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A Prayer for Liberals
Why are some liberals conceding that it's their fault for objecting to legislative prayer?
Nothing about this is liberal. When the Town of Greece identified itself with Christianity, it excluded Jews, atheists, and other religious minorities. And those excluded weren't making an "interpretive choice." The town board made the choice for them.
As Professors Rick Pildes and Elizabeth Anderson have shown in their classic work on expressive theories of law, the constitutional harm worked by official endorsement of religion is not about feelings. It is not something that minorities can avoid by cultivating thick skins. Rather, the harm is that the legal relationship between a government and its citizens has been altered, so that minorities now stand in relation to government as minorities, rather than simply as Americans. Government prayer renders them separate members of the political community, regardless of how they feel subjectively. Justice Kagan is careful about this in her dissent. Every time she describes the harm, she says that citizens of Greece "become partly defined by their creed," or that the town's prayer "alters a dissenting citizen's relationship with her government," or that the member of a minority faith "becomes a different type of citizen ... she stands at a remove, based solely on her religion, from her fellow citizens and from her government." Constitutional harm of this type is not about the subjective feelings of sensitive minorities, and it is not something that can be avoided by desensitizing them.
After Town of Greece, there is nothing preventing the kind of religious-government alliances that have caused concern for hundreds of years: government favoring of the majority religion, explicit acknowledgements and endorsements of those favored religious views, implicit support for the ministers who hold those views, and statements of religious superiority seemingly backed by government imprimatur. In the Town of Greece, for example, ministers made statements implying that those who did not acknowledge Christ as the savior and God's role in the town were somehow inadequate, incomplete, and wrongheaded. Justice Kennedy compounds the problem by implying that failure to acknowledge the state's dominant Christian religious tradition makes you "unreasonable." That is what Justice Kagan is worried about, and it should concern us all.
Government expressions of support for particular religious faiths aren't dangerous because they injure the sensibilities of the non-adherents—because they hurt our feelings; they are dangerous because they establish the framework, the rhetoric, in which persecution and shaming of non-adherents is made possible.
Incidentally, none of this necessarily makes religion special. Justice Kagan is right that "[t]he content of Greece's prayers is a big deal," but that is because, as she also recognizes, they touch on "a core aspect of identity." Other types of government endorsement and denigration can do that too, such as racialized messages or statements about LGBTQ citizens, as one of us has argued.
The two main reasons for liberal acquiescence in Town of Greece are appeasement for the sake of a political compromise that the court (and just about everyone else) has already rejected, or else self-abnegation of the equal citizenship of religious minorities and nonbelievers. Neither of those options is attractive. Which makes some liberals' willingness to accept them rather more surprising than the Supreme Court's most recent assault on the separation of church and state.


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Viterbo's Spring Commencement 2016 is Saturday, May 7 at the La Crosse Center.
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Connections of Rule The World are set to discuss future plans for the Crabbie's Grand National hero after the dust has settled following his run at Punchestown on Tuesday.
Connections of Rule The World are set to discuss future plans for the Crabbie's Grand National hero after the dust has settled following his run at Punchestown on Tuesday.
Russia was the leading doping offender in global sport during 2014, followed by Italy and India, the World Anti-Doping Agency said on Wednesday.
Crabbie's Grand National hero Rule The World is set to make a swift return to action in the Growise Champion Novice Chase at next week's Punchestown Festival.
Maria Sharapova still faces a hearing after testing positive for meldonium, despite the World Anti-Doping Agency issuing fresh rules for athletes who tested positive for the banned substance before 1 March.
Folsom Blue will bid to provide Mouse Morris with an incredible third Grand National in as many weeks at Ayr on Saturday.
Rule The World was the toast of Mullingar as the Crabbie's Grand National winner paraded through the streets on Sunday afternoon.
All the action, as it happened, on the Grand National card at Aintree, where David Mullins guided Rule The World to a remarkable first win over fences in the feature race for Mouse Morris.
Rule The World showed his battling qualities when ploughing through the rain-softened conditions to land the Crabbie's Grand National at Aintree for trainer Mouse Morris and owner Michael O'Leary.
Amputee long jumper Markus Rehm is running out of time to make the Rio de Janeiro Olympics in August as the world athletics body has not yet set the criteria for ruling if he can compete with his prosthetic leg.
Bulgarian triple jumper Gabriela Petrova, runner-up at the 2015 European indoor championships in Prague, has denied any wrong-doing after testing positive for the banned substance meldonium.
The World Anti-Doping Agency declared Spain and Mexico non-compliant with its code today after both failed to meet a March 18 deadline for implementing new rules.
RTÉ Sport's Barry McEneaney runs the rule over the Ryanair World Hurdle on Day 3 of the Cheltenham Festival.
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The World Anti-Doping Agency has said it is "dismayed" by the latest allegations made by the German broadcaster ARD of continuing violations of doping rules in Russia.
A report has concluded that it cannot rule out the possibility that a payment of 6.7million from the German federation to world governing body FIFA in April 2005 was used to buy votes for the 2006 World Cup.
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My driver's license is no longer of use to me as I gifted my car to a grandson before leaving my home in Cherokee County. I have now learned that an Identification Card to replace that function of a driver's license may be obtained at the licensing office, so I am planning a visit there in the next few days.
Talking about all of this brought up the matter of driver's licenses in general. I can't seem to find out when they were first issued, but I did learn that it was in 1937 that the Highway Patrol took over the process. That was the year I turned 16, so perhaps it was that official presence that made such an impression on me.
I don't remember studying much in advance before taking whatever form of test was required, but I must have passed it. My dad had taught me to drive quite competently so the driving part couldn't have been a particular challenge either. Anyway, I was one happy gal when I had that special little piece of cardboard in hand.
I judiciously remembered to renew it every four years, as required, with one exception. Not too many years ago I slipped up and it was a bit of a struggle to bone up on the manual and go through all of the rigmarole to regain my precious license. I didn't let that happen again!
Thinking back, it doesn't seem to me that we took those matters as seriously as we might have, or perhaps it was just my particular rural neighborhood. I distinctly remember a classmate of mine, an only girl with three much older brothers, who was even more of a tom-boy than I. Her mother had never learned to drive.
So, from the time she was about twelve, we often saw her taking her mom to town to do the weekly shopping. That's just the way it was and we thought nothing of it. As soon as she was big enough to see over the steering wheel (probably with the aid of a hefty pillow on the seat) she was driving.
I also began thinking about stop signs and speed limits, which amused me a bit. Actually, I wonder if those early cars had enough power for speeding to be much of a problem, but I may be wrong. Then the limited area in which I drove wasn't traveled heavily enough to need a lot of controlling signs.
When we went to the "big city," that was Fort Dodge, which would be comparable to Cherokee County residents driving to Sioux City, I'm sure there were signs, and probably even stop lights, through which I soon learned to maneuver.
Once more, I would love to have my readers' recollections to compare with my own. I'm sure many of the guys honed their driving skills on the family tractor, as wide open fields allowed a much greater margin for error.
At any rate, do enjoy your reminiscing, for it can be a lot of fun. That, of course, may not always be true because, it force us to be aware of the swiftly passing years. I like to avoid that, if possible, as I'm reluctant to admit that I'm really becoming an Old Lady.
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The AGI is an independent and balanced organisation, offering equal standing to every type of member. We're not a trade body, a learned society or a policy influencer – but we engage in all and more. AGI is a member of the UK Location Council, an INSPIRE Spatial Data Interest Community (SDIC) and provides logistical and expert support to the British Standard's Committee for Geographic Information (IST36), amongst its many other activities. The AGI aim to bring you the latest industry and AGI news, information about AGI's many Special Interest Groups (SIGs), Regional Groups, our busy events programme, Continuing Professional Development (CPD), plus our highly acclaimed annual AGI GeoCommunity conference, which is the largest independent geospatial event in the UK.
'The Mission of the AGI is to maximise the use of geographic information (GI) for the benefit of the citizen, good governance and commerce.'
The AGI pursues these aims through a wide range of activities including lobbying, specialist meetings, seminars and other events throughout the country, a dynamic website, and a number of publications. These are all supported by our annual conference and trade exhibition; the leading GIS event for the UK.
Additionally, there are a number of special interest groups (SIGs) that provide services of particular relevance to members in specific sectors, as well as regional branches of the AGI in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
The AGI is a mature organisation with a strong membership base and committed staff. In recent years it has achieved a level of financial stability that enables it now to look to future with more confidence, despite difficult economic conditions. This 2010 business plan, covering the period 2010-12 sets a long-term vision for the organisation based on the opportunities afforded by significant technology advances and wider awareness and cost-effective availability of geospatial information.
The externally focused aspects of the business plan are organised into objectives and actions under six headings:
Membership - our focus will be to attract members from new markets, particularly in the Business to Consumer (B2C) space, whilst re-doubling our efforts to ensure we remain relevant to our existing membership.
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Grandparents of the couple are Stan and Donnalee Sherrill of West Bend, Darrell and Bernice Reiter of Le Mars, Mrs. Sherry Hall and the late Lieutenant Colonel Everett Ray Hall SR, [Army] of Colorado Springs, Colo., and James W. and Harriet Allen of Fort Collins, Colo. Margaret Boetger of Kansas City, Mo., is the bride's great-grandmother. Flowers decorated the church alter in memory of Jeff's Grandfather Hall, and Jeff's uncle Everett Hall Jr.
Maid of honor was the bride's long-time friend Courtney Conner of Iowa City. Lynne Reiter of Rockwell served her sister as bridesmaid. Other bridesmaids were Marie's cousin, Jessica Range of Maryville, Mo., and friend Becky Fusselman of Omaha.
Best man was Alex Reynolds of Des Moines,, friend of the bridegroom. Groomsmen were Jeff's brother, Jim P. Allen of Omaha, and Jeff's long-time friends, AJ Bredensteiner also of Omaha, and Greg Seaman of Denver, CO.
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Marie is a 2002 graduate of Ventura Community School in Ventura, Iowa. She graduated from Iowa State University, Ames with a B.S. degree in animal science and minors in genetics and Spanish. Jeff is a 2002 graduate of Millard North High School in Omaha. In 2006 he graduated from Iowa State University with a B.S. degree in computer engineering.
Marie is currently the science and education coordinator for the Omaha Children's Museum and Jeff is a systems administrator for West Corporation, also in Omaha. After a week-long trip to Estes Park in Colorado, the couple are at home in Omaha with their dog, Jack.


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Gan Matthews resigns from KWTV by The Lost Ogle
A few weeks ago, we reported that Gan Matthews was resigning from News 9 after turning down a demotion to the weekend beat. Gans departure hit the local TV news community hard. He was a veteran reporter, well liked by his peers and had great name recognition for a beat reporter. If he was deemed to be expendable by News 9 management, who or what was next?
In response to his forced resignation, Gans friends and colleagues have created a Goodbye Gan Matthews Facebook Group. Its filled with a bunch of farewells, memories of the good old days and even sad letters from current and former local media folks. For some reason, though, there are no posts from wizards, dwarfs or any of the other creatures Gan encountered from his travels in Middle Earth.
Anyway, in addition to creating the Facebook Group, some of Gans colleagues have planned a Goodbye Gathering. It will take place this Saturday night at Nonnas in Bricktown. If past media going away parties serve as any indication, the party should be fun.
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First it was Mason Dunn and now Gan Matthews.Both were very well respected people from KWTV. Im beginning to think that the people making the changes should be replaced and not the on air people. I dont blame Gan for quitting. Cant imagine him being happy with week-ends. Hopefully Gan and Mason both will find better employment elsewhere.
Re: Gan Matthews resigns from KWTV by The Lost Ogle
Hmm. It will be weird not seeing him on anymore, but I won't be sad to see him go. His on camera performance isn't entirely strong. Though he is getting up there. He usually tells a story by stumbling through a bunch of words and not really being clean and crisp which today's media wants. Either way, it was a long time coming as he was approaching retirement age regardless.
Unfortunately, they aren't exactly replacing the proper on camera personalities yet. Majority of their weekday anchor team should be shown the door.
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Well, spring is finally here. I've seen flocks of geese flying overhead and robins hopping on the lawn. One day a lady brought in a small flower she had picked and laid it on the counter and said, "It's spring." So spring has sprung.
April is just around the corner and there are several exciting programs at the library you won't want to miss.
The Easter Bunny will be at the library on Thursday, April 1 from 6:30 -- 7:30 p.m. Each child will receive an Easter egg with a surprise in it and parents don't forget those cameras. All ages are welcome.
The Cherokee Public Library will be celebrating National Library Week April 11 -- 17. This is an annual celebration that highlights the value of all types of libraries and librarians. The youth department will have guest readers from the community share a story or two with you Monday through
Thursday at 3:45 p.m. The stories will be geared more for the youth but all ages are welcome. Each young person who visits the library during the week will be able to select a prize from the free box. So mark your calendars stop in at the Cherokee Public Library.
The Library will also have their regular programs during April.
Story time for pre-schoolers will be every Tuesday from 10:30 to 11 a.m. This is for Children three to five years of age.
Youth In Action Students, 5th to 6th graders, will meet April 8 and April 22 from 3:45 to 4:45 p.m. It looks like the rogue painting in the art exhibit will be exposed on April 8 due to some thorough and clever detective work.
The After School Bunch, k-4th graders, will meet Tuesday, April 13 and April 27 at 3:45 p.m.
Terrific Toddlers and their parents will meet Saturday, April 10 from 10:30 to 11 a.m. This program is for parents and their one to three year old children.
Easter is the first weekend in April. I'd like to share a short poem I found at our library.
If Easter Eggs Would Hatch
By Douglas Malloch
I wish that Easter eggs could be like eggs of other seasons;
I wish that they hatched something, too.
For --- well, for lots of reasons.
The eggs you get the usual way are always brown and white ones.
The eggs you find on Easter Day are always gay and bright ones.
So they might hatch a purple hen, a rooster like a bluebird,
And all the patterns and designs might well produce a new bird.
An Easter egg might even hold a little silver bunny!
If Easter eggs would only hatch,
My wouldn't that be funny!
Have a Happy Easter and pick up an April Newsletter at the Library.


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It's not a typo; "plein air" is a French term that describes painting in outdoor light. When she's at work, there no place Nancy Nordloh Neville would rather be. (Photo courtesy of N. Nordloh Neville)
"Seventh and Stanford" by Nancy Nordloh Neville, oil painted from plein air. (Courtesy of N. Nordloh Neville)
"Lilac and Pear" by Nancy Nordloh Neville, watercolor painted from still life. (Courtesy of N. Nordloh Neville)
"Two Lilacs in Copper," by Nancy Nordloh Neville, oil painted from still life. (Courtesy of N. Nordloh Neville)
Nancy Nordloh Neville paints scenes wherever she travels. This painting was done in Charleston, SC, where some her work is represented by The Mary Martin Gallery of FIne Art. (Courtesy of N.Nordloh Neville)
CINCINNATI - Cincinnati and the greater Tri-State region are home to people who excel in artistic and other creative disciplines. Each week, we focus on a creative individual who is bringing new perspectives to our lives and enriching our cultural diversity.
If you see artist Nancy Nordloh Neville at Summerfair 2014 next weekend, ask her about the story behind one of her paintings. Nancy enjoys sharing tidbits about her art when she meets current (and aspiring) art collectors at outdoor festivals.
Exhibiting at Summerfair is like experiencing my life in review, laughs Nancy: "I put my work out there, and remember where I was and what it was like when I painted each piece. "
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If you see artist Nancy Nordloh Neville at Summerfair 2014 next weekend, ask her about the story behind one of her paintings. Nancy enjoys sharing tidbits about her art when she meets current (and aspiring) art collectors at outdoor festivals.
Exhibiting at Summerfair is like experiencing my life in review, laughs Nancy: "I put my work out there, and remember where I was and what it was like when I painted each piece. "
Nancy Nordloh Neville has plenty of stories to share because she prefers painting plein air. Plein air is a French term for painting in outdoor light. It's a branch of impressionism that attempts to represent outdoor light and air.
"I love plein air," says Nancy. "There's a sparkle to it that you don't always get in paintings that use photographs as reference." One challenge of plein air painting is selecting the best scene and details when the lighting is just right.
Nancy tries to decide what to paint within 20 minutes of discovering a beautifully lit location.
"You can't walk around questioning whether this scene would be better than that one," says Nancy. If you return to the same spot at the same time the next day, the lighting can be much different.
"A lot has to do with the light and how it catches the moment," explains Nancy. "Late afternoon shadows are wonderful."
Two of Nancy's most recent plein air paintings depict Mt. Adams Bar & Grill and Madison's at Findlay Market. Both paintings will be for sale at the 47th annual Summerfair CIncinnati, May 30 through June 1, at Coney Island. While her husband, artist Bruce Neville, will be offering a few prints of iconic landmarks he has painted, Nancy only sells originals.
Some of her paintings are still lifes she creates for the workshops she teaches at "The Barn" of the Women's Art Club in Mariemont or in her studio at The Pendleton Art Center in Over-the-Rhine.
When she can't paint outdoors, she prefers working from a tangible object instead of a photograph.
"Your darks are always darker when you're working from a photograph, so you have to compensate," explains Nancy. When she serves as juror for various art shows, she says "I can always tell when "I can always tell when someone has worked from a photo."
A Lifelong Love of Art
Nancy fell in love with painting when she was 8 years old and took art lessons at the Cincinnati Art Museum. She studied art throughout high school and at the University of Cincinnati, and learned from some Cincinnati's best-known artists, including Reginald Grooms, Robert Fabe, and Don Dennis.
Dennis taught her see her subjects differently.
"He told me, 'You may paint lilacs because you like lilacs. But you have to divorce yourself from thinking that they are lilacs. Everything is just a shape against a shape'," Nancy recalls. "That was my biggest breakthrough as a painter. Now, I paint what I love, but I dissect it into shapes in my mind."
Nancy started out doing oil paintings in her home. She switched to watercolors when her children were young because, "I didn't like the toxicity of the oils around children." Now they are grown, she has gotten back into oils.
Earlier this spring, Bruce and Nancy Neville participated in art shows in Louisville and Indianapolis. From June through September, they will travel to nine more shows near Cleveland, Columbus, Chicago, Indianapolis, and Lake Michigan.
At many of these shows, Nancy reconnects with people who have purchased works from her before:
"It's nice that they see how you've grown as a painter and how your work has improved."
Some people she meets at art fairs register for the small-group workshops she conducts in her Pendleton Art Center studio the spring and fall. Others commission her to do special projects. At one Summerfair, Nancy was commissioned to paint the garden of an Indian Hill home. The painting hangs on the client's dining-room wall. Some people buy Nancy's paintings as one-of-a-kind Christmas or wedding gifts.
Advice for Artists and Summerfair Visitors
Summerfair is juried show that accepts more than 300 artists in mixed media, ceramics, drawing, fiber, jewelry, leather, metal, glass, painting, photography, sculpture, and printmaking. The event runs 2 to 8 pm on Friday May 30, 10 am to 8 pm on Saturday, May 31 and 10 am to 5 pm on Sunday, June 1.
While many Summerfair visitors may look "mature" on the outside,
many are young at heart. Some may recall that Summerfair originated in 1967 when some Mt. Adams residents decided to hold an arts festival to celebrate the opening of the Playhouse in the Park. What began as a funky and hip little art show in Mt. Adams and Eden Park has become one of the nation's top 100 art fairs.
"Artists work very hard getting ready for shows like Summerfair," says Neville. "You might have at least two years of work on display there."
Nancy Nordloh Neville encourages younger artists to start with simpler, one-day shows. Nancy has applied for hundreds of art fairs and said, "It took a long time to get into Summerfair. You just have to keep painting and keep trying."
One way artists can discover opportunities to exhibit is to join arts organizations. Nancy belongs to The Cincinnati Art Club, The Women's Art Club, and the Lexington Art League.
While selling art at summer art shows is wonderful, Nancy believes artists do need a studio where they can show work year round.
"Collectors don't want to think that you're a part-time artist who got lucky and did a few nice pieces. They want to know that you are a consistent painter who will be developing over time."
As for Summerfair visitors, Nancy Neville encourages them to come with a general idea of what space in their home or office they want to fill with art.
If you see an original piece that you like but need to think about it, it's OK to ask the artist to hold it for you for an hour or so, says Nancy. Otherwise, the piece might be sold by the time you make up your mind. You can also take the business cards of the artists whose works you admire, visit their websites, and call them after the show.
At Summerfair, Nancy Nordloh Neville and Bruce Neville will be in Booths 36D and E on the Yellow Court. In addition to asking them about their work and passion for watercolors, ask them about their small-group workshops. Nancy's next two workshops are November 7-9, 2014 and March 6-8, 2015.


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Letter to IMF From Egyptian Parties, NGOs, Syndicates and Political Movements
[The following letter was issued on 11 November 2012 in light of the ongoing negotiations between the government of Egypt and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). It was issued by various organizations, political parties, movements, and syndicates to express their disapproval of this process.]
Dr. Hisham Qandil
Prime Minister of Egypt
Magles El Shaab St.,
Kasr El Aini St.Cairo
Ms. Christine Lagarde
Managing Director
International Monetary Fund,
700 19th Street N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20431
11 November 2012
Dear Dr. Qandil and Ms. Lagarde,
We, the undersigned civil society groups and political parties, are writing to express our concerns about the proposed $4.8 billion International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan to Egypt that is currently under negotiation. We reject the loan negotiations on the following basis:
The negotiations of the terms and conditions of the loan agreement, including the government's economic reform program, have lacked transparency on the part of both the IMF and the Government of Egypt. Moreover, these negotiations have continued in the absence of an elected parliament, which was dissolved on 14 June 2012, and with the president of Egypt holding full legislative authority. Any agreement under these circumstances would contravene the democratic principle of separation of powers and Egypt's longstanding constitutional requirement of parliamentary oversight over executive decisions.
Furthermore, the public consultations carried out by the government to date to solicit societal feedback on the loan have been exclusionary and inaccessible. They do not fully represent Egypt's civil society and political groups.
There is no clarity on the part of the government about how the loan will contribute to a national economic plan of inclusive growth and social justice that addresses the structural problems of the Egyptian economy and meets the needs of the Egyptian people. We worry that this potential loan agreement and the policies connected to it will represent a continuation of the old regime's economic policies, particularly as they relate to the incursion of debt. The austerity measures associated with this potential loan agreement, including cutting subsidies as well as other deficit reduction policies, may aggravate the economic deprivation of a large section of the population, threatening their basic economic and social rights.
With little transparency and no clear economic program, the potential loan agreement continues to lack the "critical mass" of support that the IMF requires as a necessary condition for financial assistance. For that reason, we believe that negotiations for the proposed loan should be frozen.
Political Parties:
- The Popular Current Party
- The Egyptian Current Party
- The Strong Egypt Party
- The Popular Alliance Party
Civil Society Organizations:
- Egyptian Center for Economic and Social Rights (ECESR)
- Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR)
- Hisham Mubarak Law Center
- Association for Freedom of Thought and Expression (AFTE)
- Egyptian Foundation for the Advancement of Childhood Conditions
- Habi Center for Environmental Rights
- Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies
- Egyptian Women Legal Aid
- The Egyptian Association for Community Participation Enhancement
- New Woman Foundation
- Act Egypt
- Arabic Network For Human Rights Information
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- Federation of Teachers
Movements & Campaigns:
- Popular Campaign to Drop Egypt's Debt
- April 6th Movement
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"You tip your hat to them. Sometimes, as a basketball coach, you can get frustrated because it's tough to get them out of that football mode. When you win a championship, you want to enjoy it, put your feet up on the recliner. These guys have to march right back into a long, grueling season. For these kids to do this two years in a row where they don't have any time off from the beginning of football until March, that's impressive."
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Bridgewater College Professors to Give Presentation on Swords
January 06, 2015
Drs. Gavin Lawson and Clifford Harmon will present "Swords in the Middle Ages and Renaissance" at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 15, in Cole Hall at Bridgewater College.
The presentation will begin with single-handed swords wielded by the Vikings and Anglo-Saxons and end with the light maneuverable dueling swords of the Spanish and Italian nobles. Lawson and Harmon will document the changes that have occurred in sword use and design. The program will also include sparring demonstrations of the medieval longsword and modern foil.
Lawson, an associate professor of biology at Bridgewater College, has been studying martial arts for more than 30 years. He first studied western martial arts as a member of the Society for Creative Anachronism in graduate school and later switched to Historical European Martial Arts (HEMA) after joining Bridgewater's faculty.
Harmon, an instructor of history at BC, began fencing as an undergraduate at Auburn University in 1971. From 2000-06, he coached the Virginia Military Institute fencing team. Under his leadership, the team received the third-place saber trophy at the International Fencing Challenge held at the École Polytechnique in Paris in 2001.
Lawson and Harmon are co-advisers of the Bridgewater College Comitatus Club, which promotes the study and safe practice of western martial arts.
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The Summer Camp Learning Program is designed for children age 5 to 9. At Albany Med Kids' bright location—16 St. James Place—our qualified staff will lead planned activities incorporating arts, crafts, music and physical activity that foster growth while developing friendships to last a lifetime. With flexible scheduling from June 27 to August 26, parents can choose to enroll their kids for one week, a few days, or the entire summer.
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As San Francisco Chronicle critic Peter Hartlaub deftly notes, "recent controversies made it more difficult for racier content to make it to your living room, starting with Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction during the 2004 Super Bowl halftime show and an upside-down clown that appeared to drink beer from its anus." But though this year, the Superbowl skimped on sex to play up the violence, it did offer up its share of misogyny. [Note: Not that I watched the fucking thing. I viewed all these commercials later, in the comfort of my own Internet].
More unsettling than a vegetarian rubbing her chest with broccoli: On behalf of GoDaddy.com, Racecar driver Danica Patrick (and others) appear in court to testify that they have "not enhanced"; spot ends with busty woman shaking her "enhancements" in Patrick's general direction (this commercial is "Internet-only").
Faker than Justin Timberlake's look of surprise after revealing Janet Jackson nipple: The Cheeto-fueled cat-fight between a ditzy loud-talker and a dowdy chip-muncher was the most predictable lady ad of the night. Why weren't the crazed pidgeons all over the Cheetos before she tossed a couple toward her new nemesis? . . . oh, yeah, because the Cheeto dude is a falconer now or some shit.
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