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Thank you all very much,… It's always great to be here in College Park.
To President Loh, Dean Anandalingam, Dean Pines, Chairman Walsh, and everyone with the Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship – thank you for your commitment and the commitment of the University of Maryland to making Maryland's children winners in this changing new economy.
To Mike Binko, Julie Lenzer, and everyone with the Startup Maryland board, thank you for such a great kick-off to today's event.
To Kevin Plank and everyone with Under Armor,… to Rob McGovern and everyone with Jobfox,… to Sam Medile and everyone with Propark America and to Michael Schwab and everyone with D &H Distributing,…to Ro Parra and everyone with Daylight Partners, . . . to all the judges, sponsors, contestants and to all of you – thank you for your commitment to job creation in Maryland, thank you for your commitment to opportunity in Maryland, and thank you for your commitment to entrepreneurship in the State of Maryland.
Bethesda's own Tom Friedman says "we must become a nation of starter-uppers." We agree. And since we're at one of the world's greatest universities, I thought I'd offer an equation: "education + entrepreneurship = jobs." "Education + entrepreneurship" also equals greater opportunity. And jobs plus opportunity equal a better quality of life, both for ourselves and for the next generation.
Maryland: Creating Jobs
Marylanders are an entrepreneurial people. You don't have to take the word of our State's braggadocios governor: a recent study found that more than one in four Marylanders have either founded or partnered in a new business, many in the last several years.
But you and I are here because we believe we can do even better.
I have some good news to share with you – and it's hot off the presses. We've just learned that over the last year, the people of our State created new 47,000 jobs! We have now recovered nearly 80% of the jobs we lost during the Bush recession. The nation as a whole has recovered 39%. Our neighbors in Virginia have recovered 63%. But here in Maryland we're at nearly 80%.
If you think about it, there is no reason why our State shouldn't lead all states in entrepreneurship and job creation,… particularly in innovation sectors like the life sciences, IT and cyber security, green-tech, advanced manufacturing, global trade, aerospace and space.
We are home to world class institutions of science, discovery, and higher learning like the University of Maryland, and 50 federal facilities.
What's more, in Maryland we rank #1 in America in public education, so says Education Week magazine for an unprecedented four years in a row. It's no coincidence that the Milken Institute ranks us #1 in America for investing in our own human capital, the talents and skills of our people. What's more, we rank #1 in research and development per capita. Milken says we're #2 for science and technology assets. We are among the three states best positioned in the new economy, according to the Kaufman Index. And the United States Chamber of Commerce – hardly a spokesperson for the Maryland Democratic Party or the O'Malley Brown Administration – ranks us as a Top 5 state for Growth and a Top 7 state for innovation and entrepreneurship.
But traditionally we've lagged behind in entrepreneurial activity. In 2010, we ranked 37th in the Kaufman index. In 2011, with the hard work of innovative Marylanders from across our State, we were able to climb to 20th. But better isn't good enough. 20th isn't good enough. Our goal is to be #1.
To create jobs and get to #1,… the work that all of today's honorees are doing is so very important;
To create jobs and get to #1,… this Cupid's Cup matters.
And because we want to create jobs and get to #1, we're so very excited about the launch of Startup Maryland earlier today here at the University of Maryland – and we're excited about its mission to connect entrepreneurs with the recourses to succeed. I understand, more than 200 Maryland entrepreneurs are involved with Startup Maryland.
Sparking Entrepreneurship
There are a number of things we can do – and are doing – to cross the delta of opportunity between the research that goes on in our State, and our ability to transfer that research out of the labs and into the job creation in the market. I thought I'd share with you just a few of them:
First is through two of the most important words for entrepreneurship and job creation: Venture. Capital. If we are going to create the next Under Armor, the next Google, the next Microsoft here in Maryland, it begins with venture capital. Venture capital from the Maryland Venture Fund is what allowed Moodlerooms, an education software company in Baltimore City, to grow from 2 to more than 90 employees.
Venture capital is the lifeblood of entrepreneurship, and therefore, last year we created InvestMaryland to pump the largest single shot of venture capital in our State's history into Maryland's economy. Earlier this month, we held a first-in-the-nation online auction to raise $84 million to make this a reality (exceeding our goal of $70 million).
Secondly, is by investing in education. To create jobs, a modern economy requires modern investments: investments by all of us, for all of us. That's not a Democratic or a Republican idea; it's an economic and historic truth. It was true for our parents, it was true for our grandparents, and it is a truth that has built our State and has built our country. These modern investments are not free. And nobody else is going to do this for us, except for us.
Maryland's economy is an Innovation Economy, and in an Innovation Economy, the single most important, modern investment we can make is in the skills and education of our workforce. Therefore, even as we've cut $7.5 billion in state spending – the most in Maryland's history – we've made record investments in K-12 education. And we've also invested to make tuition more affordable for more families here at the University of Maryland and at all Maryland's public four year colleges and universities.
We are investing directly into Maryland's Innovation Economy, through for example the $1.3 billion BioMaryland initiative, the Biotech Tax Credit, the R&D Credit, and Stem Cell Research.
And we're asking the General Assembly to join us in investing in Maryland's transportation infrastructure, so we can upgrade, repair, build, and maintain the transportation network necessary to attract the jobs, businesses, and opportunities of the new economy to Maryland.
We're also asking the General Assembly to join us in creating the Maryland Innovation Initiative with the goal of transferring 40 new technologies out of the lab and into the market to create jobs within a year. President Loh and the University of Maryland have shown great leadership in teaming with Johns Hopkins and Morgan State University to make this initiative – and the historic partnership it represents – a reality.
Inspired by the success of the Cupid Cup, today we're announcing a first-of-its kind contest, hosted by the Governor's Office, the University of Maryland, and the Baltimore Angels – a great team of entrepreneurs and business leaders who make angel investments in startups.
Using the new online, multi-media platform known as "Pinterest" – we're asking Marylanders to pitch their best new business ideas. The Baltimore Angels are offering some great prizes to the winners – and we'll be featuring the winning ideas on our "Pinterest" page.
Our parents didn't give us a car, they gave us a country. This isn't something we trade in, it is something we build up. That's what your work is all about. Creating jobs, advancing innovation, sparking entrepreneurship,… that's how we move forward in a changing, increasingly knowledge-based global economy.
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Silver-wound strings vs. regular stringsInstruments: What are the difference between silver-wound strings and regular aluminum-wound strings?
From Igor Mata
From Allan SpeersIn general:
Posted on June 12, 2007 at 10:01 AM
Silver-winding gives a softer, warmer sound than aluminum. It is particularly beneficial on the lower strings.
No idea about durability.
From Andrew HollandI actually think silver strings can create a brighter sound as compared to aluminum. The silver Dominant D is significantly thinner than the aluminum Dominant D, and I feel that the thinner string generally produces a brighter sound.
Posted on June 12, 2007 at 01:19 PM
From Andrew VictorWhat will work best depends on the violin it is used on. I['ve tried both silver and Al (especially) D strings and found that on some violins I prefer the Al string because it seems to have more "breadth" of overtones that gives amore mellowed sound that vibrato can do moore with 9at least for me on those fiddles).
Posted on June 12, 2007 at 02:50 PM
i think it may be partly because being lighter (lower density), Aluminum winding requires a thicker string that would naturally have overtones somewhat "detuned" from the "infinitely thin theoretical ideal."
From Ron GorthuisWell, technically, different metals have different physics: mass, tensile strength, density, hardness, heat conductivity, melting point, etc. Metals are wound onto strings to give mass, and therefore change the inherent pitch of the core material, and the physics of the metals will all combine to create a unique tone. I would agree with Andrew: in my limited experience, I have found the silver wound strings to be brighter in sound than the Al strings. The choice between Ag and Al would seem to depend upon your preferences and violin.
Posted on June 12, 2007 at 03:40 PM
Now, what I want to know is why other metals are not used. The inherent limitation of AL, AG, CU, etc is the oxidation of the metals. If inert metals were used, eg gold or platinum, strings could last much longer.
From Christian VachonHi,
Posted on June 12, 2007 at 07:31 PM
The Dominant Silver D is thinner in diameter than it's aluminium counterpart. The sound is different - perhaps not brighter but on some violins more focused. It is a personal choice in the end.
From Sean ThemarSilver makes it kinda ring more than aluminum. But for E strings Gold will really make it ring.
Posted on June 13, 2007 at 03:57 AM
From Allan SpeersThe information I posted was given to me by techs at both Thomastik and Pirastro. They most likely know their stuff.
Posted on June 13, 2007 at 04:46 AM
I've also A/B'd a few sets of silver & aluminum A strings (when "5 string" audition sets are provided, and the silver A's were softer everytime.
I image other factors (such as diameter) might come into play in certain circumstances, but that is the correct technical answer to the original question.
From Frederick RupertI think the silver-wound D's are brighter. What you pick entirely depends on the fiddle and th sound you like. Silver is a harder metal than aluminum so the silver wrapped strings are somewhat more durable.
Posted on July 8, 2007 at 03:23 AM
From Scott ColeI think this is not correct--aluminum is a more brittle material than silver. That's why al bikes have the rep for a stiffer rider. Also, I doubt absolute hardness dicates string longevity. It's more likely the winding.
Posted on July 8, 2007 at 04:40 PM
From Scott ColeBTW--aluminum is the material of choice for various bicycle components that must be light and very stiff: derailleurs, chainrings, rims, hubs, brake calipers/levers, etc. It's also used in the aircraft industry for the same reasons. I'm sure if silver were harder, it would be used in some of these applications.
Posted on July 9, 2007 at 09:27 PM
From Antonio LofuIgor,
Posted on July 9, 2007 at 09:55 PM
silver is better because you can melt the silver to get silver bullet to kill the lycanthropes living in your house under your bed.
From Emily GrossmanI'm deathly allergic to silver. Makes me die and stuff. Someone give me a rare steak before I break down and eat my student.
Posted on July 10, 2007 at 07:40 AM
From Antonio LofuEmily,
Posted on July 10, 2007 at 11:43 AM
we haven't been keeping in touch for a while!
By the way are you a lycanthrop?
That would be intriguing
From Bilbo PrattleThe parameters for string wrapping:
Posted on July 10, 2007 at 01:36 PM
Density: for a given lineal grams per centimeter, a more dense winding will produce a thinner string. This may be "good" or "bad" depending on what the goal is.
The hardness is not terribly important. Even the tensile strength is not particularly important for a winding. (It is important for the core, and in fact determines the maximum pitch achievable for a given material on a given scale length).
The modulus of elasticity is independent of hardness and strength and is a fixed number for a given metal, regardless of the particular hardness. This parameter affects the elastic response of the string and therefore the sound. Silver is only slightly greater (higher modulus of elasticity) than aluminum, and yet it is much more dense. This makes for a lower characteristic frequency for a given tension (PSI, not force, LBS). )However this is a winding material, and so the winding angle and the plastic deformation during the winding affect the contribution of the silver or aluminum so it is not a simple effect of the density to modulus ratio.)
For an infinitely thin flexible string, the modulus has no effect on the resonant frequency. However, strings are not infinitely thin, and the bending stiffness of the string (which is proportional to the modulus of elasticity) affects the harmonic contributions and this applies to the winding as well. One effect of a winding is to stiffen the string, and therefore the winding angle, the thickness, and modulus of elasticity of the winding affect the sound.
In the end, it is as the doc says: a matter of preference.
From David BurgessFrom Ron Gorthuis;
Posted on July 10, 2007 at 01:04 PM
"Now, what I want to know is why other metals are not used. The inherent limitation of AL, AG, CU, etc is the oxidation of the metals. If inert metals were used, eg gold or platinum, strings could last much longer."
Ron, one of the reasons outer winding materials are chosen is how they interact with rosin (according to Thomastik). For example, oxidation on aluminum forms microscopic pits which become filled with rosin, making aluminum wound strings more "grippy", all other things being equal.
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From Fareeh JallelI just put on an (Al) dominant d.. it seems more focused.. as far as warmth i'd say it's still pretty much same im still getting similar overtones if it were (Ag) silver..
Posted on August 24, 2008 at 01:13 AM
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Posted on September 15, 2009 at 03:15 PM
I broke my D string and went to the local 'Edmond Music' store to buy a new one. However, they refuse to carry silver violin strings citing that "schools prefer the aluminum ones because when players start out they sound less 'squaky'". Has anyone here ever heard an excuse like that before? It's definitely a first for me.
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Opened in January 1939, the Brig had a reported 821 seats divided between stalls and circle.
By the mid 1970's the seating capacity – now listed as 950 – was hopelessly too large for this small seaside resort and the stalls were converted into a bingo hall whilst the circle was extended and became a dual purpose cinema / theater of approximately 300 seats.
The upper project was short lived – the older better located Grand comfortably outclassing its newer rival – and the cinema area became a night club. This too failed and now, still with the basic elements of the cinema / theater intact, it functions as a snooker club.
The bingo hall in the stalls closed in 1989 and this area was stripped back to the bare walls and converted into a fairly tacky indoor market. At ground floor level nothing remains to suggest it was ever a cinema.
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Glamour International Events & Entertainment Group is a company from Mumbai, having organised entertainment events since 2001. The company's founder is the fashion and dance choreographer Sonia M. Mayers.
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Glamour International's clients include L'Oreal, Oriflame, Avon, McDonald's, Honda, Mitsubishi, Hyundai, Reebok, Tata, Catmoss, Omega and Palm Beach Galleria.
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"Long-awaited Ventra transit cards go on sale at Chicago Transit Authority stations and 700 retail outlets Monday, offering travelers a new, faster tap-and-go way to pay for bus and train rides.
Some riders worried about long lines at the bright-blue Ventra machines say they won't even try to buy Ventra cards Monday — but they don't have to. Old fare cards will be accepted by the CTA and suburban Pace until Dec. 15.
Monday "is not like some magic cutoff that, if you don't have a Ventra card, you're out of luck,'' CTA spokeswoman Tammy Chase said last week. "We're going to spend several months running two systems, so there's plenty of time for people to get Ventra cards before Dec. 15."
But regular riders might find themselves forced to convert to Ventra before Dec. 15. Express and visitor pass machines will be decommissioned as of Monday. The number of old fare card vending machines will start dwindling this month, and they will disappear by Nov. 15.
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Finally, at 17 years old I may have found the meaning, well infact, I've found there is no meaning. When you think about it, we were put here on this earth to recreate – there is nothing more and nothing less to it. We weren't made for something bigger.
I was in denial for quite a while about how little there was to do in this life – I thought for sure that had to be more… but there is not. There is Love, travelling, working, having a family but that's all there ever will be. I make it sound so gloomy but there is a lighter note to what I want to say.
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Comcast is the closest thing the U.S. has to Rogers and Bell. It owns the NHL's Philadelphia Flyers as well as the arena the team plays in. It's a cable company. It provides Internet service. It owns cable networks, including the NBC Sports Network. And, of course, it owns NBC, Telemundo and other broadcast properties.
Meantime, MSG owns a stable of regional sports networks that enjoy considerable national distribution. The company also owns the New York Rangers and New York Knicks, not to mention the Madison Square Garden Arena, Radio City Music Hall and other venues.
And then you have Viacom --- it has a stake in everything movies and cable television, yet it does not have a presence in the one area any major media brand needs to - live sports. A hook-up between these three companies would not be akin to college experimentation. Rather, it would be an aggressive threesome that would not only forever transform the media landscape, but keep the cards in the hands of content owners.
The trio would have to appease Washington bureaucrats as well as the National Hockey League. For the latter, they could just point to Bell's league-approved 37.5% and 18% stakes in the Leafs and Canadiens, respectively, and make adjustments accordingly. For U.S. regulators, they would need to be proactive and play the dog and pony show of spinning a bunch of properties off preemptively.An old guard member like Viacom must absolutely head in this direction. These three companies just might be able to assemble this sort of powerhouse now, while a reasonable amount of competition still exists in the broad space. Comcast probably wants to get bigger. Viacom needs to get bigger. And MSG would be the perfect feather in the new company's strengthened cap.
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In Vietnam, they have this tourist attraction called the Cu Chi Tunnels – underground tunnels used by Vietnamese Guerrila troops to combat American soldiers. They had a shooting range there which allowed you to fire various weapons (a machine gun, an AK47, M16, etc) and man, it was awesome. Ahhhhh the beauty of being in an Asian country, there aren't as many rules. I didn't even have to sign a waiver or put on safety gear. I just bought the bullets (expensive, btw) and pulled the trigger. So if you ever find yourself in Saigon, visit the tunnels and make sure you save money for the gun range. Prepare to have your ears ring afterwards cuz the headphones/earplugs they give you are designed for listening to music not blocking out the sound of a military combat weapon.
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So if we are thinking rationally and looking to win Super Bowls in the next 2 years, why doesn't PM restructure la Elway did and help the team out? That way when PM leaves in 2-3 we don't have to blow everything up and start from scratch, but most importantly, it allows us to retain our own developed talent, and allows us to upgrade at the spots that would make us a solid bet for the SB.
I can't speak for Peyton Manning, but my guess is for two reasons.
1.) He just signed the contract with Denver
2.) He doesn't have the same type of connection with the Denver Bronco franchise that John Elway did/does. He's a mercenary. Love the guy in the orange and blue, but he's a hired gun. My guess is if we're close, but come up short in 2014, and if he returns for a 3rd season, he'll restructure at that time.
As far as developing talent for the post PM era, no player is more important than Von Miller. He will be the highest paid player in the league. Either by us or somebody else.
The second most important Post-Manning era move would be to surround Brock, or whomever the QB is with a top 5 LT (Clady), a playmaking WR (Thomas) and a decent possession guy (Decker.)
Doom is a 3-4 speed rushing specialist, who's somewhat of a liability in run support. Again, a great weapon to have on the team, but not as important as the players listed above.
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Microsoft Encourages Businesses to Plan Windows 8 Migration Path, To Finally Drop XP
With the Windows 8 launch right around the corner, Microsoft has begun encouraging businesses to plan out their OS migration path. At the same time, the company really encourages those businesses still rocking out to Windows XP to accelerate their migrations, as official support for the OS ends on April 8, 2014. That may be a good while off, but deployments in many business environments don't happen quickly, namely due to application support. As far as Microsoft is concerned, the faster Windows XP dies, the better.
Microsoft isn't ignorant of the fact that Windows 7 is still a solid OS, so it recommends businesses currently using it to stick with it (despite it now being Microsoft's previous OS, the company will still generate revenue from it for years to come). That said, it does encourage Windows 8 considerations in some cases, such as if someone needs to develop apps for the OS, are testing on mobile devices like tablets or are planning to support BYOD scenarios.
There's an interesting trend to be found in Microsoft's post, and it can be summed up in one line: "with the goal to move to an environment with Windows 8 deployed side-by-side with Windows 7." It almost seems as though Microsoft is not only fine with the idea that Windows 8 won't be the only version of Windows deployed in business environments, but in a light way, even encourages it. Many have speculated (myself included) that Windows 8 would wind up a tanked release following in the footsteps of Microsoft's scary-accurate tick/tock scheme (where one OS is generally excellent and the follow-up is far from it).
It could be that Windows 8 just doesn't have as much of a business focus as many of us have automatically believed. This is made possible simply by the fact that, to most, Windows 7 is a solid, stable and well-supported OS.
What's Microsoft's message if you're running Windows Vista? Jokes-we're-all-thinking aside, the company encourages a migration path off of it, namely due to the gain of "significant mobility, security and productivity benefits".
I think the only problem with windows 8 is the fact it doesn't come with a start button out of the box, other then that windows 8 is a much better os then windows 7 once you become familiar with it. I dont think a business would want to spend the time to teach people to use it, but if the average user spends a couple of hours playing around with it they will realize how much more they can do with it over windows 7.
PS: Microsoft just add the start button
I sucked it up and installed W8 on Friday, and so far, so good. I like some of the enhancements the OS has, and so far have encountered few problems. But, initial complaints about the Start page remain, and I still believe that it's a foolish solution for the desktop. Because I have a rather limited selection of programs installed (that shot in the post is mine), I can access an app almost as fast as I used to be able to with a regular Start menu. But past that, I still don't like the fact that it overtakes my entire screen, and that's made even worse when you're doing -anything- in the Start page at all. Want to configure it? Browse the store? Check for updates? You'll be doing so without multi-tasking. You won't know what's going on with your actual desktop until you decide to go check. And that drives me.
It's also driving me that I can't configure the tiles at all. Can't put a custom image in any of them, and can't configure how they're run, or make it so that something always runs as Administrator. It's frustrating. I am basically sticking with it for now just to make sure I get a good handle on it,but I do foresee myself reverting to a regular Start menu sooner than later.
You could try using snap to keep the desktop app in view as you're doing something else with the modern UI?
Tiles aren't icons, they present information. So the only images you can portray is live tiles showing off your image collection. You should be able to choose colors though...
While you should be able to right click and choose how to run them... Run as Admin, etc...
Thanks for the suggestions :-)
I understand that tiles != icons, but there's no reason I shouldn't be able to edit the properties of the shortcuts I create given I've been able to do it with the other Start menu since at least XP. The only alternative for me to get around the Run as Administrator problem is to right-click the tile and click the button (as you pictured) every single time I need it, or just create a shortcut on the taskbar and edit it there. Ultimately, I'll just end up disabling UAC, because it's been causing me problems (need to acknowledge each and every time I open Steam and a game, and Notepad++ for some reason won't save configuration settings unless I run it as Admin), but even so. There should be a better way.
As for the image thing, the only reason I mentioned that is the blank tiles stand out in contrast to the colored ones. Perhaps Microsoft could have offered an option to fill each shortcut tile with a color based on the icon (much like Windows does with the open applications in the taskbar) so that things don't look so bland.
Regarding snap, that is in fact an option, but not a good one (for me). It's clunky, and not as easy to manage as regular desktop apps (again, for me).
There are other ways to get around the run as admin...
... Use the elevated Admin Account...
They'll likely evolve the UI over time... The original Start Menu wasn't very useful when it first came out either...
Even XP took two SP releases before it really replaced 95/ME and third SP release before they were done with it. So just because it's being released doesn't mean MS is done with it yet.
I too sucked it up and installed it, at first it was a little meh, i couldn't find things in the same place but after i worked it out its pretty good now.
Like if you add email accounts just mouse most to the right hand side and the menu comes up to add more accounts. I though that was pretty good.
I find it much faster then windows 7, not that window 7 was slow. Been using it for about 4 days now.... I'll stick with it.
Been using it for about a month, maybe five weeks. It doesn't have anything that I would spend money to get, but have decided to stop posting negatively about it. It will stand on it's own, or not, and I'm past caring about it.
Win-7 works great for me and has for a long time. I already own a copy of Win-7 for each PC in the house and it would cost too much to upgrade 6 PCs.
The Win-8 interface isn't such a deal breaker since I tried Classic Shell out with it. It works just fine that way. Gaming with Win-8 is about the same as it is with Win-7.
I could use it if I had to.
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Daisy M. Bunker, 83, of Fort Wayne passed away on Saturday, March 23, 2013 at Parkview Regional Medical Center in Fort Wayne. She was born in Pennville to Edward and Alice Twigg. She was married to Byron Bunker.
She was a member of Liquid Church in Fort Wayne.
She is survived by three daughters, Kim (Steve) Powell; Sharon (Raymond) Butcher; and Diane (Steve) Cochran; son, Wayne (Marsha) Bunker; brother, Jim Twigg; four sisters, Ruby Hidy; Kay Collins; Dolly Frazier; and Iris Marie Cash; 11 grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents; and her husband.
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(No. 228 - July 19, 2010 - 10:15 a.m. ET) The Honourable Peter Van Loan, Minister of International Trade, today announced that the Canada-Slovenia Youth Mobility Agreement takes effect this month. The agreement simplifies the process for Canadians and Slovenes aged 18 to 35 to travel and work, for up to one year, in each other's country. Minister Van Loan made the announcement on behalf of the Honourable Lawrence Cannon, Minister of Foreign Affairs, during a visit to Slovenia.
"I am pleased that Canadian and Slovenian youth now have easier access to travel and work in their respective countries," said Minister Van Loan. "Such exchanges will allow for improved knowledge of each other's language, culture and society, and will represent an important step in strengthening the relationship between our two countries."
The Canada-Slovenia Youth Mobility Agreement is the 23rd such arrangement implemented under the Government of Canada's International Experience Canada initiative. In 2009, more than 73,000 young people from Canada and around the world participated in the initiative.
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For some time now there has been "creative design" by the republican mind going on when it comes to the phantom pain of voter fraud. But since the 2008 elections in states where republican legislatures dominate, laws have been passed that resemble what use to be called a poll tax, which in today's terms would equate to provisions that intimidate, inhibit, or obstruct an individual from voting due to politically applied complexity, or increased physical, emotional, social, or economic impediments. The republican bills are full of these, with a specific objective to obstruct, or make it more likely to prevent disabled, elderly, lower – lower middle class, young, college, immigrant, and ethnic voters from exercising their civil right to vote, which is their voice in our collective government, which when massed together is the power of ideas and change, that we desperately need to maintain a healthy democracy.
You may ask yourself on what grounds do they put forth, and pass this legislation that denies American citizens their right to vote. There is as always in politics the facade for public consumption which is,"There is or could be widespread fraud and we have to protect the credibility of the electoral process". The problem is studies done by the nonpartisan Brennen Center for Justice showed federal law penalties were a successful deterrent, and that between 2000 and 2010 there was less than 100 instances (mostly accidental) of voter fraud in the United States bringing the rate of voter fraud to an insignificant 0.0000002%. If Republicans were worried about the sanctity of the election they would be better served to follow the real problems like those found in the much higher error rates in current voting systems.
Then, there is the underlying motivation. Each of the laws, if you look at who gets disqualified, overwhelmingly targets democratic and independent voters, it reduces the number of individuals that would probably vote for democratic or independent candidates, but not republican.
Why, would they do this? Simply put America is changing, the electorate is trending towards independents and democrats, while fewer voters identify themselves as republicans according to a 2008 Pew Research Center Survey, and Independents seem to be the fastest growing and largest electoral group by percentage. The republicans are simply trying to pick off possible democratic support to give them any advantage they can get in elections as they become increasingly marginalized. They have, and they will continue to disenfranchise voters to stay in power and forward their socioeconomic agenda, even when it's failed, and rejected by the electorate. We need to be enabling voter access and participation not denying it. The science says the process is sound.
I don't think I need to elaborate on who the republicans serve. It's has not been the issues of the 99%, and nationwide voter suppression targets the 99 % demographic NOW, and into the future if it succeeds by swapping your vote for 1 % policy.
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EAU CLAIRE — "The Road Home" (China 1999), Zhang Yimou's most romantic film to date, will screen April 11-14 as part of the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire International Film Series.
The most recent release from the director of "Not One Less," "Raise the Red Lantern" and "Red Sorghum," the film will be presented at 6 and 8:30 p.m. Thursday through Sunday in Schofield Auditorium.
"The Road Home" begins in wintry monochrome as a city dweller returns to his birthplace, a remote village in northern China. His father, a dedicated schoolteacher, has died while away from home, and his distraught mother insists that the coffin be hand-carried - an expensive custom that assures that the deceased won't forget the road home. As the screen suddenly blazes with golden sunlight and autumn foliage, a lengthy flashback explains the woman's devotion to her husband.
Played in youth by Zhang Ziyi (the willful governor's daughter in "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon," in her film debut), the 18-year-old villager falls in love with her new schoolmaster (Zheng Hao) and pursues him with comic and touching persistence. Their union is impeded by both village tradition, which discourages love matches, and ideological policy as China begins the Cultural Revolution.
"Most movies these days can't honestly earn your tears," wrote Chicago Tribune film critic Michael Wilmington. "But Zhang Yimou's 'The Road Home' - a great love story and a deeply moving celebration of simple lives - does.... It's both a heart-stoppingly gorgeous film and showcase for one of the most beautiful young actresses in the world today."
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