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305.23 H85m
Millennials rising : the next great generation /by Neil Howe and Bill Strauss ; cartoons by R.J. Matson
Howe, Neil.
378.12 C24l
Lifting a ton of feathers : a womans guide for surviving in the academic world
Caplan, Paula J.
808.8 T23l
Long overdue : a library reader
021.7 S57v
The visible librarian : asserting your value with marketing and advocacy
Siess, Judith A.
021.7 W43f
Future-driven library marketing
Weingand, Darlene E.
338.76 M92b
The board game : a story of hope and inspiration for CEOs and governing boards
Mott, William R., author, publisher.
378.1 N61d
The department heads guide to assessment implementation in administrative and educational support units
Nichols, Karen W.
813.6 K33n
New uses for old boyfriends : a novel
Kendrick, Beth, author.
318.45 E26p
Picturing Canada : a history of Canadian childrens illustrated books and publishing
Edwards, Gail.
303.48 B87s
The social life of information
Brown, John Seely.
016.9 F91r
Reference sources in history : an introductory guide
Fritze, Ronald H., 1951-
907.2 W73h
The historians toolbox : a students guide to the theory and craft of history
Williams, Robert Chadwell, 1938-
973.91 A33q
The quotable Eleanor Roosevelt
Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1884-1962.
658.42 M92s
Super boards : how inspired governance transforms your organization
Mott, William R., author.
658.4 B92n
Now, discover your strengths
Buckingham, Marcus.
025.52 K19i
Introduction to reference work
Katz, William A., 1924-2004.
302.23 O26a
Avatars of the word : from papyrus to cyberspace
ODonnell, James Joseph, 1950-
001.4 M59f
Facts in a flash : a research guide for writers : from cruising the stacks to surfing the net
Metter, Ellen.
028.3 D75b
Books that changed the world
Downs, Robert B. (Robert Bingham), 1903-1991.
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The grown ups
Antalek, Robin, author.
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The orphan queen
Meadows, Jodi, author.
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The winners crime
Rutkoski, Marie, author.
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Bleeding Kansas, bleeding Missouri : the long Civil War on the border
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Mohawk interruptus : political life across the borders of settler states
Simpson, Audra, 1969-
813.6 Gor
Mademoiselle Chanel
Gortner, C. W., author.
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The great divide : the conflict between Washington and Jefferson that defined a nation
Fleming, Thomas J., author.
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Go, Justin, author.
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French lyric diction workbook (manual) : a graded method of phonetic transcription that employs frequently occurring words from French art song literature
Montgomery, Cheri, author.
813.54 Tyl
A spool of blue thread
Tyler, Anne, author.
The winners curse : a novel
Rutkoski, Marie.
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Slammed : a novel
Hoover, Colleen.
813.6 H291 Vin
The vintners daughter : a novel
Harnisch, Kristen, author.
940.53 A182 Zoo
The zookeepers wife : a war story
Ackerman, Diane, 1948-
French lyric diction workbook (answer key): a graded method of phonetic transcription that employs frequently occurring words from French art song literature
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German lyric diction workbook (manual) : a graded method of phonetic transcription that employs frequently occurring words from German art song literature
German lyric diction workbook (instructors manual) : a graded method of phonetic transcription that employs frequently occurring words from German art song literature
German lyric diction workbook (answer key) : a graded method of phonetic transcription that employs frequently occurring words from German art song literature
French lyric diction workbook (instructors manual) : a graded method of phonetic transcription that employs frequently occurring words from French art song literature
The hunger games
813.54 M45b
Bittersweet Manor : a novel
McCagg, Tory, author.
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Royal Entertainment
Fechter, Marni, author.
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In the shadow of lies : a mystery novel
Adler, Mary.
813.6 O11 Tri
Trinity stones
OConnor, L. G.
813.54 Mac
Last one home : a novel
Macomber, Debbie, author.
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17 carnations : The Royals, the Nazis, and the biggest cover-up in history
Morton, Andrew, author.
305.409 Kon
Women after all : sex, evolution, and the end of male supremacy
Konner, Melvin, author.
The fault in our stars
Guardians of the galaxy
612.04 P888 Exe
Exercise physiology : theory and application to fitness and performance
Powers, Scott K. (Scott Kline), 1950-
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Roth, Veronica.
Toy story
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Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkaban
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Vicksburg, 1863
Groom, Winston, 1944-
The blind side
708.94 H81s
"Starving" to successful : the fine artists guide to getting into galleries and selling more art
Horejs, J. Jason.
The war
Time of fear
911 H427 Pen
The Penguin historical atlas of ancient civilizations
Haywood, John, 1956-
Stage beauty
Tennessee atlas & gazetteer : detailed topographic maps
362.11 C46r
Radical loving care : building the healing hospital in America
Chapman, Erie.
Nuit et brouillard Night and fog
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Jane Eyre
Brontë, Charlotte, 1816-1855.
Finding Nemo
Sunrise a song of two humans
616.89 C732f
Fundamentals of abnormal psychology
Comer, Ronald J.
The spider and the fly
Howitt, Mary Botham, 1799-1888.
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Triumph of the Will
822.33 J94b
William Shakespeares Julius Caesar
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Johann Sebastian Bach : the learned musician
Wolff, Christoph.
Case studies in abnormal psychology
Oltmanns, Thomas F.
Islamic art and architecture
Hillenbrand, Robert.
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Worldly goods : a new history of the Renaissance
Jardine, Lisa.
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Archaic and classical Greek art
Osborne, Robin, 1957-
I want to take you higher : the psychedelic era, 1965-1969
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The art and architecture of the ancient Orient
Frankfort, Henri, 1897-1954.
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The art and architecture of Islam, 650-1250
Ettinghausen, Richard.
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Greek sculpture : the classical period : a handbook
Boardman, John, 1927-
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Bach, Beethoven and the boys : music history as it ought to be taught
Barber, David W. (David William), 1958-
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Tess of the dUrbervilles : a pure woman
Hardy, Thomas, 1840-1928.
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Thinking with a pencil
Nelms, Henning, 1900-
912.768 R187t
Rand McNally commercial reference map and guide
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Bleak House
Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870.
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The cover of the mask : the autobiographers in Charlotte Brontes fiction
Tromly, Annette.
Bach, his life and times
Dowley, Tim.
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The great web : the form of Hardys major fiction
Gregor, Ian.
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Art in everyday life
Goldstein, Harriet Irene.
The memoirs of Cordell Hull
Hull, Cordell, 1871-1955.
783.2 D77s
Singing : the art and craft
Drew, W. S. (William Sidney).
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High mass in B minor
Bach, Johann Sebastian, 1685-1750.
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Obstetrician & Gynecologist (OB/GYN)
8 years of experience
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8 years of experience
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11475 Robinson Dr NW
Minneapolis, MN 55433 Phone number & directions
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Dr. Tessie Barrett, MD is board certified in Obstetrics & Gynecology.
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It wasn't so long ago that downtown Los Angeles after six P.M. was a ghost town. This is the case no longer, and it's thanks in no small part to the Downtown Standard — in particular, the rooftop bar, with its astroturf, topiary gardens and waterbed loungers, a fixture on the downtown nightlife scene, and a place so exclusive that guests are issued bracelets to guarantee entry.
The former headquarters of the Superior Oil company; the interiors today are bright and funky, and the clientele tends to the youthful and eclectic end of the spectrum. Guest rooms include everything a business traveler could want, including sprawling work desks, T1 lines and cordless phones, but the environment is decidedly slanted toward leisure and entertaining; stereo systems and DVD players are standard, and the minibar contains not just snacks and drinks but also such goodies as disposable cameras and Mr. Bubble for the oversized tubs.
The plush (and bright yellow) restaurant is open round the clock, as is room service, and the menu, refreshingly enough, is both familiar and affordable. The lobby bar is a scene unto itself but the real action happens upstairs, in the retro-futuristic rooftop lounge, where red-suited waitresses serve cocktails surrounded by the panorama of the skyscrapers of downtown Los Angeles.
Please note: The pool will be closed from January 1 through March 31.
How to get there:
The Standard Downtown LA is a 30 minute drive from Los Angeles International Airport but the drive can take up to 45-minutes depending on traffic. Valet parking is available for $33 USD per night.
- Complimentary upgrade upon hotel check-in, based upon availability
- Guaranteed 3pm late check-out
- SPiN Experience (1 hr of table-tennis play plus 1 drink and a small plate per room guest)
- Complimentary bottled water in the room
- 207 Rooms
- Style: Cutting-Edge
- Atmosphere: Lively
- 134 Guest Reviews
- The Standard Downtown LA
- 550 South Flower Street
- Los Angeles, CA, USA
- Neighborhood: Downtown
Hotel amenities and services
- 24 hour concierge
- 24 hour front desk
- 24 hour gym
- 24 hour medical assistance
- 24 hour room service
- ATM/bank office
- Bar
- Beauty salon
- Business center
- Central air conditioning
- Free wi-fi
- Lounge
- Luggage storage
- Multi-lingual staff
- Outdoor swimming pool
- Pets allowed (charges apply)
- Restaurant
- Rooftop terrace bar
- Self service parking (charges apply)
- Shopping area nearby
- Valet parking (charges apply)
- Wake-up service
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134 Guest Reviews
All reviews are from Tablet guests with verified stays.
- Oleg
- Stayed May 2011
- Rating: Fair
What I liked:
I've stayed at different The Standard hotels before and usually it is a very good experience.
What the hotel could do better:
I was placed in the 4th floor room (room 400), facing Flower St. - extremely noisy, especially if you come from East Coast and try to sleep in (till normal west coast time).
People from the office building across have a hobby of watching what's happening at the Standard hotel rooms.
Dry cleaning service was horrible. After sending my blazer in for dry cleaning it returned with all the stains still on it.
Overall hotel atmosphere is very cool, however their rooftop bar features very low quality, jersey-shore-type crowd, which doesn't fit with what's advertised.
I stayed for 3 nights, and 2 of the nights my toiletries were not replaced/replenished.
- Theresa
- Stayed June 2011
- Rating: Fair
What I liked:
I enjoyed my stay at The Standard Hotel Downtown LA, but the walls are thin and my room was obviously worn and in need of a good scrub (and maybe even reno). The best things about this hotel are its location, price, and efficient room service. This hotel is located in the middle of new downtown, and it is within walking distance to the subway, major bus lines, old downtown ( the "historic core"), and many fantastic restaurants and bars. If you want to experience the charm of the more interesting parts of LA without a car, this is the place to stay. Also, I highly recommend the breakfast potatoes (they are the best I've had in a long long time) and the chicken & waffles item on the late night menu.
What the hotel could do better:
- The bathrooms needed to be better cleaned. Mine was rather grubby.
- 2 out of the 4 nights of my stay, the sheets that were put on my bed were threadbare (aka they were obviously well worn and they contained holes).
- The hotel needs a concierge. The desk staff were either too busy or seemly reluctant (indifferent?) to help out a traveler.
- Janet
- Stayed June 2011
- Rating: Good
What I liked:
location to the convention center at a reasonable price. despite party atmosphere of the hotel on the whole - the rooms are very very quiet. food better than expected
What the hotel could do better:
hotel a bit on the young partying side. not a criticism, just an observation. a bit tacky to make guests wear paper wristbands to go to the rooftop bar - am i 21? maybe just show the hotel room key or something a bit more palatable.


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Genealogy and Family History Success: How MyHeritage made it happen for us!
This guest post was written by expert genealogist Scott Phillips, owner of Onward to Our Past genealogy services, and specializing in immigrant ancestry. He is a regular genealogy contributor for Huffington Post and also blogs weekly for the e-publications of GenealogyBank.com. Follow Scott on his Facebook page and on his website/blog.
Not all that long ago (in genealogy time) my wife and I received the wonderful news that our son and his wife were expecting our second grandson and would be named William in honor of my dad, who had died a year previously.
I began thinking how well I knew my dad and how well our son knew his grandfather, but his namesake would not personally know him at all. Since no one in our family had ever done any family history research, I made the fateful decision to write a paragraph or two about my father so my grandson would know him.
Now, years later, I still find myself laughing when I think back to my desire to write "a paragraph or two"! Our family tree now includes over 11,100 individuals representing 3,685 families, and contains over 6,900 images and documents.
The family tree was not always this robust. However, thanks to MyHeritage, it is now – and it keeps on growing. Continue reading "Genealogy and Family History Success: How MyHeritage made it happen for us!" »
Major update of the MyHeritage mobile app
We're happy to announce a new version of the MyHeritage mobile app with great improvements for managing photos.
The MyHeritage mobile app is an easy way to build and edit your family tree on-the-go, and to research historical records, wherever you are.
With the new and improved version of the mobile app, it is now easier than ever to manage your family site photos directly from your mobile device. Now you can see all those photos, as well as tagged photos for any individual in your tree.
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This blog post covers the new updates to the MyHeritage mobile app. To read about the app's many existing features, please see the following blog posts from past releases.
There are two major additions to the new version:
1- The new Family Photos section on the home screen replaces the previous Photo Sharing section. Tap it to view all albums from your family site, and all photos in any album.
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- What specific cause are you most dedicated to?
Easy - as a school trustee its always about kids and education. Kids need good places to learn and grow! Keeping kids at the centre and in one's heart and mind (which somedays I wonder about that) is and should be the main thing - the rest is politics. It's about keeping the public in education and the private out - as it's a slippery slope where propping up public dollars with private ones hide the underfunding and the "hidden" two tier nature of public education. Schools are more than about "getting an education" but about our culture, society, citizenship, and the future. School are the hubs of our communities.
- What positive change do you want to see in your city?
I don't live in the city so that sure was a urban centric question - LOL. But I grew up in a city - Windsor - and frequently go to Toronto. That said, I would like cities to see rural places as more than places for "resource extraction" and give more respect to "farmers who feed cities."
- What cause (or movement) are you most dedicated against?
I'm with Devon Johnstone on this one. "The growing anti-human rights movement that seems to be gaining momentum in Canada." I don't want those kinds of believes being ok in our schools. I believe - strongly - that all kids should go to school together and that diversity and differences should be celebrated and encouraged. I also agreed with his statement: "... there seem to be a lot of people out there who are using over-the-top rhetoric and deception to support a thinly veiled attempt to make xenophobia socially and politically palatable."
- What negative change do you want to see in your city?
Again, I don't live in a city. I want to see less need for fundraising in schools for essentials, extra-curricular activities, and school programs and schools properly funded with public dollars. This is the hidden two-tier of public education where rich school areas get more because they can raise more private dollars.
- If you could live in any city in the world, where would it be?
I would not live in a city except maybe Vancouver (I'm a warm weather lover), and maybe in the Mayan Rivera in Mexico. I love the heat, the beach, and the people, and I speak a bit of Spanish.
- If you could visit any city (not live), where would it be?
Well not any particular city but Scotland in general - my last name use to be McIntyre - enough said. Most importantly, I have a very special place in my heart and always on my mind and thus - someday - may visit Escuala-in Llilla in Ecuador. Heavy heart....
- Favourite time of the year?
Summer. I'm a beach person who loves to swim, be outdoors, and be active.
- Favourite reading subject?
Education and social policy. And of course current events and politics - dah.
- Favourite author?
Noam Chomsky & Robert Munsch.
- Tag at least 5 other bloggers to do this meme.
I have decided to use an objective criterion for tagging. These are the last five bloggers who appear in my politics category on Google Reader: Buckdog, blogging a dead horse, ADHR, HUD, and Curiosity Cat.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Fingered for the FACEBOOK Meme via Peterborough Politics
Fingered and tagged by Blogger Northwestern Lad Blogger over at Peterborough Politics, as the Facebook meme morphed into the blogosphere, means alas answering ten questions, and get revenge by tagging five more bloggers, to reveal their inner selves (or at least the ones they are willing to reveal!).
Monday, April 20, 2009
Liberals Missing from the House - SAME OLD, SAME OLD
Liberals missing from House of Commons votes
Despite Official Opposition Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff's "empty promise" that "his party would no longer sit on its hands during votes in Parliament, Liberal MPs have missed three times as many votes in the House of Commons so far this year as Conservative members."
Liberal's are standing together with the Harper Conservatives when they bother to show up
Angelo Persichilli a good old "regressive" pretend progressive liberal wonders (in his usual NDP bashing article)
Despite Official Opposition Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff's "empty promise" that "his party would no longer sit on its hands during votes in Parliament, Liberal MPs have missed three times as many votes in the House of Commons so far this year as Conservative members."
The Liberals posted the worst record for voting of the four parties in the House, standing to be counted fewer times on average than even Bloc Quebecois MPs.PROPPING UP THE CONSERVATIVE GOVERNMENT
And when Liberal MPs did show up, they voted the same way as the Conservatives 79 per cent of the time.NDP ACTING AS THE ONLY OPPOSITION TO THE REGRESSIVE NEOCON GOVERNMENT
With the exception of a few MPs on one motion, NDP members voted against the Conservatives at every chance. Most of the votes where the Liberals aligned with the Tories were related to the budget.IGGY DIDN'T LIKE THE OLD STRATEGY
"tired of sitting down. Is that clear?"SO NOW
Liberal's are standing together with the Harper Conservatives when they bother to show up
Ignatieff did not set a particularly strong example in this session, however. He missed eight of the 47 recorded votes.THE REAL OPPOSITION
NDP Leader Jack Layton and Bloc Leader Gilles Duceppe were in the House for all but two votes. Dion, now an MP, attended all but one vote this session [too little, too late].LIBERALS ARE THE MOST REGRESSIVE "PRETEND" PROGRESSIVES~LOL
Some of the votes on which the Liberals supported the government were little more than parliamentary housekeeping, but they also helped the Tories defeat Bloc Quebecois and NDP amendments to the budget, quashed proposed changes to trade laws and backed a bill on the transport of dangerous goods, among others.LIBERAL MOUTHPIECE FOR THE RIGHT WING LIBERAL FACTION
Angelo Persichilli a good old "regressive" pretend progressive liberal wonders (in his usual NDP bashing article)
Does anyone know where Jack's been?Check the House on the Hill, Angelo. You know where you supposedly report "news" (questionable) from. Where MPs are suppose to work, and where MPs get paid by us, to represent us, and are suppose to do work for us, instead of "not showing up" or gad flying about and preening for the press as "SUPERFICIAL PRETENDERS"
Sunday, April 19, 2009
The Re-RE-Making of Michael by Michael - as Canada burns!
The lady protests too much
Michael Ignatieff is adamant: He didn't write this book to help him win the prime minister's job. He didn't write it as a defence for living so long outside Canada. And he certainly wasn't trying to pen a political treatise or party platform.
Sure, right, gotcha, Michael
In the dark days, when Harper prologued government, Ignatieff was burning up the lamp light on the cold, dark days & nights, madly typing the finishing touches on his book (about him and his glorious "true patriot" ancestors), as the biggest debate on coalition or no coalition raged on in Canada.
Now there's priorities for yeah, but I digress
Ignatieff, by all appearances or more aptly "no appearances" showed he was "too busy" and "uninterested" to walk amongst ordinary Canadians in the bitter cold of December/January.
Rallies too plebeian for you Michael?
Now Michael is plugging his book, and "whispering sweet words" of nothing into our ears
But empty barrels do make the most noise, as my mom use to say
But actions speak louder than words - right?
This is the Liberals and Michael's record ~ ROFL
Actions do speak louder than words - et tu Canadians?
Saturday, April 18, 2009
NDP - BAN asbestos - No Shameful Double Standard
The NDP is presently the only party in Parliament to adopt a policy in support of banning asbestos.
It's time for Mr. Harper and Mr. Ignatieff to end this shameful double standard: Our export of this dangerous product overseas has indeed got to stop.Enough said: What Canadians see is that when it comes to conduct and ethics, neither Conservatives nor Liberals have a moral compass when dealing with this kind of matter.
Canadians have come to expect from the Harper Conservatives that their moral compass is lacking, but Liberals, well they protest too much.
Again, after another shameful about face by the Liberal leader - Mr. Ignatieff - it's fitting to remind Canadians, as York University political scientist James Laxer, leader of the NDP's former left-wing Waffle group, has written in another context but fits here as well:
"Ignatieff's slippery view of [ASBESTOS] could end by reminding people of what they like least about the Liberal party -- its tendency toward opportunism at the expense of principle."
Sunday, April 12, 2009
PP 2.0 - Dispatches by Northwestern Lad: Evidence From Attawapiskat (Video)
PP 2.0 - Dispatches by Northwestern Lad: Evidence From Attawapiskat (Video): "Evidence From Attawapiskat (Video)"
H/T to my friend Cam! Standing together with the community of Attawapiskat and BUILDING A SCHOOL.
H/T to my friend Cam! Standing together with the community of Attawapiskat and BUILDING A SCHOOL.
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Don't Be Fooled AGAIN - Iggy is a right winger & so is the Liberal party!
Ignatieff, who is perceived to be leading the Liberal party to the right - well du -
Liberal philosophy redux - winning - is all that matters folks!
Liberals are not progressive - no kidding - LOL
Liberal philosophy redux - winning - is all that matters folks!
Liberals are not progressive - no kidding - LOL
Wednesday, April 08, 2009
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Alleged Colorado Theater Shooter Could Face Medicated Interviews
Originally published on Mon March 11, 2013 5:18 pm
The judge in charge of the case against the alleged Colorado theater shooter said he would warn James Holmes that if he pleads not guilty by reason of insanity he could be drugged for interviews with the state.
Denver's ABC affiliate reports:
"Judge William Blair Sylvester issued an order Monday with a list of questions and information he will give Holmes if Holmes enters that plea. ...
"The defense asked Judge Sylvester to tell Holmes in court the consequences of an insanity plea and the judge agreed last week.
"That list includes that Holmes could face a narcoanalytic interview using drugs that are medically appropriate."
According to the local CBS station, a "narcoanalytic interview" is conducted using a "truth serum," usually sodium amytal and pentothol that lowers inhibitions and is thought to lead to a more truthful exchange.
The point of using it in Holmes' case is to determine whether or not he was insane when he allegedly opened fire in a crowded movie theater last July, killing 12 people and injuring 70.
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"They asked the judge to clarify the meaning of the word 'cooperate' — as in, the law says defendants must cooperate with court-ordered mental examinations — as well as the term 'mental condition.' They also asked the judge to rule that 'state doctors should not be allowed to interrogate Mr. Holmes about the facts of the case' or cause him to incriminate himself, in addition to asking the judge to rule the laws unconstitutional," the paper writes.
The judge found the laws were constitutional and the ABC affiliate reports that he expanded a bit on what "cooperation" means in his decision today.
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The Triple S Planning Commission's consideration this month of a proposed outlet mall for the south side of Interstate 64 in Simpsonville may be a little different public hearing than the first.
Steve Porter, a Louisville-based real estate attorney, has been hired by the Hunters Pointe subdivision homeowners association to represent its interests around the development.
The developers, Trio Property Management and Paragon Outlets Development, who are proposing a 400,000-square-foot outlet mall to be built along Buck Creek Road between the north side of the subdivision and the south side of I-64 east, are requesting a zone change on the 81-acre property.
About 16 acres of the site is properly zoned Interstate Commercial (X-1), and the request, which will be heard at Triple S' meeting on Oct. 1, is to rezone the remaining acreage from Agricultural to X-1.
The meeting will include a public hearing for input on the commission's decision.
Hunters Pointe directly abuts the proposed site on its southern perimeter.
Earlier Horizon Group Properties cleared a zone change request on a 50-acre site on the west side of Buck Creek Road – or basically across the road from Trio's property. The Simpsonville City Commission gave final approval last month. Both proposed malls would be in the city limits.
Horizon is awaiting approval on a permit from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to drain some or all of a lake on its property, but otherwise has the necessary local approvals to begin work on a 364,000-square-foot Outlet Shoppes of Louisville.
Porter said he and his clients have been working with the staff of Triple S and would meet with the attorney and land planner for the Trio/Paragon development today to discuss protection for his clients.
"Their [homeowners'] interest is to protect the peace and quiet of their existing neighborhood," he said. "They would like to see as many trees saved as possible, and they want to be protected from lights.
"Basically, when they're in their backyards, they don't want to feel like they're in the middle an outlet mall."
However, until the two sides meet, Porter said, everything is speculation.
"There are certain major concerns that my clients have, and they want to see how the developers will work with them," he said. "It could include reducing the size of the project, maybe, or certain protections with buffers and trees and good lighting, not something obtrusive.
"Until we have that discussion, we don't know if we will be there [at the Triple S hearing on Oct. 16] to oppose the project in its current and proposed state, or if we'll just stay away."
Porter said his clients realize that development is coming, and that they are not talking to or trying to work with the Horizon development.
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May Day on May 1 is an ancient Northern Hemisphere spring festival and usually a public holiday;[1] it is also a traditional spring holiday in many cultures. Dances, singing, and cake are usually part of the celebrations that the day includes.
In the late 19th Century, May Day was chosen as the date for International Workers' Day by the Socialists and Communists of the Second International to commemorate the Haymarket affair in Chicago. In those countries that celebrate International Workers' Day, the day may also be referred to as "May Day" but it is a different celebration from the traditional May Day.
Traditional May Day origins and celebrations[edit]
The earliest May Day celebrations appeared in pre-Christian times, with the Floralia, festival of Flora, the Roman goddess of flowers, held April 27 during the Roman Republic era, and with the Walpurgis Night celebrations of the Germanic countries. It is also associated with the Gaelic Beltane, most commonly held on April 30. The day was a traditional summer holiday in many pre-Christian European pagan cultures. While February 1 was the first day of Spring, May 1 was the first day of summer; hence, the summer solstice on June 25 (now June 21) was Midsummer.[citation needed]
As Europe became Christianised, the pagan holidays lost their religious character and May Day changed into a popular secular celebration. A significant celebration of May Day occurs in Germany where it is one of several days on which St. Walburga, credited with bringing Christianity to Germany, is celebrated. The secular versions of May Day, observed in Europe and America, may be best known for their traditions of dancing around the maypole and crowning the Queen of May. Fading in popularity since the late 20th century is the giving of "May baskets," small baskets of sweets or flowers, usually left anonymously on neighbors' doorsteps.[2]
Since the 18th Century, many Roman Catholics have observed May — and May Day — with various May devotions to the Blessed Virgin Mary[3] In works of art, school skits, and so forth, Mary's head will often be adorned with flowers in a May crowning. May 1st is also one of two feast days of the Catholic patron saint of workers St Joseph the Worker, a carpenter, husband to Mother Mary, and surrogate father of Jesus.[4] Replacing another feast to St. Joseph, this date was chosen by the Pope Pius XII in 1955 to create as a counterpoint to the Communist International Workers Day celebrations on May Day.[4]
Beginning in the late 20th century, many neopagans began reconstructing traditions and celebrating May Day as a pagan religious festival.[5]
Great Britain[edit]
Traditional English May Day rites and celebrations include Morris dancing, crowning a May Queen and celebrations involving a maypole. Much of this tradition derives from the pagan Anglo-Saxon customs held during "Þrimilci-mōnaþ"[6] (the Old English name for the month of May meaning Month of Three Milkings) along with many Celtic traditions.
May Day has been a traditional day of festivities throughout the centuries. May Day is most associated with towns and villages celebrating springtime fertility (of the soil, livestock, and people) and revelry with village fetes and community gatherings. Since the reform of the Catholic calendar, May 1 is the Feast of St Joseph the Worker, the patron saint of workers. Seeding has been completed by this date and it was convenient to give farm labourers a day off. Perhaps the most significant of the traditions is the maypole, around which traditional dancers circle with ribbons.
The May Day bank holiday, on the first Monday in May, was traditionally the only one to affect the state school calendar, although new arrangements in some areas to even out the length of school terms mean that Good Friday (a common law holiday) and Easter Monday (a bank holiday), which vary from year to year, may also fall during term time. The Spring Bank Holiday on the first Monday in May was created in 1978; May Day itself – May 1 – is not a public holiday in England (unless it falls on a Monday). In February 2011, the UK Parliament was reported to be considering scrapping the bank holiday associated with May Day, replacing it with a bank holiday in October, possibly coinciding with Trafalgar Day (celebrated on October 21), to create a "United Kingdom Day."[7]
May Day was abolished and its celebration banned by puritan parliaments during the Interregnum, but reinstated with the restoration of Charles II in 1660.[8] May 1, 1707, was the day the Act of Union came into effect, joining England and Scotland to form the Kingdom of Great Britain.
In Oxford, it is traditional for May Morning revellers to gather below the Great Tower of Magdalen College at 6:00 a.m. to listen to the college choir sing traditional madrigals as a conclusion to the previous night's celebrations. It is then thought to be traditional for some people to jump off Magdalen Bridge into the River Cherwell. However this has actually only been fashionable since the 1970s, possibly due to the presence of television cameras. In recent years, the bridge has been closed on 1 May to prevent people from jumping, as the water under the bridge is only 2 feet (61 cm) deep and jumping from the bridge has resulted in serious injury in the past. There are still people who insist on climbing the barriers and leaping into the water, causing themselves injury.[10]
In Durham, students of the University of Durham gather on Prebend's Bridge to see the sunrise and enjoy festivities, folk music, dancing, madrigal singing and a barbecue breakfast. This is an emerging Durham tradition, with patchy observance since 2001.
Kingsbury Episcopi, Somerset, has seen its yearly May Day Festival celebrations on the May bank holiday Monday burgeon in popularity in the recent years. Since it was reinstated 21 years ago it has grown in size, and on May 5th 2014 thousands of revellers were attracted from all over the South West to enjoy the festivities, with BBC Somerset covering the celebrations. These include traditional maypole dancing and morris dancing, as well as a number of excellent contemporary music acts; artists such as Mad Dog Mcrea and the Three Daft Monkeys have played in previous years. In 2014, the Green Man Stage was graced with four acts, including traditional Somerset folk singer Mary Bateman, upbeat folk act The Roving Crows, solo acoustic artist Gaz Brookfield and the Lounge Lizards.
Whitstable, Kent, hosts a good example of more traditional May Day festivities, where the Jack in the Green festival was revived in 1976 and continues to lead an annual procession of morris dancers through the town on the May Bank Holiday. A separate revival occurred in Hastings in 1983 and has become a major event in the town calendar. A traditional Sweeps Festival is performed over the May bank holiday in Rochester, Kent, where the Jack in the Green is woken at dawn on May 1 by Morris dancers.
At 7:15 p.m. on May 1 each year, the Kettle Bridge Clogs[11] morris dancing side dance across Barming Bridge (otherwise known as the Kettle Bridge), which spans the River Medway near Maidstone, to mark the official start of their morris dancing season. Also known as Ashtoria Day in Northern parts of rural Cumbria. A celebration of unity and female bonding. Although not very well known, it is often cause for huge celebration.
The Maydayrun involves thousands of motorbikes taking a 55-mile (89 km) trip from London (Locksbottom) to the Hastings seafront, East Sussex. The event has been taking place for almost 30 years now and has grown in interest from around the country, both commercially and publicly. The event is not officially organised; the police only manage the traffic, and volunteers manage the parking.
Padstow in Cornwall holds its annual Obby-Oss (Hobby Horse) day of festivities. This is believed to be one of the oldest fertility rites in the UK; revellers dance with the Oss through the streets of the town and even through the private gardens of the citizens, accompanied by accordion players and followers dressed in white with red or blue sashes who sing the traditional "May Day" song. The whole town is decorated with springtime greenery, and every year thousands of onlookers attend. Prior to the 19th-century distinctive May day celebrations were widespread throughout West Cornwall, and are being revived in St. Ives and Penzance.
Kingsand, Cawsand and Millbrook in Cornwall celebrate Flower Boat Ritual on the May Day bank holiday. A model of the ship The Black Prince is covered in flowers and is taken in procession from the Quay at Millbrook to the beach at Cawsand where it is cast adrift. The houses in the villages are decorated with flowers and people traditionally wear red and white clothes. There are further celebrations in Cawsand Square with Morris dancing and May pole dancing.
At the University of St Andrews, some of the students gather on the beach late on April 30 and run into the North Sea at sunrise on May Day, occasionally naked. This is accompanied by torchlit processions and much elated celebration.
Both Edinburgh and Glasgow organize Mayday festivals and rallies. In Edinburgh, the Beltane Fire Festival is held on the evening of May eve and into the early hours of May Day on the city's Calton Hill. An older Edinburgh tradition has it that young women who climb Arthur's Seat and wash their faces in the morning dew will have lifelong beauty.
In London the May Day march and rally, organised by the London May Day Committee (South East Region Trades Councils), gather together in Clerkenwell Green near the Marx Memorial Library before marching to Trafalgar Square for a rally with speeches from representatives of local, national and international trades unions and campaigning organisations. This event always takes place on May 1st with the intention to reinstate May 1st, regardless of what day it falls on, as a national holiday. More images and information of London's May Day rally is covered by the "Working Class Heroes" project.
Celebrations among the younger generations take place on May Day Eve, see Walpurgis Night in Finland, most prominent being the afternoon "crowning" of statues in towns around the country with a student cap.
May Day is known as Vappu in Finnish. This is a public holiday that is the only carnival-style street festivity in the country. People young and old, particularly students, party outside, picnic and wear caps or other decorative clothing.
Some Finns make a special lemonade from lemons, brown sugar, and yeast called "sima." It contains very little alcohol, so even children can drink it. A similar product can also be bought in all stores. Some Finns also make doughnuts and a crisp pastry fried in oil made from a similar, more liquid dough.
Balloons and other decorations like paper streamers are seen everywhere.
May Day or "Spring Day" (Kevadpüha) is a national holiday in Estonia celebrating the arrival of spring.
More traditional festivities take place throughout the night before and into the early hours of May 1, on the Walpurgis Night (Volbriöö).
On May 1, 1561, King Charles IX of France received a lily of the valley as a lucky charm. He decided to offer a lily of the valley each year to the ladies of the court. At the beginning of the 20th century, it became custom to give a sprig of lily of the valley, a symbol of springtime, on May 1. The government permits individuals and workers' organisations to sell them tax-free. Nowadays, people may present loved ones either with bunches of lily of the valley or dog rose flowers.[12]
In rural regions of Germany, especially the Harz Mountains, Walpurgisnacht celebrations of pagan origin are traditionally held on the night before May Day, including bonfires and the wrapping of a Maibaum (maypole). Young people use this opportunity to party, while the day itself is used by many families to get some fresh air. Motto: "Tanz in den Mai!" ("Dance into May!"). In the Rhineland, May 1 is also celebrated by the delivery of a maypole, a tree covered in streamers to the house of a girl the night before. The tree is typically from a love interest, though a tree wrapped only in white streamers is a sign of dislike. Women usually place roses or rice in the form of a heart at the house of their beloved one. It is common to stick the heart to a window or place it in front of the doormat.
On leap years, it is the responsibility of the women to place the maypole.
All the action is usually done secretly and it is an individual's choice whether to give a hint of their identity or stay anonymous.
May Day was not established as a public holiday until 1933. As Labour Day, many political parties and unions host activities related to work and employment.
May Day has been celebrated in Ireland since pagan times as the feast of Bealtaine and in latter times as Mary's day. Traditionally, bonfires were lit to mark the coming of summer and to banish the long nights of winter. Officially Irish May Day holiday is the first Monday in May. Old traditions such as bonfires are no longer widely observed, though the practice still persists in some places across the country. Limerick, Clare and many other people in other counties still keep on this tradition such as the town of Arklow in Co. Wicklow.[13]
On May Day, Bulgarians celebrate Irminden (or Yeremiya, Eremiya, Irima, Zamski den). The holiday is associated with snakes and lizards and rituals are made in order to protect people from them. The name of the holiday comes from the prophet Jeremiah, but its origins are most probably pagan.
It is said that on the days of the Holy Forty or Annunciation snakes come out of their burrows, and on Irminden their king comes out. Old people believe that those working in the fields on this day will be bitten by a snake in summer.
In Western Bulgaria people light fires, jump over them and make noises to scare snakes. Another custom is to prepare "podnici" (special clay pots made for baking bread).
This day is especially observed by pregnant women so that their offspring do not catch "yeremiya" — an illness due to evil powers.
On May Day, the Romanians celebrate the arminden (or armindeni), the beginning of summer, symbolically tied with the protection of crops and farm animals. The name comes from Slavonic Jeremiinŭ dĭnĭ, meaning prophet Jeremiah's day, but the celebration rites and habits of this day are apotropaic and pagan (possibly originating in the cult of the god Pan).
The day is also called ziua pelinului (mugwort day) or ziua bețivilor (drunkards' day) and it is celebrated to insure good wine in autumn and, for people and farm animals alike, good health and protection from the elements of nature (storms, hail, illness, pests). People would have parties in the nature with lăutari (fiddlers), for those who could afford it. There, it is customary to roast and eat lamb, also eat new mutton cheese and drink mugwort-flavoured wine or just red wine to refresh the blood and get protection from diseases. On the way back, the men wear lilac or mugwort flowers on their hats.
Other apotropaic rites include, in some areas of the country, people washing their faces with the morning dew (for good health) and adorning the gates for good luck and abundance with green branches or with birch saplings (for the houses with maiden girls). The entries to the animals' shelters are also adorned with green branches. All branches are left in place until the wheat harvest when they are used in the fire which will bake the first bread from the new wheat.
On May Day eve, country women do not work in the field as well as in the house to avoid devastating storms and hail coming down on the village.
Arminden is also ziua boilor (oxen day) and thus the animals are not to be used for work, or else they could die or their owners could get ill.
It is said that the weather is always good on May Day to allow people to celebrate.
The more traditional festivities have moved to the day before, Walpurgis Night ("Valborgsmässoafton"), known in some locales as simply "Last of April."
The first of May is instead celebrated as International Workers' Day.
North America[edit]
May Day is celebrated in some parts of the Province of British Columbia and Alberta.
British Columbia
Celebrations often take place not on May 1 but during the Victoria Day long weekend, later in the month and when the weather is likely to be better. The honor of having the longest continually observed May Day in the British Commonwealth – since 1870 – is claimed by the BC city of New Westminster.
Drumheller Alberta
Locally known as Miners' Day, or Labourers' Day, Drumheller's May Day was the traditional spring holiday blended with International Workers' Day. The day typically began with a large procession of miners, workers and families. With perhaps two thousand participants or more in the march, the May Day procession was larger than the Dominion Day Parade.[14]
For the parade, workers carried banners of their union local and placards with political or social declarations. During the height of the communist influence in the Valley between the wars, large and small red flags were carried by hand, attached to bicycles, or baby carriages.
Although May Day was big in Drumheller, it was not universally loved - especially by law enforcement. On more than one occasion, mounted police were ordered, on horseback, to forcibly confiscate Red Banners and any pro-labour placards.
Drumheller's Miners' Day was also an opportunity for picnic speeches. Labour organisers such as Kid Burns, Slim Evans, and Pat Lenihan gave fiery speeches, often in Newcastle, as hundreds eagerly listened and picnicked. The police, out in force but often in dress uniform watched on from a short distance. [15]
The day wasn't complete without ice cream, contests, dances, sports, and games. Some of the events were held at Newcastle Park, some downtown. Everyone who worked at the mines had the day off, and it became an unofficial school holiday too.
"I can recall the coal loading contests, climbing the greasy pole for the big ham that was tied to the top; releasing a greased pig amongst the huge throng of miners and their families; the games of quoits and the horseshoes; playing cricket, and the bagpipes." Ido Michielin, Drumheller Valley Coal Miner.
Drumheller's Miners' Day disappeared in the 1950s, but was revived for the Valley's Mining Centennial in 2011. Now known as the May Day Miners' Festival and held the first weekend in May, the popular event focuses on remembering the Valley's mine history, and honours the more than 207 coal miners killed on the job. The procession of coal miners, and mining families marches to the Miners' Memorial on Centre Street. Placards carried now have the names coal miners who worked in the Valley or were killed here. RCMP and other uniformed officers are now active participants in the day's events. Dances, music, sports events, and food are usually part of the weekend-long community-wide celebrations.[16]
United States[edit]
May Day was also celebrated by some early European settlers of the American continent. In some parts of the United States, May Baskets are made. These are small baskets usually filled with flowers or treats and left at someone's doorstep. The giver rings the bell and runs away. The person receiving the basket tries to catch the fleeing giver; if caught, a kiss is exchanged.[citation needed]
Modern May Day ceremonies in the U.S. vary greatly from region to region and many unite both the holiday's "Green Root" (pagan) and "Red Root" (labor) traditions.[17] In 2006, after the passing of the "Illegal Immigration Control Act," May Day was the date of protests, largely around the issue of immigration reform.
May Day celebrations were common at women's colleges and academic institutions in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, a tradition that continues at Bryn Mawr College to this day.
In Hawaii, May Day is also known as Lei Day, and it is normally set aside as a day to celebrate island culture in general and the culture of the Native Hawaiians in particular. Invented by poet and local newspaper columnist Eric Kosciuszko in the 1920s, it has since been adopted by state and local government, as well as local residents, and has taken on the sense of a general spring celebration. The first official Lei Day was proposed in 1927 in Honolulu by poet and artist Don Blanding. Leonard "Red" and Ruth Hawk composed "May Day Is Lei Day in Hawai'i," the traditional holiday song. Originally it was a contemporary fox trot, later rearranged as the Hawaiian hula song performed today.[citation needed]
May Day is celebrated as a public holiday in two territories in Australia, the Northern Territory and Queensland, where the public holiday occurs on the first Monday in May.
See also[edit]
- Fiesta de las Cruces, a holiday celebrated 3 May in many parts of Spain and Hispanic America
- List of films set around May Day
- May devotions to the Blessed Virgin Mary
- Maypole
- May Queen
- Flores de Mayo
- ^ Aveni, Anthony Aveni (2004). "May Day: A Collision of Forces". The Book of the Year: A Brief History of Our Seasonal Holidays. Oxford: Oxford University Press. pp. 79-89.
- ^ "Charming May Day Baskets". Webcache.googleusercontent.com. 2014-04-12. Retrieved 2014-05-01.
- ^ "Special Devotions for Months". The Catholic Encyclopedia. 1911. Retrieved 26 July 2014.
- ^ a b "Saint Joseph". Encyclopedia Britannica. Encyclopedia Britannica. Retrieved 26 July 2014.
- ^ E.g. Douglas Todd: "May Day dancing celebrates neo-pagan fertility", Vancouver Sun, 1 May 2012: accessed May 8, 2014[dead link]
- ^ Caput XV: De mensibus Anglorum from De mensibus Anglorum. Available online: [1]
- ^ Curtis, Polly (February 4, 2011). "Mayday for May Day: Bank Holiday May Move to 'Most Unexceptional of British' October Slot – Minister Says Swap Would Extend Tourist Season But Unions See Tory Plot to Get Rid of Workers' Day". The Guardian. Retrieved May 1, 2013.
- ^ Hutton, Ronald (1996). The rise and fall of Merry England (New ed. ed.). Oxford: Oxford university press. pp. 27–8. ISBN 0-19-285447-X.
- ^ Idylls of the King : Guinevere, Alfred, Lord Tennyson, 1859
- ^ Staff (May 1, 2008). "Jumpers Flout May Day Bridge Ban". BBC News. Retrieved May 1, 2013.
- ^ Steve Cordery. "Kettle Bridge Clogs". Kettle Bridge Clogs. Retrieved 2014-05-01.
- ^ May Day in France Timeanddate.com.
- ^ [2].
- ^ Of Mines & Men, J.E. Russell, 2015
- ^ Of Mines & Men, J.E. Russell, 2015
- ^ Atlas Coal Mine National Historic Site
- ^ Sheehy, Colleen J. (Ed., 1999). Theatre of Wonder: 25 Years in the Heart of the Beast. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press.. p. 79-89.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to May Day.
- Meet Thomas Morton of Merrymount Extensive visual, textual and musical studies of American May Day customs since the first Maypole Revels were held at the Ma-Re Mount or Merrymount plantation on Massachusetts Bay in May 1627, hosted by Englishman Thomas Morton; and, last year the state of Massachusetts' Governor Deval Patrick proclaimed May 1 as Thomas Morton Day.
- May Day classroom resources
- "Children Maypole Dancing - Archive Footage"
- Website with information on modern Hawaiian Lei Day celebration with information on the lei as a traditional Hawaiian cultural art
- Website on modern Lei Day and May Day celebrations in Hawai`i
- Traditional May Day Songs with references
- Dancing up the Sun - May Day Morris Dancing celebrations in North America


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The list's highest-ranked businessman was Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates at No. 4. U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and European Central Bank President Mario Draghi, both public officials, also made the top 10.
"This year's list reflects the changing of the guard in the world's two most powerful countries: the United States and China," Michael Noer, Forbes' executive editor, told Reuters in an email.
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Both U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who have stated they will not be serving in Obama's second term, were not in this year's rankings.
While elected and appointed officials and business people made up the vast majority of Forbes' most powerful, Pope Benedict XVI placed fifth in the rankings.
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Loera, far from a household name, is a billionaire nicknamed "El Chapo" who as head of Mexico's Sinaloa cartel is the world's most powerful drug trafficker, according to Forbes.
Age was also not a barrier, with two of the youngest and oldest of this year's most powerful -- 28-year-old Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and 81-year-old News Corp CEO Rupert Murdoch -- back-to-back at numbers 25 and 26, respectively.
Forbes noted that Zuckerberg fell out of last year's top 10 after Facebook's IPO disappointed. A gainer, meanwhile, was Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, who moved up four spots to No. 18 despite being only halfway into her first term of office.
To create the rankings, which Forbes readily concedes bore a measure of subjectivity, editors graded candidates on four criteria for power and averaged the four grades:
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Some measures, such as power over many people, favored leaders such as the Pope, while the world's richest man -- Mexican telecom magnate Carlos Slim Hula, worth a reported $72 billion -- placed 11th on the strength of his wealth.
Others, such as New York's billionaire Mayor Michael Bloomberg, scored high in all areas, placing him at No. 16.
Noer said that Elon Musk, one of the co-founders of Paypal and Tesla Motors, was "one of the more interesting newcomers" on the list due to his SpaceX company, a private space exploration venture.
"With NASA retiring the space shuttle fleet, private companies like SpaceX have been awarded huge contracts to do things like resupply the International Space Station. The commercialization of space is just beginning, but we expect it to be big business," Noer said.
Former President Bill Clinton placed 50th, with editors noting that by hitting the campaign trail for Obama, Clinton "cemented his status as a kingmaker", along with his nonpartisan Global Initiative raising more than $71 billion in commitments to fund charitable action worldwide.
Other high-ranking heads of state included French President Francois Hollande at No. 14, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh at No. 19 and Iran's Grand Ayatollah Ali Hoseini-Khamenei at No. 21.
Among businessmen in the top 20 were Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett at No. 15, Wal-Mart CEO Michael Duke at No. 17 and Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin at No. 20.
The entire list can be found at www.forbes.com/power as well as the December 24 issue of the magazine.
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