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During the war in Afghanistan all afghans had criticle situation .Most of them became refugee to neighbor countries of Afghanistan and they had very bad life . When I was student in high school in Peshawar .I had a neighbor she was an afghan refugee .Her father and brothers were jobless ,for study in school we had to pay fee Rs.50 every month , she was not able to pay . I talked to her family and I insist her to continue her study , her family didn't want because they couldn't afford I convinced them that I will pay her fee.Aalthough it was not that much amount but I was helping her by paying her monthly fee . She became my classmate and was so delight because she was talented and wanted to continue her education ,so about three years I was paying her fee . She became my close friend and after school alsoI have contact with her . Throgh this she can finish her high school and now she is working in a NGO in Kabul .
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Dearest Fawzia,
Thank you for sharing your story. From reading your story, and the stories of other women in our community from Afghanistan, I get a deep sense of compassion - of sisterhood - and of support amongst the women in your country. A sense of urging the women around you - your neighbors - to reach their potential, and when they don't have the means, you generously provide for them. And I get the sense that it's not so much generosity as a deep yearning within your heart to see women in Afghanistan succeed and prove that you are brilliant, and beautiful and powerful and poised to not only lead your country, but to love and support each willing soul along the way.
I am so moved by your story.
In friendship, Jade
Hello Fawzia,
I feel moved and inspired by your story of friendship, encouragement, support, and love. Your belief in the potential of another human being and your "holding hands" as you moved forward as classmates and companions, is a beautiful image. Education is a powerful bridge to the future, and I admire you both so very, very much.
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Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson this morning spoke to hundreds of municipal bond experts and thousands around the world through a closed circuit feed at a global municipal finance symposium in New York City.
Thompson discussed municipal investment needs in the sluggish economic climate and Harrisburg's fiscal crisis during the Bloomberg Link event at Merkin Concert Hall at Kaufman Center.
"I want the bond market to understand that Harrisburg is a viable state capital city and that we have a future well worth investing in," Thompson said in a news statement.
Thompson also discussed components of the city's Act 47 plan City Council rejected.
She told investors Harrisburg is issuing requests for the long-term lease of the city's parking system and sale of Harrisburg's incinerator, which are both called for in the plan.
"We want to draw the best offers to these transactions," Thompson said. "How well municipalities manage public-private transactions, as well as debt management, will be a key indicator to the future of the state and municipal finance market."


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Police, schools and Manx Telecom support Safer Internet Day
Isle of Man Constabulary, schools, and Manx Telecom are teaming up to support Safer Internet Day on February 11. Safer Internet Day is the idea of the UK Safer Internet Centre which is co-ordinated by a partnership of three leading organisations; Childnet International, the South West Grid for Learning and the Internet Watch Foundation. The Safer Internet Centre is co-funded by the European Commission's Safer Internet Programme and is one of the 31 similar centres in the Insafe network. The centre aims to promote awareness of internet safety and runs an advice helpline. It also operates the Internet Watch Foundation hotline that allows online criminal content to be reported to the relevant authorities who can then take action to remove it, and identify and prosecute those who have committed criminal offences by creating or posting the content online.
In recent months PC Michael Griffiths has been leading internet safety sessions in several Isle of Man schools in conjunction with Ian Barker, Corporate Product Manager at Manx Telecom. PC Griffiths will be providing information on internet safety at assemblies at Ballakermeen High School and St Ninian's High School reinforcing the Safer Internet Day message. Manx Telecom is producing a flyer to support the campaign which will be available for customers to pick up at the company's Strand Street store.
On March 6 PC Griffiths will also hosting an internet safety session at Castle Rushen High School and sessions at other schools may be added but have yet to be confirmed.
Voirrey Barron, Marketing Manager at Manx Telecom, said:
"Through our membership of Internet Watch Foundation, Manx Telecom supports the internet industry to provide the UK internet hotline for the public and IT professionals in the UK and Isle of Man to report criminal online content in a secure and confidential way. We take our responsibilities as an internet provider very seriously, and supporting campaigns such as Safer Internet Day is part of our ongoing strategy to help our customers stay safe online. We already provide a great deal of information on our website about internet safety – and our Customer Service and Tech Bench staff regularly give advice to customers on how to set up Live Parental Controls on broadband routers. We have also given internet safety presentations to primary school pupils at the annual Crucial Crew week for several years."
PC Michael Griffiths said:
"The Isle of Man Constabulary is keen to raise awareness of staying safe online. Young people on the Island have all grown up with the internet and most of them are technologically aware, however, not all are aware of the need to stay safe online and how to achieve that. We are working together with the schools to try and educate the young people on staying safe."
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BELOIT - The West Branch Local school board Thursday night approved the retirement of schools Superintendent Dr. Scott Weingart under the retire-rehire program.
Weingart is set to retire on March 1 and be rehired March 2 to the same position on a two-and-half year contract. The contract will include a 10 percent pay cut and a salary freeze at $86,400 per year for the life of the contract.
The action will save the district an estimated $30,000 over the life of the contract.
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West Branch Superintendent Dr. Scott Weingart
"West Branch has offered the rehire-retire option to all staff members for the past several years," Weingart said. "Our school board has always seen the financial value in offering the retire-rehire option. The program has saved the district hundreds of thousands of dollars over the past decade. In this time of tremendous financial challenge, this is one tool that is available to public institutions to reduce payroll costs while retaining experienced staff members."
Weingart is in his ninth year as superintendent of West Branch Local Schools. He is the current president of the Ohio Association of Local School Superintendents, serves as a mentor to new superintendents through the Executive Coaching Program sponsored by BASA (Buckeye Association of School Administrators) and holds a position on the Board of Directors of the Mahoning County School Employee Insurance Consortium.
A 1971 graduate of West Branch, Weingart began his career with the district in the fall of 1995 as principal of West Branch Junior High and Damascus Elementary School, serving in that capacity until 2001. He also served as principal of the original Beloit Elementary School and Administrative Assistant for Curriculum and Testing for West Branch from 2001-2004.
"It is a very special privilege to be the superintendent of the district from which one graduated," Weingart said. "It has always been my hope and goal to complete my career in public education at West Branch. I appreciate the school board's willingness to consider this option."
In accordance with Ohio Law, the school board will post a 60 day notice of a hearing regarding the rehiring of the superintendent, with official action scheduled for Feb. 28.


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Pouring rain did not dampen the spirits of the many history enthusiasts who gathered Saturday for the 100-year rededication of the Mingo Confederate Monument.
The event was sponsored by the West Virginia Division of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, McNeill's Rangers Camp 582 of Moorefield and the Mingo Historical Society.
The monument - also known as the Robert E. Lee Monument - was originally dedicated July 23, 1913, on land owned by Samuel and Fanny Beaty Wood and is dedicated "to the memory of the Confederate Soldiers of Randolph County and Vicinity. This includes all soldiers who died on Valley Mountain in 1861 while Gen. Lee was encamped there. Camp Pegram 602 UCV Valley Head, West Virginia."
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The 100-year rededication of the Mingo Confederate Monument in Mingo Saturday attracted crowds of descendants, residents, history lovers and supporters. The monument, also known as the Robert E. Lee Monument, was originally dedicated July 23, 1913. Rodger Ware, Past Commander of the West Virginia Division of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, welcomes those gathered for the event.
Rodger Ware, Past Commander of the West Virginia Division of Sons of Confederate Veterans welcomed those in attendance.
"The purpose of today's event is to honor Confederate veterans and by doing so we honor all veterans," Ware said. "Keeping this in mind, we will honor a local veteran with the presentation of a Quilt of Valor from the Mingo Historical Society."
Mingo Historical Society member Vicky Graham presented the Quilt of Valor to local veteran Delbert Sharp.
"In the words of Robert E. Lee, our most favorite son of the South, and the man who eventually commanded all Confederate Armies as Commander Chief, 'It is well that war is so terrible lest we should grow fond of it,"' Graham said. "As we gather this afternoon to rededicate our confederate monument, placed here 100 years ago in memory of Confederate soldiers who died during the Cheat Mountain Valley campaign of the Civil War, I would like to take a few moments to honor a veteran who is here today. I present this quilt to you in honor of your great service to our nation."
Musical tributes for the afternoon were presented by bagpiper Sue Judy.
Keynote speaker for the rededication was Civil War historian W. Hunter Lesser, author of "Rebels at the Gate" and "The First Campaign: A Guide to Civil War in the Mountains of West Virginia."
"About 20 years ago, there was a Smithsonian Institution bus tour and one of the stops was at Valley Mountain," Lesser said. "The guide was legendary Ed Barrs and he stood out on the road not too far from us and he talked about the summer at Valley Mountain. As he talked, it began to rain just as it is today and he held out his hand and said it was raining, but much harder than this... much harder than this. It began to rain so hard that Barr's hat collapsed on his head. Then he said, 'This is how hard it rained that summer at Valley Mountain, just like it is raining right now.'"
Lesser read the inscription from the monument before he continued.
"It seemed to rain everyday the troops were at Valley Mountain," Lesser said. "He felt the weather conspired against them. One of the veterans said it rained 32 days that August."
Fred Ware III shared an article from the Randolph Enterprise, detailing the events of the original dedication of the monument and Lauren Ragland of the Mingo Historical Society presented a history of the area.
Kellen and Hayden Hutzell, descendants of those honored during the rededication Saturday, removed a bunting from the Mingo Confederate Monument to unveil the statue. Members of the McNeill's Rangers Camp 582 of the Sons of Confederate Veterans of Moorefield presented the colors.


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Skip to comments.NORTH KOREAN MISSILE WARHEAD FOUND IN ALASKA
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North Korean Missile Warhead Found in Alaska
The warhead of a long range missile test fired by North Korea was found in the US state of Alaska, a report to the National Assembly revealed yesterday.
According to a United States document, 'The last piece of a missile warhead fired by North Korea was found in Alaska,' former Japanese Prime Minister Taro Nakayama was quoted as saying in the report.
'Washington, as well as Toyko, has so far underrated Pyongyang's missile capabilities.'
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Whoops, so sorry about that LONG RANGE MISSILE found on our soil!!
Mine, too. There's NO WAY that could have happened and not been detected. We've had launch detect and traject tracking for decades.
Rightfully so.
IF that missile were going to impact on US territory, alarms would have been screaming inside Cheyenne Mountain.
The only way a N. Korean missile component got to Alaska without triggering a missile attack warning is if somebody snuck it there by ship, airplane, or dog sled.
You may be right. The article, though, mentions "the last piece of a missile warhead." I don't know the trajectory of the NK test shots, but IIRC, they were detonated in the stratosphere. Perhaps one of fragments ended up in Alaska?
Think for a minute.
If they had done this, we would have detected it. We would not have known if it was real or a test. With it coming towards Alaska and impacting there, we would have gone to DEFCON1 and probably returned fire.
The BS Meter on this is off the scale IMHO.
Time for the Delta Force.
(This will change everything.)
now MY BS meter is pegged...
course somebody still needs an ass kicking. :-)
Maybe so, but isn't the Korea Times published in Seoul?
But the radar would still pick up a low flying ordinace right..
Since when did the European Union become a country?
Perhaps it was purchased on ebay?
When was it supposed to have happened?
The phones are ringing at NORAD as we speak.
(Is there a "French Connection"?)
Agreed, if it was aimed at Alaska, but see my #23. I'm no expert, so my stratospheric fragment scenario may be nothing. Smuggling the warhead fragment in is another possibility, and not especially reassuring.
Or, the story could well be a complete hoax.
Lil Kim?
Of course, if it was a fired missile that came down a few miles from Anchorage, I would be very concerned. ;)
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Punjab Grill Jeddah is expected to open at the Ascott Centre on Sari Street. A Gourmet Fine dining concept offering a culinary haven to share enjoyable moments with friends and family, named after the culinary capital of India. Expect royal tastes and Sikh flavors with a rich and modern experience keeping the old ideals at […]
Jeddah is gaining a reputation for its multi-cultural cuisines and if you are craving authentic South Indian cuisine, then you have landed at the right place Aryaas Jeddah is Located in the heart of Sharfiyah, on Siteen Street. Commonly also known as Lotus Plaza, it is right opposite the golden tulip Hotel. The ambiance while […]
Mehndi is a brand new Indian Restaurant in Jeddah, it has not yet been reviewed. Be the first to review it below!
Bharat is Leyalty Groups latest foray onto the restaurant scene. A contemporary Indian restaurant located on the premises of the Star Avenue Mall, Bharat has had people buzzing since it first opened in early February.
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The Village Restaurant in the Al-Baghdadeyyah Al-Sharqeyyah district has been providing quality Indian food for many years in Jeddah, So their opening of a second branch on Arbaeen street is a welcome addition to the restaurant scene. An Executive Buffet Lunch is offered here from Saturday to Thursday. Banqueting services are also available for parties, […]
This Indian Restaurant is located just off Tahlia Street and is well established with a great selection of authentic Indian dishes. It\'s fine dining interior also makes it ideal for entertaining. We dropped by most recently and tried some of their lovely fresh Roti, tender Boneless Chicken Tandoors (Murgh Passanda and Murgh Tikka) and some […]
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If you haven't tasted lip-smacking South Indian dishes like Dosa, Idli, Sambar, Wada, and Uttapam, then Chennai Darbar on Sahafa Road is the place to go. In fact, Chennai Darbar is the only place to go. The restaurant offers classical dishes from the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. The authentic taste and atmosphere may make […]
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I heard of this restaurant opening when I saw its promotion on cobone, an Indian food outlet which offers dine in and takeaway. That got my attention, and even though Jeddah has no shortage of great Indian restaurants, a newcomer is always welcome, especially when they are good. Tanoori is on Corniche Rd in Alhamra […]
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Asia restaurant is a Chinese cum Thai restaurant located on Sary Street is known to be a longstanding favourite among the Asian expats in Jeddah. Reasonably priced, the food served is probably the most authentic Thai cuisine one..
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LaSani was suggested by none other than a reader of this column, Mr Waseem Mohammad wrote to us to tell us about of the oldest Pakistani-Indian restaurants in Jeddah, and one that he dines at frequently. After a pleasant visit to..
A trip down the tree lined avenue of Hamad Al Jaser Street in Rawdah is never a chore. There are dozens of restaurants here, from Afghani Tamees to Fast food burgers, theres probably something for everyone.
Anmol Restaurant
This is a South Asian Restaurant with all the favourite South Asian dishes like 'Dosa', 'Utappa', 'Thali', and 'Biryani'. The Service is really good and the restaurant has been renovated twice over the last few years. Clean and hygienic, the perfect place to dine, busy on weekends – Most Thursdays and Fridays the restaurant is […]
Mumtaz restaurant is another venue that came highly recommended, the Jeddah Food Team decided it was high time we looked into Mumtaz, and see whether the place could live up to its name. Not every restaurant..
India Gate
Finally!! A true to the heart mangalorean in every way Restaurant.. ! INDIA GATE is paradoxically the gate to Mangalore, a southern Indian city bordering Kerala. . To add to this the location is also surprisingly a paradox in itself! Not being situated in the posh areas of the city, next to the..
Its mixed spread really,they served a lot of fish, salads, rice, bread. It's a good family restaurant, and what was interesting is there is a choice of dining rooms; private family rooms, which are 'traditional', i.e. floor seating..
Kashmir Nights
A smiling waiter opens the door; you walk in and are immediately greeted by a colorful forest. Leafy vines hang from the ceiling. Vibrantly painted walls seem like a tribute to exotic birds. Oil paintings depicting bearded old men..
Taj Mahal Palace
As a lover of Indian food I am yet to visit a bad Indian restaurant in Jeddah. That being said, for me the destination is always Taj Mahal Palace. I go there once a month at least, and I rarely choose a different Indian restaurant.


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I was blown away by the sheer ignorance of these skiers comments in the Alta lawsuit thread on TGR. Does this exist everywhere? Or just Co? I don't ever experience bitter skiers like this around Mt. Bachelor. I get that old skiers dislike snowboarders but shit, this is just foolish.
Knuckledraggers sue Alta
Because TGR is full of cubicle jockeys that suck at life and are pissed off that while they spend countless hours portraying a die hard skier on the Internet, they are in fact the Jong, Gape, Gaper, Douchenozzle, etc. etc. that they mock so hard.
The harsh reality of looking in the mirror everyday and seeing the withered shell of a human looking back at them has become too much to take and with little Suzie and Johnny too engrossed in their iPad to give a flying fuck about them as well as having a wife that gave up on life. This is their only outlet.
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Tgr forums is populated by malevolent douchenozzles. 90% of them are armchair enthusiasts living in the Midwest or their parent's basement, the other 10% rip. Ever wonder why they call themselves "maggots", rhymes with something don't it? I wouldn't pay much attention to it, and honestly that forum has tainted the entire Tgr brand for me, I know they don't epitomize what tgr is all about, but they try really hard to impress upon everyone that they do. They will be so pleased to see that we're wasting our time talking about them. Half of their threads are about how fucking cool they are because all of the gapers ask them stupid questions about their really fat skis in the lift line.
JONG - Jack-Off-Newbie-Gaper. Had to look that one up, seen it a couple times but couldn't figure it out.
I still can't wrap my head around any snowboarder wanting to ride that place of hatred. With all the other resorts, why go somewhere where people like this exist? The negativity is on a whole nother level at Alta. As a human, I would never want to introduce my family to a resort where people like this frequent. It's a fucking hobby where people slide down snow!!! People act like if snowboarders ride there that their life will be ruined. This whole thing is a joke. I feel sorry for both sides.
more like stuck in the '80s, i haven't heard ''knuckledragger said in seriousness since then
just an outlet for peoples latent racist tendencies imo...not pc to go on skin color so some other 'division' is needed to fill the gap
the more i see this, even though i think the sb ban is wrong and that we will 'win' the suit, i think, just leave alta to these dildos. snowbird is right next door and a better mountain for boarding anyhow
I think it's a benefit to keep Alta a skiers mountain. That way those people don't get introduced to the rest of the snow sport society and live in their little bubble.
you know I was all supporting opening Alta to snowboarders but now think about it I would never want to be dealing with people like these (which I already have cuz I live in an area most people are like this. selfish and self-centered thinking they deserve and own everything).
The bans are so dumb... I don't mind as much when people at least admit that they exist to appeal to the entitled, elitists dbag skiers, I hate it when they try and rationalize that they exist for other reasons.
As an east coaster I feel like Mad River is a place I would like to ride if I had the option. Alta I'm sure has some rad terrain but there are other places like that in the area, MRG is kind of unique out here, natural, ungroomed and good EC terrain. I also like the co-op vibe, sucks that they hold a 25 year old grudge and don't like me because I chose one plank over two. Their loss.. I'll continue to spend my money at Stowe and S'Bush
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WILSON – Niagara County sheriff's deputies charged a man with drunken driving after reports of reckless driving led them to a pickup being driven on the shoulder of the road at 8 p.m. Sunday in the 5400 block of Wilson-Burt Road.
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BETHLEHEM — Championships aren't won or lost because of words.
The Eagles didn't finish 8-8 and miss the playoffs last year because of Vince Young's "Dream Team'' reference. And they will neither sink nor swim this year because Michael Vick had the temerity to tell Comcast's Derrick Gunn last week that they "have a chance to develop a dynasty.''
It may cause some pass-rushers on the NFC East team that did happen to win the Super Bowl last year — the Giants — to try and hit him with a little more, uh, gusto. But it won't influence the outcome of their games, unless they knock him out. And then they'll have to deal with the NFL's hanging judge, Roger Goodell.


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Believed he could find Asia by sailing West from Europe. On Oct 12,1492, he landed on one of the Bahama Islands. He thought he was in India.
French Explorer. Built a permanent settlement along the St. Lawrence River - Quebec. Discovered Lake Champlain. Made allies with the Algonkians.
New Netherland
The new Dutch colony, includes parts of New York, New Jersey and Delaware. In 1624, the first colonists sailed for New Netherlands.
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Robert Livingston
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Peter Stuyvesant
became governor of New York Colony in 1647 for 17 years. He was governor when the British took over New Netherland.
French people who came to New York. Their religion was protestant. The French government treated them poorly because of their religion. In NY, they could practice religion freely.
Peter Zenger
He published a newspaper called the Weekly Journal. He made fun of Governor Cosby and was thrown in jail. His case went to court and he won - an important step towards freedom of the press.
meridians, or imaginary lines on a map or globe that measure the distance east & west of the prime meridian.
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Zenger Trial
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MIDSUMMER MOZART FESTIVAL (San Francisco, CA) a San Francisco Bay Area icon and North America's only all-Mozart festival welcomes to its 36th season 14-year-old piano sensation Audrey Vardanega, violin soloist Robin Hansen, beloved pianist Seymour Lipkin and basso Jeremy Galyon. Maestro Cleve will lead the Festival Orchestra in eight Bay Area concerts.
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FESTIVAL MOZAIC (San Luis Obispo, CA) Forty years. Five centuries of music. Spectacular venues make live performances a unique experience. Festival Mozaic's international artists come together with the audience, to create orchestral concerts, chamber music, classical 'crossover' events and engaging educational activities on California's Central Coast.
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CABRILLO FESTIVAL OF CONTEMPORARY MUSIC (Santa Cruz, CA) focuses on contemporary works for orchestra, featuring emerging composers and an orchestra of professional musicians led by Marin Alsop, in its 48th season. Twelve composers-in-residence for 2010 include John Adams, Philip Glass, Michael Hersch, Jennifer Higdon, and Mark-Anthony Turnage. Guest artists include percussionist Colin Currie, the sextet eighth blackbird, Kronos Quartet, cellist Wendy Sutter.
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ASPEN MUSIC FESTIVAL (Aspen, CO) in its sixty-first season, the AMFS continues pursuing the ideal of uniting the worlds of art and natural beauty. The eight week summer festival of more than 350 events attracts more than 600 students around the globe to study and perform with the world's top artists. This blending of the freshest talent and seasoned experience is a hallmark of Aspen's summer programs.
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COLORADO MUSIC FESTIVAL (Boulder, CO) marking the 10th anniversary for Maestro Michael Christie as Music Director, for this exciting anniversary season the Maestro has pulled out all the stops making this festival your destination for the best music and finest entertainment! From legendary soloists to orchestral gems, Chautauqua Auditorium will host performances of unprecedented variety and brilliance.
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MUSIC IN THE MOUNTAINS (Durango, CO) has prepared its 24th Festival season featuring orchestra, chamber music and conservatory performances of classical and world music. Gregory Hustis, Guillermo Figueroa and Arkady Fomin have assembled renowned musicians to perform in spectacular venues in Durango and Pagosa Springs, Colorado.
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STRINGS IN THE MOUNTAINS (Steamboat Springs, CO) since 1988 Strings presents every summer, over 70 performances of chamber music, jazz, rock, country, bluegrass, world rhythms, and many other genres. Opening Night features Sarah Chang, violin and the Strings Festival Orchestra in the awe-inspiring majesty of the Colorado Rockies.
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AMHERST EARLY MUSIC FESTIVAL (New London, CT) offers music-making with an acclaimed international faculty exploring the musical legacy of France with two week-long programs of classes in Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque music and dance at all levels, and also offer small, week-long Intensive Programs for accomplished amateurs, pre-professionals and professional performers.
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NORFOLK CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL (Norfolk, CT) invites you to take a break from your busy life and enjoy one of life's gentler pleasures by hearing chamber music at its best. Our Artistic Director, Roy Malan, who is also concertmaster with the San Francisco Ballet, has planned another great festival for your enjoyment.
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BEAUMONT, Tex. - Vast improvements in oil refinery safety will be the top bargaining goal of the Steelworkers (USW) when they open talks with the nation's oil companies on a new contract, the union announced.
To back up their determination on the issue, the USW's 30,000 oil sector workers gave Vice President Gary Beevers, their lead bargainer, authorization to call a strike at selected refineries or industry-wide, if needed. USW negotiates a "pattern" contract with one firm, and the others then agree to it. The current pact expires Feb. 1 at 12:01 a.m.
The union represents workers at 168 refineries and allied facilities, which handle 64 percent of U.S. petroleum products.
The overwhelming vote for the strike authorization is part of USW's National Oil Bargaining Program, which 300 delegates to its conference in Beaumont, Texas, drafted in September. The bargaining program was sent to USW's oil locals for voting.
The key issue will be "process safety," where refiners are required to ensure safe working conditions and to prevent accidents not just at individual refinery components, but at entire refinery complexes. Federal data show refiners failed frequently in that responsibility, with an average of one refinery fire a week for the last three years.
Process safety was a bitter disagreement in the last bargaining, after the fatal blast at BP's Texas City, Texas, refinery in 2005. The explosion killed at least 15 people and injured more than 100. USW found Occupational Safety and Health Administration never did a full process safety inspection of the whole plant.
Not only that, but such OSHA process safety inspections were infrequent at other refineries, too. USW made process safety a key point in the talks, but the companies absolutely refused to discuss the issue. That won't happen this time, Beevers vows.
"We think this is a fair proposal that addresses the problems we're finding in the industry's approach to safety and health," Beevers said after the vote. "Since Feb. 1, 2009 -- the date the current pattern settlement began-through Nov. 10, 2011 we are aware of 138 fires. In that time there have been 18 workplace deaths that we know of.
"The oil industry can't continue down this path," Beevers said. "Our proposal addresses safety and health issues and offers solutions to this continuing problem."
The best result, he added after the September meeting, would be for the oil industry to admit it has a safety problem and "partner with" with USW-which has enormous expertise oil safety and health issues-and create solutions "to make these facilities safer."
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Children at Keldmarsh Primary School in Beverley are at the forefront of using technology to enhance their work - and that's official!
Following an extensive external assessment Keldmarsh Primary School has been awarded the prestigious ICT Mark.
The award recognises the school's success in developing the strategic use of technology in both administration and across the curriculum. Parents will have proof that their children are attending a school at the forefront of modern technology.
Councillor Julie Abraham, East Riding of Yorkshire Council portfolio holder for children, young people and education, said "East Riding of Yorkshire Council is determined that all local children will have the best opportunity to excel in the jobs market of the future.
"Keldmarsh Primary School should be congratulated on this wonderful achievement. This demonstrates the excellent ICT management and teaching that is taking place in local schools."
Head teacher Carol Tomkinson commented "On behalf of Keldmarsh Primary School, I am delighted to be awarded the ICT Mark. It recognises our positive approach to the use of technology and the benefits it is bringing to our children. We believe that technology can be used in every aspect of learning and that it is essential our children are equipped for the modern world.
We are very proud to include the mark on our website and our mailings and this has been noted on a number of occasions, which has further raised the profile of the use of technology at Keldmarsh Primary School. Our OFSTED report positively acknowledged that we had received the ICT Mark in the description of the school"
The lead member of staff, Chrissie Shiels (ICT Subject Leader and Deputy Head), involved in ensuring the school was ready for ICT Mark assessment, commented:
"I am really pleased that the presentation of this award shows recognition of the excellent work that is taking place at Keldmarsh Primary School. Applying for the award really brought into focus the ICT work that we are doing each and every day. All the children and staff deserve credit for this achievement."
Mark Chambers, Naace CEO, said " Keldmarsh Primary School thoroughly deserve the accolade of an ICT Mark accreditation. They clearly demonstrate how important it is to take a whole school approach to using technology in schools. We look forward to working with the school to demonstrate how technology can have a substantial impact on learner outcomes in the future.


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We have discovered extended X-ray emission from the microquasar Cygnus~X-3 in archival \emph{Chandra X-ray Observatory} ACIS/HETG observations. An extended structure 5{^{\prime \prime}} wide reaches approximately 15{^{\prime \prime}} to the NE from the core point source and is clearly seen above the point spread function of the source point and its scattering halo. This extension appears in all four observations between 1999 October and 2000 April, and its flux varies independently from the point source. There may also be weaker extended emission of similar scale oppositely directed from the core, suggesting a bipolar or circumstellar outflow. The direction of this persistent X-ray structure is roughly perpendicular to the transient arcsecond scale radio jets. We discuss the morphology, spectrum, and time variability of the extension. We describe several possible models for the extension, and we have an approved \emph{Chandra} HRC observation aimed at identifying the correct one.
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SSBB Tournament
Prize 2 wii points cards!!
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Originally Posted by WamooOriginally Posted by Brawny
Il be in it il post FC soon when i get on my wii. cant wait to get it!
I'll be in, name will be Paulpro
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Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Guitar Hero III, Mario Strikers Charged, Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, Super Mario Galaxy, Mario Party 8, Sonic and the Secret Rings, My Sims, Excite Truck, Big Brain Aademy: Wii Degree, Wii Sports.
So far I haven't been overly happy with ANY. They are all so EASY! Oh well the online play with GH III and SSBB is keeping me satisfied.
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Spoiler Alert!For some reason, i only have WiiSports, But whats weird is my friend lets me borrow his games so i dont have to waste money.
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When the Indianapolis Colts lured Ryan Grigson away from the Eagles to be their new general manager, it brought to mind the last time Grigson's name was uttered publicly in the NovaCare Complex.
It was two years ago this month. In announcing the promotion of Howie Roseman to general manager of the Eagles, Andy Reid mentioned Grigson as one of the other candidates in the exhaustive, NovaCare-wide search process. Louis Riddick, who was also already on staff, was the other man Reid interviewed for the job everyone knew was being handed to Roseman.


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You've heard it before folks, "don't focus on the things you can't control, but rather the ones you can"…or at least something along the lines of that.
It's true that the Eagles had and still have some difficult decisions to make of their own—like whether or not to keep Castillo for Juan more year, but watching your divisional rivals catch fire at the end of the season to make the Super Bowl, while winning the division by only one game doesn't exactly put your mind at ease.
The Eagles have been on vacation for nearly a month now and I'm sure everyone within the organization has wondered "what if?" at some point. But instead of focusing on a past that can't be re-lived, let's direct our attention to a future that can't be controlled.
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Haezer Releases 'The Wrong Kid Died' EP
Electro maestro, Haezer has just released his new EP, The Wrong Kid Died on DIM MAK records.
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Undermining democracy: concise history of U.S.-Haiti relations
The tragic tale of contemporary Haiti is one of the stories most misunderstood and neglected by the mainstream media. Peter Hallward's "Damming the Flood: Haiti, Aristide, and the Politics of Containment" provides a concise, sweeping account of recent Haitian history. It reveals how the U.S., Canada and France undermined two elected governments in that Caribbean nation.
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Harrisburg has a new chief operating officer. Robert Philbin, the man who used to be the mayor's spokesman and senior adviser, is coming back to city government.
Ricardo Mendez-Saldivia resigned last month from the position after holding it for about a year.
Philbin is taking a leave of absence from his current job at Capital Area Transit, which he has only been at for four months.
Philbin will serve as the COO for the next seven months and will be making $110,000 a year.
"I feel an obligation to finish the mayor's term and finish the positive policy she set, which I had a role in. I feel committed to do that," said Philbin.
Philbin will start his new job with the city on Monday.