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Martyr who is known mostly through legends. According to tradition, he was the first bishop of Lucca in Tuscany, Italy, and the city's patron saint. He was supposedly sent to Lucca by St. Peter and was martyred about 67. He died with a soldier, a priest, and a deacon.
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I love the Kenneth Branaugh interpretation of the Shakespeare classic. And I've always loved Emma Thompson too. And Michael Keaton is so funny too.Published 1 day ago by BlackBean
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Chinese regime are ruthless toward the weak and helpless,
She would be stupid to do that! Might as well say she wants to join China's national sports program where the Chicoms take over 70% of her winnings!
Why do you think Li Na left China's national sports program and went off on her own?
Does she realize that China's passport doesn't go anywhere visa free except to poor undeveloped countries like Laos, Cambodia, and a few African nations?
China is undeveloped too, yes?
She should talk first to Jeremy Lin as to why he snubbed the Chinese offer to play B-Ball for the Chinese Olympic team in London first before making a final decision!
Maybe Taiwan can be less stingy. Jeremy Lin will get a higher pay in the US than if he had gone to China, that is an obvious fact man...
Jenny Hsu, hehe, from the tiny island. Is there a country called Taiwan?
A teaching position at a college? Those aren't well paid in Taiwan at all - it's a terrible offer!
What some on this forum are missing is something simple but they will never get it: patriotism.
Adulation by 1.3x billion and more is > a pile of money, si?
I'm an old, stinky, wrinkled, sad and lonely american man; No wonder everyone left me.
lol that could be me.... .... lololol
Taiwan is not a viable country. There is only one China and Taiwan is part of the People's Republic no matter what General Cash My Check tried to say.
@Anonymous, Province of Taiwan
dream on, Taiwan is its own country and free/democratic unlike Mainland China
Hsieh Su-Wei is Taiwanese
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A car bomb exploded in a street lined with shops in the Iraqi city of Samarra, killing at least 17 people, police and medics said.
There was no claim of responsibility for the attack on Saturday, but insurgent groups, including al-Qaeda, have been regaining ground this year, reversing a decline in sectarian bloodshed that reached a peak in 2006 to 2007.
More than 6,000 people have been killed in violence across the country so far this year, as Iraq's sectarian balance comes under acute strain from the civil war in neighbouring Syria.
"I stopped my car to buy sweets for my kids from a nearby shop when suddenly a huge blast shook the area," said 45-year-old teacher Kamal Mahmoud.
"I felt the heat of the blast on my face and the bodies of two women thrown in the middle of the street covered in blood, one of them without legs".
A further 31 people were wounded in the blast in the predominantly Sunni Muslim city's al-Shurta district.
Having been forced underground in 2007, the mainly Sunni local al-Qaeda affiliate is now staging a comeback, invigorated by war in Syria and growing resentment of the Shi'ite-led government that came to power in Iraq following the US-led invasion.
Samarra has been a focal point for Sunnis who began taking to the streets last December in protests against Shia Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, whom they accuse of marginalising their minority sect since Saddam Hussein's overthrow.
A raid by government security forces on a Sunni protest camp in April touched off a backlash by armed groups that is still ongoing.
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July 30th is the 50th anniversary of Medicare and Medicaid, and New Yorkers are going to celebrate! After 5 decades, both programs are certainly "as American as apple pie!"
The Restore the American Promise campaign is coordinating Medicare and Medicaid anniversary celebrations all across New York State. Here in NYC, the No Bad Grand Bargain network and their allies are bringing various organizations and unions together for two special events on July 30th.
In the morning, there will be a celebration at the Professional Staff Congress/CUNY in lower Manhattan starting at 10 a.m. It will feature public officials and community leaders, cake and more! Full details can be found here: http://m-and-m-50-celebration-nyc.eventbrite.com. RSVPs requested please!
In the afternoon, there will be a press conference at 2 p.m. on the steps of Staten Island Borough Hall, to call on members of the New York City Congressional delegation to "protect, improve, and expand" ("PIE") Medicare and Medicaid in their ongoing budget negotiations.
Taken together, Medicare and Medicaid have helped millions of older and disabled New Yorkers and our families since President Johnson signed up President Truman as the very first Medicare enrollee. Currently, 4 million New Yorkers are covered by Medicare, and 6 million by Medicaid – that's nearly one-half of all residents. In addition, both programs provide the financial foundation for our state's entire health care system, benefiting ALL New Yorkers. In short, these programs have been a smashing success for New York and America, and underscore the essential role of government in providing health care as a human right.
Unfortunately, there are proposals in Congress to drastically change the fundamentals of and/or cut funding for both these bedrock social programs. The Joint Budget Resolution adopted in early May calls for hundreds of billions of dollars of cuts to both of them over the next decade, including turning Medicare into a voucher program for private insurance. Continued vigilance to protect these programs remains necessary. Yet we also know there are ways to make these programs better, including direct price negotiations with drug companies, cracking down on provider fraud, promoting care coordination, and adding benefits such as dental, vision, and long-term care. Finally of course, we need to move forward toward fully-universal health care by expanding Medicare to cover all in America.


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Today's episode is Part 2 of a two-part interview with best-selling author Frank Viola. I had great fun with this conversation, and if you are a writer (or want to be one), I think you'll learn a lot from it. I get to "grill" Frank about questions writers always want to know about other writers…


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Plans to mine millions of tonnes of ironsand from the South Taranaki seabed have been scuttled after a landmark hearing.
In what was seen as a test case nationwide, Trans-Tasman Resources (TTR) proposed to extract up to 50 million tonnes of sediment per year, across 65.76 square kilometres, and process it aboard a floating processing storage and offloading vessel.
About 5 million tonnes of iron ore concentrate would then be exported.
Those fighting to stop TTR have cited concerns relating to effects on marine and coastal ecology, erosion and consequential effects on local communities.
Of the 4702 submissions received during the hearing process only eight fully support the proposal.
Those backing it say it is a worthwhile investment that would contribute to the country's economic growth.
In the Environmental Protection Authority's 248-page decision released today, it's Decision-Making Committee (DMC) said the ''major reasons'' for knocking it back ''were the uncertainties in the scope and significance of the potential adverse environmental effects and those on existing interests, such as the fishing interests and Iwi''.
In light of that, the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) Act requires the EPA to favour caution and environmental protection, the statement said.
''Overall the DMC found that the application did not meet the sustainable management purpose of EEZ Act, including that it was not satisfied that the life-supporting capacity of the environment would be safeguarded or that the adverse effects of the proposal could be avoided, remedied or mitigated, given the uncertainty and inadequacy of the information presented.''
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Catchup with the London pictures i.e.
A few more posts are up over at Get in the Car including our day at The Museum of Natural History and our day at Tate Modern. Right now it seems like a million years ago...almost.
I didn't have one of these in London - sigh - and I wish I had one now! But oh those calories are harder to justify as the years go by, aren't they.
Monday, March 23, 2009
Still Doin' Catchup
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2 comments:
- Tinniegirl said...
Scrumptious looking cake there. Yum!
- March 23, 2009 at 4:44 PM
- Just a Plane Ride Away said...
Oh, look at all of those lovelies! I am impressed you were able to resist temptation. You are a lot stronger than I ;-)
- March 27, 2009 at 7:41 AM
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She lost her baby daughter and her right hand to a manic killing spree. He wielded the machete that took both.
Yet today, despite coming from opposite sides of an unspeakable shared past, Alice Mukarurinda and Emmanuel Ndayisaba are friends. She is the treasurer and he the vice president of a group that builds simple brick houses for genocide survivors. They live near each other and shop at the same market.
Their story of ethnic violence, extreme guilt and, to some degree, reconciliation is the story of Rwanda today, 20 years after its Hutu majority killed more than 1 million Tutsis and moderate Hutus. The Rwandan government is still accused by human rights groups of holding an iron grip on power, stifling dissent and killing political opponents. But even critics give President Paul Kagame credit for leading the country toward a peace that seemed all but impossible two decades ago.
''Whenever I look at my arm I remember what happened,'' said Alice, a mother of five with a deep scar on her left temple where Emanuel sliced her with a machete. As she speaks, Emmanuel - the man who killed her baby - sits close enough that his left hand and her right stump sometimes touch.
On Monday, Rwanda marks the 20th anniversary of the beginning of 100 days of bloody mayhem. But the genocide was really in the making for decades, fuelled by hate speech, discrimination, propaganda and the training of death squads. Hutus had come to resent Tutsis for their greater wealth and what they saw as oppressive rule.
Rwanda is the most densely populated country in mainland Africa, slightly smaller than the US state of Maryland but with a population of more than 12 million. The countryside is lush green, filled with uncountable numbers of banana trees.
The Hutu-Tutsi divide may be the country's most notorious characteristic but also its most confounding. The two groups are so closely related that it's nearly impossible for an outsider to tell which the average Rwandan belongs to. Even Rwandans have trouble knowing who is who, especially after two decades of a government push to create a single Rwandan identity.
For Alice, a Tutsi, the genocide began in 1992, when her family took refuge in a church for a week. Hutu community leaders began importing machetes. Houses were burned, cars taken.
Hutu leaders created lists of prominent or educated Tutsis targeted for killing. They also held meetings where they told those in attendance how evil the Tutsis were. Like many of his Hutu neighbours, Emmanuel soaked in the message.
The situation caught fire on April 6, 1994, when the plane carrying Rwanda's president was shot down. Hutus started killing Tutsis, who ran for their lives and flooded Alice's village.
Three days later, local Hutu leaders told Emmanuel, then 23, that they had a job for him.
They took him to a Tutsi home and ordered him to use his machete. A Christian who sang in his church choir, Emmanuel had never killed before. But inside this house he murdered 14 people. The next day, April 12, Emmanuel found a Tutsi doctor in hiding and killed him, too. The day after, he killed two women and a child.
''The very first family I killed, I felt bad, but then I got used to it,'' he says. ''Given how we were told that the Tutsis were evil, after the first family I just felt like I was killing our enemies.''
In the meantime, Alice's family took refuge in a church, just as they had done before, crammed in with hundreds of others. But this time, Hutu attackers threw a bomb inside and set the church on fire. Those who fled the fire inside died by machetes outside. Alice lost some 26 family members, among the estimated 5000 victims at the church.
Alice, then 25, escaped with her 9-month-old daughter and a 9-year-old niece into Rwanda's green countryside, moving, hiding, moving. She hid in a forested swamp.
''There were so many bodies all over the place,'' she says. ''Hutus would wake up in the morning and go hunting for Tutsis to kill.''
By late April rebel Tutsi fighters led by Kagame had reached the capital and chased Hutus out. Hutu troops began to flee to neighbouring countries, and the violence spread, with killings carried out by both sides.
On April 29, Emmanuel joined Hutu soldiers searching the countryside for Tutsis. The attackers blew a whistle whenever they found a Tutsi hiding.
The murders began at 10am and lasted until 3pm. Alice had been hiding in a swamp for days, keeping out only the top of her face so she could breathe. That was where the Hutus found her.
They surrounded the swamp. Then they attacked.
First they killed the girls. When that was done, they came after Alice. She was sure she would die, but instinctively put up her arm to defend herself.
Emmanuel, Alice's school mate, recognised the woman but couldn't recall her name. Perhaps that made it easier to rain down machete blows on Alice's right arm, severing it just above the wrist. He sliced her face. His colleague pierced a spear through her left shoulder.
They left her for dead.
She was bloodied, scarred, and missing a hand, yes, but not dead. Alice fell unconscious, she says, and was found three days later by other survivors. It was only then that she realised she no longer had a right hand.
In the months after the genocide, guilt gnawed away at Emmanuel. He saw his victims during nightmares. In 1996, he turned himself in and confessed.
His prison term lasted from 1997 until 2003, when Kagame pardoned Hutus who admitted their guilt. After he was freed, he began asking family members of his victims for forgiveness. He joined a group of genocide killers and survivors called Ukurrkuganze, who still meet weekly.
It was there that he saw Alice, the woman he thought he had killed.
At first he avoided her. Eventually he kneeled before her and asked for forgiveness. After two weeks of thought and long discussions with her husband, she said yes.
''We had attended workshops and trainings and our hearts were kind of free, and I found it easy to forgive,'' she says. ''The Bible says you should forgive and you will also be forgiven.''
Josephine Munyeli is the director of peace and reconciliation programs in Rwanda for World Vision, a US-based aid group. A survivor of the genocide herself, Munyeli says more killers and victims would like to reconcile but many don't know who they attacked or were attacked by.
''Forgiveness is possible. It's common here,'' she says. ''Guilt is heavy. When one realises how heavy it is the first thing they do to recuperate themselves is apologise.''
Although Rwanda has made significant progress since the genocide, ethnic tensions remain. Alice worries that some genocide planners were never caught, and that messages denying the genocide still filter into the country from Hutus living abroad. She believes remembrance is important to ensure that another genocide never happens.
For Emmanuel, the anniversary periods bring back the nightmares. He looks like a man serving penance, who does not want to talk but feels he must.
''I've been asking myself why I acted like a fool, listening to such words, that this person is bad and that person is bad,'' Emmanuel says. ''The same people that encouraged the genocide are the ones saying there was no genocide.''
He, too, worries that the embers of the genocide still smolder.
''The problem is still there,'' Emmanuel says. ''There are Hutus who hate me for telling the truth. There are those up until now who participated in the genocide who deny they took part.''
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Full disclosure: There's no surefire model to predict managerial success. That having been said, there are essential qualities successful managers can't do without – and substantive deficiencies in them should be a red flag to any executive, hiring manager or HR specialist looking to promote someone into a managerial or leadership role.
I can say with certainty that over the course of a long career every respected and successful manager I worked with or for possessed the four qualities described below – and conversely, any glaring weakness in these four areas was a significant obstacle to long-term success.
I call them the "4 C's" (easy to remember for those like me with short memories!): Conflict, Communication, Confidence and Conscience. There's also a fifth C, Competence – sound technical knowledge of one's business (without which a manager will quickly encounter difficulties) - but that's fundamental, so for these purposes I'll consider it "table stakes." Here are the four:
Conflict – A good manager has to be able to handle conflict. I call conflict "the currency of management." You often get it from all sides: sometimes-unreasonable demands from those above you and howls of protests from those below. Being able to balance such conflicting needs in a reasonable and effective way – satisfying The General while maintaining the troops' loyalty – is critical. While you don't have to love conflict (most people don't), you have to be at least somewhat comfortable in the fray. You can't be a conflict avoider.
Communication – Good managers are effective communicators. Though this is a bit trite, it's true. Any relationship – be it personal or business – founders on weak communication. You can't be emotionally stingy when praise for an employee is deserved, or say nothing when corrective action is needed. Every really effective manager I knew was intuitive, perceptive… and an open, honest communicator.
Confidence – Management is no place for the emotionally fragile. For the reasons already mentioned – being regularly buffeted from above and below – you have to be able to 'take a punch' and come back the next day (or more likely the next 10 minutes) with a positive attitude. An ample dose of self-assurance, though not cockiness, is a valuable asset.
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It's an undeniable fact that certain traditionally black genres of music such as the blues and sacred steel have become embraced by jam-band audiences far and wide. Despite what some purists may think, this is irrefutably a good thing. Artists like Robert Cray, Aubrey Ghent, and the Lee Boys can afford to play music full-time mainly because white audiences with the right ear are able to make the connection between the jamtastic sounds of the Grateful Dead and the pace of guitar-happy Southern blues. There are a few bands across the country that are honing in on this type of fusion, but they're all chasing the North Mississippi Allstars, the funky trio that's two parts jam, one part soul, and 100 percent committed to welding the sounds of Southern blues and rock into one enjoyable groove.
On its new concert DVD, Keep on Marchin,' the band lays down a bevy of jam riffs mixed with traditional backwoods blues, which may not work in some parts of the country but goes over well in Burlington, Vermont, where the footage was all shot. Filmed in November 2005 at the height of the band's popularity, much of its performance that night was drenched in cotton-field psychedelia and hillside rockabilly sweat. The synergy among guitarist/lead singer Luther Dickinson, drummer and brother Cody Dickinson, and bassist Chris Chew is obvious as the band locks in early and stays sonically connected all night long. There are initial snags, however, in the energy of the crowd; as the band moves from songs like "Mississippi Boll Weevil" to "Run On" and "Teasin' Brown," the audience initially seems stuck in a jamming dead zone as the more bluesy tunes don't give the crowd what it's yearning for.
This is Phish country, and most of the crowd tends to stand around or simply sway rather annoyingly where the bodies are determined to jam-dance no matter what. As the concert picks up, so does the pace of the audience, and as the band jumps into tunes like "Moonshine" and "Goin' Down South," all the revelers are there, hootin' and hollerin,' clapping off-beat in the process but having a good time. The best part of the DVD comes when Cody jumps out in front of the audience and starts playing the electric washboard with a set of spoons, with Luther backing him up on drums. The camaraderie among the three musical brothers is so tangible, it's no wonder this concert celebrated the group's tenth anniversary as a band.
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On the day that Roe v. Wade was handed down, I felt a mixture of elation and panic. A new future loomed in which unwanted pregnancies would no longer send women to quacks, rushing them to hospitals with raging infections and perhaps to their deaths. I breathed a sigh of relief, knowing that many lives would be saved.
At the same time, I knew that this historic decision had started the culture wars, even though I didn't have the language to explain my thoughts. As a young historian, I realized that the Supreme Court had given us abortion rights and what the Court gave, the Court could take away. Even more, I understood that we had not received this right through congressional legislation, which would have reflected a greater consensus among Americans. But I also knew that there had not been enough national conversation for legislation that would have legalized abortion, so a Court decision was the only way, at that time, that we could have gained reproductive rights.
And so I spent that day trying to peer into the future. My panic came from my realization that the country was polarized about everything Carole Joffe mentioned in "Roe v. Wade and Beyond," including the role of women in modern society: their rights to sexual pleasure; economic independence and child care; and protection from battery, rape, and sexual harassment. Roe didn't start the culture wars, but it was the engine that fueled what we have witnessed over the last forty years. It is the decision that has helped raise billions of dollars for a right-wing think tank industry and an anti-abortion industry. And most important, as Joffe wrote, it fundamentally transformed American political culture....
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The Birds were one of the hard-luck outfits in the annals of '60s British rock. By reputation, they were one of the top R&B-based outfits in England during the mid-'60s, with a sound as hard and appealing as the Who, the Yardbirds, or the Small Faces. In contrast to a lot of other acts that never charted a hit, the Birds are remembered slightly by some serious fans, and are mentioned in several history books -- but for entirely the wrong reasons. The Birds are remembered for the fact that Ron Wood got his start in the band before moving on to bigger things with the Faces and the Rolling Stones; and that they shared a name, albeit spelled differently, with an American band of considerable prominence. Nobody knows a lot about their music, however, which, on record, consisted of fewer than a dozen songs. Ron Wood (guitar, harmonica, vocals), Tony Munroe (guitar, vocals), and Kim Gardner (bass) grew up within a block of each other, along with original drummer Bob Langham (succeeded by Pete Hocking, aka Pete McDaniels), and had gotten together with lead singer Ali McKenzie to form a band in 1964, while all were in their teens. They were based in Yiewsley in West London, and played the local community center regularly, building up a serious following, which led to their turning professional. The name the Birds came about when they were forced to change their original name, the Thunderbirds, owing to the name of Chris Farlowe's backing band of the period. Their music was hard R&B with a real edge to to it, and was good enough to get them into in a battle-of-the-bands contest held under the aegis of Ready, Steady, Go, the weekly music showcase series. They didn't win, but got a television appearance out of it, on which they were spotted by executives from Decca -- a contract followed, resulting in the recording of their first single, "You Don't Love Me," in November of 1964. Early the following spring, they tried again with a second single, "Leaving Here," which they got to perform on television.
The group seemed poised for success. Their bookings placed them ahead of the Pretty Things and the early Jeff Beck group the Tridents, and they were billed with the Who on some of the same gigs. In that company, there seemed to be no way that they could fail, especially with their sound, a loud, crunchy brand of British rhythm & blues-based rock, roughly akin to early Who, the Yardbirds, and the Kinks.
Disaster struck the band from a completely unexpected quarter -- across the Atlantic -- at in the spring of 1965, however. Fresh off of their first U.S. hit came a Los Angeles-based quintet called the Byrds. Their debut single, "Mr. Tambourine Man," released on the newly established British CBS Records label, was burning up the British charts, and "Leaving Here" by the Birds was left there, on record store shelves (when it was ordered at all). That summer the rival group toured England for the first time, and although the Birds' manager tried to take legal action, it was to no avail -- the spellings were different, and both groups' claim to the name were about equally good. A third Decca single in late 1965 brought their relationship with that label to an end. The group then moved to Reaction Records, at first under the name Birds Birds, but their debut single for the label, "Say Those Magic Words," was delayed in release for almost a year due to a contractual dispute. They also cut a version of Pete Townshend's "Run Run Run" highlighted by Wood's crunchy guitar and McKenzie's punked-out vocals, that could've given the Who a run for their money in a chase up the charts by rival singles. And they got one delightfully bizarre film appearance under their belt, performing a Ron Wood/Tony Munroe song, "That's All I Need," in the horror chiller The Deadly Bees, in 1966. Munroe was out of the band not long after, and Wood left in 1967, passing through the lineup of the Jeff Beck Group before joining the reconfigured (Small) Faces with Rod Stewart in 1969.
The Birds were one of the better bands of their era, as evidenced by the large following they built up from their live performances, playing a hard, loud brand of R&B, with polished vocals and a forceful, crunchy guitar sound. They weren't far removed from the Small Faces or the Who in sound, and perhaps they might've fared better, or had a longer run at success, if they hadn't been signed to a label that already had the Small Faces and the Rolling Stones under contract. The name confusion probably killed whatever chance they had of cracking the English charts, as well as eclipsing their musical virtues for posterity. ~ Bruce Eder, Rovi
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People interested in getting educated at the Hebrew University can now do so – for free.
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Hebrew University is the first Israeli university to join Coursera's program, which already features lectures from leading universities such as Cal Tech, Johns Hopkins, Princeton, and Stanford. The first three courses out of Jerusalem will be by Professor Idan Segev, head of the Department of Neurobiology and member of the Interdisciplinary Cdnter for Neural Computation, Professor Yaakov Nahmias, director of the Center for Bioengineering, and Professor Jonathan Garb of the Mandel Institute of Jewish Studies, 2010 winner of the HU President's Prize for Outstanding Researcher.
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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga's Music Department presents the Wind Ensemble in concert on April 21, 2012 in the Roland Hayes Concert Hall at the Fine Arts Center on the campus. The concert will feature guest performer Sherry Burt, a UTC alumna and member of the Air Force Band stationed in California. Other guest performers include high school students from the Tennessee All State Band. The concert is free and open to the public. The Honor Wind Ensemble performance begins at 5:00 pm.


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