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All Aboard Florida, which is a private rail service that plans on running a passenger train from Miami to Orlando with stops in Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach, hired Coral Gables-based The Washington Economics Group Inc., to study the overall impact to the state.
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The West Palm Beach station would create more than 170 jobs, with Palm Beach County seeing 952 overall jobs, and $107 million in labor income.
Of course, All Aboard Florida is being met with some resistance, particularly in Broward County.
Just last month, the railway company was forced to answer concerned brought up by Congressman Patrick E. Murphy over the noise pollution the 110-mph trains and their blaring horns would potentially bring, and the cost of erecting quiet zones.
All Aboard Florida answered by citing an environmental assessment study by the Federal Railroad Administration that found "no significant impact" in the route between Miami and West Palm Beach. The company also said the remainder of the proposed corridor is subject of an ongoing environmental impact statement.
The Federal Rail Administration is expected to release a full environmental impact study very soon.
The railway is also facing scrutiny from Fort Lauderdale boaters, who fear the rails will mean longer wait times at bridges and crossings, such as New River. The U.S. Coast Guard is also expected to weigh in on the rail system.
All Aboard Florida, which is owned by Florida East Coast Industries, plans to launch the passenger service in 2016.
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Santorum told the graduates that when they are rebelling against modern culture, they are not called by God to be necessarily successful, but rather to be faithful.
MURDER : Why Abortion Isn't ImportantDoes that mean I advocate that pro-lifers should stop being obsessed by matters affecting the sanctity of life? Of course not. If we are not obsessed by life and death, we might as well not be obsessed by anything. What I do advocate, however, is that pro-lifers increase their obsession-not just with life matters, but with the whole state of Western society. We need to be obsessed by the state of utter desolation into which Western society is throwing itself. It may well be (as I believe) that what is left of Western civilization is doomed to extinction-but doing and caring nothing about it is just not an option. It is not only on what we achieve (and we may achieve a lot in the short or medium term), but on what we defend that we will be judged. This is where you come in. I believe of all the great gifts God has given to the young, the greatest of these are energy, idealism, and rebelliousness.
This is where you come in. I believe of all the great gifts God has given to the young, the greatest of these are energy, idealism, and rebelliousness.
The Restorationist Rebellion Miss Georgia Hamann, age 17, is a student at Pensacola Christian College and a veteran of the Robert Welch University summer camp program.
A counterculture teen may differ from his peers in his tastes, but a restorationist is much more than a person who despises decadent music, piercing, and obscene clothing. Restorationists are primarily defined by an unshakeable passionate resolve. Our values are not mere intellectual ideals. Our resolve consists of an ardent zeal united with a strong character that motivates us to act on our beliefs. Because we believe in God, we are resolved that we will maintain our life of virtue despite the temporary pleasures we may sacrifice. Because we believe in family, we are resolved that we will maintain a single-income, home-educated household despite the resultant economic hardships. Because we believe in our country, we are resolved that we will uphold the Constitution and work to restore it, despite the sacrifice we make in time and effort.
They're called Generation Y, the Millennials and Echo Boomers. Regardless of what they're called, there are 60 million of them currently between the ages of 8 and 23, compared to the mere 17 million in Generation X before them.
Advertisers caught on very quickly, recognizing the tremendous buying power of this upcoming generation, and adjusted their messages and products accordingly.
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This generation is also highly intelligent, inquisitive and accustomed to getting information with the click of a mouse. They are, in fact, the computer generation.
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The Internet is the Gen Y medium of choice, beating out TV, radio and even the telephone. They get all of their information, talk with friends and make decisions "on line." Everything is only a click away. In January 2001, Gen Y ranked second only to the 35-to-49-year-old business users in Internet use per month and will likely exceed them in 2003. Their primary uses of the Internet are to communicate, be entertained and acquire information.
Based upon three years of research and a year's worth of website development, The Caring Foundation is launching a multifaceted website designed specifically for the Gen Yers with a target date of January 20 or soon thereafter. The site's content, design, interactivity, etc., have been evaluated and approved by demographically and ethnically diverse teens from across the country.
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Mr. Santorum talks a great game, but he has to explain to me why a New Jersey resident like me should ever take him seriously again after he came through this state a few years ago campaigning for the most rabidly pro-abortion Republican in the country, Christie Todd Whitman.
I wonder how much time he spent trying to convince her not to veto New Jersey's partial birth abortion ban. /sarcasm off/
Gotta LOVE it!
Or Bush/Keyes
This a a great organization!! They have done some fantastic research into the pro-life issue, and have helped mold the pro-life message sent out to women, especially those college-aged, facing unplanned pregnancies.
Why aren't there more Jesuits like Cardinal Dulles? I guess he was in formation long before the time of the 'post-modern Jesuits' who ruined at least a generation of novices to the Order with their ambivalence in teaching the Faith! By extension, those novices, later turned priests and teachers garbled the Faith for millions of Catholics who now just don't KNOW what the Church teaches anymore, so they couldn't defend it if they wanted to!
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The Graduate Students of the Department of Comparative Literature at the University of California, Irvine present an interdisciplinary graduate student conference on April 29th, 2011.
Keynote Speaker: Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o
With the advent of postmodernism and the tragicomic end of communist dreams of utopia, we found ourselves, to borrow from Lyotard, bidding goodbye to the grand narrative and saying hello to the little narratives. Ideologically demystified, the left embraced a relativistic ethos that has proven to be politically ineffective. Meanwhile, the world political stage continues to be driven by the twin engines of a capitalist global market economy and a roguish realpolitik of counter-terrorism. Situated between, on the one hand, a political left that seems incapable of coherence, and on the other hand, a growing urgency for progressive intervention, our conference seeks to address a simple question: What is commitment?
Answering this question requires a reexamination of the notion of commitment in light of both contemporary theory and political praxis. Within the humanities, the notion of commitment has played an important part in the history of thinking the relation between art and politics, most notably in continental debates surrounding Sartre's call for a littérature engagée (committed literature). Though this incitement drew ire from critics such as Adorno, it resonated with many writers engaged in anticolonial struggles, directly influencing, for example, the debates over adab al-iltizām (literature of commitment) in the mid-to-late twentieth century Arab literary world. Recent theoretical trends have problematized the relationship between aesthetics and political action, positing an inextricability that renders obsolete any meaningful distinction between art and politics. The fact that art has a political function today is undeniable, yet the notion of a committed art sounds theoretically naive and ideologically anachronistic. We propose this disjunction as a point of departure for reflections on political action, artistic production, cultural positioning and subjectivity. What does it mean to be committed? What are the aesthetic and political conditions for the positing of a commitment? To what can we commit? And where are the limits of commitment?
Our invitation extends to graduate students and independent scholars working in the social sciences, humanities or the arts, engaged in thinking through the idea of commitment in politics, art, literature, film, culture or pedagogy, with a special emphasis on interdisciplinary work. Possible topics include (but are not limited to):
• Performative acts of commitment and the temporality of the promise
• The role of public intellectuals and the decline of the public sphere
• Commitment, disengagement, and the aporia of community
• Commitment(s) to identities or communities in the postcolony
• Psychoanalysis and the commitment to therapy
• Honor codes and ethics
• Political commitment as aesthetic choice
• Parrēsiaand the ethical commitment to truth
• Aesthetic commitment as political choice
• Cosmopolitan versus national commitments
• Ethical commitments in translation practice
• Queer or feminist critiques of matrimonial commitment
• Commitment as performance
• Commitment to environmentalism, sustainability, and conservation
• Global commitment to universality, justice, and human rights
• Alternatives to commitment: compromise, treason, infidelity
• The commitment to theory today
The conference will take place April 29th, 2011 in UC Irvine. Please send an abstract of 250-300 words to firstname.lastname@example.com by January 30, 2011
Ali M. Meghdadi
Department of Comparative Literature
University of California, Irvine
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- 1.Darkwood IV: Dawn
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Solo performer: David Darling (cello).
Recorded at Rainbow Studio, Oslo, Norway in July 1993. Includes liner notes by Barry Lopez.
Personnel: David Darling (cello).
Recording information: Rainbow Studio, Oslo, Norway (07/1993).
Photographer: Jim Bengston.
It's hard to know just what to call this music. Is it classical? Pop? Some extremely pleasant strain of the avant-garde? David Darling is a cellist, and on Dark Wood he plays all the parts, multitracking himself playing in various registers and alternating between bowing and pizzicato techniques. The program consists of four suites, titled "Darkwood IV" through "Darkwood VII." (One would like to think that somewhere there exist "Darkwood I-III" and perhaps "VIII-X," but it's hard to give Darling the benefit of the doubt when, in place of any explanatory notes, the insert pamphlet contains a Gerry Lopez short story. This is not a man afraid of seeming pretentious.) However mannered the presentation may be, though, this music is really stunning. All of it moves slowly, like a dark cloud formation, as spare lines pile up on one other and pizzicato sections nudge up against long, sustained tones. "Dawn" and "New Morning," which are virtually identical compositions, bracket the program, and they are the loveliest tracks of all; where pieces like "Returning" and "Searching" hover in a sort of harmonic stasis, "Dawn" and "New Morning" move deliberately and gently through a definite chord progression, and the effect is almost cathartic. Highly recommended. ~ Rick Anderson
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Carnarvon Petroleum Updates On Thailand Oil Wells, Shares Up 52% Since January 0 commentsMar 13, 2014 1:43 AM
Carnarvon Petroleum (ASX: CVN) and operator Towngas have completed and placed into production four oil wells in their onshore Thailand concessions since the beginning of this year.
The company is selling half its 40% interest in SW1, L44/43 and L33/43 to Singapore's Loyz Energy (SGX: 594) for up to US$65 million (A$72 million).
Gross production from the Wichian Buri Extension area in L44/43 - including the new wells - has varied from 1,200 barrels of oil per day to 3,600bopd over the past few days.
Three wells have been drilled and completed in the Wichian Buri Extension area in L44/43 targeting the igneous V1 and V2 reservoirs, namely WBEXT-4BST1, WBEXT-2AST2 and WBEXT-3C.
A further well has been drilled in the L33/43 permit to the north targeting the igneous, L33-2D.
The final well in the current campaign, the WBEXT-5A exploration well targeting sandstones to the east of the extent of the current production area, is currently being drilled.
Gross daily oil production, including testing from the recently completed wells, has varied in the range of 1,200bopd to 3,600bopd over the past few days, with one well in particular in initial testing phase exhibiting typical flush production responses with rates over 2,500bopd.
Previous wells in this region, in similar reservoir, have produced at similar rates for one to three months before water ingress results in significant declines in production rates.
After the initial testing phase of one to two weeks, it is anticipated that the well flow rates will be reduced, by decreasing the tubing choke size, in order to sustain production rates.
Shares in Carnarvon Petroleum have risen 52.7% in the past three months.
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