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Nov 04 2014
A Medal Award Ceremony for an Honorable Veteran
Yesterday my staff had a great opportunity to meet with the family of World War II Veteran Virgil Kyhn of the 70th infantry Division/770th Ordinance Company. Mr. Kyhn is desceased, and he was represented by his family. My staff participated in awarding Mr. Kyhn's family several medals that he earned in World War II.
Randy, Mr. Kyhn's son, shared details about the service that his father provided our country. A book, which Randy made, showed pictures of his fathers tour over in Europe and provided insight on how faithful our veterans were in that effort. The book included letters written to Mr. Kyne's girlfriend who later became his wife, and Randy's mother. Reading these letters gave all who were there a sense of appreciation for Mr. Kynes service and the service of all the veterans who served.
Major Gerald Williams who awarded the medals said the letters "give us just a taste of what its like to be deployed and away from family and loved ones." Lieutenant Christopher Caldwell was honored to assist Major Williams with the event. The medals awarded were Medals that had been lost to Mr. Kyhn, and his son Randy requested that his Father be awarded these Medals to commemorate his service. Mr. Kyhn's grandchildren drove up from California to be a part of this occasion and accept the medals on Mr Kyhn's behalf. Both said it was an honor to represent their grandfather.
As Major Williams awarded the Medals, he got emotional as he expressed his gratitude for all those who sacrificed so much so we can enjoy the Freedoms we have. He thanked the Kyhn family, and saluted those who accepted the Medals on behalf of Mr. Kyhn. Mr. Kyhn was awarded the following medals: The Good Conduct Medal, The American Campaign Medal, European-African-Middle Easter Campaign Medal, World War II Victory Medal, and The Honorable Service Lapel Button WWII.
I am honored that my staff could participate in this event. We wish all those who have served the best, and I would like to thank all of our Veterans for their service to protect this great nation.
Oct 01 2014
First Annual Utah Fallen Heroes Day
I was honored that members of my staff could attend the First Annual Utah Fallen Heroes Family Day at Neptune Park in Saratoga Springs. This event was organized by The Patriot Guard Riders of Utah, Blue Star Mothers, Survivor Outreach Service Support, and the City of Saratoga Springs. The event was held to honor and show gratitude to the families of our military and first responders who gave their lives in service to our country and communities.
Sep 18 2014
A Framework for Reforming PILT
Today I attended a conference hosted by the National Association of Counties to discuss the importance and future of Payment in Lieu of Taxes funding. I appreciated the opportunity to speak to this group, so I could share my thoughts on how we can ensure that a dispropotionate share of the costs and burdens of federal land ownership aren't concentrated in counties with high levels of federal land.
Materials from the conference that highlight the problematic relationship bewteen PILT and federal lands
In my remarks to this group I identified several areas that we need to focus on as we work together to improve the PILT program and make it more reliable for the counties that rely on the federal government to keep its promise to offset the costs associated with high concentrations of federal land.
I emphasized that PILT is not an entitlement program. It is an affirmative obligation of the federal government. It must not be legislatively partnered with subsidies or other entitlements, because, as we have seen, PILT is being used as a politcal football. I will continue to work toward funding PILT as either a standalone bill or any other vehicle where Congress can focus on fully funding PILT with a long term bill that provides certainty to counties.
I also pointed out that the most important thing we need to focus on in improving the PILT program is to educate those who come from states with little federal land about the nature of this program. Every day I work to educate my colleagues about the unique challenges faced by states with high levels of public land. However, this education effort needs to be promoted by everyone who is concerned with the future of PILT. I am hopeful that those who attended this conference today will join me in this effort.
Today members of staff from my office were invited to attend a ceremony in the Utah State Capitol Building to honor 181 of the 17,000 Utahns who fought in the Korean War. They were presented with the South Korea Ambassador for Peace Medal.
Sep 03 2014
A visit to Switchpoint
In a recent trip to St. George, I was invited to tour Switchpoint: a new facility in the area that provides temporary shelter and support for the homeless community in Washington county. I was joined by St. George City Councilmembers Bette Arial, Michele Randall, and Jimmy Hughes; Mayor John Pike; and City Manager Gary Esplin. Carol Hollowell is the director of Switchpoint, and she led the tour.
Last November, I delivered a speech about reducing poverty entitled, Bring Them In. In this passage from the speech I highlighted one of the principles for reducing poverty that is often forgotten in policy debates:
We usually refer to the free market and civil society as "institutions." But really, they are networks of people and information and opportunity. What makes these networks uniquely powerful is that they impel everyone – regardless of race, religion, or wealth - to depend not simply on themselves or the government, but on each other. For all America's reputation for individualism and competition, our nation has from the beginning been built on a foundation of community and cooperation.
In a free market economy and voluntary civil society, no matter your career or your cause, your success depends on your service. The only way to get ahead is to help others do the same. The only way to look out for yourself is to look out for your neighbors.
As I toured Switchpoint, I was convinced that their model that relies primarily on the institutions of civil society is a model that policies that are intended to reduce poverty need to follow. The institutions of government had a small role to play in helping Switchpoint secure their building. One of their innovations of the facility is to designate an area where 17 non-profit partners and local government agencies can be available to those who visit the facility. The bulk of the effort that is utilized to run this facility is provided by volunteers. Local organizations of contractors and local businesses donated materials and labor for renovating and modernizing the facility. Another group donated computers that can be used by those who visit the facility to search for work, fill out forms and paper work, participate in job training programs, and develop new skills. Religious groups donated crucial resources and volunteers as well.
Donated Materials and Bedroom Furniture
Computer Kiosks for Donated Computers
Aside from this community assistance, much of the operation of the facility will depend on the volunteer work of those who are receiving its services. While I was touring the kitchen, a woman who was receiving assistance from Switchpoint was helping maintain the kitchen and preparing lunch.
Learning About Kitchen Volunteer Program
I was certainly impressed by Switchpoint's innovative approach to making poverty more temporary, but I was not surprised to see this innovation coming from from my fellow Utahns. This is why as part of my Conservative Reform Agenda, my proposals that are designed to provide opportunity and upward mobility to those who are struggling focus primarily on shifting power from Washington DC to the states, local governments, and local communities that can truly make a difference to those they serve.
Americans need a new, comprehensive anti-poverty agenda that not only corrects – but transcends – existing policies, and I believe Switchpoint is an organization that proves we can meet this challenge.
Yesterday I joined with the Salt Lake Chamber and the Governor's office to host the Utah Solutions Summit. This event provided a venue for Utah business leaders and government officials to come together to discuss the vast and uncertain regulatory state with which businesses are required to comply. The event was also an avenue to find solutions to government imposed burdens placed on economic development. In addition to providing information about the role of regulation and regulation compliance through panel discussions, Senator Lee facilitated industry specific roundtable discussions. In these roundtables, industry leaders discussed ways to alleviate the burdens these regulations have on their companies with a representative from Senator Lee's office, a representative from the Governor's office, and others.
The summit began with an opening speech by myself, and I was followed by a keynote speech given by my friend, Senator Tom Coburn. Both speeches focused on over-reach at the federal level. I compared the federal government to a "helicopter parent," with 80,000 pages of new federal rules handed down in 2013.
After the opening speeches, there were two panel discussions: A local regulation panel consisting of city officials and business leaders, and a state regulation panel consisting of economists, business leaders, and an agency director. These panelists examined and provided insight regarding the relationship between regulation and economic development.
Lt. Governor Spencer Cox spoke to the group at lunch where he presented examples on how regulation negatively affects innovation in the economy.
In the afternoon, attendees dispersed into industry specific roundtable discussions. The goal of these roundtables was to bring together representatives of businesses and industries to discuss the regulatory burden under which they are required to comply. Participants were asked to bring their most burdensome regulations to the summit as well as potential solutions they would like to put into place to address these problems.
We held roundtable discussions on these topics
Real Estate & Commercial Construction
Banking & Finance
Technology, Entrepreneurship, & Small
Healthcare, Medical Devices, &
- Energy, Natural Resources, & Public Lands
Mr. Wayne Crews, an expert from the Competitive Enterprise Institute in Washington, DC, provided a presentation on federal regulation for those attendees that did not participate in the roundtable discussions.
I am grateful for the time set aside and the effort made by those in attendance. The ideas driven through dialogue produced important strategies to address the vast regulatory burden your business faces every day.
Jul 07 2014
Reaching Out to Utah's Veterans
At the end of May, I sent a newsletter to highlight some of the important work my staff had conducted on behalf of Utah's veterans. At the time, I also announced a series of events that my staff and I would attend to stay engaged with veterans across the state of Utah.
Over the last few weeks, my staff and I have been busy maintaining an open dialogue with Utah's veterans and those who have been entrusted to their care.
Utah Honor Flight
I was pleased to be a part of the Utah Honor Flight, which gives veterans the opportunity to travel to DC at no cost to visit and be honored at their memorials. During their three day event, they visited the Vietnam and Lincoln memorials, Washington Monument, and Iwo Jima Memorial. The also toured Arlington Cemetery where they witnessed the Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknow Soldier. Veterans are honored at a banquet in DC and presented medals to thank them for their service. I was honored to have had the pleasure of meeting with these veterans at the WWII Memorial in Washington DC.
Bus to Escort Veterans to Airport
A Proud Navy Girl
An Honorable Send Off
Several members of my staff attended the send off and welcome home ceremonies in Utah.
Local Trucking Company Honors Veterans
On June 20, my office attended an event hosted by C.R. England to honor Utah's veterans. C.R. England is a local trucking company and the largest temperature-controlled carrier in the world. The company unveiled two new veteran-branded trucks that they are adding to the fleet that veterans will drive. I was glad my staff could be part of this great event to show support for our veterans
Flag Retirement Ceremony
I also asked representatives of my office to attend the Provo Freedom Festival's Flag Retirement Ceremony held on Flag Day, Saturday, June 14, 2014. Jim Evans (former Mayor of Orem) conducted the ceremony. The Girl Scouts did an informative presentation on the evolution of the flag. The Boy Scouts participated in the retirement portion of the ceremony. Four flags were retired (burned) in honor of the Gold Star families, Blue Star families, POW's and MIA's.
Retiring Old Glory
Veteran Focused Mobile Office Visit
On June 26, 2014, my mobile office was set up at the George E. Wahlen Ogden Veterans Home from 1:00 – 3:00 p.m. My staff members Emily Wiscombe, Jessica Christopher, Ben Haymond and Ryan Wilcox were on hand to meet with individuals.
The home adds an $11 million economic boost to the local economy while providing a valuable service to those who have given so much for us.
Upcoming events
My mobile office will be making several visits to veteran communities and centers across the state over the coming weeks. You can subscribe to my newsletter to receive updates to attend these events. I will also hold a veteran-focused town hall meeting in August so members of the community can ask questions and give me their thoughts directly. Once the time and location of this event is finalized, I will provide more information. I appreciate the valuable feedback I receive during these events.
Today a member of my staff attended the ceremonial release of the 2014 Arches National Park quarter, the 23rd coin of the United States Mint America the Beautiful
Quarters Program. The America's Beautiful National Parks Quarter Dollar
Coin Act of 2008 requires the United States Mint to design, mint, and issue quarter-dollar coins emblematic of a national park or other national site in each state, the District of Columbia, and the five U.S. Territories. The Arches National Park quarter follows the
release of the quarters honoring Shenandoah National Park (Virginia), Great Smoky Mountains National Park (Tennessee), Mount Rushmore National Memorial (South Dakota), and Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine (Maryland). Under the America the Beautiful Quarters Program, the United States Mint will issue five new quarters each year in the order in which each honored national park or other national site was first
established, with one final coin in 2021. Richard Peterson, U.S. Mint Deputy Director made the presentation to the state, with participation from Lt. Governor Spencer Cox and Kate Cannon, Arches National Park Superintendent. Quarters ceremonial packets were issued to all the children present and then to participants. The official issuance to the
public will be today.
Meeting Utah Businesses
During the last week, I have been meeting with various groups across the state of Utah. I had a few meetings with various business leaders, employees, and industry leaders in Utah's thriving private sector.
thank you to @SenMikeLee for participating in the @NASDAQOMX executive roundtable this morning in SLC pic.twitter.com/oBHpggVNXD
— Michael Bartels (@ekimsletrab) May 28, 2014
On Wednesday morning I was part of an executive roundtable with several dozen heads of companies that are listed on NASDAQ. Many of these companies are technology companies. We had a very engaging conversation about the patent reform bill I am co-sponsoring with Senator Leahy and how "patent trolls" are crippling many companies in their industries.
I also met with regional Comcast representatives to discuss Utah-specific issues regarding infrastructure and access. As Utah continues to be one of the world's foremost locations for new businesses, entrepreneurship, and the tech industry, it was important to hear from one of our state's internet providers regarding the importance of high-speed internet access to these different sectors and to Utahns.
On Thursday I met with over 60 Salt Lake City-based employees of the Williams Company. I provided a report of the current issues facing Congress, and I was able to hear from these hard-working Utahns about their industry, their concerns, and their accomplishments.
I also had a very productive discussion with the Utah Steel Fabricators Association. This group comprises most of the distributors, processors, and fabricators of steel in the state of Utah, which represents many thousands of Utah jobs. We discussed the future of American manufacturing, and how certain reforms can help continue job growth in Utah.
Meeting with Local Officials
On Thursday morning, I met with a group of legislators from the Utah House of Representatives. It was an engaging and lively discussion with many of our state legislators, and we spent several hours discussing issues such as healthcare and education, and how I can best be a resource to our state legislature.
I also spoke at the investiture of Judge Carolyn McHugh to the United States Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit. I supported Judge McHugh's nomination, the first female member of this court to be appointed in over 20 years.
Meeting with Utah's Media
My interview w/ @ABC4Glen will air this evening. I look forward to following his work as new reporter at @abc4utah. pic.twitter.com/ADpSYzDAFH
— Mike Lee (@SenMikeLee) May 29, 2014
I had an enjoyable tour of ABC4 Studios in Salt Lake City by Richard Jones, the General Manager. I met with many of the employees of Channel 4, and had an in-depth interview with Glen Mills, Channel 4's political reporter, who asked me questions about my bipartisan Smarter Sentencing Act, which I am co-sponsoring with one of my Democratic colleagues in the Senate.
Sentencing reform
Transportation Reform
I hosted a dinner to honor high school graduates that I personally nominated to attend U.S. military academies.
These students go through a very rigorous interview process, they have impeccable grades, outstanding test scores, and they've also demonstrated and aptitude for leadership and high performance in every aspect of their lives. I expect great things from this bright young group of students, and I am grateful that they are choosing to apply their talents to the service of our country.
Of the seven high school graduates from all over the state of Utah that have been accepted into these academies, four are going to the Naval Academy, two to West Point, and one to Air Force Academy. I wish them the best in their future endeavors.


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"The signing of this airport hotel reinforces our commitment to enhance the brand's portfolio and further expand our presence in key markets in North America," stated Javier Rosenberg, COO, Radisson, Americas. "Airport locations such as this play a key role as we continue developing the Radisson brand as a powerful, globally consistent, first class-brand complemented by the Radisson 'Yes I Can!' service spirit."
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EPA's assault on science and state sovereignty
If you haven't seen the latest ALEC report on the EPA, it's time to head on over to their website, download the report, and read it. This is (or should be) essential reading for anyone in the energy sector, transportation, policy … well … pretty much anybody who is impacted by EPA regulations. (Which means all of you out there.)
Obama's recently released climate change initiative calls for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to unleash yet another energy regulation aimed at reducing greenhouse gases from existing power plants, severely threatening the generation of affordable and reliable energy. This is only one piece of an unprecedented EPA regulatory assault unleashed in the past few years as detailed by ALEC's latest report,The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Assault on State Sovereignty.
"We just want to go back to work"
I've said it before, I'll keep on saying it. The President's climate change agenda is just another wave in the war on coal. The war on coal is a war on American industry and American jobs.
Sec. Moniz: Coal will play a major role in American energy
Huffington Post has statements from Sec. Moniz that provide an interesting counterpoint to my previous post.
Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz said Thursday that coal will continue to play a major role in meeting America's energy needs even as the Obama administration seeks to reduce carbon emissions and combat global warming.
In an interview with The Associated Press, Moniz dismissed claims from Republicans and some coal-state Democrats that President Barack Obama's climate plan amounted to a war on coal. He said he and the president "strongly support an all-of-the above energy policy" that embraces traditional energy sources such as coal, oil and nuclear power, as well as renewables such as solar, wind and hydro.
Wall Street Journal highlights administration's growing pressure on coal
Growing pressure on the U.S. coal industry from the current administration will cost jobs and raise electricity prices across the country.
The beleaguered domestic coal industry, bracing for the possibility that no more coal-burning power plants will ever be built on U.S. soil, is teaming up with other business groups to blunt the impact of President Obama's climate-change agenda, while also shifting its business focus to exports.
Following the president's announcement Tuesday of a sweeping plan to cut greenhouse-gas emissions, including at existing coal-fired power plants, some company officials said Wednesday there is also greater urgency to develop clean-coal technology, including a cost-effective way to capture and store carbon dioxide.
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This is getting to be a habit with the renewable industry
It seems that admitting renewable energy simply can't compete without massive infusions of taxpayer dollars, or regulatory/legislative mandates is getting to be a habit for renewable advocates.
They are clearly making these statements in defense of their attempts to stop citizens groups from repealing renewables mandates. However, that doesn't take away from the fact they are openly (although unintentionally) admitting their sector suffers from a fatal inability to compete without big brother's help.
Here's a few examples that demonstrate my point. First a quote from a Wind Power Monthly article.
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I bought this for my daughter's room. I was sticking to shades of purple and silver and this set is a perfect fit. The colours are a little darker than I expected but I am quite happy with my purchase.
Beware - the picture of this set is beautiful. The actual colors are MUCH different than shown. The pictures - both on the website AND the one that comes in the actual set show purples with an ivory or silver color. The purples depict the right shade. There is no ivory or silver - it is a DARK gray instead. It looks NOTHING like shown. I wonder if maybe these are "irregulars" and they had a problem with the dye lot and thus sent them to OS.com. I would think it was my computer, but you know how often a picture of the comforter is included in the packaging? It is the beautiful ivory silver color - not the ugly dark gray. I was VERY disappointed, but it is for my daughter's room and she thought that it was okay - so we kept it. If it weren't for the color - I would have been happy. The quality and feel of the fabric was very nice and it included 3 accent pillows which was nice. But - overall, sadly, it's just not the same as the picture looks
When this item arrived, and we placed it on the bed, we were very happy. The actual material and colors are much more luxurious than the picture portrays.
I bought for my daughter's room. It shows water spots easliy, so I wouldn't recommend for a kids room.
This comfort set is very good quality and the size of the king fits my thick pillow top mattress, which most do not. All the colors are very pretty. They are what I expected. The picture depicts it very well. The silver/gray is very shinny which is fine for me. I have bought from overstock before and been very happy with everything AND the prices are great.
The quality and colors are great. You can't beat the price for a 7 piece set.
The Comforter looked as though someone had used it and the colors were faded and a child's footprint on it. Beautiful on the internet but in person highly disappointing.
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This charming condo in the City of Saugatuck features an upper and lower level deck overlooking a wooded ravine. It has 2 living rooms, 2 Decks, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Sleeper Sofas, and 2 Full Bathrooms.
Take a shortcut through the Peterson Preserve and enjoy a nice, leisurely walk or bike ride into downtown (approx. 1 mile). The Peterson Creek Retreat is conveniently located near beaches, shopping, dune rides, parks, restaurants, and other tourist attractions.
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Title: Removing and replacing juniper bushes
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QUESTION:Hi! I'm pulling up juniper bushes. (just don't like it) I'm getting down to the roots now on one side and I'm having a hard time getting them up. Any recommendations. They are near my driveway and sidewalk so I don't think I can pull them up. Also, what should I plant in its place that won't require much watering and is an evergreen? Something low to the ground..not huge bushes since we have those all around the house. I thought we could use a variety and then some color in some areas for as long as we can. Basically, I need a low maintence flower bed area that will attract some interest under a crate myrtle and something other than the green bushes that are everywhere else. And of course I need to know how to get that juniper up! Sorry that was more than one question but I think you can handle it! Thanks!!
ANSWER:Digging them up is probably the best option, or perhaps digging them a bit and then pulling might work. I can't really be sure since I don't know how large they are. If they are really large, you could use an axe or heavy duty loppers to cut them off below ground, but then you are faced with them possibly regrowing from the roots and/or those roots getting in the way of planting new shrubs. You could try to find an herbicide that you could paint on the cut top of the roots to be sure they die and not resprout, but then you would be faced with not only the remaining roots in the way of planting new shrubs, but also possible residual herbicide that would affect your new plants. So, my advice is to dig and chop to get as much of the roots out of the ground as possible. If they resprout from any remaining roots, you can dig and cut them off as they occur.
Here are a few subshrubs that come close to your requirements, all are evergreen but most require moist soil:
Morella cerifera (wax myrtle) is the most compatible with your requirements. It tolerates great variability in soil moisture and sun or shade. There are dwarf cultivars available.
Mitchella repens (partridgeberry) requires moist or dry soil and shade (<2 hours sunlight a day) or part shade (2 to 6 per day).
Chrysogonum virginianum (green and gold) needs moist soil and part shade. There is a variety, C. virginianum var. australe that will grow in sun.
Gaultheria procumbens (eastern teaberry) grows in moist and dry soil in shade or part shade.
Chimaphila maculata (striped prince's pine) grows in dry shade.
You can also see a variety of deciduous subshrubs for your area by doing a Combination Search in our Native Plant Database by choosing 'South Carolina' from the Select State or Province option and 'Subshrub' under Habit (general appearance). There are also other characteristics you can choose to limit your search results.
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A federal judge has finally selected a trial date for accused Fort Hood mass-murderer Nidal Malik Hasan - July 9. We'll see if it actually happens. If you've forgotten that mass shooting, then the media had scored a point for President Obama. The Pentagon dismissed the terrorist attack as "workplace violence," the Obama media nodded in agreement and the massacre vanished from public memory.
No matter how many monetary officials try to sugarcoat it with damage control, the fact remains that the Ben Bernanke Fed wants to end its quantitative-easing bond-buying operations over the next year. That was Bernanke's statement at his last press conference, and I've seen nothing to contradict it.
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Under the media's radar, Obama has been aggressively promoting one of his fiscally extravagant projects announced in his 2013 State of the Union Address: "preschool available to every single child in America." The plan for the federal government to take over the care of preschool children, a longtime goal of the feminists that used to be called universal childcare, is now (probably to sound academic) called pre-K.
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Today is National Panchayath Raj Day
The impact of the 73rd Amendment in rural India is very visible as it has changed power equations irreversibly. Accordingly, the Government of India decided in consultation with the States to celebrate 24th April as National Panchayath Raj Day.
The Ministry of Panchayath Raj will be holding a day long National conference on the occasion of the 3rdNational Panchayath Raj Day at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi, on Tuesday. On this occasion, best performing Gram Panchayaths would be conferred with" Rashtriya Gaurav Gram Sabha Purskar, 2012, while another 170 Panchayath Raj Institutions (PRIs) comprising of three -tier Panchayaths would be facilitated with Panchayath Sashaktikaran Puraskar for their exemplary work under the Panchayath Empowerment Accountability Incentive Scheme (PEAIS ). During the conference, the five different groups of delegates would be discussing the topics such as (i) Gram Sabha and People's Participation, (ii) Devolution of 3Fs i.e. Funds, Functions and Functionaries (iii) Issues related to Women (iv) Agriculture, Rural Development and Livelihood and (v) Management of Forest Produce/Natural Resources.
Approximately 1500 delegates such as State Ministers for Panchayath Raj, Senior officials from State Government Panchayath Raj Departments, States elected representatives (ERs) from the three tiers of PRIs, the national award winning Panchayaths as well as representatives from SCs/STs and Women would attend the National Conference.
The Constitution (73rd Amendment) Act, 1992 that came into force with effect from 24th April, 1993 has institutionalized Panchayath Raj through the Village, Intermediate and District levels Panchayaths. This date thus marks a defining moment in the history of decentralization of political power to the grassroots level. The impact of the 73rd Amendment in rural India is very visible as it has changed power equations irreversibly. Accordingly, the Government of India decided in consultation with the States to celebrate 24th April as National Panchayath Raj Day. Ministry of Panchayath Raj organises National Conference on 24th April every year to commemorate the National Panchayath Raj Diwas.
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text: Contributed by Hisano Hatamoto Relationship between Noh and Kyogen Kyogen is inseparable from Noh. They were developed together and played on the same stage. Kyogen is the classical comic theater, which balances the more serious Noh. While Noh is musical in nature, Kyogen emphasizes dialogue. Noh is fundamentally symbolic theater with primary importance attached to ritual and suggestion in a rarefied aesthetic atmosphere. In Kyogen, on the other hand, primary importance is attached to making people laugh. Noh instrumentalists sometimes appear in Kyogen plays. The training methods of the two forms are also similar. The word Kyogen usually refers to the independent comic plays that are performed between two Noh plays, but the term is also used for roles taken by Kyogen players within Noh plays (also called Aikyogen). Among the Kyogen roles found within Noh plays, some are an integral part of the play itself, but it is more usual for the Kyogen role to serve as a bridge between the first and second acts. In the latter case, the Kyogen player is on stage alone and explains the story in colloquial language. This gives the Noh shite time to change costumes, and, for uneducated feudal-era audiences, it made the play easier to understand. History of Kyogen Kyogen is thought to have its roots in entertainment brought to Japan from China in the 8th century or earlier. This entertainment evolved into Sarugaku in the following centuries, and by the early 14th century there was a clear distinction among Sarugaku troupes between the performers of serious Noh plays and those of the humorous Kyogen. As a component of Noh, Kyogen received the patronage of the military aristocracy up until the time of the Meiji Restoration (1868). Since then, Kyogen has been kept alive by family groups, primarily from the Izumi and Okura schools. Today professional Kyogen players perform both independently and as part of Noh programs. Characters in a play In the current Kyogen repertoire there are about 260 independent plays. In the most common classification system, these are divided into the following groups: Waki kyogen (auspicious plays), Daimyo (feudal lord) plays, Taro-kaja plays (Taro-kaja is the name of the servant who is the main character), Muko (son-in-law) plays, Onna (woman) plays, Oni (devil) plays, Yamabushi (mountain ascetic) plays, Shukke (Buddhist priest) plays, Zato (blind man) plays, Mai (dance) plays, and Zatsu (miscellaneous) plays. With the exception of the miscellaneous group, the largest category of Kyogen is that of the Taro-kaja plays. The Taro-kaja character is a kind of clever everyday man, who, while he never escapes his destiny of being a servant, is able to make life a little more enjoyable by getting the best of his master. Costumes Kyogen costumes are much simpler than those used for Noh and are based on the actual dress of medieval Japan. Most Kyogen do not use masks, although there are about 50 plays where masks are used, usually for non-human characters such as animals, gods, and spirits. In contrast to the expressionless quality of Noh characters, whether masked or not, performers depend on exuberant facial expressions for comic effect. How to enjoy Kyogen Kyogen is usually played by two or three players within 30 minutes. It often starts with a player's line, "Kono atari no mono ni gozaru", which means," I am a man who lives in this neighborhood." In other words, I am just an ordinal man who is from anywhere and anytime. I am a typical human being and everybody has me deep in mind. The players perform every day trivial matters, various aspects of humans' mean tricks, ridiculous acts, etc. in a comical way. They laugh all things away. They speak slowly and clearly. As they perform realistically and exaggeratedly, we can enjoy their action and laugh together. We hope that you will have the opportunity to enjoy Kyogen during your time here in Japan.


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Roscoe Bartlett is a good friend of Dr. Paul and has been in Ron Paul's liberty caucus. He is libertarian-leaning and a consistent fiscal conservative, who has voted against military spending. He has also voted against the PATRIOT act. He isn't perfect, but a good ally and one well worth keeping. Unfortunately, he is expected by some to lose his seat in the House of Representatives this year if he does not get more support. This is due to redistricting, which has made his congressional district much more liberal, which has lead to him polling below his Democratic rival.
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Politicians like to talk about empowering the middle class or other segments of the voting population, but they're typically a little fuzzy on what empowerment really means. That makes sense when you consider that elections are essentially about politicians asking to get power rather than share it.
With just under six weeks to the Nov. 4 Election Day, the pressure is on. With a Democratic sitting president with a low 44 percent approval rating, many Republican races across the nation are being run by tying the Democratic candidate to the president. In many cases, this might indeed create distaste for the Democratic candidate by the voters and lead to a Republican victory. But, with no clear path forward, who is to say that the voters won't be just as disgruntled in a few years with Republicans?
"They are ruthless, single-minded and totally committed." - British security adviser; Source: "The Times of London," Aug. 16, 2006.
A funny man from Enigma named Bobby Rowan declared that anyone who loved politics was "genetically flawed." He said it with a laugh and a twinkle in his eye because he was very much afflicted with the disorder. Bobby was a State Senator from 1963-74, a gubernatorial candidate in 1974, a member of the Public Service Commission from 1989-94, and a lobbyist and raconteur without peer in between. Wikipedia finds that Rowan is one of only two "famous" people ever to come out of Enigma, the other being a gospel singer of some small note.
"We the People........." the first three words of the United States Constitution define us as a nation and the form of government created by the Founding Fathers. The Founding Fathers were determined to retain the power with the people to control the government and to forever be free of monarchs, dictators and oppressive hierarchies. In order to preserve and endure this power with the people, a citizenry must voice their views and concerns by their vote.
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Changes are coming to county government structures all over the state, and I have made myself a student of those initiatives. As Commissioners, we are educated regarding the Five Forms of Government in Georgia by the Carl Vinson Institute of UGA and the Association of County Commissioners of Georgia. Some changes are the customary "tweaks" for efficiencies and changes due to growth. Many of them involve the institution of a county administrator or county manager form of government in which an administrator or manager is hired by the sitting Board of Commissioners to run all the functions and services of ...