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Showing news for Midlands/Wales/West Division: Somerset v Gloucestershire at Taunton, Jul 5, 2013
Somerset v Gloucestershire, FLt20 Midlands/Wales/West Group, Taunton
Kieswetter secures tough chase
Jul 5, 2013: Craig Kieswetter blasted a brilliant 89 not out to lead Somerset to a thrilling four-wicket win over arch-rivals Gloucestershire in the Friends Life t20 at Taunton
How much is a century against Zimbabwe worth? (56)
Cricket stats need to take into account various contextual factors relating to players' and teams' performances if they are to be meaningful
Why Kumble could work out better for India than Greg Chappell did (52)
He understands the Indian mentality better and doesn't have to deal with star players on the wane
More headaches for struggling South Africa (43)
As South Africa's slump gets deeper after the triangular series exit, ESPNcricinfo looks at three areas that need special focus and could possibly salvage them
'The dream is to come back and play for three to four years' (39)
Mohammad Asif is playing club cricket in Scandinavia as he strives for a Pakistan comeback and to rebuild his career in the wake of the spot-fixing scandal
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For the first lunch talk of the New Year, we will have the privilege of hearing from Pat Howlett, Founder of the InSide919 business network. The title of his talk will be "Stop Setting Goals."
Lunch is $12 (be ready to pay at the door). Our lunch talk meetups run from 11:30 to 1:00. We will have open mingling and networking from 11:30 to 12:00.
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Pat Howlett is passionate about Local Micro Businesses and Solo-professionals. He's launching locally focused business networks across the United States and believes strongly that any REAL economic recovery will come from the local grassroots businesses of our country not from government programs, corporation incentives or labor union growth.
Small local businesses across America can do more by connecting and working together than they can do alone.
Pat's perspective on "goal setting" and "inevitable thinking" gave me a whole new view on alternative ways to move the vision forward. Very worthwhile and very timely being the first of the year. Kudo's to Pat for giving the packed house a lot of nuggets to try out this year .
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App of the day: YouTube RT review (Windows 8)
Windows 8 is a solid enough operating system. It is hated by some because it's a radical visual departure, but the ideas behind it are solid enough. New users, and those who want an uncomplicated experience can have a good time, thanks to the full-screen apps that are part of the new ecosystem. The problem is, in all the time Windows 8 has been out, we haven't really used any, apart from Netflix, and now one other.
This one is called YouTube RT and it opens up a world of YouTube watching that goes beyond the website, and gives a much more pleasant and flexible interface to Google's video product.
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So what makes YouTube RT so special? Well, it's well laid-out for one. To get the best out of it you need to log-in to your YouTube account. This populates the home screen with the videos YouTube thinks you should watch. This is nice, and it means you don't need to faff about going to the YouTube site. And, as with all Windows 8 apps, if you start typing from the Start screen, you can quickly get to YouTube results by selecting YouTube RT from the right-hand menu.
There are other nice features too. For example, we love that you can force it to use 1080p, 720p or SD videos. YouTube doesn't seem able to remember your preference with this for some reason, so we like the ability to lock in this selection, as we always want to watch HD video.
We also love that you can download video. Now, we realise that this might be a contentious issue, and could even be a fracturing of some copyright or other, but it's actually very helpful. It's handy for saving videos to take when you go offline for a short period. It's also handy if you're on a connection that's not quick enough to stream at HD quality, but you're prepared to wait for it to download. No doubt rights-holders will despise this, but we don't and we can see its value. It's also possible to download audio only as MP3s, which is another great feature for music fans.
Just because this is an app, there's no need to compromise on the features. Usually, YouTube comments aren't available on third-party apps, but they are here, and you can also add comments - all while the video plays away in the top corner. Sure, YouTube has some of the most ridiculous comments ever, but it also has some of the funniest. So it's worth being able to see them. The comments aren't threaded, but they still make a lot more sense than the mess of YouTube.com. You will also have access to your playlists, favourites and uploads, giving you a very likeable experience that's as comprehensive as the website.
In conclusion, if you have a Windows 8 device - or more than one - then YouTube RT is well worth the two quid-ish that it costs. It's an app we are happy to have paid for, and an app that we'll use loads. It's just a shame Google couldn't have managed something similar.
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By Richard N. Longenecker
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Chapter OneText and Exposition
Introduction: The Constitutive Events of the Christian Mission (1:1-2:41)
The structural parallelism between Luke's Gospel and his Acts is immediately seen in the comparative size of the two books and the time spans they cover. Each would have filled an almost equal-sized papyrus roll; each covers approximately thirty-three years-though, of course, the Gospel is somewhat longer and more controlled in focus by existing traditions within the church. The parallelism is also evident in the plan and purpose of the opening chapters of each book. Luke 1:5-2:52 (after the Prologue of 1:1-4) is essentially a preparation for 3:1-4:13, and together these two sections constitute material introductory to the narrative of Jesus' ministry that begins with the pericope of 4:14-30. So, too, Acts 1:6-26 (after its Preface of 1:1-5) serves to prepare for 2:1-41, and together these two chapters comprise an introduction to the ministry of the church that commences with the thesis paragraph 2:42-47 and continues by means of a series of illustrative vignettes beginning at 3:1.
A. A Resumptive Preface
1 In my former book, Theophilus, I wrote about all that Jesus began to do and to teach 2 until the day he was taken up to heaven, after giving instructions through the Holy Spirit to the apostles he had chosen. 3 After his suffering, he showed himself to these men and gave many convincing proofs that he was alive. He appeared to them over a period of forty days and spoke about the kingdom of God. 4 0n one occasion, while he was eating with them, he gave them this command: "Do not leave Jerusalem, but wait for the gift my Father promised, which you have heard me speak about. 5 For John baptized with water, but in a few days you will be baptized with the Holy Spirit."
The Prologue to Luke-Acts is really Luke 1:1-4. Here, however, Luke begins his second book with what may be called a "resumptive preface" which serves to link the two books and anticipates the features he wants to stress as being constitutive for the Christian mission.
1 Luke calls his Gospel "my former book" (ton proton logon). The Greek article ton specifies an antecedent writing and the suffix of the verb translated "I wrote" (epoiesamin) calls for the possessive "my." Luke uses the word logos (usually translated "word" or "message" in the NT) in the technical sense of a section of a work that covers more than one papyrus roll. The occurrence of the adjective protos ("first"; NIV, "former") rather than its comparative proteros ("former") need not imply that Luke intended his Gospel to be the first in a series of three or more treatises, as Zahn and Ramsay have supposed. While the classical usage of proteros as "former" to be contrasted with "present" or "latter" is maintained by Josephus in the Preface to Book II of Contra Apion and also appears in the Pauline letters (cf. Gal 4:13; Eph 4:22; 1 Tim 1:13), Luke never uses proteros, which is rare in the nonliterary papyri of the day. Just as we today use "first" for "former" even when speaking about only two things, Luke should probably be understood as using protos as a comparative (cf. Acts 7:12) without any implication that his work was intended to go beyond the two volumes.
Luke says that the subject of his first volume is "all that Jesus began to do and teach" up to his ascension. Throughout his two volumes Luke uses the word "all" as a general expression that the context in each case must define. So we cannot assume he meant his Gospel to be any more exhaustive than Acts. In a number of places in the NT "many" (polloi) and "all" (pantes) are used interchangeably (e.g., Matt 20:28, Mark 10:45 [cf. 1 Tim 2:6]; Matt 12:15, Mark 3:10; Rom 5:12-21), with the context alone determining in each case the precise nuance. "To do" (poiein) and "to teach" (didaskein) describe the nature of the third Gospel, combining as it does Mark's stress on the activities of Jesus and the material from the "Sayings" source (Q) about what Jesus taught. "He began to" (erxato), while used as something of a redundant auxiliary elsewhere in Acts (cf. 2:4; 11:4, 15; 18:26; 24:2; 27:35), probably appears here for emphasis, much as it does in 11:15. As such it serves to stress Luke's intent to show in Acts what Jesus continued to do and to teach through his church, just as Luke had previously presented "all that Jesus began to do and to teach" in his Gospel.
Acts, like the Gospel, is addressed to Theophilus, who is called "most excellent Theophilus" (kratiste Theophile) in Luke 1:3. Kratistos appears in Acts in addressing the Roman governors Felix and Festus (cf. 23:26; 24:3; 26:25). This suggests that the word should be taken here as an honorific title for a highly placed Roman official. But it was often employed as a form of polite address, and that is probably how Luke used it of Theophilus. It is precarious to suppose (cf. Origen and others after him) that "Theophilus" (etymologically, "Friend of God" or "Loved by God") is a symbolic name for either an anonymous person or a class of people. The name occurs as a proper name at least three centuries before Luke, and the practice of dedicating books to distinguished persons was common in his day.
2 The Greek of v.2 is awkward, chiefly because of the unnatural separation of "he was taken up" (anelermphthe) at the end of the verse from "until the day" (achri hes hemeras) at its beginning and because it separates "[whom] he had chosen" (hous exelexato) from "the apostles" (tois apostolois). But the awkwardness was evidently intentional; through this awkward word order Luke highlights four important introductory matters in about the order in which he sets them out in his first two chapters and according to his priorities throughout Acts.
By the placing of the adverbial participle enteilamenos ("after giving instructions"), Luke gives first place to Jesus' mandate to witness. The instructions he has in mind are undoubtedly those already set out in Luke 24:48-49 as the climax of Jesus' earthly teaching: "You are witnesses of these things. I am going to send you what my Father has promised; but stay in the city until you have been clothed with power from on high." In slightly revised form, Luke quotes these instructions in Acts 1:4-5 and develops them in 1:6-8 as the theme of Acts. Apparently Luke also wanted to show through the word order of v.2 that Jesus' mandate to witness was given to the apostles, who acted through the power of the Holy Spirit, whose coming was a direct result of our Lord's ascension. Each of these four factors-the witness mandate, the apostles, the Holy Spirit, the ascended Lord-is a major emphasis that runs throughout Acts; each receives special attention in chapters 1 and 2.
3 Having stated the relation of his present book to its predecessor and shown his interest in the four factors named above, which comprise the constitutive elements of the Christian mission, Luke turns back to the time before the Ascension. He will recapitulate and expand upon certain features in Jesus' ministry crucial to the advance of the gospel as he will present it in Acts. In view of v.2, this is slightly redundant; but Luke wants to be very explicit. Like Paul in 1 Corinthians 15:5-7, Luke's emphasis is on the living Christ, who "after his suffering ... showed himself ... alive" and demonstrated his resurrection by "many convincing proofs." "Many convincing proofs" doubtless looks back to such things as the events in Luke 24:13ff. "Over a period of forty days" implies that during that time the risen Lord showed himself at intervals, not continuously. When he did so, he "spoke about the kingdom of God."
The theme of "the kingdom of God" (he basileia tou theou) is a common one in the OT and NT. Primarily it refers to God's sovereign rule in human life and the affairs of history, and secondarily to the realm where that rule reigns. God's sovereignty is universal (cf. Ps 103:19). But it was specially manifested in the life of the nation Israel and among Jesus' disciples; it is expressed progressively in the church and through the lives of Christians; and it will be fully revealed throughout eternity. In the Gospels the kingdom is presented as having been inaugurated in time and space by Jesus' presence and ministry (cf. Mark 1:15, passim). ("The kingdom of heaven" is Matthew's reverential form of the same idea, adapted to Jewish sensibilities.) In Acts the phrase "the kingdom of God" usually appears as a convenient way of summarizing the early Christian proclamation (cf. 8:12; 19:8; 20:25; 28:23, 31). In this Jesus is explicitly identified as the subject (cf. 8:12; 28:23, 31).
We may infer that Jesus' teaching during the "forty days" dealt in essence with (1) the validation and nature of his messiahship, (2) the interpretation of the OT from the perspective of his resurrection, and (3) the responsibility of his disciples to bear witness to what had happened among them in fulfillment of Israel's hope. This is what Luke 24:25-27, 44-49 reveals as the content of Jesus' postresurrection teaching, and this is what Acts elaborates in what follows.
4 In vv.4-5 Luke parallels his emphasis on the living Christ by stressing the coming and baptism of the Holy Spirit as essential to the advance of the gospel. Luke gives us an individualized scene (so the inserted connective "on one occasion," NIV) of Jesus and his disciples eating together at the time when he commanded them not to leave Jerusalem but to wait for the coming of the Holy Spirit, who had been promised by God the Father and spoken of by Jesus. The command not to leave Jerusalem is a repetition of the one in Luke 24:49, with Hierosolyma, the Hellenized name for Jerusalem, being used. This breaks the usual pattern in Acts where Ierousalem appears exclusively in chapters 1-7 and always on the lips of those whose native tongue was Aramaic. "The gift my Father promised" also repeats Luke 24:49 and is defined in v.5: "You will be baptized with the Holy Spirit." It is a promise that Jesus had made on behalf of the Father; its tradition has been incorporated in John's Gospel (cf. John 14:16-21, 26; 15:26-27; 16:7-15).
5 The statement appears to come from Mark 1:8, with parallels in Matthew 3:11 and Luke 3:16 (which add "and with fire"), where it is part of the message of John the Baptist. One might take v.5 as an explanatory comment on Luke's part, but its parallel in Acts 11:16, where it is given as the word of the Lord Jesus, suggests that here too it should be understood as being attributed to Jesus. It may be that the transferral of the logion ("saying") from the Baptist to the lips of Jesus occurred in the early church before Luke wrote Acts, though by the common attribution of the saying to the Baptist in the synoptic tradition (including Luke's Gospel) this seems doubtful. The ascription of the statement to Jesus is probably Luke's own doing. But this need not be considered strange, particularly for an author who can quote the same logion of Jesus in two such diverse forms and in two so closely connected passages as Luke 24:49 and Acts 1:4.
B. The Mandate to Witness
6 So when they met together, they asked him, "Lord, are you at this time going to restore the kingdom to Israel?"
7 He said to them: "It is not for you to know the times or dates the Father has set by his own authority. 8 But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth."
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It took Europe's leaders two days to discover they could not agree on a €1tn budget but less than half an hour before the blame game started over who was responsible for the latest grinding episode of euro-stasis.
David Cameron accused José Manuel Barroso, European Commission president, for "insulting the European taxpayer" by failing to offer a single euro of cuts to the proposed €63bn budget for running the EU bureaucracy.
Some diplomats blamed Angela Merkel, German chancellor, and François Hollande, French president, for failing to patch up their strained relations to provide a lead in seeking a solution. Others said Herman Van Rompuy, the EU president and chief negotiator, showed a lack of urgency and imagination in the way he conducted the talks.
But perhaps the most surprising element in the post-mortem was how little blame was attached to David Cameron, Britain's prime minister, whose promise to defend his country's rebate and call for steep cuts had caused alarm in Brussels.
Mr Hollande plaintively asked at 1am on Friday morning: "Is anyone asking for more than the British?" But as the summit closed he made no effort to accuse Mr Cameron of causing it to fail.
Mr Cameron had asked for a further €30bn cut, Mr Hollande said, but he did not present the demand as entirely unreasonable. As for the British rebate, or refund, he said only: "Those who have a cheque don't want anything to change, and France wants things to be reconsidered."
EU leaders narrowed some differences over the long-term budget, but big disputes remained on some of the thorniest issues – its overall size, the balance of spending measures and the rules on national contributions.
Level of spending This was seen as the biggest potential obstacle to a deal, given the chasm between UK-led demands for a freeze and eastern European calls for a big increase. Herman Van Rompuy, the EU president brokering the deal, proposed cutting roughly €80bn from a starting point of €1091bn. Britain, Germany and Sweden wanted a further extra €30bn cut – a position unacceptable for France and Poland. But Francois Hollande, French president, later said this was "not impossible to overcome". Mr Van Rompuy also indicated that "we have to go further" – although the freeze from 2011 levels sought by the UK appears unlikely.
Agriculture The biggest share of the EU budget, accounting for 40 per cent of spending this year. Mr Van Rompuy cut €25bn from a European Commission proposal days before the summit, infuriating France, the programme's staunchest defender. In a controversial bid to win Paris back, he restored €8bn late on Thursday night, in part by raiding elements of the budget that had been touted for their ability to generate economic growth.
Cohesion Funds The development money known as "cohesion" funds form the second biggest part of the EU budget. They are a priority for the new member states from central and eastern Europe, led by an increasingly assertive Poland. Cohesion also drew support in the south from Spain, Portugal and Italy, among others. When negotiations resume, efforts to reduce the overall budget mean that cohesion funds for all but the poorest regions are sure to come under pressure.
Administration Britain and Germany are leading the charge to slash spending the EU bureaucratic machinery. But it has so far resisted any cuts. Most diplomats expect that the EU's 55,000 civil servants will eventually bow to the inevitable.
Rebates EU leaders have accepted that no British prime minister could agree a deal that would sacrifice Britain's budget rebate, which reduces London's annual contributions by around €3.5bn. But Mr Hollande argued the "cheque" was no longer justified and that London must now help fund a fair deal for all net contributors, including France. Denmark and Austria are also demanding rebates. Little progress was made to reconcile the positions.
Europe's leaders seemed determined to present Mr Cameron as a constructive partner in the negotiations – rather than the isolated, veto-wielding eurosceptic portrayed by many European newspapers this week.
"We tried not to isolate Cameron," Dalia Grybauskaite, Lithuania's president, told the Financial Times. "All the net contributors to the budget were having a problem. Germany was more accommodative, but also had problems."
Angela Merkel was said by diplomats to be just as keen as Mr Cameron to lop another €30bn off Mr Van Rompuy's revised budget, even if Mr Hollande claimed that was primarily to prevent the British premier from being "isolated".
The fact that leaders have to return to this budget again in the New Year made it imperative to part on reasonably good terms, a harmonious message rammed home by Ms Merkel in her closing press conference.
Mr Cameron was anxious at all times to avoid being put in the position of scapegoat for the collapse of the talks, stressing that the Netherlands and Sweden were just as keen to rein in "unaffordable spending" as the UK.
After his isolation at a summit in Brussels last year over a new fiscal pact, Mr Cameron wants to get back into the fold as he tries to win friends for future fights on issues such as a proposed banking union and a possible renegotiation of Britain's EU relationship. But his decision to hold out for a better budget deal will be welcomed by Tory MPs at Westminster, as will his hard-hitting attack on Mr Barroso, whom he accused of living in "a parallel universe" in refusing to countenance cuts to the EU civil service.
Mr Barroso's stand rankled with a number of leaders – including Ms Merkel – as he and his officials warned that some cuts might represent a breach of contract or make it impossible to translate some national languages. Mr Van Rompuy said "improvising" cuts was unwise because it was "touching upon jobs".
The ultimate breakdown of the talks in truth had little to do with Mr Barroso, whose alleged intransigence was described as "crap" by his officials. It had more to do with the complexity of running a negotiation with 28 countries – including new entrant Croatia – covering €1tn in under two days.
Whatever the criticism by some of Mr Van Rompuy's tactics, the complexity of the task has been compared by Tony Blair – the British prime minister who concluded the last EU budget talks in 2005 – with negotiating the Northern Ireland peace process, only harder.
Hours before the formal meeting was to begin, Mr Van Rompuy was confronting a laundry list of last-minute demands from petitioners big and small, including a plea to restore aid money to Belgium's Hainault province.
"There are dozens of swords of Damocles up there," an aide said, refering to the meeting where heads of government were gathering.
Guy Verhofstadt, the leading Liberal and former Belgian prime minister, compared the scene of sleep-deprived politicians haggling over special deals to a "Turkish bazaar".
Mr Hollande summed up the mood of weary resignation. "Of course we started far apart," he said. "But there were no threats, no ultimatums."
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Students learn to express their opinion and give a reason/rating about the book. Great booklet for reading month.
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Imagine a Nirvana cover band and a second-rate Beatles cover band collaborated on a garage rock project. Got that mental image? Good. Now you have Future Primitive, the fifth full-length from veteran Aussie rockers the Vines. Say what one will about the Capitol, pre-Asperger diagnosis days of the Vines; sure they were derivative and their albums had tons of filler, but at least they wrote catchy songs and had hits like "Get Free" and "Ride". Thankfully lead singer Craig Nicholls was diagnosed and treated for his pervasive developmental disorder and no longer terrorizes audiences and his band with his erratic behavior. Unfortunately, the band has slipped from derivative but catchy to just plain derivative and boring, with some senseless exploration thrown in.
Opener "Gimme Love" tries to capture the immediacy of their previous hits, but lacks any edge or hook. After that the album features a steady diet of general '60s rip-offs ("Leave Me in the Dark"), Beatles specific knockoffs ("All That You Do") and garage punk songs ("Black Dragon") that sound like outtakes from previous releases. It's unclear if Nicholls is aware that adding some electronic influences to power chords does not a good song make, as he tries this approach on the eponymous track "Future Primitive". "Weird Animals" starts with an up-tempo Violent Femmes' style acoustic riff before turning to a psychedelic cut time section and abruptly ending… pretty weak stuff.
"Outro", an electronic piece centered on a rolling drum beat, sounds like some college kid discovering all the neato tricks of ethereal pedals, Pro Tools and freeform song structure in an "Intro to Computer Music" class. It should also be noted that "Outro" is actually the third to last track, confusing stuff. The penultimate song, "Goodbye", is actually the most understated and best of the disc. A simple acoustic folk song, the lyrics are straight ahead heartbreak and Nicholls' raspy, too cool for school vocals actually sound sincere. Sure it's a Dylan knockoff, but unlike the rest of the album at least it is a strong one.
The album ends with homage to the closing track "F.T.W" (Fuck the World) off the Vines' sophomore album, 2004's Winnning Days. You see, Nichols and co. has significantly matured since then, so instead of fucking the world, they merely want to screw it on "S.T.W", a mediocre mix of alt-rock and electronics. Perhaps in another seven years the Aussies will have a sunnier disposition and actually L.T.W, or maybe by that point they will do us all a favor and stop putting out music.
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From 4th to 17th April 2016, Shell donated $1.25 for every purchase of Shell fuels, along with additional donations of $5.00 for every 125 Shell Escape Points contributed by customers in support of this cause. Through this initiative, Shell raised more than $400,000 in donations, successfully exceeding its target donation sum of $300,000.
To celebrate the success of the initiative, Shell formally presented a cheque of $401,495 to Mediacorp's Radio Gives Back today at Caldecott Hill, home of Mediacorp Studios. The total amount in donations will be used to provide financial support for families in need to help with their children's education, utility and medical bills and daily necessities. This initiative is part of Shell's long-standing commitment to serving the local community.
The Singapore Motorshow is back for the second year from 14 to 17 January 2016. The 2016 edition will see 24 car brands making a return to the show on Level 4 of Suntec Singapore Convention and Exhibition Centre, and a dedicated area for car accessories on Level 3.
One of the highlights is the stunt driving performance by Russ Swift. Brought in by Subaru, Russ Swift will be putting on driving exhibitions. Remember to collect ticket for the performance one hour before each show at level 4 "Stunt Performance (Ticket Collection)" Counter.
Borneo Motors Singapore will also be unveiling the 4th generation Toyota Prius at The Singapore Motorshow 2016.
Ticket pricing for Singapore Motorshow 2016 remain the same at $6 per entry. There will also be a limited amount of special preview tickets available at $10 per entry. The special preview tickets will allow visitors to enter the show at 1pm on 14 January instead of 5pm on the same day when it is open to the public. Tickets will be available for sale onsite.
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Peter Tatchell: 'I may disagree with David Cameron on austerity, but on equal marriage I salute him'
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Interesting that 117 Tories voted for the bill, 10 less than in the second reading. I wonder why? Loughton's amendment perhaps?
Still, that 117 voted for it is significant when they all could have voted against it. We realy can't tar them with the same brush. I suspect they will be the ones for further change in their party.
Other than that, I agree with Peter.
Nine fewer for and seven fewer against. The drop from Labour both ways was even greater. Overall, there were forty-six fewer votes made, probably due to a lower turnout (which I have a feeling is common for third readings).
Probably right, Harlequin. We can take great comfort knowing it passed with two huge super majorities though! Maybe that's why Harriet Harman didn't vote, although she was there on the day of the vote I believe, correct me if I'm wrong.
I respect Tatchell and admire him because of his dedication to his beliefs, but the more I read some of his dodgy views, the less I like that he (and others) thinks he is an unelected representative of LGBT people.
I don't think he claims to represent the opinions of the majority of LGBT on every issue. If he did that would of course be open to criticism, but isn't it nice to have such high profile gay people in public life with a diversity of opinions (not always reflective of the majority of LGBT people)?
The CP legislation in 2004 was bungled by Blair and StonewallUK. They should have supported CPs for both orientations, something Peter has always supported and advocated for during the consultation. It would have made support for equal marriage far larger than it already is and would have diffused some of the resistance in the Tory party. Who knows, maybe Louhgton himself might have been an equal marriage supporter had that been the case, Burrowes definitely not. That's why I'm convinced Loughton's amendment was indeed a wrecking tool although Peter disagrees. Maria Miller said it would have delayed it but never said for how long. Peter believes it would have been three to four months. Could we have waited that long?
In fairness, I don't think PT has ever claimed to be the representative of all LGBTQIXYZABC123 people. My impression is that he has always honourably stood by what he himself considers important and has never made any claims otherwise.
If you feel you could ably represent all LGBTQIXYZABC123 people, what's stopping you?
We agree ! Everyone has their faults but on this issue David Cameron has been courageous, pity his party have not supported him for their own selfish views. It will not be the Equal Marriage Act that will lose the Conservative Party at the next election, recent events including the 'bedroom tax' , unemployment, benefit reductions and tax relief for millionaires and big companies, will do that.
Yes, and the Guardian throughout the equal marriage debate didn't have many people blaming equal marriage for Tory losses and unpopularity, almost all to do with the economy and other social issues, whereas the Mail and Telegraph used equal marriage as the reason.
The important phrase missing here is "among x", for some group x.
Tory losses among groups of right-wing bigots and old-fashioned idiots shouldn't matter to them: at least in the long term.
Tory losses among large swathes of the electorate who have suffered from the disastrous economic policies of the government, the gross inequalities they have given rise to and the dim and uncertain future many face as a result should concern the tory party. It doesn't.
Maria Miller deserves some credit to IMO. Being a minister for equality in this sort of party probably isn't the easiest job in politics.
Cameron has been courageous. Tatchell, however, whom I have previously had enormous admiration, greatly disappointed me. He almost succeeded in grasping defeat from victory.
My friends in Australia (among others) remind me now truly astonishing it is that a conservative/Conservative leader should take such a strong and resolute, principled stance on the matter of equal marriage/ I do think Cameron deserves a good deal of credit for sticking to his guns in a way most people wouldn't have expected him to,
Well I still think you are a prick, Peter.
Mysellf and many other LGBT people do not think you represent us or or views, so please stop giving the impression you do. One cannot be a mouthpiece and an arsehole simultaneously.
Yeah, Peter's a pinko fanatic who makes apologies for paedos – 'New Guinea had man-boy sex' 'the ancient Greeks had man-boy sex' 'man-boy sex isn't always harmful' 'age of consent should be 14.' The guy's a creep.
Quote: "I may disagree with David Cameron on austerity, but on equal marriage I salute him".
Me too. It has taken HUGE courage to defy the 'swivel-eyed loons'. But he has done and we are another step closer to total equality under the law. I have never voted Conservative. I may just do next time so long as Cameron is still leader.
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Monday, June 20, 2016
Program for June 26, 2016
Elmira ... Abbott
Tampa Overture ... Herold
Chiapanecas ... arr. Ployhar
The Bells Of Saint Mary's ... arr.Yoder
Clarinet Candy ... Anderson
Hogan's Heroes March ... Fielding
Waltzing Winds ... Osterling
Gala For Band ... Morrissey
Mary Poppins ... Sherman
Rolling Thunder ... Fillmore
Exodus ... Gold
The Mission ... Williams
Bayou Breakdown ... Darrick
Pavane ... Gould
Cheerio ... Sing and Whistle ... Goldman
Proud Mary ... Fogerty
The Blues Brothers ... arr. Taylor
The Stars and Stripes Forever ... Sousa
Clarinet image by Peter Miller via Flickr.
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Thursday, June 16, 2016
Program for June 19, 2016—First Concert of the Season
Brighton Beach ... Latham
Merry Wives Of Windsor Overture ... Nicolai
Auger ... Franco
Theme From Summer of '42 ... Legrand
Funiculi, Funicular ... Denis
By The River's Bend ... Barker
Klezmer Dances ... Bulla
Liechtensteiner ... Kutscher
Hello Dolly ... Herman
His Honor ... Fillmore
Dedicated to all the fathers
Processional ... Elgar
Dedicated to all the recent graduates
Andrew Lloyd Webber, A Symphonic Portrait ... arr. Nowak
Malaguena ... Leucoma
Jamaican Folk Suite ... Walters
Rock, Roll and Remember (Salute to Dick Clark) ... Ricketts
The Stars and Stripes Forever ... Sousa
Saxophone photo by Siaron James, via Flickr Creative Commons.
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Monday, June 13, 2016
Announcing the Hayward Municipal Band's 60th Season
2016 marks the 60th consecutive year that the Hayward Municipal Band has performed in Memorial Park, 24176 Mission Blvd., Hayward (behind the Hayward Plunge).
Tony Morelli was the conductor of the band for 38 years. His daughter, Kathy Maier, who had been the assistant conductor, became the conductor after his sudden death in February 1998.
The bandstand, which Tony Morelli designed, is named in his honor. Kathy conducts just like her father, and she has maintained the superior level of performance with excellent musicians. Many have been with the band for years. One gentleman recently retired after 58 years and both his sons continue in the clarinet section.
Everyone is welcome at all Hayward Municipal Band concerts. Friends and families can bring a picnic lunch and relax, listen and enjoy Classical, Popular, Big Band, Jazz, Musicals, Latin music, and more.
The band's 2016 season begins on Sunday, June 19th at 2:30 p.m. and continues each Sunday through July 17th. Each week the program for the upcoming concert is posted on this website.
The concerts are presented by the City of Hayward and the Hayward Area Recreation and Park District.
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Wednesday, June 1, 2016
Battle Hymn of the Republic - Memorial Day 2016
As performed by the Hayward Municipal Band, Kathy Maier conducting, Lolita Morelli, soloist.
Thank you to Don Downey for providing the video.
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Tuesday, July 14, 2015
Program for July 19, 2015—Final Concert of the Season
National Anthem
Block M … Bilik
Jupiter from "The Planets" … Holst
Fidgety Feet … arr. Edmondson
Trombographic … Bennett
Soloist: Mike Basta
Clarinet Escapade … Ward
Featuring our clarinet section
Porgy and Bess … Gershwin
Selections … Hayward Muni Swing Band
Get on your feet and DANCE
Raider's March … Williams
Paint Your Wagon … Loewe
A Disneyland Celebration … arr. Brown
Friend Like Me … Menken
Music Of The Beatles … Sweeney
The Stars and Stripes Forever … Sousa
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Monday, July 6, 2015
Program for July 12, 2015
National Anthem
Nobles Of The Mystic Shrine … arr. Fennell
Il Guarany … Gomez
The Entertainer … Joplin
Cowboy Rhapsody … Gould
Country Gardens … Grainger/Sousa
Entr'acte … Barker
Down By The Riverside … Agioritis
Puttin' On the Ritz … Berlin
Featuring our saxophone section
Flower Drum Song … Rodgers
Fanfare Pour Preceder La Peri … Dukas
Featuring our brass section
Pirates Of The Caribbean … Badlet.
Latinette … arr. Osterling
How The West Was Won … arr. Hawkins
Syncopated Clock … Anderson
Jungle Magic … Walters
Cole Porter On Broadway … Porter
The Stars and Stripes Forever … Sousa
While you're here, check out this video from the July 5, 2015 concert, courtesy of Lawrence Cappucio.
The Stars and Stripes Forever … Sousa
While you're here, check out this video from the July 5, 2015 concert, courtesy of Lawrence Cappucio.
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Monday, June 29, 2015
Program for July 5, 2015
Americans We … Fillmore
Finale from The New World Symphony … Dvorak
American Riversongs … arr. La Plante
American Patrol … Meacham
New York: 1927 … Barker
Disney at the Movies … arr. Higgins
Battle Hymn of the Republic … arr. Ringwald
Soloist: Lolita Morelli
The Music Man … Wilson
National Emblem … Bagley
Hair … arr. Whitcomb
Armed Forces Salute … arr. Lowden
Irving Berlin's Songs For America … Berlin
Salute To American Jazz … arr. Nestico
The Entertainer … Joplin
The Stars and Stripes Forever … Sousa
Image by Flickr user Dean Souglass.
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Growing Up in Alameda: Motorcycles? In the living room?
By Dave LeMoine Station 1, mid-1970s, 1 a.m. The crew was catching some 'zs. I awakened to the voice of Archie Bowels and the often-heard phrase, "Alameda Fire Department." The plea of a female voice …
Running in the 'Meda: Big league mishaps
By Marty Beene I don't often write about the top levels of competitive running, since most of us are so far removed from it. It seems like something from another planet. But this past week in Beijing, …
Alameda in History: The South Pacific Coast Railroad's lost ferries
By Dennis Evanosky Last month we met Charles Minturn and A. A. Cohen and leaned the roles their ferry boats played in our history. In this month's story, we'll ride the South Pacific Coast …
Growing Up in Alameda: Barn full of great steeds
By Dave LeMoine Station 1, January 1973, 10 p.m. Four years had passed, and I was on duty at our "new" Station 1 at the corner of Encinal and Park streets. My probation was completed, and I had quite …
Running in the 'Meda: Taking action on a fitness routine
By Marty Beene I heard someone this past week refer to the old saying (a prayer, originally, now often used by organizations such as Alcoholics Anonymous) about accepting what you can't control and …
Police department struggles to fill jobs
By Cassie Paton When Police Chief Paul Rolleri was hired as an officer for the Alameda Police Department, in 1992, he competed with nearly 500 other test takers for the same job. "It was almost like …
Alameda arts group recreates history
By Patti Cary With classic charm and skill, the talented members of Period Events & Entertainment Re-creation Society (PEERS) have been spreading their special kind of magic throughout the Bay …
Growing Up in Alameda: The Tahoe apartment fire
By Dave LeMoineTahoe Apartment fire, 1824 Central Avenue 8:13 p.m. Wednesday, February 7, 1973 I was at home on Marina Drive, on the living room floor playing with my family and watching television. …
Amblin' Alameda: Hot enough for you?
By Morton Chalfy Our lives are complex arrangements that usually take all our time to maintain. Work, school, home care, shopping, maintenance – just getting everything done is a challenge and usually …
Alameda Business Buzz: Bubble Farm Soap Co.
By Janice Worthen Bubble Farm Soap Co. is all about the bees. As the name implies, the company's line of soaps –made by hand with beeswax and an assortment of essential oils – is the heart of the …