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The Chief is getting older, unless he goes to cryo sleep the events of halo 5 can't be that far away right? Who could that enemy be?
I think that maybe the forerunners will return in full force. They could come up with some reason for it..such as they were living on the other ark or a shield world.
GeneralKenobi85 4 years ago#2
I have no idea. It's very similar to Halo: CE in that regard. I'm assuming Chief will be getting the new MJOLNIR Mark VII armor to replace the Mark VI at the very least. As for the story, I guess Spartan Ops is there to bridge the gap. And the books as well.
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MC age doesn't matter, the Librarian spead up his evolution which is how he survived the beam that wasted everyone on that station. Regardless of his age, it seems he'll get stronger and stronger in this trilogy.
Also without the Didact(I think he's alive) between Halo 4 and 5 humans should continue to fight rogue Covenant factions and left over Promethean forces. I think MC will have a new AI.
DjSparx162 4 years ago#4
for some reason i can see chief with an AI of Laskey, they put a lot of emphasis on him in the run up and in 4 for him to just be that guy you speak to every now and again in campaign, i think he's got a much bigger role to play. and lets face is Hasley made an AI out of her brain tissue, i'm sure she could do it again with someone elses tissue.
GeneralKenobi85 4 years ago#5
Or Halsey could just make a new AI that's similar to Cortana. And Lasky can be the sidekick like he's already going to be.
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Phr34kyMonkey 4 years ago#6
The Librarian and the Didact both mention or at least hint that the MC AND Cortana are special. We get that the MC is years in the making and being shaped to be genetically perfect, but they also mention that Cortana is a very unique advanced AI. I think there's going to be a thing where the Chief has a new AI, and is finding the "Mantle", if it is a physical object.
What I predict happening is this:
Chief is finding new tech on this forerunner world. New Villain (or the Didact if he's not dead) is released. Out of no where, the Librarian is also embedded on another planet, has a copy of Cortana, and bam they are reunited.
I know its a bit of a stretch, but when the Librarian grabbed Cortana, I figured it was more than just a briefing. They can fudge some lore and whatnot, but I do not think they would let Cortana go that easily. She's a staple of the series.
Also, I think MC will end up having new powers in the feature games, although this might make people bemoan the new direction. It would be cool though to see him use abilities like the Didact instead of AA, but that's deviating from this lore and reaching into ME.
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There is no way the Didact is dead. He is a very important figure in the Halo universe and all that really happened was that he fell off the bridge at the end. Teleportation and levitation are both things demonstrated frequently by forerunner tech.
Considering that the MC survived a nuclear explosion at point blank range thanks to Cortana; it is very likely that most of the ship survived as well and it jumped to slipspace with her aboard. She is important to the librarian's plan as stated in the game, and the Didact found her interesting too.
I predict Halo 5 will deal with the return of the Didact and the rescue of Cortana who is being studied by him.
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Cortana points out that there is a slip space "event" below the composer when you first get to it at the end. Didact fell into this.
Now going back to the book first strike, the slip space bubble fight, it is very likely that the didact is simply in slipspace at the moment.
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"Just a short time ago, Commissioner Koskinen promised to produce all Lerner documents.: It appears now that was an empty promise.: Frankly, these are the critical years of the targeting of conservative groups that could explain who knew what when, and what, if any, coordination there was between agencies.: Instead, because of this loss of documents, we are conveniently left to believe that Lois Lerner acted alone.: This failure of the IRS requires the White House, which promised to get to the bottom of this, to do an Administration-wide search and production of any emails to or from Lois Lerner.: The Administration has repeatedly referred us back to the IRS for production of materials.: It is clear that is wholly insufficient when it comes to determining the full scope of the violation of taxpayer rights."
Indeed, it is easier to ignore the rules to suit yourself. However, it is the right of the taxpayer who paid the salary of Ms. Lerner to demand answers and not be blown off by the liberal media. This data can surely be recovered by one of the most sophisticated nations in world. Why wait over a year after the investigation to 'suddenly' discover that these emails were 'lost' ? What does the IRS need to hide so badly? We all deserve answers. This is still America.
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First, the company announced the release of version 2.5 of the software that runs the McAfee WebShield line of appliances that offer users integrated antivirus and content scanning of Web, e-mail and File Transfer Protocol (FTP) traffic.
The lastest version of the software makes it easier for customers to take full advantage of the product's features, said Zoë Lowther, product marketing manager for appliances at McAfee.
It gives customers the ability to use the devices in a "transparent in-line scanning" mode, said Lowther. This mode will allow all traffic coming in and out of the network protected by the WebShield devices to be scanned automatically. Previous versions of the software had used the WebShield appliances as a proxy server.
When running in the transparent in-line mode, the upgrade is also automatically configured to scan all Web, FTP and Post Office Protocol (POP3) traffic, although e-mail servers using SMTP must still be manually configured to run through the devices.
McAfee will begin shipping CDs containing the free upgraded software to customers within their licence periods in the next few weeks, said Lowther. WebShield devices have been shipping with the new software since 2 May.
The company also said it would change to the way it handles virus risk assessment.
Starting in mid-May, McAfee will broaden the way it describes the risk viruses pose by offering a home user risk and a corporate user risk assessment for each virus discovered, said Vincent Gullotto, senior director for McAfee Anti-Virus Emergency Response Team (AVERT).
The change is needed because different viruses pose different risks to the two sets of users and giving each one their own rating will help both better address the issues, he said.
Some viruses will be more likely to hit corporations than home users, and giving corporations information about that will help them decide what kind of action to take, he said.
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He received an Academy Award® for his performance in "The Silence of the Lambs," and was subsequently nominated in the same category for his performances in "The Remains of the Day" and "Nixon." He was also given the Best Actor Award by the British Academy of Film & Television Arts for "The Remains of the Day." In 1993, he starred in Richard Attenborough's "Shadowlands" with Debra Winger, winning numerous critics awards in the U.S. and Britain. In 1998, he was nominated for a Best Supporting Actor Academy Award® for his performance in "Amistad."
In 2001, Hopkins starred in the sequel to "The Silence of the Lambs," "Hannibal," in which he starred with Julianne Moore. Directed by Ridley Scott, the blockbuster film grossed over $100 million domestically. He also recorded the narration for the 2000 holiday season's hit film Dr. Seuss' "How The Grinch Stole Christmas."
In 1998, he starred in "Meet Joe Black," directed by Martin Brest and "Instinct," directed by Jon Turtletaub, and in "Titus," Julie Taymor's film adaptation of Shakespeare's "Titus Andronicus" with Jessica Lange.
In 1992 he appeared in "Howard's End" and "Bram Stoker's Dracula" before starring in "Legends of the Fall" and "The Road to Wellville." He made his directorial debut in 1995 with "August," an adaptation of Chekhov's Uncle Vanya for which he composed the musical score and also played Vanya. He starred in the title role in "Surviving Picasso" and with Alec Baldwin in "The Edge," a dramatic adventure written by David Mamet and directed by Lee Tamahori. "The Mask of Zorro," directed by Martin Campbell and co-starring Antonio Banderas and Catherine Zeta-Jones, was released in July 1998, and "Amistad," directed by Steven Spielberg, was released in December 1997.
Earlier films include "84 Charing Cross Road," "The Elephant Man," "Magic," and "A Bridge Too Far." "The Bounty" and "Desperate Hours" were his first two collaborations with Dino De Laurentiis Company. In American television, he received two Emmy Awards for "The Lindbergh Kidnapping Case" (1976) in which he portrayed Bruno Hauptmann, and "The Bunker" (1981) in which he portrayed Adolf Hitler.
Born December 31, 1937 in Margum near Port Talbot Wales, he is the only child of Muriel and Richard Hopkins. His father was a banker. He was educated at Cowbridge Grammar School. At 17, he wandered into a YMCA amateur theater production and knew immediately that he was in the right place. With newfound enthusiasm, combined with proficiency at the piano, he won a scholarship to the Welsh College of Music & Drama in Cardiff where he studied for two years (1955-1957).
He entered the British Army in 1958 for mandatory training, spending most of the two-year tour of duty clerking the Royal Artillery unit at Bulford.
In 1960, he was invited to audition for Sir Laurence Olivier, then director of the National Theater at the Old Vic. Two years later, Hopkins was Olivier's understudy in Strindberg's "Dance of Death." Hopkins made his film debut in 1967, playing Richard the Lionheart in "The Lion in the Winter," starring Peter O'Toole and Katherine Hepburn. He received a British Academy Award nomination.
American television viewers discovered Hopkins in the 1973 ABC production of Leon Uris' "QB VII," the first American mini-series, in which he played the knighted Polish-born British physician Adam Kleno who is ultimately destroyed by his wartime past. The following year, he starred on Broadway in the National Theatre production of "Equus," and later mounted another production of the play in Los Angeles where he lived for 10 years, working extensively in American films and television.
After starring as Captain Bligh in "The Bounty" (1984), he returned to England and the National Theater in David Hare's "Pravada," for which he received the British Theater Association's Best Actor Award and The Observer Award for Outstanding achievement at the 1985 Laurence Olivier Awards. During this time at the National he starred in "Antony and Cleopatra" and "King Lear."
Hopkins also appeared in the feature adaptation of Stephen King's "Hearts In Atlantis" for director Scott Hicks, the action comedy "Bad Company," co-starring Chris Rock, and the box-office hit prequel to "The Silence of the Lambs," "Red Dragon," co-starring Ed Norton, Ralph Fiennes and Emily Watson.
Hopkins was recently seen in "The Human Stain" opposite Nicole Kidman, "Alexander" opposite Colin Farrell and Angelina Jolie, directed by Oliver Stone; and "Proof" co-starring Gwyneth Paltrow, directed by John Madden. Hopkins will next be seen in "The World's Fastest Indian," directed by Roger Donaldson and "All the King's Men" with Jude Law, Sean Penn and Kate Winslet, directed by Steven Zaillian.


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In 2016 ADFAS Armidale provides for its members and guests a program of ten illustrated lectures given by overseas and Australian lecturers chosen for their communication skills and expert knowledge in their fields.
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February 25th (Memorial Hall)
Etruscan Places: Travels through Tuscany with DH Lawrence
Mr Michael Turner (Australian Lecturer)*
In April 1927, the author D.H. Lawrence set off from Rome, with his friend Earl Brewster, on a brief trip to the tombs and museums of the major Etruscan sites of Cerveteri, Tarquinia, Vulci and Volterra. He later described the trip in a series of essays, which were published posthumously in 1932 as Etruscan Places. The Etruscans fascinated Lawrence, he saw striking similarities with his own thoughts in their apparent 'easy and earthy' attitude to life, death and sex.
This talk uses Lawrence's trip as the backdrop against which to set my own travels through Tuscany looking at these enigmatic people about whom we know so little yet who have left us some of the most beautiful and extraordinary art to have survived antiquity.
Michael Turner is an antiquarian and art and garden historian. Since 2005 he has been Senior Curator of the Nicholson Museum at the University of Sydney. He has appeared regularly on television and radio discussing everything from the emperor Hadrian, to Lady Emma Hamilton, to ghosts in the Nicholson Museum. He is a leading expert on the figured pottery of South Italy in the 4th century BC and on the Etruscans; both of which he has written about extensively. He is currently researching the gardens and Classical sculpture of 18th century England.
Etruscan terracotta sarcophagus
March 10th (Memorial Hall)
Freemasonry: The Knights Templar and the Rosslyn Chapel
Ms Pauline Chakmakjian (UK Independent Lecturer) ***
Much information and misinformation have forever linked Freemasonry with the Knights Templar whose headquarters were the Temple Church in London as well as the eccentric Rosslyn Chapel a few miles away from Edinburgh. While there are some genuine connections amongst the three institutions, they do stand on their own.
Pauline is an independent lecturer on both eighteenth-century British Freemasonry and Freemasonry in contemporary Japan as well as certain aspects of Japanese culture such as Historical Periods, the City of Kyoto, and Machiya. Appointed a Visit Kyoto Ambassador by the Mayor of the City of Kyoto, she holds a BA in English Language & Literature (Whittier), a Dip Law (London) and an MA in Modern French Studies (London). She has given lectures since 2004 and was elected a Board Member of the Japan Society of the U.K. 2008-2014 as well as a Governor of the English Speaking Union for a three year term. She is a member of the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple and volunteered for the Temple Church 2009-2011.
Two knights on horseback (Copyright: Japan World/Pauline Chakmakjian)
April 21st (Michael Hoskins Centre)
Siena, City of the Virgin: Art in a fourteenth century Tuscan hill town
Dr Louise Marshall (Australian Lecturer)*
This lecture explores the art produced in the fourteenth century Tuscan hill town of Siena. Although perhaps not as well-known as nearby Florence, Siena is in fact an incredibly rich depository of magnificent art, much of it still in the original locations for which it was designed. This lecture looks at the way art was used in the fourteenth century to spell out loud and clear to both the heavens above and to citizens and foreigners below the self-image of the city. As the "mirror of the citizens", the cathedral was a highly visible symbol of the city's wealth, honour and devotion, above all to their patron the Virgin Mary, who had given them victory over their hated enemies, the Florentines in a famous battle of 1260. Siena is also well known for its stupendous town hall, which is unusual in preserving much of its fourteenth-century decoration, including a superb painted council room by Ambrogio Lorenzetti, which is one of the few instances of early Renaissance political art that has survived. In each case, we will see how the visual imagery expresses ideals of good government appropriate to the city of the Virgin.
Dr Marshall graduated from the University of Melbourne in 1981 with a BA Honours First Class in History of Art & History then gained her MA Honours First Class in History of Art in 1983. She gained her PhD in the History of Art at the University of Pennsylvania in December 1989.
Louise is a Senior Lecturer at Sydney University, where she lectures on Medieval and Renaissance art.
Detail from "Good government in the country" by Ambrogio Lorenzetti
May 19th (Michael Hoskins Centre)
Nefertiti: Images of Ancient Egypt's most intriguing Queen
Ms Lucia Gahlin (NADFAS Lecturer) **
Nefertiti is arguably the most famous queen of pharaonic Egypt. Her bust displayed in Berlin is iconic. She was the Chief Royal Wife of the Ancient Egyptian pharaoh Akhenaten (c1352-c1336 BC), and together they continue to fascinate. Intriguing changes appear in the art and religion of this period of Egypt's history – peculiar representations of the royal family, and an attempt at monotheism in what was traditionally a polytheistic society. The female members of this royal family were exceptional. In this lecture I shall examine the various roles (including political and cultic) played by Nefertiti and the other royal women of the time, and how these were expressed in stunning artistic representation.
Lucia is an Egyptologist who works in London's Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology. She lectures for the Universities of Bristol and Exeter, and is the Co-Director of Bloomsbury Summer School at University College London. She is an Honorary Research Associate at University College London and has been the research data administrator at the Petrie Museum.
She has worked on archaeological excavations in Egypt at Tell el-Amarna. Lucia leads tours to Egypt and chairs the Friends of the Petrie Museum. Her publications include Egypt: gods, myths, religion (2001).
Bust of Nefertiti, Neues Museum, Berlin
June 16th (Michael Hoskins Centre)
Feast, Celebration and Spectacle in the Court of Alexander the Great and his Successors
Prof. Alastair Blanshard (Australian lecturer)*
Alexander the Great was famous for his drinking and feasting and his successors were no different. This lecture examines court life for the princes and rulers of the Greek kingdoms established by Alexander the Great. It was a world of fabulous and exotic entertainments. Nothing was too outlandish, costly, or decadent for this new breed of rulers. Accompanying this revolution in court life, we see a corresponding revolution in art. Today in the museums of Paris, London and St Petersburg, we can find many spectacular objects left behind from this fascinating period of history.
Professor Alastair Blanshard 'grew up' in Brisbane, where he was an undergraduate at the University of Queensland before heading off to Cambridge to undertake his doctoral studies. He was a college lecturer at Merton College, Oxford and taught at the University of Reading. Prior to returning to Australia in 2005 to take up a position at the University of Sydney, Alastair held visiting fellowships at the Centre for Hellenic Studies in Washington and Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. In 2014, he was appointed the inaugural Paul Eliadis Professor of Classics at the University of Queensland. He is the author of a number of books including Hercules: An Heroic Life, Sex: Vice and Love from Antiquity to Modernity, and Classics on Screen: The representation of Greece and Rome in Cinema. Alastair also hosts a weekly radio slot of Sydney's 2GB discussing the relationship between the ancient and modern world.
Greek Banquet Scene
July 14th (Michael Hoskins Centre)
The Body in Movement: The Sculpture of Edgar Degas and Auguste Rodin
Mr Michael Howard (NADFAS Lecturer) **
Two of the greatest, most skilled and most admired artists of modern times, each rooted in traditional values and yet both unremittingly radical in their work. Renoir once said of Degas," Even if he had never picked up a paint brush in his life, Degas would still have been the greatest artist of modern times. Rodin, the most highly regarded of nineteenth century sculptors and yet every major that he created was considered a failure in his lifetime. At the centre of their work is the human figure – in all its splendour, vulnerability and beauty.
Michael is Program Leader in the School of the History of Art and Design at the Manchester Metropolitan University where he teaches both academic and studio based students. Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and President of Bolton NADFAS and is an art historian as well as a practicing artist, painter, sculptor, printmaker and ceramicist. With his wife, also an artist and NADFAS lecturer, he runs weekend and one day courses. Has curated many exhibitions and published widely most notably on Lowry, Goya, Gauguin, Whistler and Cézanne. Exhibited at the Royal Academy. His work is in Manchester Art Gallery and in private collections in the UK and abroad. Has featured on TV and radio and had many awards including a prestigious Peabody award.
Sculpture by Auguste Rodin "Nijinsky"
Sculpture by Edgar Degas "Little Dancer aged 14"
August 18th (Michael Hoskins Centre)
Domes and Minarets: Mosques of the Islamic World
Prof. James Allan (NADFAS Lecturer) **
Images of Romanesque or Gothic cathedral architecture may linger in our memories, but many of us would be pressed to describe a typical mosque. We shall look at three of the most important forms, typified by the Friday Mosque in Cordova (now the Cathedral), the Mosque of Suleyman the Magnificent in Istanbul, and the Royal Mosque in Isfahan. The lecture explores their different styles, and the minarets and domes that enhance their skylines, and illustrates the rich designs, whether in mosaic, tile, or other media, that adorn these buildings.
James Allan spent most of his working life in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, as curator of the Islamic collections. He set up the University's graduate degree course in Islamic art and architecture, and became Keeper of the Museum's Eastern Art Department, and Director of the Ashmolean Inter-faith Exhibition Service. From 2006 until his retirement in 2013, he was lecturing in Islamic art in the University's Khalili Research Centre.
He has published numerous books and articles, particularly in the field of Islamic metalwork and ceramics. His most recent book was: "The art and architecture of Twelver Shi'ism: Iraq, Iran and the Indian Sub-continent". He has served as President of the British Institute of Persian Studies, and is an Emeritus Fellow of St. Cross College.
Domes and Minarets of the Islamic World
September 15th (Michael Hoskins Centre)
English Period Styles in Art 1848-1900: A Victorian Passion for the Eclectic
Mr Stephen Richardson (NADFAS Lecturer) **
This talk explores fashions in architecture, interior decoration and furnishing during the Victorian era, a period often viewed as staid and cluttered but in fact rich with exotic and eclectic influences. Opening with the scholarly Gothic Revival of AWN Pugin and his brilliant follower William Burges, and concluding with the art nouveau of designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the lecture features other leading personalities such as Ruskin, de Morgan, Morris and Whistler to illustrate the great variety and creativity of the Victorian age.
Stephen has long held a fascination with the art and architecture of the Georgian period, immersing himself in art history courses and historic house visiting. It was not until he sold his business in 2004 that he found time to devote more of his energies to this passion.
A full time Masters degree in the decorative arts and historic interiors at University College London was the first step. This was undertaken at the fabulous Wallace Collection in London, and was soon followed by appointment as an official guide at the Royal Academy of Arts. He has published a number of articles on country house visiting for lifestyle magazines around the South of England. He was recommended to and employed by the Victoria & Albert Museum as a guide specializing in the British Galleries, where his understanding of period style was particularly relevant.
William Morris by George Frederick Watts, 1870
October 20th (Michael Hoskins Centre)
Conservation and Restoration: A Day in the Life of a Picture Restorer
Ms Sarah Cove (NADFAS Lecturer) **
This lecture discusses the nature of oil painting materials, from the Middle Ages to the present day, and common problems associated with the ageing and deterioration of, and damage to, easel paintings. These can be on canvas, panel, board or paper in a range of mediums: oil, acrylic, egg tempera, or mixed media. Problems can involve natural deterioration and neglect, accidental damage, vandalism and even war –the most surprising event being a large hole caused by a Turkish cannon ball going through a picture in the 18th century!! Modern 'museum standard' approaches to conservation and restoration will be illustrated with detailed slides ranging from early Italian religious paintings in egg tempera via rapid oil sketches on paper by John Constable to 20th century British paintings and modern abstract works. Hints and advice on the general care of paintings in homes is given in liberal doses throughout!
Sarah is an accredited Easel Paintings Conservator and specialist in historic painting techniques, especially British of the 16th-17th century and 19th-20th century. She is a foremost authority on Constable's painting materials and techniques and joint author of the Tate's 1991 'Constable' and 'Constable's Six-Footers' (Tate Britain, 2006) exhibition catalogues. She has a Fine Art background; BA (Hons) History of Art (Courtauld) and has undertaken Internships at the V&A and the National Portrait Gallery. Sarah was a Visiting Fellow at Yale 1989 and is a Fellow of the British Association of Paintings Conservator-Restorers and International Institute for the Conservation and Preservation of Historic and Artistic Works.
Sarah Cove examining a painting in her studio
November 17th (Michael Hoskins Centre)
Giant – Ancient and Historic Trees
Mr Geoffrey Edwards (Australian Lecturer)*
As with Geoffrey Edward's publication [2004] of the same title, Giant – ancient and historic trees presents an aspect of environmental history seen through the lens of art history. This is the story of famous trees as documented in 19th –century and modern paintings, prints, photographs and antiquarian books.
Beginning with an account of "great trees of the world", Giant deals mostly with famous trees in Australia such as the legendary "Dig Tree' associated with the explorers Burke and Wills, and other trees that have become symbols of personal, social or political aspiration.
Geoffrey Edwards is Director of the Geelong Art Gallery, one of Australia's oldest and largest regional galleries. Prior to this appointment, he held Senior Curatorial positions at the National Gallery of Victoria where he was in charge of the collections of International and Australian sculpture and Melbourne's celebrated holdings of ancient, antique and modern glass.
His professional affiliations, here and abroad, are extensive and include, amongst others, the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council, Visions Australia, the International Councils of Museums [ICOM], Craft Australia, Museums Australia [Victoria], the Winston Churchill Trust [he is a former Churchill Fellow], the George Baldessin Trust and the National Trust of Australia [Victoria].
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The 2016 AGM of ADFAS Armidale Inc. will be held at 5.30 pm prior to the November 17th Lecture.
Lectures are held at 6pm on Thursdays in the Michael Hoskins Centre, The Armidale School (TAS), entry from Chapel Street, Armidale. A light supper is provided after each lecture. (Please Note: February and March lectures will be held in the Memorial Hall, The Armidale School.)
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In 2015 ADFAS Armidale supported more than two thousand young people in the New England region in art, music and film making.
The program will continue in 2016. Media articles will invite organisations providing visual and performing arts for young people to apply for grants.
Small grants are available from a pool of approximately $4,000 each year, raised by membership and raffles to support a wide range of programs. As funding is limited, youth programs which help address the challenges of geographic isolation, support activities which reach a wide cross section of the community, provide opportunities for young people which have the potential to be life-changing and have a long-term impact on the community are of particular interest to ADFAS Armidale.
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HHS Invites Participation in the Health Care Payment Learning and Action NetworkFriday, March 6th, 2015
Today, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is inviting private payers, employers, providers, patients, states, consumer groups, individual consumers, and other partners within the health care community to participate in the Health Care Payment Learning and Action Network ("Network"). First announced on January 26 by HHS Secretary Sylvia M. Burwell, the Network has been created to support the transformation of the nation's health care delivery system to one that achieves better care, smarter spending, and healthier people through the expansion of new health care payment models.
Cooperation through the Network supports efforts to help the entire U.S. health care system match or exceed the goals recently announced for Medicare: tying 30% of fee-for-service payments to quality or value through alternative payment models by the end of 2016 and tying 50% of payments to alternative payment models by the end of 2018. It will also support the broader goal of tying the vast majority of payments in the health care system to quality or value.
For more information on the Network, please visit: innovation.cms.gov/initiatives/Health-Care-Payment-Learning-and-Action-Network/. The Network's kickoff event is planned for March 25, 2015.
Attached are a fact sheet, frequently asked questions document, and blog post about the Network. The blog post can also be found here: http://www.hhs.gov/healthcare/facts/blog/index.html. Please contact the CMS Office of Legislation (202-690-8220) if you have any questions. Thank you.


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Faster connection means less down time | Letters | March 12
The end is near, but it's not what you think, as the island hunkers to speed-up internet access via Google.
It's a national competition lasting less than 20 days more, which we heard of on Friday, March 5. We're told more broadband networking will quicken business, make money from home, enhance grades, increase chats overseas, as well perhaps, yes, cure acne.
This is the panache stuff to which this island is vulnerable. "River City" succumbed as quickly to start a boys' band in the movie, "The Music Man."
Yet, what effect of all this on our contemplative time? I mean those down times, fingers immobile, when you chance to wonder what all this communicating really amounts to? Will we pay attention better? Will we all have to wear those cockroach-size clips on our ears?
We all know some around us whose email never sleeps. They can't process fast enough to be sure Facebook approves. They've never sat idling even to warm a car engine for two minutes. No pauses, yet they are running on cognitive empty. They don't know the quietest place in the U.S. is located near us on the Olympic Peninsula.
This isn't a 200-year-old Ned Ludd (think "Luddite") plea to shun modern machines. But for island Zealots, please add to our application by March 27, one of the benefits of speedier w-fi will be an opportunity to turn-off quicker. That is, to give us time to muse about connecting faster and assimilate.
The implications of that gap are big and growing. There must be some place on our "app" that covers local concern for what's called content sensitive, and whether more of it faster in the same or similar vein without down time is ultimately worth it?
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Ladies and Gentlemen of the Ontario government,
Canadian and American members of Save the Eagles International have complained to us that your government is trampling over the most basic principles of biodiversity conservation, violating laws and international treaties as if they did not exist.
On May 23rd, various media published our press release about the 25-year-running slaughter of endangered birds which you are about to unleash with several wind farm projects to be built across a migration bottleneck: Migrating Golden Eagles to be slaughtered in Ontario (1).
On August 27th, in an open letter addressed to you and relevant ministers, we protested against yet another massacre to be perpetrated for decades by wind turbines on the island of Amherst, a key stopover point for migrating birds and butterflies, home to the endangered Blandings Turtle and wintering area for 11 protected species of owls: Odious Approval of Amherst Island Wind Project (2).
If this werent enough, we just learned that your government had overruled a senior environmental reviewer when authorizing the deadly wind project at Ostrander Point. Mr Joe Crawley, from your own Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, is a specialist in reptiles and amphibians, and has expertise in Blandings turtles. Last week, it was revealed that he had advised NOT to issue a permit to kill and harass this endangered species at Ostrander Point.
Killing a rare Golden Eagle, a Blandings Turtle, or a Snowy Owl by accident is not a punishable crime. But what about killing thousands of protected birds, bats and reptiles annually? – and this during 25 years, which is the useful life of wind turbines? Can this be considered an accident? Certainly not. It is a serious crime, gross negligence at best. But when you disregard the advice of experts, as you are doing with Nature Canada, American Bird Conservancy, Ontario Nature, and Save the Eagles International, ignorance cannot be used as a defense. When you overrule your very own specialist, you make your case indefensible. And when you ignore the continuous carnage taking place at Wolfe Island, extending it instead to other sensitive areas in the region, your conduct becomes abhorrent.
Wind turbines wont save the planet: engineers have proved that their intermittency makes them useless on all counts (3). Besides, they create few jobs, and destroy many more by their huge cost (4). In fact, their only raison dêtre worldwide is the illegal financing of political parties, through revolving door politics (5). If you were ignorant of these facts, we hope this letter will open your eyes. If you were not, then you will be all the more to blame for the above-mentioned crimes – unless these projects are stopped, now.
Mark Duchamp
President, Save the Eagles International
(1) – Eagle slaughter in Ontario:
(2) – Western Talibans?
(3) – Uselessness of intermittent, non-dispatchable energy:
(4) – Heavily-subsidized "green" jobs kill many more jobs elsewhere in the economy:
(5) – Wind farms only good for financing political parties:
Also published by Canada Free Press.


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All but one of Tennessee's 12 Court of Appeals judges and two Supreme Court judges have recused themselves in an appeal of John Jay Hooker's latest effort to invalidate the state's system for selecting appeals court judges. If all five Supreme Court justices recuse themselves, Gov. Haslam could be called upon to name special Supreme Court justices to hear any appeal of the eventual Court of Appeals decision — just as then-Gov. Don Sundquist did in another of Hooker's cases, in 1998.
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