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Giving thanks at Thanksgiving
The Thanksgiving Season is here already and after this wonderful time of the year comes the most blessed time of the year which of course is Christmas.
During this time of the year my thoughts usually turn to things that were so important to me that occurred many years ago. Things like an outhouse rather than a bathroom that was located a good ways away from our house.
When we grew up in Northeast Georgia our weekly baths were taken in a tub with water drawn from a well on the back porch. Our meals were cooked on a wood burning stove in the kitchen and one of my jobs was to keep the firewood cut and stacked on the back porch near the kitchen.
Milking our cows each morning was not really a fun thing but that was another job of mine. My father taught me that you get most of the milk from the cow but you also left some for their calves.
Another job of mine was to catch the chickens that ran loose in the yard and ring their necks when our mother told me it was time for some fried chicken. If you didnt want to wring the pullets neck you could chop off its head.
Dont know about now but back when I was growing up school buses only picked up students who lived in the country. If you lived in the city you had to walk to school and back home afterwards. From our house it was about a mile to school and we walked unless the weather was bad and if so our mother would take us.
We did have electricity back then and were very thankful for it because not everyone enjoyed that blessing. Homes nor cars had air conditioning back then so the windows were up at home and down in the car when we drove.
May I tell you that I am very thankful for all the modern conveniences that we have today. Things like inside plumbing, electric stoves, air conditioning and heat from sources rather than fireplaces. Televisions are nice also because back in the early days of my life our Saturday night entertainment was listening to the Grand Ole Opera on the radio as well as other well known programs.
You ladies around my age know that doing laundry back then was rather tough. There were no washing machines and dryers so dirty clothes had to be washed in a tub and scrubbed on a scrub board before they were hung outside to dry on a clothes line.
There are other things that I could share with you about growing up in the old days but coming up that way makes me realize how thankful and blessed we all are with the many new inventions that have made our lives much more enjoyable.
During this Thanksgiving Season we should examine our values. We Americans take some things for granted such as freedom that many other people of the world do not have. Freedom does not come free because men and women have given their lives over the years to protect our freedom.
The founders of our great nation had a strong belief in God and were thankful for His blessings. Our nation and all of our leaders from the President on down need to act now to return our nation back to doing Gods will and not mans will.
Yes, we have so many things to be thankful for this Thanksgiving Season. I am thankful for living in a small community filled with many good people who are always ready to help needy people during both Thanksgiving and Christmas time.
Finally, I am thankful for the privilege of having written this column for 45 years or so and I am thankful that many of you read it every week. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving Season!


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Sightseeing is not a selling point of the Victory Monument area. It's more a land transport hub, where you can connect from the BTS Skytrain to public vans and buses to the outskirts of Bangkok. But if you happen to be in the neighbourhood, the area features a few attractions worth checking out, and Phyathai Palace is definitely one of them. Set amidst a meticulously landscaped garden, adjacent to Phramongkutklao Hopsital's towering glass-and-steel building, the palace complex feels like a scene from a western fairytale, complete with its own Roman garden and neo-gothic 'castles'.
The Victory Monument itself is an attraction, although not one that will reach into the depths of your imagination as it's more a nationalistic symbol than anything else.
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Opening Hours: 08:00 - 17:00 (Monday - Saturday)
Location: 85 Soi Ratchataphan, Ratchataphan Road, Pratunam
Built in 1909 during King Rama V's reign as temporary royal residence, Phyathai Palace comprises five buildings all constructed in a combination of neo-gothic and Romanesque styles. The interiors showcase a rococo influence, complete with beautiful ceiling frescos, gilded Corinthian columns and elaborately carved fretworks.
Behind the palace's architectural splendour, though, rests one of the Kingdom's most important but time-forgotten political history – the Dusit Thani, or 'Heaven on Earth', where experiments were carried out on the palace's 160,000sqm grounds to test-run the country's transition from absolute monarchy to municipal government and then parliamentary government. Read More...
Opening Hours: Guided tours available on Saturdays at 9:30 and 13:30. Otherwise, you are free to walk around.
Location: Ratchawithi Road (inside Phramongkutklao Hospital)
Sitting right in the middle of the Victory Monument area, Santiphap Park may be smaller than other parks in Bangkok, but it's packed with activities, most of which are music-related. People sitting and enjoying the soft sound of Jazz while watching their children play is a common sight in this park.
Opening Hours: 05:00 - 21:00 daily
Location: Between Ratchawithi Road and Rang Nam Road, Ratchathewi
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How to get there: From BTS Skytrain Victory Monument Station (Exit 4), turn right at the Victory Monument and keep walking for about five minutes and the park is on your right.
If you travel by Skytrain (BTS) to Mo Chit en route to Chatuchak Weekend Market you'll catch the best view possible of this large military monument, built to commemorate Thailand's victory over French colonialists in Indochina. This was a brief and relatively bloodless war that led to the country regaining disputed land on its borders with Indochina. Though only 59 Thai troops were killed, it was erected in 1941 by General P Pibunsongkram to fortify his ultra-nationalist policies.
The obelisk at its centre originates from Egyptian architecture, but imitates national and military memorials seen in the West at the time. Its five black metal statues in 1940s heroic style were sculpted by Italian born sculptor Corrado Feroci (known also as Silpha Bhirasi, and who also designed the Democracy Monument), each representing the army, navy, air force, police and civilians. While many Thais today regard the monument as an inappropriate symbol of militarism, a relic of a now discredited regime, it is one of the capital's most familiar landmarks.
Location: Phahon Yothin, Phaya Thai, Ratchawithi and Din Daeng Roads intersection, Ratchathewi
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How to get there: From BTS Skytrain Victory Monument Station, take exit 4 or, for a better perspective, continue walking onto the pedestrian overpass, which wraps around the monument.
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As you all know ive been 'going to launch' for a while now. Ive finally been aproved for my loan and I launch monday!. I will have 1k gbp at my side to help me.
I need to know what you guys think I should spend it on. I want to keep atleast 300gbp to one side for pitfalls.
Equipment wise i currently have ram for each type ddr1,2,3 and laptop, desktop as well as basic things such as sata cables, usb ethernet, wireless adapter, thermal paste, blank dvds, POST card and whatnot.
What else should I buy and what advertisement should I invest in?.
Im looking at leaflets (some TNers seem to think thats bad though) and local paper adds @ 30 a month.
All help and suggestions would be appreciated.
We have a local magazine here call the 'On Your Doorstep, which is a monthly A5 book of various local businesses. I use this as my primary source of advertising other than word of mouth. The advert costs me £50 incl VAT a month for an 1/8th of a page.
This sould give you an idea of what I am talking about.
Check out your local area to see if there is somthing simliar.
Papers and leaflets I always think tend to get binned very quickly, where as, people see the benefit of keeping these handy just in case.
have a look for local networking events like BNI, 4 networking and chamber events to name a few and see which ones fit you best.
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Try not to buy any stock unless you actually need it.
i.e. if you are in a job and realise you need a PSU - just explain to the customer that you will need to go and collect one from your supplier. Nobody expects you to have every single computer component in your vehicle or workshop.
Don't tie cash up in unnecessary stock.
Believe it or not, I got my business off the ground using $23 of black and white flyers. My business now does well into six figures per year. But let me elaborate on that $23 because the devil is in the details...
*I had studied copywriting so my flyer sizzled and got heaps of calls (free to learn)
*My fiance is in the print industry - she got a great deal on printing. I got 1000 A5 flyers for $23 (put a message out on your Facebook asking who knows a printer?)
*I walked for 8 hours a day, for about 3 days dropping flyers in my local suburbs. My feets were covered in blisters by the end of it. But I got them all delivered. And the phone started ringing. (delivery can also be free if you do it)
Remember: If you are cash poor, you will generally be time rich. Use the time to your advantage.
Another advertising medium that worked (and still works) GREAT is my local newspaper. I just had a small ad in the classifieds section at the back. But AGAIN - good copywriting and clever ad design make all the difference.
Most important of all. Reinvest as much of your profit back into more of the advertising that is working. Scale it up as money permits.
Good luck!
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As I said in another thread get an Amazon Prime account at around £45 per year and you can get next day delivery on Prime parts. I've orderd late in the day and still got it the following day.
Whatever ads you buy make damn sure you track all your incoming calls. Ask "Where did you hear about us?" and make use of the data. Put more money into what's working and stop what isn't.
Thanks for the replies everyone. In regards to flyers Im looking at getting 5,000 for 50 pound (ive had samples and they are perfect) double sided in colour to..
I will be distributing them my self.
Amazon prime seems like a very nice thing to have. I will probably get it once i start getting customers.
In regards to copywriting and making my leaflet stand out does anyone have any suggestions?. I know a guy who owns a media company and he gets tons of flyer orders. I can get them a lot cheaper then his apparent cost is but I can go to him for advice on layout probably. Ill also have it made up and will show it on TN before printing.
I know I wont use the 1k at all really but its handy to have in the background.
Before that money goes burning a hole into your pocket, can you list your 8-10 strategies to bring in business? Strategies include flyers, networking and referral groups, newsletters, etc.
If you don't have your 8-10 strategies, you can easily burn through all of that money and more and still not be anywhere.
I don't always look at threads after I've commented, so if you have a specific question for me feel free to PM.
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Here are my current strategies.
1: Leaflet drops
2: Facebook selling pages
3: Advertisements in shop windows
4: the local paper
5: google
6: Incentives for repeat customers and referrals
7: Having family and friends share my site url on facebook etc
8: Depending on how I end up feeling about it I may hand out business cards at the local primary school at the end of the day every now and then to parents
9: I may sign up to my local business chamber depending on costing
Thats about it really and good old fashioned word of mouth.
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Mandatory AEDs make public places safer
Manitobans will soon have even greater access to potentially life-saving devices that could increase the odds of surviving a major cardiac events by up to 75%.
Automated external defibrillators (AEDs) will now be required in high-traffic public places in Charleswood and across the city where cardiac arrest is more likely to occur — such as gyms, indoor arenas, certain community centres, golf courses, schools and airports.
The statistics are eye opening — nearly 40,000 cardiac arrests occur every year in Canada, roughly one every 12 minutes — according to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Manitoba.
In announcing the new legislation, which took effect Jan. 31, Manitoba health minister Erin Selby said, "A cardiac arrest can occur anywhere at any time. Having a defibrillator close by can save someone's life and this new legislation ensures busy public places will have one ready in case of an emergency."
If you aren't familiar with an AED and how it operates, the device is approximately the size of a laptop computer and delivers an electric shock to restart a stopped heart.
AEDs are programmed to detect if a person is having an irregular heart rhythm that indicates potential cardiac arrest. AEDs offer step-by-step instructions for use, so training is not required and if an AED does not detect a shockable heart rhythm, the machine does not deliver a shock. Most importantly, the devices are safe and easy to use.
Heart Month has never been more relevant to me, as someone close to me recently experienced a major heart attack.
The stars were aligned that evening because it occurred in a public venue with an AED that was operated by good samaritan who was confident in its use. Those precious moments after the heart resumed beating bought paramedics time to do their work on the way to the hospital and ensured there was a happy ending to this story.
According to the Heart and Stroke Foundation, there are currently over 2,200 AEDs registered in Manitoba. The organization hopes that the devices will one day be as commonplace as fire extinguishers.
David Hultin is a community correspondent for Charleswood.
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Frankly I don't see why they wouldn't. Not all pt's in an ER get monitored, etc. I think your assessment skills will be an asset as well as your ability to triage. Plus, you will do good teaching about emergency signs and symptoms, and be able to tell a pt when they need to go to the ER.


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You'd think that if giant lizards being ridden by soldiers were going to appear in a film for less than a minute, one toy based on them would be enough. Well, you'd be wrong. In 1977's Star Wars, special Stormtroopers called (wrap yer head around this) Sandtroopers are seen riding huge reptiles that are called Dewbacks. Despite their short time on-screen, a toy version soon followed. While those of us who played with 'em couldn't imagine anything cooler, even we thought it a little odd that in order for a Stormptrooper (yeah, just a plain old Stormtrooper – pfffft!) to ride it, you had to stick his legs thru a trap door in the lizard's back. Uh, okay.
When George Lucas re-released the film with additional *shudder* computer-enhanced footage, there was more to be seen of the Dewbacks – more than just one now appeared in the scene, and rather than a bobbing head of what had been a giant puppet (see awesome photo below), we were "treated" to a full view of a walking Dewback. Judge for yourself in the clip below how well that went. Regardless, new footage equals new toy. This one wasn't even green! What the heck kinda lizard is that?! Well, at least we got a 'trooper who could spread his legs and sit astride the thing properly. Finally, with the release of Episode I: the Phantom Menace in 1999, a herd of Dewbacks appear in the background. THE BACKGROUND! No machine has been invented that could measure how short their onscreen time was. Doesn't matter. New toy. Even tho' no Sandtroopers were riding them this time, this was now considered the official version, so Kermit gets a new look. The upside is that this third version's scale is more accurate and the rider looks great.
Now please… NO. MORE. DEWBACKS. My collection can't handle it.
Part of the face-stuffing fest that was this past holiday weekend included a heaping helping of vegan nachos and cheez. What hard-working Sandtrooper hasn't ended a day of shoveling
Dewback-doo with a pile of this awesomeness? Well, we found a new spin to put on it. The first layer on top of the nachos is a mixture using TVP (textured vegetable protein – Whole Foods sells Bob's Red Mill brand, our fav, way better than Morningstar crumblers), fried onions, garlic salt, and crushed tomatoes. Rehydrate the TVP according to the package instructions, chop up an onion and throw the other goodies in there. Then spread that over the chips, adding whatever else you desire. We went with Daiya mozzarella style shreds, salsa, green chiles, and refried beans before tossing it in the oven to bake. Top it off with some Tofutti sour cream.
Dewbacks are a major asset in the desert because they can go days without water. But they can't go more than 2 hours without sitting down to a pile of Mama Johnston's son's vegan nachos!


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The super thin Huawei Ascend P7 officially announced
Huawei's latest flagship smartphone is finally on the table, folks. It's the Ascend P7, and as is typical with this line of premium devices it comes in looking very suave-like. Its slim 6.5mm form factor is about as thin as you're going to get.
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Streaming video case dismissed
Yesterday a judge in Los Angeles dismissed the copyright infringement lawsuit brought by AIME, the Association for Information Media and Equipment, against UCLA. The lawsuit had alleged that UCLA was infringing copyright by ripping DVDs to create a digital stream, which was then made available through a closed course management system to students in a particular class. There are several technical issues that dominate the decision, but there is a little bit of good news, hardly definitive, for the fair use claim that was being made by UCLA.
The two major reasons for the decision were sovereign immunity — the doctrine that state entities can seldom be sued in federal court — and lack of standing. AIME tried to argue that UCLA had waived its sovereign immunity when it signed a contract with AIME, but the judge rejected that argument as too broad. So a major part of the decision applies only to state entities; it does not translate to private universities.
As for standing, AIME had a little bit of the "Righthaven" problem; they simply did not own the copyrights that were allegedly infringed, so they were not the proper plaintiffs to bring the case. AIME wanted to claim what is called "associational" standing as a group that represents individual copyright holders, but the judge rejected that idea; she held that "individual copyright owners' participation is necessary" in order to assert copyright infringement. It has never been entirely clear why the lawsuit was brought the way it was, and it is a relief, from the point of view of legal consistency, that this attempt to assert associational standing has failed. With Righthaven and a few other groups trying to create a business model based on copyright trolling, the failure of this claim for standing represents another welcome barrier to that activity.
Not, I hasten to add, that AIME is in any sense a copyright troll. The lawsuit was, in my opinion, inept, but it was clearly motivated by zeal and a sense of righteous indignation rather than baser motives. Calmer judgment simply got overwhelmed.
On the copyright issue, which is where I was most anxious to see the reasoning, everything pretty much turned on language in the AIME license that granted public performance rights to the licensees. Given that language, the case would seem to have been doomed from the start. But as a result, UCLA did not have to make the case that the streaming, as a potentially public performance, was justified by one of the specific educational exceptions in section 110 of the Copyright Act. That argument may yet be plausible, but it was not decided in this case.
What solace the higher education market can take from this case is in a few lines in which the judge seems to accept without discussion two assertions — that streaming is not a "distribution" such as to infringe the exclusive right to authorize distribution, and that copying incidental to a licensed right (the right of public performance) was fair use. These points were not, as I say, discussed or unpacked, just accepted as part of a general dismissal of the copyright infringement claim for "failure to state a claim upon which relief can be granted." Thus this ruling does not offer the higher ed community a slam-dunk fair use victory, it merely sharpens a couple of the arrows in the quiver of that argument.
It is interesting to note that the copyright claims, along with most of the others, were dismissed "without prejudice." This means that AIME could refile them, and the judge gave AIME two weeks to do so if it wants. The problem, however, is that all claims against the Regents and against the individual defendants in their official capacity were dismissed with prejudice. So AIME could file the same claims again, but not against these defendants and not until it solved the standing issue. A claim against the individuals as individuals would still be possible, but it is doubtful it would have the effect AIME wants; instead, it would look like the act of a desperate bully who does not know when to retire from the field.
Whatever happens next in this case, if anything does, what the dismissal without prejudice should tell the rest of us is that the issue of most significance to higher education — whether or not streamed video for a course-related audience is fair use — has not been brought to a final judgment.
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[...] Kevin Smith, Duke University's scholarly-communications officer, also noted in his own post that, because much of the dismissal hung on the sovereign-immunity question, "a major part of [...]
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Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against UCLA For Streaming Video, But Mostly Avoids The Deeper Copyright Question | Greediocracy says:
[...] In early 2010 we wrote about an ongoing fight between UCLA and the Association for Information Media and Equipment (AIME) concerning the ability to put content from legally purchased DVDs online for students to watch. UCLA, fearing a lawsuit, blocked all such video sharing. However, after that got a bunch of attention, it decided to stand its ground and put the videos back up. While we expected an immediate lawsuit, apparently AIME was just waiting… and waiting… and finally filed the lawsuit against the University. There were a bunch of interesting legal questions raised… and it seems that the judge in the case had quite a few as well. The case has now been dismissed. [...]
Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against UCLA For Streaming Video, But Mostly Avoids The Deeper Copyright Question « waweru.net says:
[...] raised… and it seems that the judge in the case had quite a few as well. The case has now been dismissed. Of course, the reasons are more technical in nature. The court barely focuses on the copyright [...]
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As you know, Universal has set June 13, 2014 for the 3D theatrical release date for JURASSIC PARK IV, no screenwriter nor director has been hired yet at this point.
But here's one thing for sure, Steven Spielberg's long-time collaborator, producer Kathleen Kennedy won't return for JURASSIC PARK IV. Kathleen's husband, producer Frank Marshall tweeted the following..
"Ms. Kennedy has moved onto Star Wars and will not be producing JP4. She's traded raptors for TIE fighters."
Kathleen Kennedy is now Lucasfilm's head honcho and will be busy with Disney developing STAR WARS: EPISODE VII, scripted by Michael Arndt, to be directed by J.J. Abrams, not to mention those other STAR WARS spin-off/stand alones, plus EPISODE VIII and IX, so ya, Kathleen will be busy all right!
Steven Spielberg will only be involved with JURASSIC PARK IV in producing capacity, it'd be interesting to see who they'll hire as the director. More interesting is what new dinosaurs will be featured in this fourth installment.
I don't know if I'm 100% stoked yet about JURASSIC PARK IV but I'm going to keep an open mind about it.
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If the films go back to Isla Nublar to see how it's changed since it was abandoned that would be interesting. After all, the films never explained what happend to it after they left. If you read the book it's clear why Site B was important (spoilers) ….. because the Costa Rican government blew Isla Nublar to high heaven. So thats the direction I would like them to take. There is also a series of Topps comics that follow what happens to the raptors after the first film and how they escape the island and adapt to the modern world.


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LOS ANGELES, Aug. 13, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Spanish Broadcasting System, Inc. (SBS); (NASDAQ: SBSA), today announced that its Los Angeles station KLAX-FM "97.9FM La Raza" achieved significant ratings gains and strengthened its market position in Arbitron's recently-released July 2012 book. " El Vacilon del Mandril" with Ricardo Sanchez "El Mandril" on SBS Los Angeles station KLAX-FM "97.9FM La Raza", has captured the number one position in morning drive radio among all Hispanic FM stations in Los Angeles, including Adults 18-49 and Adults 25-54.
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- Los Angeles: KLAX-FM (97.9FM La Raza)- "El Vacilon del Mandril" - # 1 show among Hispanic Adults 18-49 with a 4.8 share, Spanish format. #4 show in the total market, among Adults 18-49 in Los Angeles regardless of language. *Source: Los Angeles, Jul 12:Metro:Mon-Fri 6a-10a/Average Share
- Los Angeles: KLAX-FM (97.9FM La Raza)- "El Vacilon del Mandril" - # 1 show among Hispanic Adults 25-54 with a 4.2 share, Spanish format. # 5 show in the total market, among Adults 25-54 in Los Angeles regardless of language. *Source: Los Angeles, Jul 12:Metro:Mon-Fri 6a-10a/Average Share
Ricardo Sanchez's show "El Vacilon del Mandril" has climbed to number one among all FM stations Spanish Format overall and KLAX-FM (La Raza 97.9FM) has continued its rise to be among the five top radio stations in the market, English or Spanish.
"The buzz on the SBS Radio cluster in Los Angeles is now backed-up by our strong ratings," said Eric Osuna, Vice President of Sales for SBS Los Angeles. " Our Arbitron performance reflects our strategic advantages and tactical strengths, which benefit our clients who are tapping into the branding power of Ricardo Sanchez 'El Mandril' and KLAX-FM '97.9FM La Raza' in reaching the fast growing Hispanic consumer segment."Juan Carlos Hidalgo, Program Director of KLAX-FM (97.9FM La Raza) for SBS Los Angeles commented, "It is undeniable that with his charming personality and endless creativity, this Mexican immigrant is enjoying tremendous success with listeners in the United States. Despite the long hours Ricardo Sanchez 'El Mandril' invests on the production of his morning show and his limited free time, he somehow finds time to attend almost all the events his loyal fans invite him to. Ricardo Sanchez 'El Mandril' with his morning show 'El Vacilon del Mandril' is a major success for our SBS Los Angeles cluster," stated the Executive. Albert Rodriguez COO of SBS commented, "As 'El Vacilon de El Mandril' continues to reach listeners in Los Angeles, we are confident that audiences will choose this morning program over long time favorites, as demonstrated in the latest Los Angeles Arbitron rankings. The Hispanic community is growing rapidly and SBS Los Angeles will continue to provide quality, compelling entertainment to satisfy its listeners." Ricardo Sanchez "El Mandril" has crafted a radio format all his own. Every Monday through Friday millions of listeners from all walks of life phone in to share their problems. Known for his jokes and funny improvisations, mixed with matter-of-fact advice, callers seek "El Mandril's" insightful words of support and guidance to continue with life's everyday demands. His "laugh medicine" has provided daily doses of remedies for those who are ill and seek hope. He is a devoted humanitarian who has raised millions for communities worldwide. His radio show has become an outlet for many Hispanic immigrants who do not have a forum to voice their opinions and express their thoughts. Ricardo's popularity is unmatched in the U.S. Hispanic community. As he continues to top the Arbitron ratings, he is not only a trusted idol with enormous popularity, but a huge force in the entertainment arena. Ricardo is sure to prove once again that that not only does he have star-power; he has the unquestionable loyalty of a powerful minority group in the United States. Please tune in to "El Vacilon del Mandril" from 5 a.m. to 10 a.m. (PT) , Monday through Friday on SBS Radio station KLAX-FM "97.9FM La Raza". Currently, El Mandril's show is simulcast in Los Angeles, and in 24 stations across the country, including Uni Radio in San Diego, and Entravision Communications stations. www.979laraza.com www.lamusica.com www.spanishbroadcasting.com iPhone - Download Lamusica App Android - Download Lamusica App About Spanish Broadcasting System, Inc. Spanish Broadcasting System, Inc. is the largest publicly traded Hispanic-controlled media and entertainment company in the United States. SBS owns and/or operates 21 radio stations located in the top U.S. Hispanic markets of New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Chicago, San Francisco and Puerto Rico, airing the Tropical, Mexican Regional, Spanish Adult Contemporary and Hurban format genres. SBS has 3 of the top 6 Spanish-language stations in the nation including the #1 Spanish station in America, WSKQ-FM in New York City (WPAT is ranked #3 and KLAX is ranked #6). The Company also owns and operates MegaTV, a television operation with over-the-air, cable and satellite distribution and affiliates throughout the U.S. and Puerto Rico. SBS also produces live concerts and events throughout the country and operates LaMusica.com, a bilingual Spanish-English online site providing content related to Latin music, entertainment, news and culture. The Company's corporate Web site can be accessed at http://www.spanishbroadcasting.com/. Media & Press Contact : Vladimir Gomez , Spanish Broadcasting System, Inc., Director, Marketing and Communications (305) 644-4817, firstname.lastname@example.com SOURCE Spanish Broadcasting System, Inc.
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Tuesday 28th February 2006The Commonwealth Games Council for England today (Tuesday) announced the 15-man Team England rugby sevens squad who will travel to the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games. The squad contains a balance of experienced sevens players including Dan Luger MBE, Magnus Lund and Ben Gollings and some of the exciting youngsters who have earned selection through impressive performances so far this season. England sevens captain Simon Amor will lead the side. The squad depart for Australia on Sunday 5th March and will be reduced to the 12-man playing squad prior to the tournament, which begins in Melbourne on Thursday 16th March.England sevens Coach Mike Friday admitted selection was tough, "I am really pleased with the squad we are taking. The Commonwealth Games will be one of the biggest occasions in these players lives and it was incredibly hard to just choose 15 players. The squad sees a few of the more experienced players return to the fold including Magnus Lund, Ben Lewitt and Richard Haughton. "Magnus played England Sevens in the 2002/03 season and will bring strength and experience to the side. Simon (Amor) is an inspirational captain and only Simon, Ben Gollings and Henry Paul have experienced a Commonwealth Games before so I will be looking to them to lend their experience to the youngsters," he added. "I truly believe that this squad includes some of the future stars of England Rugby and this experience will be an integral part of their player development. "We have some extremely talented young players such as Tom Varndell, Mathew Tait, Dave Seymour,Ben Russell and 19 year old Danny Care."It is important to remember that this is the 15 man travelling squad. Only 12 players can be selected for the Games so there is still everything to play for in terms of earning their place in the team."The 15 man squad for the Commonwealth Games is:Simon AMOR (Gloucester) CaptainDanny CARE (Leeds Tykes)Ben GOLLINGS (Sunnybank, Australia)Richard HAUGHTON (Saracens)Ben LEWITT (Northampton Saints)Dan LUGER (unattached)Magnus LUND (Sale Sharks)Nils MORDT (London Irish)Henry PAUL (Gloucester) Ben RUSSELL (Saracens)David SEYMOUR (Saracens)David STRETTLE (Rotherham)Mathew TAIT (Newcastle Falcons)Tom VARNDELL (Leicester Tigers)Andy VILK (Northampton Saints)
Speaking on his selection, Simon Amor said, "I am absolutely thrilled to be given this chance. The Commonwealth Games in Manchester in 2002 was one of the highlights of my career but losing there was also one of the most disappointing moments of my life. I am really looking forward to having the chance to go to Australia, make up for the loss four years ago and do everything we can to bring back the gold medal for England."One of the most experienced players in the squad is Dan Luger who has not played in Australia since being part of England's victorious Rugby World Cup squad in 2003. He said, "I am really looking forward to returning to Australia as part of an England squad. Playing sevens for England has been a real focus for me all season, and the Commonwealth Games have been in the back of my mind since the summer. I really enjoy playing sevens and pulling on the England shirt again for the first time since the Rugby World Cup felt fantastic. Playing sevens gives me a real buzz, and I would love the chance to play in Melbourne."
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Is it me or are we hearing the word "disconnect" more and more from wingnut pundits and politicians in reference to President Obama? At times the word is replaced with "detached" as in "the President is detached from reality" or "the President said <whatever…> which shows a disconnect with <whatever…>." Anyone bothering to read anything Sarah Palin has said of late will have noticed that disconnect is Barbie's latest favorite word.
"There is an obvious disconnect between President Obama and the White House, what they are doing to our economy and what they are doing in terms of not allowing Americans to feel as safe as we had felt. And [now] people [are] finally saying, "You know, this is not…blah, blah, blah." -Palin Jan. 13
"In his address last night, the president once again revealed that there's a fundamental disconnect between what the American people expect from their government, and what he wants to deliver." -Palin Jan. 28
There is no point in discussing the pure idiocy of having the most disconnected politician of the last decade insinuating that anyone, let alone the President, is disconnected from reality. Her assertion on this point alone displays her disconnect with anything resembling truth.
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"George Bush…did not play golf while this country was at war. … [H]e didn't want the families of loved ones serving — or that may have lost a loved one — seeing him on a golf course. He seemed to be far more in touch."
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Ghost, and called to the ministry at the age of 13 years old. He was
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word of God to the nations. God is using Pastor Hammonds in the
gifts of healing, word of wisdom, word of knowledge, and miracles.
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interpretation of tongues at a very young age. Her calling is to teach
sound doctrine and to prophesy. She has been actively involved in
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Each year, the Czech Ministry of Culture provides a statistical overview of the activities of museums and galleries in the Czech Republic with information, for example, on visitor numbers and the amount of cultural and educational events and exhibitions held. We have just received data on the activities of the 478 institutions surveyed in 2006. Attracting 629,383 visitors, the Jewish Museum in Prague retained its position as the most visited museum in the country and came second overall for the number of cultural and educational events held.
In 2007 the Jewish Museum was visited by 673,692 people and its Education and Culture Centre held a total of 526 cultural and educational events. In addition, it restored and conserved 337 artefacts, acquired 1,500 books for its library and added 176 items to its collections.
The exhibition Hella Guth: Dissolved Figures opened on the 6th of February at the Jewish Museum's Robert Guttmann Gallery and will be on view until the 27th of April. The first ever solo exhibition in Prague of work by Hella Guth (1908–1992), it is being held for the 100th anniversary of the artist's birth. The curator Arno Pařík responds to a few questions below.
Hella Guth studied in Prague in the 1930s but most of her work was done in exile. How was Guth's restless life reflected in her work?
Hella Guth was part of the 'lost generation' that came of age in the period between the wars. She escaped the Nazis by fleeing from Prague to England in 1939 while most of her family perished in the Holocaust. After developing a distinctive style of cubism in her 1930s work in Prague she went on to create a unique surrealist vision of the world in wartime London. Her most important period, however, was in post-war Paris where she became fairly well known as an abstract painter. Although Guth employed various styles, her work was always original and of high quality.
The current exhibition is named for the 1952 painting Dissolved Figures. What is the importance of this work?
This painting marks a turning point in her post-war work, moving away from linear stylization towards complete abstraction. It still contains
figural elements, but they almost disappear within the geometric structure of the vertical and horizontal lines. I regard the 1945–55 period as the most interesting in terms of Guth's development, as it clearly shows her transition from surrealism towards radical geometric and expressive abstraction. The title of this painting also aptly captures the transcendental nature of abstract painting that was typical of the period, which is why the exhibition is named for it.
On the 10th of January, the Jewish Museum's Education and Culture Centre hosted a talk by Nicholas Sawicki, an instructor at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Entitled Fashioning a Modern Artistic Identity: Friedrich Feigl and the Prague Eight in the Context of Period Exhibitions and Criticism, his lecture followed on loosely from the Feigl exhibition at the Robert Guttmann Gallery (featured in our last newsletter).
On the 17th of January, the Education and Culture hosted a preview of an exhibition of paintings, drawings and prints by the Israeli artist and poet Margo Paran, who was born in the Czech town of Kadaň. The show was launched by the artist and Hana Mayerová, an expert on her work. Israeli poetry was discussed by the lecturer Jiřina Šedinová, poems by Margo Paran were recited by students of Charles University's Institute of Near Eastern and African Studies and music was provided by the Prague Philharmonic Male Quartet with cantor Michal Foršt.
The Jewish Museum in Prague held several events on Holocaust Remembrance Day, the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz death camp on the 27th of January 1945.
Concert in the Spanish Synagogue
In co-operation with Professor Zuzana Růžičková and with the kind assistance of Zdeňka Klapalová, the Jewish Museum and the Jewish Community in Prague prepared a ceremonial concert at the Spanish Synagogue on the 27th of January. Speeches were made before a packed audience by the Deputy Minister of Labour and Social Affairs Marián Hošek, the Chairman of the Prague Jewish Community František Bányai and the Director of the Jewish Museum in Prague Leo Pavlát.
The fate of Shoah victims was recalled by biblical texts set to music by J. Teml and O. Kvěch, S. Bodorová's Terezín Ghetto Requiem (with excerpts from Jewish and Catholic liturgical texts) and poems by R. M. Rilke set to music by V. Kalabis. These works were performed by the baritones Ivan Kusnjer, Roman Janál and Václav Sibera, accompanied by the organist Irena Chřibková, pianist Jan Marcol, the Martinů String Quartet and the Kühn Children's Choir.
Campaign against racism and xenophobia
In connection with Holocaust Remembrance Day, the Jewish Museum's Education and Culture Centre (ECC) organized an education campaign against racism and xenophobia from mid-January to mid-February. This followed on from last year's successful campaign, which was intended mainly for young people who know little or nothing about the anti-Jewish persecution in 1939–45. Posters with texts based on Nazi anti-Jewish laws from the war-time Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia were displayed in illuminated glass frames ('citylights') across Prague. The slogans were updated for ironic effect and contained fictitious bans discriminating against certain groups of the population on the basis of their appearance and characteristics.
Meetings with witnesses and survivors at the UN's Prague Information Centre
Meetings with witnesses and survivors and educational programmes on the topic of the Shoah were held at the UN's Prague Information Centre between the 28th of January and the 8th of February.
Interactive workshops in Brno
The ECC's Brno Office in association with the Museum of Roma Culture organized a series of interactive workshops for elementary and secondary school children relating to the Jewish and the Roma Holocaust. Each workshop ended with a meeting with a Jewish or Roman Holocaust survivor, either at the ECC's Brno Office or the Museum of Roma Culture. On the 28th of January one of the workshops was visited by the Minister for Human Rights and Ethnic Minorities Džamila Stehlíková.
Children had the opportunity to visit the Jewish Museum free of charge between the 1st and 3rd of February. As part of the Icy Prague project, museums and galleries in Prague have a temporary 'freeze' on admission charges for children – this year for more than 9,000. It is organized by the associations Nadace dětem 3. tisíciletí (Children of the Third Millennium) and Pionýr (Pioneer) under the auspices of the Czech Ministry of Education.
The Neighbours Who Disappeared exhibition began touring Canada on the 29th of February. The ceremonial opening was attended by the Czech Prime Minister Mirek Topolánek, the Czech Consulate General in Toronto Richard Kopač and representatives of the Canadian Government. In connection with the show, workshops were held by the ECC instructor Miroslava Ludvíková at the Miles Nadal Jewish Community Center in Toronto, which were attended by more than 230 local school children.
A memorial ceremony organized by the Terezín Initiative was held in Pinkas Synagogue on the 7th of March in commemoration of the liquidation of the Terezín Family Camp at Auschwitz–Birkenau on the night of 8/9 March 1944.
The Jewish Museum contributed to the celebrations of the 660th anniversary of Prague's New Town, which was founded on the 8th of March 1348 by the Holy Roman Emperor and King of Bohemia Charles IV. On Sunday the 9th of March the Jewish Museum opened the doors of Klausen Synagogue and the Prague Burial Society's Ceremonial Hall to the residents of Prague 1.
Among the Jewish Museum's important activities is the gathering of information on the development and history of Jewish settlement in the Czech lands. For several years, this information has been available in the Encyclo-paedia of Jewish Communities, Settlements and Memorial Sites in the Czech Republic, which can be accessed on the website www.jewishmuseum.cz/en/adokuzo.htm. This encyclopaedia is being compiled on an ongoing basis due to the increasing amount of data involved. 700 of the more than 1,300 entries that are being put together are now available to order, although these too are continually being supplemented and updated.
The encyclopaedia includes entries on towns and villages that at some time had a Jewish religious community or prayer association, localities with the established presence of a Jewish prayer hall or cemetery, places connected with the lives of important Jewish figures, sites of Nazi concentration, labour and internment camps, and places where the victims of the 'transports of death' at the end of World War II are buried. Priority is given to localities whose Jewish history is less well-known or has been hitherto overlooked by researchers.
Of various length (1–70 pages) and mostly comprising numerical data and names, the entries include information on the beginnings of Jewish settlement, its demographic development, social composition, religious community (including a list of rabbis and cantors, etc.), outline history of synagogues and prayer halls, cemeteries, schools and other institutions. Some entries contain a description of a Jewish street or quarter (including a list of houses and their occupants), data on camps and graves from the Shoah period, a list of preserved birth registers and other major archive records, as well as information on available illustrations of the sites and people involved. The source of each piece of information is provided. The alphabetical index of entries can also be used to identify the 2,000 German or earlier Czech names of the communities. The encyclopaedia is being put together by Jiří Fiedler in co-operation with other experts at the Jewish Museum. All entries are in the Czech language only.
Our thanks go to all the institutions that have provided grants for a number of the Jewish Museum's important projects in 2007.
The Ministry of Culture and the Ministry of Education have provided support mainly for specialist and educational projects relating to social science and librarianship. A set of Torah binders is being catalogued at the Museum with a view to expanding knowledge of cultural diversity in Bohemia and Moravia. Via state-supported publications and seminars for teachers, the Museum's Education and Culture Centre is promoting multicultural education in society under the motto Jews, History and Culture. Assisted by a state grant, the Museum's library has become involved in the National Programme of Retrospective Catalogue Conversion in the Czech Republic with the project Scanning of the JMP's Library Catalogues via the RETROCON Method. The Education and Culture Centre has received two grants from Prague City Hall's pilot programme relating to tourism and heritage protection for the preparation and promotion of workshops and talks on Jewish culture and history, which will be attended by children and young people from across the country. The Foundation for Holocaust Victims has once again provided the Museum with financial assistance to expand the preservation and restoration work that it undertakes every year at the Jewish cemetery in Žižkov.
The EU's Culture Programme has significantly contributed to the implementation of the subsequent phases of two long-term Holocaust research projects: Transports to the East and Don't Lose Faith in Mankind... The Protectorate Through the Eyes of Jewish Children. The London-based Rothschild Foundation is sup-porting a three-year project for the cataloguing of rare Hebrew books in the Museum's Library that were printed in Bohemia and Moravia.
We are grateful to all who have supported us.
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September 19, 2014: Professor Ron Kovas's entrepreneurship capstone class, Launching a Venture recently welcomed guest speaker Salvino Benanti, CEO of Benanti Winery in Mount Etna, Italy. In his presentation titled, "Re-launching a Venture," Benanti defined issues that he and his brother Antonio faced when they inherited Benanti Winery, a business that was started in 1988 by their father, Giuseppe Benanti who has…
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Tonight I'm going to see Equilibrium (I would link directly to the movie's website, but it appears to be down) with Brad, Morgan, Joel, and Emily. It's only playing in two theaters in DFW — one in Garland, and the other in Fort Worth — so it'll be a bit of a drive. We've opted for Fort Worth. Since we won't all be able to fit in Brad's car, we will be taking two. Brad and Morgan will have to stop in Keller before and after the movie in order to drop off/pick up Zoe. We're also planning on having dinner in Fort Worth.
After the movie, several of us are going out to 1st Saturday to get our geek on. We'll take as many cars as we need to depending on who's going.
With two cars, people starting from two different locations, and two different required routes of travel, the plans become more complicated. As it stands now, this is the plan:
Brad and Morgan will leave with Zoe for Keller around 6:00pm. They'll get there, drop off the baby, talk a little, and leave again around 7:00pm. This puts them in downtown Fort Worth for dinner between 7:30 and 7:45pm. In order to meet them there at that time, I'll be leaving from my apartment around 7:00pm. Dinner wll last until about 9:00pm, maybe a little later since it is Friday night. The movie starts around 10:00pm and is in a theater just south of downtown Fort Worth near I-30 (I don't know the theater name or time as of yet). If there is any time to kill between dinner and the movie, we'll get coffee. The movie will let out around 12:00am. Brad and Morgan will come home by way of Keller. I'll just drive straight home. That puts me home around 12:30am, and Brad and Morgan home around 1:00am. We'll leave for 1st Saturday shortly thereafter.
If you're interested in attending either, let me know. We'll work it all out.


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Elizabeth Mitchell Cast in Mysterious Once Upon a Time Roleby Matt Richenthal at . Updated at . Comments
Elizabeth Mitchell is on her way back to ABC.
The former Lost star has booked a mysterious role on Once Upon a Time Season 4, Entertainment Weekly has confirmed.
Details are being kept heavily under wraps, but EW says Mitchell will play a character with ties to the movie Frozen, someone with a "possibly malevolent" connection to sisters Anna and Elsa.
Elizabeth Lail and Georgina Haig have already been cast in those key recurring roles, with EW adding that Mitchell will also be tied in to Storybrooke and Arendell.
Elsa, Anna and Kristoff (Scott Michael Foster) will be featured prominently on Once Upon a Time this fall, with events on the series taking place after events depicted in Frozen.
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I wasn't at all excited for the next season of once. The frozen storyline seems boring and none of the actors cast for the roles were anything to get excited about. Plus the fact that they want to bring in actors from wonderland to storybrooke. Next season looked like a disappointment. But now this casting changes everything. I love Elizabeth Mitchell she'll make a great addition to the show. I just hope she can stay on permanently and not just be in half the season.
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The 64 students are all cadets in the Junior ROTC Program at Proctor. Organizers say the day started at 5:00 a.m. and went straight through 8:00.
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The City of Yuma Prosecutor's Office announced Friday Sen. Don Shooter was charged with several offenses, after he barged into his grandson's classroom last March.
Shooter faces charges of criminal trespass, disorderly conduct, and interference with or disruption of an education institution. All of the charges are misdemeanors.
Shooter was put under the microscope in March, after an incident where he barged into his grandson's classroom at the EOC Charter High School in Yuma, and demanded to speak to his grandson's teacher. Shooter claimed his grandson was being bullied by the teacher.
Several days later a video was released, where another teacher was seen asking Shooter to leave several times.
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In April, Shooter released a statement, saying his grandson was being harassed and bullied by the teacher. He also said the teacher repeatedly bullied and humiliated his grandson in front of the class.
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A Jackson County woman was shot and killed in the early morning hours of Feb. 18 by her uncle, who allegedly mistook her for an intruder, according to Jackson authorities.
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By Sandy Barnes
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The Thompson School District is facing a possible $2.3 million funding deficit for the coming school year because of state budget concerns, Steve Towne, executive director of Financial Services reported at the Wednesday, March 4 Board of Education meeting.
"There's a great deal of uncertainty around this," Towne said. "At this point in time, we're dealing with a lot of question marks."
Anticipated lower enrollment in district schools is also affecting funding, Towne said. The district receives $6,554 from the state for each pupil, with the amount typically increased annually for inflation.
In addition to anticipated budget cuts for the 2009-10 schoolyear, Towne said there is a possibility the school district may lose an additional $500,000 in funding this year.
To deal with the situation, Towne said the central office is seeking cost-savings measures.
"We're trying to prepare ourselves for any scenario that may come down the pike," Towne said. "We are prepared for a rainy day."
Laurie Shearer, president of the Thompson Education Association, expressed dismay over the impending cuts in teaching staff.. which, she said during the public comment portion of the meeting, is affecting teacher morale. Shearer suggested the board consider using reserve funds and restructuring administration to deal with the issue.
In action items, the school board approved non-potable water interconnections at Berthoud High and Turner Middle Schools.
During the meeting, the board also heard a request from the Thompson Valley High School student council to hold this year's graduation ceremony at the school.
Student council members said that, according to a poll they conducted, 98 percent of seniors wanted to graduate at the school's Ray Patterson Field rather than at The Ranch. The district signed a contract with the Ranch last year as the place for high school graduations. They also said that they would pay for the entire cost of holding graduation at Thompson Valley High.
Director Lola Johnson expressed concerns about the liability involved regarding vendors. School Board President Bill McCreary thanked the delegation for their enthusiasm and suggested the matter be considered at future meeting.
"I admire your energy with this," Director Karen Stockley said to the student council representatives.
During his report at the beginning of the meeting, Thompson District Superintendent Dr. Ron Cabrera said he and his staff are monitoring pending state legislation that would affect school operations and funding. One bill in the state senate would require seat belts to be installed on buses for all passengers, he said. "This is not necessarily a helpful bill," he said, because of the cost involved and the question of whether seat belts add to the safety of student bus riders.


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