I enjoy it," said Ms. Lehmann. "Hong Kong is interesting. It's one of these cities that has this uplifting energy." They are planning to open a branch in Hong Kong; along with global megadealer Larry Gagosian, they will be among the first New Yorkers to do so. Read More


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Asparagus Salad with Grilled Salmon Recipe
This salad's a little sweet, a little savory and very refreshing. Healthy asparagus boasts anti-inflammatory nutrients and vitamins A, B and C. It's fabulous grilled; you'll want to fix this again! —Jenne Delkus, Des Peres, Missouri
- 1/3 cup maple syrup
- 2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 teaspoon snipped fresh dill
- 4 salmon fillets (4 ounces each)
- 1 pound fresh asparagus, trimmed
- 4 cups spring mix salad greens
- 1 cup shredded carrots
- 1 hard-cooked egg, cut into eight wedges
- Coarsely ground pepper
- In a small bowl, whisk the syrup, mustard, oil and dill; set aside.
- Place salmon skin side down on grill rack. Grill, covered, over medium heat for 5 minutes. Meanwhile, in a shallow bowl, drizzle asparagus with 1 tablespoon dressing; toss to coat. Arrange asparagus on a grilling grid; place on the grill rack with salmon. Spoon 1 tablespoon dressing over salmon.
- Grill salmon and asparagus, covered, for 4-6 minutes or until salmon flakes easily with a fork and asparagus is crisp-tender, turning asparagus once.
- Divide salad greens among four plates and sprinkle with carrots. Remove skin from salmon. Arrange the egg wedges, asparagus and salmon over salads. Drizzle with remaining dressing; sprinkle with pepper. Yield: 4 servings.
Editor's Note: If you do not have a grilling grid, use a disposable foil pan. Poke holes in the bottom of the pan with a meat fork to allow liquid to drain.
Originally published as Asparagus Salad with Grilled Salmon in Simple & Delicious August/September 2012, p33
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Our new favorite summer fish dish! We used Tuna steak very, very good! Next time I would double the dressing ingredients.
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Just when we thought the Jodi Arias trial couldn't get any stranger, people started selling seats.
How crazy is the #JodiArias Trial?...a person in the gallery reprimanded today for selling their place in line for $200.00— Mike Watkiss (@mikewatkiss3tv) April 23, 2013
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---- — Q: My widowed mother can no longer live alone and will be moving to an assisted living facility in the near future. We are going to be putting her house on the market but are overwhelmed by the process. The exterior of the house is in good shape and is located in a very nice neighborhood. The problem is hidden behind closed doors, she hasn't thrown anything out since we were kids. How do we convince her something drastically needs to be done before the home can be sold?
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Next job is to tackle all that is left. Items that are valuable should be sold to bring in additional revenue for your mother's expenses. There are many approaches you might take from listing items in the classified section of local newspapers. There are also companies that will handle estate sales for a fee or percentage of total profits. Consider donating items to non-profits to use as tax deductions at the end of the year. Clothing is always in high demand at numerous sites working with disadvantaged individuals. It actually might make your mother feel good to know someone less fortunate would be so appreciative of the items she can no longer use.
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This program enhances professional skill development for students interested in a career in television. Students will, in a hands-on environment and/or through independent research, have an opportunity to refine proficiency and/or gain in depth knowledge in various television media or production areas.
Interns must be current students receiving college credit.
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NEWS DEPARTMENT: Under the supervision of the Assignment Editors all News student interns will gain hands-on experience in the day-to-day operations of a fast-paced news environment. Overall, an internship with the News Department will involve assisting the news staff with compiling packets of information, answering phones and other duties that will be useful in the news gathering process. This internship may include some field experience with News Reporters to cover developing stories. Student interns are expected to assist producer with researching, and preparing news packets for News Anchors and scanning wires. Also, student interns will assist Assignment Desk Editors and News Producers with phone calls to assist in the development of stories, as well as filing press releases, sorting scripts and writing practice scripts as needed. This internship requires learning the news computer system.
SPORTS DEPARTMENT: Under the supervision of the Sports Producers/Reporters, the student intern(s) will gain hands-on experience in the day-to-day operations of the Sports Department. Student intern(s) will be exposed to how the Sports Department covers stories; and edit and air sports for the evening newscasts and special shows. Student intern(s) will assist in all facets of production. Duties include but are not limited to: checking wire reports, logging feeds and games, preparing initial scripts, working with editors to produce high-lights, and retrieving and achieving videotapes. This internship may include some field experience to cover sports events with a camera crew and Sportscaster. Student intern(s) must be self-starters, organized, and able to work evening and weekends hours.
INTERACTIVE: KMSP FOX 9 / WFTC My 29 is seeking students interested in learning the ins and outs of web production, interactive sales and marketing. Three different positions are available. Two positions will assist in the design of ad components (including ad banners, email blasts and landing pages) presentations and promotional materials for myfox9.com and its advertising partners. One position will focus on interactive sales and promotion for myfox9.com. During these internships students will receive hands on experience and will be exposed to the fast paced environment of the broadcast and interactive industry. For two of the internship positions the ability to work with Photoshop and Illustrator is required, with HTML and Flash knowledge is a plus. The other internship position requires effective written and verbal communication skills along with the ability to work with Microsoft Office. This is an unpaid internship for current students. Students must receive college credit in order to participate in this program.
WEATHER: Under the supervision of the Chief Meteorologist, weather interns will learn to operate weather graphics system and be capable of creating a ready-for-broadcast weather show by the end of the internship. Interns will learn the weather systems in addition to FOX 9's and be capable of assisting the on-air Meteorologists in tracking and analyzing severe storms. Interns will also learn the crawl system for weather alerts and will assist the on-air Meteorologists with preparing crawls (with strict supervision) for broadcast. Interns will study meteorological model data and create local forecast for comparison with the on-air Meteorologists forecast. As time permits, interns will practice delivering a weathercast at the Chromakey Wall and in the WeatherCenter.
PROMOTIONS DEPARTMENT: Who are the people who get you to watch T.V. shows? It's the Promotion Producers job to lure viewers to watch Fox Prime Programs, including our newscasts. Find out how they do it! Take part in the T.V. marketing process which includes writing, producing, directing, videography, and non-linear editing by watching our producers create topical promos for newscasts and entertainment programs. You will even have the chance to write and prepare your own topical promo taking your ideas through the production process.
CREATIVE SERVICES INTERNSHIP: This internship is designed for individuals who want to gain experience in the PR and Marketing fields, with a focus on social media. This intern will help coordinate and execute all social media efforts for FOX 9 and MY 29. Intern will be involved in multiple accounts on Facebook, Twitter and Google Plus. The intern will initiate and maintain dialogue with viewers, include live-tweeting syndicated comedies on MY 29 and composing tease/tells for news on Facebook and Twitter. The intern will also generate ideas for new ways to connect with our users across all platforms.
HUMAN RESOURCES DEPARTMENT: Under the supervision of the Human Resources Director, the student intern will receive practical application experience and exposure to fundamental human resources generalist functions including applicant tracking, applicant screening and interviewing, referencing, and employee in-processing and out-processing. Administrative/clerical duties may include word-processing, assisting with the phone (e.g. answering, screening, referring, and making calls), handling incoming and outgoing mail, and maintaining jobline, job postings, mailing lists, and various administrative/clerical assignments. Student intern must be customer service oriented, highly confidential, and possess good verbal, written, organizational, multi-tasking skills, and high level of attention to details.
COMMUNITY AFFAIRS: Under the supervision of the Producer/Community Coordinator the student intern(s) will participate in every aspect of the Community Affairs office. The student intern(s) will handle inquiries from the public, and will be involved in some production work. The student intern(s) will provide administrative support for community affairs campaigns, log incoming PSA tapes, write/change orders for Master Control, update mailing lists of community organizations and compile FCC Quarterly Issues Reports. This internship will also include pre-production work to develop KMSP's Community Events Calendar, write scripts for the calendar, as well as conduct control room production sessions for Public Service Announcements. Student intern(s) will recommend music for graphics, screen, and critique and recommend incoming videotapes for airing. Student intern(s) will be exposed to the practices and procedures of public relations in broadcasting. Will assist with gathering information from news talent for press releases. Student intern(s) should be self-starters, detailed-oriented, and have good phone skills.
ENGINEERING: If you enjoy the behind-the-scenes action, you will be interested in the technical side of news. Engineering technicians spend time both in the studio and out in the field working to bring T.V. newscasts to you! We have technicians in the studio listening on headsets as the directors call for camera shots and other studio elements such as master control and audio. Another aspect of working as a technician is speaking time in the field with a microwave or satellite "live" truck learning about what is required for a live shot and how an ENG/SNG truck operates. In this experience, you will have the opportunity to experience the many responsibilities of an Engineering technician.
FINANCE: Are you in school for accounting, economics, business or finance? If so, this internship would provide the opportunity to learn the many important functions of the Finance Department including the Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable, Credit and Payroll divisions. Go through the log, reporting and month-end process. Learn how our employee appreciation committee budgets their monthly events to gain knowledge of the budgeting process.
MARKETING: KMSP FOX 9 / WFTC My 29 is seeking a student interested in learning the ins and outs of television marketing and promotions. This position will implement sales promotions and coordinate work events with FOX 9 and My 29 advertisers. During this internship students will have hands on experience with the full production of large scale marketing promotions and events. You will be exposed to the television sales environment. Must have strong Microsoft Office skills, great attention to detail, flexible schedule and an outgoing personality. Must be willing to work some evenings and weekends.


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Miami Dolphins
Koa Misi - #55 - LB
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|2010, 2nd round, 8th pick by Dolphins
Henne told to check down to backs
The Dolphins have instructed Chad Henne to utilize talented RBs Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams more often with check-down passes, according to AFC East Whispers.
Five questions with Vikings correspondent Judd Zulgad
Pro Football Weekly hits up Vikings beat writer Judd Zulgad for all the latest happenings each week with the team.
Dolphins sign Dotson off Broncos' practice squad
With Jared Odrick sidelined, the Dolphins have added Lionel Dotson to the D-line.
Reports: Dolphins DE Odrick will miss at least two weeks
After a promising debut against the Bills, Dolphins rookie DE Jared Odrick will now miss at least two weeks after suffering a slight hairline fracture to his right fibula.
Dolphins re-sign DE Dotson, OLB Walden
The Dolphins re-signed DE Lionel Dotson and OLB Erik Walden on Tuesday and cut recently acquired DE Clifton Geathers.
Dolphins' defense shines in 15-10 victory over Bills
LB Karlos Dansby led Miami's new-look defense with eight tackles and a sack, RB Ronnie Brown scored from a yard out and Dan Carpenter kicked two field goals in leading the Dolphins to a 15-10 victory over the Buffalo ...
QB Pat White signs with baseball's Royals
Less than a week after being cut by the Dolphins, QB Pat White has signed a minor league contract with the Kansas City Royals.
Dolphins ILB Crowder questionable for season opener
Dolphins starting ILB Channing Crowder, who has been out of practice with a groin injury since Aug. 17, is listed as questionable on the Dolphins' Friday injury report.
Grove's injuries turned off Dolphins' brass
After the termination of C Jake Grove's contract, Joe Berger will be the sixth different center to start a Dolphins season opener in the past eight seasons.
Dolphins release C Grove, re-sign OL Procter
The Dolphins announced they have terminated the contract of C Jake Grove, cementing Joe Berger as the starting center.
Gailey names Spiller as Bills' starting back
Head coach Chan Gailey has named rookie RB C.J. Spiller for the Bills in their Week One matchup with the Dolphins.
Dolphins sign RB-RS Smith
The Dolphins announced Wednesday that they have signed RB-RS Clifton Smith. In order to make room for Smith on the 53-man roster, the team waived OL Joe Reitz.
Ireland assumes full control of Dolphins; Parcells to serve as a consultant
The Dolphins announced Tuesday that Jeff Ireland will assume full control over the Dolphins and Bill Parcells will remain a consultant.
Dolphins sign LB Carpenter, release Anderson
The Dolphins signed former Rams and Cowboys LB Bobby Carpenter on Monday and released LB Charlie Anderson, the club announced.
Dolphins cut DEs Douglas and Grant, place CB Allen on I.R.
The Dolphins terminated the contracts of DE Marques Douglas, DE Charles Grant and OG Cory Procter, and placed CB Will Allen on injured reserve on Sunday.
Misi is active for the 'Fins.||||||| Misi was out since hurting his ankle in a Dec. 9 loss at San Francisco.
Misi has pleaded no contest to felony battery and paid $42,000 to a Santa Barbara County resident he punched in the face.||||||| Prosecutors say a man on an Isla Vista apartment balcony made nasty comments to Misi and his friends as they walked down the street in April 2011. Misi broke down the apartment door and struck 19-year-old Casey Scott Fisher. As part of a plea deal, the 6-foot-3, 251-pound football player pleaded no contest Thursday to battery causing serious bodily injury.
Linebacker Koa Misi has been placed on injured reserve by the Miami Dolphins, who also signed quarterback Pat Devlin from their practice squad.||||||| Misi's season was ended because of a left shoulder injury he sustained against Philadelphia on Dec. 11. He started nine games this year and had 31 tackles and one sack.


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50 Cent Albums & Mixtapes
50 Cent - Animal Ambition
For this review, I'm doing things a bit differently. We're going to take a tour through the animal kingdom, paralleling 50 Cent's animal instinct as heard on his new album, Animal Instinct: An Untamed Desire to Win,... Read Full Review
50 Cent - 5 (Murder By Numbers)
G-Unit head honcho 50 Cent has released his new free album, 5 (Murder By Numbers). A lead up to his fifth studio album, Street King Immortal, due out in November, the Queens rap icon is seemingly determined to create some... Read More
50 Cent - The Lost Tape
As the world continues to wait on a new album from 50 Cent, Fiddy continues to supply the streets with new free releases. For The Lost Tapes, 50 teams up with DJ Drama for the first Gangsta Grillz project of his career... Read More
50 Cent - Before I Self Destruct
As I've written before, hip-hop had become only a fraction of 50 Cent's empire. The epitome of hip-hop hyper masculinity, 50 Cent had morphed from a hungry street emcee into a media personality, a corporate CEO, an actor... Read Full Review
50 Cent - War Angel
50 Cent is the Britney Spears of hip-hop - at this point, it's barely about the music. First and foremost, Curtis James Jackson is a business, an almost absurdly profitable corporate empire that spans a record label, a... Read Full Review
50 Cent - Curtis
It was never about the music. 50 Cent was always bigger than life, an invincible rapper with a comic book hero body. The man took nine shots and kept going, he was the Terminator. Every guy with dreams of being a rich... Read Full Review


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Chesapeake & Mid-Atlantic Report
Don't worry. The puffs of smoke wafting through airspace over the Eastport peninsula on Saturday, March 22, won't be the result of spontaneous combustion. The smoke will emanate from the annual sock-burning event at the Annapolis Maritime Museum. Each spring equinox on Back Creek Beach on the museum grounds, the socks' demise signals a tradition that marks the end of cold weather in the Chesapeake region. The fire ceremony originated with ancient sailors who wore socks all winter long before burning them to celebrate the welcome onset of spring's warm weather. The self-proclaimed Maritime Republic of Eastport—a neighborhood peninsula in Annapolis—adopted the tradition and turned the sock burning into a lively festival and fundraising event. The festivities include music and sea chanteys, crafts for kids, beer toasts, and an oyster-shucking contest. amaritime.org


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Julia Kent
The Out Door
The Out Door: Imagined Communities
Marc Masters and Grayson Currin; March 8, 2013
Marc Masters and Grayson Currin explore the divide between composition and improvisation with drone pioneer Yoshi Wada, discuss Sublime Frequencies' new compilations of Burmese and Korean 78s with Robert Millis ...
The Out Door
The Out Door: Evolve From There
Grayson Currin and Marc Masters; February 4, 2011
We survey recent drone, discuss composition with the Fun Years, explore accidental miracles with Ensemble Economique, and talk home recording with cellist Julia Kent.
Barbara Morgenstern Reveals New Album, Tours U.S.
BM, electronic music-maker Barbara Morgenstern's full-length follow-up to 2006's well-received The Grass Is Always Greener, is due November 18 from Monika Enterprise.
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Concord, as it has all season, needed all three singles points Tuesday night to advance to today's Concord Regional tennis final.
The Minutemen got just that, besting Angola, 3-2 to move to within one win of a regional title.
Concord will face East Noble today at 5 p.m. on the upper courts at Concord. The Knights edged Fairfield, 3-2 Tuesday night to earn their slot in the finals against the host Minutemen.
Concord coach Todd Denton said the steady play his three singles players — No. 1 Nick Pollock, No. 2 Bernardo Cadario and No. 3 Jared Searer — have displayed all season was on display again Tuesday.
"These guys play tennis all year-round," Denton said. "They know what we expect and what we need from them."
Pollock, one of the Minutemen's three seniors, is wrapping up his second season at the top singles position. Tuesday's regional tournament was his first.
Pollock said he didn't really feel all that much pressure.
"I was a bit nervous at first, but I was able to settle into my game pretty quickly," Pollock said.
That game, Pollock said, consists of being patient, controlling the baselines and consistent serving.
"I didn't have any double-faults today," Pollock said.
All three of the Concord singles players dispatched their Angola opponents in straight sets. Pollock topped Cameron Hall, 6-4, 6-2; No. 2 Bernardo Cadario defeated Chris Calvelage, 6-3, 6-4; and No. 3 Jared Searer bested Blake Trusty, 6-2., 6-0.
Fairfield coach Mike Filbrun, while disappointed with the regional tournament loss, was pleased overall with the 2013 season.
"A 17-4 record, NEC championship, sectional championship," Filbrun said. "I'll take that."
The Falcons say goodbye to just three seniors: Austin Christner, Marcus Rodes and Samuel Clayton.
The 2014 season begins now for the returning Falcons, Filbrun said.
"The guys need to put in the work in the offseason," Filbrun said. "That's what gets you to this point."
Concord Regional
Concord 3, Angola 2
No. 1 — Nathan Pollock (C) def. Cameron Hall, 6-4, 6-2.
No. 2 — Bernardo Cadario (C) def. Chris Calvedge, 6-3, 6-4.
No. 3 — Jared Searer (C) def. Blake Trusty, 6-2, 6-0.
No. 1 — Craig Nofziger-Marcus Arnold (A) def. Aaron Allen-Mitchell Boyer, 6-0, 6-0.
No. 2 — Cody Nickols-Jake-Horner (A) 6-4,def. Mitchell Lozier-Riley Huffer, 6-3, 6-2.
East Noble 3, Fairfield 2
No. 1 — Austin Christner (F) def. Austin Mohamedali, 6-1, 6-1.
No. 2 — Evan Hart (EN) def. Adam Yoder, 6-1, 2-, 6-1.
No. 3 — Marcus Rodes (F) def. Aaron Dillis, 6-1, 6-3.
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No. 2 — Adam Albertin-Brennen Biggins (EN) def. Samuel Clayton-Isaac Miller, 6-3, 6-0.


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Paul Muldoon was born in 1951 in County Armagh, Northern Ireland, and educated in Armagh and at the Queen's University of Belfast. From 1973 to 1986 he worked in Belfast as a radio and television producer for the British Broadcasting Corporation. Since 1987 he has lived in the United States, where he is now Howard G. B. Clark '21 Professor at Princeton University and Founding Chair of the Peter B. Lewis Center for the Arts. In 2007 he was appointed Poetry Editor of The New Yorker. Between 1999 and 2004 he was Professor of Poetry at the University of Oxford, where he is an honorary Fellow of Hertford College.
Paul Muldoon's main collections of poetry are New Weather (1973), Mules (1977), Why Brownlee Left (1980), Quoof (1983), Meeting The British (1987), Madoc: A Mystery (1990), The Annals of Chile (1994), Hay (1998), Poems 1968-1998 (2001), Moy Sand and Gravel (2002), Horse Latitudes (2006), and Maggot (2010).
A Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and the American Academy of Arts and Letters, Paul Muldoon was given an American Academy of Arts and Letters award in literature for 1996. Other recent awards are the 1994 T. S. Eliot Prize, the 1997 Irish Times Poetry Prize, the 2003 Pulitzer Prize, the 2003 Griffin International Prize for Excellence in Poetry, the 2004 American Ireland Fund Literary Award, the 2004 Shakespeare Prize, the 2005 Aspen Prize for Poetry, and the 2006 European Prize for Poetry. He has been described by The Times Literary Supplement as "the most significant English-language poet born since the second World War."
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The Massachusetts General Hospital LGBT Employee Resource Group seeks to create a welcoming and affirming environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender employees, patients, families, and friends.
Kevin Knoblock, Chairperson
Kevin is a nurse practitioner on the Gastroenterology Inpatient Consultation Service. In addition to caring for patients, he triages all the daily requests for GI consults from the entire hospital and -- with the attending physician -- manages the quality of care delivered by the inpatient service.
Outside his professional career, Kevin has given much of his time to the mission of the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the largest LGBT civil rights organization in the United States. In 2012, he was appointed to HRC's Board of Governors.
Kevin is originally from the New Jersey shore but has spent the majority of his life in Boston, where he currently resides with his husband.
Kevin has his bachelor of arts in German language and literature from Boston University, his MBA and MHA from the University of Minnesota, and his BSN and MSN from the MGH Institute of Health Professions.
Thom Fitzgerald, Co-Chair
Billy Devan, Treasurer
Billy joined the group because of his passion for LGBT rights and workplace equality - he wants to help make MGH more welcoming for the LGBT patient and employee.
When he's not helping out with the group, Billy is busy finding cures to intracerebral hemorrhage and ischemic stroke as a biostatistician in a genetics lab here at MGH. And with his passion for music and exercise/fitness, you can almost always find him at the gym or playing his guitar.
Billy received his Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) in Troy, NY and is currently applying to medical school for Fall 2013.
Jamie Symonds, Secretary
Jamie is a systems analyst at the MGH Laboratory of Computer Science. He has been at Mass General since 2006 and worked five years prior to that as a systems analyst for the City of Boston.
Jamie is a master's degree candidate at Harvard Extension School (Master of Liberal Arts in Information Technology concentration in Information Systems).
For fun, he swims with the LANES (Liquid Assets New England Swimming, Boston's Masters Swimming team for New England's gay and lesbian community and their friends).
Jared Ruckman, Public Relations Coordinator
Originally from Alton, Illinois, Jared completed his Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering at Kettering University (Flint, Michigan) and Master's in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Connecticut (Storrs, Connecticut).
After relocating to Boston, Jared has been working as a Clinical Engineer in MGH Biomedical Engineering since June, 2011. He is a current member of the board, serving as the group's publicist.
Justin Chen, Liaison to the Resident House Staff
Brian Hurley, Liaison to the Resident House Staff
Brian is currently a resident physician at the Massachusetts General Hospital and McLean Hospital's (MGH-McLean's) Adult Psychiatry Residency Training Program, and is a resident member of the board of MGH's LGBT Employee Resource Group.
Brian is a graduate of the University of Southern California's Keck School of Medicine and Marshall School of Business with a combined M.D./M.B.A. degree.
Prior to his arrival at MGH-McLean, Brian served as the National President of the American Medical Student Association (AMSA). Brian has also served AMSA as a national coordinator of AMSA's Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender People In Medicine (LGBTPM) Advocacy Action Committee, and was instrumental in establishing the AMSA-GLMA LGBT Health Institute. In addition he shepherded the transition of the AMSA LGBTPM subcommittee into an independent LGBT Health Committee.
While at the Keck School of Medicine, Brian served as a coordinator of the University of Southern California Keck School of Medicine (Keck SOM) Medical Gay and Lesbian Organization, the only LGBT student group to have been twice awarded the nationally-recognized AMSA-GLMA LGBT Health Achievement Award. Brian intends to pursue a career in addiction psychiatry following residency training.


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Melvin L. Watt
- 1 Background
- 2 Politics
- 3 Democratic Socialists of America connection
- 4 Supported by Council for a Livable World
- 5 2005 trip to Cuba
- 6 Congressional Progressive Caucus
- 7 Congressional Black Caucus
- 8 Back to Cuba
- 9 Lifting travel ban on Cuba
- 10 Staff
- 11 External links
- 12 References
Melvin Watt is a Democratic member of the United States House of Representatives, representing the 12th district of North Carolina.
Mel Watt was born in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina on August 26, 1945. He is a graduate of York Road High School in Charlotte. He was a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1967 with a BS degree in Business Administration and was the president of the business honors fraternity as a result of having the highest academic average in the Business School. In 1970 he received a JD degree from Yale University Law School and was a published member of the Yale Law Journal. He has been awarded honorary degrees from North Carolina A&T State University, Johnson C. Smith University, Bennett College and Fisk University.
Mel Watt practiced law from 1970-1992, specializing in minority business and economic development law in a general practice law firm best known for its civil rights reputation. He has been an owner of several small businesses.
Mel Watt is a member of the Mt. Olive Presbyterian Church and a life member of the NAACP. He served as president of the Mecklenburg County Bar and has been a member of many professional, community and civic boards and organizations.
He is married to Eulada Paysour Watt, an educator. They have two sons, Brian and Jason, both of whom are graduates of Yale University and have earned graduate degrees.[1]
Mel Watt was the campaign manager of Harvey Gantt's campaigns for City Council, for Mayor of Charlotte and for the United States Senate. Mel served one term in the North Carolina Senate (1985-86) where he was called "the conscience of the Senate." He did not seek a second term in the state Senate and announced that he would not consider running for elective office again until his children completed high school.
In 1992, he was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives from North Carolina's 12th Congressional District and became one of only two African American members elected to Congress from North Carolina in the 20th century.
Watt is a member of the House Judiciary Committee, on which he is the Ranking Member of the Subcommittee on Intellectual Property, Competition and the Internet and serves on the Subcommittee on Courts, Commercial and Administrative Law. Mel is also on the House Financial Services Committee, on which he serves on the Subcommittee on Financial Institutions and Consumer Credit and the Subcommittee on Insurance, Housing and Community Opportunity. He was unanimously elected and served as the Chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus (2005-2006).[2]
Democratic Socialists of America connection
"Progressive caucus" meeting
In 1996 Democratic Socialists of America sponsored a progressive caucus meeting at the Democratic National Convention. Among the participants was Congressman Mel Watt from North Carolina. In his remarks, he crystallized completely the problem facing progressives inside (and also outside) the Democratic Party..."The problem" he said "is that we have lowered our expectation of what is possible."[3]
DSA endorsement
In July 1996, the Democratic Socialists of America Political Action Committee endorsed Mel Watt, North Carolina 12, in that year's Congressional elections.[4]
Take Back America Conferences
Mel Watt was on the list of 153 speakers at the 2006 Take Back America conference, which was organized by the Institute for Policy Studies, and Democratic Socialists of America dominated Campaign for America's Future.[5]
The Institute for Food and Development Policy/Food First
Mel Watt is on the list of Congressional Representatives who have participated in hearings/briefings since 1998, with the very radical Institute for Food and Development Policy/Food First, founded by Frances Moore Lappe (Democratic Socialists of America, Institute for Policy Studies) and Joseph Collins (Institute for Policy Studies), authors of the book "Food First".[6]
Supported by Council for a Livable World
The Council for a Livable World, founded in 1962 by long-time socialist activist and alleged Soviet agent, Leo Szilard, is a non-profit advocacy organization that seeks to "reduce the danger of nuclear weapons and increase national security", primarily through supporting progressive, congressional candidates who support their policies. The Council supported Melvin L. Watt in his successful House of Representatives run as candidate for North Carolina.[7]
2005 trip to Cuba
In March 2005 Mel Watt spent three days in Havana, Cuba, with a Congressional Black Caucus delegation.
The trip cost $1,329.23 which was paid for[8]by the Christopher Reynolds Foundation.
Congressional Progressive Caucus
In 1998 Melvin Watt Democrat was listed as a member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus.[9]
As of February 20 2009 Mel Watt was listed as a member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus.[10]
Congressional Black Caucus
Melvin L. Watt is a member of the Congressional Black Caucus for the 113th Congress:[11]
Back to Cuba
In early April 2009, Rep. Barbara Lee led a congressional delegation to Havana for a 4-1/2 hour meeting with Raul Castro, telling reporters, "All of us are convinced that President Castro would like normal relations and would see normalization, ending the embargo, as beneficial to both countries." Reuters reported that Lee's delegation "avoided specifics" with Castro "but were struck by his humor, impressed by his involvement in Third World causes and firm in their belief that he wants to end U.S.-Cuba enmity."
The meeting between Castro, Lee, and five other members of the Congressional Black Caucus, took place in secret without the customary presence of a US State Department official. No reporters attended, and according to the New York Times, Cuban television, which covered the visit, offered no details of what was said.
Reps. Emanuel Cleaver (D-MO), Marcia L. Fudge (D-OH), Laura Richardson (D-CA), Bobby Rush (D-IL), Melvin Luther Watt (D-CA), and Barbara Lee. "Also particpating were Patrice Willougby, executive assistant to the Congressional Black Caucus, and Eulada Watt, wife of Congressman Mel Watt,".
Bobby Rush said he found Raul Castro "to be just the opposite of how he's being portrayed in the media." AP quotes Rush as saying, "I think what really surprised me, but also endeared to him was his keen sense of humor, his sense of history and his basic human qualities." At times, Rush said, the lawmakers and Castro chatted "like old family members."
Lee says she wanted to influence President Barack Obama prior to the upcoming Summit of the Americas in Trinadad and Tobago.
Prior to the trip, Lee told her hometown Oakland Tribune newspaper that the US had to open up to Cuba, but did not demand that the Cuban government open up; she blasted US policy as "based on antiquated Cold War-era thinking." She could have used those words to describe her own views.[12]
Lifting travel ban on Cuba
A May 03, 2013 Press release from the radical controlled and Institute for Policy Studies affiliated Latin America Working Group's Cuba Team stated:
- Due to your action/emails/phone calls we have 59 signatures from House representatives urging President Obama to support travel to Cuba by granting general licenses for ALL current categories of travel.
- By eliminating the laborious license application process, especially for people-to-people groups, that is managed by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), the majority of the bureaucratic red tape that holds up licensable travel to Cuba would disappear and actually facilitate what the President wanted to see in 2011, liberalized travel regulations.
Signatories included Rep. Mel Watt .[13]
The following are past and present staff:[14]
- Jason L. Aycoth
- Don N. Baker
- Leland C. Baptist
- Salena J. Barnes
- Andrew W. Barwig (Andy)
- Paul A. Brathwaite
- Joyce Martin Brayboy
- Kimberly S. Bright
- Keven Brough
- Terry M. Jr. Brown
- Christopher L. Caple (Chris)
- Barbara J. Carter
- Xaymara D. Castro
- Judy Chute
- Elaine J. Cintron
- Jason L. Collins
- Adria F. Crutchfield
- Myra Lynette Dandridge
- Rosetta Davidson
- Jermaine A. Dennis
- Sonali J. Desai
- Chantevia D. Doster
- Anna Rankin Ehrich
- Bobby R. Elledge
- Jason Gordon Everett
- Brian S. Fernandez
- Sharon R. Fisher
- Regina D. Ford
- Lakecia N. Foster
- Eulice Brandon Garrett (Brandon)
- J. William Goold (Bill)
- Teresa Gore
- Alyssa Joy Gowens
- Allison A. Griffin-Walser
- Adam N. Hall
- Carrie A. Hanger
- Kendra Harvey
- James E. Hayes
- Laura Broyles Hooper
- Jewel James
- Erika Jeffers
- Thomas Jenkins
- Marissa M. Jennings
- Torre J. Jessup
- Christopher G. Johnson (Chris)
- William S. Johnson
- Theodore A. Kaplan
- Keith B. Kelly
- Joe E. Jr. Leonard
- Jacqueline Lilly
- Lewis C. Little (Corey)
- Eric A. Love
- Andrea D. Martin
- Damany K. Mayfield
- Dominique M. McCoy(Dom)
- Tony M. McEwen
- Gregory Melus
- Stephanie Y. Moore
- Nezile Mthembu
- Paul A. Murphy
- Erica R. Nesmith
- Nicole D. Nicjols
- Lauren Oppenheimer
- Ellen Danielle Owen (Danielle)
- John Jioni Palmer (Jioni)
- Jennifer Ellen Pittman
- Jesse J. Price
- Evan A. Raleigh
- Irene B. Schwoeffermann
- Kathryn C. Setzer
- Eli P. Sevcik-Timberg
- Angelia Brinn Shackelford
- Edward Jermaine Shepard
- Christal Acquanetta Sheppard
- Tyricka L. Simpson
- Keith S. Smith
- Tamara M. Stinson
- Pamlyn Stubbs
- Dwight G. Sullivan
- Elesia S. Summers-Thomas
- Tiran Thomas
- Cora A. Thompson
- Douglass Vashon Thornell(Doug)
- Dominique B. Tillman
- Candice Tolliver
- Steven W. Wall (Steve)
- Yolanda L. Warren
- Jamayan K. Watkins
- Hilary Carter West
- Mesha T. White
- Geneva Melissa Williamson
- Jeanne Patrice Willoughby (Patrice)
- Tawana Wilson-Allen
External links
- ↑ Official congressional bio, accessed August 16, 2011
- ↑ Official congressional bio, accessed August 16, 2011
- ↑ Democratic Left, September/October 1996, page 31]
- ↑ Democratic Left, July/August 1996, page 21
- ↑ Take Back America 2006 - Agenda & Speakers (accessed on May 14, 2010)
- ↑ [ http://www.foodfirst.org/es/about/staff, Food First staff page]
- ↑ CLW website: Meet Our Candidates
- ↑ http://americanradioworks.publicradio.org/features/staffers/travdat/sponsor.php?sponsor_id=T000109
- ↑ DSA website: Members of the Progressive Caucus (archived on the Web Archive website)
- ↑ Congressional Progressive Caucus website: Caucus Member List
- ↑ Congressional Black Caucus: Members (accessed on Feb. 24, 2011)
- ↑ http://jmw.typepad.com/political_warfare/2009/04/congresswoman-barbara-lee-still-stuck-in-the-cold-war.html] Congresswoman Barbara Lee: Still stuck in the Cold War, political Warfare, Michael Waller, accessed August 20, 2010
- ↑ Update on Cuba Travel: We Gathered 59 Signatures, The LAWG Cuba Team: Mavis, Emily and Karina on May 03, 2013
- ↑ http://www.legistorm.com/member/482/Rep_Louise_Slaughter_NY.html. Accessed 12/14/2011


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Donna and John Pallone
of West Newbury, MA - formally of North Andover, MA
along with Sherry and Paul Perreault of Biddeford, Maine
proudly announce the engagement of their children,
Laura Pallone and Ryan Perreault.
Both Laura and Ryan graduated in 2009 from Merrimack College.
A May 2014 wedding is planned.