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Mike Rowe and his staff continue to be great advocates for SkillsUSA. This past fall, we were invited to participate in the USA Science and Engineering Festival in April in Washington, D.C. The Festival is billed as the largest STEM show in the nation and expected attendance is around 350,000 over a three-day period. Mike Rowe will sponsor a "Trades Pavilion" at the Festival, and he really wanted SkillsUSA students to be a part of the action. With our new focus on the skilled worker shortage and making the connection from our CTE programs to STEM education, our vision was to have SkillsUSA students perform live, hands-on skill demonstrations as part of the Festival. However, we needed a sponsor to support student travel, housing, meals and equipment. Mike Rowe's team stepped in and connected me directly to the Walmart Foundation and I was asked for a proposal and budget. We spent most of a weekend putting it together and SkillsUSA was approved for a grant for $11,050 to take care of student, advisor and staff expenses to showcase our students at the Festival. Walmart also joined the Festival as a major sponsor, and we will have our own space, adjacent to the Walmart booth. Most of our skill demonstrations will focus on manufacturing and we have also asked for other skills to be demonstrated. This is a great opportunity to open the door to the Walmart Foundation for future support. I know they will fall in love with our students and our program once they experience it.
The connection to the Walmart Foundation comes due to Mike Rowe's partnership with them. Perhaps you saw it aired during the recent Winter Olympics, but you may not have seen the full version – the following link will take you to a 60-second commercial narrated by Mike Rowe entitled "I am a Factory." It's aired by Walmart, and they have pledged $250 billion (with a B) to American manufacturing jobs in the next 10 years! Once you view this video, I think you will see the great connection that SkillsUSA has with Walmart's manufacturing/American jobs initiative. And Mike Rowe's voice is not too bad on the commercial either. See: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OQcoDQq3-o&list=PLs6zAwIMDe3PixJhPPTT3Ks55ZoS-uxhN&index=2.
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As we look forward to the FY15 strategic plan, we have developed a new focus on the skilled worker shortage and STEM education. But, we're not waiting as work in these areas has already begun. At the 2013 NLSC, we had a top executive from The Manpower Group attend as a Special Guest. Manpower has just published the research report from the 2103 Global Talent Shortage Survey. For the seventh year in a row, skilled trades workers represent the number one category of jobs that employers worldwide are finding difficulty filling. And, technicians are, once again, in the top five, coming in at number four.
As we look at the work of SkillsUSA in helping with these pipeline issues, we also look at the reasons employers are having difficulty finding the necessary talent: 48 percent of employers cited the lack of technical competencies (hard skills) and 33 percent cited the lack of workplace competencies (soft skills). This data comes from 40,000 employers across 42 countries and territories. Therefore, we believe it's not much of a stretch to say that SkillsUSA is certainly a part of the solution, particularly, when we look at the hard and soft skill needs of these employers. You can see a short video summary of the report data at this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iu0ADHgFeKI and the full report with other interesting facts about the global shortages at this link: http://www.manpowergroup.us/campaigns/talent-shortage-2013/pdf/2013_Talent_Shortage_Survey_Results_US_lo_0510.pdf.
Visit to Cleveland and from DC on to Baltimore
The week of February 17th, I visited the corporate headquarters of Lincoln Electric in Cleveland, Ohio. The trip was partially to assist a student member who is interested in pursuing a welding career (and I have some experience in that field from several years ago) and to also visit with Carl Peters and other Lincoln executives regarding our national partnership as well as our work with Lincoln and WorldSkills. We toured their manufacturing plant and had a great tour of the new Automation Division, a new initiative that involves custom robotic welding work cells for manufacturing and the welding simulators that Lincoln is now producing for welding training. I provided an overview of SkillsUSA for Lincoln's newest young recruits who will lead the state and regional offices for the company. Lincoln will also be working with the American Welding Society and participating in the USA Science and Engineering Festival in April in Washington DC.
Last week, I participated in a CTSO meeting and the ACTE National Policy Seminar in D.C. – see: https://www.acteonline.org/nps. From there, I traveled to Baltimore on Tuesday and Wednesday to work the SkillsUSA exhibit and to deliver the closing keynote address at to the HVACR and Mechanical Conference for Education Professionals at the Maritime Training Institute. There were nearly 200 of our high school and college HVACR instructors participating from across the nation. I recruited a few new instructors into SkillsUSA and continued our great partnership with all the HVACR, Plumbing and Mechanical trade associations that sponsored the event. To learn more about the event, go to http://www.instructorworkshop.org/conference+sponsors.aspx.
- On February 22, Kelly Persons had the opportunity to discuss how and why STEM-related education is an integral part of CTE during the Fairfax County, Va. Public Schools' STEM H Expo at Chantilly High School.
- Niki Clausen and Heidi Walsh recently returned from a successful visit to Kansas City, Mo. where they met with the national officers to plan for the SkillsUSA 2014 National Leadership and Skills Conference.
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What an absolute delight! You don't know how ecstatic I was to be able to review Spilling the Beans on the Cat's Pajamas by Judy Parkinson. I love word reference books like these -- read them on a train, a bus, whatever, and be able to enjoy it all the way through! The alphabetical listing was so facile; I could look up my favorite euphemisms and scan through the book to catch interesting words, and since there were no chapters like most reference books, I could be satisfied with reading about just one phrase, and move on to the next. Maybe it's because of my love for the English language, or maybe it's just because I'm such a curious person, but it was so fascinating to learn about common, everyday phrases I normally say without a second thought. Each article would list the definition of the expression, it's origin, and sometimes even a direct quotation from the said source. In honor of the book, I'll give you excerpts on the two title expressions, as well as my all-time favorite :)
Spill the Beans
The expression beans "to let on," to tell all -- perhaps prematurely, to an eager audience, to give away a secret, or "to let the cat out of the bag" (which is evidently, a whole nother story).
There are various explanations for the derivation, one of the most colorful being that it may have originated at the turn of the twentieth century as a euphemism for vomiting, because beans represent basic food.
Another possibility is that the phrase comes from the ancient Greek voting practices, where black and white beans were used to represent agreement and disagreement with the issue being voted on. Each voter put one bean into a pot or helmet and the result was revealed by spilling the beans.
The Cat's Pajamas
This colloquialism first surfaced in the 1920s to describe something or someone superlatively good or top-notch and has retained its meaning for almost a hundred years.
Alternative sources suggest that the phrase may come from an early nineteenth-century English tailor E. B. Katz, who apparently made the finest silk pajamas, though there is little evidence to prove this is true.
Cute as a Button
To be charming, pretty, or attractive in a dainty way, almost always with the connotation of being small.
This often used simile sounds odd when you think about it. After all, how is it that a button is cute? That's debatable. Some say the "button" referred to here is not the kind you find on a shirt but actually the flower bud on a bachelor's button. Others insist the phrase refers to the button quail, and adorable little gray, fluffy bird.
Definitely one of the most entertaining reference books I've had the privilege of picking up. Totally recommend it!
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Could such an event occur such as "Rise of the Planet of the Apes?" We have dabbled in the notion that A.I. machines could one day take over the world. Or that aliens would invade our world. So now, Hollywood puts this idea in our heads that one day we might live in a world controlled by apes (I feel a political joke coming on, but I'll leave that up to you).
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- Pantene Medium-Thick Hair Solutions – Frizzy To Smooth Shampoo. Okay, I will give into the notion I'm an ape. Even part of the "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" but that doesn't mean I can't look good. Pantene shampoo helps smooth out unruly, frizzy hair into a silky smooth style.
- Pantene Conditioner Medium-Thick Hair Solutions Frizzy To Smooth. If I'm going shampoo my entire ape-body I might as well finish the job with the right conditioner. Pantene conditioner will soften my coarse ape-body hair.
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- Gold Bond Ultimate Hand Sanitizer Moisturizer. Kills up to 99.99% of germs, non-drying with 7 hydrating moisturizers and 5 essential vitamins. What? If I'm an ape, I knuckle walk. My knuckles scrape along pavements, grass, or on top of cars. I don't like germs.
- St. Ives Intensive Healing Hand Cream Moisturizer. Speaking of moisturizers, after a long day of terrorizing the city, my ape-hands will need a strong hand cream. Moisturizer clinically proven to keep dry, rough hands moisturized all day. If I am one of the apes in a lab from "Rise of the Planet of the Apes," I won't like the word "clinically" placed on any product–but in this case, I'll look the other way. Just this once.
- First Aid Antiseptic Spray. It's inevitable that I or one of my ape-friends will cut themselves. To prevent infection it's always good to have a no-sting first aid antiseptic. Hey, apes don't like sting on a wound anymore than humans.
- Naturally Fresh Deodorant Crystal Body Deodorant Spray Mist. Just because primates control the world does not mean everyone, human or ape alike must endure the harsh smell of body odor. This simple spray mist is fragrant free, hypoallergenic with a fresh spring scent. Apes don't use roll-ons.
If you were an ape from "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" what products would you get from Target?
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OH THANK YOU!! I was so stessed out cuz I take 10mg percocet for my back and i ran out so i got one of these and i took it till tommorow and i didnt feel like it was the same thing and i thought how stupid for taking that cuz i also take blood press med and i thought great. Could you tell me where you found it? I looked everywhere for about two hours and could pull nothing up.Thanks agian.
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I've been offered a midwifery apprenticeship in Oregon, so it looks like our family is going to be making the drive from upstate New York to Lebanon, Oregon this fall.
We'll be driving along I-84 and Rt. 20 for this part of the trip and I am looking for field trip suggestions for stops along the way.
Our children will be 11, 8, 6, and 4 when we make the trip. We've always homeschooled and I'm thinking we'll treat this like the biggest homeschool field trip we've ever had.
What can you suggest that's clost to the highway that we shouldn't miss?
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I'm pretty fresh on these forums, but if you wanted to hang out, I live pretty close to the highway. I'm in Caldwell, ID.
Check out City of Rocks state park, which is in southern Idaho. I haven't been yet, but have heard rave reviews and seen some pretty awesome pictures. It's a good place for kids who climb on rocks. :-)
Boise has a number of nice city parks with a Greenbelt connecting them, which is nice and cheap if everyone needs to stretch their legs. I like to check out the Pendleton Wool Mill in Pendleton, Oregon, though they don't have great bargains too often. HTH!
Multnomah falls, Bonneville dam and historic Columbia highway laced with waterfalls are all great stops.
The High Desert Museum in Bend is really cool, so is Newberry National Volcanic Monument (bend area).
Malheur National Wildlife Refuge is pretty cool for a learning experience on wetlands/wildlife, etc-it's about 30mi south of Burns.
The 20 is pretty remote until you get to Bend, Eastern OR is really beautiful.
Once you get to Lebanon there are so many daytrip opportunities that are great experiences for kids-the Willamette Valley is a really great area with tons of stuff to do! Feel free to PM me if you have any other questions.
I know you posted about homeschool info, my partner is checking with a friend & I'll get back to you once we get some info.
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Just going to second the High Desert Museum and the lava caves and such near Bend. Both wonderful!
Not sure what route this is around in Idaho, but the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center there is fantastic. Though it may be too far north.
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There are several things that you could stop at in Boise, idaho. I love the World center for birds of prey. Here is a list of some others.
oAlisha- eternal companion to mike:, mother to three energetic boys (02):, (05), and (07) and one sweet little girl 3/13. Two in heaven.7/21/2010, 11/05/2011 .
might not be on your way but the ape caves are cool: http://vulcan.wr.usgs.gov/Volcanoes/MSH/NatMonument/PointsInterest/ape_cave.html
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Online scene-stealers of 2012
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From YouTube stars and viral videos to much-shared memes and top trending topics, here are the online scene-stealers that we found ourselves clicking on in Facebook, Twitter and the rest of the cyberspace in 2012.
'Amalayer' girl
Paula Salvosa shot to Internet fame after a video of her snapping at an LRT lady guard went viral, thanks to her repeated (and passionate) amalayer (I'm a liar?) spiel. It didn't take long before memes and hate comments followed. And TV guestings, too.
Nostradamus and 'Gangnam Style' connection
Almost equally famous as Psy's "Gangnam Style" music video is a clip explaining its connection to Nostradamus' end-of-the-world prediction. According to the much-shared video on Facebook, the world would end once Psy's vid hits 1 billion views. It didn't, apparently.
Jessica Sanchez/Jennifer Holiday
After the iconic duet of J. San and J. Ho on "American Idol," which involved a lot of growling and monster faces to the tune of "And I Am Telling You," it didn't take long before memes surfaced. A precious spoof also emerged from this performance, featuring a YouTube user called TheFierceDollTV who impersonated both singers flawlessly.
One of the popular memes of 2012 is Ehmargerd. Ohmigod in person-with-an-orthodontic-retainer speak, it's also known as Gersberms (Goosebumps, the books the young woman—who is wearing retainers, of course—in the meme is holding) and Berks (books).
'More Fun in the Philippines'
Definitely one of the more successful slogans of the Department of Tourism, "It's More Fun in the Philippines" had everyone making their own versions and sharing them online.
The #Sinotto hashtag trended while various Sotto memes sprouted like mushrooms after being accused of plagiarism.
Claudine and the Tulfos
The video clip of the Claudine Barretto/Raymart Santiago—Ramon Tulfo brawl at Naia (aka Thrilla in Naia) produced several LOL-inducing memes.
DIY photos featuring the KO pose of Pinoy boxer Manny Pacquiao when he lost to Juan Manuel Marquez were everywhere. Tagged as the new planking, Pacquiaoing memes got a lot of people posting and reposting, including Justin Bieber, who got flak for doing so.
Kabang, the heroic dog
The whole world got to know about this hero dog after he saved two kids by throwing himself at the motorbike that could have killed the two.
As a result, his snout was ripped off. Through a grassroots campaign, netizens were able to raise money so the hero dog could be sent to the US for cosmetic surgery. Mark Sablan, Contributor
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- Measure 3" in from the 12" side of the block and mark a line with black marker. With adult supervision cut off and set aside this 3"x12" piece for the cabins and mast supports. Using the larger block as the base of the ship, draw a football shaped oval approx. 12" long and about 6" wide. Use a scrap piece as a sanding block to sand the bottom edge of the ship to give a rounded appearance.
- Using the ship as a template lay the top end of the ship on the 3"x12" piece and trace the bow and stern of the ship to cut out as the cabins. With adult cut out the cabins and glue in place on the ship. Use the scrap pieces again to sand, smooth and shape the ship. Cut two 1.5" cubes from the 3"x12" block and glue behind each cabin for mast supports. Paint the entire ship black, or your desired color. Let dry. Use silver paint to paint round port holes in the ship.
- With adult, use wire cutters to cut several craft sticks to desired lengths to create the ships upper deck sidewalls, railings, and plank. Thin the brown paint with water, brush on wood and wipe off with paper towel to stain the wood.
- With adult use the foam cutter or serrated knife to cut a groove in the end of both wood dowels and in the end of an uncut craft stick, the grooves will help keep the string in place on the mast. The craft stick is the bowsprit that holds the mast. Glue the bowsprit in place at the bow or front of the ship with the groove pointing out to hold the string. Glue the two dowels into the mast supports behind the cabins making sure that the grooves for the string are pointing front to back.
- Cut two 5"x5 ½" and two 5" x 4 ½" sails from the card stock. The 5" sides are the sides of the four sails. Punch holes in the tops and bottoms of the sails about ½" in from the edge. Paint your desired logo on your ships sails and let dry. Slide sails onto masts.
- Tie a large knot in the end of a about a 30" piece of string. Glue the knot into a wooden bead; glue the wooden bead to the stern of the ship. Wrap the string up thru the grooves in the masts and down thru the groove in the bowsprit, tie a knot to secure string tightly. Glue wooden beads to the deck to look like wood barrels.
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such a unique style,it's really refreshing.
keep it up!
Hide this ad by registering as a memberAugust 4th, 2010 #92
hello again
thanks again hajime,
hazart: thanks man, yea i know what you mean and everytime i take a break i just keep thinking about it :s ill try your idea
hey guru thank you very much
nurray, thank you so much for saying that it mean alot, and is very flattering
thanks dubu, i love GWS art but i doubt im good enough to do anything like that but thanks
mouse: thanks man!
stalsby: thanks man!!
giow: ty for looking mate
just a cat for today im affriad :/
cya soon!!
August 4th, 2010 #93
Awesome cat! Mood and personality.
August 5th, 2010 #94
just awsome amazing works and renderings love the comic panels. you have so much creativity its amazing
August 5th, 2010 #95
hi guys, hate these days, feel like quitting, but i won't i'm going to try harder to be better at my basics i suck at proportion!!! fghudbufb! rage lol
anyway heres some junk from my note books, nothing fancy
hazart: hey thanks again hazart! :o
sweeney! thank you man thank you very much
August 6th, 2010 #96
aww thats cool, im in bolton uni, how is wolverhampton uni?
keep up the good work man
To hell with circumstances; I create opportunities.
My Sketchbook-
August 10th, 2010 #97
I really like your pumpkin character, Its cute and kinda creepy at the same time. A friend at work pointed something out to me however. Pumpkin stems look detached, like they are two separate parts or at least looks that way in real life. I didn't even notice but now that I think about it, it does make it look a little like an onion not a pumpkin. He did mention that he was fond of the feet sketch, especially with all the variation. Keep up the good work. I subscribed to your thread, I really like your style, I dont know what it is but something about how you draw really appeals to me.
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August 20th, 2010 #98
Hello again!
I've probably said this before but your pictures are so charming, good use of details and colours too- I think that last painting you did is one of my favourates.
Oh, and those papercrafts were brilliant too.
Keep up the good work
- Sketchbook - Society6 - Etsy
August 27th, 2010 #99
hi again
thank you for the kind words
here are some quick watercolour thingy'Ma'bobs
also a little sketch/study/alteration of a Krusman painting in my sketchbook
thank you
August 27th, 2010 #100
September 1st, 2010 #101
Wicked Sick, your stuff intimidates and inspires me at the same time
September 3rd, 2010 #102
Mark! Long time no see mate. Saw your collection here, good stuff. Hope all is well and ill be seeing you in about 17 days! Keep up the awesomeness!
September 22nd, 2010 #103
thank you for the kind words, thought i'd post some notebook junk,
September 22nd, 2010 #104
more junk
September 22nd, 2010 #105
hi again, here are some stages, i thought i would post since i always learn so much from others who post thier work in this way
pumpkin, this one is not finished yet, ill post more later
September 22nd, 2010 #106
The realism you captured in that cat is AMAZING. The pumpkin character is always cool too.
"Success is going from failure to failure without a loss of enthusiasum." Cliff Blezenski
September 22nd, 2010 #107
thanks again!
November 1st, 2010 #108
just a skull sketchy
November 1st, 2010 #109
November 2nd, 2010 #110
Thank you for today's fix of awesome inspiration
And i think your "problem" of wanting to get good at one thing but ending up doing other things might be a blessing in disguise, you seem really good several things painting/sculpting/drawing...
i really loved some of the stuff in here
Painting depends on your state of mind and everything affects your state of mind. Use music, food, your workspace, your relationships and your intention to your advantage. Create an ecosystem of creativity for yourself.
[...] what concerns us here is not imagination itself, but rather creative imagination; the faculty that helps us pass from the level of conception to the level of realization.
- Igor Stravinsky, The Poetics of Music
November 4th, 2010 #111
insanelight thx man
aks9 thank you
November 11th, 2010 #112
thanks guys.
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November 11th, 2010 #113
Hi. You 've got really impressive ork.
I like the fragility, storytelling aspect and poetic charm of your paintings.
keep up the good work. You got one more fan
My CA SketchBook
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November 11th, 2010 #114
You're very talanted, amazing work! I like so much style variety in your pictures. Just go on this way
My sketchbook
Me on the web:
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November 11th, 2010 #115
Your shadding skills are badass !
keep it up that good work dude
ill look foward to seeing more !
November 12th, 2010 #116
Just wonderful! I've been too afraid to branch off from academic studies of the figure, but your work definitely reminds me of what I'm missing! Thank you for sharing!
November 12th, 2010 #117
Subscribed. You are amazing! Totally coming to visit your thread for inspiration. You definitely have a future in the art world.
My SketCheZ
And Check Out These Awesome Artists:
Lang Oulk
November 12th, 2010 #118
As it's been said, your work truly is inspiring, and it's uniquely refreshing, however, I'm curious, is this a physical collage of paper and other random bits in which you paint/draw over, or is are these details and backgrounds digitally added after photographing/scanning the piece in?
Love the style, keep posting!
*sorry about linking, just figured it'd be easier to reference without listing post numbers and such
November 14th, 2010 #119
hi, im making models... and thank you again for all the comments
also, dope fiend. i rarely work in digital, other than pumpkin head and a few others, all the work is real collage in sketchbooks etc, i just love collect old paper/junk
November 14th, 2010 #120
Awesome doll/sculpture!!!!!!!!!
My SketCheZ
And Check Out These Awesome Artists:
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Carter was born on September 19, 1927, the eldest daughter of Maybelle Carter. She performed with her mother and her younger sisters, June Carter and Anita Carter, as a member of Mother Maybelle and the Carter Sisters, a pioneering all female country/folk music group. The group was also known as The Carter Family.
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The state opposition Congress on Sunday termed Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan's act of sporting a skull cap on the occasion of Eid as a "politically motivated gesture" in an election year.
State Congress spokesman Mukesh Nayak said Mr. Chouhan's act was aimed at attracting Muslim votes in Madhya Pradesh, where Assembly election is due by the year-end.
Mr. Chouhan's gesture on Friday triggered a controversy and he faced criticism both within his party BJP and outside.
This was not the first time Mr. Chouhan had sported a skull cap but the controversy arose due to comments made by film actor Raza Murad, who was present at the Bhopal Eidgah where the Chief Minister was seen wearing the cap.
Mr. Murad, while appreciating Mr. Chouhan, said people should learn from the BJP leader and understand that merely wearing a cap does not defile anyone's religion.
While the Bollywood actor did not name anyone, his barbs were apparently directed at Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, who has in the past refused to don skull cap.
Mr. Murad's remarks triggered a war of words between him and BJP leader Uma Bharti, who did not appreciate Chouhan's Eid gesture, terming it as "cheap".
A state BJP spokesman, reacting to Mr. Murad's comments, said on Saturday that if wearing a skull cap does not defile one's religion then what objections do members of a community have to the singing of "Vande Mataram".
Congress used the controversy to take potshots at Mr. Chouhan and Mr. Modi, saying both BJP Chief Ministers had used the skull cap for political reasons.
In 2011, the Gujarat Chief Minister had refused to put on a skull cap offered by a Muslim cleric during his 'sadbhavana' fast.
While Mr. Modi had refused to wear the cap in order to appease his Hindu vote bank, Mr. Chouhan's move was aimed at attracting Muslim votes, Mr. Nayak said on Saturday.
Mr. Chouhan himself had tried to put a "cap" on the controversy, saying an occasion like Eid should not be politicised.
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Welcome to the Northern Ontario, Canada! Bigger than Texas, wilder than the west, more welcoming than a campfire in October, Northern Ontario is like no place else. The Northwest is famous for its spectacular fishing lakes, Algoma Countryhas Lake Superior as their back yard, and the Northeast provides excellent vacation destinations close to Toronto and other large urban centres in Southern Ontario.
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You would be hard pressed to find better fishing than in Northern Ontario during the fall. To celebrate the season being upon us once again, and to help our readers improve their fall fishing skills, we have collected our top ten fishing articles from fall 2013. These articles, written by some true masters of Ontario fishing, are a treasure trove of inside tips, tricks, and secret fishing hot spots for you to enjoy. 1…
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Testing the Waters: A Wealth of Kayak Knowledge
Learn to kayak this summer From the rocky shores of Lake Superior to the Toronto Harbourfront, Ontario is home to a wealth of stunning places to paddle; matched with world class instruction and expertise. Take a dip in the waters of Georgian Bay near Parry Sound. White Squall, with 25 years of experience in kayak instruction, has classes running June through to September for every skill level. Try a workshop for beginners exploring essential…
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Come for the fish and chips, stay for the adventure - Parry Sound Welcome to Parry Sound! Read the signs that were plastered everywhere as we drove into the sleepy cottage town on the shores of Georgian Bay in central Ontario. We weren't sure if they were a warm welcome or quite protest, but they did demonstrated that the locals love their town and we were about to find out why. It was a gorgeous…
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"When you go there you sit around and you feel you're there with them - they're still there; they've left their mark in the way they painted that scene, and one gets to feel good about that." - Jim Waddington Simple curiosity. That's all it took to launch a 30-year art history wilderness adventure. A journey of discovery that would unearth 160 Group of Seven sketching sites along with the stories and shared passions that…


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The Comox Valley is certainly one of the most beautiful places in Canada, and on Earth. The Valley offers something for everyone, young and old - with amazing recreational opportunities year round, fantastic restaurants and accommodations, and a fantastic community spirit. If you are planning a visit to the Comox Valley, you won't be disappointed!
The Comox Valley was first visited by Sir Francis Drake in 1579. The area was not called the Comox Valley until several centuries later, but it has grown to become a recreational hub for adventure seekers and travelers visiting Vancouver Island. It offers the best of both worlds, with amenities found in larger cities while still maintaining that small town feel.
As one of the fastest growing communities in the province, The Comox Valley is a bustling community of new business, retirees, and young families seeking out the best in life. A moderate climate offers the best of both winter and summer. Many skiing opportunities are present along with fresh and salt water swimming, and year round golf. When it comes to recreation in the Comox Valley, options are almost endless year round.
Back in the late 1800's the Comox Valley was primarily a combination of agriculture, logging and mining. Coal was a big financial boom to the area with much being pulled from Cumberland, while Courtenay and Comox and the other surrounding areas had a large agricultural base. Today one of the biggest drivers of the local economy is tourism, as people from all over the world travel to see what the Comox Valley has to offer.
Our website is dedicated to providing you with everything you need to know about this beautiful part of the world. Be sure to check out the Entertainment section for parades and festivals, and the recreation section for a selection of all the amazing opportunities that await you. We have also included some information on restaurants, and accommodations to help you plan your trip.
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LOUISVILLE (AP) — Democrat Alison Lundergan Grimes on Thursday night portrayed Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell as being out of touch with the struggles of Kentuckians, and said his partisanship has hurt the state.
Grimes told a Democratic gathering in Louisville that McConnell has turned away from young adults facing huge student loan debt and coal miners struggling to receive black lung benefits. She said the five-term incumbent has seen his personal wealth mushroom while voting repeatedly against a higher minimum wage that would help families struggling to get by.
"Partisanship, it has consequences … that we have felt for far too long in this state — from infrastructure to agriculture to education to manufacturing," she said. "We are ready for a new day. We are ready for a senator that can reach across the aisle and work to put Kentucky and its people first."
Grimes also tried to blunt McConnell's efforts to link her to President Barack Obama, who has never been popular in Kentucky.
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Grimes added, "I'm not a rubber stamp. I'm not a cheerleader."
Rand Paul says death penalty is a state issue
FRANKFORT (AP) — U.S. Sen. Rand Paul said Thursday that the disproportionate number of minorities in the nation's prisons convinced him to push for sentencing reform and restoring voting rights to some convicted felons ahead of a possible presidential run in 2016.
However, the fact that there are a disproportionate number of minorities on death row in the U.S. has not led him to scrutinize capital punishment. He said the death penalty is a state issue.
"I haven't had a lot of feedback specifically on that," Paul told The Associated Press in a phone interview. "I just haven't taken a position on the death penalty."
In the past two months, Paul has introduced a series of bills designed to reform the criminal justice system. The bills would abolish mandatory minimum sentences, restore voting rights to some convicted felons, help people expunge their criminal records and downgrade some felonies to misdemeanors. All the proposals would benefit minorities that Paul said have been impacted by the "war on drugs."
"And even though whites used drugs at the same rate as black kids, the prisons are full of black kids and brown kids," he said. "There are Republicans trying to correct this injustice."
Similarly, more than half of the country's current death row inmates are either black or Latino, according to the Death Penalty Information Center, a nonprofit that advocates ending capital punishment. More than 270 black people have been executed for the murder of a white person, while 20 white people have been executed for the murder of a black person.
Guilty pleas entered in cockfighting operation
McDOWELL (AP) — An eastern Kentucky father and son pleaded guilty Thursday to participating in an enterprise that authorities believe was one of the largest cockfighting pits in the country.
A U.S. Agriculture Department investigator said the business at McDowell in Floyd County had arena-style seating, multiple fighting pits and a restaurant.
Walter Dale Stumbo, 51, and Joshua Dale Stumbo, 25, of Floyd County, admitted conspiring to sponsor or exhibit an animal in a fighting venture and conducting an illegal gambling business, the Lexington Herald-Leader reported. They also pleaded guilty to involvement in possessing and transporting roosters across the state line from Virginia to the Big Blue club and transporting gaffs, or sharp knives that are attached to roosters' legs, across state lines.
They are to be sentenced in October.
The investigator, Stan Wojtkonski, said in an affidavit that one participant said the club had memberships on file for more than 6,000 people. He said police saw vehicles from states throughout the Southeast and as far away as Michigan, Illinois and Maryland during the investigation.
Walter Stumbo's wife, Sonya Stumbo, has pleaded not guilty, and charges against her remain.
UAW backs Grimes in Kentucky Senate race
LOUISVILLE (AP) — Democrat Alison Lundergan Grimes has picked up an endorsement from the United Auto Workers in her bid to unseat Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell in the November election.
Mark Dowell, head of the Kentucky UAW's political arm, says Grimes would be a "strong voice" for working Kentuckians if she's elected to the Senate.
He says the Democratic challenger shares the UAW's vision for a thriving middle class.
Grimes' campaign says the UAW has more than 40,000 active and retired members in Kentucky.
It's the latest labor endorsement for Grimes. Last year, she was endorsed by the Kentucky AFL-CIO.
The McConnell-Grimes matchup is one of the country's most closely watched Senate races.


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Night flights in the Srinagar-Jammu-Delhi sector are likely to become operational soon to give a fillip to tourism even as Srinagar and Kargil are being connected by a commercial helicopter service.
A high-level team from the Centre, headed by Cabinet Secretary Ajit Seth, on Saturday reviewed progress on security, development and tourism-related issues with top functionaries of the State government. Prime Minister's Adviser S. Ramadorai and administrative Secretaries of nearly two dozen departments were part of the 30-member team that discussed key developmental issues, including night flights, with a team of senior officials and State bureaucrats headed by the Chief Secretary.
Earlier Mr. Seth also called on Governor Narendar Nath Vohra and Chief Minister Omar Abdullah.
Sources said the current security scenario, infiltration of militants, return and rehabilitation of the former militants from Pakistan and PoK besides empowerment and protection of over 30,000 panches and sarpanches were discussed in the meeting with officials.
Chief Secretary Mohammad Iqbal Khanday told The Hindu that some 300 issues had been flagged in the previous meeting last year. Of that, more than half had been fully resolved. Around 50 fresh issues came up for discussion on Saturday.
"We are now expecting night flights till 10 p.m. in the J&K sector any time as the Central team showed tremendous enthusiasm for the proposals of boosting tourism and providing relief to the common passengers," Mr. Khanday said.
The Chief Secretary said night flights were likely to begin at Srinagar airport but Jammu airport too would be equipped to handle operations.
He said the Central team agreed to extend the private helicopter service to the Kargil-Srinagar route besides reducing its fares. A private company had launched the service on the Kargil-Jammu-Chandigarh route last year.
Night flights in the sector, according to Mr. Khanday, had become inevitable as the rush of tourists and common passengers was increasing. Airlines took undue advantage, hiking the fares phenomenally in 2011 and 2012.
According to Superintendent of Police (Anti-hijacking), Abdul Rashid, Srinagar airport was currently operating 22 flights and a schedule of 32 flights a day had recently been approved.


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Branden Albert openly admits he didn't know who Olivier Vernon was when he joined the Miami Dolphins.
Albert's quite familiar with the former the former University of Miami standout now considering he's worked against him all offseason, and got beat by Vernon for two and a half sacks during Thursday's controlled scrimmage, which ended the team's offseason program.
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"He's real good. Real good!" Albert said when talking about Vernon, who tallied 11.5 sacks last season in his first year as a starter for the Dolphins. "He made some good plays. That's part of the game. He's gotten better since I've been here, making some strides."
Albert admitted the offensive line still has some work to do before they're ready to redeem themselves from last year's dismal season, which featured the unit allowing a franchise-record 58 sacks.
Albert, Shelley Smith and Jason Fox's signing as free agents, and selecting Ja'Wuan James and Billy Turner early in the 2014 draft is supposed to fix the unit, which excelled in run blocking, but struggled in pass protection on Thursday.
"We had some miscues," Albert said, referring to the eight sacks the Dolphins offensive line allowed in the controlled scrimmage.
The Dolphins roster was split evenly between the aqua and white team for the scrimmage.
Albert's offensive line featured rookie Billy Turner as his starting left guard, Mike Pouncey at center, David Arkin at right guard and Nate Garner at right tackle, and they were the primary protectors for Ryan Tannehill, who had Charles Clay, Mike Wallace, Brian Hartline, Jarvis Landry and Lamar Miller as his primary weapons.
The white squad, which was led by Matt Moore, beat Tannehill's aqua unit 16-13. But the defensive line's dominance was the story of the day, and their success had Albert on the defensive.
"When training camp really starts that's when football starts," said Albert, a 2013 Pro Bowl selection who signed a five-year, $47 million contract to join the Dolphins this offseason. "[This] is football. You've got to do what you've got to do. But when training camp comes, the season comes, that's when real football begins."


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After 46 days without eating, Tri-County Jail Inmate Robert Fiege, of London, is likely headed to a hospital.
Madison County Probate Judge Glenn Hamilton appointed attorney Blaine Brockman as guardian for the 68-year-old Fiege on Friday at the request of county prosecutor Steve Pronai.
Pronai sought an emergency guardianship after jail medical staff noted Fiege is suffering organ failure, following a 46-day hunger strike. It is the man's second hunger strike in seven months.
The first, which ran 36 days last fall, accelerated Fiege's current deterioration, according to Donald Hura, M.D., the jail's medical director.
It will now be up to Brockman to decide on Fiege's future and whether or not to force medical care. Fiege refused treatment at Champaign County Hospital in recent weeks. He also began giving away personal belongings, Pronai said.
Assistant jail director Drew Hildebrand said once legal guardianship is established, jail staff will again seek treatment for Fiege at Champaign County Hospital. If doctors there find the man's physical condition too critical, Fiege will be transferred to a medical facility in Columbus or Dayton.
A court-ordered psychiatric evaluation earlier this month determined Fiege incompetent to stand trial on a child abduction charge.
As previously reported, the charge stemmed from a July 2013 incident at London Apartments during which Fiege allegedly tried to snatch a 4-year-old girl from a playground at the complex. Fiege was living nearby in a converted bus.
Fiege consistently maintained his innocence in letters to law enforcement, The Madison Press and court officials. He also disputes the incompetency ruling, asserting he is sane and the victim of misidentification.
On May 19, the current hunger strike prompted visiting common pleas Judge Steven P. Beathard to order 20 days of additional mental observation and evaluation of Fiege at Summit Behavioral Center in Cincinnati. But the facility had no beds available at the time.
By the time a bed was available, Fiege's advanced medical problems prevented admission, Hildebrand said.
In the meantime, Fiege continued self-imposed starvation.
Hildebrand said Fiege's hunger strike is potentially the longest in Tri-County history.


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Chaine Memorial
Coordinates: 54°51′12″N 5°47′54″W / 54.8532°N 5.7984°W
The Chaine Memorial Tower in Larne, County Antrim, Northern Ireland, is a memorial to James Chaine, a former Member of Parliament for Antrim, who died in 1885. It is a cylindrical stone tower lighthouse with a conical roof, situated on the west side of entrance to Larne Lough.
Chaine developed Larne's short sea route to Scotland as well as establishing the town as a transatlantic port. The memorial, built in 1888, by public subscription, is a replica of an Irish round tower. The memorial is situated at the mouth of Larne harbour, and is reached via Chaine Memorial Road. There is access from Curran Road via Bay Road.
The plaque which adorns the memorial is now difficult to read. It reads that the monument was erected by the...
- "....contributions of every class in this mixed community irrespective of creed or party, all cordially united in esteem and affection for the Memory of JAMES CHAINE of Ballycraigy and Cairncastle Co. Antrim who represented this County in the Imperial Parliament of Great Britain and Ireland from February 1874 till 4 May 1885 when his early and lamented death in his 44th year of his age deprived his native County of one who had worked indefatigably for its interests especially in developing and improving the natural capabilities of the harbour of Larne and establishing its connection with Great Britain, the United States of America and with the inland parts of this County."
In 1885, the Memorial Committee for Chaine sought the assistance of the Commissioners of Irish Lights to help to build and maintain a tower, but they initially refused. Eventually it was agreed the Memorial Committee would build the replica round tower, without a light, at Sandy Point Bay, and the Larne Harbour authority would maintain it. The approved tower was completed in January 1888.[1]
In 1896 it was suggested that a light be added to the tower. As a result the Commissioners of Irish Lights took over the tower and on 1 July 1899,[1] an oil powered navigational light was installed 22 metres up the tower (the tower being 28 metres in height). The light was installed to aid the navigation of the Hunter Rock, a submerged rock approximately 5 miles off shore. The light was de-manned[2] and converted to coal gas from the Larne mains gas supply in 1905, before finally being converted to electric in September 1935.[1] During April 1948 the supply was changed from DC to AC.
Responsibility for maintaining the light now falls under the remit of the attending keeper at Ferris Point Lighthouse on the other side of the Harbour.
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Del Mar's walking wounded trainers get big wins
Del Mar 2012
When: Through Sept. 5, with racing Wednesdays through Sundays, plus Monday, Sept. 3.
Where: Del Mar Race Track, at the Del Mar Fairgrounds west of I-5 at the intersection of Via de la Valle and Jimmy Durante Boulevard.
Post time: 2 p.m. daily, except for 4 p.m. on Fridays and 1 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 26.
Gates open: Two hours before first post every day except 2 1/2 hours before on Opening Day and Pacific Classic Day.
Admission: $6 for Stretch Run (grandstand) and infield ($10 on opening day). Active military and dependents are free every day with ID. Clubhouse admission is $10 ($20 on Opening Day). Diamond Club members (free to join) are admitted free on Wednesdays (except Opening Day) and pay half-price on all other days. Diamond Club Seniors (62 and over) receive free Stretch Run admission every Thursday. Children 17 and under are free but must be accompanied by parent or guardian. Free program with every paid admission.
Early Bird Wagering: 9-10 a.m. each racing day except Fridays when it continues until 1 p.m.
Seating: Reserved seats are $5 (Wednesday-Thursday), $8 (Friday), $10 (Saturday, Sunday and Labor Day) and $15 on opening day and Pacific Classic Day (Aug. 26).
Parking: $10 general and early bird, $20 valet.
DEL MAR On a day some call Hangover Thursday at the Del Mar racetrack, when the crowd dipped from 47,339 to 9,841, a couple of walking wounded among the trainer ranks had big days.
Barry Abrams, who has fought throat cancer, won two races on Day Two after winning with his impressive 4-year-old colt, Lakerville, on opening day. And Mike Mitchell, who won the Del Mar training title last year and is the track's all-time leader in wins with 454, added to that total by taking the last race on Thursday. He had brain surgery three weeks ago, but he was at his barn Thursday and then in the winner's circle with Never Shea Never, who won the eighth.
"Therapy," Mitchell said. "I'm doing fine, and I'll be back here by mid-meeting. I'm just doing what the doctors are telling me. I needed this win and now I feel a lot better. When I run second I don't feel so good."
As Mitchell left the winner's circle, he met up with a Wounded Warrior, Josh Hotaling, who lost his legs in a blast in Afghanistan.
Abrams said it's been a tough year for him so far, but he wasn't blaming it on his health issues. He said he starts out with a voice early in the day, but by the end of it, he struggles to be audible. And when two of his horses won Thursday, his voice was pretty shot by the last race.
Abrams won just one race from 16 starts at Betfair Hollywood Park. But now he has three wins after two days at Del Mar. Abrams won with Roses for Joni in the third, a 1-mile race on the turf course. And his Lindz Winz took the seventh, a 5-furlong race on the turf. He had a chance for a third win in the eighth with Totally Blonde running, but the 3-year-old filly finished seventh in the 11-horse field.
"It's been a while since I won three in a day, but two is good," he said. "The horses are fit, and they're ready to go. It takes a little bit of luck, too. I won the head bob (in the seventh). It could have gone either way."
Abrams is very high on Lakerville, who is owned by Madeline Auerbach.
"He's not just a good horse," Abrams said. "He's a great horse. He has everything to be a great horse. Right now I'm keeping him short distances. But he can go 1 1/4 miles. It's just not time yet. If he continues to look good, I'm going to run him at five furlongs next week in an allowance race."
Auerbach said it was special to win on opening day.
"We've been in a little bit of a slump this year," she said. "It's been a tough year, but the horses are getting better. The trainer is getting better. Everybody is getting better simultaneously. The fresh air at Del Mar gets a lot of credit of credit for that. The horses love it down here. They really do. They love the salt air, the sea breezes and the more relaxed atmosphere."


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Hunger and lack of access to healthy food is a very real problem in our community. KSJD's Tom Yoder talks with Kristen Tworek, Director of the Good Samaritan Center in Cortez, about what food insecurity looks like in Montezuma and Dolores Counties, and new ways that we can all help to make sure those who need good, nutritional food can get what they need.
In this episode of the Big Fat Farm Show, host Sarah Syverson talks with Dustin Partridge, owner of Zuma Natural Foods in Mancos, Colorado, about running a small town grocery store that emphasizes local, sustainable, GMO-free foods, and how to make a better cup of coffee.
In this episode of the Big Fat Farm Show, KSJD's Tom Yoder sits in for regular host Sarah Syverson to talk with Shani Winer of The Pie Maker, a small batch bakery in Montezuma County, about the history of pies, the importance of pies in our society as a communal food, and how her bakery is striving to create sweet, savory baked goods using fresh, local ingredients.
More information on The Pie Maker can be found on their website at www.piemakerbakery.com
Hunger is an issue that affects communities across America, and especially children who need good nutrition. KSJD's Tom Yoder talks with community health organizer Gretchen Groenke and Kristen Tworek, Director of the Good Samaritan Center in Cortez, about how local food pantries and farmers are working together to bring fresh food to those who need it most.
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The Mobile Seed Story Broadcasting Station is an old bread truck that has been retrofitted into a solar-powered story-gathering vehicle. KSJD's Tom Yoder talks with Chrissie Orr and Jen Hart-Mann from SeedBroadcast and Ingrid Lincoln at the Mancos Library about how this grassroots effort examines the inter-connections between people, seeds, and agriculture.
In this episode of Talking Heads, KSJD's Jeff Pope talks with Dolores Food Market owner Taz Vass and KSJD's agricultural expert Bob Bragg about how agricultural producers in the Four Corners area articulate with the local food movement and food retailers.
In this episode of the Big Fat Farm Show, host Sarah Syverson talks with Kellie Pettyjohn of The Wily Carrot Farm in Mancos about growing at 7000 feet and the new Southwest Farm Fresh Distribution Cooperative.
In this episode of the Big Fat Farm Show, host Sarah Syverson talks to community food organizer Gretchen Groenke about the importance of local foods and gardens at schools and in back yards, and how community dinners are bringing people together to celebrate food and the people who produce it.
Host Sarah Syverson talks with Americorps Vista members Harrison Topp and Danyel Mezzanatto about how they got involved in the Americorps program, what they do in the community to foster the local food movement, and the impact of the program on their lives.


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