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WASHINGTON (AP) -- In a first, America's racial and ethnic minorities now make up about half of the under-5 age group, reflecting sweeping changes by race and class among young people. Due to an aging population, non-Hispanic whites last year recorded more deaths than births.
These two milestones, revealed in 2012 census estimates released Thursday, are the latest signs of a historic shift in which whites will become a minority within a generation, by 2043. They come after the Census Bureau reported last year that whites had fallen to a minority among newborns.
Fueled by immigration and high rates of birth, particularly among Hispanics, racial and ethnic minorities are growing more rapidly in numbers than whites. The decline in the U.S. white population has been occurring more quickly than expected, resulting in the first "natural decrease" for whites -- deaths exceeding births -- in more than a century, census data show. For now, the non-Hispanic white population continues to increase slightly, but only because of immigration from Europe.
Based on current rates of growth, whites in the under-5 group are expected to fall below 50 percent this year or next, said Thomas Mesenbourg, the Census Bureau's acting director.
"This is the tipping point presaging the gradual decline of the white population, which will be a signature demographic trend of this century," said William H. Frey, a demographer at the Brookings Institution. "More so than ever, we need to recognize the importance of young minorities for the growth and vitality of our labor force and economy."
The imminent tip to a white minority among young children adds a racial dimension to government spending on early-childhood education, such as President Barack Obama's proposal to significantly expand pre-K for lower-income families. The nation's demographic changes are already stirring discussion as to whether some civil rights-era programs, such as affirmative action in college admissions, should be retooled to focus more on income than on race and ethnicity. The Supreme Court will rule on the issue this month.
The government projects that in five years, minorities will make up more than half of children under 18.
Studies show that gaps in achievement by both race and class begin long before college, suggesting that however the high court rules, the U.S. remedies to foster equal opportunity will need to reach earlier into a child's life.
"The educational system is likely to be the most widely used and most acceptable policy tool we have for equalizing life chances. But it does not seem so far to achieve this goal," said Timothy Smeeding, an economics professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison who specializes in income inequality. "This specter of unequal opportunity may be the biggest negative social outcome of the continuing American inequality boom."
The gap between rich and poor in the U.S. has now stretched to its widest since 1970, making opportunities to reach the middle class increasingly difficult.
Longer-term changes in family structure, such as a decline in marriage, have led to a rise in single-mother households across all racial groups, with the fastest growth now occurring among whites. More than 40 percent of newborns are now born out of wedlock in families more likely to be low income.
The latest census numbers show:
--The population younger than 5 stood at 49.9 percent minority in 2012.
--The nonwhite population increased by 1.9 percent to 116 million, or 37 percent. Hispanics make up 17 percent of the U.S.; blacks, 12.3 percent; Asians, 5 percent; and multiracial Americans, 2.4 percent.
--About 353 of the nation's 3,143 counties, or 11 percent, are now "majority-minority," including six which tipped last year.
--Among the under-5 age group, 22 percent live in poverty, typically in more rural states such as Mississippi, Arkansas and Louisiana. Black toddlers were most likely to be poor, at 41 percent, followed by Hispanics at 32 percent and whites at 13 percent. Asian toddlers had a poverty rate of 11 percent.
Smeeding's analysis of the latest research and data on social mobility, provided to The Associated Press, shows that a child's achievement varies widely depending on a parent's education and income. The reason: More educated parents tend to have fewer children and generally earn more money than before, allowing them to spend larger amounts of time or money on a child's development, including music or art classes, extra tutoring, or travel and summer camps.
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State of the art MOA Arena boosts Philippines' chances to host FIBA Asia
The Philippines' bid to host the 2013 FIBA Asia Championship has received a boost from the presence of the SM Mall of Asia Arena, a new state of the art basketball facility.
The Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas is bidding to host the biennial cage tournament that serves as the qualifier for the 2014 FIBA World Cup. SBP executive director Sonny Barrios, who attended the FIBA Asia congress last month, said that the presence of the MOA Arena has made the country a more attractive destination for the event.
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The new arena boasts a 360-degree LED scoreboard, VIP boxes, and restaurants. Barrios said that Hagop is scheduled to visit the country to conduct an inspection of the arena.
Aside from the Philippines, two other countries have expressed interest in hosting the FIBA Asia Championship: Qatar and Lebanon. Khajirian is a native of Lebanon.
Barrios said that a decision on the hosting rights will be made in Tokyo in September during the FIBA Asia Cup, formerly the Stankovic Cup.
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State Senators Thom Goolsby and David Rouzer announced today they have enough support to pass a bill that's already passed in the House when they go back to the General Assembly. If it becomes law, it would stop forced annexation in Monkey Junction through the end of the year. But the effort does not stop there. Full story...»
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High-reach material handlers help dismantle a building that used to host NASA space shuttles.
As if to put an exclamation point on the government's decision to halt the U.S. space shuttle program, the demolition of a prominent structure associated with that program is under way at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC). When operational, the building, known as the Vertical Processing Facility (VPF) was used to assemble full payload packages destined for space.
Those packages (anything from satellites to replacement components) were then transferred to and loaded onto the shuttle itself. Having already been replaced by a newer, larger VPF, the building's demolition was inevitable.
Now, the task of bringing down a piece of history is being headed up by Melbourne, Fla.-based Frank-Lin Excavating, acting as a subcontractor to Speegle Construction of Cocoa Beach, Fla. And, like the shuttle itself, the manner in which they are doing so is both innovative and impressive: calling on a lot of machine (a demo-configured Caterpillar 365C), a lot of reach (130-feet, courtesy of a Jewell front end) and a lot of processing power from a Genesis GXP 200R mobile shear.
At nearly 13 stories high and better than 10,000 square feet in area, the VPF is not your run-of-the-mill structure and, as such, demanded a special approach to bringing it down. According to Pete Charamut, Frank-Lin's president and project manager, alternatives were explored before choosing the route they took.
"We considered everything including the most basic approach: using a crane with a headache ball," he says. "But in a case like that, you are talking about smashing the building, sending all the outside material crashing to the ground to expose the beams. Then we would be faced with burning the beams, lowering them to the ground, rigging and lifting them for load out. You are talking about three times the time, three times the cost; it would be a whole different type of project."
Charamut says they had dismantled other structures at KSC using a high reach and a larger Genesis LXP 300 processor. Having seen how quickly and safely those projects went, NASA was quickly on board with their approach. With a plan nailed down, the company contacted Mike Schulz at the Summerville, S.C. office of Kuhn Equipment Sales to put together a rental agreement for the demolition package they needed.
Before demolition could begin, Charamut's crew spent four weeks inside the VPF structure, cutting and packaging up a range of equipment and materials that they had acquired as part of the contract.
"When we won the bid, we took control of everything inside," he says. "That includes electronics; a heat-sensor camera system; a lot of MCC (motor control center) panels; air-reels and water reels; even an air barge, which is essentially a pallet jack that can move 54,000-pound loads across a room on a cushion of air. In addition to that, we became the owners of a pair of overhead cranes that we actually used to help us with the project. Afterwards, we marketed them online and they sold quickly."
The part of the project in which those overhead cranes played a role was in the dismantling of a seven-story service structure located at the rear of the building. Charamut says they were able to use the Genesis shear to make cuts of the structural steel, bring the bridge cranes to it, and lower the sections down to ground—a much better tactic than what he says they first considered. "
Our initial game plan was to remove the entire back wall, cut the legs out from under the service structure and trip it back—a technique we've used many times before," he explains. "But this was a 400-ton structure and, given that size, we didn't feel entirely comfortable with that approach. So we went with a better alternative and it definitely went well. The service structure was made up of some really hearty steel, so I was impressed with how much of it the GXP 200R—the smaller of two Genesis attachments we have on-site— was able to cut. It really did an outstanding job for us."
The full package delivered by Kuhn Equipment included the shear made by Genesis Attachments, Superior, Wis.; a 130 foot long-reach boom from Jewell Attachments of Portland, Ore.; and a 365C model excavator with tilt cab made by Caterpillar Inc., Peoria, Ill. Frank-Lin's operator, Lee Messenger, says the entire demo package has performed well and helped keep the job on track.
Once Frank-Lin removes the roof, the balance of the service structure and all the steel formwork that makes up the walls, all that will remain will be a series of huge structural beams, each of which, when exposed, resembles an inverted letter "U." The beams are secured to plates at grade with huge bolts.
"When we demolished the SAEFII building which was similar to this, but smaller, we wrestled with those beams," says Charamut. "On the first two beams, we took a man lift and wrapped cables around each one and then pulled them over with a big dozer. They would lean over and eventually snap and fall. It was very nerve wracking. And because we had to determine where to make the right cut, and then spend many, many, hours actually cutting, it was also time-consuming."
In the late stages of that project, Charamut and his crew discovered a much easier method that incorporated the Ultra High Reach in lieu of the man lift, dozer and cables. That same technique is being employed on the VPF's beams, which he estimates have a 27-inch web and a 14-inch flange.
"We have learned that if we cut the bolts off the pads, flush with the plate on the bottom, then simply tap each arched-beam from behind using the high-reach, it will just topple. Once it is on the ground we will torch it and send the prepared scrap off to Trademark Metals, located about 15 miles from here."
The majority of the material being demolished at the VPF site, roughly about 85 percent of the total, is being recycled. Charamut expects to recover between 600 and 700 tons of ferrous metal alone, as well as decent volumes of nonferrous metal, concrete, asphalt and more.
"We will take the concrete and asphalt from this job to a facility operated by NASA: the Diverted Aggregate Recycled Concrete Yard, or DARCY," says Charamut. "There, it is recovered and reused. What can't be recycled is taken to a NASA-owned and operated landfill here at KSC. So, essentially, we incur no dump or disposal fees at all. However, we bid the job with this in mind and factored that in."
Though the length of the project takes the company through to the end of 2010, Frank-Lin rented the demo package from Kuhn Equipment for just 30 days—an indication of the confidence they had in both its performance and its reliability.
"Kuhn Equipment is outstanding in their support," says Charamut, "so we knew we were in good hands. They are very fair and they always provide good, reliable equipment that's built to perform on delivery. So, barring any natural disaster, we know we will be done within that 30-day window. The second machine we have at the VPF site, a Caterpillar 330CL with the LXP 300, is ours on a rental purchase option and we intend to buy it. We've really come to appreciate what these attachments can do for us and feel that LXP has a place in future projects."
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"This will be the largest acquisition in our company's 65 year history, and will increase the storage capacity of our Grain Group by nearly 30 percent," says CEO Mike Anderson. "This acquisition aligns with our geographic growth strategy for both our grain and plant nutrient businesses and we expect it will be accretive on a full-year basis in 2013."
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Roy Kortick at Art Garage Gallery, Cooperstown, NY
The exhibition is on view September 8 trough November 8. Open Saturdays only.
Patrick Lundeen "Letting It All Hang Out" at Mulherin Gallery, Toronto, Canada
The exhibition is ongoing thru October 5, 2014. Mulherin Gallery, 1086 Queen Street West, Toronto, Canada.
Åsa Cederqvist at Handarbetets Vänner "HV 140 år, 1874 - 2014", Stockholm
Åsa Cederqvist presents her work The Expectation, Devotion and the Ambivalence of being Penetrated and Born-again (2012), Thuesday, September 23, 1-5 pm, registration to HV is required. HV Galleri, Handarbetets Vänner, Djurgårdsslätten 82. Opening September 11, 5-7 pm.


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Come to Scottish Lakes Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursdays nights from December 1st through December 17th. A 2 night stay is only $125 per person including 2 nights lodging and transportation. Doesn't get much cheaper than that!
For the current status of cabin availability please go to our Booking Calendar. We are accepting reservations for this Winter 2014-15 and Fall 2015. We book cabins one year in advance.
Trail Marking will be December 1 and 2 – send an email if you would like to participate!
We are pleased to announce these dates when kids (up through age 17) stay free:
Winter Season begins November 26, 2014 and ends April 26, 2015
Fall Season 2015 begins July 29 and ends October 11, 2015
September 29th, 2014
Scottish Lakes High Camp is mentioned in the ParentMap article,
Take Us Away! Restful Fall Retreats for Kids and Families in Washington State
"All of us need the impetus to pull ourselves away from technology and reset our brains, breathing in the sharp scent of a ponderosa pine forest or the briny Pacific Ocean at sunset. And we need to reconnect with each other. Here are four extraordinary places in Washington state to go this fall that provide opportunities for respite and reconnection."
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February 24th, 2014
Dear Chris,
Friday morning came, our day to leave, and we got a break in the snowfall, and blue sky opened up, and the sun put a smile on everything. After three days of continual snow, this break in the weather made it hard to leave.
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Nestled against a high mountain ridge, our nine-cabin retreat provides a unique opportunity to recharge body and spirit. Pared down to the essential rustic comforts, High Camp allows you to pursue your favorite mountain activities, reconnect with friends and family, or reflect in an unparalleled natural setting.
Recharge, reconnect and refuel above the Fray!
We have this great work party in early December….I know it is on a Monday and Tuesday so not everyone is able to consider this opportunity. So sorry about that, can't think of another way to do it. If you can join us we really have a great time! It is early snow so there is usually no base. It is our opportunity to check the trails to make sure they are easy to follow. We hammer in new diamonds if necessary, sometimes improving routes and cutting branches that might obscure signs. We also lug bamboo poles into the back country so we can mark difficult routes.
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We have a new mountain manager for Scottish Lakes and he is an old friend! Eric Messerschmidt will manage High Camp this winter along with Chris. His debut weekend is Thanksgiving! Late November at 5000 feet is a great time to greet winter, as an almost guaranteed blanket of early season snow means sledding, snowshoeing and limited ski touring. Maybe even more important than the early winter recreational opportunities, a Thanksgiving holiday retreat at High Camp is simply a great chance to disconnect from all the craziness of normal life for a few days
The weekend offers an opportunity to spend some quality off-the-grid time relaxing with friends and family in a gorgeous high mountain setting. Dream a bit about quiet conversations in front of a flickering fire with gentle snow falling outside. Or perhaps you would rather just curl up with a good book or maybe get involved in a spirited board game. Now add to that vision the aroma of a fresh turkey baking in the lodge oven! How can you resist?
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Kitka, Yoshi and their dog Fortune Cookie visited High Camp for 48 hours and they really made their mark. They hiked to Larch Lake and Lake Donald experiencing the beautiful larch, rain and the SNOW! But that was not all. They brought a drone to High Camp….really! Scottish Lakes is being dragged into the 21st century kicking and screaming. This drone's eye view is really cool. It looks as though High Camp is just sitting there waiting for the winter snow to fall….and it is!!
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Our first ride up to High Camp was of course in a derelict suburban driven by Bill Stark. Peg laid down on the back seat since the ride up had such a negative impact on her back. As we went through the gate and started up the S road the forest was deep and full on both sides of the road. At the beaver ponds we crossed the old bridge heading up the P road. It was still forested although Sideburn soared up the hill, open and steep, a great ski down. At P 5 we turned left onto the MR road we drove through beautiful trees on either side for about 2 miles until we came out to more open slopes. It was in this portion of the road that we crossed and recrossed the old Julius Trail as it plunged through the trees climbing up to the lakes. There were more open slopes beginning at Midway and ending at the top of Sideburn. As we rounded the big hairpin at MR 4 we were back in trees again with some old clear cuts above the road. After Peg's Promenade we were in the trees clear to High Camp. Well, the trip up is very different now!
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Category Archive: Paintings
New watercolor painting in the sketchbook of some barrels I photographed at the Woodford Reserve Distillery in Versailles, KY this month. Actual painting measures roughly 6 x 3.5″ in the Moleskine sketchbook.
Kentucky Riverside. 6 x 9in on hot pressed Arches watercolor paper.
Trying out Arches Rough Paper again. Still working out the kinks! This one is a little overworked I think. I will be doing another version of this one soon. St. Cecilia Church, 6 x 9in.
Latest painting. Testing out Arches Rough Paper. Watercolor. 6 x 9 in.
Numbered graves at the Sugar Grove Cemetery in Wilmington, OH. Picture taken 11/2013. Watercolor on hot press paper.
Watercolor study of the desert.


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Now that we've said goodbye to December, it's once again time to take a look at the month's best new apps. Of course having reached January, we've also started a new year, and our full look at 2012's best new apps and games will be ready shortly. That being said, December 2012 had plenty to offer. In the interest of saving our readers some time, and possibly expense, we've rounded up five of the very best apps to hit the Play Store in the last month.
NVIDIA's jaw-dropping Tegra 4 and Project Shield demos showed off a lot of impressive hardware, but any gamer will tell you: it's all about the games themselves. To that end, they've revealed a few of the games currently in development and set to take advantage of both the Tegra 4 and Shield's console-style controls. We've already seen Madfinger's Dead Trigger 2, but on the shiny new Shield website, there are brief glimpses of other titles.
If you've been following PC gaming, you know that Valve has big plans for its Steam platform. NVIDIA wants to leverage the new "Big Picture" mode (a TV user interface, designed to make a gaming PC work more like a game console) with the brand-spanking new Project
Thor Shield mobile gaming device. At the CES press conference, NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang showed off the Shield Hardware streaming live PC games from a local machine running a high-end GTX 680 graphics card.
Titanium Backup, perhaps the most popular and powerful root backup solution available, got an update to version 5.8 today, an update that brought with it fixes, added support, and new features.
Probably the most significant new feature is the addition of web server backup uploading and downloading (for Pro users). If that sounded like a sentence written in Greek, we'll try to expound – what this means is that your device can now start a web server right from the Titanium Backup interface.
Falcon Pro, the beautiful Twitter client born of Joaquim Verges' Falcon Widget, got an update today, bringing the app to version 1.5. Besides the usual bug fixes, this update brings several big enhancements, not the least of which being a completely new, completely appealing "light theme," which will switch your Twitter experience to a pleasing holo light look.
If you have a Sphero – the Bluetooth-controlled robot ball – then you know just how much fun they can be. If you happen to have more than one Sphero, you're in for a real treat, as you can now operate multiple Spheros from a single device, thanks to a new feature in the app called Multi-Ball.
SwiftKey Flow Beta, which came out just a month ago, has received its first major update since release. Version 184.108.40.206 brings some significant changes, along with a massive changelog (well, it's a things-to-be-aware-of / known issues log, too). More important to you, though, is probably where and how to download it. Here's the smartphone version, and here's the tablet version. Now, for the log:
SwiftKey Flow Beta 22.214.171.124 changelog
- Flow-through-space autocommit: if you flow-through space but mess up your last word, all the prior words will be inserted (instead of losing all the words)
- Flow in landscape on tablets (not on split layout with numpad)
- Battery usage improved (when flowing and when not in use)
- Performance of flowing and tapping improved
- Longpress of bottom-right (smiley/enter) button now works
- Fixed some force close issues
- Fixed some memory leaks
- Predictions not lost when changing keyboard layout (e.g to symbols)
- Fixed DOuble CApitalization issue
Things to be aware of:
- Flowing currently only works in fields where you see the prediction bar: in fields that have their own prediction or completion there is no prediction bar and therefore no Flow (e.g.
If you've got fond memories of spending Saturday morning watching the antics of Peter Perfect, Penelope Pitstop, and Dick Dastardly (themselves based on The Great Race from 1965), then you should check out Steampunk Racing 3D. While it doesn't have the same abundance of personality as the Hanna Barbara classic, it's definitely got the cartoonish exaggeration down pat. In this full polygonal racer, you're tasked with navigating your steam-powered contraption through an Industrial Revolution setting while dealing with other racers, with varying degrees of prejudice.
Whether you use Windows Phone or not, chances are at some point you're going to have to get used to the concept of tiles. Microsoft's putting them everywhere. On your Xbox, PC, tablet... They're unavoidable. If you like the idea of tiles over icons, though, here's an app you might want to try out: Tile Launcher Beta. While it's not quite a clone of the MS-borne smartphone interface (for example, you can still have a custom background), it does place brightly colored squares on a continuous scrolling homescreen.
When Google first launched Play Magazines, there was an immediate backlash from users who were already subscribed to paper magazines that offer a free digital copy, as there was no way to grab said digital subscription from Google. Instead, these users were treated as if they had no prior subscription at all and were effectively forced to pay again if they wanted to read on their mobile device. Needless to say, that didn't go over very well.


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Dynamite Comics On Sale May 29, 2008
Courtesy of Dynamite, CBR brings you previews of new comics on sale this week including "New Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero" #8, "Army Of Darkness/Xena: Why Not?" #3 and "Darkness Vs. Eva: Daughter of Dracula" #3.
FIRST LOOKS: Twilight Guardian #1, Madame Mirage #6
Courtesy of Top Cow, CBR brings you exclusive first looks at "Pilot Season: Twilight Guardian" #1 and "Madame Mirage" #6, both on sale May 21.
PRESS RELEASE: Top Cow, Spacedog launch new talent contest
PRESS RELEASE: Top Cow announces "Witchblade" feature film
ECCC 2008: Top Cow Panel
Lots of new books on Top Cow's slate, including the second Pilot Season slew of titles, this summer's "Broken Trinity" event and...another Darkness video game?
Randy Queen Returns with "Starfall"
Later this year, popular "DarkChylde" creator Randy Queen returns with an all- new character in "Starfall," a sci-fi adventure from Top Cow. CBR News spoke with Queen about the project.
PRESS RELEASE: Top Cow announces massive Free Comic Book Day schedule
PRESS RELEASE: Top Cow announces first two "Pilot Season" titles
Dynamite Comics On Sale April 23rd
Dynamite Entertainment has provided CBR with advance looks at comics on sale this week including "Army of Darkness/Xena: Why Not" #2 & "Darkness vs. Eva: Daughter of Dracula" #2.
NYCC: The Top Cow Panel
The Top Cow panel at the NYCC was full of news, new title announcements, a tease about a new Darkness video game and a massive amount of preview art. CBR News was there and now you can feel like you were, too!
PRESS RELEASE: Top Cow's Stjepan Sejic makes his US con debut at NYCC
PRESS RELEASE: Top Cow announces NYCC guests, exclusives and panel schedule
VIDEO: "Witchblade" Trailer
The events in "Witchblade" have been heating up under the watchful eye of Ron Marz. Top Cow has provided CBR News with an exclusive look at a promotional trailer for the series.
PRESS RELEASE: "Witchblade" #116 heads back for second printing
COMMENTARY TRACK: "Witchblade" #116 w/ Ron Marz
Ron Marz provides CBR readers with an in-depth commentary of "Witchblade" #116, an issue designed for new readers and the beginning of a new era for the Top Cow mainstay.
Green & Sterbakov talk "Freshmen Summer Vacation Special"
"Freshmen" returns in a special summer one-shot, as the kids with useless powers fight a giant heartbroken plant. Green & Sterbakov chat about the book and essential reading on teenage sociopaths.
VIDEO: Levin & Sablik Talk Top Cow's Pilot Season Plans
In the latest CBR Boat Show video interview, Top Cow's Rob Levin and Filip Sablik reveal how voting for Pilot Season will be handled through MySpace and what the future holds for the initiative. Updated
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Life is good as a Princess. Princess Bea has only been a student for just over a week, but it appears she is adjusting well to her new lifestyle. She was spotted out partying for the fourth night in a row last night with the likes of Kate Moss, Rhys Ifans and Sophie Ellis Bextor at the birthday party of celebrity hairdresser James Brown. Beas was joined by her boyfriend Dave Clark and little sister Princess Eugenie for the festivities at Mayfair club Volstead. It must be nice to be Young, Rich & Royal. We can only hope the taxpayers are not paying for her partying! Source
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Commemoration of Berlin Wall's Fall Set for Nov. 9
Mario Röllig spent three months in East Berlin's Hohenschönhausen Prison in 1987 for trying to flee communist East Germany. He will tell his story at 2:00 PM, Sunday, Nov. 9, at UNC Charlotte Center City, during an afternoon of public activities to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
The event, called "The Power of People," is free and open to the public, but registration is requested. The German Language and Culture Foundation is hosting the event in conjunction with the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences and the Department of Languages and Culture Studies. Each year, the foundation awards dozens of scholarships to UNC Charlotte students who are majoring in German, and it works with the department to provide hands-on learning opportunities with German companies in Charlotte and abroad.
In addition to Röllig's talk, there will be simultaneous showings of a documentary and feature film "The Lives of Others," beginning at 3:00 PM; a symbolic tearing down of the "wall" around 5:30 PM; and an exhibit of photography, news articles and student projects that were a collaboration among Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, Gaston County Schools and Deutsche Schule Charlotte, the German Language School.
A Capella Duo to Perform in Student Union
Interactive a capella duo Dakaboom will perform at 2:00 PM, Monday, Oct. 27, in the Student Union Rotunda as part of "Union Unplugged."
Long-time best friends Ben McLain and Paul Peglar comprise Dakaboom; the two utilize a cappella, loop stations, stand-up, sketch, crowd interaction and several musical genres to create a world all their own.
With a studio album "Get Awesome" and DVD "Live in Los Angeles" under the duo's belts, Dakaboom spends most of the year touring colleges across the country. The pair has hosted or headlined the Los Angeles A Capella Festival at USC, Chicago's ACappellaFest and Mile High Vocal Jam in Colorado. Dakaboom has served as guest performers aboard the Diamond Princess on cruises through Alaska, and it has leant its talents to AIDS benefits across California.


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Roy Keane: Mourinho's mind games easy with '£300m' Chelsea squad
Roy Keane has reignited his war of words with Jose Mourinho, telling the Evening Standard it is easy for the Chelsea manager to play mind games with a squad worth 300 million pounds.
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The Aston Villa assistant manager again branded Mourinho "disgraceful" for attempting to shake his hand before the final whistle as Villa suffered a 3-0 defeat by Chelsea at Stamford Bridge last month.
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As many of us know, the petition page on the White House website has become a very popular way for Americans to voice their opinions. A hot topic being discussed on this petition page is one that calls for the deportation of Piers Morgan, a popular television personality. After the shooting in Newtown Morgan hosted Larry Pratt, the executive director of the Gun Owners of America, to discuss what should be done to prevent shootings like this from happening again. When Mr. Pratt suggested that more guns were the answer, Morgan went on to call him an "unbelievably stupid man"....
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Even (not so) Great (anymore) Britain doesn't want him back and are circulating a petition to prevent him from returning.
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Milwaukee – College Possible is welcoming Amanda Leigh Albert into a leadership role as a high school program coordinator. In this role, Albert will coordinate the organization's work with low-income students in Milwaukee high schools. She will supervise eight AmeriCorps members serving as high school coaches for College Possible Milwaukee students.
Biography and photo for Albert are available at http://www.collegepossible.org/leadershipteammilwaukee
College Possible works to make college admission and success possible for low-income students in Milwaukee by providing after-school college access programming to nearly 600 juniors and seniors at 10 high schools. The organization also serves more than 800 students through its college program, as they work to complete their degrees.
A native of South Milwaukee, Albert received her bachelor's degree in Spanish and history from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire and a Master of Public Policy degree from the University of Maryland, specializing in management & leadership and public sector financial management. She joins the College Possible team after serving for two years with Teach for America in Kansas City as a middle school English teacher.
"I wanted the opportunity to continue impacting academic achievement in underserved communities, outside of the traditional classroom setting," said Albert. "I want to build on the successes that College Possible Milwaukee, our coaches and our students are seeing already."
"Amanda's experience as a classroom teacher with Teach for America is invaluable," said Edie Turnbull, executive director of College Possible Milwaukee. "Pair that with her love of data, and it's a winning combination for our team."
Albert's previous experience in service and leadership positions will support College Possible Milwaukee's goal of making college graduation a reality for Milwaukee's low-income students.
College Possible™ is making college admission and success possible for low-income students through an intensive curriculum of coaching and support. Launched in 2008, College Possible Milwaukee serves more than 2,500 low-income high school and college age students through its college access and completion programs. In 2013-14, College Possible's innovative and award-winning model serves over 15,000 students in Minnesota, Nebraska, Oregon and Wisconsin with plans to reach 20,000 students annually in 10 locations across the country by 2020. According to a recent Harvard study, the program more than doubles a student's chances of enrolling in college. More information at www.CollegePossible.org
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September 17, 2014
Neverminders Video Premiere
September 11, 2014
North American Tour Announced
September 9, 2014
Chicago: Riot Fest This Sunday
September 4, 2014
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Our Debut Album "The Belt" out now worldwide!
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Limited Edition 12″ 180 Gram White Vinyl
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UK Album out Monday
Our debut album The Belt will be released this Monday in the UK on Ignition/Oskar.


text: We're sorry, Mulled Wine Fruit Tea is no longer available Why not try one of these instead? Tea For Mum In A Matchbox by Marvling Bros Ltd. £4.99$9.48€6.53$8.34 Five Teas Gift Set by bellevue tea £5$9.50€6.55$8.36 Paper Tea Filters by leaf £5.20$9.88€6.81$8.69 Chai Tea by Charbrew £3.99$7.58€5.22$6.67 Mulled Wine Fruit Tea by Bluebird Tea Co. £5.45$10.36€7.14$9.11 This item is no longer available £2.75$5.22€3.60$4.60 mainland UK delivery £2.75$5.22€3.60$4.60 mainland UK delivery £7.70$14.63€10.08$12.88 Express Next Day Express delivery available International delivery available sizesize (required)PacketTin (+ £7)size (required)PacketTin (+ $13.30)size (required)PacketTin (+ €9.17)size (required)PacketTin (+ $11.70) we're sorry we're sorry, This item is no longer available buy a gift voucher related categories food & drink > teas, coffees & infusions food & drink > tea time by Bluebird Tea Co. Location: Brighton, GB read seller's profile see seller's complete range more items from this seller Gingerbread Chai Rooibos Tea £5.40$10.26€7.07$9.03 Christmas Cake Tea £5.70$10.83€7.46$9.53 Christmas Tea Gift Box £15$28.51€19.65$25.09 Breeze Teapot £19.95$37.92€26.13$33.37 Bluebird's Pick 'N' Mix Tea Experience Pack £15.25$28.99€19.98$25.51 Bluebird Tea Parcels £3.95$7.50€5.17$6.60 view all you may also like PRODUCT DETAILS DELIVERY RETURNS ask seller a question Delicious scents of clove, cinnamon and orange in this mulled tea. A steaming mug of mulled wine on a frosty winter's eve is just about our favourite part of the chilly Christmas season. Brew up a Bluebird Mulled Wine and delicious scents of clove, cinnamon and orange will waft you right into a winter wonderland. You can also add to red wine on the stove for the real deal! Available in a 50g packet (30 cups) or 150g tin (100 cups) made from: Hibiscus, Rosehip, Apple pieces, Lemon pieces, Orange peel, Orange flowers, Cloves, Cinnamon. dimensions: Tin: H16 x D8cm, 150g Packet: H19 x W8, D5cm, 50g product code: 294804 This product is dispatched to you by Bluebird Tea Co.. MAINLAND UK order now and receive this item on or before price Standard Delivery Thursday 30 October £2.75$5.22€3.60$4.60 Express Next Day Tuesday 28 October £7.70$14.63€10.08$12.88 NON-MAINLAND UK estimated delivery price Highlands & Islands of Scotland 2-5 daysfrom dispatch £2.75$5.22€3.60$4.60 Northern Ireland 2-5 daysfrom dispatch £2.75$5.22€3.60$4.60 Other UK Islands 2-5 daysfrom dispatch £4.95$9.40€6.48$8.28 INTERNATIONAL DELIVERY estimated delivery price Western Europe 2-5 daysfrom dispatch £9.95$18.91€13.03$16.64 Rest of Europe 5-10 daysfrom dispatch £9.95$18.91€13.03$16.64 USA & Canada 5-10 daysfrom dispatch £17.95$34.12€23.51$30.02 Far East & Australasia 5-10 daysfrom dispatch £17.95$34.12€23.51$30.02 Rest of the world 5-14 daysfrom dispatch £17.95$34.12€23.51$30.02 You have 28 days, from receipt of cancellable goods, to notify the seller if you wish to cancel your order or exchange an item. Please note: goods that are personalised, bespoke or made-to-order to your specific requirements, perishable products and personal items sold with a hygiene seal (cosmetics, underwear) in instances where the seal is broken are non-refundable, unless faulty. Read more about our returns policy.Should you choose to return or exchange your order you will need to deliver the item(s) to the UK, where this seller is based. Bluebird Tea Co.'s return policy