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ABC News' Rick Klein reports: President Obama has cast his role in the civil-rights movement as part of the "Joshua Generation" – those who were tapped to lead the movement after their elders journeyed to the Promised Land. On ABC/Washington Post's "Top Line" today, we asked Andrew Young — a legendary civil rights leader who was a close aide to the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. — how that analogy holds up a year and a half into the Obama presidency. "If you'll remember your Bible, when Joshua and Caleb crossed into the Promised Land, it was not easy," said Young, a former UN ambassador, member of Congress, and mayor of Atlanta. "There were giants in that land that they had to confront. And there was more hell in the Promised Land in the early days than there had been wandering in the wilderness. "But I think that that analogy is a very appropriate one — but you've got to read the Bible enough to understand that the Promised Land has never been an easy sell for the children of Israel. It is not to this day. In fact, I say the Promised Land for the Israelites has been America, as it has been for black America." Reminded that Joshua never had to deal with an oil spill, Young quipped: "Well, he didn't get the oil. If he'd turned the other way [in the Middle East], they'd have inherited the oil." Asked to grade Obama on his time in office, Young said: "It would be unfair to give him a grade right now because most of this mess he inherited. And I can't blame him for the disaster in the Gulf. What I think is that he has done a masterful job of holding together a world economy and natural disasters that are threatening to destroy everything we have worked through through the years. "I grew up with Franklin Roosevelt, and not since Franklin Roosevelt has a president inherited so much difficulty. But I think the fact that he remains calm, that he remains rational, and that he is struggling daily with all of these issues — I'd have to give him an 'A' for effort." We also asked Young to assess the legacy of the late Sen. Robert Byrd, D-W.Va., who was a member of the Ku Klux Klan and filibustered the Civil Rights Act of 1964, but later repudiated his former positions. "In many ways, it's the legacy of our entire nation," Young said. "We've come a long way in the 90 or so years that Sen.Byrd has grown up. We've come a long way in my 78 years. And one of the things we learned we had to do in order to move on — we have to forgive, if not forget. And I think that what I've done is try to watch and help my opponents from the '50s and '60s grow in the '90s and in this 21st century. And we've done that with some success. I just wish the right wing would understand that things really don't change in America. They grow one way or another. And the more ridiculous you get in your criticisms, the more difficult you make it for us to grow." Young is the co-author, with his godson, Kabir Sehgal, of a new book: "Walk in My Shoes: Conversations between a Civil Rights Legend and his Godson on the Journey Ahead." Of his co-author, Young said: "We're exactly 50 years apart: He's almost 28, and I just turned 78. So any subject you pick, we've got extremely different viewpoints. But he's intelligent enough to criticize me and probe me and make me think of answers for him, and he then challenges me to think about answers for the future." Watch the "Top Line" segment with Andrew Young HERE. For today's "Post Politics" segment, we checked in with Perry Bacon Jr. of The Washington Post on the coming congressional agenda, plus the latest gaffe from RNC Chairman Michael Steele, where he cast doubt on the troop surge in Afghanistan, and called the conflict "a war of Obama's choosing." Watch the discussion with Perry Bacon Jr. HERE.
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Until recently, few people outside of New York had heard of Dryden and Middlefield. But these two towns are now on the lips of environmental activists everywhere as they've become part of the battle cry against hydrofracking.
New York's highest court issued a 5-2 decision upholding the legal theory called "municipal home rule" that has supported scores of municipal bans on oil and gas production in the state. Dryden and Middlefield's cases were the first to reach the state's Court of Appeals. The two upstate communities were being sued by large energy corporations that insisted they had a right to frack within their jurisdictions although both towns had zoning laws in place that prohibited some of the practices involved in hydrofracking.
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Date:Thursday June 7 2012
Time: 12:00PM
Robert Kubica has undergone yet more surgery on his elbow following his rally crash in February 2011.
His latest surgery was designed to improve the mobility of his arm and the procedure included having parts of his elbow removed and replaced with two prosthesis at Pederzoli Hospital.
Following the procedure, the former Renault driver will now undergo various tests over the next month to see how much his movement has been improved.
Discussing the operation head surgeon Ruggero Testoni told the Italian media: 'This way the driver will be able to fully handle the steering wheel, while before he was unable to rotate the palm down, so he was forced to release the steering wheel in order to turn left,
'The surgery was preceded by a series of tests in a car simulator. It will take at least one month in order to stabilize.'
When Kubica crashed his Skoda Fabia during the opening stage of the Ronde di Andora rally in Italy back in February 2011. His car crashed into a barrier which penetrated his car leaving him with a partially severed right hand and fractures to his right leg and arm.
In the days following his accident, the Pole underwent three operations and was put in an induced coma to help aid his recovery, it had been hoped that he wouldnt require any further surgery, but in early March 2011, Kubica had a fourth operation to help the mobility of his elbow.
After a month of rehabilitation the then Renault driver underwent another large operation which was to remove adhesions affecting the functionality of his right forearm and elbow muscles and in August he underwent further elbow surgery in a bid to give him full mobility of his right elbow.
Surgeons were reportedly very happy immediately following the procedure and after a few days rest in hospital, Kubica resumed his rehabilitation and intensive training programme.
In January 2012 the Polish driver suffered another set back when he underwent an operation to have a metal screw inserted to pin the bone in his leg to reduce the fracture after he reopened the fracture in his tibia after falling in the garden in an accident at his house in Italy.
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Wil SchroterWil Schroter is a serial entrepreneur. Wil has been named Young Entrepreneur of the Year by the U.S. Small Business Association and is has also been recognized by the Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year program. He has also been named the Ohio Businessperson of the Year as well as Business First's Top 40 under 40.
In addition to starting companies, Wil also writes about them. He is a nationally syndicated columnist for American City Business Journals where his entrepreneurial advice appears in over 40 major markets. He is a contributing columnist for Forbes as well as the author of "Go BIG or Go HOME" which details how to grow startup companies as quickly as possible.
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Feldenkrais- Back Pain Relief With a Rolled Blanket
Lastly, Uwe Mester will return to Paul Smith's College on November 8th to provide Feldenkrais instruction on the topic of Back Pain Relief With a Rolled Blanket.
We generally assume that our back pain problems arise because our muscles are not strong or our joints flexible enough to withstand the stress of certain activities. We miss out on how our lack of awareness contribute to our back pain. In this workshop we will use a rolled blanket to become more aware of the different curves in our spine and how important they are for our movement. The Awareness through Movement lessons of this workshop will help you to feel the distinctions in your spine, to get a clearer internal image that can lead to a pain free back. Free for PSC students, all others $25.
Saturday, November 8, 2014 - 10am to 12:30pm
Dance Room - Saunders Sports Complex of Paul Smith's College
No prior Feldenkrais experience is necessary to enjoy this workshop. Please bring a blanket that when rolled up will be approximately 3 feet long and 5 inches thick.
One-on-One sessions with Uwe Mester are possible for those who would prefer to tackle a different problem. These sessions will be Saturday afternoon and Sunday November 9th.
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New research from Carnegie Mellon University and published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found that feeling stressed is linked with a decreased inflammatory response regulation. Stress, as it turns out, lowers the body's immune system response and makes it more susceptible to catching a cold. When people are stressed, cells that help to keep the body healthy produce levels of inflammation that promote disease.
How can stress make you fat? Inflammation is linked to metabolic syndrome, heart disease and type 2 diabetes. These types of conditions and diseases affect hormonal responses that can cause changes in metabolism and, hence, changes in weight.
Chronic stress has also been linked to poor memory, as reported in research presented by the State University of New York at Buffalo in the journal of Neuron. In mice, even a short period of stress could lead to brain cell communication problems. These specific communication regions of the brain were linked with memory and learning.
So what's the best way to deal with stress? Here are a few of my favorite ways to de-stress and better handle even the smallest inconveniences that most days can bring.
1.Go for a walk. Exercise helps reduce the amount of cortisol levels present in the body, while also lowering blood pressure. A simple 10-minute walk can help reframe your mindset and serve as a literal breath of fresh air during your day.
2.Take a breather. Simply focusing on your breathing can help reduce stress and give you a greater sense of focus. Try counting your breaths for a minute, focusing on the inhalation and exhalation as you fill your rib cage and expand the breath. Try to slowly empty the breath and make each focused breath a little longer. Inhale as you count 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and exhale as you count 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
3. Hit something. Boxing can serve as both a great workout and an emotional release. Sometimes there is nothing better than just releasing your tension into a punching bag, though activities like shadow boxing and other high-intensity workouts can also help reduce stress-related hormones. Keep in mind that high-intensity workouts can have lasting results—even hours after the workout, your body will continue to reap the benefits.
4. Visualize vacation. When you're on vacation everything seems so wonderful. The next time you're feeling stressed, take a visual vacation. Visualize yourself either on a calm beach gazing into the ocean with the soft breeze and sunshine on your face, or pull up some wonderful nature scenes on your computer and picture yourself in the wilderness. Allow yourself to really feel like you are there, taking slow breaths as your mind relaxes.
Say goodbye to stress for good with these stress-relieving tips from psychologist and ACE Senior Fitness Consultant for Behavior Sciences, Dr. Michael Mantell.
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The recipe for this creamy, chili-like dish was passed down through our church years ago. It's so warm and filling that we often prepare it when we take skiing trips to Colorado. It can be served over corn chips and eaten with a fork...or kept warm in a slow cooker and served as a hearty dip at parties. -Laurie Withers, Wildomar, California
14-16 Servings
Prep/Total Time: 20 min.
2-1/2 pounds ground beef
3 cans (15 ounces
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2 cans (15 ounces
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1 can (10 ounces) diced tomatoes and green chilies, undrained
2 envelopes chili mix
2 pounds process cheese (Velveeta), cubed
1 cup heavy whipping cream
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In a Dutch oven, cook the beef until no longer pink; drain. Add
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Top with sour cream. Yield: 14-16 servings.
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Life & Style magazine has a great feature this week called "Jessica Simpson reveals 15 secrets." Basically, she finishes 15 sentences. For today's FF, I figured I'd steal the idea and play it with you. (You can read the abbreviated version of her interview here.) The oldest thing in my closet is … My biggest […] [Read More]
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Does downtown San Clemente need more parking, or just better parking management? How about a parking structure?
City Council members will discuss those questions Tuesday night and – as a first step toward answering them – will consider authorizing a survey of downtown parking usage this summer. It's based on a recent upswing in parking demand as new restaurants draw more business to Avenida Del Mar.
Jim Holloway, San Clemente's community-development director, says in a report to the council that there are two options for doing a parking survey:
• Hire a consulting firm that did parking surveys for the city in 2002, 2006 and 2008. Cost: $12,900.
• Have city staff work with student interns this summer to do the survey. Cost: about $2,000.
The survey could lead to further projections of traffic demand, Holloway said, and a study of whether to redesign downtown parking lots or consider building a structure.
The City Council will meet at 6 p.m. at City Hall, 100 Avenida Presidio. Public hearings will include property owners being billed half the cost of sidewalk repairs done in recent months, and possibly dividing Avenida Vista Hermosa into "east" and "west" sectors. The council also will consider a proposal to dress up the pier-entrance underpass with art.
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I don't know how you have fared, but I thought I would share what I know about my family. My great-grandfather was a man by the name of Jonas Hoff. I believe he was born in the US, but his parents were definitely from Norway. He married Helena (Lena) Brennan of Boston, and the two resided on Cameron Street in Dorchester. They had a few children, Paul (died at age 7...would have lived if penecillan was available), my grandmother Kathleen Hoff 1916- (m. Francis X. Ford), and Mary...maybe more. Good luck. I'll post again.
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Denver Broncos owner Pat Bowlen released a statement about the end of the NFL lockout. Here is what Bowlen, who was part of the negotiations, had to say: "I am very pleased with the commitment shown by the National Football League, its owners and ...Blog | July 25, 2011
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The San Diego Chargers joined the Kansas City Chiefs by reaching out to fans to explain their feelings about the NFL lockout. Owner Dean Spanos released a statement. He is on the National Football League Management Council Executive Committee, whi...Blog | March 13, 2011
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In a statement regarding a class-action lawsuit filed by some players, National Football League Players Association Executive Director DeMaurice Smith referred to Von Miller as a "a brave young Aggie prospect." Miller was the only draft prospect o...Blog | March 12, 2011
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The Kansas City Chiefs just put out this release on the NFL's four-game suspension of receiver Dwayne Bowe: The Kansas City Chiefs today confirmed that the National Football League has suspended WR Dwayne Bowe for four games for "violating the NFL...Blog | November 17, 2009
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Tickets for RAMP's upcoming "No Limits Raffle," with proceeds benefiting RAMP's Youth Services program, will go on sale April 4 at area Butitta Brothers Automotive locations and the RAMP office.
RAMP's Youth Services programs ensures that students with disabilities are successful as adults by creating an inclusive academic environment of acceptance and by teaching the skills and personal responsibilities needed to graduate and pursue post-secondary opportunities.
Tickets for the raffle are $5 each or five for $20. The raffle drawing will be Thursday, June 6, at RAMP's Wine Tasting & Silent Auction event at Prairie Street Brewhouse, 200 Prairie St., Rockford. Winners need not be present to win.
First-place winner in the raffle has first choice of prize, second place-winner will have second choice of prize, and so on for third, fourth and fifth places. Prizes are as follow:
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As we start the month of Kislev we begin the celebratory countdown to the first night of Hanukkah on December 16. We have a calendar full of wonderful events in store for you. See the line-up below.
I've noticed a trend with the way the media has mainstreamed Hanukkah as a new "Americanized" holiday, like Halloween or even the much-diminished Easter which has been desanctified and reduced to a children's event at which toddlers gobble chocolate bunnies.
If you were not aware of this trend to secularize and universalize just take a peek at the way Hanukkah has been given a secular overhaul by animated TV shows such as the Simpsons, Rugrats, and South Park.
Hanukkah has ironically transformed from a story of the struggle of the Maccabees who resist assimilation into Greek culture to now become part of the larger American inclusive narrative. It joins other minority groups' celebrations such as Cinco de Mayo and St. Patrick's Day which have become mainstream. American Pop culture values a simple, non-religious and commercial message which ultimately spurs us into many visits to the mall.
I guess this process isn't all that surprising. We Jews started to immigrate to the USA in the 1880s as a result of the Russian government's official policy of driving out its 6 million Jews. Ultimately, over 2.5 million of us came to North America. After almost six generations in the US we are thoroughly American, and that is a good thing. Anti-Semitism in the US is at an all-time low.
But underneath these trends is another fact which does not give me comfort. According to Pew Research Center almost 20% of all Americans under age 30 now consider themselves to be secular, with no religion in their lives. The message of Hanukkah is not secular, though it is universal. It is fiercely and tenaciously Jewish. It not only demands that the majority culture respect the uniqueness of the minority, it reminds us to remain distinct, proud and identified in our Jewishness.
My message is a simple one; it is the core message of the Hanukkah story itself. Peter Yarrow, of Peter Paul and Mary fame, captured the idea with his now classic song whose refrain is , "Don't Let the Light Go Out"
Happy Chanukah!
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VALENCIA, Calif. -- (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Lavi Industries, a leading provider of queue management and customer flow solutions, announced today its partnership with Qmetrix, a leading provider of customer frequency technology, by acquiring a 50% share of the company through its German affiliate Via Guide Gmbh, a European provider of crowd control and public guidance solutions.
Qmetrix develops technology solutions that measure, monitor, and manage waiting lines and other areas where people move through or congregate. Its technology captures customer frequency data points such as queue time and queue length utilizing proprietary sensors that allow for the accurate counting of people. It then generates highly sophisticated, time-dependent analyses such as arrival profiles or throughput rates which can be accessed through the cloud in real-time via customer-facing display monitors, or back-room dashboards, reports and alerts.
For standing queues, the sensors are seamlessly integrated into Lavi Industries' Beltrac stanchions, providing a quick and easy installation. Queue data is transmitted wirelessly from the built-in post sensors, which are powered via embedded batteries.
Lavi Industries will handle sales and marketing for the new partnership, serving as sole worldwide distributor, delegating the European market to Via Guide. "The synergies between Qmetrix and Lavi Industries are many," said Gavriel Lavi, President and CEO for Lavi Industries. "The Qmetrix technology perfectly complements our queue management offerings and aligns with our goal of enhancing a business's ROI while improving the customer experience."
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July 6, 2014 by Josh Zaragoza, Senior Regional Field Organizer
Today, HRC is partnering with ONE Community to make it clear that Arizona is OPEN for business to everyone. Every reader of the Arizona Republic will open their Sunday paper to find an "Arizona is OPEN for Business to Everyone" sign. We are encouraging readers to display the signs in their homes or businesses to send a strong message that Arizonans believe in equal opportunity for all.
One Community is a local member-based coalition of socially responsible businesses and individuals who support diversity, inclusion and equality. Their efforts are so critical because Arizona is one of 29 states with no state law protecting people from workplace discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and one of 32 with no protections on the basis of gender identity. Governor Brewer earlier this year vetoed anti-equality legislation and just last month indicated that it might be time for state lawmakers to hold hearings on anti-LGBT workplace discrimination.
I'm working on the ground in Arizona with the folks at ONE Community and other local partners to pass new non-discrimination ordinances at the local level and to lay the groundwork for passing a state law to protect LGBT Arizona residents and visitors from discrimination in employment, housing, and public accommodations. Phoenix and Tucson have strong non-discrimination ordinances, and they were joined earlier this year by Tempe. We're now working to build support for non-discrimination protections in Southern Arizona, Scottsdale, Glendale, Mesa, Chandler and Northeast Arizona, with the simple message that protections from discrimination are fundamentally fair pro-business measures that lend to the vitality of our economy.
By visually demonstrating that Arizona truly Open for Business to Everyone, we are helping position Arizona to retain and attract top talent and businesses.
Arizonans can show support for inclusion by signing the Unity Pledge on ONE Community's website.
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The Cannes International Film Festival is the most talked-about film festival of the year, where directors from around the world showcase their newest work, from the most challenging art cinema to the big blockbusters. For many years, Roger Ebert and a team of contributors have covered Cannes, and we are continuing that tradition with start-to-finish coverage from around the festival.
CANNES, FRANCE—We're at the point in the festival when films are starting to bleed into each other. This morning's competition screening of Ken Loach's "Jimmy's Hall"—a serviceable true-life advocacy story that pits the 1932 patrons of an Irish dance hall against a rigid, traditionalist church that resists the "Los Angelization" of local culture—felt like an unavoidable callback to John Boorman's "Queen and Country," which premiered on Tuesday in Directors' Fortnight.
Set in the early 1950s, Boorman's follow-up to "Hope and Glory" (1987) is loosely based on the director's own experiences with mandatory conscription in the British army. I've only seen parts of "Hope and Glory" (and not in many years), but the new movie functions as a standalone work, a bracing dose of classical filmmaking at a festival where demanding aesthetics are the norm. Like many biopics, it's essentially episodic, following Boorman surrogate Bill Rohan (Callum Turner) and his friend Percy (Caleb Landry Jones) as they make mischief during basic training.
The depiction of the military is striking in that discipline seems to be mostly a formality; superior officers dole it out reluctantly (except where a sergeant major played by a bald David Thewlis is concerned, and until Bill is charged with "seducing an officer from the course of his duty"). Bill also experiences unrequited love with a woman (the ethereal Tamsin Egerton) a few years older than he is. "Queen and Country" to be moving in its accrual of period details—experiencing a new kind of cinema during a date viewing of "Rashomon," watching the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II on TV—without offering much distinctive or new.
As a portrait of adolescence, it's preferable to Xavier Dolan's "Mommy," the Quebecois auteur's first film in competition; he's already made splashes in both Directors' Fortnight ("I Killed My Mother") and Un Certain Regard ("Heartbeats," "Laurence Anyways"). Did I mention he's all of 25? And as he grows older, his fixation on close mother-son relationships grows slightly queasier, though judging from reactions, I'm something of an outlier in finding "Mommy" an irritating sit. (Some people claim it's a serious contender for the Palme d'Or.)
Set in 2015, "Mommy" opens with a mild sci-fi feel. Title cards announce that a change to Canadian health law will allow parents to give up troubled children to the state. That's about the end of the future-is-now vibe. "Mommy" introduces us to one such troubled teen, Steve (Antoine Olivier Pilon); his single mother, Diane, whom he nicknames "Die" (Anne Dorval); and a neighborhood teacher, Kyla (Suzanne Clément), who becomes part of their lives. They fight, eat, shop, take tentative steps toward mutual understanding, and dance to interminable musical interludes.
By far the most interesting thing about "Mommy" is that most of it is shot in an invented, narrow aspect ratio. (Others are calling it 1:1, but at least from a far side seat it looked more like 0.6:1—meaning that the film is just a narrow band within the frame.) The claustrophobic shape allows Dolan to avoid most of the niceties of good composition; an unstructured, rambling narrative complements the haphazard visuals. It helps that two of the actors in constant surgical close-up are scene-stealers from elsewhere in the Dolan oeuvre—Dorval from "I Killed My Mother" and Clément from "Laurence Anyways," both wonderful here. If only there were more of a movie for them to steal this time.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va -- Hundreds paid tribute to fallen police Captain Kevin Quick in a public memorial at the John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville.
Quick went missing in late January, and his body was found weeks later in Goochland County. So far, six people have been arrested in connection with his disappearance.
Those attending to pay tribute included Waynesboro police, the city fire department, family and friends of the Quick family. Ashlyn Soulsby, the wife of the man who started the Quick reward fund, said the funeral was very emotional.
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