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Singer/Kean Bill to Promote NJ STARS Scholarship Program Passes Senate Panel
Legislation sponsored by Senator Robert Singer (R-Monmouth, Ocean) and Senator Tom Kean (R-Union, Somerset, Morris) to make sure more students are aware of the New Jersey Student Tuition Assistance Reward Scholarship (NJ STARS) passed the Senate Education Committee.
"The NJ STARS program is a fantastic way for bright students who may not be able to afford college themselves to pursue a college degree," Senator Singer said. "We have the resources and we have the students. We need to make sure those students know about this program so they can actually take advantage of it."
Allen/Beck Legislation to Promote Adoption of Shelter Animals Passes Committee
Legislation sponsored by Senator Diane Allen (R-Burlington) and Senator Jennifer Beck (R-Monmouth) to help shelter animals find a home passed the Senate Economic Growth Committee.
The legislation, SJR-41, designates September of each year as "New Jersey Adopt a Shelter Pet Month" as a way to raise awareness about the ongoing need for pet adoption, as well as the joy of pet ownership.
Oroho Editorial: A Bold Package to Fix Roads, Restructure Taxes
The following editorial by Senator Steven Oroho (R-24) on a plan to reduce the burden on New Jersey property taxpayers, eliminate the state income taxes paid by most retirees, phase out the estate tax, and replenish the Transportation Trust Fund was published in The Record on June 19, 2016:
New Jersey faces twin crises that threaten to ignite a property tax explosion and hamstring our competitive economic position if we don't take swift action to responsibly address them.
At stake is our ability to maintain and repair our roads and bridges — and a Transportation Trust Fund that is broke — alongside New Jersey's reputation as having one of the most uncompetitive tax structures in the nation, which drives thousands of families, jobs and businesses to less costly states each year.
The impact of either problem is substantial. Taken together, however, these dual crises threaten both our economic vitality and our very existence as an affordable place to raise a family, work and retire.
Bateman Bill Empowering Small Businesses to Prepare for Storms Advances
Legislation sponsored by Senator Christopher "Kip" Bateman (R-16) to help small business owners secure financing to ensure their property is energy-efficient and prepared for severe weather events was advanced by the Senate Environment and Energy Committee.
"By allowing municipalities to engage in the private financing outlined in the PACE special assessment, we can empower more small business owners to make energy-efficiency improvements and recover from or prepare for future storms," Senator Bateman said. "As we embark on hurricane season, this bill is essential to ensuring business owners can make vital improvements, such as raising the property to prevent flood damage."
Beck's "Superstorm Sandy Homeowners Protection Act" Clears Committee
Legislation sponsored by Senator Jennifer Beck (R-Monmouth) to aid Superstorm Sandy survivors by extending the Consumer Fraud Act to homeowners enrolled in the RREM and LMI programs has cleared the Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee. The bill would ensure that Sandy homeowners are treated fairly in the rebuilding process while providing recourse for homeowners who are victims of contractor fraud.
"More than three years after Superstorm Sandy, there are 7,776 homeowners enrolled in the RREM program and 316 in the LMI program, and far too many are still struggling to rebuild," Senator Beck said. "Sandy survivors shouldn't have to navigate through endless red tape without adequate support, nor should they have to fear retribution from a fraudulent contractor. My bill will protect these homeowners, who have already suffered significant hardships in the wake of the storm, from being further victimized."
Allen Bill to Extend Tuition Benefits to Armed Forces Reserve Members Advances
A bill sponsored by Senator Diane Allen (R-Burlington) to provide tuition benefits to members of the reserve components of the armed forces was passed by Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee.
Under current law, members of the New Jersey National Guard can attend regularly-scheduled courses at a public institution and receive up to 16 credits per semester for free. This legislation, S-1915, extends that benefit to reservists as long as he or she is a resident of New Jersey.
Advanced: Pennacchio Bill to Help Small Businesses Compete
The Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee advanced legislation sponsored by Senator Joe Pennacchio (R-Morris) aimed at helping small businesses grow by giving them a chance to compete for state and federal contracts.
The legislation, S-123, would establish a "Small Business Bonding Readiness Assistance Program" through the Economic Development Authority, which would provide support to small businesses and help them meet requirements to obtain surety bonding, which is needed before they can bid on public contracts.
Thompson Introduces Permanent Solution for Transportation Trust Fund
Senator Sam Thompson (R-12), a member of the Senate Budget & Appropriations Committee, has introduced legislation to provide a permanent, stable source of funding for New Jersey's Transportation Trust Fund (TTF).
The TTF, which funds transportation infrastructure projects in the state, will soon lack the resources to pay for new projects. Unlike other proposals that would only serve as a short-term solution to TTF refunding for seven or ten years, Thompson's proposal, S-2352, provides a permanent solution.
"Every few years the TTF runs out of money and short-term politics prevents the enactment of a reasonable long-term solution to transportation funding," said Thompson. "My proposal will create a stable source of permanent funding and take the politics out of funding safe roads and bridges."
Bucco Bill to Guarantee Equal Access Housing for Disabled Persons and Their Service Animals Advances
Legislation sponsored by Senator Anthony Bucco (R-Morris) to prevent disabled persons from being separated from their retired service animal was advanced by the Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee.
"We cannot in good conscience allow an individual who has spent much of their life coping with significant hardships and adversity to face the heartbreak of bidding farewell to a faithful guide dog who has become family," Senator Bucco added. "By amending this law, people with disabilities can continue to love and care for their loyal service dog as a pet, without the fear of losing their home or being unable to find adequate housing."
Senate Panel Advances Addiego Bill to Improve Consumer Privacy
Legislation sponsored by Senator Dawn Addiego (R-Atlantic, Burlington, Camden) to protect the privacy of consumers by restricting the collection of their personal information passed the Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee.
"At a time when cyber hacks are becoming more and more common, it's more important than ever that we keep a close eye on what kind of information retailers are holding onto," Senator Addiego said. "This bill prevents shoppers' most-sensitive information from being retained by businesses and will ultimately stop that information from getting into the hands of hackers."


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ESPN's first exclusive US Open resulted in the tournament's biggest TV audience in four years – capped by a Men's Championship seen by 43 percent more people than last year – plus an explosion of live streaming on WatchESPN. The average audience across two weeks on ESPN and ESPN2 was 1,265,000 viewers (P2+), up 20 percent compared to 1,054,000 a year ago with a combination of cable and broadcast telecasts, according to Nielsen. It was the most-viewed US Open since 2011 (1,443,000).
ESPN Executive John Suchenski Joins TIA Board of Directors
John Suchenski, the senior manager of programming and acquisitions at ESPN, is the newest member of the Tennis Industry Association's Board of Directors. Suchenski oversees the network's portfolio of tennis and golf properties and maintains relationships with the tournaments, event organizers, and other industry partners.
Legends, Tennis Mag, Sports Execs Honored at Legends Ball
The tennis world went glam off the courts during US Open Finals weekend when more than 500 guests gathered on Saturday, Sept. 12 at Cipriani 42nd Street in New York City for The Legends Ball presented by BNP Paribas. The annual social event hosted by the International Tennis Hall of Fame celebrated tennis and honors some of the sport's greatest champions and contributors.
Upgraded PlayTennis.com Website Streamlines Entry Into Tennis
With traffic on PlayTennis.com continuing to increase, the home page on the key industry-supported website devoted to getting people into tennis and playing more often is being streamlined and simplified. Visitors to the PlayTennis.com home page will be able to quickly and easily dive into searches that will return courts, program, players, retailers and much more in their local areas.
Major Effort Targeting New Players to be Introduced at Tennis Forum
The 8th Annual Tennis Industry Association (TIA) Tennis Forum will be Monday, Aug. 31, at the Grand Hyatt New York City, from 8:30 to 9:45 a.m. At the Forum, tennis industry executives will present the latest news about the state of the tennis industry, including participation and equipment sales research, updates on initiatives, and an announcement about a major long-term campaign designed to bring more players into the sport.
Updated 'Tennis Talking Points' Document Available for Download
The TIA and USTA have released the updated "Tennis Talking Points" document, which highlights and summarizes a number of topics regarding the tennis industry, with a focus on key messaging. The document, which can be used to help promote tennis locally, is available to view and download at TennisIndustry.org under "media."
8th Annual TIA Tennis Forum Set for Aug. 31 in New York City
Reserve your spot now for the 8th Annual TIA Tennis Forum, which will be Monday, Aug. 31, at the Grand Hyatt New York City (42nd Street and Lexington Avenue). The Forum, which is free to attend, will be from 8:30 to 9:45 a.m. in Salon V on the Ballroom level. It will also include the Tennis Industry Hall of Fame induction for industry pioneer Peter Burwash.
French Open Sets Record Ratings for Tennis Channel
Tennis Channel's French Open coverage set new ratings highs for the network, both in average and single-day tune in. The channel's live tournament coverage saw an average 0.72 household coverage-area rating, up 33 percent vs. 2014's 0.54 average. The average 175,000 households in Nielsen metered markets across two weeks was the highest in Tennis Channel's history in Paris.
TIA Tennis Forum Set for Aug. 31 in NYC
The eighth annual TIA Tennis Forum will be Monday, Aug. 31, on the Ballroom level of the Grand Hyatt New York City, right before play begins at the 2015 US Open. Free to attend, the Forum will present the latest news about the state of the tennis industry, including participation, equipment sales data, grassroots initiatives, Youth Tennis, updates from the USTA, and more. Plus, in a ceremony at the conclusion of the Forum, Peter Burwash will become the 10th inductee into the Tennis Industry Hall of Fame.
TIA's Comprehensive Business Directory Covers Industry Products, Services and More
The Tennis Industry Association has recently updated its comprehensive online industry resource, the TIA Business Directory, designed to help quickly locate products, services, and information that tennis industry professionals and tennis players seek. The TIA Business Directory lists more than 10,000 tennis industry businesses. It can be accessed at TennisIndustry.org by clicking on "Directory."

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Jul 3, 2015 - Washington DC - Part 1
While staying with friends Connie and Rob we reserved two days for touring DC. We knew that wouldn't be enough to nearly see everything but we figured if we cut out the museums we would at least be able to see the monuments and get a feel for the lay of the area. Both Rob and Connie are familar with DC, in fact Connie's son works there. So with their help we planned our days. Driving in DC is a nightmare as we experienced on the drive to Annapolis so they suggested we take the Virginia Railway Express or VRE, into town. It's a commuter...Jump to full entry
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Jun 21, 2015 - Nationals Ballpark
Not much remarkable about Nationals stadium except that we could see the US Capitol and the Washington Monument from our fantastic nosebleed seats. The Nats won it with a first inning pummeling of the Pirates' pitcher, scoring nine runs and batting around. The Pirates gave up some excitement in the top of the ninth with a homer and a couple of base hits to score two runs, but the home team won 9-2. Debbie Baer cam over to spend some time with us in D.C., and even with her fear of heights was able to climb into our upper deck seats with...Jump to full entry
Jun 21, 2015 - Washington, DC
HEYYY, I'm Jainan. I stole my mom's computer! ;) Just kidding (maybe). Okay Washington,DC. We were at DC for 4 nights, 3 days. On the first day we took a Grayline tour of DC just so we could get our bearings, and see the best places to visit. We got a great tour of the Capitol,we saw a glimpse of the White House(The whole area was shut down because the president had just left.) We saw a lot of various war memorials, and memorials to people. We saw the president's motorcade. We visited the Library of Congress for 15 minutes (at least 10 of...Jump to full entry
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Jun 18, 2015 - Washington, DC #3
Today was my last day in Washington, DC. Thankfully, there was lots of cloud cover today combined with a good rain last night for a little bit cooler day today. My first stop was the Smithsonian American History Museum. Inside there was the COMPLETE ORIGINAL kitchen of Julia Child. The only thing that was a replica was the linoleum floor. They had all her original appliances, cooking utensils & pans...everything. It was set up exactly like her television show. One thing I noticed that surprised me was she had several cat things: a painting...Jump to full entry
Jun 18, 2015 - Washington D.C.
If there is one thing I learned in Washington, D.C., it's that our government is WAY TOO BIG. There are hundreds of multi-story, several city block-long-and-wide buildings, all populated by government employees. All of them, it appears, live outside the beltway and commute by rail..... I know because we rode the trains with them. At first, traveling by rail and subway was daunting, but be the end of our five day foray into the city, we were old hands at it. The city, like most cities, is large, dirty, smelly, and full of noise - but the...Jump to full entry
Jun 17, 2015 - U S Capitol Tour
Larry, Debbie, and I were treated to a very personal tour of the US Capitol by our Senator, Patti Murray (D-WA.) Only a day or two before our foray into the city, I found out that one needed to schedule tours months in advance through one's senator. Never to be intimidated by the rules, I e-mailed a letter to her office, and the next day, we were booked on a tour at noon, meeting an intern Gisele, at Senator Murray's office in the Randall Senate Building. Though we did not get to meet the senator, we spent some time in her office suite...Jump to full entry
Jun 16, 2015 - Washington, DC #2
Today I again rode the Metrorail into DC for a second day of sightseeing. It was especially hot and humid since there was no cloud cover. At one point my phone said it was 95 but the heat index was 100. It felt every bit of that and much worse when I was in the sun. At one point I went into a restroom and when I went to wash my hands I noticed how red my face was. It looked like I was really sunburned, but I was just overheated. Later in the afternoon around 4:00 I was just ready to get back to some air conditioning. On the 2nd day of my...Jump to full entry
Jun 15, 2015 - Washington, DC #1
Today I rode the Metro Rail into Washington, D.C., and it was quite the experience. When I first emerged from the subway, I had no idea which way was north. So even though I had a good city map with all the landmarks on it I had no idea which way to head out. Finally I remembered that my smart phone has a compass app, so I used that to get my bearings. My first order of business was to find the visitor center for the 2-day trolley tour I had paid for the night before. I then took a 90-minute tour of a part of the city that included the...Jump to full entry
Jun 14, 2015 - Camden Yards
Our fifth baseball park on this trip was Camden Yards - specifically called Oriole Park at Camden Yards. It was short drive via the freeway into Baltimore on a lovely, muggy Sunday afternoon. I had done my research, so we were seated in the shady ares of the park, and that was a blessing on a horribly humid day. These teo desert poeple are just NOT used to this weather. I seemed to be the only one dripping with sweat, so I guess people who live here don't feel it. Orioles lost to the hated Yankees 5-3 as the fans cheerily 'Booed" A-Rod...Jump to full entry
May 26, 2015 - Last full day in DC
5-26-15 Last full day in DC We left for our last full day in DC with the confidence of knowing where we were going and how we would get there. Riding the Metro has now become a grind. We have become very urbanized. Just kidding, we are still having fun, the novelty has not worn off for us yet. We arrived in town around 11AM with the idea we would first visit the "Newseum" then the Museum of American History. We were fools to think this plan would work. We stayed in the Newseum unit it closed at 5PM. Oh well, we have plenty left to see next...Jump to full entry
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May 25, 2015 - The National Memorial Day Parade
5-25-15 Memorial Day It's Memorial Day and the weather is perfect again. Looks like a great day to head on into Washington DC and take in the National Memorial Day parade. We took the Metro (train) to DC. We don't travel by this means very often so we had fun once we figured out where to go and what to do. The parade didn't start until 2PM so to fill the time, we went to the very excellent Air and Space Museum. We got there around 10:30AM and left shortly after two. Not nearly enough time to do this place justice, but managed to hit the...Jump to full entry
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Mar 26, 2015 - Flat Luke Explores Baltimore before heading back to Shawnee, KS!
This month went by so quickly. Today, Flat Luke saw the Baltimore Inner Harbor with lots of ships, the Orioles Baseball Stadium, the Ravens Football stadium, the Walters Museum of Art, our own Washington Monument, the City Hall, and the Babe Ruth Birthplace Museum. I hope he has a safe ride home!Jump to full entry
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This year's @MusicCityFW is on sale now! Join us in Nashville September 17+18. https://t.co/E59Lmy13Mt #MusicCityFW https://t.co/y1v6bt8WRb
Kings of Leon (formed 2000) are an American rock band, consisting of three brothers (Caleb, Nathan and Jared) and their cousin (Matthew), all of whom have the last name Followill, best known for their single 'Sex on Fire'.
Formation: Kings of Leon chose to name themselves after Caleb, Nathan and Jared's father and grandfather who were both named Leon. The brothers had spent their childhood traveling around the Southern states of the US because their father was a United Pentecostal Church preacher. The brothers moved to Nashville in 1998, before forming the band with their cousin in 2000.
Career: Kings of Leon signed to RCA Records, who put them under the guidance of Angelo Petraglia. The band had a grounded history in Country Music up until this point, and Petraglia began indroducing them to more rock 'n' roll oriented material. Kings of Leon released their 'Holy Roller Novocaine' EP on 18th February 2003. This was followed almost immediately by the 'What I Saw' EP, which was released on 26th May 2003.
Kings of Leon released their debut studio album, 'Youth & Young Manhood', on 7th July 2003, receiving rather high praise from critics. The album shot to the number three spot in the UK charts, although it failed to perform as well in the US. 'Aha Shake Heartbreak', Kings of Leon's second studio album, was released on 1st November 2004. The album received more consistent praise, yet failed to be recognised as much as their previous effort.
In June 2006, Kings of Leon released a limited edition EP entitled 'Day Old Belgian Blues', which was soon followed by their third studio album. 'Because of the Times' was released on 30th March 2007 in Australia (as the country had proved to provide the best sales for the band), before opening in the US and UK in early April. The album received glowing reviews from critics, and topped the charts in the UK, New Zealand and Ireland. Within a matter of days from releasing the album, the band were already working on their fourth studio album.
Kings of Leon released 'Only By the Night' on 19th September 2008. The album saw moderate success with mixed reviews from critics. The band's fifth studio album, 'Come Around Sundown', was released on 15th October 2010. The album debuted at the number one spot in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Germany, Ireland, Switzerland and the United Kingdom's charts. It became the band's highest charting album in the US, with it reaching the number two spot on Billboard's 200 list. Despite this, the album received very mixed and moderate results, receiving an average score of around 3/5.
The band bounced back on 20th September 2013, with the release of 'Mechanical Bull'. The album received far more praise from critics, yet fared worse on the albums charts. It still topped the UK charts and came second on Billboard's 200, yet the number one spot was only reached in four countries, as opposed to eight with the previous album.
The bands are announced to headline in this first announcement.
The first wave of artists have now been announced for the 2015 Gibraltar Music Festival, which is set to take place at the British Overseas Territory in September. Leading this year's particularly exciting line-up are headliners Kings Of Leon and Duran Duran.
This year's bill is set to be the biggest yet for the family-friendly Gibraltar Music Festival, with Kings Of Leon and Duran Duran being joined by more stellar names including British chart sensation Tom Odell, up and coming singer-songwriter Rae Morris, Brit nominated power pop band The Feeling and four-piece Lawson.
Continue reading: Kings Of Leon And Duran Duran Lead Gibraltar Music Festival 2015 Line-Up
The '1989' megastar helped her BFF Abigail Anderson celebrate turning 25 at a star-studded party over the Easter weekend.
Yet again, Taylor Swift proved that she's pretty much the coolest person in the world, this time by throwing a huge birthday party over the Easter weekend for her best friend. The pop star attended a surprise 25th party for her BFF Abigail Anderson in Nashville on Saturday night that included a specially arranged guest appearance.
Swift had organised an impromptu performance by Chris Carrabba of Dashboard Confessional, which happens to be Anderson's favourite band! Paramore's Haley Williams was also in attendance, and the two of them broke out an acoustic performance of Dashboard's 2002 hit 'Hands Down'.
Swift had a busy Easter weekend, attending parties and going Easter Egg hunting
Continue reading: Taylor Swift Helps Throw A Memorable Party For Her Best Friend
After initially cancelling all August tour dates, the band intend to play the last one at Made in America.
Finally some good news from Kings of Leon – the alt-rock foursome are to play their first gig since drummer Nathan Followill went under for a rib injury. They're making their return a big event, playing the second night of Jay Z and Budweiser's Made in America Festival in Philly. The band are in good company, after Kanye West and Steve Aoki headlined the fest's opening night on Saturday.
The alt-rockers will reunite onstage during the final night of Made in America, Philly edition.
Kings Of Leon will go onstage in the evening on August 31, following a recent update from frontman Caleb Followill on his brother's improving condition. On Friday, the elder brother explained that Nathan was "doing well" after his injury. Despite not being fully recovered, Nathan will take the necessary precautions to perform at Made in America.
Continue reading: Kings Of Leon Haven't Cancelled ALL August Tour Dates. They're Playing Made In America
Kings of Leon are to play their first gig since their drummer was injured in a bus crash.
Good news for Kings of Leon fans! The family rock band from Nashville, Tennesee are set to perform their first gig since their drummer Nathan Followill broke his ribs at the beginning of the month.
L-R: Jared, Caleb, Nathan and Matthew Followill
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Continue reading: Kings Of Leon Return After Drummer's Injury
On doctors orders the rock band's drummer has to rest and recover, therefore he is unable to perform.
Fans who are hoping to watch Kings of Leon live this month have been left utterly disappointed, but there is a very good reason for this. The American rock group will be heading home for the remainder of this August and wait for drummer Nathan Followill to recover after breaking his rib.
Nathan Followill broke a rib in a tour bus incident
As previously reported, KoL were forced to postpone their Aug 10th concert in Saratoga Springs, New York, after Nathan sustained the rather severe injury. The drummer broke his rib when the band's tour bus had to suddenly swerve to avoid hitting a pedestrian.
Continue reading: Kings Of Leon Cancel All August Tour Dates Due To Drummer Nathan Followill's Broken Ribs
The Kings of Leon were forced to cancel a show in New York state following Nathan's injuries.
Nathan Followill, the drummer with Kings on Leon, was being treated for broken ribs on Saturday night (August 9, 2014) after the band's tour bus was involved in a crash en route to their hotel following a show in Boston. The band announced the news on Facebook, noting Followill was recovering well.
Kings Of Leon were forced to cancel a show in New York state
"The band was en route to their hotel after their show in Boston when a pedestrian jumped in front of their tour bus, causing the bus to stop short, injuring Nathan Followill" the statement read. The accident forced the band to postpone their in Saratoga Springs, New York on Sunday (August 10, 2014) until further notice. Refunds will be available to ticket holders.
Continue reading: Kings Of Leon Drummer Suffers Broken Ribs In Tour Bus Crash
The band's drummer sustained broken ribs in the accident.
Fans of American rock group Kings of Leon were left disappointed after they were forced to postpone their Sunday (Aug 10th) concert in Saratoga Springs, New York, due to a member of the band suffering a serious injury.
Nathan Followill sustained broken ribs when their tour bus avoided hitting a pedestrian
Nathan Followill, the band's drummer, was unable to perform the show because he was being treated for broken ribs, which he sustained after the Kings Of Leon's tour bus had to suddenly swerve to avoid hitting a pedestrian.
Continue reading: Kings Of Leon Drummer Nathan Followill Injured In Tour Bus Incident, Concert Cancelled
Budweiser Made in America is coming soon, but what's it like to be made in Denver, Colorado?
Budweiser Made in America
We explore the diverse Denver music scene as Budweiser unveil the latest in their series of documentaries ahead of the fast-approaching Budweiser Made in America festival.
When Jay-Z embarked on his Budweiser Made in America project, the ethos he wanted to represent was simple; bringing together bands and artists of all genres to celebrate the rich variation that has become the US musical community. And where better to enjoy this multi-genre theme than Denver, Colorado, home to the likes of everyone from gentle folk rock crooners The Lumineers to industrial Goth collective Velvet Acid Christ?
Continue reading: Dancing In Denver! Budweiser Made In America Explore Colorado's Exciting Music Scene
Iggy Azalea is set to perform at the Los Angeles based part of the Made in America Festival. She is joining the likes of Kayne West, Rita Ora, John Mayer and Kings of Leon who are also performing at the Philadelphia-Los Angeles festival produced by Jay-Z.
Iggy Azalea will be joining the likes of Kanye West, Rita Ora, Kings Of Leon and John Mayer at the Made in America Festival at the end of August. The festival, produced by Jay-Z, will celebrate its third anniversary in Philadelphia and the first time it has also been held in Los Angeles over the last weekend in August.
Iggy Azalea will appear at the Made in America Festival at the end of August.
Read More: Iggy Azalea Joined By Rita Ora For 'Black Widow' At Wireless 2014.
Continue reading: Iggy Azalea Set To Perform At Jay-Z's Made In America Festival, Joining The Likes Of Kanye West And John Mayer
We hit the Minnesota music scene in the run-up to Jay-Z's new summer festival.
Budweiser Made In America Press Conference at Los Angeles City Hall on April 16, 2014 in Los Angeles, California - Photo by Michael Buckner/Getty Images for Budweiser
Budweiser Made in America festival is on its way and, to celebrate, the beer brand unveil a series of music documentaries in different States: this week we explore Minnesota!
Being such a huge part of the world, America has always borne a massively diverse music ethos. In almost every part of the country you can come across a different musical culture and it's with this idea in mind that world famous rap star Jay-Z decided to create Budweiser Made in America festival. It's sole purpose is to bring together a choice selection of both up-and-coming and well-established artists spanning all genres including rock, hip hop, R&B, electronic, punk... the list goes on.
Continue reading: Made In Minnesota: Budweiser Made In America Documents The Best City Music Of The States
Kings Of Leon - BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend at Glasgow Green - Day 3 - Glasgow, United Kingdom - Sunday 25th May 2014
Kings Of Leon - Time Warner Cable presents the FOX Sports 1 Thursday Night Super Bash at Time Warner Cable Studios - New York, New York, United States - Thursday 30th January 2014
Kings Of Leon, Matthew Followill, Nathan Followill, Jared Followill and Caleb Followill - The New York premiere of August: Osage County held at the Ziegfeld Theatre - Arrivals. - New York, New York, United States - Thursday 12th December 2013
Kings Of Leon and Ron Burgundy - 20th MTV Europe Music Awards held at Ziggo Dome - Arrivals - Amsterdam, Netherlands - Sunday 10th November 2013
Caleb Followill and Kings Of Leon - V Festival 2013 held at Highlands Park - Performances - Day Two - Chelmsford, United Kingdom - Sunday 18th August 2013
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This year's @MusicCityFW is on sale now! Join us in Nashville September 17+18. https://t.co/E59Lmy13Mt #MusicCityFW https://t.co/y1v6bt8WRb
KOL returns to Poland on Sept 8 to headline the TAURON Arena Kraków. Tickets on sale Mar 25: https://t.co/PtQZJ5lPkC https://t.co/FLsd6eSU6D
Showing our support for @drop4drop's mission to bring clean water to all #worldwaterday #W4WATER #wastenot https://t.co/Hsvr9w9csz
KOL will headline @LollapaloozaDe this September in Berlin. Tix available now: https://t.co/c7XJHlxKAX #LollaBerlin https://t.co/jFIJQCNJ6S
Great shot from last night. Couldn't have done it without our friends @HatchShowPrint and their their iconic images. https://t.co/zDWCWa5mjR
Watch KOL's #NashvilleNYE show live on @go90 + Amazon Front Row tonight at 11pm CT: https://t.co/JR1MZmUVJj #KOLNYE https://t.co/GdwTb7pXdD
Nacho will be broadcasting live today 1pm CT from #NachoKaraoke @AcmeNashville! Find @NachoVision on Periscope https://t.co/m5WY3ikpl8
Follow NachoVision on @periscopeco to watch KOL's lead up to the big Nashville New Year's Eve show. #KOLNYE
Enter the #NachoKaraoke contest to win VIP viewing passes for #KOLNYE in Nashville. Details: https://t.co/lxlCdQdgSG https://t.co/KZsRjpGk89
Follow Nachovision on Periscope. Nathan will be taking over during the #NashvilleNYE show. #KOLNYE
KOL's very own Nashville, TN is up for @TravelLeisure's 2015 Destination of the Year. Vote here: https://t.co/3ZVw7teJNp
KOL recorded a cover of "I Love You All the Time" by @EODMofficial for their #PlayItForward campaign. Hear it here: https://t.co/aV4ezw1VRD
KOL will headline #BashOnBroadway this #NYE in Nashville & you could win a trip to see the show, presented by @go90: https://t.co/MtlZBHTx1G
Get 35% off all items in the KOL international store. Use code BF35 now through Monday: https://t.co/eP63GBKDKK https://t.co/iIT9NfXf8r
Kings Of Leon will headline @LiveAtFirefly 2016 in Dover, DE. Tix on sale Friday at 11am ET. https://t.co/X02qW0c8CN https://t.co/gONVO5nDqb
#regram @matfollowill Back at it! #kol7 http://t.co/9J416LUsZL
A good friend of KOL will be riding in #cogs4cancer to raise money for cancer research. For more info and to donate: http://t.co/kLjugR3sU2
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It's a well-known fact that gas is cheaper in South Carolina.
According to AAA, the state average Wednesday is more than 20 cents cheaper south of the border.
But if you want the really cheap gas, drivers will have to drive a little bit farther.
The sign at the gas station at Sam's Club in the southern part of Rock Hill on David Lyle Boulevard said $2.97 per gallon Wednesday morning.
Channel 9 returned Wednesday afternoon and the price had dropped again.
At a small convenience store south of Rock Hill, on Lesslie Highway, the pumps were very busy.
"This is about the cheapest place you can get gas right here," said customer Harry Williams. "I wish it would drop more, but $2.98, but you can't beat $2.98."
The price of $2.98 per gallon is 20 cents below the state average and 40 cents cheaper than drivers will find in Charlotte.
Prices went up as Channel 9 got closer to the state line. Channel 9 found prices at $3.11 and $3.12 at stations along Carowinds Boulevard.
Jack Dawley said the price drop doesn't make sense.
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Howard Threatt said the same.
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Nearly all of South Australia, including Adelaide, has begun its driest week in two months.
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Cold fronts, typically two per week in winter, are at their weakest since June. The polar jetsream has slipped south, allowing a high pressure system to reside over the state, keeping fronts south of about Adelaide.
For Adelaide and many other places early-June was the last time there had been a dry week.
Port Augusta, in the north, has just had its first rain-free week since April. Karoonda, in the Mallee, also last had a dry seven-day spell in the week leading up to Anzac Day and is unlikely to see rain until Saturday night. Also in for a dry week, Wudinna, on the West Coast, has not had a dry seven days since May.
Even where some rain is likely in the next few days it will almost certainly end up being the driest week in two months.
Only Kangaroo Island, southern parts of the peninsulas and the southeast can expect some rain during the week, but only light showers.
Mt Gambier should be one of the state's wettest places this week. The Lower South East town has picked up two millimetres since Saturday and should gain about five millimetres or less between now and Saturday night, making this its driest week since early June.
This dry spell is causing dam levels to drop for the first time since early winter when the Adelaide catchment was only 56 percent of capacity. The wettest June/July in 10 years, 199mm (about 40mm more than average), has taken the catchment level to 88 percent, the highest in four years.
Another effect of the dry week is for gardens, parks and sporting grounds to firm and recover, a relief for many.
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1. Tendai Mtawarir - Sharks - Their front row has been solid all season with the beast leading the front.
2. Bismarck du Plessis - Sharks - This guy has been impressive at hooker -probably the best in the world, his work rate has been immense and his tackling is huge.
3. Owen Franks - Crusader - The in-form New Zealand prop, his scrum has been the best in the competition and his work rate has been outstanding.
4. Will Skelton - Waratahs - This guy has been huge; his ability to get around the field, his block busting runs and he is good in the lineouts.
5. Sam Whitelock - Crusaders - Best lock in the world at the moment, without a shadow of a doubt. He reminds me of a young Brad Thorne and his work in the lineouts is world class.
6. Jerome Kaino - Blues - This guy, since he has been back from Japan, has been enormous for the Blues and it's a shame he will not be going any further in the competition. He has been brilliant with his runs and tackling and creating opportunities where the Blues haven't been able to capitalise.
7. Matt Hodgson - Western Force - Yes, you might be scratching your head right now and be going 'What the?' but this guy has been what the Force have been about this season. His work rate has been outstanding, and his tackling and the way he gets to the break down first has been superb.
8. Warren Whiteley - Lions - This guy has led the Lions superb all season, and his work rate again has been brilliant.
9. Aaron Smith - Highlander - This guy has been the key to the Highlanders attack along side Fekitoa, whose play around the fringes has been solid, his passing terrific and the way he can read situations.
10. Beauden Barrett - Hurricanes - This guy is superb. You could have easily had the likes of Slade from the Crusaders, Foley from the Waratahs, or Sopanga from the Highlanders but after the performance against the Chiefs last weekm he gets the nod at 10.
11. Julian Savea - Hurricanes - The most devastating winger in world rugby right now, without a shadow of a doubt. His running metres are huge and if you give him the ball in space, it will be devastating.
12.Patt Macabe - Brumbies - People will question this selection as well but this guy has been the corner of the Brumbies backline for me and has been solid.
13. Malakai Fekitoa - Highlanders - The most talked about centre in New Zealand rugby and possibly world rugby. What on earth were those Blues thinking at the start of the season? Trading him obviously for Benji Marshall who was hopeless at union.
14. Nemani Nadolo - Crusaders - This guy's form has been immense this season since he came on his ability to get past the last man. He is someone the Crusaders need.
15. Israel Folau - Waratahs - He hasn't been in consistent form lately but has been devastating from the wing. He probably has been found out from New Zealand sides but is such a devastating player.
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In her first chapter, The Song of Death, Somerville acknowledges that at least some hard cases do warrant assisted dying, but legalising it will change our norms. In doing so, she is advocating a continuation of the status quo, in which a privileged and wealthy minority can choose when, where and how to die, but everyone else is caught and seized by a system that mandates a "natural" death upon them (usually while being medicated to the gills with analgesics and utterly torpid, unable to even use their mental faculties).
I do give Margaret credit for understanding that the modern trend is for most people to die from chronic and/or painful illnesses (including MND, some cancers, full-blown AIDS, `natural' deaths from locked-in syndrome, quadriplegia, metastatic cancer, etc). But her claim that "society has rejected killing for two thousand years" is patently false. Wars were frequent, those who didn't profess belief in the dominant religion of the time were killed either directly or through social ostracism. The death penalty was taken for granted as a requisite instrument of society (even though evidence has shown that it does not deter heinous crime, at least in the US).
On pages 35-36 she lambasts Derek Humphrey's Final Exit, citing the "colossal risk" that such practical instructions regarding suicide methods is likely to somehow instigate a rash of suicides among the depressed. This is absolute bunkum. The suicide rate in the US did not increase after the tome's publication. The only real difference was in the methods of suicide. While all would wish to reduce suicide rates, a blanket prohibition on assisted suicide will do little but encourage hangings and DIY helium kits (to say nothing of one-way voyages to Switzerland). I think we can all agree that overdosing on morphine or other analgesics is far preferable to hanging or placing a shotgun in one's mouth and pulling the trigger with a toe.
The distinction Somerville tries to draw between withdrawing life support and giving an overdose of barbiturates is thinner than spider's silk and hardly as sturdy. It is, however, filled with convolution and a fog of extraneous language and specious rambling. Would Margaret find it acceptable for ill-intentioned doctors or unscrupulous family members to unplug patients from respirators without their consent? Should paramedics be allowed to "let" traffic accident casualties die from their wounds? I certainly wouldn't find this behaviour acceptable, but Somerville has given no reasons as to why she would find this immoral. Perhaps she is simply grasping at an ever-shrinking quantity of straws. She does expend at least a modicum of effort in trying to do so in chapter 3 (The Song of Death: The Lyrics of Euthanasia). According to Somerville, euthanasia does not occur if 1) the primary intention is to relieve suffering, rather than cause death (a troublesome distinction at best, and nigh impossible to verify), or 2) when medically futile treatment is withdrawn. This second instance is defined as "having no useful physiological effect." This is incredibly vague and open to interpretation. Who decides whether a treatment has a "useful physiological effect"? Would it be "useful" to keep a young quadriplegic hooked up to a ventilator for 60 years until their natural death at age 80? Perhaps for the anti-choice onlookers in society, but not for the patient him or herself (unless they consented). Surely it would be best for everyone to let the patient decide what treatments are beneficial and which are not?
This position also takes the (unwarranted) view that life is always worth living (a stance disproven by every suicide that takes place).
In an unexpected act of respect for autonomy, Somerville does concede that refusing treatment can be valid, but does not consider this to be suicide or assisted suicide. This is nonsensical. No one refuses a respirator or feeding tube unless they wish to die. It does, though, leave me extremely concerned at how she feels morphine should be prescribed (since patients can endure pain for weeks or months in order to stockpile enough pills for a lethal dose). She does not make her position transparent, although I would not be surprised if she would support laws that remove all patient autonomy in this regard and require painkillers to be administered only on bureaucratic say-sos.
Margaret states that the only time when taking another life is justified is in self-defense. What she inadvertently does here is encourage patients to commit suicide by cop (kill enough people, or otherwise act in a patently hostile manner until the police kill you). Obviously, this would be barbaric for all, but what do the terminally and incurably ill have to lose (save several weeks, months or years of state-mandated torture?)? Another avenue would be to get sent to death row in a state that has a low average conviction-to-execution duration.
The remainder of the book's introduction is spent on spirituality, and its importance and connection to how humans deal with life and death. I may be cynical, but this is likely to disguise her Catholic-based opposition to end-of-life choice. Her claim that voluntary euthanasia and assisted dying would preclude proper closure between patients and their loved ones is utter, nonsense.(see Helga Kuhse's Willing to Listen, Wanting to Die for a detailed example of how planned deaths can bring families and loved ones closer). Under the current system, premature suicides are prevalent, and success GUARANTEES a lack of closure between the patient's families and friends.
Later in her 800-page glob of nano-sized text, she emphasizes the difference between terminal sedation (which intends to relieve suffering) and a mass overdose of barbiturates that causes death much more quickly (which is murder, according to her). Major problem - intent is almost impossible to determine with any degree of certainty (the delay between the administration of morphine and death would be one way), but the patient is not able to request this at present (as it would be seen as hastening death and therefore assisted suicide). So, while Somerville does not intend to do so, she is advocating a system that promotes nonvoluntary euthanasia and involuntary euthanasia (i.e. murder) while steadfastly opposing a regulated, compassionate and fair system where the affluent and serendipitous are not the only ones who are guaranteed a peaceful and painless death. Oregon studies have repeatedly shown that simply having the means to exit life painlessly, on one's own terms, is enough for many patients. About two thirds of patients who receive the barbiturates never use them.
The "slippery slope" argument ignores the prevalence of non-voluntary and involuntary that already exists (and goes unreported and unlooked for). To suggest that increased scrutiny will lead to more abuse, rather than less, is not only prima facie absurd, but flies in the face of empirical evidence to the contrary (as evidenced in anonymous doctor surveys).
Clearly, laws against assisted dying are like laws against abortion - they only make the practice WORSE. They force practitioners underground and make a merciful death inaccessible to many people who need it most. They don't do diddly squat to make things better for anyone (except murderers seeking loopholes).
Lastly, Somerville is very fond of using the word "kill." I can understand why she would be deferential to this term instead of, say, "assisted dying", due to the connotations the pejorative verb carries. But to conflate VOLUNTARY euthanasia with murder is to deliberately cloud the issue, which is the exact charge she levels at the liberal/libertarian stance on this issue.
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(Kuhse H, Singer P, Baume P, Clark M, Rickard M End-of-life decisions in Australian medical practice. Med J Aust 1997; 166: 191-6.)
(Luc Deliens, Freddy Mortier, Johan Bilsen et al. End-of-life decisions in medical practice in Belgium, Flanders. The Lancet 2000; 356: 1806-11. Comment by H. Kuhse on the latter article was published in the Belgium journal Ethiek & Maatschappij, le trimester 2001, Jahrgang 4, Nr. 1, April, pp. 98-106.)
(Euthanasia and other end-of-life decisions in the Netherlands in 1990, 1995, and 2001)
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assisting patients to end their lives over a painful, terminal illnesses and the repercussions that followed. I donated the book to my library after I finished in case some students needed the book. Then they would not have to purchase it.
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