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FROM Steptoe & Son to space rock - Warwick Arts Centre's autumn lined-up is certainly varied.
Highlights include the return of Cornwall's innovative theatre company Kneehigh with an adaptation of the BBC's long-running sitcom Steptoe and Son – an opportunity Artistic Director Emma Rice has described as 'the chance of a lifetime to dive into such an iconic and important body of work'.
Following last year's acclaimed Lovesong, Frantic Assembly has collaborated with National Theatre of Scotland to create Beautiful Burnout, a poignant production following five young boxers as they aim for the bright lights.
Among new work on the stage, two very different shows explore the tradition of Greek storytelling, reworking ancient tales.
Euripides tragedy Medea gets a modern makeover by Rupert Goold's Headlong Theatre Company, while the Paper Cinema tell the epic tale of Homer's Odyssey using paper cut-outs, cinema projection and a live score.
Space rockers Spiritualized return to the Midlands led by Rugby-born Jason Pierce and other music names dropping by include legendary Cream drummer, veteran Scots popsters The Proclaimers, new folk star Seth Lakeman, and Danish band Efterklang with the Northern Sinfonia.
The comedy season features some of the best names on the circuit including Jack Dee, Richard Herring, Alan Davies, Tim Key, Mark Watson, Jason Byrne and Rhod Gilbert.
On the dance front, Entity features a performance from world-renowned choreographer Wayne McGregor's Random Dance, where classical dance meets video projection.
There is also solo dance from movement artist Wendy Houstoun in her rebellion against ageism in 50 Acts, and Vincent Dance Theatre offer an ensemble piece considering what it means to be a woman, featuring performers aged from ten to 78 in Motherland.
Christmas may be some way off, but tickets are already selling fast for the centre's festive show show We're Going on a Bear Hunt.
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EU leaders would ask their foreign ministers to look "at all options to support and help the opposition and to enable the greater support for the protection of civilians", he told a news conference after a meeting of EU heads of state and government.
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My name is Dottie McCrumb. I am Bobby's daughter. There hasn't been a Hatt reunion in a very long time!! The last one I remember was at Potter Park in Lansing. I know it has been at least 12 years. Maybe we should see about having one! If we do, everybody needs to bring everything they have, and maybe we can get something put together!
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Pray for Israel.
From a man named Nashon in Israel.
As you have been reading in the news, things in Israel are not so great to say the least….
Many of my friends have been called for reserves and each day sirens have gone off in Tel Aviv followed by near rocket attacks.
Residents in the South cannot leave their homes or shelters and are starting to evacuate. It is literally a war zone for them. They are not safe… At all.
The strength of this country… Our people…..
Everyone is willing and ready to shelter residents from the South.
We live in fear, waiting for the next siren or every sound panicking it may happen again….
Every phone call nervous we are being called to reserves or worse, someone we love is on their way…
But we move on. We live our lives. We walk the streets. We run downstairs right after a hit and it is clear, to see who needs water or a hug or just to know they are going to be ok…..
Yes, Gaza is attacking Israel, and Israel is responding in self defense – with the backing of Obama who agrees that every country has a right to defend itself.
Keep praying for all our sons to return home safely and for peace in our Land.
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Buried in the proposed rewrite of the nation's massive education law are protections for gay and lesbian students that its supporters liken to the landmark 1972 protections for the rights of female athletes in high school and college.
Senate Democrats on Tuesday released a 1,150-page revision of the law governing the nation's elementary and secondary schools, formally known as the Elementary and Secondary Education Act but more commonly called No Child Left Behind.
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In it, they include student nondiscrimination language that, if passed, would threaten schools' funding if gay and lesbian students are bullied or harassed.
The supporters praised the language as similar to Title IX, the federal law chiefly known for mandating gender equity in high school and collegiate sports.
The legislation's text on gays and lesbians begins on Page 694 of the massive school bill.
"This is a significant moment for our nation's education system and one that addresses the vital needs of all students in K-12 schools," said Eliza Byard, executive director of the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network. "We are thrilled that the Senate is moving to address the long overdue issue of school bullying and harassment. This bill includes critical components to ensure safer learning environments."
The bill bans discrimination against students who are gay — or who are perceived as gay — in any program that receives federal education dollars. Schools that do not provide sufficient protection to gays and lesbians could find their dollars cut.
"No child should dread going to school because they don't feel safe," said Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn. "Our nation's civil rights laws protect our children from bullying due to race, sex, religion, disability and national origin. My proposal extends these protections to our gay and lesbian students who shouldn't ever feel afraid of going to school."
Two years ago, Franken offered a similar provision to the same education bill and likened it to Title IX expansion of athletic opportunities for girls and women.
At the time, Sen. Tom Harkin, chairman of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, wanted the rewrite to have bipartisan support coming out of his committee. Franken withdrew the provision.
The full Senate did not vote on the 2011 bill.
This time, Harkin, D-Iowa, applauded the protections "because every child deserves a safe and healthy place to learn."
"These provisions will help to ensure that all students, regardless of gender identity or sexual orientation, are treated fairly and afforded equal opportunities to succeed in the classroom," Harkin said.
The provision was not highlighted in the news release announcing the bill, which would rewrite parts of the 2001 law to give states greater flexibility in improving schools.
Harkin's committee planned to start work on the bill on June 11, but Democratic aides said the bill had not yet been scheduled for consideration by the full Senate. Aides suggested it could be autumn before it reached all senators.
The gay protections are a minor part of the sweeping bill that governs all schools that receive federal dollars for poor, minority and disabled students and those whose primary language is not English.
Twenty-nine percent of students ages 12 to 18 reported being bullied at school or online, according to the Education Department's National Center for Education Statistics. Its definition of bullying included name-calling, rumors, physical harm or exclusion from activities.
The statistics do not indicate a cause for such bullying.
The most well-known parts of the education law up for debate are its one-size-fits-all national requirements. Under Harkin's rewrite, states would develop those standards for themselves but they would require Education Secretary Arne Duncan's approval.
The state-by-state approach to education standards is already largely in place in the 37 states that received waivers to the requirements in exchange for customized school improvement plans. Some of those states already operating under waivers would have to tinker with their improvement plans to comply with the proposal. Other states would be forced to develop their own reform efforts.
The overhaul faces an uphill path and its gay provisions weren't expected to win it support from Republicans.
A politically polarized Congress has failed to renew the law since it expired in 2007. Harkin's Republican counterpart, Sen. Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, has supported updating No Child Left Behind, but his approach has not always melded with Harkin's.
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A separate legislative wrangle over student loans is certain to get higher priority. Interest rates on new subsidized Stafford loans are set to double on July 1 without congressional action. Competing versions of legislation to avoid that increase on students are making their way through the House and Senate.
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Tech companies created by and for the young aren't the only businesses racking up impressive growth numbers as the economy recovers. One of the state's fastest growing companies has doubled its revenues and employees since 2008 by paying attention to older folks.
The founders of Consumer Cellular did not set out to build a mobile phone service for senior citizens when they launched the business in 1995. Their goal was to make cell phones affordable and easy to use for everyone. Once they realized that their message resonated most clearly with mobile phone users over 50, they honed their business to serve customers who are often overlooked in the rush to get in on the latest and greatest. "It was a matter of listening to our customers and seeing who they were," says CEO John Marick. "The mature market is a natural fit for us."
The company has developed a formal relationship with the American Association of Retired People as the group's exclusive wireless provider, with marketing access to AARP members. They've also imported a cell phone specifically designed for seniors, with big, raised buttons, a large, bright screen and an easy-to-use interface. The European manufacturer, Doro, sells the handset exclusively through Consumer Cellular in the U.S. market.
Marick says the company's service policies are designed with the customer in mind. There are no confusing contracts that lock in customers for years at a time. Rather than outsource service calls to India, Consumer Cellular runs call centers in Portland and Phoenix, with no time limit for helping customers solve their problems. As for billing, customers receive alerts when they are approaching their monthly limits, with one-button solutions to avoid high charges. "We make sure the customer gets the lowest possible bill," says Marick. He acknowledges that in the short term, the company loses out on revenues by warning customers in advance, but in the long term, "we're going to make much more money if we can give a customer a reason to stay with us."
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You can look up a bunch of stats to explain why Tony Stewart is the favorite to win Saturday night's Samsung Mobile 500 at Texas Motor Speedway. He's won four of the past six races on 1.5-mile tracks. "Smoke" burned the field at Texas last fall, leading 173 laps, and dominated the competition in Las Vegas earlier this year, where he was out front for 127 laps.
Or you can simply listen to words of teammate Ryan Newman's crew chief, Tony Gibson, when I asked him about the Texas tire test. "All I can tell you is that he was stupid fast," Gibson said. "You don't really get to mess with the car once you get a baseline chassis setup, and it was ridiculous how much faster he was then everybody else."
This is not to say, however, that Stewart can't be taken down at Texas. Matt Kenseth was the winner in Fort Worth last spring while leading 169 laps, and led another 87 laps in the fall, when he finished fourth. In his past 10 starts in the Lone Star State, Kenseth has two victories, three second place finishes, seven top-5s and nine top-10s.
Other guys who could make life tough on Stewart are Greg Biffle, Jimmie Johnson and Carl Edwards. However, I'm concerned about Edwards' ability to show the kind of speed you need to be out front. Would you believe in the first six races in 2012, Edwards has yet to lead even a single lap?
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A MALAYSIAN motorist – the third person to breach security at Woodlands checkpoint in four months – has been jailed for eight weeks.
Poultry seller Koh Chin Had, 42, admitted to failing to stop his Johor-registered vehicle and driving into Singapore at the checkpoint's car arrival counter two Sundays ago.
A district court heard that Koh was driving to a temple in Johor Baru on April 13 when he lost his way and found himself at the immigration checkpoint.
He told an immigration officer that he wanted to U-turn back towards Malaysia and that he did not have his passport with him.
The officer told him to report to the Malaysian police near the Malaysian immigration checkpoint.
But he did not. Instead, he drove towards Woodlands checkpoint and joined the queue at the arrival car section.
He tail-gated the vehicle in front of him. When it drove past the drop arm barrier which was lifted up, Koh quickly drove his vehicle forward.
An Immigration and Checkpoints Authority officer saw this and immediately pressed the panic button, causing the arrival car zone to be locked down.
Traffic there came to a standstill and Koh was arrested.
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About 70 Ticketmaster employees in Winnipeg are losing their jobs at the end of September.
The company, which sells tickets to concerts and other events, said the laid off workers are part-time employees who take phone orders from customers. It said their jobs are being eliminated because of the growing number of people who are ordering tickets over the Internet rather than over the phone.
The affected employees were given their 10 weeks notice this morning, and can apply for other positions within the company. Those who can't find jobs elsewhere within Ticketmaster's operations will be provided with outplacement services, the company said.
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Cincinnatus was a Roman statesman twice called to serve as dictator of Rome. In both cases, he went home to his farm after doing his duty. George Washington was the American Cincinnatus. He, too, was summoned to public service twice and went home twice. Once after defeating the British. The second time he walked away on his own accord after two terms as president despite no term limitation in the Constitution.
We romanticize these stories because it's a rare thing for a politician to go home without being forced. Instead, we are led to believe that members of Congress are indispensable public servants who possess singular skill and expertise.
A staffer for a United States senator once told me his boss, who has now been serving in the Senate for 36 years, could be the CEO of any corporation he wanted. He simply loved his country too much to leave his post. The delusions of grandeur are astonishing. Sometimes I wonder if we should trade the British House of Commons for the U.S. Congress – straight across.
A new report from the Congressional Research Service by Matthew Glassman and Amber Wihelm explains, "Most lawmakers in the 18th and early 19th centuries can be characterized as 'citizen legislators,' holding full-time non-political employment and serving in Congress on a part-time basis for a short number of years." Things have certainly changed.
There has been a steady rise in careerism in Congress as witnessed by the steady rise in the average tenure of service. But the most telling statistic is the average percentage of senators and House members who seek re-election: 90 percent. To net it out, 90 percent of our nation's legislators seek re-election. Of those 90 percent, 90 percent of them win.
Whether you are Democrat, Republican, or a member of the United States Marijuana Party, you know that we face a catastrophic crisis of leadership in Washington. As a reflection, congressional approval ratings averaged 15 percent last year, the lowest registered average since Gallop began asking the question in 1974.
There are of course many factors at play here, but one of the biggest is that our politicians won't go home. They are under the grandiloquent impression that elected office is a career.
America is in desperate need of entitlement, budget, tax, immigration, campaign, regulatory, and education reform. Meanwhile, Congress spends its time speechifying, gridlocking and spending others people's money.
Can you remember the last time a member of Congress admitted a mistake? The partisan bickering is so intense, the rhetoric has become extreme and often meaningless. Many senators and House members are dangerously beholden to special interest groups, which in turn prevent them from enacting sensible reform.
Every election cycle, members of Congress tell us we need them for their political clout. The tragedy is we believe them and return them. Both parties are equal opportunity abusers of no term limits and the voting public obliges. Yet the corrosive forces of incumbency prove that a lack of term limits has been a certified failure. The current incentive structure keeps the lawmakers coming back. Precious few have any kind of homing device telling them it's time to go home.
Sadly, we have reached a point where the political will needed to administer the nation's medicine cannot be found. It's easier to pursue instant gratification, to borrow and spend and redistribute and build the welfare state.
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So big news from Nakheel today. Well, any news from Nakheel these days is considered big news, quite frankly, but anyway: Nakheel has recently announced its plans to double the size of Dragon Mart.
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Timothy Beau Ward, 33, of Fallon, Nevada was taken home to be with the Lord on Wednesday, March 11, 2014. He died peacefully at St. Mary's Hospital in Reno, Nevada after a long battle with illness. Timothy was born in Reno, Nevada, and raised in Fallon, Nevada. He is survived by his mother Gayle Ward, of Fallon, NV, and his sister Sarah Ward, a student in San Leandro, CA. He was preceded in death by his father, Stephen J. Ward and his grandfather, Larry Ward both of Portland, OR. He is also survived by his maternal grandmother, Sharon Pechnik of Henderson, NV and his maternal grandfather, Maurice Beausoliel of Tupper Lake, New York; his paternal grandmother, Jacquie Lucas of Montana and several uncles and cousins. His greatest joys in life were his music and his family. We would like to thank the staff at Highland Inn Assisted Living of Fallon, Nevada for their enduring help caring for Tim during the past year.
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