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Welcome back to the Actor's Studio. I, of course, am James Lupton, known only as far as I can remember for being from the Actor's Studio. Here, at the stage of one of most America's most prestigious Theatre Schools, an audience of acting students sit unaware that they've just spent $400000 for a career of dishwashing.
As always, I have acquired a successful celebrity who I will not only interview, but also look so sincerely interested in their answers that many will leave this interview hoping I don't later on peer into their window.
Young ladies and gentleman, please put your hands together for Rachel Doherty!
"Rachel, tell me, who is Rachel Doherty?"
"Well, first and foremost, I'm a wife and second I'm a parent."
"Rachel, your life has been broadcast all over the planet, how does that make you feel?"
"James, if you've seen me, you know I'm always smiling!"
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"Tell me, what is your favourite time of day"
"Well, that could be one of many. I think one of my favourites is when my son comes home covered in mud and tramps it all over my prisitine white kitchen floor."
"You seem to really enjoy that don't you?"
"Well, really the fun is cleaning it up when I know have the right paper towels at hand. I spend a lot of time shopping for four ply towels just to make the moment right. And have you seen his little face when he comes home. How could I be mad at him for not taking his shoes off, at least by the time he reaches the living room?"
A young female audience member wearing a bandana is busily trying to wipe away tears of admiration.
"Any others?"
"Yes. I love to get my period. Love it!"
"Really? I'm not of the, shall we say, feminine persuasion but I've always imagined that would have been one of your less favourite times"
"James! Are you kidding me? I spent most of that time, swimming dancing or running on the beach! And laughing and smiling. A lot of that!"
"Tell me about your love life"
"Me and Jack laugh a lot. Sometimes, he'll tell me he's going out for wings with the boys and I'll say, wasn't wing night last night?"
"But really him and the boys are just sneaking out to drink more Pabst. I can hear the laughing all the way to his sports car."
"About that car."
"Oh yes! It has great performance, handles curves well, and has a roomy interior. Wait, was this about my love life or the car?"
"Oh, Rebecca, you are too much. Tell me, how do you get through the day laughing?"
"Midol, Prozac and two of the finest bottles of gin I can find."
"Thank you, Rebeccah. You look terrific"
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Back to the old school ... The Jennings tales of prep school mayhem stand the test of time. Photograph: Murdo Macleod
Whether you love or loathe Harry Potter, there's no doubting JK Rowling's skill at combining tales of wizardry and magic with an equally popular literary sub-genre, the school story. However, as spells and fantastical monsters have thrilled millions the world over, the more conventional, almost quaint charms of the traditional school story now seem unlikely to compete with her rip-roaring adventures.
Admittedly, many of these books (most notoriously Frank Richards' Billy Bunter series) were undercut by issues of snobbishness and racism, as George Orwell brilliantly analysed in his essay "Boys' Weeklies", and so their loss might not seem a problem. However, this week's BBC serialisation of Anthony Buckeridge's Jennings Little Hut has been showing that not all "old" school stories are dull or outdated.
Buckeridge, himself a former teacher, created the character shortly after the second world war, firstly to amuse the boys at his school, and then for a series of radio plays commissioned by the BBC. After their success, Buckeridge condensed some of his material into the first book, Jennings Goes To School, and then followed the tale up with another 24 stories. It's estimated that the Jennings books have sold around 6 million copies worldwide; hardly a Rowling-sized number, admittedly, but far from bad for a series of books that might seem at first seem highly parochial.
What makes the Jennings books endlessly re-readable and enjoyable today, unlike the more strained tales of Bunter or William, is the wit and joie de vivre with which Buckeridge populates the world of Linbury Court, the prep school where the action takes place. The characters, whether boys or masters, are timeless; in addition to the bright, impetuous and over-keen Jennings, there is the hilariously earnest Darbishire, the benevolent Mr Carter (based, rumour has it, on Buckeridge himself, though he denied this and, best of all, the Wodehousian figure of Mr Wilkins, or "Old Wilkie", a well-meaning but somewhat pompous figure, given to elaborate ploys with the aim of taking the boys on at their own level, and normally humiliating himself as a result. His catchphrase "I...I...Corwhumph!" is a particular joy. The deliberately slangy and slightly stylised language throughout the books is a pleasure, whether it's Jennings' oath "Fossilised fish-hooks" or the boys' usual insult "clodpoll", which Buckeridge resurrected from Elizabethan obscurity.
You might have thought that books about the English prep school system are unlikely to appeal to today's 11-year old. Even in the unlikely event that they attend one, they're more likely to want to read more "relevant" books. (Indeed, Buckeridge, possibly at his publishers' behest, updated the books in the 90s with modern currency and references.) The charm of the Jennings series is that there's a complete absence of the boring moneyed snobbery that virtually every other school series boasts. Nobody is a lord, or an earl, or heir to a vast estate; the characters are straightforward and unpretentious. And, praise be, it's funny, with layers of irony and rich character observation that stand out a mile when the books are re-read as an adult. The minutae-obsessed headmaster, Mr Pemberton-Oakes, surely looks forward to Alan Bennett's great creations in Forty Years On and The History Boys.
The ever-modest Buckeridge was asked shortly before his death in 2004 what he thought of modern schoolboy books. "I've read Harry Potter, and he's good. He depends on magic, whereas Jennings depends on humour." Rowling, whose own work owes at least a passing debt to the tradition of Jennings and his fellows, has yet to make such a public declaration. But what are the chances of Harry Potter being read and appreciated as much in 50 years' time? For my money, hardly any.


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text: GOP, trying to reform March 24, 2013 Story Share This week, the Republican National Committee launched a campaign to convince Americans that the GOP consists of more than WORMs (white old rich men). The party may spend $10 million for ads designed to woo women, blacks, gays, Hispanics and other minorities who generally vote Democratic.Can the GOP make itself seem tolerant and open to all? Maybe -- but Tea Party hardliners immediately renounced the new strategy, implying that narrowness still prevails.Once upon a time, the Republican Party had numerous reasonable, cooperative leaders who would compromise while they pushed for frugality in government. The era of Dwight Eisenhower, Everett Dirksen, Nelson Rockefeller and Robert Taft abounded with GOP moderates.But the upsurge of fundamentalist and far-right GOP factions drove the party to extremes.Now, the Tea Party threatens to defeat any Republican who accepts gay marriage, or supports protections against gun massacres, or favors more taxes on billionaires, or considers reducing the military, or backs women's right to choose, or offers illegal Hispanics a route to citizenship, or voices concern about climate change, etc.As a result, the GOP has acquired a tone of intolerance that alienates young voters -- which abetted the party's defeat in the November election. A New York Times Magazine report says:"The GOP has lost the popular vote in five of the last six presidential elections. The party brand -- which is to say, its message and its messengers -- has become practically abhorrent to emerging demographic groups like Latinos and African-Americans, not to mention an entire generation of young voters." The article described a "focus group" in which participants were asked their spontaneous reaction to the word "Republican." Answers included "corporate greed... middle-aged white men... rich ... conservative ... hypocritical ... narrow-minded... rigid... racist... hateful" and other unappetizing terms. The report outlined how GOP committees are seeking ways to appeal to mainstream voters and average families. Meanwhile, conservative columnist Kathleen Parker says the party should be recaptured by old-line moderates who have been branded RINOs (Republicans in name only) by the tea party."RINOs need to take back the Republican Party," she wrote. She said far-right extremists display a "hysteria-driven obsession" to purge the GOP of moderates -- but this has "become a suicide mission" because the purge "poisons their party's ability to win national elections."America's demographics keep shifting in ways that benefit progressive Democratic Party values. The nation constantly grows more urban, educated, secular and ethnically diverse. Traditional whites soon will be less than half the population. These trends expand the Democratic base and erode the GOP base.A generation ago, the Republican mantra of "God, guns and gays" drew wide support, especially in rural regions like West Virginia. But America is changing. For example, the 2012 GOP platform demanded a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage -- but most of America is rushing to embrace equal wedlock.In the Republican-controlled House of Representatives, Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan revealed another spending plan -- his familiar stew of giveaways to billionaires, plus cuts to people-helping programs from student aid to Medicare to food stamps to high-speed rail. New York Times columnist Andrew Rosenthal said it shows that the GOP remains"180 degrees opposed to what most Americans want on just about any issue you care to name."Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va., commented: "House Republicans are once again trotting out a plan that would destroy programs like Medicare and Medicaid. House Republicans want to break the promises we've made to families working hard but still struggling to put food on the table, at-risk children, and seniors living on fixed incomes."Can Republicans change their "brand" to appeal to the evolving populace? So far, there's little sign of improvement. Keep reading the news and try to fathom where America is heading. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Gander Mountain gift cards no longer accepted 2 Former Winfield football coaching great Leon McCoy dies 3 Innerviews: Glass artisan builds business on refusal to fail 4 Delayed mortality hidden hazard of hot-water muskie fishing 5 University of Charleston names Reed Director of Athletics Development March 21, 2013: Guns; solar panels; schools; street lights; Troop 31 Previous Story Bigotry? Lincoln County mess Next Story


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Saturday, January 30, 2016
The Blaze - Feel Guilty!. Alt Right - No Guilt
Glenn Beck is having a complete emotional breakdown. His on-line magazine, The Blaze, is in financial turmoil.
Matt Walsh, some SJW looking journalist, went on a rant blaming YOU for the conditions in America. That is strange. I don't remember Americans voting to have our country flooded with Third World people. I don't remember Americans voting to ship our industry and jobs oversea. I don't remember Americans voting to turn America into a Third World shit hole.
But the ruling class is now wagging its finger at us and telling us that we are guilty and it is all our fault. And we need to grow up and vote for an establishment candidate. Maybe someone like Rubio who will continue unlimited immigration. But we certainly need to stop supporting Trump!
Wednesday, January 27, 2016
Is it wrong not to feel sad about the Holocaust?
Today was Holocaust Remembrance Day. And while I am opposed to any mass killing, I am not sure why we are supposed to feel guilt or sorrow for people who lived before we were born. Do the same people who lament the Holocaust demand that we also remember the Holodmor? And why do we forget the 40 million killed by Genghis Khan?
The answer to these questions is that the Holocaust is used as a justification to prevent White self-determination. But, based on that logic, the Holodomor should preclude ethnic Jewish nationalism in Israel.
Monday, January 25, 2016
Hungarian Defends European Women
The video below demonstrates that feminists do not care if women get raped. They only care if the man is White. In fact, calling for the defense of European women is "RACIST."
Saturday, January 23, 2016
A German Girl's Cry For Help
The video below is heartbreaking. A 16 year old German girl created a video asking us for help. The Muslim invaders are attacking German women and the German government is doing nothing. Well, the government did do something. The German government working with Facebook deleted her page and video. I am sure they will attempt to censor the video I have linked, so please make a copy and upload it when you can.
The people who caused this include this ((German )) politician who is openly advocating genocide of a people. Hopefully, these people will one day be made to account for their actions.
Wednesday, January 20, 2016
Roosh, the Alt Right and me
Below is an article I wrote about the Alt Right for The Return of the Kings.
This started a controversy that somehow I "support" Roosh. And then these same people DEMANDED that I explain statements that he has made.
Part of me did not want to comment because it sets a bad precedent. I am under no obligation to explain who are my friends. But then I realized that this is a bigger issue. There is a tendency for some people to act like gossip queens (sadly, even some men).
Guilt by association is a logical fallacy. And in the real world, people work and interact with people with various beliefs and backgrounds. Such interaction does not imply unqualified support for what others may say or do.
And in any movement (including the Alt Right) there will never be 100% agreement on all subjects. When a group attempts to enforce 100% agreement (such as SJWs) creativity is killed and it becomes a cult.
And I am not saying you have to agree with everyone and give up your beliefs. But learn to find common ground and find the best in people.
Monday, January 18, 2016
Amy Schumer butthurt over teen's twitter joke
If you are a vulgar comedian who makes a living by being "edgy" and "insulting" you need to learn how to take a joke. Men typically are funnier and can take jokes better than women. I think it is because we men have a tradition of insulting each other in a friendly fashion. We learn to toughen up and give it back. Women like Amy get butthurt and offended.
Movie critic Jackson Murphy, who is only 17 years-old, tweeted out an obvious joke Monday morning, and a joke that is very much in keeping with Amy Schumer's bawdy brand of comedy. Proving that with unearned fame comes a brittle diva attitude, rather than laugh along or ignore it, Schumer chose instead to publicly humiliate the teenager.
Kid started out pretty funny.
But then apologized.
Saturday, January 16, 2016
I'm With Him | RAMZPAUL
The Sea Hag (aka Hillary Clinton) created a YouTube video demanding that gun manufactures be responsible for gun crimes. The only way I figure that this is possible without banning guns is for the gun manufactures to put some trigger guard to prevent the wrong people from using guns. Based on crime data, African American fingers are most likely to pull the trigger in an in appropriate situation.
Luckily, we now have the science that can differentiate White fingerprints from Black fingerprints. This will allow gun manufactures to allow only White fingers to pull the trigger, thus drastically reducing gun crime in the country.
Wednesday, January 13, 2016
RAMZPAUL Alt Right Response to the State of the Union
There was a State of the Union address. The original State of the Union was just a letter from the President to Congress. We should return to that tradition! But, for now, we are stuck with this vulgar dog and pony show.
Obama brought in some Syrian refugee boy as a prop. Because he is cute that means we have a moral obligation to swamp our country with Muslims. The Founding Fathers would have wanted that.
And then some woman have the GOP rebuttal. She pretty much agreed with Obama that the USA should we overrun with Third World hordes. Luckily, so far only 536 people have watched her response on YouTube. So no one really gives a shit what she had to say.
Monday, January 11, 2016
Should the Alt Right White Knight?
The Alt Right is the synthesis of race realism and sex realism. Meaning, we recognize that racial and sexual differences are real and equality is a myth.
But because we recognize race differences does that mean we must hate other races? And if we recognize that men and women are different does that mean we hate women?
Hatred for other races does not belong in the Alt Right. We just advocate for self-determination for all people. Similarly, we do not need to hate or exclude women. We just recognize that nature has provided us with different functions and roles. For example, it is proper for a woman to be a mother, not a soldier. Pretending that a woman can be an effective Navy Seal is just silly and a denial of reality. We must always focus of what is real, not on how we might wish things to be.
Concerning "White Knighting" - it depends on the motivation. Helping people in need (such as women, children or the elderly) is a noble quality for a man. Such is a healthy form of White Knighting.
But sucking up to a girl in an attempt to gain romantic affections is pathetic and harmful. Boys should be taught to avoid such "White Knighting". Many girls (see link below) will naturally take advantage of naive boys who engage in such White Knighting.
Friday, January 8, 2016
What Is The Alternative Right?
An article I did for Return Of Kings that explains the Alt Right.
In 1969 my Dad and Mom loaded my little brother and me into the family station wagon and we took a drive to Boulder, Colorado. Our goal was to drive slowly through the University of Colorado campus. It was our cheap alternative to taking the family to Yellowstone Park to look at the bears. But instead of looking at bears begging for food, we looked at hippies sitting on the campus lawn smoking dope.
Wednesday, January 6, 2016
Feminism enables rape culture in Germany
A 1,000 Muslim refugees thanked their German hosts by going on a rape rampage on New Year's Eve. The female mayor responded that German women better learn to change their behavior. Feminists are silent. Any questions ladies?
Feminism does not give a damn about women. It was designed just to harm White families.
Below is a video on an eyewitness account. Due to current censorship laws this may be pulled. So watch it soon.
Monday, January 4, 2016
The Oregon Standoff
The Oregon standoff is a preview of what could come if the United States breaks apart. Hopefully, it we break apart like the Soviet Union it will be peaceful. But the Founding Fathers put in the 2nd Amendment as a way to give power to the citizens.
This ranchers are really a throwback to an older era. They are not wearing the cowboy gear as some form of cosplay. These are still men that are very independent by nature. The type that conquered the West.
Saturday, January 2, 2016
Three Predictions for 2016
Three Predictions for 2016.
1. Hillary beats Trump in a close election
The election will not be Trump vs. Hillary. It will be Trump vs. Hillary, Republicans and Mainstream Media. I hope this prediction is wrong. But I see the elite pulling every dirty trick possible to stop Trump.
2. The Death of the GOP
The Republican Party will never recover from this defeat on a national level. Eight more years of open borders will ensure that there will not be enough White voters for the Republicans to win the Electoral College. California has already flipped from being a Republican state to a solid Democrat state. Soon Texas will also flip and that will spell the end of the Republican Party.
The GOP will still exist - but as token opposition.
3. Rise of the Alt Right
By the end of the year the Alt Right will be seen as the only viable opposition to the Democrat/Republican party. The establishment will pressure corporations to censor dissident speech under "hate speech" rules.
So what are your three predictions for 2016?
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Omega in Action
Omega in Action highlights inspiring people and organizations making meaningful change. From protecting the environment to empowering women, healing veterans, and serving nonprofits, you'll find fresh perspectives, trending news, and the latest information on noteworthy events here at Omega and around the world.
Omega CEO Responds to New York Times Article
Omega CEO, Robert "Skip" Backus, responded yesterday to a New York Times article covering local community reaction to the proposed upgrade of power lines in the Hudson Valley.
In the article titled, "With Power Comes Ambivalence," a number of residents—from farmers to homeowners and real estate agents to business owners—expressed deep concern about the possible economic, health, and environmental impact of the upgrade. They also shared how they are organizing to ensure their voices are heard in the development of the final proposal for the upgrade.
In his response, Backus said, "We need to be sure to have a full and rich conversation about all the costs involved in this proposal. It's easy to point out numbers concerning congestion costs to businesses and residents' utility bills, but other short and long term costs are less transparent. Let's be sure to understand what best serves all the communities both upstate and downstate."
Read the New York Times article and Skip Backus' full response
More Than 100 Walk to #BringBackOurGirls
This Mother's Day, the Omega Women's Leadership Center and a coalition of local organizations, including the Eleanor Roosevelt Partnership at Val Kill and the Dutchess County Regional Chamber of Commerce's Women's Leadership Alliance, held an event at Walkway Over the Hudson in support of 276 kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls and their families. The girls were kidnapped four weeks ago by Islamic extremists.
The event began on the Poughkeepsie side of the Walkway at 10:00 a.m. More than 100 women, men, and children walked in concern for the fate of the young women in Nigeria and in solidarity for an end to violence against women and girls worldwide.
"It's not just a women's issue, it's a social issue, it's a global issue, it's a human rights issue, and we can't just sit by and not say something," said Carla Goldstein, cofounder of the Women's Leadership Center and chief external affairs officer at Omega Institute.
Mother's Day Walk to Send Solidarity Message to Nigeria #BringBackOurGirls
The Dutchess County Women's Leadership Alliance & the Omega Women's Leadership Center Announce Gathering at Walkway Over The Hudson this Sunday at 10 a.m.
RHINEBECK, NY – As the world watches and waits on the fate of 276 stolen Nigerian schoolgirls, organizations and concerned citizens around the world are speaking out this Mother's Day to call for an end to violence against women and girls everywhere. In the Hudson Valley, concerned leaders are organizing an event at Walkway Over The Hudson this Sunday morning, May 11th, to send a message that what has happened in Nigeria cannot be ignored, and that they stand in solidarity with the mothers and girls of Nigeria. The event will begin on the Poughkeepsie side of the Walkway at 10 a.m.
"This is the worst shame. We are walking in moral outrage as once again girls' rights are trampled on. Imagine their fear and horror and sense of isolation. We are there with them," said Manuela Roosevelt, board chair of the Eleanor Roosevelt Partnership at Val Kill.
"Key to ending violence against women and girls is making it visible, and ensuring that it is culturally and legally intolerable," said Carla Goldstein, chief external affairs officer at Omega Institute and cofounder of the Omega Women's Leadership Center (OWLC). "This September we are hosting a program, Women/Men: The Next Conversation, that features global leaders working to end violence against women and girls. We could not stand by on Mother's Day without connecting the dots."
"The Dutchess County Regional Chamber of Commerce's Women's Leadership Alliance (WLA) is proud to lend its support of this awareness and walk together to symbolize solidarity. The WLA each year holds events to mark International Women's Day on March 8th," said Gloria Cukar, Women's Leadership Alliance liaison, Dutchess County Regional Chamber of Commerce.
About Omega Institute for Holistic Studies
Founded in 1977, Omega Institute for Holistic Studies is the nation's most trusted source for wellness and personal growth. As a nonprofit organization, Omega offers diverse and innovative educational experiences that inspire an integrated approach to personal and social change. The Omega Women's Leadership Center is a special initiative of Omega. Located on 200 acres in the beautiful Hudson Valley, Omega welcomes more than 23,000 people to its workshops, conferences, and retreats in Rhinebeck, New York, and at exceptional locations around the world. eOmega.org
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A Veteran's Experience of Healing
On April 16–20, Omega hosted the Costs of War, Violence & Denial retreat with Claude AnShin Thomas. In this intensive retreat for veterans living with post-traumatic stress, veterans, their families, and friends explored many different meditations as a path to healing.
During the program, participants were asked to write about something related to their wartime experience they had never told anyone. Afterward, 10 veterans got up and read their stories in front of the group, revealing how personal—and universal—their experiences were, and also how healing and bonding it was to share their stories with others. One Vietnam veteran shared his story online, where he reflected on bravery, opening up, and being human.
Learn more about one veteran's experience in the program
Keep Power Lines Within Current Footprint
Continuing their campaign against proposed power line expansion plans in upstate New York, Scenic Hudson and Omega Institute have had a letter to the editor published in the Albany Times Union.
Signed by Omega CEO Robert "Skip" Backus and Scenic Hudson president Ned Sullivan, the letter says any plan to expand the state's electricity transmission infrastructure must ensure power lines remain "within the footprint of existing infrastructure," and urges "the [Public Service Commission] to accelerate selection of bidders that fully meet these goals."
Doing so will allow farm, home, and business owners, whose properties abut or are in the viewshed of proposed utility expansion corridors, some much needed clarity on how their lives and properties will be affected in the future.
Read the full letter to the editor.
OWLC Attends the UN Commission on the Status of Women
Omega Women's Leadership (OWLC) director, Michele Bertran, recently attended the UN Commission on the Status of Women at the UN headquarters in New York City. This was the fifty-eighth annual session and included representatives of Member States, UN entities, and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) from all over the world. This year's theme was "Challenges and achievements in the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals for women and girls."
The OWLC attended a pivotal session, "Open Dialogue on Beijing + 20," a discussion about the progress made in the almost 20 years since the 1995 UN Fourth World Conference on Women held in Beijing, China. The session solidified a call to all duty bearers for unprecedented will and commitment to end gender inequality. It also highlighted UN Women's plan to create a "forward looking process that will galvanize diverse stakeholders: governments, parliamentarians, civil society, media, opinion leaders, the UN system, and the private sectors" around the following specific core objectives:
- Renew political will, commitment, and concrete action by governments and all partners to accelerate implementation of the Beijing Platform for Action
- Enhance social mobilization, awareness-raising, and revitalized public debate across all sectors of society
- Strengthen evidence to increase knowledge and understanding of the structural causes of gender-based discrimination and inequality and of solutions and best practices
- Invest in sufficient resources for achieving gender equality, women's rights, and women's empowerment
OWLC in Denver for Mediation Training
Omega Women's Leadership Center (OWLC) director, Michele Bertran, participated in a conflict resolution training with InAccord Justice Centers to share information about Omega and the OWLC with others working for peaceful solutions and just outcomes. Held in Denver, Colorado, the training was attended by 22 participants from the United States and Nigeria interested in honing their mediation, arbitration, and restorative justice skills. Bertran said Omega's holistic worldview "that the well-being of each is connected to the well-being of all of us" really resonated with those who are actively working for peace and justice.
InAccord Justice Centers provides services and training in mediation, arbitration, and restorative justice through a collection of centers located globally. Their procedural conflict resolution model was developed by Mediators Without Borders. An "empirically based technique," it offers empowerment, transparency, and fairness, and incorporates research in achieving solutions to conflict.
Founder of InAccord Justice and Mediators Without Borders, Shauna Ries, organized the event and led the training. She and Michele Bertran are cofaculty for the upcoming OWLC workshop, Leading with Emotional Courage: How Empathy Can Heal, Inspire & Create Breakthroughs, from May 23-26.
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Dear Friends,
I want to thank all of you who took the time to post a comment concerning the construction of transmission power lines. The Public Service Commission (PSC) has clearly heard and responded to our concerns.
The PSC will encourage transmission line developers to conform their proposals to Governor Cuomo's policy that any new power lines stay completely within existing developed corridors.
While this is a move in the right direction, there is still a long process ahead of us with what I am sure are many twists and turns. I honor the PSC's commitment to open process and their desire to reach the highest and best solution, keeping in mind our concerns for both the economy and the environment.
Thank you once again for your commitment to protecting the Hudson Valley's natural assets, communities, and businesses. I will stay in touch as this important issue unfolds.
With appreciation,
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Please help preserve Omega's Campus and the environmental health, cultural heritage, and beauty of the Hudson Valley.
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Dear Friends:
As the CEO of Omega Institute, I am writing to urge you to stand together with us to protect the Hudson Valley and the Omega Rhinebeck campus. You can help by adding your voice to the public comments before Thursday, February 20, by clicking on the link below in the "What You Can Do" section of this email.
First, let me explain. We have joined the Hudson Valley Smart Energy Coalition to avert the new construction of outdated high-voltage power lines that could forever damage the Hudson Valley's natural assets, communities, and businesses—including Omega's Rhinebeck campus. Four proposals are in a competitive process, seeking to build power lines with towers that could reach a height of 165 feet. In total, the proposed projects could span 150 miles and pass through 13 counties and 38 towns—including 24 towns in the Hudson Valley.
One of the proposals under consideration would run new lines through the Omega campus, taking down tree lines and impacting the overall natural beauty of our Rhinebeck home.
Community feedback to the Public Service Commission (PSC) is critical at this juncture. The PSC will meet on Thursday, February 20, to decide how and if the proposed Hudson Valley projects will comply with the Governor's recommendation to keep power upgrades within existing power lines footprint.
What You Can Do
I am asking you as a member of the Omega community to add your voice to the public comments. Here are three easy ways to help by using our model comments below (electronic submission is fastest):
- Submit comments electronically—post your comments here, and see others' comments here
- Email the PSC at email@example.com
- Mail comments to the Hon. Kathleen H. Burgess, Secretary, New York State Public Service Commission, Three Empire State Plaza, Albany, New York 12223-1350.
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Please send comments below as is—or increase the impact of your comments by putting them in your own words.
- I agree with Gov. Cuomo's recommendation that transmission upgrade projects should remain entirely within existing rights-of-way in length, height, and width. If power lines must be constructed, this is clearly the best way to minimize landowner and environmental impacts.
- I urge the PSC to solicit proposals for demand-side management, newer micro-grid technology, and environmentally sound local power generation in the lower Hudson Valley and New York City to replace the need for more traditional power line infrastructure.
Thank you! Your effort means a lot and we appreciate you helping Omega protect and preserve our Rhinebeck campus and the Hudson Valley.
By submitting your comments you're joining concerned citizens who know that a healthy and beautiful Hudson Valley is important for our quality of life and for lasting economic opportunity for us and future generations.
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AMES, Iowa — The Kansas State track and field team followed up an impressive second day at the Bill Bergan Invitational with a balanced closing effort from both the men's and women's squads on Saturday.
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Highlighting the team's balanced effort were several performances in the track events, led by Tia Gamble in the 600-yard run.
The sophomore defeated reigning Big 12 Indoor Champion Ese Okoro, from Iowa State, by more than a second with a time of 1:21.38.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - February 17, 2000, New Braunfels, Texas 2033 2 MO09 IC)/22/0Cl 7 3 SO - Ult: S T MIC RO PU BL I SH I NG 2627 E YONBELL DR EL PHSO, TX 79903-Herald-Zeitung Vol. 149 No. 65 14 pgs. in 2 sections February 17, 2000 Thursday Serving Comal County since 1852 50 cents Use of bed tax funds could go to voters By Peri Stone-Palmquist Staff Writer New Braunfels voters could end up choosing how the city's hotel/motel tax revenue will be used if a petition initiative goes on the May 6 ballot. At a special meeting 4 p.m. Friday in the municipal building, city council will decide whether the initiative, turned in Tuesday with more than 1,000 signatures, will go on the ballot. Because the initiative has more than 30 percent of registered voters who voted in the last general election, council must consider the proposal, which would eliminate using the city's portion of bed tax revenue for a convention center. Council either could approve the amended ordinance as is or call a special election. If council votes against the petition, a special election is automatically called. If the public approves the petition initiative, council could not consider using that money for a convention center, as proposed by the Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce, until the public approved that in another vote. Friday's meeting originally was called for 6 p.m. but was rescheduled to 4 p.m. because not enough council members could make it. Council wasn't told of the meeting until Wednesday, although the meeting was posted Tuesday. "We forgot to call council (Tuesday night)," city attorney Floyd Akers said. See VOTERS/3A NBISD votes to start school on Aug. 23 By Heather Todd Staff Writer Next year, New Braunfels Independent School District students and staff will start the school year Aug. 23 and end the first semester in January, despite protests from some parents and students that final exams should be taken before the holidays. NBISD trustees approved a 2000-2001 calendar Tuesday night in a 6-1 vote, with trustee Jim Callahan rejecting the calendar draft. Trustees heard presentations on four different calendar drafts before making a decision, including one that mirrored Comal Independent School District's calendar. In an overwhelming vote, trustees Tuesday night decided to support the calendar recommended by the Districtwide Education Improvement Council. Superintendent Ron Reaves also presented three alternative calendars in response to trustees' request for calendars with the first semester ending before the holiday break. The committee, which is comprised of parents, administrators, teachers and business community members, began meeting in October to develop a calendar draft for board approval. Under the new calendar, NBISD students will start school Aug. 23 and have Nov. 22-24 off for Thanksgiving and Dec. 18-Jan. 2 off for the holiday break. The first semester will end Jan. 12, which means secondary students likely will take final exams when they return from the Christmas holidays. Renea Ritchie, who was representing the DEIC, said the calendar proposed to trustees got 85 percent consensus fromKey DatesAUG. 23 — Beginning of the 2000-2001 school year NOV. 22-24 — Thanksgiving holidays DEC. 18-JAN. 2 — Christmas holidays JAN. 12 —first semester ends committee members. Callahan, who supported ending the first semester before the holiday break, said the DEIC calendar gave students seven less instructional days to prepare for the exit-level TAAS compared to CISD's calendar. To address some parents concerns, Ritchie suggested administrators next year require all projects be due before the holidays and direct teachers to not make assignments over the holidays. Two NBHS students — student body president Michael Kendel and Hilary Ross — voiced support for the calendar that started Aug. 16 and ended the first semester before the holiday break. Reaves presented CISD's 2000-2001 calendar, which has an Aug. 16 start date and ends the first semester before students return from the holiday break. CISD officials said trustees are scheduled to revisit the calendar issue at their Feb. 24 meeting after several teachers voiced concerns about breaks. In the approved calendar, Nov. 22, the Wednesday before Thanksgiving, and Dec. 22, the Friday before Christmas, are school days. Teachers said they were concerned about poor attendance and student performance on those days. Schertz considers annexing Comal Elementary land By Ron Maloney Herald-Zeitung Correspondent SCHERTZ — Schertz's first public hearing on proposed annexation of land around Comal Elementary School came and went with scant attention Tuesday night. One Schertz resident spoke against the annexation issue in the public hearing portion of the Schertz City Council meeting. A pair of adjacent landowners who City Manager Kerry Sweatt said wrote letters opposing the annexation didn't attend the meeting. Comal Independent School District officials approached Schertz in late October seeking to have the city annex just more than 16 acres of property near Comal Elementary School on Farm-to-Market Road 482. The school property is in Comal County within the city of Schertz extra-territorial jurisdiction at 6720 FM 482. On Jan. 18, council unanimously approved a resolution scheduling public hearings on the question. Roy Linnartz, CISD director of maintenance and operations, said annexation would municipal sewage service to be extended to the school, which now serves about 500 students in about 25 classrooms. Comal ISD will seek bids in spring or early summer on a 26-classroom building project that Linnartz said would double the size of the school. "Like the city of Schertz, Comal ISD is growing rather rapidly," Linnartz told the council. "The (district) trustees recognize the need to expand the school." Currently, Linnartz said, the facil ity is served by a septic system. "The campus has been essentially landlocked," Linnartz said. To build the expansion, CISD had bought adjacent property that is contiguous to the school and to Schertz. "About 40 percent of the school yard is in the septic field," Linnartz said. About five years ago, Linnartz said, the system failed. Upgrades have kept it in operation since then, he said. "It is not an optimal situation," Linnartz said. 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Google has expanded in more ways than we can ever imagine. The company seems to have touched base with every trending product, giving off its trademark in the mobile tech world. With every addition Google makes to expand their service to its consumers, they have to weigh in the competitors. Google Hangouts is a communication platform developed by Google which includes instant messaging, video chat, SMS and VOIP features. This was launched last 2013 and only a few knew of what Hangouts is capable of. Over time, Google has been floating as not to truly emphasize what the app is exactly for.
Just recently, they finally decided: Google Hangouts is supposed to be a business communication tool to compliment its consumer apps. As developments grew, Hangouts is believed to stand at par with Microsoft-based app, Slack. Slack is a team communication tool that brings together all of your team communications in one place, instantly searchable and available wherever you go. For some android phones, Google Hangouts is one of the default apps present. With much integration on the platform, Google Hangouts now addresses a wider base for business clients. The app still supports Chat but has a bigger improvement by adding in chat rooms.
The core feature of Hangout Chat is the app's integration of Google Docs and Google Sheets. This is the strength of the app against other developers as they are directly integrated with Google. Google is also launching with some extensibility options: users will be able to create "app scripts" to have bots do work inside the chat, and it will allow third-party companies to create apps that integrate with Hangouts Chat. When you set an appointment in the chat room and the details are set, you can allow access to your calendar so that it can automatically schedule it on your calendar. As this is just starting its development, we can't tell the advancement of its features like what Slack has earned over the years.
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Hangouts can also hold virtual meetings over the web called "Hangouts meet". Google assured that the feature can run on basic setup computers, thereby lightweight, allowing 30 participants per conference. With the integration of screen sharing, although participants are not on the same room, everybody can have a view alike so that no one gets left behind. The identity crisis has finally come to an end as Google has finally found a match for it: corporate collaboration.
As for now, Hangouts is available for Google Cloud or G suite product subscribers as of now. Anyone can download the app actually from the App Store or Play store, their "Premium" account however offers limited functions. We're hoping though, in the future, they can extend their service to all. This is a solid leap for Google; an avenue where they can fully offer the potentials of their products and services. The connection of each and every application vital to promote the business is well-planned making things easier for the user to collaborate with others. We're positive this will be a hit!


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After my phone call with Cara I rang the others and told them that Cara wanted everyone to come round to hers for a nice relaxed meal and evening together. Ali seemed quite reluctant to come and socialise with everyone and it was with quite a lot of persuasion that I eventually got her to agree to come. I thought that it was slightly odd that Ali didn't want to come out; it was as though she thought that things would be awkward if she were there which of course is total rubbish as Ali was quite a character in our group of friends who we would be lost without.
The evening soon rolled around and before I knew it, Megan and I were knocking on the door to Sam and Cara's flat. Sam answered the door, a tea towel thrown over one of her shoulders and wearing a black shirt and some black skinny jeans,
"Hey you two, come in. The others haven't arrived yet but come up; Cara is in the living room." Sam said holding the door wide for us both to enter. We followed Sam along the corridor and into the kitchen which was alive with beautiful smells of cooking food.
"I just need to check on the salmon and the potatoes, do you two want to hang up your coats and go and see Cara, she is in the living room on the sofa," Sam said whilst pulling on some oven gloves and pulling open the oven where the smell of cooking salmon filled my nostrils.
I walked into the living room and spotted Cara sitting cross legged on the sofa, she was wearing a pair of blue jeans and a thin jumper which showed me just how skinny Cara had gotten. I was taken aback for a moment by just how thin she was, she had always hidden it so well before.
"Hey Cara, you okay?" I said leaning down to give her a hug and dropping down onto the sofa next to her.
"Yeah, I'm okay considering…. You know…. Things," she said shrugging.
"I know. I'm sorry neither Megan or I could donate to you,"
"It's okay. I mean, it's not your fault." She said.
"Yeah, I know but I would have liked too." I said.
"Yeah I know," Cara said.
"Do you know if anyone who got tested is a match?" I asked curiously, looking at Cara,
"Guess we'll find out. Sam was upset when I told her she wasn't."
"I can imagine, she will want to have helped just as much as I did."
The sound of the front door opening and chatter could be heard and we didn't need Sam's shout of, "They're here!" to guess that Ali, Jak, Liam and Callum, had all just arrived.
"Hey C," Liam called as he entered the living room and pulled Cara into a hug, "Christ you are getting so thin C!" he commented, pulling Cara to arms length to look at her properly.
"Shut it Liam. Watch the catheter," Cara said smiling at him, I was glad that I wasn't the only one who thought Cara was getting skinny.
Ali came in closely followed by Jak and then lastly by Callum. They sat themselves down on the opposite sofa and smiled warmly at Cara.
"Hey Cara, you okay?" Ali asked smiling softly at her. It struck me that Ali wasn't quite her normal bubbly self tonight but I guessed it might be to do with Cara's situation. I guessed that she wasn't a match.
"I'm okay Ali are you?"
"Not bad," Ali replied quietly smiling at Cara again before shifting slightly in her seat and telling Jak to move his fat bum so she had more room. Liam sat himself down on the chair arm on Ali's right hand side as there was no room left on the sofa.
"Liam, there is another chair there," Cara pointed out,
"Yeah but then Megan wont have a seat," he said pointing at Megan who was also standing as there was no more seats.
"Its okay Liam, you have it…." Megan said but Liam shook his head,
"Nope, mid year resolution, be the gentleman," he said, "You have the chair, I insist!"
"Well, if you insist Liam," Megan said chuckling slightly.
"You? A gentleman Liam?" Ali jibed playfully,
"Yeah! It's my mid year resolution,"
"Since when?" I asked,
"Since my best friend told me she was seriously ill," he said seriously and that put an end to all joking.
"So…." I said breaking the awkwardness that had filled the air,
"So…." Liam said, "err, How is everyone…."
"Yeah not bad Liam, but Megan and I got our letters today and we can't donate to Cara so that was a bit of a bummer," I said.
"I got my letter too," Jak said, "I'm not a match either," he said disappointedly, "Sorry Cara."
"Don't worry Jak, I….."
"…But Ali, got hers today too but she wouldn't say what it was…" Jak continued quickly and everyone turned to look at her. Ali was giving Jak an annoyed stare and didn't answer immediately but due to all the stares she took a deep sign and said,
"I'm a match,"
"That's brilliant news!" everyone said smiling but Megan looked serious, looking directly at Cara and fidgeting,
"But what?" Jak asked,
"I can't do it…." Ali said, "I am so sorry Cara but its personal reasons and I really wish it was different but I just can't."
Every smile in the room dropped off faces as they all turned to face Ali looking outraged.
"But what personal problems?" Jak asks her, trying to sound worried rather than annoyed that she was being so selfish.
"None of your business Jak. Look I am really sorry Cara, I really am but can we just drop the subject," she said the last to Jak who scowled but did not press the matter.
"Dinner!" Sam called from the other room and without saying a word everyone got up and headed towards the kitchen where Sam was laying the table. I held back for a fraction of a second to grab Ali's arm and pull her aside without the others knowing,
" Are you okay?" I asked concerned,
Ali nodded quickly, pulled away and headed into the kitchen before I could press the topic, Ali knew that I knew that she was upset about something and I was going find out what it was before the night was out.


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LightSquared plans to start building its terrestrial wireless network soon, despite a regulatory approval process that has sparked vehement opposition from GPS vendors and won't be over until at least the middle of August.
A GPS industry group dismissed mobile startup LightSquared's alternative proposal for an LTE network that would operate on frequencies close to the GPS band, saying the company hasn't presented any clear plan to reduce interference.
LightSquared filed a long-awaited report on possible GPS interference by its planned cellular network to the FCC on Thursday, along with a formal proposal to use a different block of frequencies to prevent those problems.
There's little disagreement about what a test report expected this week will say about LightSquared's proposed LTE network: It knocks out GPS on many devices. There's far less consensus about what causes the problem and what to do about it.
Mobile startup LightSquared has gained another wholesale customer on Tuesday even as more critics joined a group that opposes LightSquared's planned LTE network on the grounds that it will interfere with GPS.
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