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Denver is known for its hospitality and friendliness, both of which you will find at The Queen. We are located within walking distance of several retail and dining outlets, with several options for cultural diversity. Also offering a rich history and plenty to do, our community has attractions for young, old, and everything in-between. Built in 1879 and 1886, the Queen Anne was originally occupied by the Tabor family. The doors were opened to the public in 1987, when the Queen Anne became the first urban bed and breakfast in Denver. Conveniently located within minutes from downtown, we manage to keep a calm and peaceful environment as the city springs into high rises around us. Benedict Fountain Park is located directly across the street from the B&B, creating an open, natural, space. Both the Queen Anne and the park form an oasis of peace in the middle of a rapidly developing and happening city.The comfort of our guests and support of our community are our top priorities. We are actively aiming to become a zero-waste property in which everything is recycled, re-used or composted to reduce our impact on our environment. The Queen Anne experience refreshes the spirit, instills well-being, satisfies our guests, and supports the Denver community.
5 on October 21, 2016
What a great place to stay! Aspen room was beautiful and the staff and food were great! What a good breakfast...Yum!
5 on October 16, 2016
Thank you all for a very memorable stay. The staff was very warm and friendly from checking in to our last breakfast. We could not have asked for a more friendly and accommodating staff. Oh my gosh, the food was fabulous and fresh and tasty each morning. Great time was had by all!
5 on October 11, 2016
We only had one night at Queen Anne but wish it was more - the large hot tub in our suite was a great bonus for us weary travellers and the breakfast was amazing !
4.2 on October 08, 2016
Our stay was wonderful! The only thing we had trouble with was finding parking as reserved parking was limited.
3.6 on October 05, 2016
What a wonderful gem in Denver, close to the city, relaxing happy hour daily, great breakfasts, relaxing garden and beautiful staff. Danny and Rosemary - Brisbane Australia
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4.4 on October 02, 2016
Beautiful house. Beautiful Garden. Milan is a great host. We arrived there around 4 after a whirlwind 4 national park hiking/camping trip and were looking forward to this evening of relaxation. We were given a tour of the house, the grounds, the room and the parking spaces. We needed assistance with distances and good dining options within walking distance and we got to browse our picks from the binders full of suggestion on the computer before we headed out. Breakfast was sumptuous. Milan is an excellent chef and it shows in the spread that's laid out at the start of the day. There is a sign up sheet with your "expected" time of arrival for breakfast. It keeps the table less crowded, I suppose. We shared the breakfast hour with three couples with various dispositions from Holland. There is a dog park across the road. The Capitol, 16th Street Mall, Jagged Mountain and Ophelia's (highly recommend them both) are within reasonable walking distance from Queen Anne's. It is in a historic part of Denver, so the exteriors of most of the houses on this street have retained their old-world charm. We stayed in the Fountain room in the main house. With 5-6 large windows there was a good breeze and we didn't have to turn the A/C on at all. You have a view of the park from the room. A couple of things to note: 1. It IS an old house, and it CREAKS with every step you take. The people above us (probably had an early flight and) decided to pack / walk around / leave at 5:15 AM. After having been out till midnight the night before, that was a downer. 2. The toilet in this room is on the upper level of a two step platform. So, it makes for some awkward maneuvering when you try to sit on it, especially if you have long legs that now extend to the lower of the two steps! We would definitely return... probably to a different, higher level room.
4.8 on September 29, 2016
Great place to renew your relationships. We had a room with a hot tub. What fun. The breakfast was to die for.
4.8 on September 25, 2016
This is a truly lovely Bed and Breakfast. We stayed in a two room suite which was very nice. The breakfast was delicious, the garden beautiful.. what else can I say?!
4.8 on September 07, 2016
Wonderful place, nice people
Overlooking the garden with an 1850's Teaster queen size bed with partial canopy.
Newly renovated with all low VOC paints. Stretches the full length of the b b with a two person whirlpool jet tub/shower. Queen size bed.
An original mural covers one wall depicting a scene in the park from the late 1800's. Large room with a view of the park and a king size bed.
The most photographed room at the b b, it has an original mural of an alpine aspen forest. It covers all walls of the room and the ceiling which is the peak of the Victorian turret. Queen size aspen wood bed.
Just outside on the private deck is a spectacular view of the city skyline, a glimpse of the mountains and a two person heated jetted spa. Queen size bed.
Designed by Rachel Znerold. Has a log fireplace, king size bed and a deep soaking whirlpool jet tub for one
Designed by Tuyet Nguyen. King size bed, cast iron antique tub, and a deep jetted hot tub for two.
Enjoy the afternoon sun with a beautiful view of our gardens.
The master bedroom through the years from 1879, there is a view of the park, morning sunshine and a whirlpool jet tub for two
Large room is built into the Victorian turret with bay windows view of the park and skyline. Queen size bed.
An original mural portraying life as it was in 1894. Honors Augusta Tabor. Queen size bed.
Designed by Markham Maes Natasha Lillipore. Beautiful view of the park, a gas fireplace and king size bed.
Designed by Josh Tran Wills. This is the largest room in the house with a cathedral ceiling in the sitting room that stretches the width of the house. King size bed.
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The creative industries are vital for economic activity, and the industry needs practitioners who can understand how policies stimulate the growth of the sector and play a part in our contemporary identity. The Creative Industries and Cultural Policy MA seeks to aid your comprehension and engagement with this sector.
You'll assess the value of culture and creativity on a global scale, and engage with public debate on related issues. Your mastery of existing theory will be developed and applied to understanding contemporary issues and contributing to current knowledge of the sector.
If you aspire to lead at the forefront of innovation in scholarship, this is the course for you.
The 2016/17 academic year will see the final intake of new students for this course, so get in quick if you want to apply.
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You may want to check out this similar course which will be available to start in 2017/18:
Initially your work will centre on understanding the policies of the creative and cultural industries around the globe. You'll start your studies with an exploration of the different ways that policy is understood and formulated. You'll engage with the methods used by governments and other creative bodies around the globe to support the creative sector.
This course pays particular attention to how social media impacts on the creative industries, as well as facilitating access to its key players and communities of interest. You'll work through case studies of policy and practice conducted by researchers from the Birmingham Centre for Media and Cultural Research (BCMCR), part of Birmingham School of Media, as well as engaging with policy thinkers and key members of the industry.
You'll be assessed on critical reviews of cultural policy and its outcomes, research reports and oral presentations. Each semester, space in your schedule is organised for key extension work, which can include a work-based placement and further skills development.
With a dynamic cultural and creative sector in Birmingham, you're in the perfect place to make industry contacts that will be essential in your career. We have close connections with creative workers and policy bodies across the world. Many of our graduates now work in the creative and cultural sectors, and there will be opportunities to exchange ideas with them throughout the course.
This MA will develop your skills as a researcher, encouraging you to think about your reasoning for working in the creative industries. We're always looking to the future, and your final dissertation, an original piece of work, will make a real contribution to knowledge and understanding.
Our next Postgraduate Open Day will be on Wednesday 23 November, between 2pm and 7pm. Come along to find out more about our courses and see our facilities.
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Apply for September 2016 entry and you could have the cost of your student fees paid for.
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Anyone undertaking this course must possess an upper second class bachelors degree or higher in a relevant subject area.
It is advantageous to be able to demonstrate an understanding of research in the creative industries or cultural policy.
We also welcome non-traditional applications, particularly from applicants with substantial professional or production experience. We therefore accredit prior experiential learning.
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Creative Industries and Cultural Policy
30 credits
This module will explore the principles that have foregrounded the creative economy and cultural industries as vital objects of attention and administration by governments and other bodies around the world. You'll study the theory of cultural policy in the global, European and UK contexts, alongside the current state of academic knowledge and debates within and about the creative industries.
Social Media as Culture
30 credits
This theory module explores the current academic knowledge and debates that surround social media and the cultural practices associated with its various platforms. You'll gain a systematic understanding of how to approach the study of social media, as well as its social and cultural role and character, using it as a means for engaging with creative workers, institutions and policy makers.
Researching Creative Industries
30 credits
This module has you exploring the ways in which established media and cultural theory engage with - and help us to understand - the nature of contemporary organisation and practice in the creative and cultural industries.
It's a theory-based module which explores the range and character of the contemporary creative industries, in terms of their economic and social values, the nature of creative work, professional life and audience engagement in the digital age.
Research Methods
30 credits
This module draws on other taught modules to prepare you for the MA by Dissertation. It develops your understanding and engagement with the current state of knowledge in the field of policy and industry studies, established academic conventions, and current intellectual challenges.
In particular, it focuses on the application of knowledge in relation to the methods of investigating policy, institutions and people in the cultural sector.
The module offers an opportunity to experiment and innovate with a range of intellectual ideas, developing skills that will aid you in the production of a dissertation and project and which have a wider application in the cultural field.
MA by Dissertation
60 credits
You'll complete your award with an original contribution to scholarship in the MA by Dissertation module.
This module requires your mastery of key skills, knowledge and engagement with current opportunities in the field of academic enquiry. It will test your initiative and independent research skills. This module is largely conducted outside of the classroom with the support of a tutor with specialised knowledge.
Recent dissertations have investigated the working lives of film producers, creative writers, music education, creative work in community radio stations, cultural policy in the age of austerity, cultural festivals in Hong Kong, cultural participation in Qatar, craft fairs and popular music heritage.
Each taught module of the MA involves 10 class sessions, which consist of lectures, seminar discussions, workshop activities and fieldwork visits. Throughout the course there is an emphasis on lecturer and peer review of both work-in-progress and presentations. There will often be guest lectures from leading practitioners in the field.
You'll be set independent study tasks each week, usually based on research activities. There will be two further weeks of directed study. Two weeks of each semester are set aside for key extension work, which can include a work-based placement.
Assessments emphasise scholarly or professional practice, testing your understanding of the key learning objectives. These involve critical reviews of cultural policy and its outcomes, research reports and oral presentations. Three weeks are set aside for assessment work.
As an on-campus student, you'll learn from a range of key speakers from industry and policy bodies, and get involved with the research undertaken by staff and students in the School's Birmingham Centre for Media and Cultural Research.
Distance-learning students benefit from the latest technological advances, including online audio slideshows, recordings of lectures, or live-streamed lectures. You'll be able to access your tutors for tutorials using audio-visual methods such as Skype, as well as email support and use of our virtual learning environment, Moodle.
This course takes one-year full time or two years part-time and can be studied onsite or via distance learning.
Assessments emphasise scholarly practice through which the key learning objectives are tested. These involve critical reviews of cultural policy and its outcomes, research reports and oral presentations.
We continue to develop our Erasmus programme and encourage students to pursue opportunities for overseas research and engagement. In recent years students participated in funded international research trips and placements opportunities with the Warsaw Film Festival.
This MA is research-based and would be an excellent starting point for anyone interested in taking their research interests forward. Upon completion of the course, if you're interested in furthering your studies with a PhD, speak to the course director about your particular area of expertise.
The MA is particularly oriented to those seeking to apply for the AHRC-funded Midlands3Cities Doctoral Training Partnership.
Class study is supplemented by research visits to cultural sites of significance and participation in academic and cultural sector conferences and events.
The MA in Creative Industries and Cultural Policy will equip you with a deep understanding of theory and a variety of perspectives on key issues and challenges within the creative industries and for policy makers. You'll have worked with challenging research approaches to cultural value and creative economies, seeking to contribute your understanding to real-world problems and issues.
Through engagement with academic and professional debates, you'll be able to evaluate the current state of academic insight and cultural practice, as well as your own contribution to knowledge. You'll be a motivated independent learner and thinker, with advanced transferable skills in research, investigation and presentation.
The contacts you make and networks you join during the course will help you to leave the University ready to take your skills into the workplace. Whether you're embarking on a new career in a related sector or developing the role you already have, you'll leave with a new level of understanding and abilities that will give your career a boost.
If your aim is an academic career, you'll be well placed to pursue further research and collaboration upon completion of the course.
This MA strongly emphasises individual personal development planning, to both support your studies and enhance your career ambitions.
As a part of the MA, you'll seek a work placement or an internship with an organisation in the creative and cultural industries. This will give you an insight into how your skills in research and learning can be applied to the real world, and your future career.
Birmingham School of Media has very strong industry links and contacts, which you are encouraged to use to help your application for placements.
OpportUNIty: Student Jobs on Campus ensures that our students are given a first opportunity to fill many part-time temporary positions within the University. This allows you to work while you study with us, fitting the job around your course commitments. By taking part in the scheme, you will gain valuable experiences and employability skills, enhancing your prospects in the job market.
It will also allow you to become more involved in University life by delivering, leading and supporting many aspects of the learning experience, from administration to research and mentoring roles.
Current students have joined the course while working for Arts Council England and the British Council in Qatar. Several students have gone on to pursue study at PhD level. Other career destinations include film exhibition in Lithuania, promotions in Birmingham, and administration in a Taiwanese Art Centre, as well as a range of freelance careers in creative work and social enterprise.
Birmingham City University is a vibrant and multicultural university in the heart of a modern and diverse city. We welcome many international students every year – there are currently students from more than 80 countries among our student community.
The University is conveniently placed, with Birmingham International Airport nearby and first-rate transport connections to London and the rest of the UK.
Our international pages contain a wealth of information for international students who are considering applying to study here, including:
International students who have a serious interest in studying with us but who perhaps cannot meet the direct entry requirements, academic or English, or who have been out of education for some time, can enter Birmingham City University International College (BCUIC) and begin their degree studies.
BCUIC is part of the global Navitas Group, an internationally recognised education provider, and the partnership allows students to access the University's facilities and services and move seamlessly through to achieving a Bachelor's degree from Birmingham City University.
Our students come from around the world but our creative industries course is most popular with international students from:
When you join Birmingham City University, the first thing you will notice is the high standard of our campuses. With an investment of £260 million across our buildings and facilities, we are committed to giving you the very best learning environment to help shape your experience.
Birmingham School of Media is recognised as a key centre of excellence in interactive media training, television production and education by Creative SkillSet, the UK Sector Skills Council for the audio visual industries.
You will learn in our state-of-the-art facilities - including the £62m fully-digital Media Centre - located on the City Centre Campus. You will enjoy access to extensive studio and workshop space including four TV studios, six radio studios and broadcast-standard edit suites, as well as cutting-edge equipment and software.
Facilities include the largest TV floor of any university in the UK, a 'green screen' and the MILO motion control camera - we are one of just two universities in Europe to offer MILO technology.
Our four broadcast-standard edit suites are based on the industry-standard Avid editing system, used in almost all films and the majority of UK television. Two of the suites are specialised for Audio Finishing and Colour Grading. Our six digital radio studios are all linked an equipped with the best news and production software.
You will have access to our full broadcast-standard dubbing suites, which are based on a multi-layered ProTools desk and can dub both film and TV with up to 120 simultaneous sound sources. We also have an ADR (Additional Dialogue Recording) booth and the ability to record Foley (additional live sound).
The Parkside Building has been designed to maximise light and encourage collaboration between artists and students. It is the perfect setting for the workshops and teaching spaces of our design courses, as well as the state-of-the-art media centre for the advanced teaching facilities of Birmingham School of Media.
All this ensures that The Parkside Building offers a first class learning environment and a true central location for students in Birmingham City Centre.
Course director Annette began her career running her own textile business. She built it up into a company that supplied high-end stores such as Liberty and Harrods, and exported to Japan and the USA. Moving into media and creative work, she's consulted with Arts Council England and is now a trustee of arts organisations, including Moseley Development Trust, and a mentor with UnLtd supporting social enterprises. Read her wordpress blog as well as her blog on the University's website.
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BEREA, Ohio — Eric Mangini said that he thought Sheldon Brown would be back at practice later this week.
Brown said he's optimistic that he will keep his appearance streak intact. He has appeared in 137 consecutive games, which is the second longest currently in the NFL.
"I feel a lot better," Brown said. "It was a freak accident. It was a car crash you don't want to be a part of."
Brown said he suffered a stinger when he collided with Braylon Edwards, helmet-to-helmet.
"My strength is pretty good and that's how I gauge it," he said. "The MRI's and everything came back fine."
Brown was asked if he's optimistic about playing Sunday.
Brown said he feels blessed to have played as long as he has without any major injuries and how much he missed not being out there.
"It helped me realize you never know what play will be your last, so you really cherish being out there."
The Browns have carried just three true cornerbacks most of the season with Mike Adams filling in as the fourth cornerback. The Browns did sign cornerback Eric King on Tuesday, but if Brown is not able to play, the Browns depth at the position will be severely tested.
Brown has 35 tackles with four passes broken up and two interceptions.
Banged-Up Browns: After the Browns had a full roster practicing at the end of last week, they come into this week banged up a bit. Mangini said seven players will not practice Wednesday, not counting Billy Yates, who was placed on injured reserve Tuesday.
Scott Fujita (knee), Josh Cribbs (toes), Eric Barton (undisclosed),Sheldon Brown (shoulder), Floyd Womack (knee), Eric Steinbach (calf), Shaun Rogers (ankle) will all miss Wednesday's practice.
Mangini said he still thinks Fujita will play again this season, but didn't say when. Mangini said it will take a team effort to replace him.
"He's really bright and he helps with the checks and calls," Mangini said. "If you take him out of the mix, other guys have to fill the role."
One of the players absorbing some of Fujita's roles is Barton, but Mangini said he expects he and Womack back Thursday. He said that Cribbs and Brown should return this week.
New Guys: The Browns signed Clifton Smith and Eric King to the active roster. Smith is a kick returner and if Cribbs isn't able to play, he will likely step in.
"If it doesn't go the way you hope it goes, both players will help in coverage and the return game," Mangini said.
Changing of the Guard: With Billy Yates going to injured reserve, the door is open for Shawn Lauvao to claim the right guard spot. The only question is with John St. Clair returning, is will Floyd Womack be moved back to guard and St. Clair placed back at right tackle. If Womack stays at tackle, Lauvao will most likely be the starting guard.
"I thought Shawn did a really nice job in about 60 plays," Mangini said. "Floyd has done a good job at tackle, but John has as well.
"Moving (St. Clair) in to a backup role last week was the right thing to do, in terms of how he has progressed," Mangini said. "He's a week further along."
Carey Story: Former Browns defensive back Don Carey is starting for the Jaguars after the Browns tried to sneak him through waivers after being injured in training camp. The Brown were intending to place him on injured reserve when the Jaguars claimed him.
"No team had claimed a sixth-round draft choice or lower in six years prior," Mangini said. "We liked him."
Carey was a sixth-round draft choice of the Browns in 2009.
"We started Don at cornerback, but he's more suited for safety and he's playing well for us," Jaguars' coach Jack Del Rio said.
Jerome's Burning: Former Browns running back Jerome Harrison rushed for over 100 yards, including a 50-yard touchdown run in his first extensive playing time with the Eagles against the Redskins on Monday Night Football.
Mangini was asked why that didn't happen with the Browns.
"I didn't watch the game."
About Zastudil: Punter Dave Zastudil was waived Tuesday and it was curious because he was on injured reserve. Mangini was asked the reason and he deferred to team president Mike Holmgren and GM Tom Heckert.
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Mother of Cristiano Ronaldo's baby 'is American waitress he seduced for a one-night stand'
Cristiano Ronaldo became a father as the result of a one-night stand
with a penniless American waitress, it was claimed yesterday.
The Portuguese footballer is said to have paid the young woman
£10million to keep her identity secret and hand the baby
over to his family.
The 25-year-old former Manchester United forward met her in a Los Angeles restaurant during a trip to the U.S. last summer, charming her with the line: 'Me, you, **** ****', it was reported.
£10m for silence: Ronaldo and his girlfriend Irina Shayk in New York last week
When she failed to understand his direct approach, Ronaldo drew a love heart on a misted-up window and said: 'Me, you, kiss!'
They slept together at his hotel later that night and when she
discovered she was pregnant she tracked him down through his agent,
Jorge Mendes, according to the Sunday Mirror.
The Real Madrid player agreed to a DNA test, which revealed he was the father while he was in South Africa at the World Cup, it claimed.
A friend of Ronaldo's told the newspaper: 'They are a traditional
Roman Catholic family and the minute paternity was established there
was absolutely no doubt that Ronni would be doing the right thing.'
He reportedly told the friend: 'I feel like Boris Becker' - a
reference to the German tennis star who fathered a love child after
having sex with model Angela Ermakova in a London restaurant in 1999,
leading to a £20million divorce.
Ronaldo, who earns £200,000-a-week, made the surprise
announcement that he had become a father on July 3 on his official
website and on the Facebook and Twitter social networking websites.
Million dollar baby: Cristiano Jr in Portugal this week
He said the mother wanted to keep her identity confidential and said the boy would be under his 'exclusive guardianship'.
His family later said the baby was called Cristiano Ronaldo junior and had been born in the U.S. on June 17 weighing 9lb 8oz.
Reports in Portugal said Ronaldo had paid a surrogate mother to have
the child in the U.S. after deciding he desperately wanted to become a
father. He has refused to comment on those claims.
Yesterday the Sunday Mirror claimed the boy was born following a one-night stand last summer during a U.S. holiday in which he also met Paris Hilton.
But Ronaldo's trip to the U.S. was in June last year,
meaning the baby would have been born around March this year, three
months earlier than his family claims.
Ronaldo met the baby in the Algarve, where his family are renting a
villa, after Portugal were knocked out of the World Cup on June 29.
Shortly afterwards he flew to New York to spend a week with his
girlfriend, Irina Shayk, a 24-year-old Russian underwear model. His
mother Dolores Aveiro, 55, and sisters Katia, 33, and Elma, 35, looked
after the baby while he was away.
Ronaldo then returned to the Algarve where he spent last week with the baby while still on his summer break from Real Madrid.
Yesterday his management company, Gestifute, declined to comment on the Sunday Mirror's report.
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Sharples not pushed to resign
Tuesday 2 Jul 2013 9:37 a.m.
Pita Sharples says his decision to step down as co-leader of the Maori Party was best for the unity of the Maori Party.
The 71-year-old said this morning it was "clear" leadership issues had taken a toll on the party.
He denied he was forced to resign.
"I made the decision because I have to think 'what is the best for the party?'
"Our people deserve a unified Maori Party."
Dr Sharples says he will remain as co-leader until a replacement is decided.
He will give up his ministerial portfolios several months before the next election to allow the new co-leader to become familiar with them.
The choice to resign also means he can spend more time with family.
Dr Sharples said his resignation was not a direct result of the Ikaroa-Rawhiti by-election. During his travel through the electorate in the lead up to the by-election the leadership issue had been brought up by many people, he said.
"It worried me a little bit. Rather than the results [of the by-election] it was still there among the people."
He said the party had made "marvelous" gains for Maori, which largely went unnoticed by the public.
Tariana Turia will remain in her role as co-leader until the next election. However she has said she would resign following next year's general election.
She said Dr Sharples' decision was the right one, but it did not signal the end of the Maori party.
"They're just playing politics."
"In the end, our people have to decide whether they want to continue living in a state of activism, always fighting on the sidelines or whether they want the political movement that is about progressing their issues and that's what the Maori Party stand for."
The party had started going through the process of finding new potential candidates and could be known by early next year.
She said it was time for the party to have a united front.
"The strange thing about it is that we've always been united. We may have had difference of view about the leadership issue, but we've always been united."
Breaking away from the confidence and supply agreement with National because of the perceived poor public perception of the relationship was not the right thing.
"No, because then we could sit in opposition and do nothing. We've made huge gains over the last few years that we've been sitting at the table of government."
Te Uroroa Flavell said him becoming the new co-leader of the party would be an issue for the party's annual general meeting.
The Maori Party finished third in the by-election behind Mana and Labour at the weekend.
The result was worse than the 2011 general election when the party came second behind Labour candidate Parekura Horomia.
Dr Sharples put the loss partly down to the public's perception of the leadership squabble with Te Uroroa Flavell.
In March, party co-leader Tariana Turia said Dr Sharples should reconsider his future as leader in the wake of Mr Flavell's leadership challenge.
"I think he needs to give consideration to that, and at the moment he doesn't think so," she said at the time.
Pita Sharples' career:
- Born Peter Russell Sharples in Waipawa in 1941
- Head boy at Te Aute College
- Studied education at Auckland University, gaining PhD, worked in kohanga reo and kura kaupapa
- Worked in communities, with iwi, troubled youth, gangs and prison inmates
- Formed the Maori Party in 2004 with Tariana Turia
- Entered parliament after winning Tamaki Makaurau in 2005
- Minister of Maori Affairs in the National government since 2008
- Associate minister of Corrections and Education
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Samuel Gregg: The Left Resumes Its War on HistoryRoundup: Talking About History
Samuel Gregg is Research Director at the Acton Institute. He has authored several books including On Ordered Liberty, his prize-winning The Commercial Society, and Wilhelm Röpke's Political Economy.
What does an Argentine-born Cuban Communist revolutionary executed in the Bolivian jungle 45 years ago have in common with a small town on Ireland's west coast? Apart from tenuous ancestral connections, the answer is nothing. Recent attempts, however, to manufacture such an association have provided yet another illustration of the left's on-going determination to whitewash history.
In February this year, Galway City Council announced plans to build a statute of Che Guevara to "honor one of its own" (one of Che 's grandmothers was born in Galway). It wasn't long, however, before several Irish business leaders, journalists, and eventually the Chairman of the House Foreign Relations Committee vented their outrage about the council's decision. Why, they asked, would Galway erect a monument to someone who had personally killed several people without even the pretense of trials? Why would they honor a man who oversaw one of the Castro regime's most brutal periods of oppression -- including arbitrary imprisonments and summary executions?
The Irish left's initial reaction was to deny these facts and launch ad hominem attacks. When that failed, they produced extraordinary rationalizations which bordered on the absurd. One columnist, for example, wrote: "Yes, Che was ruthless and fanatical and sometimes murderous. But was he a murderer? No, not in the sense of a serial killer or gangland assassin. He was one of those rare people who are prepared to push past ethical constraints, even their own conscience, and bring about a greater good by doing terrible things."
Apparently murder isn't really murder if it's justified by "a greater good."
We shouldn't, however, be surprised by such responses. They reflect a pattern...
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May 24, New York Post: It would be one thing for the NHL to bend over for a television network from which it receives massive rights fees, that would be understandable, but genuflecting for NBC, whose deal nets approximately $100,000 per team -- is a scandal that demands inspection.
What strange form of obedience is it, exactly, that has prompted commissioner Gary Bettman to destroy the NHL's playoff scheduling in order to satisfy NBC's whims?
The scheduled gaps in games during the conference finals have derailed the momentum that followed the first two terrific rounds. The scheduling of back-to-back games to open the Finals with a potential Game 7 apparently set for June 16, is an absurdity. Everyone recognizes this. Everyone except for Bettman.
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May 23, Sports Illustrated: The Blackhawks victory guaranteed a June 5 start for the Stanley Cup final, which could lead to a healthy hiatus of more than a week for the Pittsburgh Penguins and perhaps the Red Wings if both teams run through the rest of their Conference finals series. This, of course, messes with the biological clocks of hockey players, who have been genetically programmed for a game every other day in the spring.
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In a contorted move that not even former Olympic gymnast and Dancing With the Stars winner Shawn Johnson would dare attempt, the NHL has bent over backwards to plant a big wet one on the backside of the Peacock. Not only is the NHL willing to let its showcase event cool for a long while, the Stanley Cup returns with back-to-back games on a Friday and Saturday, June 5 and 6. Those are lousy nights for television, so we are informed, and what better way to fill in a blank three hours than by sticking on a hockey game. The last time there were games on consecutive days in a final was 1955, Games 4 and 5 between Montreal and Detroit.
Now the exposure is swell -- better than the NHL's subterranean cable partner Versus, which never will be the default channel of choice for the casual sports fan -- but the NHL, in aiming to please a network partner that pays no up-front rights fees, is veering into areas where it affects competition. Occasionally stadium availability will force some permutations like the back-to-back games Pittsburgh and Washington were obliged to play in their second-round series, but the showcase series deserves to be properly nurtured. The NHL needs to think of what's best for Detroit rookie Ville Leino and not worry unduly about Jay Leno.


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Contracting behemoth Metallurgical Corporation of China has unveiled the cost of its foray into WA, telling investors it is staring at losses of more than $2 billion from its local operations.
MCC said it would be forced to pump in another $US858 million ($825.6 million) to cover new blowouts at the CITIC Pacific-owned Sino Iron project, where it is the construction manager. The company revealed another round of cost blowouts at the troubled project, for the third year in succession, saying the completion costs could rise $US950 million to $US4.36 billion.
The Chinese contractor also revealed the extent of problems at its own Cape Lambert iron ore project, acquired from Tony Sage's Cape Lambert Resources for $422 million in 2009, slashing nearly 70 per cent from the book value of the asset.
In a statement ahead of the release of its 2012 full-year accounts, MCC said it would be forced to write off RMB2.3 billion ($355 million) from the value of the project. The assets were valued at $517.7 million in the 2011 financial report of subsidiary MCC Australia Holding (MCCAH), but MCC said its 2012 feasibility studies showed the prospects for commercial returns from mining the Pilbara deposit were "much lower than expected".
Blowouts at Sino Iron would force a $480 million charge to its 2012 accounts, MCC said.
The Chinese conglomerate also appears to have written off its chances of recovering other money pumped into its local arms, saying it would make provision for $370 million in bad debt from the Cape Lambert subsidiary.
MCCAH's 2011 accounts showed it owed more than $350 million to related parties, and made a $22 million loss for the year ending December 31.
Similarly, MCC said it would be forced to make provisions of more than $596 million for bad debts and the investment value in MCC WA, a subsidiary related to the CITIC Pacific construction job.
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And a waitress is born!
I think she's still thinking about that "toxic" thing.
That expression… did Linda ever worked at my local HomeTown Buffet?
And as far as Pogo comics, I remember reading them as a kid. All I specifically remember though was "Deck the Halls" being desimated by the characters trying to recall the lines (with Boston Charlie).
Oh, yeah. And "We have met the enemy, and he is us!"
Seemingly true words.
I guess there is no rule about waitstaff taking two or three days away to sneak off in her boyfriends backpack for a little adventure. I am still amazed out how much went on in the previous arc in so few hours.
@Mr_sherman: She's a koala. If she was to be based on a critter from down under, she could have been based on a duckbill platypus, who does have a toxic claw. and some say proof God has a sense of humor.
I love the look on Holly's face…. in three and four. Good enough.
I may have born that face tonight when I babysat my sister in law. That is the only time my brother can get out of the house. My sister and I take turns. Yeah. My look exactly. Not Holly's, but Linda's /
You must think that I don't get along with anyone?
Well, I love all of you!! :>)
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Will Linda 1. Go insane and attack some recalcitrant customers, or 2. Find true love in a victim, er, customer, or 3. will it bring back memories of her first job and thus remind her that she's stuck underground?
Holly is adorable.
Look at the attention to detail in the construction of the dressing mirror. It's simple but perfectly observed. And it has little squat, bow-legs, just like some animals'.
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she did, but not for long…
all i seem to remember off the bat was:
"Deck us all with Boston Charley"
perhaps the rest will come to me later (i used to have the entire thing memorised).
For the benefit of the curious:
"Deck us all with Boston Charlie,
Walla Walla, Wash, and Kalamazoo!
Nora's freezin' on the trolley,
Swaller dollar cauliflower alley'garoo!
Don't we know archaic barrel,
Lullaby lilla boy, Louisville Lou?
Trolley Molly don't love Harold,
Boola boola Pensacoola hullabaloo!"
There are other verses, but those are the first ones.
Snub Pollard lives…
"You know what, Holly? If you want me to wear 37 pieces of flair while not excreting toxins, why don't you just make the minimum 37 pieces of flair and give me an extra thick hair net?"
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Hollywood's biggest night tackled its controversial lack of African American nominees head on with a monologue from Chris Rock that brought the house down at the Kodak Theater and had Twitter buzzing all night long.
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The Association for Civil Rights in Israel says in its annual report that Israel has reached "new heights of racism". Embedded WMV video, article, and, typically for Ha'aretz, some very interesting reader comments. [more inside]
Neither Whores nor Submissives: Secularism, Equality, Pluralism
Ni Putes Ni Soumise (Neither Whores Nor Submissives) is a French organization started by Fadéla Amara to combat the growing misogyny in the banlieues, the housing project suburbs that ring the major cities. Her organization began to protest a rash of gang rapes, and now works on human rights issues in and around the experience of Arabs in France. Amara has joined Nicholas Sarkozy's conservative cabinet as the minister of urban policy. For some, she is a hero, for others a hypocrite, but everyone agrees that she's shaking things up. [more inside]
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Demograhics weighed. More flavor into the melting pot, or more strife as another ethnicity to claim the turf for themselves?
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Israel is not the real issue
Israel is not the real issue the piece speaks for itself. Many have blamed our foreign policy, our support of Israel, our bombing of Iraq. This view sees a different issue and confrontation.
Can we at least agree to disagree that Multiculturism has gotten us somewhere?
Can we at least agree to disagree that Multiculturism has gotten us somewhere? Many Arab Americans are safer because of it. Is it possible that age-old liberal propaganda has insured at least partially, a much more measured response from the US government, as even conservative leaders seek to include Muslim voice in their sermons of American togetherness? Are we growing up as a society as a result of this cataclysm? (Warning: Link to antithesis of my point--which is exactly the point as it were)
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