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NAME: Resendiz Jose Fransico
DATE OF BIRTH: Feb. 27, 1980.
CHARGE: 11 counts of issuing worthless checks.
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Now that we've spent a few weeks looking in depth at the multiple choice section of the AP English Exam, I'm going to move onto the essay portion of the test. You have two hours to write essays and only one to answer multiple choice questions, so the writing section is actually the majority of the test.
You will have to write three essays in the two hours allotted, which is not much time to compose an essay. Therefore, it's important to know as much as you can about the essays before taking the exam. Though you can't predict the exact essay prompts, the types of prompts are the same on every AP English Language Exam.
I went over the three types of prompts briefly in my post about writing practice, but now I'll explain each in more detail.
1. Synthesis: For your first essay question, you'll have to put together an argument about a relevant issue (for example: it is appropriate for libraries to shrink or eliminate their book and print sources in an effort to optimize their space for digital and Web-based research?) based on 6 or 7 short passages about the topic. Some of the sources provided will take one side of the issue, while some will take the other, and some may not address it directly. The question will typically only require that you use at least 3 of the sources, meaning that you could theoretically choose only sources that support one side of the issue and use them to argue together for the stance that they all share. However, you will score higher on your synthesis essay if you are able to bring together sources that don't take the same position. You should still choose one position to argue, but address at least one of the arguments that comes up in a source for the other side and discuss why it is wrong. And, if you can find a point in one of the neutral sources and explain why it supports your position, that will win you more points as well.
2. Anaylsis: The second essay is about close reading. You will only have one passage to consider for this essay, but you will be expected to comment about in depth. An example prompt is: write an essay that analyzes what rhetorical strategies Staples uses to convey his view of what it means to be a African American man in society today. The key to doing well on this essay is to develop a strong thesis about what the author's message is. In the case of the example prompt above, it may seem that a test-taker could write about the rhetorical devices in the passage without actually addressing what his view is about being an African American man. However, students who articulate what the author's message is and then show how it is expressed through rhetorical strategies will score much higher.
3. Persuasion: The final essay is a position argument like the first one, but without any sources provided. It will present a debatable statement, and then ask you to take one side of the argument, and support your argument with appropriate evidence from your reading, observation, or experience. For this essay, the key to your success is to pay attention to the news and current events before you take the AP English Exam. You can bring up events in your personal life that relate to the question, but you will make a better impression on the graders if you can draw relevant connections to current events in order to make your case.
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Monday workshop on updating bicycle plan
A "visioning workshop" on updating the community's bicycle and walking trail plan is set for Monday evening, while another meeting is scheduled Thursday on renovating the original portion of the River Walk in Atkinson Park.
The purpose of Monday's meeting is "to identify the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of the existing routes, existing and planned amenities, roads and intersections of potential future routes, and the community's attitudes towards biking and walking."
The meeting will run 5 to 6:30 p.m. Monday in the conference room next to the offices of the Henderson City-County Planning Commission in the Public Safety Building overlooking the cloverleaf. Those attending should enter through the building's east door.
Marcia Eblen, chair of the Henderson-Henderson County Bikeway Advisory Committee, noted that in 2005 a plan was written and adopted "but for the most part it wasn't implemented. So we want to go back and take another look and re-do it."
There is more interest in bicycling now than there was in 2005, she noted. "Some people use a bicycle to travel to work. It's a transportation need, not just for pleasure."
The idea is to draft a plan that adequately meets the needs of having bike routes around the entire city, as well as reaching the areas people most want to use.
"We want public input so we can create spokes to go into the community, to connect schools and shopping centers and public buildings."
The meeting will begin by focusing on the community's strengths, such as the River Walk and current community biking events, before moving on to weaknesses, such as the lack of connections between parks and schools.
The participants will then be asked to consider ways to capitalize on the community's strengths in order to improve the weaknesses. Examples include expanding the River Walk, promoting the use of bicycles as ways to travel to work, and hosting more bicycling events.
The discussion will then move on to threats, the most obvious being a lack of adequate funding. Other concerns include dangerous intersections along bike routes and environmental constraints.
The meeting will end with the participants being asked to develop goals and objectives based on the foregoing discussion.
Thursday's meeting is required to gather public input as part of the city's application for $22,482 in state grant money to refurbish the original portion of the River Walk in Atkinson Park, where the asphalt has begun to deteriorate in many places.
A section 6,720 feet long is scheduled to be overlaid with 1.5 inches of asphalt.
The River Walk hearing will begin at 6 p.m. Thursday in the second-floor conference room at the Henderson Municipal Center.


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Welcome to the Kingfishers swimming club website
For detailed information on the club, please click on the link below in 'Club Information Pack'
For information on Welfare, please see the 'Welfare' tab at the top of this page, or contact Ginny Wilkinson (01723 862606) or Sarah Forsyth (01723 364119)
2015 Gala Dates
Galas arranged during 2015 can be found by clicking this link
Letter From The New Club President – Maureen Dickinson
Welcome to 2015 – New Year is a special time traditionally a time to set new aims and objectives with the odd 'resolution' or two thrown in. It also gives us an opportunity to reflect on the past year, what went 'well' and if there were any negative experiences analyse them and put solutions in place to prevent them happening again.
I was elected as your President at the November AGM and am usually down at the pool every Wednesday; I finish teaching in the learner pool at 7pm and can be around for as long as you need me. Please take the time to introduce yourselves. I am proud to have been a member of the Club for almost 40 years, Kingfishers is an all inclusive Club based around the whole family not just the swimmers. I look forward to meeting you soon.
Yours in swimming
Maureen Dickinson
Scarborough Sports Awards For Kingfishers Swimming Club
Coach Of The Year – Head Coach, Juan Carlos Lino
Top Community Club - Runners Up For Masters Swimming
Team Of The Year – Runners Up For Kingfishers Open Water Water Squad
9th Annual Spring B & C Grade Gala – Results
Thank you to all swimmers, coaches, supporters and volunteer helpers for a great day.
Please click on the link below for complete set of results from the B and C Gala.
Club Information Pack
This document provides information about all aspects of the club from committee members, club structure, teaching methods, codes of conduct & expected standards for the different levels of swimmer.
Copies will soon be available from the front desk. Certain sections (Codes Of Conduct) should be signed and returned to Ginny Wilkinson on the front desk, or sent via post to 19 Manor Road, Scarborough, YO12 7RY
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by Paul de Burgh-Day
Lorinna, Tasmania
Attention: Victor Thorn,
I bought a copy of 9-11 On Trial from you guys. Very useful, well presented, even if I found the style of presentation a bit repetitive. Clearly written to try and reach folks who don't think much – which is a lot of the audience. Here in Australia too.
My primary reason for writing is to deplore the internecine warfare between people and groups who should be on the same side! I have little doubt that some agence provocateur have done an impressive job of setting 9-11 groups at tearing each other apart. This is a tragedy!
I have done a lot homework on 9-11 and its place in a global strategy. Maybe sitting in Australia helps one to be a bit more objective. Right from the start, my wife and I reckoned 9-11 was an inside job. At that point, pure conspiracy theory. But as the days went by, and as I started to dig into online reports (forget the mainstream media), some hard facts started to emerge. Besides, the ever changing official version began to look utterly implausible.
As we near the 4th anniversary, I have no doubt that what happened in the global sense was according to the PNAC plan, and that Mike Ruppert's case in Crossing the Rubicon is pretty good. I have the opinion that the moment the first solid evidence showed that the official line was bullshit, we were no longer dealing with Conspiracy Theories.… Continue reading
Dear colleagues,
There are now 21 of us, in the US and Canada, who are committed to looking more closely and critically at the events of 9/11 and the official account of those events. We need to triple or quadruple our numbers. I am open to suggestions as to how we can do this. Are there other sites that we can post to? Do you have colleagues at other universities who are open to this project? All ideas are welcome. I would especially welcome contacts at colleges, seminaries, and universities in Texas and at historically black colleges and universities. Please send along any and all suggestions and names of people to contact. Also, if you have concerns, I welcome those as well.
Thanks you for your involvement.
Marcus Ford
by Webster G. Tarpley
Madrid, May 29, 2005
The Re-Open 9/11 European Tour organized and publicized by American philanthropist Jimmy Walter – now approaching its halfway mark – has already scored a significant success in moving world public opinion on this issue. The tour, which kicked off in Amsterdam on May 18 and will end in Rome on June 9, takes two international teams of speakers, plus a documentary film program, to eight European cities in seven countries. Among the participants are Canadian television producer and media critic Barrie Zwicker, French activist Thierry Meyssan, the president of the R?seau Voltaire, and leading Dutch 9/11 researcher Daan DeWit, who maintains the daanspeak.com website.
Joining them from the US are Twin Towers hero William Rodriguez, filmmaker Penny Little, lawyer Philip Berg (who is suing the Bush administration under the RICO statute), Kennedy assassination author Lisa Pease, 9/11 victim Rachel Hughes, and writers Chris Bollyn, Eric Hufschmidt, and Webster Tarpley.
In the kickoff press conference in Amsterdam on May 18, Jimmy Walter forecast that, because of the increasing political crisis of the Bush administration, as well as of the looming bankruptcy of the US government as well as of leading US companies like General Motors and Ford, we must reckon with new terrorist actions, prepared with the connivance of US government circles, before the end of this year. Dismissing the official 9/11 commission report as misleading and worthless, Walter called for the 9/11 investigation to be re-opened, with Europe playing a leading role in the creation of an International Truth Commission on the Events of September 11, 2001.…Continue reading
By Charles Shaw
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May 03, 2005
Last February United for Peace and Justice, the largest representative coalition within the American "anti-war movement", emerged from their second annual Assembly with a 2005 "action plan" that effectively caged the "anti-war" debate exclusively within the Iraq conflict to achieve partisan ends on behalf of the pro-war Democratic Party and their Neoliberal corporate benefactors. Their "action plan" refused to address any of the core issues of US Foreign and Defense policy, which are the root causes of a pervading culture of war and militarism that has taken over the nation in the years since WWII.
These decisions are part of a larger pattern of "regulated resistance", a system by which dissent is carefully managed and constrained by self, overt, or covert censorship; denial-based-psychology; fear of personal or professional criticism and reprisal; and pressure from powers above including elected officials and those establishment foundations which flood millions into the not-for-profit activist sector.
This establishment money, and the access it grants, has caused many ostensible resistance leaders to suddenly and dramatically abandon long-held ideological positions and shift their behavior towards doing what can clearly be seen as the bidding of those in power whose views and values are in direct contravention to the established mores of peace and justice movements throughout history.
These "resistance leaders" of the "Left" act as "Gatekeepers"–influential "progressive" figures who use their resources and visibility to regulate the debate, tactics, and rhetoric of the "anti-war" and other "progressive" movements.
The Gatekeepers of the So-Called "Left"
"The press is the hired agent of a moneyed system, set up for no other reason than to tell us lies where their interests are concerned." — Henry Adams
In his shocking investigative report "The Left Gatekeepers", journalist Bob Feldman researched purportedly "Left" activist and media organizations that receive substantial funding from large establishment foundations with known ties to the CIA, the Council on Foreign Relations, the Trilateral Commission, and even the much-maligned Carlyle Group, the arms dealing "investment fund" featured in Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11, of which GHW Bush, the Saudi royal family, and, at one time, the Bin Laden family, are all equity partners.…Continue reading
A "Call for Art" has been issued by the Northern California 9-11 Truth Alliance "to encourage artists to think deeply and creatively about the defining event of this century, to shine truth on the biggest lies of our time, which have been used to launch immoral, illegal, unjustifiable wars, and to help light the path towards peace and justice.
"Art, film, truth, music, and courage have birthed the 9-11 Truth Movement. We hope this contest will encourage people to become more engaged in shaping our collective future, recognizing their own power, and helping us to merge the 9-11 Truth Movement with the Peace and Justice Movements, for the benefit of all people and all life."
They are offering over a thousand dollars in cash awards as well as many other prizes including DVDs, CDs, videos, books, and bundles of " Deception Dollars ."
Deception Dollars, have helped fund the 9-11 Truth Movement, and have been passed out at rallies and protests throughout the US. Over 6,000,000 are now in print. Deception Dollar artist, Blaine Machan, will be one of the judges.
Entries are due by July 1st and will be announced on the Northern California 9-11 Truth Alliance website. Winning entries will be published in Global Outlook, HopeDance and Left Curve Journal, and may also be reproduced on posters, buttons, postcards, flyers by the sponsors and the Peace Resource Project for educational and promotional purposes.
Co-sponsors include many book publishers, radio producers, Project Censored, the Media Education Foundation, 911truth.org, MUJCA-NET (Muslim, Jewish & Christian Alliance for 9/11 Truth), and David Ray Griffin, whose explosive new deconstruction of the Kean Commission, " The 9-11 Commission Report: Omissions and Distortions ," has become the most powerful literary tool in the truth movement's hands.…Continue reading
To whom it may concern:
I writing to tell you that I will not be attending any more of your
protest actions, and although that fact is admittedly insignificant, the
reason behind it certainly isn't, because the reason is shared by hundreds
of political activists, and millions of political dissenters.
Much in the way that the mainstream media has become marginalized as a
source of information, your organizations have become marginalized in the
arena of political protest, and much for the same reasons.
You're sticking to old routines in a world that's changed, and you refuse
to honestly address the real problems we face today. Our government has
promised us a war we won't live to see the end of, and your organization
seems to be convinced that marching in circles behind humiliating metal
fences is going to change that. What your organization achieves actually
helps the opposition, because it convinces the public that protests are
futile, and dissenters only get beaten and arrested without ever changing
Your willingness to oppose our criminal government is obviously restrained
by your fear, or your money, or both, but whatever the case may be, your
opposition is worse than ineffective, because it wastes the time and
effort of activists and dissenters who work and assemble with the hope of
improving our world. Although you claim to be fighting to stop war, your
organization refuses to address the issues of 9-11, which happens to be
what's making endless war possible.
Because of 9-11, most Americans will not vehemently oppose any war that
can be even remotely (or racially) attributed to "fighting terrorism."
Because of 9-11, Americans are being taught to accept a violent and racist
world-view that justifies the slaughter of millions for empirical
by Richard Asmus
April 28, 2005
Delegates from 911Truth attended the Oklahoma City Bombing Investigation Committee's (OKBIC) convention commemorating the 10th anniversary of the April 19, 1995 bombing. They found startling similarities between the tragedies of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building and the World Trade Center. Both attacks have many common signs of federal government involvement and cover-ups.
The most compelling problem at the Oklahoma City site was that first viewers on the scene, who were not associated with the federal government, found several un-detonated explosives. To their astonishment and grief, Federal agents halted rescue efforts to remove large volumes of evidence. Later, explosive experts discovered that it was impossible for the explosion of the rented van in the front of the building to have caused such severe damage. Further investigation conclusively revealed that explosive charges had been detonated inside the building.
Evidence in the form of structural steel and other materials were removed from both Oklahoma and World Trade Center sites and destroyed, before further investigations could be made. And in both cases, Congress shortly after passed previously written legislation that would not have gained public approval had the citizens of the United States not been given evidence of need, as caused by the attacks.
The OKBIC Convention, held at the Cox Center in Oklahoma City, featured several prominent figures in the bombing investigations. The event was hosted by Charles Key, a former Republican state representative for 12 years, who founded the OKBIC after receiving from constituents a plethora of information that was grossly contradictory to official government reports.…Continue reading
By Steve Hammons
Research analyst
April 28, 2005
Some Americans and people around the world are wondering more about the 9/11 attacks. Questions are being asked and frightening allegations are being made.
"The 9/11 Truth Movement" is a phrase being used to describe a wide range of people and organizations who are asking these questions and digging up information that appears on the surface to be quite serious if true.
One of the major questions being asked is if anyone in the U.S. Government had foreknowledge that a terrorist attack was being planned using airliners as weapons. And if so, did they deliberately allow the attacks to occur so this new Pearl Harbor-like event would create a desired climate in America.
The idea that officials within our government would allow innocent Americans to be killed to advance other goals and agendas is difficult for many to believe. Surely this is impossible. Yet, 9/11 investigators keep coming up with allegations that make us wonder.
Researchers within The 9/11 Truth Movement put forth interesting allegations and hypothesize about possible motivations for powerful people to want an event like the 9/11 attacks to occur. The investigative reports, facts, theories, allegations and hypotheses are spelled out in several books, films and Web sites.
Below are a few of the many allegations being made about the 9/11 attacks:
– Financial investments of various kinds immediately before the 9/11 indicate that there was quite specific pre-knowledge of the attacks and how they would be carried out.…Continue reading
Is it possible to change the system when you are the system?
By Charles Shaw
Newtopia Magazine
April 26, 2005
In February of this year, United for Peace and Justice (UFPJ), a coalition of more than 800 peace and justice groups throughout the United States, held their second annual Assembly to hear and vote on proposals for a 2005 "action plan." With the war in Iraq fast approaching its second anniversary, and the larger "War on Terror" crossing its third and half year, close to 500 delegates from 275 member groups traveled to St. Louis in the hopes that the "anti-war movement" — which emerged with unprecedented speed and size just prior to the US invasion of Iraq in spring of 2003 — could be resuscitated. Despite impressive beginnings, the movement as a whole has yet to make any significant impact on US policy, or achieve any lasting public resonance. More disturbing is the fact that since Bush's victory in November, it has gone completely MIA.
One week after the election, the US launched a massive, sustained offensive on the Iraqi city of Fallujah, which absolutely leveled the metropolis of 350,000. Virtually everyone in the "movement" knew this offensive was a forgone conclusion should Bush be reelected (though few understood that the offensive would likely have gone ahead regardless of who won). Yet, despite this foreknowledge, the streets of America remained empty. In San Francisco, the usual hotbed for anti-war activism, barely 500 people showed up to a demonstration organized by the local chapter of International ANSWER, and endorsed by Global Exchange & Code Pink, the two most prominent activist groups in the Bay Area.…Continue reading
It takes a long-term view to see our way out of this gloom.
By Ken Jenkins
It was early 2005. It was a time of malaise, of vague apprehension, of depression, of disbelief, of foreboding and dread. It was the time after Bush&Co stole yet another election and we faced 4 more years of an ongoing, ever-darkening nightmare. It was long enough after the election to have moved beyond the shock and denial, but not far enough to have fully accepted and grokked our predicament, or to have the foggiest idea what the heck to do next.
We wonder, wouldn't that other Iraq war supporter Kerry have been better than this?
No. In the long run, things might have been worse.
Is there any light in this seemingly perpetual tunnel of gloom?
Yes. But a long-term view is required to see far enough down the abyss to see that glimmer of hope.
Let me explain. We would all like a quick turnaround to this ominous and menacing nightmare. But Kerry would have lulled too many folks back to sleep. And that is not a good thing. The spiral of social-political evolution would have slowed to a creep. As apathy increased, we would have been back in the doldrums, directionless, going nowhere at a crawl. Crisis is not a good time to go back to sleep.…Continue reading
Analysis by TvNewsLIES.org
April, 2005
The attacks of 9/11 were so unthinkable that most Americans would refuse to believe the complicity of their own government, even if presented with a mountain of evidence.
Very simply, it is possible to escape blame if you do something that nobody in the world believes you could do.
When I was 11 years old I sat next to my friend and fellow class clown Jeffery, quietly thinking of ways to torture the unsuspecting substitute teacher. Jeffery and I were competing comedians, always trying to "get over" on each other in school. Jeffery was good and there were no limits to what he would do.
On this particular day we sat next to each other, sharing one of the double desks with which Brooklyn school children of the 70's were so familiar. As our unsuspecting substitute turned his back to write something on the black board, Jeffery raised his arm and launched all his own books across the room in the direction opposite from where I was seated, immediately turning towards me with a look of horror and shock plastered on his face. The teacher, alarmed by the noise of the book launching, spun around only to see Jeffery's books scattered around the room. His loose leaf binder had opened up and produced an explosion of confetti in the form of notes and homework sheets.
A quick glance our way by the teacher brought into view a shocked Jeffery, who appeared to be the victim, sitting right next to me and staring at me with an expression of, "What the hell did you just do?" splashed on his face.…Continue reading
By Samara Kalk Derby
Capitol Times,
Madison, WI
David Ray Griffin asks the tough questions about Sept. 11, contending U.S. officials had some knowledge of what was coming and possibly orchestrated the attacks.
Griffin, whose book, "The New Pearl Harbor: Disturbing Questions About the Bush Administration and 9/11," came out a year ago, drew an enthusiastic standing ovation from the majority of the 400 or so people who packed his lecture Monday night at Bascom Hall.
A retired Christian theologian, Griffin, 65, taught for more than 30 years at the Claremont School of Theology in California.
His comments Monday night were directed at religious people, who he said need to respond to Sept. 11 – and the American empire that has ensued – based on the moral principles of their religious traditions.
Drawing laughter from the crowd, Griffin said he had in mind principles like: "Thou shalt not covet thy neighbors' oil" and "Thou shalt not murder thy neighbors in order to steal their oil."
While Griffin noted that his books and talks have not received attention from the mainstream media, C-SPAN had a cameraman at the event and plans to air the lecture at a future date. Madison's public access cable television station, WYOU-TV/Channel 4, meanwhile, will air the talk at 7 p.m. Thursday.
Americans interpret the events of Sept. 11 in one of four ways, Griffin said:
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Despite repeated Bush administration claims that it had no inkling prior to 9/11 that terrorists might use airplanes in suicide missions on American soil, the New York Times reported that the FAA received 52 intelligence reports referencing Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda in the months before September 11. What's more, the FAA warnings were documented in detail by the bipartisan 9/11 Commission almost six months ago — well before the November election. Over the objection of the Commission, the Bush administration classified this particular report and delayed its release.
While the 9/11 Commission submitted its "complete" report on the events leading up to the 2001 attacks on August 26, 2004, crucial sections of the report were not declassified and made available to the public until January 28, 2005 — less than 48 hours after Condoleezza Rice was confirmed as Secretary of State. (In sworn testimony before the Commission, Rice categorically dismissed the idea that the Bush administration received warnings that hijacked airplanes could be used to attack American targets.)
The bipartisan 9/11 Commission was created in the wake of our national tragedy to rise above partisan politics and tackle the tough questions vital to keeping our citizens safe from terrorist attack. The Congressional Committee on Government Reform should hold hearings to determine whether the Bush Administration improperly classified findings from the Commission to protect key administration officials from scrutiny and influence voters in an election year.
Call to action Urge your representative to call… Continue reading
By Ward Reilly
"If ever time should come, when vain and aspiring men shall possess the highest seats in Government, our country will stand in need of its experienced patriots to prevent its ruin."
— Samuel Adams
"The Constitution is not an instrument for the government to restrain the people, it is an instrument for the people to restrain the government – lest it come to dominate our lives and interests."
— Patrick Henry
"It is the duty of the patriot to protect his country from its government."
— Thomas Paine
My friend Dennis Kyne wrote a song that we recorded together while he was staying at my home in January. He was in Baton Rouge in order to attend, and to speak at, the "Jazz Funeral For Democracy" in New Orleans, a counter-inaugural demonstration that activists from south Louisiana had organized.
The song is called "All We Want Is the Truth."
Dennis is a Gulf War vet, and was a medic with the front-line 24th Infantry in 1991. I am an older volunteer infantry vet, one who spent 32 months overseas, from 1971 to 1974, serving this country as an occupation soldier. We are patriots.
The truth. It's not too much for a soldier or vet to ask for, particularly when the subject is whether or not our nation goes to war.
As many of us – those who actually tried to stop the occupation of Iraq before it got started – watched this tragedy unfold, what we saw… Continue reading
Dear 9/11 truth activists and concerned citizens,
Below is an email exchange between Dr. David Ray Griffin and myself, where Dr. Griffin suggests a strategy for the 9/11 truth movement. I found it thoughtful as well as inspiring, and so I asked him if I could share it publicly. He said yes, and so here it is. I hope it inspires you as much as it does me. If so, please consider buying his new book, The 9/11 Commission Report: Omissions and Distortions. It is unquestionably the best book to open people's eyes–even better than his first book. This is definitely the one to give to your relatives and co-workers. Here's the link:
Also, we still have available the new 1-hour DVD of Dr. Griffin speaking in Santa Rosa, California. We are offering these as a complimentary gift for a donation of $20 or more. (No extra shipping costs.) Like the book, this DVD is an excellent gift for someone new to 9/11 truth. We particularly encourage you to get both of them and send them to people you know in other countries, for as Dr. Griffin states in his email below, "the best hope is for an international tribunal." Here is the link for the DVD:
Thanks, and may peace and truth prevail.
Emanuel Sferios Webmaster, SeptemberEleventh.org —–
A message from David Ray Griffin, March 19, 2005
Hi David,
What are your feelings about the 9/11 truth movement these days? How do you think we've done? Are… Continue reading
The bipartisan 9/11 Commission was created in the wake of our national
tragedy to rise above partisan politics and tackle the tough questions
vital to keeping our citizens safe from terrorist attack. The
Congressional Committee on Government Reform should hold hearings to
determine whether the Bush Administration improperly classified findings
from the Commission to protect key administration officials from scrutiny
and influence voters in an election year.
Call to action Urge your representative to call on the Committee on
Government Reform and its chairman Rep. Tom Davis to hold hearings on
whether the Bush administration delayed the release of findings by the
9/11 Commission in a cynical, election-year ploy.
Deadline: Ongoing
I was alarmed to read that despite repeated Bush administration claims
that it had no inkling prior to 9/11 that terrorists might use airplanes
in suicide missions on American soil, the FAA received 52 intelligence
reports referencing Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda in the months before
September 11.
Even though this information was documented by the bipartisan 9/11
Commission over six months ago — well before the November election — the
Bush administration classified this particular report and delayed its
release until just two weeks ago.
Equally disturbing is the fact that the report calls into question the
veracity Condoleezza Rice's sworn testimony before the Commission. Could
it be a mere coincidence that the Bush administration's declassification
of the report came less than 48 hours after Rice was confirmed as
Secretary of State?
The bipartisan 9/11 Commission… Continue reading


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Cooper's Alley, Peoples named for pioneers
Cooper's Alley was named for J. M. Cooper, a well-digger with a reputation for always finding fresh water. He was brought here from Alabama in the late 1840s to dig wells on Henry Kinney's Rancho del Oso. Cooper also the reopened the Zachary Taylor well in Artesian Park.
I ran across a story on Cooper when I was working on a book based on the reminiscences of J. Williamson Moses, a former Texas Ranger who was a mustanger here in the 1850s. (The book is "Texas in Other Days," which is being sold by the Friends of the Corpus Christi Libraries at the Central Library).
Cooper, Moses wrote, was a fanatically upright man, a deacon of his church, who did not smoke, gamble or drink. According to Moses, there was a gambler and loafer here in the 1850s named Wash Foster. He was able to convince Deacon Cooper to lend him $50, with promises that he would be sure to repay him by the next Saturday.
Weeks went by and, finally, Cooper tracked down Foster and asked him for his money. Foster said there was only one way he could get $50 to repay him. Some ranchers had arrived in town that day, he said, and there was sure to be a big game of three-card monte that night. Foster said he needed $25 to stake him to the game. Cooper, reluctantly, gave him the money.
Next day, Moses wrote, Foster saw Cooper go into the post office. He took out five decks of monte cards and $100. Just as Deacon Cooper was talking to a member of his church, Foster walked up and said: "Our partnership was in good feather last night. We won $100 clear. Without counting expenses - such as liquor and cigars - that leaves $100 in the bank and these five decks of cards. But knowing that you don't have any use for the cards, you're entitled to half of the money."
Moses said it took a long time for Cooper to live down the scandal in his church. And he never got the other $25 that Foster owed him. In 1857, Cooper ran unsuccessfully for chief justice of Nueces County; what we now call county judge.
When I drive down Cooper's Alley today, I can associate it with a real person, the church deacon who financed a game of three-card monte.
If you drive down Peoples Street, which stretches from the bluff to the bay, you may wonder how it got its name. I've had more than one caller ask if it was named for "people" in general. But it was named for one person in particular.
Peoples Street was named by Henry Kinney for the city's second newspaper editor - John H. Peoples, a famous war correspondent in the Mexican War. He reported from the scene of battles in Mexico, one admiring paper said, before the smoke of the artillery cleared away.
In 1848, after the war was over, Peoples came to Corpus Christi. The town had had a newspaper briefly in late 1845 and early 1846, when Zachary Taylor's army was here, but Samuel Bangs' Gazette folded when the army left.
Peoples established the town's second paper with financial help from Kinney. The new paper was called the Corpus Christi Star. It was a unique paper for its time; it was printed in both English and Spanish.
Soon after Peoples began publishing the Star, the big stories of the day were about gold being found in California, on the American River, at Sutter's Mill near Sacramento. Each week's edition carried new stories about people finding huge nuggets and becoming rich overnight.
The entire country came down with gold fever. Corpus Christi became a stopping-off place for prospective gold miners on their way to California. In January, 1849, the first group of men bound for California landed in Corpus Christi. They called themselves the Kinney Rangers, in honor of the town's founder. Another group arrived in early February. They called themselves the Mazatlan Rangers. Peoples, editor of the Star, laid down his pen, sold his newspaper, and joined this group. In late March, Peoples sent a letter to the Star from El Paso. He was disgusted with some of his fellow travelers.
Peoples wrote that some of the men were lazy and useless. He said they were unfit to go to California or to take on any task that didn't involve reclining under a shade tree while others did all the work. He said that such men, after paying their $150 fee to join the group, deemed it "out of character to do any labor in facilitating their progress."
It was not an easy trip. The Mazatlan Rangers crossed the desolate region of Chihuahua and Sonora. They ran low on water and suffered dysentery. Their most difficult and dangerous task was crossing raging, swollen rivers. Wagon beds were caulked and turned into rafts. When they encountered trouble crossing the Gulf of California, Peoples drowned. Even though he was here only a short time, he still has a street bearing his name 150 years later.
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Mongolia Continues to Improve its Regulatory Environment for Small And Medium Enterprises (Smes)
Ulaanbaatar, October 29, 2014 - Budding local entrepreneurs in East Asia and the Pacific continue to see improvements in the business environment, according to a new World Bank Group Doing Business 2015:... Show More +
Speech by World Bank Managing Director and COO Sri Mulyani Indrawati at the U.S.-ASEAN Business Council
Thank you Joe Marushack for that introduction, and a special thank you to Alex Feldman for inviting me to address such an amazing gathering.It is a great pleasure to be here today. I want to congratulate... Show More +
World Bank: Understanding Latin America's Shortage of Innovative Entrepreneurs
Chief Economist for Latin America and business leaders will discuss successes and challenges for the region's private sector at Wall Street Journal event MIAMI, Florida, Dec. 5, 2013 – Latin America and... Show More +
China is East Asia's Top Performer in Improving Business Regulatory Efficiency Since 2005
Washington, D.C., October 23, 2012—Over the past eight years, China has made the greatest progress in the East Asia and Pacific region in improving business regulations for local entrepreneurs, according... Show More +
Transcript: Development Committee Press Conference
MR. MILLS: Well, thank you very much for joining us for this closing press conference. Our participants will each make an opening statement and then we'll take... Show More +
Transcript of Opening Press Conference with World Bank Group President Robert Zoellick
MR. MILLS: Good morning, everyone. Thank you for joining us for our World Bank Group press conference for the 2012 Spring Meetings. Joining me this morning is the President of the World Bank... Show More +
Zoellick Congratulates Dr. Jim Yong Kim as New World Bank Group President
Washington, April 16, 2012 — World Bank Group President Robert B. Zoellick today congratulated Dr. Jim Yong Kim for being chosen to become the 12th president of the development institution and offered... Show More +
Statement from Dr. Jim Yong Kim regarding his selection by the World Bank's Executive Directors as 12th President of the World Bank
WASHINGTON, April 16, 2012 - Dr. Jim Yong Kim today released a statement in response to his selection by the World Bank's Executive Directors as 12th President of the World Bank: "I am honored to... Show More +
World Bank's Executive Directors Select Dr. Jim Yong Kim 12th President of the World Bank Group
WASHINGTON, April 16, 2012 - The Executive Directors met today to select a new President of the World Bank Group. The Board expressed its deep gratitude for Mr. Robert B. Zoellick's outstanding leadership... Show More +
OPED: Europe is distracted by endless firewall talk
Policy makers under pressure can get preoccupied with the fixation of the moment. For the eurozone, that idée fixe has been "the firewall". How big is big enough? Who contributes and how?Now that the eurozone... Show More +
Fact Sheet: The Joint IFI Action Plan – Vienna Initiative
Launched at the height of the global financial crisis, the Joint IFI Action Plan and the European Banking Coordination 'Vienna' Initiative (EBCI) provided a significant financial contribution to rescue... Show More +
China Leads Region in Making Regulatory Environment for Local Firms More Business-Friendly
Washington, October 20, 2011—A new report from IFC and the World Bank finds that China advanced the most among countries in the East Asia and the Pacific region in making its regulatory environment more... Show More +
Governance Matters for Growth and Jobs in Middle East and North Africa
WASHINGTON, September 21, 2011 – A new World Bank report, Middle East and North Africa Economic Developments and Prospects: Investing for Growth and Jobs highlights the important links between good governance... Show More +
Seeking Collaboration and Shared Knowledge, League of Arab States and World Bank Group Agree on Economic Integration Agenda
Sharm el-Sheikh, January 18, 2011 – To strengthen and enhance collaboration in the areas of economic and social development in the Arab World, the League of Arab States (LAS) and the World Bank Group today... Show More +
World Bank Group President Robert Zoellick And Singapore Minister For Finance Tharman Shanmugaratnam Launch A Regional Infrastructure Finance Center Of Excellence
Singapore, November 10, 2010— World Bank Group President Robert B. Zoellick and Singapore Minister for Finance Tharman Shanmugaratnam today joined senior public and private sector leaders from Asia... Show More +
IFC Finances Fertilizer Plant in China, Supporting Sichuan Earthquake Recovery Efforts
Hong Kong/Washington, D.C., May 18, 2009—IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, is financing the construction of a 450,000 ton-per-annum fertilizer plant in China's Sichuan Province, helping the region... Show More +
Private Sector Development Crucial to China's Innovativeness, says a World Bank Report
BEIJING,May 14, 2009 – Continuous government support for private sector growth is of strategic importance to China if it is to build up an enterprise-led technological innovation system, says a World Bank... Show More +
International Seminar on Promoting Innovation for Development Opening Remarks
Vikram NehruDirector, Poverty Reduction Economic Management,Financial Sector and Private Sector DevelopmentandChief Economist, East Asia and Pacific RegionThe World Bank May 14, 2009 Beijing, China Vice... Show More +
Doing Business in China 2008: Cities Nationwide Are Introducing Reforms
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Chinese Cities Vary Widely in Local Government Effectiveness, Investment Climate, and Quality of Life
Hangzhou, November 11, 2006 – Cities vary widely in local governance, investment climate, and progress toward achieving a harmonious society, according to a new World Bank survey of 12,400 firms and 120... Show More +


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Ann Larson; Primrose Austen; Mary O'Flaherty; Adam Faith; Jill Kennington; Celia Hammond
1 portrait of Primrose Austen
© Norman Parkinson Archive
Ann Larson; Primrose Austen; Mary O'Flaherty; Adam Faith; Jill Kennington; Celia Hammond
by Norman Parkinson
bromide print on card mount, 15 October 1962
12 in. x 18 1/8 in. (304 mm x 460 mm)
Given by Norman Parkinson, 1981 in conjunction with the NPG exhibition 'Norman Parkinson: 50 Years of Portraits and Fashion'
Photographs Collection
NPG x30035
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Artistback to top
- Norman Parkinson (1913-1990), Photographer. Artist of 241 portraits, Sitter in 13 portraits.
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- Primrose Austen, Fashion model. Sitter associated with 1 portrait.
- Adam Faith (1940-2003), Singer and actor. Sitter in 11 portraits.
- Celia Hammond, Fashion model. Sitter in 2 portraits.
- Jill Kennington (1943-), Fashion model and photographer. Sitter in 3 portraits, Artist of 20 portraits.
- Ann Larson, Fashion model. Sitter in 1 portrait.
- Mary O'Flaherty, Fashion model. Sitter in 1 portrait.
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This portrait of Adam Faith shown with several of Parkinson's favourite models. It was taken to illustrate the dance craze of the moment, The Madison, which Faith featured on his television programme. Photographed at the Oluf Nissen studio, London, for Queen, 30 October 1962.
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- Ribeiro, Aileen, The Gallery of Fashion, 2000, p. 236
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In the lobby of Intermedia Arts on Lyndale Avenue, chalkboards almost as tall as the high ceiling display vast maps of written pleas and assertions from its patrons. They resound with many handwritten hashtags relating to Black Lives Matter, such as #ICANTBREATHE and #HIREDONTFIRE. Sharing the same chalkboard space is #TRANSLIVESMATTER. These chalkboards are the living wallpaper of activists, and this lobby and the space to which it leads are better because of them. The acts of terrorism against African Americans like the Charleston shooting and the high rate of attempted suicide among transgender people are remembered at the same time.
Andrea Jenkins, Grand Marshal of 2015 Twin Cities Pride uplifts trans voices [Photos]
Andrea Jenkins is a writer, poet, performance artist and activist. Other than serving as Grand Marshal for Twin Cities Pride this weekend, she recently became the oral historian for the Tretter Collection at the University of Minnesota, among many other roles in the community. She will be documenting the stories and voices of the LGBTQ community in Minnesota. As she said in an interview with Intermedia Arts, "Art serves many purposes; it can heal, educate, entertain, and challenge. Art is a tool for speaking out because it has the ability to transform people. Continue Reading
Los Lonely Boys Play Music in the Zoo Series
The summer concert season has finally arrived and the good news is we are in the front half of another exciting line-up for the popular Music in the Zoo Series at the Weesner Family Amphitheater. A lively audience was in party mode on Tuesday evening June 16th, for the return of Los Lonely Boys. A few rain drops did not dampen spirits and although the air felt unseasonably cool. Growing up playing music together has enabled the Garza brothers (Henry, Jojo and Ringo) to craft their own music style they call Texican Rock 'n Roll and their fans clearly love it. Their show is just a lot of fun with lush vocal harmonies and standout guitar work by Henry. Continue Reading
from beyond the LOOP…
what did you say caused
the fire at nine eleven
on West Broadway North? Continue Reading
Review – Novelty Shots: A Political Fantasy – Fire Drill – The Art of Paying Attention
They don't hand out the programs until *after* Fire Drill's latest production, Novelty Shots: A Political Fantasy, is over. It's deliberate, but I'm still not entirely sure why. Do they not want to spoil the surprise? What is the surprise? Is any review like this one just going to be a massive pile of spoilers? Is it even possible to spoil this show? Continue Reading
THEATER REVIEW: La Rondine
Color-blind casting continues to be an issue in American theater. In opera, one might argue, without it how are artists of color to work? After all, there isn't exactly an over-abundance of roles written with characters of color. And how many opportunities are there to be cast in a revival of, say, Porgy and Bess or Madame Butterfly? Members of Skylark Opera's production of Puccini La Rondine – two performers, who are of color, and the director, who is not, commented on the matter by email. Cecelia Violetta Lopez sings the role of Magda, who leaves her setup in the lap of luxury as a banker's mistress, to go looking for love. Lopez's solo concert credits include Mahler's Symphony 4 and selections from Canteloube's Chants d'Auvergne with the Henderson Symphony Orchestra, Rutter's Mass of the Children with the Southern Nevada Musical Arts Society, Bach's Magnificat with the University of Nevada – Las Vegas Symphony Orchestra and Rachmaninov's Vocalise with the UNLV Chamber Orchestra. "I've never experienced a color and/or race issue in my growing career", she reflects. "I have been discriminated against in my lifetime, but those instances have been for being Mexican-American and/or female. Sad, but true."
Lopez then states, "I think race and opera are completely unrelated to each other. Continue Reading
Actor Martin Bakari gives "Wise Blood" new vision
Based on Flannery O'Connor's 1952 Southern Gothic novel, "Wise Blood" transformed The Soap Factory gallery into a non-traditional walkthru performance space. The large scale installations/sets were built by Minneapolis multi-media artist Chris Larson and director Michael Sommers into a place of unusual false perception and illusory wonders unlike any we'd experienced before.
The unusual wonders of the space are not the only thing special about this opera exhibition. Continue Reading
THEATER REVIEW: No Expiration Date: Sexuality & Aging presented by Pangea World Theater
We live in a society that manages to be obsessed with sex and deeply repressed about sex at the same time. Sex becomes another commodity titillate to and sell things but conversations about our real sexualities are all too rare. And, if you are over fifty your sexuality is not really a subject at all, unless as a joke. Enter Pangea World Theater once again pushing theater into the spaces unseen, unrecognized, under represented. No Expiration Date: Sexuality & Aging is a theatrical interpretation of the qualitative data from a study conducted by Drs. Continue Reading
Syrian portraits evoke humanity, dignity and resilience amid the ruins
When Twin Cities-based artist Osama Esid first arrived at the Adana camp in Turkey to take photos of Syrian refugees, he was told he'd have a mere 45 minutes inside. He says he begged for more time to be able to meet the residents, gain their trust and hopefully take some photos. He recalls how, once inside the camp, a Mr. Souleyman invited him to dinner. Before the meal was served, Esid asked to take a photo of Souleyman's empty tent – not the people, not the food, just the tent. He explained his project, saying he wanted to be able to take that tent outside the camp, to photograph others inside it anywhere in the world. "Mr. Souleyman loved the idea," Esid remembers. "He said, 'Somehow you make me feel like my great-grandfather's house is still open for all the guests'."
And so began Osama's incredible project, Still/Life/Syria. Out of the hundreds of photos he took inside the camp over the course of several days, 12 five-by-six-foot prints will be on display at Mill Ruins Park this Saturday night during Northern Spark. The work is presented and commissioned by Mizna, an Arab arts organization based here in Saint Paul. And, yes, the Souleyman tent will also be on-site; a limited number of visitors will be invited to stand in front of it to get their picture taken. Esid will show the photos of Northern Spark "guests" in the Souleyman tent to residents at the camp in September, when he returns to Turkey. Continue Reading
Wander, explore, illuminate together at this year's Northern Spark
Northern Spark, the magical night each June when sections of the Twin Cities urban landscapes become the canvas(es) for large-scale, often interactive, ephemeral, and community-based art, is celebrating its 5th birthday this month. I am delighted to report that after hours of researching this years' exhibits and acts, watching project videos, reading artist statements, etc, I have found very little in this years' offerings that is not somehow captivating, compelling, and/or curious. If ever there was a summer night that justified an all-nighter for any adventurers or art-lovers, Northern Spark is it.
I couldn't possibly say that some of these events will be better than others, nor am I interested in doing so. This is my own personal curated vision of what sounds especially delightful and resonates with my own interests. Continue Reading
THEATER REVIEW: Anything but English
It began with a Shhhhh, a call for the native English speakers in the audience to quiet down. This was not their night. Alejandra Tobar Atriz, performer and co-host of Anything But English performed her piece, opening the evening and deploying a modernist string of associations. The writing was beautiful. She described traveling from a "mountain's cleavage to a U.S. classroom." Continue Reading


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At Walsingham House we do our very best to be flexible about timings, recognising different travel distances, school day lengths, etc.Please treat these timings as a guide and please feel free to discuss alternatives with us if there are better options for your school or parish.We do not want any young person to be excluded from a retreat on the grounds of cost: if these prices cannot be met by the young person, and there is no additional support available form the school or parish, please let us know and we will do our best to help.
The House is now best equipped for residential retreats of one or two nights.
N.B.: A Parental Consent form must be completed for each young person in your group.
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