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Mitt Romney won Washington state's GOP caucuses Saturday, giving him a welcome tail wind as he heads into the Super Tuesday presidential contests.
The former Massachusetts governor led from early on after a day of caucusing by Washington voters. Texas Rep. Ron Paulappeared headed for second place, ahead of former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum. Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, who barely contested the state, was a distant fourth.
"The voters of Washington have sent a signal that they do not want a Washington insider in the White House," Romney said in a victory statement issued by his campaign. "They want a conservative businessman who understands the private sector and knows how to get the federal government out of the way so that the economy can once again grow vigorously."
The results were based on a nonbinding straw poll of participants in the caucuses, and thus have no direct bearing on the nomination. Voters also chose party delegates, most of them pledged — but, again, not required — to support a candidate.
Paul had hoped Washington would give him his first victory of the primary campaign, and his organization dominated some caucuses — but not enough. Santorum drew strong support from social conservatives, but couldn't overtake Romney in a state with a relatively moderate Republican base. As in other states, Romney's commanding organization gave him the edge, as he hopes it will in Ohio and other states voting Tuesday.
The caucuses, at least some of them, were loud, contentious, messy, confusing — what some might describe as democratic (although some participants preferred republican, with a small "r"). "You can't get any more grass-roots," said Dave Nibarger, who hosted 50 people at his house in an upscale suburban area of North Spokane. "It isn't just who has the most bucks."
This was the first time since 1988 that Washington state held only caucuses to determine its presidential preference. That year, victories by Pat Robertson in the Republican caucuses and Jesse Jackson in the Democratic gatherings led to calls for primaries that would bring more moderate voters into the mix. Beginning in 1992, Washington held both primaries and caucuses. The primary was scrapped this year as a cost-saving measure.
The result was a much larger caucus turnout than in the past and some confusion by first-time caucusgoers about what to do.
Participants began by casting votes in the nonbinding straw poll. They then met by precinct, in groups of fewer than six to 40 or more people. These groups selected delegates to a county convention who will later select delegates to a state convention. At that convention, which begins May 30, participants will select delegates to the National Republican Convention.
Given all that, caucusgoers dove into their task with enthusiasm but not always clarity.
"I'm new to this," precinct captain Steve Schennum told the other seven people in his group as they launched, somewhat uncertainly, into the selection of delegates. They were one of 19 precinct caucuses seated in tight circles at the Corbin Senior Center in central Spokane.
Schennum, a professor of electrical engineering at Gonzaga University who favored Paul, shepherded the group through a lengthy discussion of the candidates' positions on the issues, primarily foreign policy and healthcare. The discussions were spirited but polite, even friendly.
One young Romney supporter worried that Paul would acquiesce toIran'sdevelopment of nuclear weapons. "He's going to stand by and let Israel be wiped out," he said.
"We worry about Iran," a Paul voter responded. "But we can't afford to go start another war."
And so it went. Schennum concluded that the caucuses were the lesser of evils in the democratic process.
"It's excruciating," he said. "I can understand why people are reluctant to do it. It's an ugly process, but it's hard to corrupt it."
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Along with Pee Wee Herman, the famous television host tries to woo the Emmy voters by imitating the Oscar-winning actress' controversial campaign ads.
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Playing the titular character, the actress showed off her curves in a black figure-hugging dress by Stella McCartney.
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The Best Supporting Actress winner says she didn't mean to offend anyone, 'it's probably a very inappropriate place to use that particular word.'
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The 'The Fighter' actress funded her own advertisement, and she is 'confident' that her fans 'will understand the ads were about showing a different side' of her.
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Colin Firth of 'The King's Speech' and Natalie Portman of 'Black Swan' took the coveted Best Actor and Actress titles respectively.
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Playing long-suffering lawyer in the CBS series, the 44-year-old took off the persona in a series of shoots featuring her as a sexy and seducing woman.
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The album which features barefooted Avril Lavigne sitting on top of a piano on the cover will be released on March 8 and preceded by first single 'What the Hell' on December 31.
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In "Landscape of the Mind" at the Katherine E. Nash Gallery, mindscapes — those images and fields of inquiry, whether preternatural or concrete, that take shape in our psyches and imaginations — are rendered in media as varied as paint, installation, sculpture, photography, drawing, and film. The 20-some artists in the international show hail from places like Berlin, Minneapolis, Brooklyn, and Mount Pleasant, Australia. Their investigations of body, memory, culture, and imagination range from evocative to banal, fantastical to inventive, surreal to hyper-realistic. Rebecca Pavlenko's meditative photograph montages are here, as are Jil Evans's liquid abstractions, and Ulrike Mohr's haunting sculptures. During the opening, the video biography Laura Aguilar: Life, the Body, Her Perspective will be screened continuously, lending insights into her photographic triptychs. There will be an artists' reception from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday, June 9. (Pipo Nguyen-duy, The Lotus Pond)
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Weekly Elixir news, control your AR Drone with Argus, use STI with an hstore, learning about Rails validators, sparklines in Ruby, and readme searching with HandCooler all in this episode of the Ruby5!
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RubyConf 2014 wrap-up, accelerating your Rails app, RubyGems.org gets redesigned, Heroku wants you to try HTTP Git, and new versions of Rails were released
This episode covers Ruby 2.1.5, the templating libraries Scribble and Curly, a statically-typed Ruby called Rubysierung and Minitest-Reporters.
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Dylan's Wings of Change is a foundation established to honor the memory of Dylan Hockley, who was killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School on 12/14/12. The foundation's focus is to help children with autism and other related conditions achieve their full potential. Dylan's Wings of Change works to achieve its mission in two ways:
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Writer Nancy Stohlman doesn't need a lot of words to make an impact. In fact, she needs fewer than a thousand. Stohlman has spent the last few years championing flash fiction, stories told in under 1,000 words. She will release her new solo anthology of flash fiction, The Vixen Scream and Other Bi ... More >>
Happy Colorado Day! In honor of this state's birthday, you'll find plenty of free activities around town. Start the weekend out right with tonight's free screening in Civic Center Park of the original, 1969 True Grit , which was filmed in Western Colorado. The scenery is stunning, and so is John Way ... More >>
Reading is about more than following a narrative or learning facts; it can also be a profound shared experience that culminates in a better understanding of ourselves and each other. In that spirit, welcome to the Westword Book Club, a weekly feature celebrating the books that inspire Denver artists ... More >>
It didn't hit me until I drove into the cracked-concrete parking lot of the squat, brick building on Kipling that I'd been there before. Two years ago, actually, when what is now Infinite Wellness was Green Meadows Wellness -- a dumpy shop with a skimpy selection, green kief and mid-grade meds. Oh ... More >>
Taylor Gonda co-hosts and produces the Denver-based podcast These Things Matter, which features writers, filmmakers, musicians, academics, comedians, and Taylor's mom engaging in wonky discussions about their guests' beloved pop-cultural obsessions, ... More >>
Since forming in 2005, Aloft in the Sundry has gone through nine members. And while nearly every position in the band has changed hands at least once, founder and frontman Jason Hernandez has been the one constant, keeping the band soldiering on with the addition of new members, including the ... More >>
Filter PressCat DeRose has lived near Little Raven Street for years, but she has Denver Public Schools' third graders to thank for all that she now knows about its namesake. And later this month, they'll be able to thank her back. DeRose's 23-page book, Little Raven, Chief of the Southern Ar ... More >>
Alpine Herbal Wellness isn't trying to attract the average Joe-medical patient with its slick, art gallery-meets-medical clinic atmosphere. I picture affluent baby boomers walking to it from their million-dollar town homes, Bernese mountain dogs in tow.
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Catch My Drift
Ken Gushi and Rhys Millen give us some insight into the art of sliding sideways.
By December 17, 2004 / Photos by Brian Blades
If you've been paying attention to the U.S. FormulaD series, you're aware that Samuel Hubinette in the big, bad Mopar-sponsored Dodge Viper Competition Coupe has won every FD event to date. But he didn't win the $10,000 purse when Yokohama-sponsored teams competed at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, during the Road & Track Sports Car Invitational. At that event, a 17-year-old kid named Ken Gushi turned some heads, then kicked some serious butt. Ken stood atop the podium and Rhys Millen stood next to him. "Who's that Ken kid?" someone asked.
I didn't know, and that's how this story got started.
There are a lot of unanswered questions about drifting; everyone who watches speculates who will win and why. The very nature of the sport is to appeal to the crowd, and the judges not a stopwatch. Still, there are some measurable elements in drifting. Ken and Rhys agreed to help us collect information that might quantify the aspects of the genre and shed some light on the art of driving sideways.
How did Ken learn to drift? It's a reasonable question because he has never been able to drive legally on the road. (That's right, he doesn't have his driver's license yet.) The answer is simple:
His dad taught him in the dirt. His father Tsukasa, owner of Gushi Auto and an accomplished drifter in his own right, took Ken out to a dry-lake bed and set him free. As Ken says, "There's no fear of hitting anything but a tumbleweed." With that, Ken learned to hang it out well enough to compete with the pros like Rhys Millen.
Rhys, in contrast, has a varied background in racing, having father Rod and uncle Steve, both respected racers, at his side. Rhys is considerably older then Ken and learned to drive the old-fashioned way against a clock. Rhys has tended to follow in his father's on-dirt inclinations and drove rallies for and . Like a lot of Japanese D1 drivers, Rhys has his own shop.
Where Ken knows only drifting, Rhys has done it all and has a day job driving cars for commercials. Rhys is talented and experienced, so how and why did he end up second on the podium next to this 17-year-old? Maybe the car has something to do with it?
Rhys drives a factory-sponsored GTO, and his team at Rhys Millen Racing (RMR) has done a beautiful job rebuilding it into a serious D1-spec drift machine. The engine supplied is estimated to make 520 bhp and is capable of lighting up the rear tires in an instant. Rhys confirms that rubber roasting is as simple as depressing the accelerator with intent, even in 3rd gear. That the car is completely stripped except for the necessities doesn't help rear traction any either. A hydraulic rear handbrake has been added and the brake bias is set up to be roughly 75 percent front. Onboard air-jacks also simplify rear tire changes.


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Don't forget the All School Concert is on Tuesday, November 25th at 9:00 am in the gym. Every grade has something special to share about turkeys, pilgrims, pumpkin pie and more! In a Macy's Day Parade fashion, each special float or balloon will teach us about our Building Character and Community character traits. Every child has… Read more »
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The annual TCS auction is slated for Saturday, March 21 at Summerour Studio. The Children's School auction is an annual event that supports economic diversity at our school through the financial aid program. The 2015 auction will feature both a silent and a new, shorter live auction with amazing vacations and priceless artwork made by… Read more »
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Annual Basketball Classic set for Dec. 29th
Annual Basketball Classic set for Dec. 29th
1985 Boys Basketball team to be inducted in Hall of Fame
The annual Lyman Classic Basketball Tournament will be held Thursday, Dec. 29 at the Lyman Gardens starting at 1:00 pm.
Prior to the start of the last game of the night, scheduled for 7:00 pm, Lyman will induct the 1985 Boys' Basketball Team into the LHS Athletic Hall of Fame; including the following team members, Leeland Leichtnam, Jeff Schoenhard, Dolley Shroyer, John Brost, Keith Moore, Todd Volmer, Garrett Mohr, Dan Donovan, Don Hupp, Scott Rabern, Steve Rabern, Jason Cox, and Cooper Garnos. In addition, Garnos and Moore will be inducted individually.
The 1985 Basketball team defeated Salem in the Championship game at the State B Tournament in Sioux Falls 55 to 52 to claim the title. The 1985 Team was the second team to earn the Class B title in the history of boys basketball at Lyman.
Basketball action starts at 1:00 pm and runs throughout the day.
1:00 pm Boys Lyman JV vs. Kakoka JV
2:30 pm Girls Lyman vs. Kadoka
4:00 pm Lower Brule vs. Kadoka
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7:00 pm Lyman vs. South Central
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- Transportation Secretary visits South Dakota rail rehab project
- National Gas Average Nears Four-Year Low
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Fans and stores unload Ray Rice apparel
Ravens fans and businesses that carry the team's official gear are quickly unloading Ray Rice jerseys and other items after the running back was seen on surveillance footage punching his fiancée and knocking her out.
O'Malley to discuss EARN Maryland program
O'Malley to talk about new information about EARN Maryland program
Man sentenced in $3.7M advance fee scam
A man who prosecutors say defrauded religious-based groups out of money they paid for donations that never materialized has been sentenced to six years in prison.
Police ID Towson student who died off-campus
Police ID female Towson University student who died in off-campus residence
Registration opening for Zoo Zoom in Maryland
Registration opening for Zoo Zoom race, which winds through Maryland Zoo in Baltimore.
Man charged in 1981 west Baltimore murder
Man charged in 1981 murder of 75-year-old woman in west Baltimore
Patients file objection to $190 Hopkins settlement
A proposed settlement between Johns Hopkins hospital and 8,000 former patients of a gynecologist who secretly recorded exams is being challenged, with some women saying lawyers could get too much of the $190 million deal.
Md. man found guilty of kidnapping, raping woman
Maryland man found guilty of kidnapping, raping and dumping woman in 2009
Goucher College accepting videos from applicants
Goucher College in Baltimore will begin accepting student-made videos as part of application
$5B committed for Baltimore-DC high-speed train
Japan commits $5B to build high-speed train from Baltimore to Washington
'She Blinded Me With Science' star becomes teacher
Synth-pop pioneer who wrote 'She Blinded Me With Science' now a professor at Johns Hopkins
6 people shot in series of shootings in Baltimore
6 people shot in series of shootings in Baltimore, 1 man killed
Hardy hits grand slam, Orioles beat Twins 12-8
Hardy hits 4th career slam, Cruz adds majors-leading 35th homer as Orioles beat Twins 12-8
Carroll County detectives investigate inmate death
Detectives investigate death of inmate at Carroll County Detention Center
7 receivers, 4 corners on Ravens' 53-man roster
Ravens keep 7 receivers, 4 cornerbacks on 53-man regular-season roster
Transgender women's killings test police outreach
Transgender women's killings in Baltimore show strain between police and an oft-targeted group
Md. man charged with trying to kill stepson
Catonsville man charged with trying to kill stepson
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As October looms, see the biggest obstacles in the way of the Nationals and Orioles meeting in the 2014 World Series.
National Aquarium developing seashore exhibit
National Aquarium in Baltimore developing 'Living Seashore' exhibit, opening next spring
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Trials Fusion PC version coming April 24, beta access being given out with pre-orders
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Posted on March 20, 2014 AT 02:22pm
The PC release of Trials Fusion has been knocked back a week to April 24, Ubisoft announced today.
The PS4, Xbox 360, and Xbox One versions of RedLynx's physics-heavy side-scrolling stunt game, however, remain on course for a April 16 launch date.
While PC players might have slightly longer to wait, Ubisoft announced that anyone who pre-orders the PC version from Amazon, GameStop, or their Uplay shop will get access to a closed beta that kicks off March 21.
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A few British lawmakers have written to PM Manmohan Singh and Tamil Nadu CM protesting against the nuclear power plant at Koodankulam.
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text: FORT WORTH � Voters approved the city�s street bond proposal, but it was closer than any bond election since 1990, according to early unofficial returns.About 68 percent of voters approved the $150 million package, and 32 percent voted against it.�It�s a big win for Fort Worth,� Mayor Mike Moncrief said, although he added that �our work is far from over� in addressing the need for roads.The bond proposal is intended to address the pressing need for streets, particularly in places like north and southwest Fort Worth, where dozens of new subdivisions have been built without adequate arterial streets. But the same residents who were clamoring for streets were upset when the city included $10 million for two bridges that are part of the Trinity Uptown project, a long-range plan to divert the Trinity River and redevelop the near north side. A loosely organized coalition, including the North Fort Worth Alliance, the Fort Worth League of Neighborhoods and the East Side Sector Alliance asked the city to either remove the Trinity bridges or allow a separate vote on them. It was the closest bond election in Fort Worth since voters turned down a plan to renovate the Will Rogers Center in 1990. Turnout was low � less than 4 percent of voters citywide, compared to 6 percent in the last two bond elections.The last bond election in 2004 included five propositions, which passed with 71 to 79 percent of the vote.�I think the reason for the margin of victory was because most people saw � even if didn�t agree with 10 percent of the bond program they agreed with the other 90 percent,� Moncrief said. �It made a good deal of sense for us to address these infrastructure needs now, not later when the price goes up for steel, concrete and labor.�Spending money on the Trinity Uptown bridges will save money in the long run, too, Moncrief has argued. The $10 million in the bond package will leverage about $50 million in state and federal money, and allow the bridges to be build before the river is diverted.The bond package also includes: --$81 million for 20 miles of multilane arterial streets --$33 million for 33.4 lane-miles of neighborhood streets --$5 million for traffic signals citywide --$2.5 million for intersection improvements --$12 million to pay the city�s share of replacing the Seventh Street bridge over the Trinity River. --$3.3 million to use as matching funds for state and federal grants --$3 million for public artCity staffers estimate that Fort Worth has about $1 billion in street needs, at a time when tax revenue is starting to taper off. The bond package was the most that could be approved without raising the property tax rate.Moncrief said the council will look for other ways to pay for new roads, including money from natural gas drilling on city land and street impact fees assessed against new homes and businesses.


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NASHVILLE — A Cleveland, Tenn., lawmaker's bill requiring that state driver's license exams be given in English only was put off until December, a move designed to kill the measure for this legislative session.
The vote was 12-3 in the House Budget Subcommittee members
Critics contended the much-amended bill, sponsored by Rep. Eric Watson, R-Cleveland, sends the wrong message as Tennessee seeks to recruit additional foreign companies such as Volkswagen and Wacker Chemical to the state.
"This is probably one of the worst bills we've ever had before the General Assembly," said former House Speaker Jimmy Naifeh, D-Covington, noting that Tennessee ranks in the top tier of states landing major companies. "We may as well put a sign up if this passes that you're not welcome to Tennessee."
Under pressure from business interests, the bill was amended so tests could continue to be given in Spanish, Japanese, Korean and German to persons lawfully in the United States. But it would prevent the Tennessee Department of Safety Department from offering written exams in other languages.
Rep. Watson, a Bradley County Sheriff's Office lieutenant, said the issue is safety. He noted that in the early 2000s, Tennessee passed laws allowing "illegals to get driving certificates" but it was later repealed.
But, he said, "when we allowed them people to take tests in a foreign language, the accidents went up."
Rep. Watson later said he is working to persuade two thirds of the legislature to yank the bill out of the subcommittee and put it on the House floor.
See Thursday's Times Free Press for complete coverage.
Andy Sher is a Nashville-based staff writer covering Tennessee state government and politics for the Times Free Press. A Washington correspondent from 1999-2005 for the Times Free Press, Andy previously headed up state Capitol coverage for The Chattanooga Times, worked as a state Capitol reporter for The Nashville Banner and was a contributor to The Tennessee Journal, among other publications. Andy worked for 17 years at The Chattanooga Times covering police, health care, county government, ...


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Cole Hamels (10-9) took a no-hitter into the sixth, allowing a run over eight, as the Phillies sat back and let a 4-2 victory fall into their lap to put the finishing touches on a 15-3 season series against the lowly Nationals.
Beerleaguer: Not to be taken as a complaint because a win is a win, but I'm ready for the Phils to be tested in a more meaningful way, whether it's the postseason or against a team with something on the line, even pride. The Nats and Mets are brutal clubs dogging it toward the finish, and with the September cavalry called up from the minors, lacking the fundamentals necessary to compete. That said, Hamels had terrific command of his fastball, setting up that golden change. The thing I liked best was that he beared down when the game started to unravel in the seventh. We've seen Hamels fall apart in those situations many times this season. Meanwhile, I don't know what to make of the offense. Perhaps it's the quality of the opponent, knowing the Nats would hand it to them eventually, or the fact they're maintaining a commanding lead, but the Phils appear to be gliding on autopilot. Nevertheless, the home fans didn't seem to notice; the atmosphere resembled that of a playoff setting.
In other news, Chan Ho Park was examined and will miss two-to-three weeks, according to reports. He'll begin a rehab program in Clearwater. ... Brad Lidge pitched the ninth, allowed the run, but converted the save, his 30th.


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Access All Areas presents Nervo
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Aussie dance production duo Nervo – aka Miriam and Olivia, also known as The Nervo Sisters – are best known for working with Armin van Buuren, Ke$ha, Pussycat Dolls and Sophie Ellis-Bextor
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DJ Magnum
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Expect a mix of hip-hop, rock, disco and dance from P Diddy's official tour DJ
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Dubai House DJ Competition
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Twilllight Entertainment is pleased to announce House DJ Competition featuring DJ Jayden Alva
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Loaded Through the Decades
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DJs Andy Buchan and Just Lance will be working through the decades an hour at a time
|On Fri, Sep 28
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Massive R&B
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This urban night promises R&B, hip-hop, old-school, UK garage, funk and more
|Sheikh Zayed Road
|Fri, Jan 18 to Fri, Jan 25
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Pioneer DJ-ME Championship
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Up to 50 decksmiths go head to head behind the decks at the first round of Dubai's biggest annual DJ comp. Expect sizzling mash-ups as the DJs showcase their skills in ten-minute slots
|Palm Jumeirah
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Cirque Loves Funky House Peppermint
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Rock up and experience resident DJ MadJam
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Resident DJs Brooklyn and Taz play R&B, hip hop, soca, reggae, dancehall and funky house
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Japanese Popstars host the Pioneer DJ-ME Championship finals
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After three weeks of heats, the city's best remaining decksmiths go head to head at the final round of Dubai's largest DJ comp, which will be judged by the Japanese Popstars
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Absolace – Friday 13
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Following their successful tour of India, the Dubai-base band will be rocking The Music Room with support from Beat Antenna and Point of View
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Avial Live
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True to their name, Avial (a mixed-vegetable delicacy) blends Malayalam poetry with contemporary rock
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News from the States of the Union: Alabama!
I probably don't know what's going on where you live, except when it makes national news. And in this year of midterm elections, as the country lumbers down its warpath of "What the fuck is going on, y'all," well, that doesn't seem enough. Cable news, grey ladies, and pundits on Sunday morning talk shows come in at the crescendo, not the individual notes that build to it—like the city council meetings, the school board elections, that reveal the inner workings of America, that create the first ripples of real change. And so begin this series: I'm going to read local newspapers from one state each week and report on what's making headlines in cities and hamlets, in parking lots and elementary schools, across the country. Not to snark, not to make fun of people from unincorporated towns who write letters to the editor, but to share with you a more complicated, less yell-y look at where we are, with the hopes of better understanding where we might be headed.
First up, alphabetically: Alabama!
Let's start with reactions to The Affordable Care Act:
In between many stories about motorcycle clubs, churches, and student organizations raising money and gathering donations for local folks in need, were combative editorials on the newly enacted law:
"By the way, the Obamas, Reids, Bidens and Pelosis are the ones who think all Americans are stupid," wrote Johnny Oliver of Enterprise, and David Oltmans of Dothan went further: "The sleazy Democratic Party is trying to steal our money and our rights. It wants to subvert the Constitution and to destroy the United States."
While we might have been trained by the national news to expect these opinions from a red state, not all of Alabama agrees. In the Dothan Eagle, Sanford Williams, of Geneva, wrote: "Since a recent letter suggested that Democrats 'wake up,' I would remind that writer that he is half-right; certain Democrats need to get a backbone and show some political courage to stand for equality for all…" He ended his letter, "And just for the record, the Democrats do need to wake up, but progressives are rising up."
Oh and by the way, the town of Wetumpka is holding a Crater Art Contest to celebrate "the site of the only authenticated impact crater in the Eastern United States;" the meteor, which struck 85 million years ago, left a five-miles wide impression just east of what is now downtown.
Meanwhile, across Alabama's gentle plains, Gulf Coast, and Appalachian North, a cacophony of voices called for the state's governor, Robert Bentley, to expand Medicaid.
Phillip Watts, of Birmingham, wrote in an editorial, "Possibly the thing that would change Governor Bentley's mind is for him, like Ebeneezer, to be visited by the ghosts of Alabama's jobless, followed by the ghosts of Alabama's poor, and finally by the angels of his professed faith." The publisher of The Randolph Leader called the governor's refusal to expand Medicaid "government malpractice," and Kelly Evans of Hanceville wrote that "denying the poor from being able to see a doctor…is doing harm…I pray you will reconsider your stand."
One Montgomery resident even connected the governor's refusal to insure thousands of poorer Alabamians to another governor's refusal to allow black students into schools:
"Once again Alabama has the dubious distinction of its governor standing in a doorway to prevent a specific group of people from entering. Back in the early 1960's, it was George Wallace standing in the doorway of Foster Auditorium on the University of Alabama campus to prevent black students from entering to register for classes.
Today … it is Gov. Bentley standing in the doorways of hospitals across Alabama, preventing thousands upon thousands of Alabama citizens' access to health care."
Beyond these individuals calling for change, a coalition of organizations from Mobile, Birmingham, Montgomery and Shorter have formed Alabama's Better Economy Starts Today; citing studies that show the expansion would provide health insurance to 300,000 more people, while also creating 30,000 new jobs, the group "will advocate expanding access to health care by allowing more Alabamians to participate in the Medicaid program."
Let's be honest: it's hard for a man riding a horse from Indiana to New Mexico, who stopped in Russellville, to compete with the charming minutes from a 4-H meeting at Ranburne Elementary, which included "Your heart is to the left of your body."
Funding for early education programs, like Head Start, is often seen as a partisan issue, yet in Alabama, more than half of children up to age five participate. A report from the Alabama Partnership for Children showed that nearly 200,000 young Alabamians are enrolled, and that the programs have a direct, positive impact of more than $500 million on the state's economy, accounting for 19,000 full-time jobs. This is apparently a non-partisan issue in the Heart of Dixie, as the Alabama State Legislature expanded funding for the programs in 2013 and members are looking for ways to further grow them in the upcoming session.
This is great news, though it might be the only education issue where mostly everyone in the state agrees.
Take the Alabama Accountability Act, which created tax breaks to send public school students to private schools and continues to be widely controversial. When the bill was rushed through and passed by the legislature, incensed State Democratic Representatives commented that: "I've never seen such sleaziness," and "Welcome to the new confederacy where a bunch of white men are now going to take over black schools." As of December, the state has identified only 51 transfer students, most of them from Montgomery. If you agree with former governor Bob Riley, chairman of the Alabama Opportunity Scholarship Fund created by the AAA, you would think more would've jumped to switch schools, since the law "is all about freedom. It is only about freedom."
It gets worse: the state is considering charging students take the bus to school. The Hoover School District, which had previously voted to stop all bus services due to budge shortfalls, has decided to assess a fee for riding instead, though the details aren't settled. With the legislature contemplating enacting the fees state-wide, Praveen Krishna, an assistant U.S. attorney in Birmingham said, "We'd be concerned about any sort of policy that burdens student access to education and any part of a policy that has an adverse impact on minorities."
In breaking news from Columbiana, Molly, a cow and best friend of a goat, Maddie Lane, died.
One county, in Western Alabama, popped up in different papers on multiple occasions. First, there was the republished headline from December 17, 1963: "The U.S. Department of Justice sued Sumter County, arguing the board of registrars was discriminating against black people." And then, nearly 50-years later to the day, I learned that State Senator Bobby Singleton, who represents part of Sumter County, along with other members of the state's Legislative Black Caucus, had filed a lawsuit against the redistricting maps passed by the Republican-led legislature, alleging that the maps, "purposely perpetuate and attempt to restore Alabama's historical policy of segregating African Americans in party politics." A federal court recently ruled in the state's favor, 2-1, but the group plans to appeal.
Jerry Mitchell, executive director of the North Alabama African American Chamber of Commerce, blasted the state's Republicans in Huntsville's Speakin Out News; claiming that the new maps were meant to "corral Black voters" with the intent to "minimize potential coalitions between a minority of White voters and a solid core of Black voters," he closed, writing: "Black voters in Alabama will either have to form coalitions with other groups to fight retrenchment or continue to allow ourselves to be kept powerless 'in our designated place'." It'll be interesting to see how the newly appointed Alabama G.O.P. director of minority outreach, Troy Towns, responds to these issues.
From the human interest pages of Jasper's Mountain Eagle, I read about 91-year old Bill Jones, of Birmingham, who served as the press secretary for both George Wallace and Carl Elliott, the Alabama Representative who helped push for the Great Society's programs, as well as mobile libraries for rural Americans. The interview in the Eagle explained that Jones "was known as the liberal on the staff and was intensely disliked by several of the state troopers who surrounded Wallace and wanted him to go even further in defending segregation."
I'll admit to checking the "Police Beat" in my hometown paper, although I wish it also had a section like the Lamar Democrat and Sulligent News' "Around Vernon," which takes a different approach, including details like: "Carolyn Reeves enjoyed a telephone visit Friday morning with her brother, Ray Finch, of Minneola."
Although we hear from Republicans across the country that taxes cannot, must not, and should not be raised, it seems that in cities across this red state, including Huntsville, Eufala, Pelham, Clay, and others, raising taxes is the only way to improve local roads and services. Add that to the call for raising the minimum wage in the bustling rojo areas of Gulf Shores and Orange Beach.
Local readers throughout the state posted reviews of books that made many of our best of lists: there was the review from Talladega of Ann Patchett's This is the Story of a Happy Marriage; in Huntsville, Stephen King's 11/22/63 was highly recommended; and one writer, in the Cullman Sense, said of Karen Russell's Vampires from the Lemon Grove that the book "leaps over lines of genre, time, and style to bring us tales that terrify, bemuse, or, at their best, provoke deeper consideration."
To interrupt for a quick second, allow me to introduce you to the "Dancing Man of Guntersville," Foster Ayers, who was featured in Marshall County's Advertiser Gleam. Mr. Ayers be-bops as he listens to his music outside the local Walgreen's and is beloved by his community; he prefers classic country, although he will dance to classic rock, even if it takes "an awful lot of energy out of [him.]"
Now that you've been charmed, let's switch gears: of the twelve members of the jury that convicted Joshua Russell for the capital murder of Anniston police officer Justin Sollohub, eight recommended life in prison without parole. Yet Calhoun County Circuit Judge Brian Howell sentenced Mr. Russell to death. Alabama is one of only three states that allow judges to override jury sentencing recommendations, and when the Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal from one of the state's death row inmates in November, Justice Sotomayor condemned the practice in her dissent.
Here's what's different about reading national papers vs. local: one gives you statistics about the number of people in poverty in Alabama, and the other crumples something in you when you read the announcement that a church in Athens is giving away beans and rice to anyone in need, promising: "No questions asked. No names taken."
Finally, Andy Robinson, in an editorial in the Brewton Standard, noted that with so many worries, including the government shutdown and the closing of local businesses, that it was watching auditions for the local community theater's production of Annie that lifted his spirits: "When negative news starts to pile up, it's refreshing to remember just how many good things we have going on in our community. We're blessed to live in Brewton."


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I recently heard a person say, "I will never forgive him for what he did!" All too often, people who are hurt or offended do not believe the offending person deserves forgiveness. Many people believe such a declaration to be profound, valiant or courageous. Refusing to forgive another is often used to underscore the disdain …
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AIMS Medical Entrance Exam 2015 - Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences Medical Entrance Exam acronym as AIMS Medical Entrance Exam is conducted AIMS for admission into various Medical Courses offered by it. It is one of the common Medical Entrance Exam in India and is not to be confused with AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences) which is also a Medical Institute. AIMS Medical Entrance is generally conducted between the month of March - July depending upon the Course as given below.
Age Limit
MBBS & BDS : Minimum 17 years of age and maximum 23 years on or before 31st December 2014.
Qualifications & other Eligibilities:
The syllabus for the entrance test is based on the Physics, Chemistry and Biology of 10+2 examination level. The syllabus is approved by Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham (University) and is in line with the directives of the Medical Council of India.
AIMS exam consists of 200 multiple chioce objective questions to be answerd in 3 Hrs. time. The questions will consists of
|No of Questions
|English and General Knowledge
AIMS Medical Entrance Exam Dates
AIMS exam is normally held in the month of May.
How to apply for AIMS Entrance Exam?
Aspiring candidates can have forms for AIMS Medical Exam from Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences and also from the designated branches of 'The Dhanalakshmi Bank', 'Federal Bank' and 'South Indian Bank'. The form can also be obtained by post from the institute by sending a Demand Draft along with the request for form. Candidates can also download the form online through the website.
AIMS Medical Entrance Exam fee
DD to be drawn in the name of AMRITA VISHWA VIDYAPEETHAM, PAYABLE AT KOCHI.
Application can be submitted ONLINE (Website www.amrita.edu)
AIMS Entrance Exam Contect Details
Amrita School of Medicine
AIMS Ponekkara P.O
Kochi, Kerala 682 041.
Email: [email protected]
AIMS Medical Entrance Exam Test Centres
The Entrance Test is conducted at a number of centres across the country. These are:
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For MBBS
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