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Local author Georgia L. Jones will introduce the second book in her "Remnants of Life" series, "Witches," at a public book launching party in Lebanon Saturday.
The event is scheduled for 3 to 6 p.m. at the new Aphrodite's Hair and Nails location at 221 East Commercial Street.
After 6 p.m., Jones expects the group to move to her home outside town for an after-party.
Jones released her first book, "Legends of Darkness," in March. The third book in the series is tentatively scheduled for release in the spring or summer of 2013.
Since becoming a published author, Jones has been all over the country promoting her work.
"I've been in Chicago twice — once was for my salon, for a big hair show there — and the other one was for Worldcon, which was in Chicago at the Hyatt downtown. That was nice. And then Indianapolis, Memphis, Arkansas, Louisville, Lexington, of course, Kansas City.
"I was supposed to go to Omaha and had what I call 'convention crud.' It was like a bug of some type. ... I've been all over the place. It's been a blast," Jones said.
Jones' large family — Don and their eight kids — have missed her while she's been away, but they're also proud and supportive, Jones said.
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|Oxford Qualification - Part-time
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|Sep 2016
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|History of Art
|Fees for 2016-2017 are £2,240 (EU students) and £4,210 (Non-EU students). (You may pay by instalment.)
|Application status
|Applications being accepted
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This two-year, part-time course in the History of Art is equivalent to the first year of an undergraduate degree. It offers a broad framework and acts as an introductory course for students who wish to develop their knowledge of the subject by structured study. It is suitable for students who are interested in the arts but who have no formal qualification or previous study of the subject.
In the first year, you will gain an understanding of techniques, ways of looking at the visual arts, and the necessary terms that will underpin all further study. Tutors will lead visits to museums and art galleries and, wherever possible, visits will be made to current exhibitions. Oxford itself is very rich in its museums and every opportunity will be taken to introduce these to you.
In the second year, you will be exploring various historical periods in greater depth. Again, visits to museums and galleries will be arranged as appropriate.
We held an online open day event for both the Certificate and Diploma programmes which is available for you to view. This hour-long presentation is a great opportunity to see the course directors, who discuss both programmes and answer questions. Please see: www.conted.ox.ac.uk/historyartopenday
All those who have an interest in studying the history of art are also invited to come to our Open Evening at Rewley House, 1 Wellington Square, Oxford on Wednesday, 10 February 2016 from 6pm-8pm. This Open Evening offers a chance to see the Department, meet the course director and discuss the course. No booking is necessary - just show up promptly at 6:00pm!
Who is it for?
Enthusiasm, commitment and a high degree of motivation are important if you are to enjoy and complete this course. You do not need any formal qualification or previous study of the History of Art to enter the course. All applicants will be judged by identical criteria - an evidence of interest in the subject, the necessary language skills, a determination to succeed and sufficient time available to devote to the course.
Evidence of prior study in this field is not a requirement of this course, though applicants must be able to demonstrate their proficiency in reading, writing, speaking and understanding the English language. Students for whom English is a second language must obtain a certificate in English proficiency recognised by the University.
Student support
You will need to spend about 8 to 10 hours in home study per week in term time. Guidance will be given about reading and detailed book lists will accompany each module. The six study visits are an integral part of the course and will be compulsory. Every effort will be made to arrange these at convenient times.
If you are returning to learning after a period of time the Department has a number of Study Skills workshops to help you with study techniques or to write essays. History of Art tutors will give advice on subject-based study skills all the way through the course. You can obtain information about the Department's Study Skills programme by contacting 01865 280728.
Library and computing facilities
Registered students are eligible to apply for an Oxford University card, valid for one year at a time, which acts as a library card for the Departmental Library at Rewley House and provides access to the unrivalled facilities of the Bodleian Library and Oxford University Library Services system, as well as to a wide range of electronic resources including electronic journals, many of which can be accessed from home. Students on the course are entitled to use the Library at Rewley House for reference and private study and to borrow books. The loan period is normally two weeks and up to eight books may be borrowed. Students will also be encouraged to use their nearest University library. More information about the Continuing Education Library can be found at www.conted.ox.ac.uk/studentsupport/library where there is also a link to Oxford University Library Services. The University card also provides access to facilities at Oxford University Computing Service (OUCS), 13 Banbury Road, Oxford. Computing facilities are available to students in the Students'Computing Facility in Rewley House and at Ewert House, both of which operate extended hours and a booking system.
Wednesday mornings from 10am - 12pm at Ewert House
Preliminary welcome session. 28 September 2016
Learning to look at the visual arts. 5 October - 2 Nov 2016
A study of colour, subject matter, space, tone, form, composition, etc.
The materials and techniques of painting. 9 Nov - 7 Dec 2016
An introduction to museum studies 18 Jan - 15 Feb 2017
An introduction to critical theory and the use of primary texts.22 Feb - 22 March 2017
Looking at architecture and sculpture. 26 April - 28 June 2017.
Wednesday mornings from 10am - 12pm at Ewert House
Medieval art & the signifcance of context. October - December 2017
The Renaissance. January - March 2018
Towards the 20th century. April - June 2018
For Year 1, you must complete three assignments of 1,500 words, one assignment of 2,000 words and three class tests (one per term).
For Year 2, you must complete three assignments of 2,000 words and three class tests (one per term).
For the second year, you must complete three assignments of 2,000 words and three class tests (one per term).
There will be an additional project submission per year, enabling you to cover ideas and subjects not covered in coursework assignments. The Year 1 project will be 3,000 words in length; the Year 2 project will be 5,000 words.
There is no formal examination at the end of the Certificate course. There is, however, an attendance requirement of at least 75% of the total class hours, and study visits are compulsory.
The aim of the course is to introduce you to the study of the History of Art as a discipline and also to provide an overview of the development of the History of Western Art from the classical period to the 20th century. By the end of the course it is anticipated that students will:
• be able to look at painting, sculpture and architecture in a critical and analytical way.
• be able to understand how various works of art were made.
• have studied a selection of texts – both primary and secondary source material.
• be encouraged to visit galleries, museums, exhibitions and the research resources and collections of works of art in Oxford.
• be prepared for further study such as the Department's Undergraduate Diploma in the History of Art (FHEQ Level 5).
A panel of tutors will teach the weekly sessions; the panel includes, among others:
Dr Janina Ramirez (Course Director)
Mrs Mary Acton, BA Hons (Courtauld), FE Diploma
Dr Meg Boulton
Mrs Caroline Cannon-Brookes, BA
Mr Patrick Doorly, MA, PGCE, FRSA
Mr Oliver Gosling
Mr Hubert Pragnell, MA
All tutors are very experienced, not only in their subject but in teaching adult students and are aware of their learning needs. The sessions will be lively, structured and informative with plenty of time for discussion. Each class will be illustrated with slides and, occasionally, with video material.
Student Support
You will need to spend about 8 to 10 hours in home study per week during term time. Guidance will be given about reading and detailed book lists will accompany each year. The six study visits are an integral part of the course and are compulsory. Every effort will be made to arrange these at convenient times. The course team will provide both academic and pastoral support to students on the course, including guidance on the development of effective study skills for students returning to study after a break. Additional support is available at a Departmental level by the Widening Access Assistant, who can be contacted on +44(0)1865 280355 or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com. Before the start of the Michaelmas (autumn) term, we offer an 'Award-Bearing Course Preparation Study Day' focusing on Academic Reading and Writing, which is free for students enrolled on our Award-Bearing courses. This enables students to find the confidence to read and follow academic assignment instructions and to respond to essay questions; and it discusses how to manage your time effectively, and how to locate and cite sources. The Department runs additionally a programme of general and academic Study Skills workshops and weekly classes (available at a reduced rate to present students), which are designed to enable you to develop and improve the skills needed for effective study. If you have any questions about 'Award-Bearing Course Preparation Study Day' or any Study Skills course, please email firstname.lastname@example.com or telephone +44(0)1865 280892.
Contact Information
Course Director
If you would like an informal discussion on academic matters before making your application you may contact the following:
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Award Programme Office 01865 280154 / 270369
For queries on applications and admissions firstname.lastname@example.com
Widening Access Assistant 01865 280355
For general guidance and advice, credit transfer, special needs provision, residential category and sources of funding: email@example.com
Study Skills 01865 280892
For information about Study Skills courses: email@example.com
Day & Weekend School Office 01865 270368 / 270380
For information on day schools and weekend courses: firstname.lastname@example.com
OUDCE Reception 01865 270360
For general enquiries about OUDCE or to leave messages if other staff are not available.
You should complete the application form and submit it, together with (i) a reference and (ii) additional materials: a statement of 300 words outlining your previous experience of the subject (if any) and your reasons for wishing to enrol on the course.
If possible, your referee should be a person who can comment on your academic ability and background, but where this is not appropriate, you should name a referee who can vouch for your motivation, commitment and potential. A reference from a family member is not acceptable.
Please read carefully the instructions on the reference form. When you have received your reference, return the sealed envelope with your application form and additional material, by 7:00pm on either the first application date of 10 March 2016, or by the second date of 12 May 2016 to:
Award Programme Administrator
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Please do not leave it too late to contact us. Late applications may be considered by the Director of Studies if places are still available on the course. Short-listed applicants will be invited for interview. Interviews will take place at Rewley House in mid/late July and early September 2015. If necessary, alternative arrangements will be made for applicants unavailable on the scheduled dates. The final decision on entry to the course rests with OUDCE.
Click here to download the application and reference form
Non-EU students
This course is not suitable for non-EU students who do not already live in the UK before the course begins. For information, refer to www.ukvisas.gov.uk.
Fees and expenses
The fee for 2016-2017 is £2,240 (EU students) or £4,210 (non-EU students), which includes tuition and tutorials. A non-refundable deposit of £200 is required when you accept an offer of a place and the remaining fee may be paid in instalments. There will be a small fee increase for the second year of the course, 2017-2018.
The course fee does not cover entry fees to museums, art galleries or exhibitions. Usually, group rates are available and every attempt will be made to keep costs as low as possible by car sharing or by group coach travel. Some books will be recommended for you to purchase but recommendations will be made with costs in mind.
Fees for EU students
The UK will be holding a referendum on its membership of the European Union in June 2016. Regardless of the outcome of this referendum, the University of Oxford will not change the tuition fees for EU students already published for the academic year 2016/17 (September 2016 – June 2017) and given in your offer letter. Changes to fees and charges in subsequent years for on-course students who start in 2016/17 are set out at:
[UG link] http://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/undergraduate/fees-and-funding/changes-fees-and-charges
[PG link] https://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/graduate/fees-and-funding/tuition-and-college-fees/changes-to-fees-and-costs?wssl=1.
Tuition fees for 2017/18 have not yet been agreed. If you are an applicant from the EU (other than from the UK) intending to apply for a place to start at Oxford in 2017/18, or holding an offer for deferred entry in 2017/18, you are advised to refer to the UKCISA website at http://www.ukcisa.org.uk/Information--Advice/EEA--Swiss-Students/EU-Referendum
English language requirements
All teaching at the University of Oxford is carried out in English (with the exception of some language-specific teaching) and tutors must be convinced that you have sufficient fluency in written and spoken English to cope with your course from the start. Therefore, all non-native English-speaking applicants (other than those who have been educated in the medium of English language during their two most recent years of study) must satisfy the following requirements:
• IELTS: overall score of 7.0 (with at least 7.0 in each of the four components) or
• TOEFL (paper based): overall score of 600, with a Test of Written English score of 5.5 or
• TOEFL (computer-based): overall score of 250, with Test of Written English score of 5.5 or
• TOEFL (internet-based): overall score of 100 or
• Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English (CAE): grade A or
• Cambridge Certificate for Proficiency in English (CPE): grade B or
• English Language GCSE, IGCSE or O-level: grade B or
• International Baccalaureate Standard level (SL): score of 5 in English
• European Baccalaureate: score of 70% in English.
Funding and financial assistance
For information on student funding, please visit our website: www.conted.ox.ac.uk and follow links to `students'and `sources of funding'. You will find information on student loans, bursaries and Professional and Career Development Loans as well as details of external sources of funding.
For more detailed information on all of the above, contact the Registry on 01865 280355 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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The center today announced from Washington, DC that Juneau has joined its prestigious "Any Given Child" program, which promotes city-wide arts education for students in kindergarten through eighth grade.
Juneau is the 11th city admitted to the program since it started in 2009, joining much larger communities such as Sacramento, California, Portland, Oregon and Austin, Texas.
The goal of "Any Given Child" is to provide a quality arts background for all children. Kennedy Center experts will work with the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council to figure out the community's needs and come up with affordable solutions.
Former JAHC president Annie Calkins wrote Juneau's "Any Given Child" application.
"We wish to increase the equity across all of our schools. Some of our schools have excellent arts education happening at the elementary level and others do not have the same level of intensity or exposure and we want to make sure that across both of our middle schools there's some equity as well," Calkins says.
Kennedy Center Vice President for Education Darrell Ayers says the center is federally mandated to reach out to communities across the country. Any Given Child expands that reach by using chosen communities as examples for arts education.
Even though the Kennedy Center doesn't provide any grant money, local funding can perk up after Any Given Child comes to town. Ayers says one funder gave Austin an additional $1 million.
"They see that the arts community has come together and people, rather than it being kind of a helter-skelter approach to arts education, everybody's working now hand-in-hand," Ayers says.
In December, Ayers and a colleague came to the Capital City to fact-check Juneau's application. Second-graders at Glacier Valley Elementary School performed a violin concert and Tlingit dance. The performance exemplifies what drew the Kennedy Center to Juneau in the first place.
The violinists are part of Juneau, Alaska Music Matters, or JAMM. Lorrie Heagy started JAMM in 2011. Now those students are continuing their music education in second grade. Heagy says nearly 300 students are in JAMM.
"Their listening skills have become so fine-tuned that by the first half of the year they could identify the first four strings. But by the end of their kindergarten year in the spring, they could come up to me and say 'Ms. Heagy, my A-string is out of tune,'" Heagy says.
Ayers says next week, the other ten communities will meet at the Any Given Child Annual Exchange. Juneau representatives will join the cross-country brainstorming session in DC next year. Any Given Child planning in Juneau begins next month.
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Thursday, 28 April 2016
Capacity to Hate
I come across a lot of very angry people in my line of work. I deal with separating families...need I go on. But sometimes, the sheer hatred between two people, it beggars belief. There's something reminiscent of the school yard in separated couples critiques of each other. She says this. He does that.
What an unfortunately great Capacity to Hate there is out there in the world...
Capacity to Hate
She once spoke such soft screams
They echoed in the mistake she made on the lightest day
When the flower girls mooned to see such fun
Where the ring bearer cradled his humble cargo
Justify our love she cried
Justify my aborted love
Justify my dark foetal skeletal love
"My capacity to hate is boundless
I hate her fat pink lips
I wish they were mine
But I can only run my hands over her skin
I cannot crawl underneath it feel
the hot thrall of her veins pulsing
Underneath the cream of her chest
Her pounding pulse
Like a blinking horse
The nearest I am to her is now
When I have her fat auorta beating
into me
I crawl into her neck
I imagine her blood pouring over me
Now she is mine
I am a phoenix rising up out of her wet
crimson flame."
Wednesday, 18 June 2014
The Taste of Blood
A little girl cute but ungainly
Gums gapped and mind so sure
She jumps up onto the ledge
Peers down sees the ant shapes below
and tastes deep diving fright
But nothing compared to
The fear she'll know
when the roots of her blonde curls are reduced
To brown-red wire from the blood the blood leeching from her scalp
fragile porcelain
She too pulls herself with some effort now to the ledge
recalls a day
Long ago
when she stood on the same ledge
Then there was fear
now only
the taste of iron on her tongue
the taste of her own blood
Tuesday, 3 June 2014
Our Road
Our road lies together
But the paths are not straight
Your path has led you to worlds
I have not known
You have glimpsed mysteries along the trail which are a fog to me as I glance back
I take your hand and the path ahead is clearer
The edges are hazy but with each step
my horizon is all the clearer
Each step is surer than the last
We pave each step
Intertwining our memories
Weaving together our experience
Ahead there will be dips
And crossroads
I have felt my heart sink into chasms
Knowing the trials we will face on this road
The missteps that threaten to tear asunder all that has been built
Where our paths split
But even at the splitting and rupturing of my world
I know the paths will curl back
And there in the haze we shall
Continuing walking this cold unforgiven road
Monday, 14 April 2014
First of all apologies readers I've been a bit slack in recent months. This poem has been inspired by some recent events, I just couldn't help thinking how each of us is so separate from each other. This is how a person so close to us can completely collapse within themselves right beside us and we might be right there beside them, and yet a universe away from them.
It can be eerie how alone we can all be, ultimately it's up to each of to let our family and friends in. A bit of a grim topic, but if you know anyone close to you going through something or needing some help or guidance, my advice is to try and talk to them and try to work out what's going on and ask te simple question "how are you going?".
We are all of us a fragile universe
Disconnected by time and dimension
Each universe barely touching
existing beside one another
we only see the fog
A smokescreen of the other
The mystery lost in morse code
The claws of oblivion may tear
Asunder a whole universe
A black hole condensing everything
Into a singular pit of despair
And like the forces of physics
The universes turn on their own wheels
Undeterred by our efforts and will to stop them
Spiralling stars will trail their beautiful destruction over the dark cold void spilling and converging and decintegrating
and condensing until there is nothing
No universe
Simply an eerie blank
black canvas.
Thursday, 2 January 2014
There are birds
So many and they whisper
Did you hear the call of the wren
The birds they hear me
They see me
They are listening to me
The albatross wings like a harrier jet beating waiting
The birds the tall and meek
They all see me
They see my weakness
I am naked to their cold dark pupils
The birds will never strike
They will speak to one another in the shadows always watching me
The birds
The great and the insignificant
Peacocks with bright feathers
Herons with bold skewer beaks
Galahs, cockatoos and lorikeets shrieking laughter
The birds are squealing
The birds are taunting me
The birds are silent
The birds don't like me
The birds are watching
The birds are waiting
The birds are wanting
The birds are waiting for me to die.
Sun kissed
Flaring sugar strawberry and cream
Burns and blisters
Salt dry
Tight curved echoes like peaches
Blanching caramel in the sun
The smoulder of waves
Wrapping and ensnaring with a slaughter of froth
Undulating dunes pass sweet whispers over grass
As the apricot sky saunters into night
Breakers giving in, moaning into the dark black maw
Leaving only the final imprints of clawing violent gritty love
Thursday, 28 November 2013
Sometimes you aren't aware how much your own actions can effect someone else. I've recently been in a position of terrible power taking almost everything away from someone who hardly deserved it.
And the worst of all is being powerless to assist. I'm being vague deliberately but my work at the moment is forcing me to confront a lot of terrible realities and unfortunately at the moment to do something I consider wrong and bad. In this poem I'm trying to imagine how that person might be feeling, so here it is my newest poem "stranger".
I took it all away
All away from a stranger
A Vagabond destined to roam in BMWs by the river
I took it all away
I'm the target
I'm the enemy of your everything stranger
I'll shatter your relationships
Just with pen and paper
Worst of all stranger
I'll happily take the cheque
Turning over the pages of other lives
Just as briskly and as carelessly
Where to now stranger
There is no compassion here
No remorse to nurse
No hope
There is only time, stranger
Time and the dollar
What's yours is mine
What's yours is always mine
I'm the ghoul that haunts your memories
The mistakable shade wandering
The paths you write
Of your own turmoil
I am that which is called justice
For stranger there is none
And the man in black has come
The scythe sways to detach
Each limb each morsel
Silent shining relentless
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Mary L.G. Theroux | Childhood Poverty, Government Failures, and the Need for Economic Liberty
Recorded: Thursday, March 26, 2015
Independent Institute Senior Vice President Mary L. G. Theroux testified on "Childhood Poverty, Government Failures, and the Need for Economic Liberty", before the California State Senate's Budget Subcommittee on Health and Human Services, at the request of State Senator Jeff Stone. The witnesses spoke about California's Maximum Family Grant rule for families on welfare. The rule caps grants and does not increase grant money to mothers on welfare when they have more children. Mary testified about the causes of poverty and of the need for other, non-government options for poor families. She introduced ideas for helping the poor through private resources and organizations, instead of government agencies where families and women often find themselves trapped in a cycle of poverty.
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Should CA Welfare Recipients Receive Increased Benefits When They Have More Children?
Recorded: Monday, February 23, 2015
Independent Institute Senior Vice President Mary L. G. Theroux joins the discussion on the Gil Gross radio on Talk910 in San Francisco.
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David J. Theroux, founder and president of The Independent Institute and the C.S. Lewis Society of California, discusses the writings of C.S. Lewis and Lewis's views on individual liberty, natural law and statism.
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Recorded: Friday, March 21, 2014
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Recorded: Friday, August 24, 2012
Independent Institute Research Fellow John C. Goodman addresses P.A.U.L. Festival 2012 on The Free-Market Alternative to Obamacare.
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John C. Goodman on States Potentially Refusing to Implement Parts of Obamacare
Recorded: Monday, July 2, 2012
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Young explorers: (from left) Harry Wallington from Sydney, Bailey Edge from East Ringwood, Jordan Edge from Mooroolbark and Tyler Edge from East Ringwood enjoyed paddling in their boats.
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RACV Cobram Resort manager Gary Hunt said about 200 people had stayed on the grounds during the summer period to date.
''We can't physically put any more people in,'' Mr Hunt said.
''From an occupancy point of view, we'll probably hit 90 (bookings) by the whole of January.''
Cobram Colonial Motor Inn owner Jennie Gould said this season was her best in a decade.
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Cobram East Caravan Park owner Bob Henry said the park was at about 90 per cent capacity.
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''The media down in Melbourne portrayed the Murray to be flooded (last year),'' he said.
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Frank Malabed said he would clean the body, which has been preserved with formaldehyde since Marcos' death in September 1989, change the clothing and the coffin before flying the remains to Ilocos province in the northern Philippines."I have to wash and clean the body thoroughly, although there are local morticians there who maintain and check it regularly. I have to change the casket, that's for the first time, and then we come home," Malabed told Reuters.
Malabed said he would leave Wednesday, although the government has again banned the return of the body and asked Washington to delay releasing the remains.
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"There is no way I can do all that before April 15," Malabed said in an interview.
He has helped preserve the body for the past 30 months, making frequent trips to Hawaii to administer formaldehyde injections and provide fresh clothing.
Ferdinand Marcos died in exile in Hawaii, and his family returned to the Philippines in November.
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"Though conservatives support more spending restraint, the discretionary spending limits defined in the Budget Control Act represent a promise to the American people to marginally slow the growth of government," reads a letter signed by the heads of Heritage Action, the Family Research Council, and the American Conservative Union. Heritage Action's Michael Needham penned an op-ed in USA Today on Tuesday calling the deal "a step backward." The Cato Institute called the deal a "huge Republican cave-in."
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Americans are deeply concerned about the direction of the country. Over the next few days, lawmakers will have to explain to their constituents, many of whom are our members, what they've achieved by increasing spending, increasing taxes and offering up another round of promises waiting to be broken. That will be a really tough sell back home. Meanwhile, we'll continue fighting to achieve our goal, which is create an America where freedom, opportunity, prosperity and civil society flourish.
Rep. Paul Ryan also addressed his conservative critics Wednesday, calling the attacks from the right "a strange new normal." Ryan, for his part, is doing everything he can to remind his critics that he's a conservative.
Boehner has a tough path ahead of him as he tries to get this deal passed with Republican support. But, so far, he's making it clear that he won't go down easy.
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Nikki Haley. Jeb Bush. Scott Walker. Lindsey Graham. John Kasich. The list is growing ever longer of Republicans who say they wouldn't even consider becoming Donald Trump's running mate. "The recoiling amounts to a rare rebuke for a front-runner: Politicians usually signal that they are not interested politely through back channels, or submit to the selection process, if only to burnish their national profiles."
"Donald Trump holds a 15-point lead over Ted Cruz in the potentially decisive May 3 presidential primary race in Indiana, according to results from a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist poll. Trump gets support from 49 percent of likely Republican primary voters — followed by Cruz at 34 percent and John Kasich at 13 percent. If that margin in Indiana holds on Tuesday, Trump would be on a glide path towards obtaining the 1,237 delegates he needs to win the Republican nomination on a first ballot at the GOP convention in July."
In a statement released on Sunday, President and Mrs. Obama revealed that their oldest daughter, Malia, will attend Harvard University in the fall of 2017 as a member of the Class of 2021. She will take a year off before beginning school.
Foreign Policy takes a look at the future of mining the estimated "100,000 near-Earth objects—including asteroids and comets—in the neighborhood of our planet. Some of these NEOs, as they're called, are small. Others are substantial and potentially packed full of water and various important minerals, such as nickel, cobalt, and iron. One day, advocates believe, those objects will be tapped by variations on the equipment used in the coal mines of Kentucky or in the diamond mines of Africa. And for immense gain: According to industry experts, the contents of a single asteroid could be worth trillions of dollars." But the technology to get us there is only the first step. Experts say "a multinational body might emerge" to manage rights to NEOs, as well as a body of law, including an international court.
Not to be outdone by Jeffrey Goldberg's recent piece in The Atlantic about President Obama's foreign policy, the New York Times Magazine checks in with a longread on the president's economic legacy. In it, Obama is cognizant that the economic reality--73 straight months of growth--isn't matched by public perceptions. Some of that, he says, is due to a constant drumbeat from the right that "that denies any progress." But he also accepts some blame himself. "I mean, the truth of the matter is that if we had been able to more effectively communicate all the steps we had taken to the swing voter," he said, "then we might have maintained a majority in the House or the Senate."


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2016-04-19 My Spokane Garden
Spring came early this year, and put on quite a show.Lilacs and tulips start the year's performance.
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