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- Keep a file of the nice things students say to you and the little things they write to you. Pull these things out often as a reminder of the impact you have on young lives.
- If you're having a bad day, tell your students. They'll notice something is off and, more than likely, will think it has to do with them.
- Really listen to your students. Their stories will astound you.
- Create opportunities for students to have an authentic voice in your class. Support them as they exercise their voice in the school.
- Approach each new day as a new opportunity to connect with kids. You may not know about the lives you have changed until much, much later, if ever. Keep going anyway.
I am grateful for my work with graduate students. They have reignited my passion for teaching. I know that they will go on to do wonderful work for our kids. I consider myself lucky for having worked with them and I know their students will feel the same way.
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The families of flowering plants
Excluding Memecylaceae.
Habit and leaf form. Herbs, or shrubs, or trees, or lianas. Self supporting, or epiphytic, or climbing; the climbers usually root climbers. Hydrophytic, helophytic, and mesophytic; when hydrophytic, rooted. Leaves whorled (rarely), or opposite (and decussate, one of each pair in some tribes commonly larger than the other, the smaller then sometimes withering early); sometimes somewhat turgescent; petiolate; simple. Lamina entire; lanceolate, or oblong, or ovate; palmately veined and parallel-veined (no dominant midrib, the several strong veins diverging at the base, converging at the apex); cross-venulate. Leaves exstipulate. Lamina margins entire, or serrate. Leaf development not graminaceous. Domatia occurring in the family (seen in about 10 genera); manifested as pits, or pockets.
General anatomy. Plants with crystal sand, or without crystal sand.
Leaf anatomy. The leaf lamina dorsiventral, or centric. Mucilaginous epidermis present, or absent. Stomata mainly confined to one surface (abaxial), or on both surfaces; anomocytic to anisocytic, or diacytic (often mixed). Hairs of numerous kinds present (in the family); eglandular and glandular; mostly multicellular, or unicellular (less commonly). Multicellular hairs multiseriate; branched, or simple. Complex hairs usually present; peltate, or stellate, or clavate, or capitate (often shaggy). Lamina without secretory cavities. The mesophyll with sclerenchymatous idioblasts (commonly), or without sclerenchymatous idioblasts; containing crystals. The crystals druses (mostly), or raphides (occasionally). Main veins vertically transcurrent, or embedded. Minor leaf veins without phloem transfer cells (Heterocentron, Medinilla, Tibouchina).
Axial (stem, wood) anatomy. Young stems often tetragonal. The cortex containing cristarque cells (Osbeckieae), or without cristarque cells. Secretory cavities absent (but secretory cells with undetermined contents common). Cork cambium present; initially deep-seated, or initially superficial. Nodes unilacunar. Primary vascular tissues in a cylinder, without separate bundles; bicollateral. Internal phloem seemingly universally present. Cortical bundles present (often), or absent. Medullary bundles present (often, often with central xylem), or absent (the family exhibiting medullary and/or cortical bundles in all combinations). Secondary thickening absent (?), or developing from a conventional cambial ring, or anomalous. The anomalous secondary thickening from a single cambial ring. Primary medullary rays narrow.
The wood diffuse porous. The vessels usually in numerous small radial multiples, and commonly with irregular clusters, occasionally tangential. The vessel end-walls exclusively simple. The vessels with vestured pits, or without vestured pits; without spiral thickening. The axial xylem without fibre tracheids (usually), or with fibre tracheids (some Astronioideae); with libriform fibres, or without libriform fibres; including septate fibres, or without septate fibres. The parenchyma paratracheal (only, in most genera), or apotracheal and paratracheal. Included phloem present (some Astronioideae), or absent. The wood not storied.
Reproductive type, pollination. Plants hermaphrodite, or androdioecious (some Astronieae). Floral nectaries present (in about a dozen genera), or absent. Nectar secretion from the perianth, or from the androecium. Pollination entomophilous, or ornithophilous, or cheiropterophilous.
Inflorescence, floral, fruit and seed morphology. Flowers solitary (rarely), or aggregated in inflorescences. The ultimate inflorescence units cymose. Inflorescences in great variety, usually panicled or contracted cymes. Flowers often bracteolate (the bracteoles often brightly coloured); calyptrate, or not calyptrate; regular, or somewhat irregular. The floral irregularity involving the androecium. Flowers 3–5(–7) merous; cyclic. Free hypanthium present (tubular or campanulate).
Perianth with distinct calyx and corolla; 8–10(–14); 2 whorled; isomerous. Calyx 4, or 5(–7); 1 whorled; gamosepalous (the lobes variously a mere rim on the hypanthium, sometimes united and forming a calyptra); entire, or lobulate, or blunt-lobed, or toothed; regular; calyptrate, or not calyptrate; imbricate, or valvate, or contorted, or open in bud. Corolla 4, or 5(–7); 1 whorled; usually polypetalous; contorted; regular.
Androecium 4–5, or 8, or 10(–96) (usually twice C). Androecial members free of the perianth; all equal, or markedly unequal (often with the filaments twisted, bringing all the anthers to one side of the flower); free of one another; 1 whorled (standing so even when both whorls present), or 2 whorled. Androecium exclusively of fertile stamens (often dimorphic), or including staminodes. Staminodes 4, or 5 (often alternating with the fertile members); in the same series as the fertile stamens. Stamens 4–5, or 8, or 10(–96); isomerous with the perianth to diplostemonous to polystemonous; inflexed in bud; filantherous (often geniculate at the base of the connective). Anthers basifixed; non-versatile; usually dehiscing via pores (apically, with one, two or rarely four pores per anther), or dehiscing via short slits, or dehiscing via longitudinal slits; initially tetrasporangiate; often appendaged (basally, from an extension of the connective or with dorsal connective spurs), or unappendaged. Endothecium not developing fibrous thickenings (thin and non-fibrous or even ephemeral). Anther epidermis persistent. Microsporogenesis simultaneous. The initial microspore tetrads tetrahedral, or isobilateral, or decussate. Anther wall initially with one middle layer, or initially with more than one middle layer (up to 7). Tapetum glandular. Pollen grains aperturate; (2–)3(–6) aperturate; colporate, or colpate and colporate (typically tricolporate, with three alternating poreless furrows (pseudocolpi); 2-celled (Tobe and Raven 1984), or 3-celled (see Brewbaker).
Gynoecium (3–)4–5(–14) carpelled. The pistil 1 celled, or (3–)4–5(–14) celled. Gynoecium syncarpous; eu-syncarpous; superior to inferior (the hypanthium variously quite free, or adhering to the ovary completely or only by its longitudinal nerves). Ovary (3–)4–5(–14) locular, or 1 locular (locule number usually equalling G, but sometimes unilocular through partitions failing to develop). Epigynous disk absent. Gynoecium stylate. Styles 1; apical. Stigmas 1; wet type; papillate; Group III type. Placentation when unilocular, median parietal; usually axile. Ovules (2–)6–50 per locule (usually many); anatropous (usually), or orthotropous (Rhexia); bitegmic; crassinucellate. Outer integument contributing to the micropyle (in addition to the inner one). Embryo-sac development Polygonum-type. Polar nuclei fusing prior to fertilization. Antipodal cells formed; 3; not proliferating; ephemeral. Synergids hooked. Hypostase present. Endosperm formation nuclear. Embryogeny onagrad, or solanad.
Fruit fleshy, or non-fleshy; dehiscent, or indehiscent; a capsule, or a berry. Capsules loculicidal. Fruit 20–100 seeded (i.e. many seeded). Seeds non-endospermic; small. Embryo well differentiated (but minute). Cotyledons 2 (often unequal). Embryo achlorophyllous (1/1). Micropyle zigzag.
Seedling. Germination phanerocotylar.
Physiology, phytochemistry. Anatomy non-C4 type (Melastoma). Cyanogenic, or not cyanogenic. Cynogenic constituents phenylalanine-derived (?). Alkaloids usually absent. Iridoids not detected. Saponins/sapogenins absent. Proanthocyanidins present, or absent; when present, cyanidin and delphinidin. Flavonols present, or absent; kaempferol, or kaempferol and quercetin, or quercetin and myricetin. Ellagic acid present (5 genera, 5 species). Aluminium accumulation demonstrated (very commonly).
Geography, cytology. Sub-tropical to tropical. Pantropical and subtropical. X = 7–18 (or more).
Taxonomy. Subclass Dicotyledonae; Crassinucelli. Dahlgrens Superorder Myrtiflorae; Myrtales. Cronquists Subclass Rosidae; Myrtales. APG 3 core angiosperms; core eudicot; Superorder Rosanae; malvid; Order Myrtales.
Species about 4400. Genera about 180; Acanthella, Aciotis, Acisanthera, Adelobotrys, Allomaieta, Allomorpheia, Allomorphia, Amphiblemma, Amphorocalyx, Anaectocalyx, Anerincleistus, Antherotoma, Appendicularia, Arthrostemma, Ascistanthera, Astrocalyx, Astronia, Astronidium, Axinaea, Barthea, Beccarianthus, Behuria, Bellucia, Benevidesia, Bertolonia, Bisglaziovia, Blakea, Blastus, Boerlagea, Boyania, Brachyotum, Bredia, Brittenia, Bucquetia, Cailliella, Calvoa, Calycogonium, Cambessedesia, Campimia, Carionia, Castratella, Catanthera, Catocoryne, Centradenia, Centradeniastrum, Centronia, Chaetolepis, Chaetostoma, Chalybea, Charianthus, Cincinnobotrys, Clidemia, Comolia, Comoliopsis, Conostegia, Creochiton, Cyanandrium, Cyphostyla, Cyphotheca, Dalenia, Desmoscelis, Dicellandra, Dichaetanthera, Dinophora, Dionycha, Dionychastrum, Diplarpea, Diplectria, Dissochaeta, Dissotis, Dolichoura, Driessenia, Enaulophyton, Eriocnema, Ernestia, Feliciadamia, Fordiophyton, Fritzschia, Graffenriedia, Gravesia, Guyonia, Henriettea, Henriettella, Heterocentron, Heterotis, Heterotrichum, Huberia, Huilaea, Hypenanthe, Kendrickia, Kerriothyrsus, Killipia, Kirkbridea, Lavoisiera, Leandra, Lithobium, Llewelynia, Loreya, Loricalepis, Macairea, Macrocentrum, Macrolenes, Maguireanthus, Maieta, Mallophyton, Marcetia, Mecranium, Medinilla, Melastoma, Melastomastrum, Meriania, Merianthera, Miconia, Microlepis, Microlicia, Mommsenia, Monochaetum, Monolena, Myriaspora, Myrmidone, Neblinanthera, Necramium, Neodriessenia, Nepsera, Nerophila, Ochthephilus, Ochthocharis, Omphalopus, Opisthocentra, Oritrephes, Osbeckia, Ossaea, Otanthera, Oxyspora, Pachyanthus, Pachycentria, Pachyloma, Phaiantha, Phyllagathis, Pilocosta, Plagiopetalum, Pleiochiton, Plethiandra, Pogonanthera, Poikilogyne, Poilannammia, Poteranthera, Preussiella, Pseudodissochaeta, Pseudosbeckia, Pterogastra, Pterolepis, Pyramia, Rhexia, Rhyncanthera, Rousseauxia, Salpinga, Sandemania, Sarcopyramis, Schwackaea, Scorpiothyrsus, Siphanthera, Sonerila, Sporoxeia, Stenodon, Stussenia, Svitramia, Tateanthus, Tayloriophyton, Tessmannianthus, Tetrazygia, Tibouchina, Tibouchinopsis, Tigridiopalma, Tococa, Topobea, Trembleya, Triolema, Tristemma, Tryssophyton, Tylanthera, Vietsenia.
General remarks. Description corrected by S.S. Renner (1992).
Illustrations. • Technical details: Spennera (= Aciotis), Huberia, Kibessia, Melastoma, Naudinia, Osbeckia, Pyramea, Tulasnea. • Technical details: Dissotis (Thonner). • Bellucia nigricans, as Heteroneuron: Hook. Ic. Pl. 11 (1867–71). • Centradenia inaequilateralis: Bot. Reg. 29 (20), 1843. • Marcetia excoriata: Bot. Reg. 29 (31), 1843. • Osbeckia chinensis: Bot. Reg. 542, 1821. • Osbeckia nepalensis var. albiflora: as Osbeckia nepalensis, Bot. Reg. 1475 (1831). • Osbeckia stellata: Bot. Reg. 674, 1822. • Tibouchina granulosa: Bot. Reg. 671, 1822. • Tibouchina heteromalla: Bot. Reg. 644, 1822. • Leaf hairs of Centradenia, Medinilla, Pyramia, Sphaerogyne, Tibouchina: Solereder, 1908).
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In my recent HuffPost Canada commentary, "Israel's Actions in Palestine are the Definition of Apartheid," I argued that Israel's actions in the Occupied Palestinian Territory -- particularly in the West Bank -- meet the legal definition of apartheid under international law.
I also claimed that Israel's apologists focus exclusively on "Israel proper" as a way to avoid addressing the allegations against Israel's apartheid rule in the Occupied Palestinian Territory. They also fail to acknowledge that the crime of apartheid exists in international law and can be applied to cases other than South Africa.
It appears that Jake Beaumont of the Orwellian-named Honest Reporting Canada either didn't read my commentary -- or decided it was preferable to simply ignore everything in it -- when he wrote a response on HuffPost entitled "10 Reasons Israel is not an 'Apartheid' State."
Like every other piece of Israeli propaganda, it avoids the substantiated claims presented by Israel's critics. It focuses instead on rehashing the same two points: 1) Israel is a liberal democracy with full equality for its citizens and minorities, and 2) South African apartheid wasn't democratic, so Israel cannot be an apartheid state.
Beaumont and other apologists for Israel consistently ignore the realities of the Occupied Palestinian Territory: roughly 600,000 Israeli Jews live there and are granted full rights as Israeli citizens, while Palestinians living in the same geographic area are subject to Israeli military rule with vastly inferior rights.
Human Rights Watch's report "Separate and Unequal: Israel's Discriminatory Treatment of Palestinians in the Occupied Palestinian Territories" documents this reality in meticulous detail.
Israel's apologists assume that their audience will unquestioningly accept their claim that Israel is a Western-style democracy with full equality for its citizens and minorities. This claim has been repeated so often that it is rarely, if ever, challenged. But is this claim correct?
Israel was founded as a state in 1948. Put briefly, the result of Israel's birth as a state was the forced expulsion and flight of roughly 750,000 of the native Arab inhabitants. The removal of Palestinians and the prevention of their return -- aimed to violently engineer and maintain a Jewish demographic majority -- have led Israel to declare itself a "Jewish and democratic state."
Israel's laws establish that the lands it controls belong to Jews around the world, rather than to the state's citizens, and certainly not to the inhabitants who were driven out. Palestinians who lived there for countless generations are to this day barred from returning (let alone visiting), while a Jewish person from anywhere in the world can obtain automatic citizenship, choosing to live wherever they want within Israel and the occupied West Bank.
Despite Israel's desire to drive out as many native Arab residents as possible in the period from 1947 to 1948, there remained roughly 180,000 Palestinians in the newly declared state. These Palestinians -- who would later become citizens of Israel and now number roughly 1.5 million -- lived under strict military rule until 1966 with severely limited rights.
Israelis either have Jewish nationality -- which affords them exclusive rights and privileges based solely on their ethno-religious background -- or are assigned a nationality by the state.
Like their Palestinian counterparts driven out of the newly created state, the internally displaced Palestinians were prevented from returning to their hometowns and dubbed "present absentees." This allowed Israel to orchestrate massive confiscation of Palestinian lands that were consolidated as nationalized lands for Jewish control.
During this period of military rule, Israel's border police murdered 48 Palestinian civilians (including 23 children) in the village of Kafr Qasim during the 1956 Suez War.
The mass murder by Israeli police of Palestinian citizens has occurred on other occasions, including the murder of 13 unarmed protesters in 2000, in which not one member of the Israeli security forces was indicted.
Suffice it to say, Jewish-Israeli civilians have never been subject to massacres by Israeli police officers, and are not subject to Israel's secret police employing torture against Palestinian activists who campaign for a state for all its citizens.
As well, Jewish citizens have never dealt with being repeatedly displaced by force, and aren't subjected to ongoing land confiscations and house demolitions, as the Bedouin are.
Many people are unaware that Israel lacks a constitution. Rather, it has several Basic Laws, none of which guarantee equality for Israel's Palestinian minority.
In 2014 the Israeli Supreme Court upheld the Admissions Committees Law. These committees, operating in 43 per cent of Israeli towns, have been granted legal permission to reject applicants based on the criteria of "social suitability."
According to Human Rights Watch, these committees "have notoriously been used to exclude Arabs from living in rural Jewish communities."
Things aren't getting progressively better; in fact, they're getting worse. The Association for Civil Rights in Israel points out that "[a] tide of anti-democratic legislative proposals is being introduced in the Knesset and there is a rising wave of assaults on social, political and national minorities in the public sphere."
Incitement to violence by Israeli leaders against both Palestinians and African migrants is rampant and goes unpunished by the state. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu even incited racism against Palestinian citizens as part of a planned strategy to get re-elected.
Israeli political geographer Oren Yiftachel acknowledges that Israel has characteristics of a liberal democracy such as a free press and the rule of law. However, it fails to meet another requirement of any liberal democracy -- equality for all its citizens -- since Israel legally enshrines domination of one ethnic group over all others, with the dominant group controlling virtually all of the state's resources and lands. He therefore describes Israel as an "ethnocracy."
A key difference between Israel and other liberal democracies is the way Israel differentiates between nationality and citizenship. In liberal democracies such as Canada, anyone can become a Canadian national regardless of their background.
In Israel, there is no such thing as Israeli nationality. Israelis either have Jewish nationality -- which affords them exclusive rights and privileges based solely on their ethno-religious background -- or are assigned a nationality by the state.
All liberal democracies link nationality to origin from or residence in a territory. Not Israel. If you're a non-Jewish citizen, you can never be accepted as a national of the "Jewish state," and are hence subject to discrimination based on dozens of laws. Palestinian citizens of Israel are granted more rights than Palestinians living under Israeli military rule in the occupied territories, but they are not equal to Jewish citizens.
That means that between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River -- an area of land over which Israel has ruled for nearly 50 years -- there's a situation in which inhumane acts are "committed in the context of an institutionalized regime of systematic oppression and domination by one racial group over any other racial group or groups and committed with the intention of maintaining that regime."
This is the wording of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court's definition of the crime of apartheid.
As Oren Yiftachel posits in a recent piece in the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, Israel's differential rights and system of ethnic domination within the areas over which it rules "... remind one of South Africa in the past: Jews between the Jordan and the sea are 'white' citizens, Arabs in Israel have 'coloured' (in other words, partial) citizenship, and Palestinians in the territories have 'black' citizenship, without political rights."
This is the inconvenient truth about Israel that its apologists wish for us not to see. But regardless of the labels, it is irrefutable that the current system of rule is incompatible with Canadian values and must be transformed into a state that treats all its inhabitants as equals.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, left, speaks with Israel's Defence Minister Moshe Yaalon during a ceremony for new Israeli Chief of Staff Gadi Eizenkot at the Prime Minister's office in Jerusalem. Netanyahu on Wednesday, May 20, 2015, called off a proposed plan to segregate Palestinians from Israelis on West Bank buses, overruling his defence minister amid a flurry of criticism in an attempt to avert the first crisis of his new government. Thousands of Palestinians enter Israel for work each day from the West Bank and often return home in buses alongside Jewish settlers. (AP Photo/Sebastian Scheiner, File)
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Israeli co-leader of the Zionist Union party and Labour Party's leader, Isaac Herzog, spoke out against the planned bus ban
Zionist Union MK Shelly Yacimovich lashed out at what she called a 'chilling' scheme.
Israel, authorise the Palestinians in the West Bank to pass to Jerusalem on Fridays during the ramadan on condition that they are females, children and males over 40 years old. Palestinians passing through the border of Qalandiya situated between Ramallah and Jerusalem as to worship in Jerusalem on the third friday of ramadan. Salih Zeki Fazlioglu / Anadolu AgencyPhoto: Salih Zeki Fazlioglu / AA / SCANPIX kod 10611****
Israel authorise the Palestinians in the West Bank to pass to Jerusalem on fridays during the ramadan on condition that they are females, children and males over 40 years old. Palestinians passing through the border of Qalandiya situated between Ramallah and Jerusalem as to worship in Jerusalem on the third friday of ramadan. Salih Zeki Fazlioglu / Anadolu AgencyPhoto: Salih Zeki Fazlioglu / AA / SCANPIX kod 10611****
Palestinians laborers board a Palestinian-only bus on route to the West Bank after working in the Tel Aviv area, Israel, Monday, March 4, 2013. Israel launched a pair of Palestinian-only bus lines to transport West Bank laborers into Israel, drawing accusations of racism from human rights groups. Israel rejects the criticism, saying the lines are meant to relieve overcrowding and make it easier for the laborers to enter the country. The uproar provides a striking snapshot of life in the West Bank, where after 45 years of Israeli occupation, the Jewish and Palestinian populations are so intertwined that daily routines can be shaped in surprising ways.The Palestinians say the system is more convenient, but human rights groups say the idea of separate bus lines is racist. (AP Photo/Ariel Schalit)
A Palestinian worker with paint marks on his hand boards a Palestinian-only bus on route to the West Bank in Tel Aviv area , Israel, Monday, March 4, 2013. Israel's decision to launch a pair of "Palestinian-only" bus lines in the West Bank condemned by critics as racism and hailed by Israel as a goodwill gesture have shined a light on the messy situation created by 45 years of military occupation and Jewish settlements.. (AP Photo/Ariel Schalit)
Palestinians laborers ride a Palestinian-only bus on route to the West Bank from working in Tel Aviv area, Israel, Monday, March 4, 2013. Israel's decision to launch a pair of "Palestinian-only" bus lines in the West Bank condemned by critics as racism and hailed by Israel as a goodwill gesture have shined a light on the messy situation created by 45 years of military occupation and Jewish settlements. (AP Photo/Ariel Schalit)
Palestinian workers stand under a shelter to keep dry from the rain as they wait for transportation after crossing from the West Bank town of Qalqilya to work in Israel, at the Israeli army's checkpoint near Kibbutz Eyal in central Israel. Israel's attorney general is questioning an edict from the country's defense minister that would effectively bar thousands of Palestinian laborers traveling home to the West Bank from taking public buses with Israeli settlers. The decision would also require the Palestinians to travel only through specific military checkpoints. (AP Photo/Oded Balilty, File)
A Palestinian woman holds a red card and a banner opposing the participation in the Israeli league of five clubs located in Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank, as they demonstrate in the centre of the West Bank city of Ramallah demanding the expulsion of Israel from the world football governing body FIFA, on May 19, 2015. Palestine, which has been a member of FIFA since 1998, wants the world body to bar Israel from international competition to punish restrictions it places on the movement of Palestinian players. AFP PHOTO / ABBAS MOMANI (Photo credit should read ABBAS MOMANI/AFP/Getty Images)
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After long years in court I was granted physical custody of my daughter in 2004. We have joint legal with my ex-wife having visitation. She moved out of the area and was gone for almost two years with very little contact. When she moved back to Southern California I filed a case with child support services. She hadn't paid in almost five years at that time. After I filed, she filed and ex-party hearing (dismissed), she filed an OSC, where she was trying to gain custody back of our daughter (the courts ruled that our child remain with me), she filed a DV case (dismissed) and a contempt case (dismissed). During that time she called CPS on me as well (unfounded). So today, she called CPS again. What can I do to make her stop abusing the system? Can I file a harassment case against her?
It is almost impossible to get a restraining order that precludes a person from making a report to child welfare agencies because of the high priority placed on the need to identify all possible legitimate cases of child neglect and abuse. Practically speaking, CPS has likely "got her number" at this point and likely to do only the most minimum screening the law allows in response to her complaints on account of her repeated abuses of the system. But it is not tenable for them to simply ignore all future reports from her. It's a terrible situation and you and your daughter have my sympathy.
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On January 19, V3Fights will welcome Josiah Shipley (1-0) to the cage. He currently fights out of SOG (Soldiers of God) MMA and will be facing UFK's, Rick Bing.
Shipley has been around martial arts his entire life. His father has trained in various forms of martial arts ever since Shipley was a child. Then a little over a year ago, he met his coach and V3 veteran, Travis Robertson, and began training at the SOG MMA gym which is located at Whitten Baptist Church where Shipley attends regularly.
On January 19, Shipley will square off against boxing specialist, Rick Bing. Shipley will want to get this fight to the ground, where he definitely has the edge. When asked about how he feels he stacks up to Bing, here is what Shipley had to say: "I know very little about my opponent, Rick Bing, but I'm sure he is an outstanding fighter. I don't like predicting fights, however, I train to win every time I walk into the gym. Anything else is unacceptable. My advantage in this fight is the amount of dedication and effort I put into everything I set my mind to."
Even though Shipley didn't have a lot to say about his upcoming fight with Bing, he did however have a lot to say about his faith and what he feels are the most important aspects of his life… "My dedication to my faith and family has taught me the self-discipline to work hard at everything I do. I love my church family. I also love my coach, Travis, and the time and effort he puts in to help me get better. Nothing is as important to me as my faith and family. I owe much of my getting better as a fighter to these parts of my life. Studying Spanish at the University of Memphis and playing Rugby there is also monumental in my life. The guys on my rugby team push me to be a better player, which translates into my fighting career. I would also like to thank Mullen's MMA, my coach, of course my family again, and all those that have trained with me. Most of all I would like to thank my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, for my life in total."
Win or lose, Shipley knows what's important in life, and that makes for a very dangerous fighter.
This event will air on both Aggression TV and Comcast Sports South
WHAT: V3Fights: Sherman vs Ostrowski
WHEN: Saturday, January 19, 2013
WHERE: Minglewood Hall
ADMISSION: $45, $35 (reserved seating), $25 (general admission)
About V3Fights
V3Fights was founded in Memphis, TN as an amateur fighting circuit in 2009. The company's mission is to provide quality MMA events for fans across the Mid-South, while serving as a proving ground for future professional MMA fighters. For more information on V3Fights, visit www.v3fights.com.


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'Memoirs of Geisha' Star Zhang Ziyi Gives Birth to Baby Girl
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The Chinese actress reportedly flew to the United States to prepare for the birth of the baby with her husband Wang Feng and her mother.READ MORE
Successfully made her way to penetrate Hollywood film industry, Zhang Ziyi definitely has the real talent and charisma to become one of the most promising Chinese actresses people ever know of. Throughout her career, she has consistently shown brilliant enactments in the films she starred and managed to add some depth to the characters she portrayed. With her powerful acting, martial arts grace, and stunning beauty, it is very possible for her to establish herself as a substantial performer who is respected by both critics and audiences all over the world.
Raised in a middle class family of a government economist and a kindergarten teacher together with her older brother, Zhang Zinan, Ziyi was born on February 9, 1979 in Beijing, People's Republic of China. Since she was considered as a frail child, her parents therefore encouraged her to take dancing and gymnastic lessons. "My parents sent me to study dance so I could build my muscles," she recalled. "I was very small and very weak for my age. They were worried about my health." Enrolled in a secondary school affiliated with Beijing Dancing College, she continued to polish her dancing skills during her four-years study there, even amazingly grabbed the Chinese Folk Dance Taoli Cup at the 4th Annual National Young Dancer Competition held in 1994.
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Everyone will be focusing on the matchup between Darrelle Revis and Randy Moss this Sunday, but there are other wide receiver/cornerback matchups that could be just as important in deciding the winner of this contest.
Let's start with New England's wideouts. New York is going to have to find a way to slow down Julian Edelman and Wes Welker, the Patriots' possession receivers. Those two combined for 26 receptions and 316 receiving yards in the two Jets-Patriots contests last year.
That task will fall to the combination of Antonio Cromartie and Kyle Wilson. Given that those two allowed 11 completions/penalties in 18 passes for 189 yards against Baltimore, New York will need them to step up their game up to slow down Welker and Edelman.
Now let's look at the Jets' wideouts. The first lineup matchup has Jerricho Cotchery, New York's split end, facing off against rookie right cornerback Devin McCourty. McCourty held his own last week against the Bengals, giving up only 45 yards on seven pass attempts (6.4 YPA), so this matchup may not hold as much upside as might be anticipated.
Where New York could hit the jackpot is the Braylon Edwards/Darius Butler matchup. Butler actually had solid metrics in 2009, but against Cincinnati he had a terrible day. He had 11 passes thrown his way and allowed nine completions for 123 yards and a touchdown. That equates to a 11.2 YPA, which is ironically the same YPA Baltimore cornerback Fabian Washington gave up in 2009. The Jets only targeted Washington a single time in the Monday night game, and it was part of the reason their passing game didn't work.
If they change their game plan this week and target Butler often with the most explosive receiver in the Jets lineup, it should pay big dividends that could offset the production levels of the Patriots wideouts.


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I just want to cry,
but all I do is let out a sigh.
It is not like I want to be this way!
There is so much I want to say.
I am used to the silence,
and all of the violence.
The feeling of regret.
Being so upset.
I know I am pathetic!
Not like you are sympathetic.


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You can get a Free Avatar Suit there (maybe some other stuff, but I am usually only interested in Avatar Stuff).
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Prologue- Samantha
I've been trying and trying to get my head straight but I just... I've hit a wall. You were my everything. That's why I gave everything up for you. I knew you were evil, but I never knew you were heartless. As I stumble through the snow, I get the same feeling as I did when I was with you; not knowing whether I was going to trip or be perfectly alright. As a pessimist, I expect a trip and as my foot gives way I see that I was correct unlike last time with you. Looking up to were we lived, I see you, staring down at me as coldly as the snow sits upon the ground. Well Mathew, I've said to you how I feel. Now I'm going to show you.
She pushes open the 49th door open with her icy hands only to be greeted by several of his minions, once shared by the two of them. They stare at her for a while before reaching for their dark swords. Their black suits stood out among the white interior as well as their armour matched hers. You could tell just from that very armour that this event was taking place in the rather distant past. They now have their sword pointing towards her in a fighting stance. She two is ready for a battle. She holds out a silver and extremely sharp ring blade. Snow white, just like her suit. 'Fine,' She says. And in a flash she shoots up into the air and swings around with her blade slashing her opponents' right and left. As each swung for defence, their weapons were knocked out of their hands with the woman in white's flying ring blade. They staggered back and as a finishing move, she swung the ring blade around her wrist. This summoned fast shooting ice bolts from inside to them. As they hit, each warrior turned to ice, in capable of moving. Just as she was about to smash that ice however, a sharp pain appeared in her back and she flew across the room. She turned to see the very one she was looking for. 'I thought you knew I was a back-stabber, Samantha,' He sniggered. Suddenly, she flew towards him with massive rage and also with a whole new persona. Her armor had turned from white and protective to red and offensive. Her blade changed from a ring to a grand crescent which also had become a reddish colour. Their blades met and the pressure between so great that...!


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Part VI
Historical Perspective and the Pros and Cons
"Induce hypnosis very rapidly in unwitting subjects... Create durable amnesia... Implant durable and operationally useful posthypnotic suggestions."
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"...we are not implying that abduction researchers who use hypnosis in their research into 'alien abductions' or ET Contact are doing anything [unethical]. Rather, this discussion is designed to introduce the reader to what scientists affiliated with the CIA have done in the past, and how powerful and lasting the effects of hypnosis can be on particular individuals."
"The P300 response or P3 wave, is a… long latency response that your brain has to a stimulus. It can be created by clicks, tones, flashes of light or practically any other stimulus that a person can detect. Scientists are able to measure it and it is believed to represent a decision-making activity endogenous to the cortex. In the late 1970s, scientists were studying this and other ways of measuring attention under a grant from the Department of Defense...."
Quick View of MKULTRA Subprojects
We have come a long way. Today we have "directed energy weapons which emit highly focused energy, transferring that energy to a target to manipulate or damage it.... The energy can come in various forms including, but not limited to, electromagnetic radiation, including radio frequency, microwave, lasers and masers, particles with mass, particle-beam weapons, and sound with the use of sonic weapons."
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I think I have a fairly good idea of what glamour means… To me at least. I think that the most important thing is to look seductive, for really without that the rest of what comes with glamour really isn't all that important is it? But. of course, I could be wrong. However this costume I cannot see making me change my mind one iota…
This is called, in case you were wondering, the Devilish Glamour Women's Costume and it comes with the dress, the gloves and a pair of horns. Shoes are not included nor is the pitchfork and it sells for $100 US, more or less, depending on what site you find it on.
And I cannot, at all, see what is quite so glamorous in this costume. I can see tacky, I can see a hint of uninspiring, but as for glamorous? I think someone will need to find me a road map in order to find my way to that particular thing.
I don't care for the horns, the pitchfork is… laughable honestly, the gloves look unfinished and the dress itself is just… wrong. It looks too heavy, the pleating almost seems like it is there to keep spills off the dress.
There is of course no possible way to save this mess, such as it is.
Zero pitchforks out of five.
Not an auspicious beginning to the New Year, but really… What did you expect?


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I could barely breathe. It was as if his stare had forced me under a spotlight where I was in complete isolation. Every single flaw of mine perspired from me in beads of sweat. I felt so naked and realized I could no longer move.
"You okay?" He looked at me with a condescending bewilderment.
"Y-yeah. Sorry." I hastened, or so I thought I did, to sit down. It felt like two whole minutes before I had realized that this chair was now struggling to bear the weight of my twitching carcass.
"Okay. So your name is Calvin right?" The man seemed to lack patience.
"Yes. Calvin Chin" I sputtered.
"Alright. I usually ask this immediately before any question so tell me: Why should I hire you?"
The forwardness of his question was yet another blow and I felt myself shuddering even more. Are you serious? I thought to myself. I took a moment to pause--well, maybe it was more like ten minutes. I probably sat there staring blankly at his generic, gray-metal desk. I fiddled with my thumbs, searching as hard as I could into an empty database for files that would tell me that I was worthy of this. After minutes of disappointing searches, I just gave up.
"I'm a hard worker and willing to learn." That's all I could say. At that moment I wanted to slap myself until my cheeks burned of red. You could only give the most jaded answer in the book, couldn't you? Harassing myself both soothed me and convicted me. And of course, as nature always has a funny way of doing, files began appearing inside my head as if they had decided to show themselves after my giving up on hide-and-go-seek. Before I could save myself from my lackluster response, the man cut me off with another statement.
"I see. Well if you want to work here you're going to have to try better than that," he said, "so unless you got something else for me I think we're pretty much done here."
And at that all hopes of redeeming myself seemed to fade away. Yet another spoiled interview from nervousness. Each had added another layer of unworthiness to an already ancient limestone wall of failures. I couldn't believe that my mind could betray me like this every single time, and I hoped at that moment that somewhere out in the universe a voice could hear me and grant me a second chance, or a third chance, or a fiftieth chance--anything. I felt utterly hopeless.


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Video: His Name is Prince, and he is Funky & Chatty with Arsenio
During his takeover of The Arsenio Hall Show, Prince wanted to sit amongst his fans and take questions directly from them. It's safe to say, they asked him a few things no one else would have.
As the audience Q & A rolled on, the questions got more and more personal. Audience members asked him about his pet peeves and chores he does around the house. You won't believe the things people try to do to Prince (don't touch his hair!) and what he'll make you for breakfast--Hint: it's not pancakes.
Prince and his band 3RDEYEGIRL also performed 'FunkNRoll' for the first time on television:
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Escape artist to face death in three elements -- after boldly sharing limelight of legend Tony Curtis.
Through wind, fire and water in his performance of "Hang-Man," Lovell must face his fear of heights and his fear of drowning. Neither Lovell nor any other escape artist -- including the great Houdini -- has ever combined these elements for a stunt of this magnitude.
The City of Grand Terrace, California, will host Lovell's death-defying stunt as part of its Halloween Haunt in Pico Park, slated for 8 p.m. on Oct. 30, 09. Last year's theme element was Earth, during which Lovell faced the universal fear of being buried alive. The stunt attracted more than 1,500 visitors and national media.
"It was spine-tingling last year with Lovell being buried alive," said Steve Berry, Acting Manager of Grand Terrace, "We are looking forward to Hang-Man, his next death-defying feat."
Lovell conceived the idea of Hang-Man as he studied the works of his childhood hero Harry Houdini.
"I always wanted to perform an aerial, upside-down straitjacket escape, but I wanted a twist," Lovell said. In addition to the danger of this stunt, Lovell
Prior to Hang-Man, on June 13, 2009, at the Million Dollar Theater in downtown Los Angeles, California, Lovell will perform an escape with 1950's movie actor Tony Curtis. The stunt and a screening of the classic movie Houdini, are part of "Magic of Tony Curtis," an event sponsored by the The Jules Verne Festival and the L.A. Historic Theatre Foundation.
Lovell, praised in the media as the "Modern-Day Houdini," has been a lifelong fan of Tony Curtis and the movie Houdini.
"This project is close to my heart," Lovell stated, explaining that he grew up watching Tony Curtis portraying Houdini. "As a child watching the movie Houdini, I wanted to be Houdini. I wanted to be Tony Curtis. I wanted to grow up to be a world-renowned escape artist."
Lovell continues work on another "crazy" project for 2009.
"When I attempt Houdini-style stunts, I am always asked, 'Are you crazy?' so I think it's time for me to be placed in a straitjacket,"
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Lovell cut Paris Hilton in half on the television show The Simple Life and demonstrated how to escape from handcuffs on Spike TV's Manswers. He has publicly challenged noted psychic John Edward to a magic duel. Lovell also appeared on the USA network Road Characters, on which he presented his Cube of Death. In 2008 in the city of Grand Terrace, he was buried alive on Halloween and escaped in 16 minutes. Lovell starred in the instructional DVD, POOF! You're a magician ~Learn magic with everyday objects, which can be found at major online retailers including Barnes&Noble.com
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text: NEW YORK, Sept. 19, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Orient-Express, the iconic name uniting a collection of 49 internationally renowned luxury hotel, river cruise and rail experiences across 24 countries, will be bringing its world to life in the United States from September 19th with a pilot digital awareness campaign. The eight week brand recognition campaign will introduce the enticing experiences to be found at selected properties using rich media placed on a variety of lifestyle and travel websites. These will link to a microsite, orient-express.com/ajourneylikenoother, where nine short films following the travel experiences of an eclectic and engaging cast of fictional characters and real life staff members will live. Properties selected from within the diverse portfolio to showcase the Orient-Express hallmarks of authenticity and character are a romantic journey from Paris to Venice on the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express train, a celebratory visit to Hotel Cipriani in Venice, a vacation at the Copacabana Palace in Rio de Janeiro, and a trip to Cuzco, Peru, to explore the delights of Hotel Monasterio, Machu Picchu Sanctuary Lodge, and the Hiram Bingham train. "A large proportion of our customer base comes from the US, which is why we are choosing to test this campaign here," said Orient-Express' Chief Marketing Officer, David Williams. "Whilst many of our properties, such as '21' in New York, the Mount Nelson Hotel in Cape Town and Maroma Resort & Spa in Mexico, are well known in their own right, through this campaign we want to raise awareness of the name behind these properties with customers both present and future. Each Orient-Express property has personality, character, a certain class and style. They inspire creativity and connect our guests with the culture and lifestyle of the destination. These curated films bring that world to life." Conceived by one of New York's finest creative agencies, Chandelier Creative, and utilizing advertising placements by Criterion Global, the videos have been produced by Swedish film-maker, Kalle Gustafsson, who is renowned for the style and class he brings to his fashion photography and work with luxury brands. The Orient-Express films are artistically graded and set to commissioned music. Chandelier's creative director, Richard Christiansen, said, "Orient-Express' authentic travel experiences go beyond the generic 'luxury' tagline and take their guests on a journey of discovery, so our concept engages this audience and piques curiosity. We are identifying luxury consumers through targeted placements and then exposing those users to video heavy 'rich media' showcasing experiential brand cues rather than simply bookable functionality. This is what defines the campaign in contrast to the mindset of many travel advertisers." This awareness advertising campaign is the latest activity in a rebranding strategy by Orient-Express. Orient-Express is currently ranked first in its competitive set of 12 global luxury hospitality brands in the areas of service and emotional intelligence by Leading Quality Assurance.


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Sympathy for a countryman ensured that Arsene Wenger avoided adding to the embarrassment of Fabien Barthez.
"For me Barthez is world class," said the Arsenal's French manager without a hint or irony. Even the most avid Manchester United fan would have found that a bit hard to swallow after watching the eccentric goalkeeper gift wrap the two goals that lifted Arsenal to third and re-established their Premiership title credentials.
More than that, Arsenal's 3-1 win casts into doubt United's hopes of retaining the championship they've won seven times in the past nine years.
"I feel this could be a significant result for us," said Wenger. "We have to show that we can repeat this kind of performance and we have to keep our feet on the ground. When you have an experienced team this is easy but with a young team like ours it's not so easy.
"It's a more open race this year and I feel my team responded well to the criticism they've received in recent weeks."
Much of the criticism was justified because three points from four Premiership matches before yesterday is not what is expected from Arsenal. The title was beginning to look a long shot and then Monsieur Barthez appeared on the scene.
Any goalkeeper who includes on his CV winner's medals in the World Cup, European Championship, UEFA Champions League, Premiership and French League must have something to offer. That's why Sir Alex Ferguson paid Monaco £7.8 million for him in the hope that he would finally fill the void created by the departure of Peter Schmeichel.
Ferguson has acknowledged that goalkeepers, like great goalscorers, win and lose championships but Barthez isn't doing much to help United win this one. He has made several mistakes and yesterday's, elementary errors will further erode his confidence.
What will disappoint Ferguson is that for 45 minutes United looked as though they might steal all three points from their Highbury hosts. They weren't playing well but winning without playing well is the mark of a championship team.
Ferguson's preferred European line-up, with Ruud van Nistelrooy a lone striker supported by Paul Scholes, initially confused the Arsenal centre-back pairing of Sol Campbell and Matthew Upson. Campbell is best when given a marking role but Scholes, dropping deep, caused problems.
When, after just 14 minutes, Lauren slipped and Mikael Silvestre crossed from the left, Scholes had enough time and space to run on to the ball and turn it into the net.
That was United's only threat to the Arsenal goal throughout a first half in which their defence had far more to do than their attack.
Arsenal moved the ball about with accomplished ease and Barthez was forced into action by Thierry Henry, Ray Parlour and Robert Pires before providing a text-book example of the goalkeeper's art when saving at the feet of Henry just before the interval.
Wenger's inclusion of the energetic-Parlour alongside Patrick Vieira in the centre of midfield allowed Arsenal to up the tempo even further in the second half and, after just three minutes, watching England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson would have been surprised and concerned at the careless ball Gary Neville drove into the middle of the park.
Pires pounced on the mistake by the England right-back and set up a chance for Fredrik Ljungberg, who cleverly lifted his shot over the stranded Barthez.
Sensing all was not going to plan, Ferguson switched to a more conventional 4-4-2 but this gave Arsenal even more room to exploit their passing skills in midfield. Though clearly the superior side they still needed the unexpected intervention of Barthez to break the deadlock.
First, he miskicked a clearance straight to Henry. The French striker swept into the penalty area with the ball and drove it past Barthez.
Then, with barely two minutes remaining, Henry chased a through ball from Vieira to the edge of the area. Barthez ran from his goal and slid into the challenge. But he mishandled the ball and it fell at the feet of Henry, who put the ball in an empty net. Barthez couldn't hide his embarrassment and Ferguson's face was a picture.
"Give it to Barthez," chanted the jubilant Arsenal fans.
There was still a flicker of life in United and, as if to rub salt in the wound, Arsenal's young goalkeeper Stuart Taylor, deputising for the injured David Seaman and Richard Wright, saved bravely at the feet of substitute Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
"I was delighted with the performance," beamed Wenger, who suffered a 6-1 mauling at Old Trafford when his team last met United in the Premiership.
"We showed quality but just as important was the character of a young team who came from a goal behind to win a very important game."
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Burlington, IA (March 21, 2013) - The Burlington Bees are happy to announce two events leading up to Opening Day on April 4th.
On Tuesday, April 2nd, the Bees will take on the Southeastern Community College baseball team in an exhibition game starting at 5:30 PM. Admission for the game is free for Bees season ticket holders. There will be an entrance fee for anyone else with all the proceeds going to the SCC baseball team.
Then on Wednesday, April 3rd at 6:00 PM, fans are invited to the annual "Meet the Bees" event at the PZAZZ! Convention and Events Center. The 2013 team will be introduced and everyone in attendance will have the opportunity to get autographs. Admission is $10 for adults and $8 for children, and includes a pizza buffet.
The Bees home opener is April 4th when the Bees take on the Clinton LumberKings at 6:30 PM. For more information or to purchase tickets, please log onto www.gobees.com or call the office at (319) 754-5705.
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JIMMY CARTER 'America is no longer a democracy'
Many Americans would agree with former President Jimmy Carter's statement that America is no longer a democracy. He made the statement in the wake of the National Security Agency (NSA) scandal. He criticized the U.S. political system. He went on to say "America has no functioning democracy." He made the comments to Germany's largest newspaper, Spiegel.
The one-term president noted that the nation's moral authority has sharply declined due to restrictions of civil rights. Mr. Carter's assessment of America is shared by other U.S. government officials.
Former Supreme Court Justice David Souter told University of New Hampshire School of Law that the "pervasive civic ignorance" in the U.S. could bring dictatorship:
"I don't worry about our losing a republican government in the United States because I'm afraid of a foreign invasion. I don't worry about it because of a coup by the military, as has happened in some other places. What I worry about is that when problems are not addressed people will not know who is responsible, and when the problems get bad enough — as they might do for example with another serious terrorist attack, as they might do with another financial meltdown — some one person will come forward and say: 'Give me total power and I will solve this problem.'
Bottom line: Americans are no longer looking at solving complex problems with complex and often times painful solutions.
Justice Souter is not alone in his thinking that the U.S. is susceptible to a dictatorial solution to our national problems.
Former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor warned of a dictatorial America. "We must be ever-vigilant against those who would strong-arm the judiciary."
Before anyone jumps to the assumption that this president is the focus of Mr. Carter's hypothesis, he is not. In fact, Former prominent Republican Rep. Bob Barr stated that "the U.S. is close to becoming a totalitarian society and that the Bush administration is using fear to try to ensure that this happens."
There are those who do fear the trend exhibited by this president. Current U.S. Congressman Ron Paul stated, the government "is determined to have martial law," and that the government is hoping to get the people "fearful enough that they will accept the man on the white horse."
In light of all the scandals hounding this administration — Internal Revenue targeting of nonprofits, NSA listening in on citizens and news organizations, an attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Fast and Furious gun running to drug cartels, forced buy-in to Affordable Care Act — Americans must be vigilant in protecting our democratic republic. There is no quick fix to our nation's monumental problems. It's going to take sacrifice and determination to avoid Mr. Carter's assessment of the nation from becoming a reality.
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Only Philadelphia, NYC, Boston, and Charleston are "cities" The Colonial Melting Pot • By 1775… – 6% of Colonists are German (mostly in PA, Protestant, 1/3 of PA population – 7% Scots-Irish (Scots who had moved to Ireland then to the the colonies, mostly to PA) • Spread out down to the Allegheny and Appalachian Mountains into western MD, VA, and Carolinas • No love for the British or any other government for that matter • 5% other European groups (French, Welsh, Dutch, Swedes, Irish, Swiss, Scottish) The Colonial Melting Pot • South has 90% of colonial slaves • Least ethnic diversity in New England, most in the middle colonies. • Outside of New England, half of the population is non-English • Michel Guillaume de Crèvecoeur quote – "a strange mixture of blood, which you will find in no other country" – "What then is the American, this new man?" Map 5.1: Immigrant Groups in 1775 Copyright © by Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved. 5 Structure of Colonial Society • Openness of the social ladder – No titled nobility (lords, earls, etc.) – No real underclass in white society • Beginning to change in the 18th Century – Wars during the 1690s and early 1700s made a number of merchants in the middle colonies and New England very rich – By 1750, the richest 10% in Boston and Philadelphia have 2/3 of the wealth Structure of Colonial Society • The poor – Wars of the 1690s and early 1700s create widows and orphans who become society's dependents – Farm sizes are shrinking drastically in New England. No new land is available, so the land already claimed is divided among families. Forces people to move west to seek land or become wage laborers Society in the South • Large-scale planters have a huge amount of power because they own so many slaves • Gap between wealthy planters and small farmers/tenant farmers is growing • Lower class also growing because of indentured servants continuing to come to America Slavery Becoming an Issue • Slaves had no equality, and no chance to improve their social or economic status • Some colonies attempt to restrict the importation of slaves because of fears of slave rebellions if their numbers grew too large • The British vetoed all of these efforts because of their desire for cheap labor for their colonies, especially in the West Indies Professions in the Colonies • Clerics- most honored • Doctors- Not looked highly upon – Bleeding – Epidemics were an everyday fear. Death of thousands of children in the 1730s due to diphtheria reminded many of their mortality • Lawyers – Not looked favorably upon at first Working in the Colonies • Agriculture – The leading industry – Tobacco in the Chesapeake colonies – Grain in the bread (middle) colonies – Diverse farming in New England • Fishing was a big industry in New England, but far below farming in the colonies Triangular Trade • Commercial trade was also big in the colonies • Triangle Trade – Leave New England with rum – Trade rum for slaves in Africa – Slaves for molasses in the West Indies – Molasses to New England to be distilled into rum • Also carried food and wooden products to the Caribbean Map 5.3: Colonial Trade Patterns, c. 1770 Copyright © by Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved. 13 Manufacturing in the Colonies • Smaller than most other industries, but some manufacturing endeavors are taking off – Rum distillation in Rhode Island and Massachusetts – Ironworks , like Valley Forge, found more • Lumbering the most important manufacturing – Lots of wood needed for shipbuilders – 400 ships per year built by 1770 Map 5.2: The Colonial Economy Copyright © by Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved. 15 Economic Problem • Growing population needs more British products • Population in Britain growing very slowly, so they are importing less American goods than we export to them • Have to seek out non-British markets to sell our goods (French Islands in the West Indies a good market) • Molasses Act passed to try to stop trade between colonies and West Indies • Bribery and smuggling become a major problem after this for the British Connection in the Colonies? • Roads in the 1700s are terrible – Dust in the summer and mud in the winter • Waterways the travel method of choice. – Slow and dependent on the weather, but cheap • Taverns (Another cradle of democracy) – Social classes would mingle together in what was a center of information in many colonial towns • Postal system – Service slow and mail didn't run often, no secrecy Denominations in the Colonies • Two established churches in 1775: Anglican and Congregational • Anglican Church – Prop of the crown's authority in America – Bad reputation of Anglican clergy. William and Mary founded in 1693 to train better ones. • Congregational Church – Grows out of the Puritan Church. – In all New England colonies except Rhode Island • Ministers become political activists as revolution gets closer.Presbyterian, Congregational, and rebellion (The Rebellion Trinity) The Great Awakening • New doctrines and more liberal membership policies threatening the church • Great Awakening is the revival in response in the 1730s and 1740s – Jonathan Edwards (1734)- Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God- Need for complete dependence on God's grace – George Whitefield- Toured the colonies starting in 1738. Great speaker, who preached human helplessness and divine omnipotence Effects of the Great Awakening • Emphasis on direct, emotional spirituality changed the church • Number of churches increased by the divides in denominations • New missionary work among Native Americans and slaves • "New light" centers created like Princeton, Brown, Dartmouth, and Rutgers • First spontaneous mass movement of Americans Education • New England most interested in education – Needed to be able to read the Bible – Education emphasis on good Christians rather than on good citizens – Established primary and secondary schools early as well • Elementary schools also existed in the middle colonies and South • Emphasis is on religion and classical languages, not reason and experiment • Nine colleges established in the colonies- still focused on theology and languages until the 1750s The Arts and Culture in the Colonies • Artists had to go to London for training. Still not a "American" art style • Charles Wilson Peale- portraits of George Washington • People in the U.S. do not have the money or leisure time to sit for portraits • Architecture from Europe as well Literature • Phillis Wheatley – Slave girl brought to Boston at age 8 – No formal education – Taken to England at 20, and writes a book of verse. • Benjamin Franklin – "First civilized American" – Poor Richard's Almanack- Witty sayings that emphasized morality, thrift, and common sense – More widely read in America than anything except the Bible – Best scientist produced in the early colonial times – Lightning Rod, Bifocals, Franklin stove Pioneer Presses • 40 Colonial newspapers by 1775 – Ran weekly • News typically lagged many weeks behind the event • Good tool for airing colonial grievances and rallying British opposition • John Peter Zenger case – New York case- Zenger's newspaper criticized the royal governor – Charged with seditious libel – Jury finds Zenger not guilty – Huge moment for freedom of the press and democracy – Open public discussion required in a diverse democratic society – Precedent that true statements about public officials cannot be prosecuted as libel Colonial Politics • 8 Colonies with royal governors, 3 with proprietors who chose the governors, and 2 who were self-governing • Two-house legislative body was typical – Upper house appointed usually – Lower house elected by the people with enough property to qualify as voters • Self-taxation through representation was a huge deal to Americans. Colonial Politics • Colonial assemblies would withhold a governor's salary unless he yielded to the legislature's wishes. Usually worked • Town-meeting gov't in New England, county gov't in the South, a mix in the Middle • Because of property and religious requirements to vote in different areas, nearly half of adult white males could not vote • Not a true democracy by 1775, but more so than anywhere in Europe


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"Everything is going well and a deal can be reached," said Espanyol sporting director Paco Herrera.
"The differences we have are ones we can solve and in the next two or three days there has to be a solution because there is no more time," he added.
Reports on Tuesday claimed Liverpool had reached a deal with the Barcelona-based side to sign Riera in an £8million deal, but Herrera stressed there were still some issues to be cleared up before a move could be completed.
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Kelli Farr has traveled all across America following politicians with a camera in hand. In campaign culture, she was known as a "tracker." Farr is a Democratic political consultant today, but in 2008, she followed Republicans John McCain and Sarah Palin to nearly every state on the campaign trail.
On one hand, tracking means accountability. But it also means that there's little opportunity to remain silent. It means that any small misstep will be used against a candidate in the court of public opinion. Takeaway Washington Correspondent Todd Zwillich spoke with Farr for the second part of our series "Road Warriors: Life on the Campaign Trail."