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Food Sovereignty Prize Honors Grassroots Initiatives in Haiti, Brazil, Basque Country, Mali and India
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NEW YORK CITY—Five innovative grassroots groups from across the globe working for democratic access to land, seeds, water and food have been honored with the 2013 Food Sovereignty Prize, the US Food Sovereignty Alliance announced today.
Winners of the fifth annual Food Sovereignty Prize were chosen from among more than 40 inspiring projects creating on-the-ground solutions to hunger and poverty, said the alliance, a network of food justice, anti-hunger, labor, environmental, faith-based, and food producer advocacy organizations.
Top honors go to the Haitian Group of 4 (G4) and the South American Dessalines Brigade, an international peasant-to-peasant collaboration working to rebuild Haiti's seed, soil and agricultural systems.
Haitian Farmers Lauded for Food Sovereignty Work
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Work by the Group of 4 (G4) union of Haitian peasant organisations, along with assistance from the Dessalines Brigade - South American peasant leaders and agroecology experts supported by La Via Campesina - has been singled out for promoting "good farming practices and advocat[ing] for peasant farmers" in Haiti.
The two network organisations, it was announced Tuesday, will be awarded the 2013 Food Sovereignty Prize, an annual award given to groups that promote a more democratic, community-based food system.
The G4 alliance represents over a quarter-million Haitians. Its relationship with the South American peasant leadership is intended "to rebuild Haiti's environment, promote wealth and end poverty" in that country, which continues to feel the devastating effects of the major earthquake that struck the island in 2010.
Nyeleni newsletter on food sovereignty
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Read the latest edition of the newsletter as we return to the roots of our movement - our struggle for Food sovereignty. Discover the principles and practices of Food Sovereignty around the world, the role of women in the struggle and what YOU can do to shape Food Sovereignty Now!
Europe :The CAP is in danger unless it is socially legitimate!
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Letter to all MEPs prior to the vote on the 4 reports of the CAP reform 2014-2020
Dear Sir or Madam, Members of the European Parliament,
At the March plenary, you will be voting on the 4 reports on the CAP reform 2014-2020.
European citizens, both taxpayers and consumers, are very attached to diversified European agriculture, present throughout the territory, and largely composed of small and medium-sized family farms. However the CAP reform proposed by the European Commission in October 2011 and amended by the Agriculture Committee of the European Parliament (Comagri) in January 2013, allows a very uneven use of CAP direct payments to farms to continue.


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Parents need to know that this black-and-white Shirley Temple musical includes a sequence in which little Star is forcibly taken from "Cap," the self-assigned guardian who has raised her since infancy. It's a sad moment, but is resolved soon afterward. In addition, there is an early brief mention of death in which Star asks Cap, "Does everyone have to die?" and "Will I die, too?" His answers are vague enough and gentle enough to be both satisfying and comforting to the child.
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Star (Shirley Temple), an orphan, lives with Captain "Cap" January (Guy Kibbee), a retired sailor who runs a lighthouse. They adore each other, and she thrives having a large community of sailors as her extended family. Meddlesome Agatha Morgan (Sara Haden) tries to prove that Cap is not a suitable guardian for Star, and that she should be in school, but Star scores higher than her peers when tested. The lighthouse is automated and Cap loses his job, giving Morgan another chance to take Star away. So, Cap's friend tracks down Star's wealthy relatives, who come to get her. They do everything they can to make her happy, but finally realize that the girl needs Cap and her extended family. In the end, Star's relatives hire Cap and his friends to be the crew of their new boat.
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This is one of Shirley Temple's best movies, and it provides an opportunity to discuss some of the most sensitive issues facing some children. When Star is taken away from Cap, she asks, "Why are they taking me away from you? What have I done?" This provides the opportunity to talk to children about how many kids mistakenly blame themselves for problems created by the grown-ups around them. While the movie depicts the difficulty of finding work, especially after a job has been made obsolete, in the end, this is a "happily ever after" movie. Some children may not connect with the story's perfect ending in which a rather desperate situation is tied up into a neat package, just in the nick of time.
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Families can talk about the scene in which Star believes that Cap needs her to take care of him, and how while it's fun to role play, it is really the grown-up's responsibility to take care of the child. Also: Why does Paul try to get Mary to "bend the rules" for Star's test, and why won't she do it? How can you tell that Cap and Nazro are friends, even though they insult each other and argue? How does Star notice that Cap is sad? Nazro does not give Cap two important pieces of information -- what are they, and why doesn't he tell Cap? Star and Cap both give reasons they are glad to leave the lighthouse -- do you believe them? Why do they do that? Nazro says that children "forget quick." Is that right?
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Beaver Mountain
|Beaver Mountain
|Cache National Forest
Logan Canyon, Utah,
United States
|Nearest city
|Logan, Utah
27 mi. - (43 km)
Salt Lake City
110 mi. - (177 km)
|41°58′06″N 111°32′30″W / 41.96833°N 111.54167°WCoordinates: 41°58′06″N 111°32′30″W / 41.96833°N 111.54167°W
|1600 ft - (487 m)
|Top elevation
|8800 ft - (2682 m)
|Base elevation
|7200 ft - (2195 m)
|Skiable area
|664 acres (2.69 km2)
35% easiest
40% more difficult
25% most difficult
|Lift system
|4 chairlifts
- 3 triples
- 1 double
1 surface lifts
|Terrain parks
|400 in. - (1016 cm)[1]
|Night skiing
|"Little Beaver Lift"
Beaver Mountain is a ski area in northern Utah, opened in 1939 and located near the summit of Logan Canyon in the Bear River Mountains. While smaller and less developed than a number of Utah ski resorts, Beaver Mountain is very popular with residents of nearby Logan, Utah State University, the surrounding Cache Valley and the Bear Lake region, including the southeastern corner of Idaho.
The slopes of the mountain are predominantly east-facing, and it receives somewhat less snowfall than those resorts facing west. Since it does not currently employ snowmaking equipment, the ski area is entirely dependent upon the (usually) ample natural snowfall, and therefore often opens several weeks later than most other resorts in Utah. "The Beav" is located 27 miles (43 km) northeast of Logan, just a mile (1.6 km) off of US-89, the Logan Canyon Scenic Byway, a national scenic byway. The Idaho border (42nd parallel) is less than 3 miles (5 km) north.
Beaver Mountain Facilities[edit]
Facilities at Beaver include a day lodge with grill restaurant, a full-service ski rental operation and a ski shop. While alpine skiing and snowboarding are the most popular activities, there is a dedicated area for Nordic (cross-country) skiers near the base.
Beaver Mountain Lifts[edit]
The Little Beaver Lift (a triple chair) serves primarily beginner terrain. Originally it was a double chair, but it was replaced by a triple on 2011, the new lift adds about 100 yards to the run, by incorporating an area previously served by a rope tow, the other runs originating from the top of the Little Beaver Lift include "Little Beaver," "Tiny Tim," and access to the "Goat Trail" cat track, from which access can be had to the "Beaver Face Lift" and "Harry's Dream Lift," further up the slope.
The Beaver's Face Lift (double) serves only intermediate and advanced runs. The first chairlift on the mountain, it was originally opened in late 1961.
Harry's Dream Lift (triple) was a double chair from January 1970 until March 2006. Already slated for replacement, a failed bearing closed the lift for the balance of the season. Over the summer and fall, the entire lift was replaced by a more modern triple chair for the 2006-07 season. Harry's Dream terminates near the summit of Beaver Mountain, with fabulous views of the surrounding countryside. All types of terrain served are served by this lift, which also provides the only way to access the base of Marge's Triple Lift (q.v.). The lift is named after Harold Seeholzer, the founder of the ski area who died of cancer in April 1968.[2]
Marge's Triple Lift provides access to a half-dozen intermediate and advanced runs, as well as the larger of two terrain parks on the mountain. Marge is the daughter-in-law of the founder, married to his second son, Ted. The couple has owned the area since 1997; Ted was previously the general manager and Marge handled ticket sales.
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- ^ http://www.skiutah.com/beaver-mountain/
- ^ Beaver Mountain - history - accessed 2010-03-05
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- Ski the Beav.com - official site
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- Bharat Biotech
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Biopharmaceuticals are complex macromolecules (Large molecules) created through the genetic manipulation of living organisms using gene cloning, recombinant DNA (gene splicing), or cell fusion technologies. The total Biopharma industry grew by 12% over FY 2008-09 to Rs88.28 billion in 2009-10.
The total bio-pharma industry, consisting of therapeutics, vaccines, diagnostics, and other products such as statins, and continues to be largest contributor to the overall biotech market in the country. The good performance of the bio-pharma sector is attributed to the strongly growing vaccine business which accounted for about 51% of the total bio-pharma business in fiscal year 2010. Interestingly, India is one of the largest producers of traditional vaccines in the world.
The life science sector is emerging as a key industrial segment in the national economy. India is counted among the top 12 global biotech hotspots and is the 3rd largest in Asia Pacific (in terms of number of biotech companies). The Regulatory framework in Biotechnology is undergoing a huge revamp and hence the Biopharma sector is also expected to be affected by it. Though there are no specifically separate Regulations and Policies for the Biopharma sector all the aspects of the upcoming Biotech Policy which will affect the sector are discussed in the report. The emerging positive trends in India offer a potential solution to some of these problems. There are seven key broad areas to leverage the advantages that India offers to the established pharma and biotech industries. These include contract research, R&D alliances, clinical trials, R&D for neglected diseases, in-licensing of preclinical as well as early clinical drug candidates, IT applications and data management and herbal heritage.
The above background initiated need for a comprehensive Industry Insight on Indian Biopharma. Overview of The Indian Biopharma in India with a brief preamble of Industry Overview is discussed in the beginning along with its Segmental analysis of biopharma industry according to its Vaccines, Diagnostics and Therapeutics. application of growth drivers, issues and challenges, core technologies, major players, regulatory environment, Critical success factors, emerging trends and opportunities in india is discussed in total 10 chapters. SHOW LESS READ MORE >
- Bharat Biotech
- Biocon Ltd
- Eli Lilly
- Indian Immunologicals Ltd
- Novo Nordisk
- Panacea Biotech Ltd
1.1 The Industry
1.1.1 Industry Structure
1.1.2 Industry Size
1.1.3 Industry Segments
1.1.4 Segment Performance
1.1.5 Exports Vs Domestic Business
1.2 Introduction to Biopharma
1.2.1 What is Biopharma?
1.2.2 Industry Classification
1.3 Biopharma Market Size
1.4 Biopharma Industry Segments
1.4.1 Vaccines
1.4.2 Diagnostics
1.4.3 Therapeutics
1.5 Contribution of Biopharma sector to domestic & exports sales of Biotechnology
2.1 Segment Analysis: Vaccines
2.1.1 An introduction to vaccines and vaccine trials
2.1.2 Indian Vaccine Market Scenario
2.1.3 Major Players
2.1.4 Major Vaccines Available
2.1.5 Challenges before the Vaccine Industry
2.2 Segment Analysis: Diagnostics
2.2.1 Diagnostics market Segmentation
2.2.2 Current Market Scenario
2.2.3 Demand Scenario
2.2.4 Market is Import Driven
2.2.5 Key Segments
2.2.6 Major Players
2.2.7 Emerging areas for diagnostic market
2.2.8 Major Diagnostics
2.2.9 India as a preferred destination for outsourcing clinical trials
2.2.10 Challenges before the Indian Diagnostics Industry
2.3 Segment Analysis: Therapeutics
2.3.1 Current Market Scenario
2.3.2 Major Therapeutic Segments
2.3.3 Segment Analysis: Antibiotics Segment
2.3.4 Demand for Recombinant Biotech Drugs in India
2.3.5 Government Support for Recombinant Therapeutics
2.3.6 Major Players
2.3.7 Recombinant Therapeutic Products in India
3.1 Growing population and improving incomes
3.2 Emerging lifestyle diseases
3.3 Increasing Investment in Infrastructure and R&D
3.4 Increasing Bio-partnering Activities
3.5 Increasing Outsourcing Opportunities
3.6 Emerging Contract Research Market
4.1 Increasing Productivity & Profitability
4.2 Lack of Skilled manpower in the area of bio-pharma
4.3 Daunting regulatory system
4.4 A Confusing Patent Law for India
4.5 Ethical Issues
4.6 FDA Regulations
4.7. Environmental Factors
4.8 Bioequivalence issue in Bio-generics
4.9 Comparative Low R&D Expenditures Result in Price Wars
4.10 Sub-Critical Resource Allocation by Public Companies
4.11 High Duties on Imported Products Restrains Volume Growth
4.12 Having Tailor-Made Drugs Could Result in Loss of Potential Revenues
4.13 Small Biotech Start Ups Find Marketing of Products Difficult
4.14 Access to capital
4.15 Reducing Time to Market
5.1 Antisense Technology
5.2 Immobilization of enzymes and cells
5.3 Cell culture
5.4 Monoclonal Antibodies
5.5 Protein engineering
5.6 Biosensors
5.7 Microarrays
5.8 Enzyme engineering and Technology
6.1 Biocon Ltd
6.2. Serum Institute of India Ltd
6.3 Panacea Biotech Ltd
6.4 Reliance Life Sciences
6.5 Novo Nordisk
6.6 Shantha Biotechnics
6.7 Indian Immunologicals Ltd
6.8 Bharat Biotech
6.9 Eli Lilly
6.10 Bharat Serums and Vaccines Ltd
7.1 Government of India Policy on Biotechnology
7.2 Existing Regulatory Framework
7.3 IPR Issues in Biotechnology
7.4 Funding Agencies in Biotech Research
7.5 Budgetary Allocation
7.6 Venture Capital Funding
7.7 Foreign Direct Investments
7.8 National Biotech Development Strategy – 2005
7.9 Sectoral Road Map from DBT on Biopharma
7.10 Biopiracy
7.11 Biosafety
8.1 Human Resources
8.2 New Product Development
8.3 Networking: Strategic Alliances & Partnering Activities
8.4 Co-development
8.5 Economies in R&D
8.6 Therapeutic Segment Coverage
8.7 Meeting the Global Demand
8.8 World-class Practices
9.1 Big Pharmaceutical Companies Are Scouting For Biopharma Partners
9.2 Increasing Demand for Biogenerics
9.3 Companies Specialising In Specific Therapeutic or Disease Areas
9.4 R&D Spend On the Rise
9.5 Global Biotech R&D Productivity on the Rise
9.6 Increasing Outsourcing by Pharmaceutical Companies
9.7 Immunogenicity
10.1 Increasing Pharma R&D opportunities in India
10.2 Opportunities in Clinical Research
10.3 Increasing Opportunities in Contract Manufacturing
List of Tables
Table 1.1: Export Vs Domestic Business in 2009-
Table 1.2: Segmental Revenue in Biopharma Sector, 2009-
Table 2.1: Product Segments in the Vaccine Market in 2009-2
Table 2.2: Major Players in Vaccines, 2009-2
Table 2.3; Major Vaccines, 2009-2
Table 2.4: Major Diagnostics, 2009-2
Table 2.5: Major segments in the antibiotic category
Table 2.6: Major Players in the Therapeutic Segment, 2009-2
Table 2.7: 50 Branded Biodrugs in India
Table 2.8: Therapeutics – Commercialised Technology
Table 3.1: Some Examples of Lifestyle Diseases
Table 6.1: Top Ten Players in Indian Biopharma Sector
Table 7.1: Some Biopiracy Patents Based on Indigenous Knowledge of India
Table 9.1: Big R&D Spenders in India
List of Charts
Chart 1.1: Indian Biotech Industry, FY04- FY
Chart 1.2: Segment Contribution (%) in biotech industry, 2009-
Chart 1.3: Segmentwise Biotech Export Market share, 2009-
Chart 1.4: Segmentwise Biotech Domestic Market share, 2009-
Chart 1.5: Biopharma Sales in India
Chart 1.6: Segment-wise Biopharma Sales Contribution in 2009-
Chart 1.7: %Share of Biopharma to Biotechnology Domestic sales
Chart 1.8: %Share of Biopharma to Biotechnology Exports
Chart 2.1: Indian Vaccine Market FY2006- FY2
Chart 2.2: Segment Wise Contribution in the Animal Vaccine Market
Chart 2.3: Indian Diagnostic Market, FY2006-FY2
Chart 2.4: Indian Therapeutics Market, FY2007-FY2
Chart 2.5: Highest Growing Segments in Indian Therapeutics Market
Chart 11.1: Indian Biopharmaceutical Market Forecast
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- Serum Institute of India Ltd
- Panacea Biotech Ltd
- Reliance Life Sciences
- Novo Nordisk
- Shantha Biotechnics
- Indian Immunologicals Ltd
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I always wondered what happened to spiderman's parents. Does it ever say in the comics or is it just a non important fact that the creator/s never cared to explain?
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In the trailer for The Amazing Spiderman you see his parents leaving in a flashback scene. I think they get killed in a car crash but I'm not sure.
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I know, but is that going to explain what originally happened to them, or do the creato/s of the spiderm an comics just never explain what happens to them?
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Sometimes, I just think in poetry. Today is such a day. Sometimes, when I spend a lot of time on social media, soaking in what others say, and sharing what I've read and viewed, this is how the thoughts come out. Life is often too heavy to engage head on. Some of us make it our life's work to rage at the sun on other people's behalf. It's hard to see clearly through the tears. Ephemeral is what life feels like when contemplating the greater scheme of things. . . Inevitable is a condition I find … [Read more...]
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Taking my title one step further we read James Finley's words:"As this soaks into me, what are the implications of this in the way I act in the world, in relationships with other people?"Such is life.We travel across the ocean to see the eiffel tower's dazzling lights This very same afternoon as we strolled the belgian blocked, pedestrian-only streets, apple tarte tatin in hand we came upon a walking skeleton of a man. He didn't speak any English and put out his hand … [Read more...]
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The largest contributors to the Kentucky Republican Party in the days before the general election were William and Donna Shively, of Lexington.
A report filed by the Kentucky GOP on Wednesday with the Federal Election Commission says the Shivelys, both officials of Tower Hill Insurance, combined to contribute $20,000 to the party on Oct. 23.
The report covered the period between Oct. 18 and Nov. 26.
The Kentucky Democrats have not yet filed their FEC report for the period.
Other big givers to the Kentucky Republicans for the period were: Brown-Forman executive J. McCauley Brown and Eileen Cooke Brown, Harrods Creek, combined to give $15,000; Elaine Chao, Louisville, distinguished fellow with the Heritage Foundation, $10,000; Matthew G. Bevin, Louisville, chief executive, Intergrity, $9,000; Robert Gable, Frankfort, retired, $5,000; Jeffrey B. Mulzer, Newburgh, Indiana, Mulzer Crushed Stone executive, $5,000; and Beam Inc. Political Action Committee, Washington, $5,000.
The Kentucky Republican Party reported raising $125,753 during the period, spending $578,010, and having $317,246 on hand as of Nov. 26.
Its expenses in the final days of the general election campaign included $291,929 paid to First Vote Strategies, of Frankfort, for direct mail.
Other expenses included: a $13,000 contribution to unsuccessful state Senate candidate Chris Thieneman, of Louisville; a $13,000 contribution to successful state representative candidate Donna Mayfield, of Winchester; and a $10,000 contribution to successful state representative candidate Ryan Quarles, of Georgetown.


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ESPN's Rich Cimini reports the Jets are "concerned" about Eric Decker's shoulder injury.
Saints placed DE Obum Gwacham (undisclosed) on injured reserve.
Jets released CB Dee Milliner from injured reserve.
Giants CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie said there's no tear in his injured groin.
Michael Floyd (concussion) has been cleared for football activity.
Ravens OLB Terrell Suggs said Elvis Dumervill (foot) will return against the Raiders in Week 4.
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BigDTBone wrote:
No. If that were true, the maternal death rate wouldn't also be increasing, like it is in Texas.
CrusaderWolf wrote:
One of the major problems is a law that prevents the US government from negotiating drug prices. This allows companies to inflate the price drastically and the Medicare system has no way of pushing back. Regular insurance companies then get to negotiate lower prices, but since that is privately negotiated there is no transparency on how much taxpayers are getting ripped off.
So as a guy I have no idea what people want with this term. I have seen it used for gatekeeping just about as often as I have seen it used as a recruitment tool (for women). I know tons of women who despise the term, and roughly an equal number who actively embrace it. Personally, I try to avoid it because it seems othering, unless I know the person well enough to know they embrace it.
edit: I think it also has very different connotations if you are talking about video game communities or board game communities. I think it is seen more antagonistic and thus also more of a badge of pride by my video gaming friends than my board gaming ones.
thejeff wrote:
Snopes mentions duck eggs in France being a common variation of a debunked cabbage memo word count that apparently dates back to the 40s.
Sissyl wrote:
The bad credit bundles were a result of lack of regulation in the market due in large part to deregulation requested by the market. I really don't trust the market to decide what should and should not be regulated.
Sissyl wrote:
Now, the former soviet block currently has some of the highest minimum wages in the world, and many of their economies are thriving.
NobodysHome wrote:
Except they are required by law to take her to a hospital, which they didn't do.
Sissyl wrote:
If only our police force were held to the same standards as our soldiers in war zones. There would be so many court martials.
Knight who says Meh wrote:
That may not be as far off as you think, at least for small/medium size police departments. Article about police department insurance. Who would have thought the insurance companies wouldn't like paying out multi-million dollar awards.
Quark Blast wrote:
Not sure how you figure that at all. Pretty much any numbers I have seen include both of those as the primary costs of both wind and solar, including the ones in this thread.edit addition: More typically, the subsidies given to downstream coal, oil, and natural gas production get ignored when looking at operational costs of the plants.
Quark Blast wrote:
As for the price reductions in solar - the price has dropped so precipitously, somewhat from failing to include the installation costs (as whew said), but more so from failing to include the various government subsidies. Government subsidies is real money spent too and needs to be accounted for. In addition there is the maintenance and replacement costs to solar that I don't see factored in either.
You realize US government subsidized coal and natural gas more than solar and wind, right?
Hitdice wrote:
I would just like to point out, Trump has now said the only reason he gave up the birther conspiracy was because he was tired of the questions interrupting his campaign message source
Snorter wrote:
You missed the part where he said a sufficiently wide range of independent groups. Her political enemies is not a wide range of groups.
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That's one thing I don't really get. Sanders was the first candidate to put forth a platform addressing issues of BLM. He openly invited them to meetings, but somehow people criticize him for not reaching out African American community.
Drahliana Moonrunner wrote:
Why do you consider the black vote the only ethnic minority?
Hitdice wrote:
I saw it on CNN, MSNBC, CNBC, NBC, ABC, Huffington Post...
As for diverse states, Hawaii, Alaska, and Washington are 3 of the top 10 most diverse states in the country. The night he won 2 of them by huge margins was filled with how he only does well among whites. CCN called Hawaii "one of the whitest states of the country" while at the same time espousing the diversity of Wisconsin, one of the actual whitest states.
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Every single news source I paid attention to started using Berniebro as a synonym for Bernie supporter. It was really amusing watching Bernie win some of the most ethnically diverse states in the country and have the commentary that night be how he only wins young white men.
Kirth Gersen wrote:
I genuinely believe that he is unhinged enough to not only believe everything he says, but not understand why everyone doesn't love what he is saying.
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I've got a bridge to sell you
Guy Humual wrote:
This is actually a really good point people keep forgetting. Kerry ran on an anyone but Bush platform and lost against a hugely disliked candidate. He only had reasons to vote against Bush, but didn't actually advertise the reasons to vote for him. I see Clinton followers making a lot of the same mistakes.
Guy Humual wrote:
Because the house is over firecode limits based off of the number of emergency exits and not everyone will get out safely.
thejeff wrote:
Except that allows your opponents to control the narrative on what is normal and shift the baseline of what is acceptable towards their views.
Of course instead of talking about how bad Trump's answers were to questions last night, people are talking about how s&*!ty a job the moderator did. Huffington Post headline "Lauer Cowers"
RDM42 wrote:
If I'm recalling that scene correctly, Bruce Banner is complaining about not being able to have kids too.
thejeff wrote:
My buddy works for a startup in Seattle and brags about the kegs in the office. If your sober at work your in the minority, and there is a very fraty mentality. Meanwhile, the most I have ever seen is groups that hit up a bar and have maybe 1 beer, 2 on special occasions, at lunch, and while there is some discussions about alcohol, no one talks about getting wasted as recent things. I think it has a lot to do with the corporate environment you are in.
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There is a reason I say the democrats are a center-right party
Fergie wrote:
But when you have the neolibs saying that there is no problem, someone acknowledging the problem is at least past the denial phase.
I'm sorry, but the entire left wing is currently based on the idea that there is currently multiple massive problems. You are literally quoting the corporate right and attributing it to the left.
BigNorseWolf wrote:
Anti-Vax and Anti-GMO are the only 2 things I can think of that even remotely compare and both of those are routinely denounced by others on the left and are almost equal in their support between left and right.
Krensky wrote:
It's amazing how you have confused a comma for a a period and then ignored the entire rest of the sentence.
Your clarification compared her to Trump with bad branding. Trump is actively courting white supremacists. If he doesn't qualify as part of the crazy right, I don't know what does.
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Jill Stein, well, that's not really fair, she's more a left-wing flavored version of Trump with worse branding.
Its exactly what you did.
I like this article tearing apart the AP
The State Department is a big operation. So is the Clinton Foundation. The AP put a lot of work into this project. And it couldn't come up with anything that looks worse than helping a Nobel Prize winner, raising money to finance AIDS education, and doing an introduction for the chair of the Kennedy Center. It's kind of surprising.
Drahliana Moonrunner wrote:
I forget where I saw this, but from what I remember it traced back to a longtime buddy of his but not to Trump directly.
Scott Betts wrote:
The thing is, the didn't know it was nonsense last election. In fact, last week, a Fox reporter basically called the poll inaccuracy line b+++@%%&, because she refuses to get duped again, reminding people of how stunned they were when the polls turned out to be right.
thejeff wrote:
To the last point "He has allegedly been on the other side of that equation." - during the primaries one of his attacks on his opponents was that he had bought them.
Fergie wrote:
Except none of this is actually new information. The FBI said during their investigation that they recreated thousands of emails that she had deleted, either through reconstruction on old servers or because the people she corresponded with still had them. The only change here is that the FBI has turned over all the emails they collected to the State Department, and the State Department is going slowly in complying with a freedom of information request about them because they have to verify the content. These aren't new emails into an investigation, they are just previously unreleased to the public. Not to mention many of them may have already been released because the 2 collections of emails, the FBI's and the State Departments, haven't been integrated with each other.
This is a non-story trying to be made into a story.\
edit: and that is why it is a bad article. Its implying that these are new and sensational, when they have already been looked at by the FBI (otherwise they wouldn't be turning them over to the state department), and they have been found to be not incriminating. All that is news is that the State Department is being slow to comply with a witch hunt.
Hitdice wrote:
Actually, this may be my big problem with the article. It implies that these are new, undisclosed emails by Clinton that were hidden, when in reality these were not new. They are emails that the Justice Department obtained through their investigation that they cleared her in, but that she no longer had, and therefore previous freedom of information requests to the state department couldn't grant. The headline is a big part of why the article comes across as misleading.
Rednal wrote:
And in something that will probably come up in Trump's commentary soon, the FBI found another 14,900 documents from Clinton not previously disclosed as part of the email probe.
Talk about a s~%~ty article. Then again, I don't expect much from the WP.
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You mean like the Socialist Party, whose policies were taken over by the New Deal Democrats when they started to gain traction? I'm not saying that the 3rd party will be effective in getting elected. I'm saying that increasing their support will cause their policies to get subsumed by the larger parties. That's why it's a protest vote.


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ACT Leader David Seymour is appalled at the $209 million in corporate welfare doled out via the Endeavour Fund, announced today.
"This is Steven Joyce doling out eight flag referendums' worth of corporate welfare to research programmes that should be funded by industry groups and private investors," says Mr Seymour.
ACT Leader David Seymour today called on the Government to take a new approach in its software procurement policies, allowing substantial savings to the taxpayer.
"A substantial number of civil servants could generate the same output using open source software and open document formats, instead of proprietary software like Microsoft Office.
"Departments should see what functions government employees need in their software, then source software that fulfils those functions.
Funding for $761 million in corporate welfare via 'Innovative New Zealand' is an insult to taxpayers, says ACT Leader David Seymour.
"Bill English needs to 'just say no' to Steven Joyce's corporate welfare addiction," says Mr Seymour.
"There is no public appetite for hand-outs to businesses. There is no pressure from the opposition or the media. So who's been pouring poison into Steven Joyce's ear?
Increased funding for the commercialisation of 'new Kiwi hi-tech' is just more corporate welfare, says ACT Leader David Seymour.
"Under this Government, corporate welfare continues to rise. So far, Joyce's programme of corporate welfare has included payments for sheep given to a Saudi businessman, rockets launched off the Coromandel, and a boat-building company owned by the world's seventh-richest man.
"This odd in-house partial privatisation is just reshuffling deck chairs," says ACT Leader David Seymour. "The New Zealand taxpayer will still bear all the risks of investing in a bank.
"It would have been braver and better to sell part or all of Kiwibank to private owners, following the successful mixed-ownership model applied to Mighty River Power, Meridian, and Genesis.
Mr Speaker,
Once upon a long, long time ago, the Labour Party were ready for Government. Their leader, the late Norman Kirk, said that New Zealanders didn't want much, just somewhere to work, somewhere to live, someone to love, and something to hope for.
The interesting thing about Kirk is that he won power after 12 years of Keith Holyoake, New Zealand's longest serving and least ambitious modern Prime Minister.
ACT Leader David Seymour has welcomed Government's decision not to introduce criminal sanctions in the Commerce (Cartels and Other Matters) Amendment Bill. Mr Seymour wrote to the Minister's office about this last year.
"Imposing criminal sanctions could inflict large economic costs on New Zealand through a chilling effect on legitimate collaborative business, reducing entrepreneurship and innovation.
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Thirty-seven RN to BSN students participated in Ag Safety Day on September 26, 2013. The students taught a variety of classes for approximately 375 fourth grade students from Warren and Allen counties. Educational topics included Snake Safety, CPR, First Aid, Sun Safety, Severe Weather, Food Safety, ATV Safety, Bike Safety, K9-Dog Awareness, Livestock & Pet Safety, Effects of Alcohol, Water Safety, and Grain Bin/Farm Safety. The Ag Safety Day is held annually at L.D. Brown Ag Expo Center located on WKU's Agricultural Complex and is sponsored by the Partnership for Farm Family Health and Safety and South Central Area Health Education Center (AHEC).
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September General Meeting
September 27, 2016
This month will feature our own member, Colleen Easley with the second half of her presentation about her trip to China in September 2015.
Colleen presented the first half back in April and left those who attended wanting more, fortunately China is a large country and she had a lot of opportunities to shoot while there. Her presentation will include photos from each of the cities she visited along with a narrative about the scenes and culture of China.
Colleen bought her first DSLR in 2009 and joined the camera club shortly thereafter. She served as our president in the 2014-15 year and continues to serve as webmaster and membership coordinator. You can visit Colleen's website at www.colleeneasley.com and follow her on Flickr.
The purpose of the Olympia Camera Club is to learn how to be better photographers through sharing, teaching, guest speakers, and field trips.
Our club includes photographers of different skill levels and with varied interests. You will enjoy the camaraderie of interacting with those at your own skill level or with similar interests. You'll also have opportunities to grow and learn from club members who have more advanced skills.
We have three regular meetings each month to meet varied interests and skill levels. Members are also invited to attend monthly field trips and other club events. Take a look at our Calendar to see what's coming up in the near future.
- 2nd Tuesday – Fundamentals of Photography
- 3rd Tuesday – Advanced Photography
- 4th Tuesday – General Meeting
You are invited to attend any and all of our meetings. See the calendar for details.
The Olympia Camera Club is a member of the Northwest Council of Camera Clubs (NWCCC) and the Photographic Society of America (PSA).


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Venue Address (Get Directions)The 12 Bar Club
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Tuesday 21st December MIKE BRIGHTLEY + REMFRY DEDMAN + TOM CRAVEN + HANNAH HARRIS + a late set from MARK MULHOLLAND £6
Mike Brightley - guitarist/singer/songwriter - performs with a versatility that takes him from sweet, chilled-out melodies to darker, heavier sounds, drawing comparisons to Neil Young, Damien Rice and Red Hot Chili Peppers. The emotional intensity displayed in his vocal delivery combines with talented guitar playing to make his dream-like sound a very compelling listen. Cathartic, contemplative, questioning lyrics link love, loss and philosophy, making his songs sound simultaneously melancholic and hopeful. Mike's major musical influences include John Frusciante, Omar Rodriguez-Lopez, Josh Homme, Pearl Jam and Jimi Hendrix. He has been performing live for almost 15 years, with bands or as a solo act, across the UK and from Scandinavia to South America. Paranoid and beautiful. Soothing and searching. Well-crafted rock music straight from the soul.
Mike Brightley's single "Say It" was released last November. "Say It" is an apocalyptic love song loaded with strings, guitars and tenderness. Also on the release are gig favourite "Call To Arms" and lullaby "A Better View". The tracks were produced by Nick Harris, mastered by Grammy-nominee Andy Jackson.
The idea of writing and performing such intimate songs before an audience of mostly strangers, with just a microphone and a guitar is not what Remfry Dedman had in mind for a career.
"I always wanted to be in a band, playing much louder and screaming instead of singing.Unfortunately I was always with the right people at the wrong time.or the wrong people at the wrong time."
During a very drunken New Year's jamming session with some old friends (the majority of which is now just a hazy memory), Remfry had an epiphany. Deciding to take matters into his own hands, he decided that he would try writing a few songs on his own, perform them for friends and see how they went down. "It seemed the most Punk Rock thing I could do. If I can't find a group of guys to play music with, then fuck it, I'll just do it by myself."
The initial shows weren't promising.but gradually, with more practice, craft and whiskey, Remfry was able to build up a repertoire of songs which not only did he like but his friends and strangers seemed to like too.
Applying his love of rock, metal and hardcore to a more gentle acoustic style is easy. "I approach folk songs the same way I would approach a big rock song, you just have to replace the power chords on an electric guitar with more open chords on an acoustic guitar. Apart from that, the two styles are practically identical."
In February 2009, Remfry entered Spare Room Recording Studios to record his debut EP, "I Tell My Guitar the Things I Used to Tell You." He spent 6 months meticulously crafting and honing 5 songs and trying to carve out a big sound using multi-tracked vocals, several guitars, piano, strings and even some marimba. "In the studio, I didn't even want to think about playing the songs live, I just wanted to add as much to the songs as possible to give them a rich, timeless quality. The arrangements sound big considering there's only one person playing most of the time."
Consequently, in a live setting, Remfry uses the basic song and improvises around the structure to create a unique show every time. "I know I have to get from point A to point B, but I could choose any number of ways to get there.I just let the mood take me and see what happens."
Tom Craven is a 22 year old singer/songwriter and performer from Watford who aims to bring thoughtful and emotive, yet punchy and catchy tunes to whoever cares to listen. With 10 years of performing experience under his belt, he has been gigging throughout London, the Midlands and further afield trying to spread the word of his music. Since only being the acoustic performer we see today for the past 3 years, he has built up a reputation for a consistent set of powerful epic ballads about love and loss and contrasting, upbeat melodies sometimes compared to and reminiscent of Goo Goo Dolls, Feeder and Tom McRae. With that in mind, Tom has set about forming the new band The Chapter to give his most accessible songs of his set the lease of life they need. It's about time the incredible amount of new material emerged and gets recorded, either alongside the band or solo. Recently he's finally released his debut CD "Unseen Angel", which is on sale now! Expect a hell of a lot over the next few months. It's all go.
After getting knocked down by a truck in April last year and getting back up again Hannah Harris is now ready for anything and chomping at the bit. Time out in 2009 has led to lots of new songs and a new sound, not to mention the psychedelic paintings...mmm pain killers.
For many years, Scottish singer-songwriter Mark Mulholland has been constantly playing and touring throughout Europe and North America, both solo and with various bands including acoustic folk/roots outfit Two Dollar Bash, with whom he has recorded 3 albums. Mark's solo CD "The Devil on the Stairs", a double album including a live recording of a gig at the 12 Bar, has been released by UK label Troubadour to critical acclaim, and he is now putting the finishing touches to the follow-up album. He is also active as a session player, who has recorded with Nikki Sudden, Captain Sensible, Phil Shoenfelt and many others. A versatile and accomplished musician and singer, his songs have been covered by numerous artists in Europe and America..
"An inventive, melodic guitarist with a warm and expressive singing voice; flashes of Jansch, Perrett, and Dylan; conjuring long languid afternoons and melancholy drawn-out nights in distant cities." Nick West, Rock'n'Reel
"Hypnotic and forlorn tales of heartbreak and longing. With a voice fraught with experience but weathered with the warmth of a certain wisdom, this is a great late-night reflective collection, incandescently candlelit and replete with swirling psych tinges of the early Roy Harper, Robert Wyatt and the desultory poetry of Townes Van Zandt." Maverick


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Alfonso Reyes International Prize
The Alfonso Reyes International Prize is a Mexican award given for meritorious lifetime contributions to literary research and criticism. It was founded in 1972 by the economist turned author/critic, Francisco Zendejas and was named in honor of Alfonso Reyes, a well-known Mexican literary critic, author and poet.[1]
Since its creation, the prize has been awarded by the Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes (INBA), in cooperation with the Consejo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes (Conaculta), the Sociedad Alfonsina Internacional, the government of Nuevo León, the Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, the Universidad Regiomontana and the Instituto Tecnológico de Monterrey.
The first award was presented in 1973. No awards were given from 1996-1999.
- ^ James Willis Robb (1918-2010, b. Queens, New York) was a Professor of Romance Languages at George Washington University. He wrote El Estilo de Alfonso Reyes (Imagen y Estructura), Fondo de Cultura Económica (1978) ISBN 968-16-0129-7
- ^ Paulette Patout (b. Sète, France) was a Professor of Literature at the University of Toulouse II – Le Mirail. She wrote Alfonso Reyes et la France, Klincksieck (1978) ISBN 2-252-02059-8
- ^ Joaquín Díez-Canedo (1917-1999, b. Madrid), was the son of poet Enrique Díez-Canedo. He was the founder of Editorial Joaquín Mortiz, a major publisher of new Mexican writers, and served as General Manager of the Fondo de Cultura Económica.
- ^ Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes: Alfonso Reyes International Prize
- ^ "Mexican Writer Fernando del Paso Wins Alfonso Reyes Prize". Latin American Herald Tribune. Retrieved January 1, 2014.


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National Youth Science Camp Alumni in the News Mr. Dan Shapiro (NYSCamp OR 1993) is another amazing alumnus of the National Youth Science Camp in the news. As CEO and founder of Glowforge, Dan Shapiro's company has raised $22 million to start mass production of its devices after originally running a crowdfunding campaign on its own site where…Read More
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President Obama Recognizes NYSC Alumnus
President Obama Town Hall in Buenos Aires, Argentina at Usina del Arte, Weds. Mar. 23, 2016 President Obama said, It's where a young person can learn skills in the state of West Virginia in the United States, and put them to work right here in Argentina. So, Gino Tubaro, who's here today — where's Gino?…Read More
Northrop Grumman Supports 2016 NYSCamp
Northrop Grumman, the fifth largest defense contractor in the world, has donated $40,000 to the National Youth Science Foundation (NYSF). The gift will be used to support the academic program of the 2016 National Youth Science Camp (NYSC). The NYSC is a science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) enrichment honors program, challenging the top two…Read More
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With construction to be completed in 2016, the State of West Virginia has officially named the bridge connecting Camp 70 Road to the NYSF's property south of the Blackwater Rive, the Judge Ronald G. Pearson Bridge. SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 56 (By Senators Williams, Sypolt, Stollings, Ashley, Unger and Plymale) Requesting Division of Highways to name future…Read More
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Congratulations SpaceX and Tony Coiro (NYSC IN 2008, Staph) for a successful launch, landing, and deployment! Amazing and inspiring work all! Watch the launch on YouTube.Read More
Dr. John Worth (NYSCamp GA 1984)
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The Asia Pacific Law Association of McGill (APLAM), a student club at the Faculty of Law, is organizing a panel discussion on the Hong Kong protests featuring six national experts.
The International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) announced this fall that Professor Andrea Bjorklund has been named its first Scholar in Residence.
DCL candidate Alejandro José Piera Valdés will be defending his thesis, "Greenhouse gas emissions from international aviation: legal and policy challenges", which was prepared under the supervision of Professor Jaye Ellis.
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Fifteen colleges have offered Anthony Morgan a scholarship. One of them seems to be working a little harder than are the rest.
"They call me once a week," Morgan said of the Iowa Hawkeyes. "They send me tons of mail. That's the school where I feel most wanted. That's a very good thing."
Morgan, A 2012 safety out of Texas, is scheduled to take his first official visit Saturday when he travels to Iowa to see the Hawkeyes play Northwestern in a night game. The 6-foot-2, 195-pounder came to Iowa City on an unofficial trip back in the spring.
"I basically want to see how the atmosphere is at the game and how the fans are and how the players get ready for the game; how they prepare going into a big game," Morgan said. "I want to see how the vibe is. I just want to see the college life, basically."
Scout.com rates Morgan as the 61st best safety in the country for his class. The service ranks him as a three-start prospect on its five-star scale.
Morgan reports offers from Iowa, Arizona, Iowa State, Northwestern, Stanford, Vanderbilt and Virginia, among others. In the summer, he said that Iowa and Arizona were his favorites.
"I like all the schools that I have (scholarship offers from)," the Prestonwood Christian (Plano) senior said. "I don't want to put anyone on a pedestal."
Morgan said that he spoke with Arizona coaches last week and is close to setting up an official there. Beyond that, he hasn't figured out which schools will get his three remaining official trips allowed by NCAA rules.
"Baylor hasn't offered yet," Morgan said. "If they were to offer, then I'd probably visit there. I really don't know after that. I haven't thought about that yet. I'm just trying to get this first visit over and then Arizona and go from there."
Morgan said he would like to make his decision at the end of his high school season in December unless he hasn't been able to fit all of his official visits in before then.
"After that, I'll talk to my parents and pray about it," he said. "I want to commit before February (signing day), though; for sure before Christmas.
"I think I'm going to take five (official visits) just to get my view of every college. I want to see what different colleges have to offer. I want to take my trips around the world."
The voyage to find a fit starts in Iowa City.
"I do like Iowa. That's why I'm going back up there again for a second time," Morgan said. "I want to see the business program and what they have to offer in that. I think I want to go into business. I'm not exactly sure which area. I have to figure that out."
Morgan said he talks with Hawkeye Assistant Coach Erik Campbell once a week. He receives mail from Campbell, DB Coach Phil Parker and Head Coach Kirk Ferentz.
"They just check on me," Morgan said of the content. "They write letters congratulating me on a win. They ask how I did in the game. They give me the stats of the guys that went to the NFL. They talk to me about the college life at the school."
Morgan said he's gotten to know Campbell pretty well.
"I feel like we have a bond," Morgan said. "It's not just about football. He checks on me to see how I'm doing. We joke around. It's fun."
Morgan missed the first two games of his senior season with a stress fracture in his foot. He felt like he was back to 100 percent health.
"My second game is when I felt good," Morgan said. "My first game was OK. This last game I felt really good, also. I got to roam around a little bit. They had me in the back. They had me at strong (safety). I was free to make plays."
Morgan said he will play this Friday and then fly to Iowa on Saturday morning with his mother. He expected to return to Texas on Sunday.


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