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'Endorse Liberty' Super PAC to Broadcast 30 Minute Ron Paul TV Special in FloridaSubmitted by Notslla Ω™ on Fri, 01/27/2012 - 17:46
Here is what the people in Florida will see:
MIAMI, Jan 27, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Endorse Liberty, a political action committee supporting Ron Paul for President, announced today that it has purchased multiple 30 minute prime time slots on Florida's WHDT TV, the largest independent broadcaster in Florida and America's first HD network, to air a special program in advance of the Florida Republican primary. The special features short films about the candidate, including "Blowback," which outlines Ron Paul's foreign and military policy for America.
"Blowback" sheds new light on the last 50 years of U.S. policy and explains why U.S. troops overwhelmingly support Paul's campaign. For Endorse Liberty, known for its humorous depictions of Presidential candidates on YouTube, this television special marks an unprecedented TV buy as well as a stark departure from its comedic roots.
"The other candidates prefer to talk down to Americans in 15- and 30-second sound bites. Ron Paul's message is too important to get lost in that kind of ridiculous shouting. 'Blowback' takes the time to carefully detail the truth of what Americans need to know about our country's foreign policy," said Stephen Oskoui of Endorse Liberty. "We like to have fun on our YouTube 'Fake Politicians' Channel', but when American lives are at stake, we -- like Ron Paul -- are critically serious. After watching 'Blowback' viewers will be better informed, and personally moved to help strengthen America at the ballot box."
For a TV audience tired of tuning in to the History Channel only to be confronted by shows about pawn shops and Big Foot, Endorse Liberty's Ron Paul special explains clearly and concisely how U.S. policy since the 1950s has led to the current war on terror and how our current foreign policy makes Americans less safe.
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but rush and hannity said.........................
i would like to see the campaign of gingrich, santorum, or flipper romney try to respond to this one. if hannity has seen this, it must have terrified him.
Excellent video! Brought on many tears...
I remember 9/11 very well. I was in Tower One when it was hit. There has never been any doubt in my mind - not then or now - that this was blowback. That Ron Paul is right.
For 3,000 of my fellow citizens who needlessly died on 9/11, and for all the living survivors like myself, I support Ron Paul with all my heart and soul.
These type of videos protraying the Truth Ron Paul and others bring to light, bring tears to my eyes.
Anyone with common sense and decency, who takes a few minutes of their time to view this, cannot deny the truth of Ron Paul and history.
Thank you for what you do to save our kids and our country...
We sent this video http://www.youtube.com/EndorseLiberty
to many on our email list and asked them to help make it go viral. It is a great job of production, etc.
God bless Ron Paul and all that he holds dear.
fearless brave joyful peaceful loving grateful, compassionate
They're running two videos
Hey everyone... I'm a co-creator of the two videos being run in this 30-minute spot. The first is a version of "The Only One We Can Trust," and the other is a version of "You Like Ron Paul, Except on Foreign Policy."
Both have been changed slightly to avoid copyright infringements and to maximize impact.
Endorse Liberty is partially run by an internet marketing guru who has tested every single Ron Paul ad (official or not). Their testing has shown that these two videos convert people to supporting Ron Paul at a higher rate than all the others.
Statistics show that this 15-minute video is doing very well in holding the attention of viewers to the very end.
Rest assured that these videos, while not perfect, are the best available to spread Dr. Paul's message to voters. The people running Endorse Liberty know what they're doing, and in many ways they are far ahead of their time in marketing strategies for a political campaign.
Share these videos with people. They're effective.
PS. I'm going to make a donation to you now. How do I do that?
I know you covered it at the end of the video. I'd prefer to not do it over the internet, though.
Bill of Rights /Amendment X: "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people."
Do you need a politician or judge to "interpret" those 28
Thank you for your work and your followup here!
It means a lot to me to hear that these videos have been tested to the best of your ability by folks who know a lot more than I about what actually sells!
The reframing of Ron Paul's foreign policy to one of strong self defense and maximum wealth preserved for our own economy was particularly well done. It is a very difficult thicket to traverse for most people and your video is pretty effective in that regard!
One thing I have really come to believe recently is that we will win. Ron Paul WON in 2008. At the time I was pretty discouraged and thought that his message just couldn't gain enough mass support to turn the tide. But here we are and the pro-liberty movement is, at least, an order of magnitude (10X) larger and more powerful than before. We really DID win in 2008. We HAVE changed the dialogue we ARE on the verge of utterly turning the table.
If we don't stop we cannot be stopped. That which doesn't kill us makes us stronger! Believe it!
Bill of Rights /Amendment X: "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people."
Do you need a politician or judge to "interpret" those 28
I agree we need more coverage
I watch a lot of youtube videos and the music is always a distraction to me, I can barely hear whats being said through the music. Is there any way to tone it down a bit. The messege is great as always.
Tuesday's vote
Thank you for having forced me to articulate what the range of motion is for all of these foreign wars. Having done that, I can now say to you without hesitation. If you will incorporate the simple message of:
The military operates by chain of command.
Presidents who go to war without congressional authority are bypassing their own chain of command.
The World Trade Center was the target of terrorist attacks because American armed forces were being used by World Trade Organizations to occupy and steal oil resources from the occupied countries.
Presidents were being used by World Trade Organizations to spend American lives and American wealth to enrich the leaders of the World Trade Organizations.
The terrorists targeted the World Trade Center because they consider the World Trade Center the center of our government.
What do the terrorist know that we don't know?
VERY good point! Bush/Obama violated Chain of Command!!
I never thought of it in quite that way before! For some reason, merely "not following the Constitution" doesn't register with people. Probably because we are so inured to the way things have been for 50 - 100 years and, in our own way, have become reconciled to the Constitution really being , as Bush purportedly said, just "a goddamned piece of paper"
But...Obama violated the chain of command! Whoa!!! Whole new frame!
Can't a person be prosecuted for that under military tribunal???
Bill of Rights /Amendment X: "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people."
Do you need a politician or judge to "interpret" those 28
A kid becoming a teenager now...
...has never known America to not be in a U.N. or NATO Operation, labeled as "War".
Is this going to be run on the History Channel?
If this is run on the history channel, it will appeal to those 20 or 30 neo-cons who are history buffs. But, for the gazillion who don't know where their history channel is located, they will safely never see it.
If veterans want to reach neo-cons in a way that they will vote for Ron Paul, they have a better chance of coming from the angle of line of command. Going to war without congressional approval is a failure of the Commander in Chief to follow his own line of command.
Having said that, then you can say congress needed to hear the history of foreign policy mistakes that motivated the hatred that drove desperate people fighting for their own survival to take desperate actions against the World Trade Buildings. World Trade was the target of the 911 attacks because World Trade was the reason America was in their country dictating what they could do with their own resources. NATO driven World Trade is the enemy that produces World Terrorists. The true enemy is World Trade Organizations.
Identify the enemy as World Trade Organizations and you will win the neo-con vote. BE VERY SPECIFIC - THE ENEMY IS THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATIONS THAT PURCHASE WORLD TRADE OCCUPYING FORCES THAT PRODUCE TERRORISTS.
Please don't criticize an attempt to educate the masses on the truth.
The "Big Picture" is clear!
I wish this could be played on every channel nation wide during prime. The impact would be staggering!
I already love Ron Paul
I already love Ron Paul and I could barely sit through the history lesson. Neo-cons will not understand that presentation in time for them to vote and they will be driven away by the MSM accusations of "conspiracy theories".
I WANT RON PAUL TO WIN THE ELECTION. The last thing neo-cons will understand is the history of what led to 911 because before they can open their eyes to hear that history they have to have a reason to believe they may have made a mistake in the first place.
Do you really think I don't know how much time and effort went into this production? Do you think I am trying to defeat you? No, I want you to succeed. I want you to continue. My hope and prayer is that you will see that this "game of politics" has rules and you are trying to "pass" information over the heads of the MSM into the hearts of neo-cons. These "passes" must be directly to the neo-cons and they must be properly aimed, properly planted for them to receive and run to get the touchdown. The presidential office is just the touchdown of a big game. There will be time to educate about blowback after the election. But, neo-cons are not prepared to catch the pass of information before the election and we will miss this opportunity for a touchdown if we don't pass the information to the neo-cons.
I too love Ron Paul, but I disagree with you on...
..mainly one thing. They may get the message on time because the 'education' issue you mentioned is not the hold-back. What's holding them back is exposure. The higher the age of the voter, the less Web info gets through to him/her, so television coverage reaches P.O'd Americans who have been looking for the right candidate but didn't know the facts about RP. Until now. If this works well you can count on it being used in other state primaries.
"Don't blame me, I voted for Kodos!"- Homer Simpson
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The history lesson was wonderful. Being on TV will give it great credibility, and people flipping channels will get sucked in, without realizing it's an ad.
We don't need to win over the die-hards, we just need to inspire the open-minded, and create doubt in as many die-hards as we can.
Most importantly, the production values make Ron Paul look like a winner, and may tip the balance with everyone who likes him, but thinks "he can't win" is a reason not to vote for him.
What do you think? http://consequeries.com/
I agree, please,
the video is good! It will reach people. Criticize it after you, yourself have gone to the trouble of raising the money, and producing it, and making it happen, like they did. Maybe the people who watch this station, are the ones most likely to be swayed. 3.5 million is alot of people to reach. Thank you, Endorse Libery, from the bottom of my heart.
As a Florida voter.....
I voted for Ron Paul in early voting. This is a good video but I think the superPAC could have used funds more wisely. Instead of a full 30 minute video. It would have been better to run at least 2 commericals before the evening news in the major media markets.
I never even heard of this channel it is running on.
But any coverage is better than no coverage.
All I want is for Ron Paul to beat Rick Santorum in Florida. 4 years ago, Ron Paul got 64,000 votes or 3% in Florida. Current polls have him anywhere from 8 to 15 %.
If Ron can do a solid 10% or a little higher it will be a good night.
Chalmers Johnson
Where did he go? Instead, you recited almost verbatim most of his retelling of the U.S.-Iraq history. Was it a licensing issue? 'Cause it was MUCH better with Chalmers.
Like someone else said
I don't think this one works very well.
Where did the guy with the green hat explaining the Shah go? He was terrific.
Now it's music on when they talk about the shah and it's pretty sloppy and not at all as clear as in the original video...
All night Paul!
WHDT on channel 438 Comcast Cable in Palm Beach County has been playing Ron Paul political ads throughout the evening covering Doctor Paul's 2008 & 2012 campaign for Liberty! Here's more regarding WHDT>
WHDT is an independent full service television station broadcasting in the West Palm Beach, Miami and Boston television markets. Founded May 25, 2000, the station is licensed to Stuart, Florida and is authorized to broadcast on RF channel 42 (virtual channel 9) from a 1,500-foot (460 m) tower in Wellington, Florida, and on RF channel 44 (virtual channel 9) from a 1,000-foot (300 m) tower in North Miami. The station's programming is available to 6 million viewers from South Beach to Sebastian, and to 2 million viewers in Boston via co-owned station WHDN-LD, which broadcasts on RF channel 38 (virtual channel 6) from the Government Center district in downtown Boston.
WHDT is temporarily broadcasting at reduced power on RF channel 44 (virtual channel 9) from Palm City under Special Temporary Authority of the Federal Communications Commission.
WHDT is carried on cable TV channels 9 (SD) and 1009 (HD) by AT&T, on cable channels 17 (SD) and 438 (HD) in West Palm Beach by Comcast, and on satellite channel 44 (SD) in West Palm Beach by DIRECTV.
Positive "Blowback" from This
...sent it to three people I had not been able to approach. All three said..."I didn't know any of that?" And all, followed with tell me again about him.
I thank the SuperPac...this is going to multi-task for a lot of us. Thanks for this very effective recruiting tool. It is something we can all send to everyone we know and they will send it to others.
People are not used to being told truth this way. It is powerful
What thrills me is that I've felt all along that a candidate..a soul...like Ron Paul presents a totally unique opportunity that no other candidate has. Funny how "truth" opens up all kinds of new avenues...huge open gates that "lies" find impenetrable.
If you repeat a truth often enough, people begin to believe it. We are beginning to all believe that. Before all we knew was if people heard a lie often enough they would believe it.
RevPAC has been airing
RevPAC has been airing Freedom to Fascism, American Dream, For Liberty Recut, and the full-length versions of the Compassion & Adherence ads 8 hours/day for that last 2 weeks, and will continue through the FL primary on Tuesday. On the same channel in FL, WHDT-TV.
that's awesome!
Gary Franchi & crew have been busy, busy, busy!
Predictions in due Time...
"Let it not be said that no one cared, that no one objected once it's realized that our liberties and wealth are in jeopardy." - Dr. Ronald Ernest Paul
If you want to sustain your audience
If you want to sustain your target audience, I suggest you filter the testimonials throughout the whole video. ESPECIALLY the opening introduction. The single statement from one soldier was not sufficient emotional impact to sustain the negative feelings of the historical presentation. I fear this would lose more votes than it would gain because there is too much hot button information in the beginning. People will just flip the channel if you don't keep the focus on the actual veterans speaking throughout the whole thing.
I do not remember all of the history shown because my negative emotions blocked my ability to listen. Keep the veterans up front and center. Cut back on the history lessons. I don't know how, because my emotions blitzed my brain. You are looking for votes and it is too late to connect with anything other than emotion.
Listen to the veterans is an emotional appeal that calls for a responsible response. The history lesson is non-productive. The blaming of America is negative production. Maybe focus on a single history issue filtered through the veterans telling people why they support Ron Paul and the plea to do something besides put a sticker on your car is very effective. Ditch as much of the history lesson as you can without compromising your integrity.
The veterans and the later Ron Paul debates (the first ones were too negative). The words were good the videography was good, the last half was good. The first half was more than the average neo-con will be able to sustain. You are fishing for neo-cons. Use the right bait.
Out of Curiosity - How Old Are You?
I am 56. The historical events started before my time, but many of them I remember from the news headlines as a kid, and later in life.
I wonder if the reaction to the "history lesson" is age-related.
It is possible that those of us for whom the "history lesson" is a refresher that also connects the dots, are much more drawn in and affected.
We do need to reach older voters.
What do you think? http://consequeries.com/
The original video is the only one that worked...
With the profound music matching the profound content...
See the original here...
Norfolk, VA
Norfolk, VA
Time to INVESTIGATE the investigators of 9/11. PROSECUTE the prosecutors. EXPOSE the cover-up.
Agree but..
...I'm sure they're doing what they can to air w/o copyright infringement. Also, does anyone know why they cut out Chalmers Johnson? Thought he carried a lot of weight. Having passed did his family complain?
I agree. The original video
I agree. The original video was better.
"A true competitor wants their opponent at their best." Lao Tzu
...not really a fan of this. Showing the twin towers get hit was a bit tasteless, although I understand the desired effect. This feels like a youtube conspiracy theory video, like something out of the Alex Jones camp. There isn't anything untrue, but it smells funny and I don't think it will work on people who don't know history outside of what Fux News told them. Focus on Paul a little more...

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C.W. Daniel, 1995 - Body, Mind & Spirit - 367 pages
Alphabetical entries;Appendix A: hazardous oils. Appendix B: major properties of essential oils. Appendix C: formulae and recipes. Appendix D: useful addresses. Appendix E: recommended further reading.
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Review: Aromatherapy: An AZ: The Most Comprehensive Guide to Aromatherapy Ever PublishedUser Review - Irene O'Neill - Goodreads
Not really what I was looking for. It is basically a list of plants and what they are used for, but not really useful in determining how to use these oils. Read full review
Review: Aromatherapy: An AZ: The Most Comprehensive Guide to Aromatherapy Ever PublishedUser Review - Sarah - Goodreads
The first book i ever illustrated.. this is THE book for aromatherapy practitioners and students. Basic properties of nearly every plant from A to Z. Also gives a index of terms used in aromatherapy. Very good book to have. Read full review
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Entry Level Food Production Assembly Line Workers, Assemblers, General Labor – Large food manufacturing company seeks 24 Entry-Level, Food Production Line Assembly Workers to work at their cold-storage facility in Long Beach, CA.
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Warehouse driver and assembly for furniture store
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Honing your searching skills.
Boolean Searching on the Internet (State University of New York at Albany)
This is an excellent site with "A Primer in Boolean Logic" starting off the 9-page site. It is clear with lots of examples.
TheLearningSite -- The Cyberlibrarians' Rest Stop
A good place to learn about different search strategies. It is arranged as lessons or tutorials, as follows: (1) What is the Web and why can't I find what I want? (2) Where do I start? (Web directories); (2a) Evaluating what you find (tips for selecting resources); (3) What's next? (Web indexes and search engines); (4) Power search techniques (Boolean and field searching); (5) Locating images: photos, pictures & graphics; (5a) Photos, pictures & graphics--quick reference; (6) Using metasearch engines. These are very informative and written in easily accessible language with terms defined. A definite starting point for learning how to research using the Internet.
Infopeople Project's Best Search Tools Chart
This chart lists the major search engines such as Google, Yahoo, Teoma, Librarians' Internet Index, divided into different categories: search engines, meta search engines, and subject directories. The chart describes the database; Boolean searching--what is the default, whether you can use "+" or "-"; lists search options such as truncation, wildcard symbols (to replace an unknown letter in the middle of words); and has useful information in the "Miscellaneous" column, information such as spell checkers, whether you can refine search results to narrow down the results.
Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators
The strength of this site lies in the annotations that accompany the links that are arranged into three main sections. The first section (About the Internet, HTML, and Graphics) has, for example, links to "Finding Information on the Internet: A Tutorial"; "The HelpWeb: A Guide to Getting Started on the Internet"; "Learn the Net: Essential Internet Online"; "Internet 101," a basic tutorial for beginners. The Internet Search Engines section contains such links as "Spider's Apprentice" that is a "great tutorial on the use of the different search engines and techniques for successful searching"; "NoodleQuest" that asks you a few questions and then guides you to the best search tools and research strategies for your search; and "Sink or Swim: Internet Search Tools & Techniques." The Internet Subject Directories section has a good list of subject directories such as Librarians' Internet Index, Ask Jeeves, and LookSmart.
Bright Planet -- Tutorial: Guide to Effective Searching of the Internet
A comprehensive tutorial that has six major sections: The Size of the Internet; Internet Search Basics and Why There's a Problem; Keywords--The Essence of the Search; Boolean Basics; Advanced Operators [NEAR, BEFORE, AFTER, AND NOT]; Advanced Construction [of search queries]. There's even an Executive Summary highlighting the important aspects of searching and these are all linked to the more detailed discussion in the main tutorial. Very thorough and well worth exploring. BrightPlanet is a private U.S. company that specializes in "deep Web research."
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by Tony Fisherman in New Film on Friday 13 May 2011
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It's hard to believe, but June has arrived and with it the conclusion of another school year. With all of the teams, clubs and events there's no shortage of photos from the past year (likely stuck on hard drives and buried on news feeds). Whether you're looking for the perfect gift or want to create […]Read More
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The menu blends old world ingredients and the sustainability of fresh concepts. Specialties include: hash browns, benedicts, sandwiches, housemade corned beef, and salads all made from scratch. Read more
Comfort food for breakfast and lunch (review by @GrabaBiteNOW) Read more
Love the monkey bread. Super delicious and not made with real monkey.
Extensive menu and you can't go wrong with any of it. Hash browns with Goat Cheese are the ish!
Awesome corned beef hash and poached eggs. Free grapes and water!! Did not care for chicken soup but loved the free cookies!!
What more could you ask for from this 7-day brunch menu?! Serving breakfast all week long, and you can get your bloody with bacon in it—this brunch spot easily gets 5 out of 5 stars from me! Read more
Monkey bread - not made with real monkeys - but will still make you crazy happy!
Be prepared for a wait! It's the only place on the west side to get breakfast. But worth the wait.
Easily the best breakfast in Milwaukee. Usually long waits but no one minds
The Blue's Classic Eggs Benedict is quite possibly the best eggs benedict in the city. Definitely worth it.
Now they have whiskey dipping sauce for the monkey bread. Whoa!!
Order the crab cakes. You will be delighted!
First time there (but, certainly not the last). Blue's Bloody Mary was very good. If you like smoked salmon, I recommend the Smoked Salmon Crepe. For a side, I recommend the Chicken Chorizo.
BEST breakfast EVER. If you have breakfast it needs to be here always, everything is delicious!!! :) Love it ALL.
If it's Sunday & your done eating & already paid your bill: Leave. This is a great place, that "mingler's" completely ruin.
Unique and delicious breakfast menu and good service. A fun breakfast place however short of the amazing bacon in the bloody Mary overall the drink was disappointing
Really good food! But make sure you leave enough time because the wait is a killer.
The coffee here is hot and plentiful. Yum!
Try the monkey bread. It's great!
It's awesome! (the entire menu)!
Get it with thick cut bacon.
Great food and very friendly service!!!
Alterra coffee is very wonderful on a cold day. Adding a shot of Baileys makes it even better every day. Yum!!!
Blueberry pancake portion is HUGE! If you just want one, order it as a side. You'll save $3.
The dubliner is to die for!!!!!
The creamy polenta is fantastic. Also the option of a small fruit smoothie as a side is awesome. Mine was a mixed berry and super flavorful.
Wow Check out the Bar Menu
Love the eggs Benedict with the shredded ham. I would go here more often if there wasn't a wait to get seated every time.
There's always a long wait for a table on the weekends because people line up for things like shrimp, scallop and calamari scramble and pulled ham and cheddar stuffed hash browns.
The Monkey Bread is a great treat.
Skip the long wait times & host stand, use NoWait to get in line from your phone - http://bit.ly/1aMOQaH
The Fisherman's Coffee is a must have with your brunch.
If you're waiting, grab a cup of coffee and just let your server know when you gt to your table.
The dubliner is my favorite! :)
10 days of Tosa is the best deal! Get a drink and chose an entree for $10!
It's like the WU-Tang of breakfast restaurants!
The eggs Benedict.. The best I have had in my 20 years of life. And I live in Philadelphia.
The pulled pork on the eggs benedict is a great touch. The hashbrowns are a must!
Their blueberry pancakes with lemon creme anglaise are super delicious. Also, the staff is great!
best breakfast in the midwest. black spot vodka, local distiller. bacon sugar cookies. get the blue's BROWNS.
Had the multi-grain pancakes, with bananas & candied walnuts. The portion was HUGE! Service was spectacular and the staff was fantastic. I'll be back for sure :-)
French fries are worth the effort
Good food and service. Liked the bacon in the otherwise unimpressive bloody Mary. But overall good experience and nice choice for weekend breakfast.
Love the creamy polenta and the monkey bread!
Corned beef hash is a must here
Stuffed ham and cheese browns are good, but I'm staying traditional next time. Also doing regular eggs benny vs. the specialty ones.
Healthcare workers. Wear your scrubs or bring ID for free monkey bread with purchase M-F 7-11
Try the Pimm-Berry Fizz: refreshing, and not too sweet
Try the monkey bread. Just like I make at home.
Amazing and unique food, Alterra Coffee, free cookies!! Just opened - must try!!


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Minister for Infrastructure and Investments Ganta Srinivasa Rao has called for a permanent solution to the problems of those displaced by the Visakhapatnam Steel Plant (VSP) by considering their woes in a humanitarian manner.
Addressing revenue officials, along with Gajuwaka MLA Chintalapudi Venkataramaiah, at the Government Circuit House here on Tuesday, he held detailed discussions on the problem of enrolment of workers, who did not have the requisite skills, under contractors and their losing employment once the contract was completed.
The problem of R. Card holders not getting employment as they had crossed the upper age limit and such persons, who do not have any other means of livelihood should be considered from a humanitarian angle, he said.
Mr. Srinivasa Rao directed the District Collector V. Sheshadri to appoint a committee with MLA Chintalapudi Venkataramaiah, Joint Collector Praveen Kumar, Director (Personnel) of VSP and Joint Commissioner of Labour for solving the long-pending problems of the displaced persons.
Chairman and Managing Director of the Steel Plant A.P. Choudhury, who was present at the meeting, said that the plant in a phase of major expansion and there was immense scope for job opportunities in future. He said that recruitment would be done in coordination with the district administration.
The District Collector said that the skills of the workers would be enhanced through 'skill upgradation programmes' under the Rajiv Yuva Kiranalu.


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Guidelines for School Outdoor Learning Activities -
School Guided Visits to Leisure and Cultural Services Department's Facilities
Annex 2
Visits will be cancelled when: -
radio or television announcements are made by the Secretary for Education that all schools are to be closed due to inclement weather conditions (e.g. typhoon or rainstorm);
a tropical cyclone warning signal is issued;
the Red or Black Rainstorm Warning Signal is issued;
a thunderstorm forecast/warning is issued; or
the Environmental Protection Department announces the health risk of the Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) reaches "Serious" level in the district where the activities are conducted (AQHI scale of 10+).
School members should arrive at the designated meeting place 10 minutes prior to the scheduled time.
School members may continue their activities at the visited venues (except nurseries) after the guided visits if the venue condition permits.
For visiting the venues, the number of pupils per session ranges from 30 to 45. They should be accompanied by at least 2 teachers during the visits. For visiting the facilities of Hong Kong Park, the number of pupils per session ranges from 20 to 35.
Schools should be responsible for their own transport arrangement and safety measures.
Use of loudspeakers is not allowed to avoid causing disturbance to the visitors and other animals in the parks.
Pupils are encouraged to bring their own drinks in containers to keep the venues clean.
Pupils are advised to wear long trousers and bring along their own caps, raincoats and mosquito repellent spray/cream.
Pupils should not chase around or make excessive noises.
Participating schools should read all relevant regulations as laid down in school circulars in conjunction with the latest "Guidelines on Outdoor Activities" issued by the Education Bureau before the visits. Teachers should brief pupils on the objectives of the activities and the regulations / guidelines to be observed.


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LOOK: Here's the script for Blake Bortles' pro day at UCF
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With free agency taking a little bit of a breather Wednesday, much of the attention has been focused on Blake Bortles' pro day at UCF that was televised by the NFL Network.
With current Bears backup quarterback Jordan Palmer helping out, passing out script sheets to NFL officials and the media watching while serving as a mentor to Bortles, the potential No. 1 overall pick has been solid (if not necessarily spectacular), particularly when compared to the disappointing pro day earlier this week by Louisville's Teddy Bridgewater.
But here's something cool that @UCF_Football tweeted out during the workout. It's the script Bortles is working through as he goes through his audition.
And it's pretty cool.
According to reports, Texans general manager Rick Smith, Houston coach Bill O'Brien, Jaguars coach Gus Bradley, Raiders coach Dennis Allen, Buccaneers coach Lovie Smith and Vikings coach Mike Zimmer -- among a plethora of others -- were in attendance to watch Bortles.


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Calling all hipsters
Leigh Hornbeck wants you. What is a hipster? And can they be found in the Capital Region or are they confined to Brooklyn? How do you define "hipster?" Is it how they dress – big glasses and skinny pants paired with a loose shirt from a thrift store? Or is it just a state of […] [Read More]
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Enter for a wardrobe makeover
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ENTREPRENEURIAL UPBEAT: Vol. 5, No. 2
January 31, 2012
THIS WEEK ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP WEDNESDAYS: Takács Quartet in Focus Join Ed Dusinberre, first violinist for the Takács Quartet, for a discussion on how the group operates, is managed, and the life of the professional chamber musician. Come with your questions! This Wednesday, 5:00-6:30, C-113 <
ENTREPRENEURIAL UPBEAT: Vol. 5, No. 1 – the Welcome to 2012 edition!
January 24, 2012
THIS WEEK ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP WEDNESDAYS: A very special panel discussion on THE FUTURE OF THE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA If you only make one Entrepreneurship Wednesday this semester, this is the one you should attend. Join me as I moderate a panel discussion with Jim Copenhaver (Interim CEO of the Colorado Symphony), Kevin Shuck (Executive Director of
ENTREPRENEURIAL UPBEAT: Vol. 4, No. 8
October 11, 2011
THIS WEEK ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP WEDNESDAYS: WRITING ABOUT MUSIC & GETTING PUBLISHED Join Jonathan Bellman, Professor of Music History and Literature at UNC, on the art of writing about music and getting published. CONVO CREDIT AVAILABLE THIS WEEK. 5:00-6:30 in C-113. As always, Free Pizza & Drinks! THE NEW VENTURE CHALLENGE IS COMING. . . What's
Jeffrey Nytch quoted in salon.com
August 30, 2011
Entrepreneurship Center for Music Director Jeffrey Nytchas quoted extensively in a salon.com article by Lewis Whittington entitled "Can the symphony be saved?"
However, Jeffrey Nytch, the director of the Entrepreneurship Center for Music at the University of Colorado-Boulder, says he sees "precious little" evidence of new ideas and predicts more bankruptcies to come.
Patrick Mason Reviewed in Opera News
August 29, 2011
Professor of Voice and Baritone Patrick Mason was featured on Bridge Records recent release MUSTO: Bastianello and BOLCOM: Lucrezia. The recording was reviewed in the August 2011 issue of Opera News:
Takács Quartet wins Royal Philharmonic Society award
May 12, 2011
CU-Boulder's Quartet-in-Residence, the Takács Quartet, has won the prestigious 2011 Royal Philharmonic Award in the Best Chamber Music & Song category.
Keyboard Day a Success
May 5, 2011
The Keyboard Department had a highly successful 3rd annual Keyboard Day on March 12, 2011. The audience included local teachers and students, and we spent the day exploring various aspects of keyboard playing and getting to know one another.
Fulbright Scholars at CU Music
March 18, 2011
The Fulbright Program is the flagship international educational exchange program sponsored by the U.S. government and is designed to increase mutual understanding between the people of the United States and the people of other countries. This year, College of Music faculty and students won four of these prestigious grants:
CU Opera in Italy
February 8, 2011
In August 2011, four CU students will travel to the Friuli region of Italy to perform with the Piccolo Festival. (Nicole Vogel, Meagan Mahlberg, Jeffrey Seppala, and Wei Wu.) Three will be performing in Rossini's one-act opera La cambiale de matrimonio. (The fourth student will be performing in their concert series). Leigh Holman will serve as stage director for that production.
So You Think You Can Collaborate?
January 20, 2011
The College of Music at the University of Colorado at Boulder hosted its first competition dedicated specifically to collaborative music-making: So You Think You Can Collaborate? Saturday, January 22 at 7:30 p.m. in Grusin Music Hall. The winners of the competition were Forty Fingers of Fury (Allan Armstrong, Laura Brumbaugh, Doreen Lee and Sunyoung Lee, pianos with Owen Zhou, technical guru).


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I bought this foam topper to refresh a slightly worn mattress and it did just that! The bed is now super comfy to sleep on. I'm getting another for our guest room. As always, it's a great value from Overstock.com. It's even better than I expected and it arrived so fast!! I never hesitate to buy on Overstock.com and I'm never disappointed.
I bought this because it's described as "highloft supreme 3-inch memory foam topper." NOT SO! The solid memory foam is about 1/4 inch, and the rest of this worthless mattress topper is made up of pointed foam "finger." There is NO support. There is NO comfort. And it will probably last less than 6 months before disintegrating. Over the years I've bought thousands of dollars worth of merchandise from Overstock. But now they allow any vendors to sell through the Overstock "marketplace." That means that Overstock has absolutely no quality control in place to ensure that merchandise is not inferior. This mattress topper is definitely INFERIOR! I wasted my money, but that will be my last purchase from Overstock.
The 3" thickness refers to the spikes on the foam, not the to the actual base thickness... that takes away from the full effect of the topper. Otherwise ok for its price.
I was extremely disappointed with this mattress pad- it is supposed to be 3 inches but it definitely is not (it may be three inches at the top of each point, but the main portion is barely one inch, if that. I was very skeptical when I felt how light the box was when it was delivered. The photo is very deceiving. It appears to be much thicker than it actually is, I had to zoom in to realize that the mattress is actually laying on another pad! I have ordered from Overstock before and was shocked to see the lack of quality. This mattress is on its way back (unfortunately, at my expense!)
I don't understand how this got such high marks by other reviewers unless the manufacturer switched materials or something. 1st of all the picture is deceptive; It looks like it has a bottom layer made of a different and firmer material (I've had other memory foam toppers like this) It doesn't. The 2nd problem is that over 1/2 of the 3" is the egg crate part and the whole thing is so soft that it hardly provides any cushioning at all; it compresses completely, which ironically creates more pressure points. I'm disappointed that I waited a week for this when I could have gotten one locally and had a weeks worth of better sleep. I've purchased maybe 3 or 4 other memory foam toppers/thin matteresses in the past and this is the 1st one that made the problem worse and didn't provide ANY relief whatsoever. Save your money!
I purchased this for an extra bed for the grandchildren. It is much too soft and I knew I should have purchased the 4" higher quality topper. I am not quite sure how to return this item as it was packaged quite compactly. I do not recommend.
This has made our bed so comfortable. I was worried it would not be as effective if I placed it under the matress pad, but no worries this is a wonderful mattress topper and very comfy. Very good value!
The egg crate mattress pad is awesome! I have a bulging disc in my back & the egg crate mattress pad helps me to get a good pain free night's sleep. It's so comfortable to sleep on! And buying through Overstock is so easy, the website is easy to maneuver from shopping to purchading to delivery.. smooth and easy!
I have ordered 4 memory foam toppers in the past from your company and they were wonderful. This THING is NOT a memory foam topper. It is a cheap piece of foam with eggshell spikes that you can get at Walmart for $XX.XX It's awful.
I was looking for something a little more firmer and supportive. I think if the pad didn't have the wavy fingers it would be better. It was very comfortable and I did sleep better. If you want to soften your bed this will definitely work great. I wanted something a little more firmer but I will keep using it and eventually replace it.
I hated this product from day one but just used it anyways should of sent it back when i first got it. It feel apart with in a few months of having it and had to throw it again. DO NOT BUY!!!
I'm a side sleeper and my shoulders bother me a lot. With this topper, no more sore shoulders! I will say that I expected it to be thicker....2" of memory foam with 1" of memory "spikes"! Still, a good price and does the job.
This topper has absolutely NO SUPPORT. My back is worse than before. I wake up stiff and in bad pain; I can't get comfortable at night. This time, I'm buying one that has a 4LB-5LB DENSITY. It'll cost more, but hopefully I'll get what I pay for. This Slumber Solutions Highloft Supreme 3-inch Memory Foam Mattress Topper IS A TOTAL PIECE OF CRAP AND MONEY DOWN THE DRAIN. If you have any back issues at all (who doesn't, right?), stay away from this one!!!
Wouldn't recommend this to anyone. Poor Quality poor material. I purchased a different One a week later.
this mattress topper is VERY comfy! It's like sleeping on a cloud. I have slept on a memory foam mattress before and prefer only memory foam topper. It doesnt get warm while your sleepinglike a mattress. The price is unbeatable. I shopped around and noone could come close to the price. I recieved it within a few days!!
This is the best topper I've used - I didn't think I'd like the egg crate style, but I really like it better than the flat style - the egg crate seems to be less dense and more enveloping. It's not 3 inches as noted by others, but it is still very soft and I don't get pressure points bothering me when I sleep, which is what I wanted it for. I am getting ready to order another of the same thing (not because of the product not lasting, but because my cat peed on the bed in anger while we were away) for myself and my daughter.
This worked allright, but is not really 3" because of the egg crate foam. It's more comparable to a 1.5" solid memory foam. We bought it to use as a topper on an uncomfortable sleeper sofa and it did the job okay, but only when doubled over and one person using it as essentially a twin 4" topper. I would look at the solid toppers, unless you are looking specifically for egg crate.
Shipped & received on time,I sleep better & I don't wake up sore & stiff.
I ordered this product to replace my old topper and was very pleased when i received it. It pretty much matches the description given, the only thing i didn't like is that it comes up short a couple of inches when it comes to covering the whole mattress but other than that it ia an excellent product. Very soft and comfortable. Overall happy with it.
I bought these for everyone in my family, and they are wonderful. I've noticed that you lose a bit of the cushiness and loft of the foam once a mattress pad is stretched over the topper, but nevertheless, it has improved the comfort of our beds by a lot. This is a good deal for a thick piece of memory foam.