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Kellyanne Conway, campaign chairman for President-elect Donald Trump, mocked the Democratic Party on Wednesday for its re-election of Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., as House Minority Leader.
Pelosi, who has been the house leader for Democrats since 2003, won by a large margin over Rep. Tim Ryan, D-Ohio, winning 134-63.
Because of his Midwestern roots, Ryan believed that he would be a stronger selection to lead the party, especially given the fact Hillary Clinton lost the presidential election due in large part to Trump's dominance among rural and working-class voters.
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Conway sent a tweet after learning of Pelosi's re-election, saying it was clear the party hadn't learned its lesson from losing the election.
What a relief. I was worried they had learned from the elections & might be competitive and cohesive again. https://t.co/cvwi0IxLdU
— Kellyanne Conway (@KellyannePolls) November 30, 2016
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Earlier Wednesday, Conway spoke about the choices the Democrats had with the leadership elections, and said they were going to have an opportunity to save themselves from becoming an elitist party, similar to how she felt Trump saved the Republican party.
"That's also something the Democratic Party is going to grapple with when you have leadership races between an aforementioned member of Congress who represents a working-class district versus those who represent San Francisco," she said.
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In a tweet sent Sunday, Conway speculated on what the Democratic Party would do in its leadership election.
Democrats lost 60 seats in the House under @POTUS. Will they reward @NancyPelosi with reelection to leader for this disaster? #outoftouch https://t.co/ByiSzyXPBz
— Kellyanne Conway (@KellyannePolls) November 27, 2016
The Republican National Committee seemed to agree with Conway's sentiments, releasing a statement written by Co-Chair Sharon Day, that questioned the direction the Democrats were taking.
"This year voters went to the polls and made a bold statement for change in Washington, but House Democrats just doubled down on the status quo," Day said. "The American people have been trying to send the Democrat Party a message … but Nancy Pelosi's re-election shows Democrats aren't listening.
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"Democrats inexplicably keep rewarding her track record of failed leadership with successive terms as House Minority Leader. Voters have repeatedly rejected Pelosi's liberal agenda of higher taxes, weak border enforcement, and government-run healthcare, yet out-of-touch congressional Democrats have chosen to side with Washington insiders to pursue more of the same. While House Democrats fight over who will be their prime defender of extreme policies that don't work for American families, House Republicans led by Speaker (Paul) Ryan are offering a better way forward and will help turn President-elect Donald Trump's agenda into legislative reality."
In an interview with NBC's Meet The Press, Tim Ryan said the current state of the Democratic Party greatly troubles him.
"The level of frustration in our caucus is as great as I've ever seen it," he said. "Now we're not even the national party. We're a coastal party. And we've got to move forward. If we're not going to get voters in Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota, go back down south. When I first got in Congress, we had members from Tennessee. We've got to go back there and campaign and get those folks back in the fold."
Ryan says the party has to look at what it is telling voters.
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"The reality of it is our message has been wrong," he said. "We've got to get the message right. We've got to have the right messenger."


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Data Centers are installations specifically built with the primary purpose to house and provide the adequate environmental conditions (space, power, cooling, and physical security) for the computer and telecommunication equipment used in an organization (Snevely, 2002). However, by extension Data Center Systems can be defined as the whole system rooted in a physical Data Center installation that includes the human resource, the service, the financial, the procurement and the operations sub-systems.
Data Centers (and Data Center Systems) have become a relevant organizational asset for generating valuable information resources and providing Information Technology and Communication (ICT) functionalities to local and remote internal or external end users. Furthermore, in the last decade, with the explosion of web-based and inter-organizational systems for these type of end users, in large and medium-sized organizations with international operations, the Data Centers Systems can be considered as mission-critical assets whose availability, performance, power efficiency, security, continuity, and overall effectiveness must be guaranteed in order to avoid critical downtimes (Arregoces & Portolani, 2003; Bilal et al., 2013). Industry reports (Siemon, 2005; ENP, 2011) indicate that 1-hr downtime costs in Data Centers installation varies from US $10,000 to US $6,000,000 to organizations providing services such as: ATM, cellular services, air line reservations, on-line shopping, package shipping, credit card authorizations, and brokerage operations. Additional to direct financial costs, organizations can also suffer negative impacts from a data center's downtime on: image by business disruption, end-user productivity, IT productivity, and third-party operational delay (ENP, 2011). Thus, Data Centers installations are currently key organizational assets, and their high value proposition in ensuring business continuity operations has been highlighted.
However, the planning, design, implementation, operation and control, maintenance, evolution, and disposal (when the useful data center's life has been reached) of data centers, in modern times represents a complex intertwined net of processes (Holtsnider & Jaffe, 2012). The explosion of ICT has introduced both critical technical engineering problems and challenges for Data Centers managers (Greenberg et al., 2006; Daim et al., 2009; Alaraifi et al., 2013; Covas et al., 2013). In turn, the economic, and socio-political environmental international issues have also introduced managerial challenges for Data Center managers regarding green IT initiatives, IT service management initiatives, IT managerial cost reduction, provision of effective valued IT services, timely release of IT services, and assuring a high IT service availability and continuity status (Conger et al., 2008; Galup et al., 2009). In particular, the conceptualization of Data Centers as service systems (Mora et al., 2009; Törhönen, 2014) and the link with the design of IT services (Mora et al., 2015) as well as their final implementation in Data Centers is missing in the literature.
Furthermore, traditionally the knowledge sources on data center processes have come from the ICT industry. Thus there is a wide knowledge gap between the academic and industry sectors on critical management and technical issues on Data Centers at present. This is due to the explosion of ICT, the high costs for having laboratories type Data Centers in the academic environments, the lack of textbooks on Data Centers, and the scarcity of undergraduate and graduate courses on these topics (Schaeffer, 1981; Gusev et al., 2014; Memari et al., 2014). Nevertheless, we consider that knowledge with rigor and relevance must be produced from both academia and industry. ICT academia has published research on IT service management process frameworks, cloud computing performance models (Bilal et al., 2014), and other related issues. On the other hand, ICT industry has advanced with green IT metrics (Daim et al., 2009; Loos et al., 2011; Wang and Khan, 2011), maturity models (Singh et al., 2011) and best practices for software development such as DevOps (Kim et al., 2015; Stier et al., 2015) where data center engineers are included for a fast and correct software release (Pollard et al., 2010; Kliazovich et al., 2012).
Hence, updated, integrative, scientific and practical knowledge is required to address critical managerial and technical issues on planning, designing, implementing, operating and controlling, maintaining, evolving, and disposal of Data Centers Systems.
This special issue pursues to encourage in the Information System community the interest and engagement in doing high quality research on critical management and technical issues found, lived and expected to be solved in thousands of Data Centers spread in worldwide (mainly in well-developed economies).
Topics to be addressed in this special issue include (but are not limited to) the following ones:
Researchers and practitioners are invited to submit papers for this special theme issue on Critical Management and Technical Issues on Data Centers Systems on or before September 30th, 2017. Prospective authors should note that only original and previously unpublished articles will be considered. INTERESTED AUTHORS MUST CONSULT THE JOURNAL'S GUIDELINES FOR MANUSCRIPT SUBMISSIONS at http://www.igi-global.com/journals/guidelines-for-submission.aspx PRIOR TO SUBMISSION. All article submissions will be forwarded to at least 3 members of the Editorial Review Board of the journal for double-blind, peer review. Final decision regarding acceptance/revision/rejection will be based on the reviews received from the reviewers. All submissions must be forwarded electronically through the eEditorial Discovery

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Did you know that the aromatic herbs we usually use to add flavor to our meals are some of the most healing foods available to us?
Oregano, thyme, rosemary, and sage are powerful disease-fighting foods that each have a different healing focus. When you eat all of them regularly, their individual properties complement each other, enhancing their ability to defend against pathogens in the body, like Epstein-Barr virus, shingles, streptococcus, E. Coli, H. pylori, C. difficile, MRSA, and fungus.
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Republic shops 'unaffected' as GameStop shuts all its North stores
COMPUTER games retailer GameStop yesterday played down any fears that it may close stores in the Republic after it shut all its stores in Northern Ireland.
GameStop's three stores in the North did not open on Monday and customers were met with a poster on the shop windows directing them to the company's UK website.
The sudden closure -- affected staff were reportedly only informed on Sunday -- sparked fears the closures may signal the beginning of cuts in the firm's operations in the South, where GameStop has close to 50 stores.
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"The recent store closures in Northern Ireland are part of our plan, announced six months ago, to exit the UK market from a brick and mortar perspective and to focus on expanding our digital offerings in the UK," he said.
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|Covenant Newsletter
|October 2012
Prospects for a low-carbon society{{{Interview with Anneli Hulthén, Mayor of Gothenburg, Sweden.}}} In the vibrant city of Gothenburg, every opportunity is taken to tackle CO2 emissions, boost local development and improve the quality of services delivered to citizens. Boasting a well-functioning district heating system largely based on surplus heat, the city is also championing sustainable mobility, with plans to introduce a congestion charging system and ongoing initiatives promoting new business opportunities.
How is Gothenburg contributing to the Covenant of Mayors overall philosophy of improved quality of life and economic development through sustainable energy planning ? Can you share some key figures/results in this respect ?
We believe that the Covenant of Mayors is contributing to improved quality of life across the European Union. We have set ourselves ambitious goals to limit the effects of climate change whilst promoting smart and inclusive growth throughout the city. I would like to highlight a few examples :
Gothenburg is the second largest city in Sweden, and its sewage water treatment system, generates some 65 GWh of energy from biogas, or the equivalent of 11 liters of petrol per person connected to the system. Since 2007, the biogas is cleaned, upgraded and injected to the natural gas grid. The biogas is then sold, via the natural gas grid, almost exclusively to cars and buses in Gothenburg area. This motor fuel was awarded with Svanen, the Nordic equivalent to the EU flower eco-label in 2008. It was the first ever to receive an eco label. The CO2 savings amount to some 18,000 tonnes annually, from the avoided use of diesel or petrol.
Another example is Gothenburg's district heating system, which meets over 80 % of the total heating demand. The district heating grid is supplied by a variety of sources, to the largest part surplus heat recovered form industrial processes such as power generation, refineries and waste incineration. Only a minor part of the energy mix is constituted of primary energy, and that is predominantly low quality biomass in the form of wood chips. Thus some 0,5 Mtoe of primary energy is saved, and CO2 emissions from district heating are close to zero.
We are also tackling the challenge of urban mobility to increase energy efficiency in the transport sector and achieve better air quality throughout the city. On 1 January 2013 we plan to introduce a congestion charging system that will help relieve the city from traffic-related issues. The funds raised will be invested in a more efficient infrastructure for public transport, cycling and cars. By pioneering the development of new technologies, ICT and services for urban mobility, we create new sectors of economic activity. One example is the initiative Climate Smart City Distribution, through which the city, businesses and academia have found energy and cost-efficient solutions to coordinate the distribution of goods in Gothenburg, leading to new business opportunities, better environmental performance and new services in the city center.
Gothenburg's SEAP has been accepted by the Joint Research Centre of the European Commision. How does it fit within the city overall sustainable development strategy ? Do you have any recommendation to make to other Covenant of Mayors Signatories regarding BEI/SEAP development ?
You could say that the SEAP is a tool that encompasses the various efforts we undertake and it has become an integrated part of our overall environment, energy and climate mitigation strategies. We are a partner of the EU Smart Cities STEP-UP project , in the framework of which we will compare our SEAP with that of partner cities to further integrate energy planning into the overall city development plans.
Gothenburg's climate target for 2050 is to have a fair, close to zero-carbon society. In order to achieve this we need to further brainstorm on how to reach this goal. We are currently conducting this research through Mistra Urban Futures where scenarios for 2050 are being elaborated looking also at impacts on our quality of life and wellbeing. Our SEAP is a vital part for our long-term work and strategy development.
For those cities currently working on their SEAPs I would like to recommend to be very clear about the baseline figures used and the information collected in order to facilitate realistic benchmarking with other action plans. For us, the SEAP is not a marketing tool but an instrument that we want to draw comparisons with the good work other cities are involved in, discuss lessons learnt, exchange best practices and adjust our plans where necessary.
At the occasion of the Covenant of Mayors Open Days event, several signatories called for greater control over the management of EU funding, specifically related to sustainable energy. What is your opinion on this topic ? Do you have any specific message to address to EU institution ?
Today, some 70% of the European population lives in cities and the urbanisation rate is expected to rise. Cities are the engines for growth in Europe but are also at the forefront of challenges like climate change and social inclusion. Any initiative that wants to foster growth and tackle societal issues needs to address the urban agenda. We therefore believe that the cohesion funds and programmes like Horizon 2020 need to be designed in a way that enables cities to directly participate in the programmes. The opportunity to carry out projects financed by the structural funds is a prerequisite for cities to be able to meet future challenges and contribute to achieving the vision set in the Europe 2020 strategy. Likewise, initiatives like the Smart Cities and Communities, several projects of which Gothenburg is engaged in, are good examples where cities can play a key role in projects that will contribute to reaching the EU2020 goals of smart, sustainable and inclusive growth. A strong role of cities needs to be safeguarded to ensure a lasting impact to this initiative !
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Sunday, May 5, 2013
Photo a Day in May: 5/31
So this is the second photo in the little project that has someone's signature, and it's only day 5! But I had to include this CD by Lois, because I ordered it used off of Amazon a few days ago, and it was signed just by chance! It's so funny because this is the second time this has happened to me, last time it was a book signed by John frickin Waters.
I like that it says "dream big" because thats kind of a motto I live by too, and I really relate to the attitude she expresses in a lot of her songs. I will definitely treasure this!
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This is so cool! So jealous of the John Waters autograph.
- May 5, 2013 at 2:46 PM
- Jess Buckley said...
I always seem to luck out on amazon too. I got a limited edition print of one of my favorite albums, when I'd only ordered the basic one used, for like 30 cents! Such a steal!
Hope we continue to have this luck!
Much love
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Love little surprises like that!
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WALTHAM MRI results on Rajon Rondo's sore right wrist came back negative, which paves the way for the two-time all-star to potentially play in tonight's game against the Phoenix Suns.
The Celtics are listing Rondo's availability tonight as a game-time decision.
But after Boston's morning shoot-around at their practice facility, Rondo said he was planning to play tonight.
"It gets better everyday," Rondo said of the wrist, which was in a brace. "Hopefully in a couple hours, it'll be better than this."
Treatments have consisted primarily of icing the wrist down, and rest.
While Rondo anticipates playing tonight, the same can not be said for teammates Keyon Dooling and Chris Wilcox.
Dooling has missed the last four games with a right knee injury suffered against Dallas.
"I'm feeling better," said Dooling, who added that he hopes to be ready to play against Washington on Sunday. "My lateral quickness still isn't there, but I'm getting better."
Wilcox has missed the last three games with a calf injury that hasn't progressed as quickly as he was expecting.
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Celebrations commemorate the founding of modern Freemasonry in New Zealand
The District Grand Lodge of South Island, New Zealand, held their own celebrations to mark the 300th anniversary of the founding of the United Grand Lodge of England
After months of planning, a Lodge was set up for the day in the Assembly Hall at the distinguished Christ's College School for Boys in Christchurch, New Zealand. Founded in 1850, the school's historic buildings provided the perfect backdrop for the weekend's events held on Saturday May 13th and Sunday May 14th.
The celebrations were led by the current District Grand Master Geoffrey Rowe, who welcomed representatives from the English North Island District as well as the Scottish, Irish and New Zealand Grand Lodges.
Over 100 Freemasons comprised the meeting and, after the usual formalities, the Lodge was called off to allow them to be joined by around 50 non-masonic guests who were treated to an address on the history of English Freemasonry, delivered by the District Grand Orator, W Bro Karl Moen CBE.
The evening commenced with a reception for almost 200 guests followed by a banquet in the historic Dining Hall at Christ's College, together with an entertaining after dinner address from Rear Admiral (Ret.) Jack Steer ONZM, himself a Freemason.
A highlight of the evening was the presentation of a cheque for $10,000 to Neil Porter of the College faculty. It is understood that the money will be put towards the restoration of a stained glass window in the chapel.
On the Sunday morning passers-by were then treated to the sight of more than 50 Freemasons in full regalia parading along the streets to attend a service of thanksgiving at the school chapel, marking a truly memorable weekend to celebrate the Tercentenary.
The Maori chieftain threw back his head and roared. 'Ka mate! Ka mate! Ka ora! Ka ora!' he shouted, advancing towards the Welsh players. 'Tis death! 'Tis death! 'Tis life! 'Tis life!' Standing in front of the sportsmen, quaking slightly, was Des Barnett, president of the Welsh Rugby Union at the time of the first Rugby World Cup in 1987. The team had been invited to a traditional Maori welcome in Hamilton, on the North Island of New Zealand.
As president, Barnett was told that he had to face the haka war dance – 'because I was their chief' – and so there he stood, as the Maori rolled his eyes and flopped his tongue, wondering how to reply. 'I was admiring his beautiful outfit, when suddenly there, swinging on his chest, I saw a square and compasses,' Barnett, a mason since 1967, recalls. 'I gave him a sort of hailing sign, putting my hand on my heart and said, "I bring you fraternal greetings."'
The chieftain stopped. 'You mason?' he smiled. And then he gestured towards his tribe, all of whom, it turned out, were members of a Maori lodge.
Now, 24 years on, the World Cup has returned to New Zealand. The sport has changed immensely, moving in the 1990s towards a fully professional game. In 1987, the Home Unions were not keen on the World Cup, fearing it might destroy their own Five Nations Championship – it began under a political cloud because of the expulsion of South Africa over apartheid, and a military coup in Fiji.
Wales, Ireland and Scotland flew out on the same plane. Barnett recalls that the Welsh squad had spent just one weekend together, while New Zealand had trained for months. Little wonder that the All Blacks demolished Wales in the semi-finals 49-6 on their way to winning their first and, so far, only World Cup.
Yet the tournament was a success for Wales. They beat England in the quarter-finals (always the result that matters most), and came third in a play-off match against Australia, with Paul Thorburn striking a late conversion from out wide to seal a 22-21 win.
'A New Zealand brewer gave the Welsh players four bottles of lager a day, left untouched,' Barnett says. 'Until the third-place play-off , and then they partied.'
Rugby may have changed, but the theme of camaraderie, teamwork and post-match enjoyment endures. They are tenets most Freemasons share.
'Rugby was known as the Freemasonry of the world,' says Barnett, who was initiated in Hen Bont Lodge in South Wales, and was Junior Grand Deacon in 2004. Alan Grimsdell, the president of the English RFU in 1987, is also a mason, but they only discovered this bond sometime after the World Cup.
Rugby, like Freemasonry, developed over a long time before finding the form we know today. In the earliest days, villages played different versions of a football game with their own rules, much like the early lodges developed individual rituals.
In 1863, meetings were held to form a Football Association at the Freemasons Tavern, attached to Freemasons' Hall. It was split between supporters of the version of the game played at Rugby in Warwickshire, in which almost any violence was acceptable, and the Cambridge rules, which banned catching the ball and hacking your opponents.
'It would do away with all the courage and pluck from the game,' said Francis Maude Campbell, of the Blackheath club. So, rugby and football parted.
Rugby remains the more manly – some might say thuggish – game. Peter Larter, a former second row forward who played 24 times for England, as well as touring South Africa with the 1968 Lions, has seen enough violence to qualify him to sit on the citing panel for this year's World Cup, as he did in 2007.
'I've been there, seen it and done it,' he says. 'When I played, there were certain crafty players. My job at the World Cup is to provide evidence of foul play.' He admits, though, that since the game went professional, it has become cleaner. 'A lot of boots in the back or high tackles are accidental,' he says.
Larter was initiated into Freemasonry in 1977, when he was stationed in Germany with the RAF, joining Saxony Lodge. Through the late Don White, the former England flanker and, from 1969 to 1971, the first England national coach, he was encouraged to join Cumton Lodge in Northamptonshire.
In 2001, White and Larter were founder members of William Webb Ellis Lodge, which, like the World Cup trophy, is named after the schoolboy who, 'with a fine disregard for the rules of football... first took the ball in his arms and ran with it'.
The lodge meets in Rugby, just 250 yards from the field where Webb Ellis played, twice a year, with the December installation always coinciding with a home match played by Rugby Lions – the National League Three Midlands team who recently appointed Neil Back, the former England flanker, as head coach, with a mission to take the side into the Premiership. The meeting, which starts at 9.30am, is concluded in good time for lunch, followed by an afternoon watching rugby. Conviviality remains something sacred to rugby and Freemasonry.
'In rugby, as in Freemasonry, you make friends for life,' Larter says. The same spirit inspired the foundation of Rugby Football Lodge six years ago in Huddersfield, the town where rugby league split from rugby union at a meeting in 1895.
One of the most enduring connections between the Craft and rugby is in the name on the trophy for which Australia and New Zealand compete every year. The Bledisloe Cup is named for Charles Bathurst: Lord Bledisloe, the Governor-General of New Zealand in the 1930s, who was also Grand Master of the country's Grand Lodge.
Many illustrious players have been Freemasons, including several members of the dominant 1970s Wales team. At least two England captains have been masons: Eric Evans, the hooker, who led England in 1957 to their first grand slam in the Five Nations for 29 years, was a member of Lodge of Unanimity, No. 89. Ron Jacobs, the prop who led England in 1964, was initiated in St Andrew Lodge in Cambridgeshire, and was a member of William Webb Ellis Lodge until his death in 2002.
The connection exists among modern players, too. Richard Hibbard, the Ospreys hooker who has played many times for Wales, was initiated into Celtic Eagle Lodge in Port Talbot three years ago. Having served as a steward, he is now Inner Guard, although says that he will wait until his rugby career is over before trying to go through the chair. 'I love freemasonry,' Hibbard explains. 'It's similar to rugby because of the friendships you make.'
Another rugby-playing mason is John Freedman, the Australia prop who managed the national side in 1973 and is in Lodge Vaucluse in New South Wales. At a 40-year reunion, Freedman spoke of 'a pleasant ethos in rugby socially, not dissimilar to Freemasonry'. Brotherly love, relief and truth: they are the three principles that bond the Craft together – as closely as the three rows of a scrum.
Patrick Kidd is a writer for The Times. His book "The Worst of Rugby" is published by Pitch


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Labor party announces new Deputy Leader and Senate leader
After the decision to place Kevin Rudd as Labor leader, the party's caucus voted on who would become deputy leader and leader in the Senate.
LEIGH SALES, PRESENTER: In Canberra, we have Chris Hayes, the Labor caucus chair.
CHRIS HAYES, RETURNING OFFICER, LABOR PARTY: Well thank you for waiting around. Thank you for waiting. I've been asked to conduct two other ballots this evening. Firstly for Leader of the Senate, and I can indicate that Senator Penny Wong won that ballot. For the Deputy Leader in the Senate, I can indicate Jacinta Collins won.
For the position that was vacated by Wayne Swan as Deputy Leader of the House, I declared Anthony Albanese duly elected.
JOURNALIST: And, do we have numbers on those votes, Chris?
CHRIS HAYES: I can give you those numbers, yes. In terms of Leader of the House, the ballot was Anthony Albanese: 61, Simon Crean: 38 and three informal votes.
JOURNALIST: And for Penny Wong?
CHRIS HAYES: Penny Wong was elected unanimously.
JOURNALIST II: Did any ministers resign?
CHRIS HAYES: Um, not at - no.
JOURNALIST III: Did any indicate that they would resign?
CHRIS HAYES: Look, guys, I came straight out after I went - announced the leadership ballot, went back in only to conduct this ballot, so I've not been privy to what else might've been discussed in the meeting.
JOURNALIST: Chris, do we expect any more ballots out of caucus tonight or will that be it?
CHRIS HAYES: Definitely not. I think most of us want to go and watch the State of Origin.
JOURNALIST: Was there any more addresses to caucus from Anthony Albanese or Simon Crean or Penny Wong?
CHRIS HAYES: Not that I'm aware.
JOURNALIST: Did anyone talk about unity and moving from here?
CHRIS HAYES: I'm sure they spoke of many, many things, but I was busy counting a ballot.
JOURNALIST IV: Were you expecting tonight's meeting to go for nearly two hours ... ?
CHRIS HAYES: Thank you very much and I'll hope the Blues go well tonight.
LEIGH SALES: Everybody's thinking about the football tonight as well as what's going on in Canberra. That was Tanya Plibersek that we just saw leaving the caucus room, so perhaps it's wrapping up. We're not sure. We'll go back there when we can.
We can report that Anthony Albanese is the new Deputy Leader of the Labor Party and remains the Leader of the House and Penny Wong is the Leader of the Senate. We'll stick with that Canberra shot just so we can wait to see hopefully if Kevin Rudd is going to come out.
Annabel, with those positions there - I can't see who that was in the background there. Was it Kevin Rudd who just wondered by? There certainly was a fair bit of action. I think it was ...
ANNABEL CRABB, JOURNALIST: It looked like his retinue.
LEIGH SALES: (Laughs) That just flash of sort of white hair. It was either Kevin Rudd or Tony Jones, one or the other.
Annabel, with those changes of leaders there, Penny Wong and Albo, those newly-voted-on positions, is there anything significant in that, pretty much as expected?
ANNABEL CRABB: Oh, well, I mean, it gives you a bit of an insight into just how weirdly antiquated the factional system is within the ALP these days. You have a right wing new leader of the party in Kevin Rudd who has brought with him two hard lefties as the Leader of the Senate in Penny Wong and as the Deputy Prime Minister in Anthony Albanese. Julia Gillard of course is of the left faction historically but has found most of her support in the right. You really need in navigating the Labor factional system these days quite a strong drink, which I imagine some of them will be helping themselves to fairly shortly.
LEIGH SALES: I think so. We can confirm that Kevin Rudd, Anthony Albanese and Julia Gillard have all left the caucus room and that means they may not have anything to say at all tonight. They've gone past those microphones without having anything to say - with their entourages. You could imagine that Julia Gillard might like to take a little time before she speaks publicly.
Mark Simkin, we'll come back to you outside the caucus room there. What's going on exactly?
MARK SIMKIN, CHIEF POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT: Yes, Leigh, we've just seen Kevin Rudd and, as you say, Julia Gillard leave the caucus room. Julia Gillard left the caucus room first, grim-faced, surrounded by, well, her old cabinet, I suppose - Wayne Swan, Peter Garrett, Craig Emerson, with her to the end. Then a few moments later Kevin Rudd walked out alongside his new Deputy, Anthony Albanese. I should point out though, Leigh, that normally in these circumstances - and of course these circumstances are nothing like normal - the two, the vanquished and the victor, would not hold any press conferences here outside the caucus room. They'd prefer to go, gather their thoughts, make a few calls, talk to advisors and then have something a little more formal, a little more stable in some sort of press conference environment. So, the Prime Minister in the blue room, as it's called, for example. So it is still entirely possible that this night has hours yet to play out, Chris. We are quite likely - well, quite possibly going to see both Julia Gillard and Kevin Rudd have something to say publicly this evening.
CHRIS UHLMANN, POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT: And that's what we've seen in the past and particularly if you are Kevin Rudd now you would want to be crafting very carefully what it is - what the message is that you want to tell the Australian people on having taken over in these again extraordinary circumstances. You would certainly want to calm people, you would certainly want to send the idea that this party, even though for all intents and purposes and to everything that we can see to the eye is deeply divided, that it is united. You would certainly want to send the impression that now you're going to focus on attacking what should be the real enemy, and that is Tony Abbott, and then to provide some sort of idea about how Kevin Rudd is different from Julia Gillard. And they will want to structure what he has to say very, very carefully. For a government that's been off message for a very long time, they want to start at least on the right foot.
LEIGH SALES: Chris, it's obviously complete speculation, but what would we expect Julia Gillard to say tonight? I mean, you've spoken there about the need for unity. It must be a very, very difficult thing to fight as she has fought and to have this outcome and then come out a matter of minutes or hours later and talk about party unity.
CHRIS UHLMANN: Leigh, I cannot begin to conceive or imagine what it must feel like to lose a prize like the Prime Minister's job. Remember that people like Kevin Rudd and Julia Gillard spend their entire working lives getting to that position. They do it because they actually do have a set of beliefs and they'd like to prosecute a particular agenda. People can agree or disagree with it, but they mostly, people who enter politics, do it for the right reasons and want to do something that they believe's in the best interests of the community. To be dumped like this by your party before you had a chance to contest an election, an election that no matter what anyone else said, Julia Gillard certainly believed she was in the hunt for, must be an extraordinary blow and I don't know how people manage to get themselves together after something like that.
We do know one thing about this Prime Minister, and that is that she's extraordinarily tough. And she learned that by watching John Howard, of all people, and Phillip Ruddock. She said to me years ago that the thing that they displayed as leaders was psychological toughness and I think that she set out to at least copy that part of their political DNA. That's certainly been on display throughout the entire course of her term as Prime Minister and I imagine that that will be the way that she wants to end her tenure as Prime Minister.
LEIGH SALES: Let me bring in - oh, sorry, Mark, you were going to say something.
MARK SIMKIN: Sorry, Leigh, I was just going to say: whilst it is fascinating to ask how Julia Gillard's going to react, how Kevin Rudd's going to react, how the crossbenchers are going to react, there is one other question that I s'pose needs to be asked, which is how the public is going to react. Of course the real contest is yet to come with Tony Abbott, but this is a public that, as it's been told by people in the Labor Party, they went to bed one night three years ago with Kevin Rudd as Prime Minister, woke up and, "Whoa! He's gone." Julia Gillard's in as Prime Minister instead. Now again they're going to bed - well, it was a little bit earlier this time, I suppose, but still some people will have been - gone to bed or at least watching the football with Julia Gillard as Prime Minister; they're going to wake up tomorrow with Kevin Rudd back again. Was it a bad dream? Is it just something out of a soap opera? How will the public react? That's really what all these press conferences and speeches we're going to see, not just tonight but in the next couple of days, will really be all about, trying to manage that message.
LEIGH SALES: Well let me bring in Annabel Crabb on that point. Are you able to hear Chris and Mark?
ANNABEL CRABB: Yes, I can - happily.
LEIGH SALES: So, what Mark says there about people waking up tomorrow morning and there's a new Prime Minister, it's very interesting because that is what happened last time and the public didn't really like it.
ANNABEL CRABB: Well, that's what happens when you listen to polls and you make some assumptions based on polls, which are hypotheticals by their very nature. What we're about to find out is whether all of the Rudd supporters' claims in recent weeks that all the polls show that Kevin Rudd would rescue the ALP are in fact well-guided or not. All polls are hypotheticals. They ask people if there were an election to be held tomorrow and if Kevin Rudd were returned as the Labor leader, would that change your vote? I guess we're about to find that out for real.
I mean, the interesting thing about Kevin Rudd is that one of his great, great strengths, indisputable strengths, is that he is a very, very powerful non-incumbent campaigner, and that is, weirdly enough, what he now is again. He is a non-incumbent campaigner seeking to be returned as Prime Minister running against the records not only of Tony Abbott and the recollections of the Howard Government and Tony Abbott's role in it, but also against the legacy of Julia Gillard. He is very separate from the spectre of this unhealthily close association between the union movement and the Labor Party; he is no friend of the union movement. To that end, he is able to distance himself from some of the ignominy that has attached itself to the Labor movement more broadly in the last couple of years. It's a very unusual situation.
LEIGH SALES: Fascinating. I remember in the leadup to the 2007 election Bill Leak used to portray him as Snowy from Tintin. Can Kevin Rudd though pull off that same ingue routine that you're alluding to when we have actually had a stab at having Kevin Rudd as Prime Minister and we've seen him on the news day-in, day-out in charge?
ANNABEL CRABB: I think he could probably do that, yeah. I mean, this is a man who for months and months now has said that he has no plans to return to the Labor leadership. I mean, he is an extraordinary performer on media, he is relentlessly available, I suspect that that will continue now. Everything says that this is a very, very hard task. I mean, he doesn't have an office staff, he doesn't have keys to the office, he doesn't have a log on.
LEIGH SALES: (Laughs)
ANNABEL CRABB: You know, I mean, where do you start with how this man moves back into the prime ministership at this point? I mean, what's going to happen tomorrow when he tries to test a majority on the floor of Parliament? I mean, there are many, many balls in the air here, but if we know anything about Kevin Rudd's history as a campaigner and his ability to trust in his own capacity, it is absolutely prodigious.
LEIGH SALES: I wanted to ask you, with Kitchen Cabinet you of course explore the human side of politicians and we heard Chris talking a minute ago just about how brutal this outcome would be for Julia Gillard.
ANNABEL CRABB: Yeah. I think that we have this tendency to assume that political processes are somehow structured and a bit sort of exoskeletal and pincer-ish. But actually they're deeply human kind of bloody enterprises. It doesn't really come down to which faction you're in or who's telling you to do what. I mean, when they become this personal, these disputes are felt very deeply. I mean, if you have a look at Bill Shorten's face when he emerged a couple of minutes before the caucus went into vote and announced that he had reversed his position on the leadership, I don't think that probably gave him any personal joy at all. It's a decision that will damage him very significantly and must have been a very hard one to make. And the outcome for Julia Gillard obviously is incredibly crushing. She has been really a robust leader under pressure. She has backed herself. She has never appeared flustered really in public or apparently in private. I mean, it's an extraordinary display that she's mounted.
LEIGH SALES: Her staff certainly talk of her in the fondest terms as being a very strong, fair, patient person who they have sometimes felt that the person that they work with isn't really reflected in the media and that the public doesn't have a sense of that. I just wonder also for Julia Gillard - I don't like to psychoanalyse somebody, but she did of course also lose her father not very long ago and it's just such a difficult thing to pick yourself up from something like that, keep fighting on as hard as she has and then have this happen.
ANNABEL CRABB: Well I think you could certainly surmise without venturing into psychoanalysis that it's been a pretty rubbish year for Julia Gillard. I think that the more difficult thing broadly in terms of what this means for the Labor movement is that there'll be a - there's a substantial slice of the caucus, approaching half, who will view tonight's result as a reward for bad behaviour. Julia Gillard earlier tonight said that she wanted to finish this unhealthy standoff that's been going on by committing that the loser would leave Parliament. One suspects that she will honour that undertaking and vacate her seat of Lalor in Victoria. And the man who she and her supporters view as having stalked her as the Phantom Menace in the three years that it's been since she deposed him will now continue as the Member for Griffith, as the leader for the Labor Party and there are people who will view that as a very unjust result.
LEIGH SALES: And she is relatively a young woman. It'll be very interesting to see what she does. Now, we've had word come through that Greg Combet has also resigned from the frontbench, so that is a number of ministers tonight who have stepped down - Peter Garrett, Craig Emerson, Wayne Swan among them and now Greg Combet.
We'll go back to Chris Uhlmann and Mark Simkin at Parliament House.
Are we likely to see further resignations?
MARK SIMKIN: Yes, Leigh, in fact they're happening one after the other. As you say, Greg Combet has just released a statement. He says, "It is well known that I have been a strong supporter of Julia Gillard. In the circumstances I believe that it is appropriate that I resign from my position as Minister for Climate change, Industry and Innovation. This is the right thing to do." He was quickly joined by Craig Emerson, who's, well, the Trade Minister plus about half a dozen other portfolios. Dr Emerson says, "Tonight I am resigning my ministerial positions and will not contest the 2013 federal election. It has been a wonderful privilege to be a cabinet minister in the Gillard Government. Julia Gillard has been a great reforming prime minister. I owe her a big debt of gratitude."
CHRIS UHLMANN: And Mark and Leigh, we're just getting word coming through now that Kevin Rudd will hold a press conference at 9.15 - sorry, it's Julia Gillard. Julia Gillard'll be holding a press conference at 9.15, so the vanquished will go before the victor and as it usually follows - the usual routine of these things that after Julia Gillard is finished that then we will see Kevin Rudd.
Just on something that Annabel was saying earlier that I think Kevin Rudd perhaps can run on: he is the one candidate who can credibly run against the Labor Party, if you like, that he can make a statement as he heads towards the election that the Labor Party functionally is broken and has to be remade and only he can do that. And I think that after what people have seen with the way that Kevin Rudd was treated, particularly by some in the union movement, that he can credibly make an argument that he would certainly like to see the Labor Party refashioned.
LEIGH SALES: And he can presumably claim the underdog status given where they are in the polls, which as we know from past history, is a position he likes.
CHRIS UHLMANN: He does like that. He's also a very good campaigner. The Coalition does know that. And the other thing that's going to be interesting to see is the Coalition will need to hold its nerve. It's been leading in the polls for such a long time now that any slight shift - and even when we saw one Newspoll towards the end of last year where it came out as 50/50 and most likely a rogue poll, there was some nervousness in the Coalition about how things might proceed. So, the Coalition's going to have to hold its nerve in the face of what you would imagine is at least a short-term climb in the polls for the Labor Party and it might persist for some time, and if it does, for the first time in a long time, we're going to see Tony Abbott put under some kind of pressure and his own joint party room begin to get a little bit nervous. And I know that I was speaking to one frontbencher in the Coalition today who said, "Well, now he's quite certain there's no way that the Coalition could win the Senate."
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Dr. Alexander Komlosi
Alexander Komlosi is a Czech-American authorial actor, director, researcher, teacher and cultural producer based in Helsinki, Finland.
Alexander received his B.A. in Political Theory & Performance from Bates College (1996, USA) and an M.F.A. in Authorial Acting from DAMU (2002). He completed his Ph.D. on (Inter)acting with the Inner Partner as means of practicing fundamental performance principles (2009) at DAMU, studying under Professor Ivan Vyskočil, the creator of (Inter)acting with the Inner Partner. Alexander has also taken workshops in neutral mask, Viewpoints with Anne Bogart & SITI Company, and Meisner technique. He speaks English, Czech and French fluently. He has a working knowledge of Russian and Finnish.
Teaching, Research, and Publishing
Alexander has been studying (Inter)acting with the Inner Partner since 1998 and teaching it since 2001, when, at DAMU, he and Jan Nepomuk Piskač opened the first IwIP class led in English. He has led or co-led IwIP workshops and courses at DAMU and internationally - Columbia University, Yale University, University of Colorado Boulder, Rose Bruford College, Central School of Speech and Drama, Theatre Academy in Helsinki, Swedish Theatre in Helsinki, as well as numerous conferences. He also taught IwIP and Authorial Performance courses to regular and Erasmus students at the Department of Authorial Creativity and Pedagogy at DAMU until 2011. He coordinates the (Inter)acting with the Inner Partner international website.
Publications include:
-"Ivan Vyskočil: A Life-Long Commitment to the Alternative."
Co-author with Michal Čunderle. In: Slavic and Eastern European Performance, Vol.31, No.1.
- The History of Czech Theatre – A Survey, Jan Císář. Co-editor. AMU Press, Cz. Rep.
- He also translated many of Ivan Vyskočil's and his colleagues seminal texts on (Inter)acting with the Inner Partner into English.
Leadership Experience
Founding Director of the Prague Summer Theatre School at DAMU (2009-2014), where he also taught IwIP and Authorial Performance.
Chairman and member of Culture Current, a non-for-profit organization based in Helsinki. Finland. Culture Current promotes international and multicultural art and cultural activities.
Theatre and Performance Experience
Alexander has performed internationally in his own performances as well as in others' performances, including: Sandra Gering Gallery (NYC), the Hunter Mountain Culture Festival, University of Boulder Colorado, Bates College (USA); Theatre on the Balustrade, Alfred in the Courtyard, Theatre of European Regions Festival, Prague Quadrennial 2003,7,11 (CZ); Théâtre Toursky, Opera of Dijon and numerous other locations (France); Wroclaw's International Festival of One-Man Theatre (PL), Kiasma Theatre, Takomo Theatre (FIN).
His solo and group theatre projects (e.g., The Office of the Professional Human Being; Laska is Love, Love je Laska, It Could Be Worse.) have received grants in the USA, Czech Republic and Finland (Franklin Furnace Fund for Performance Art, Trust for Mutual Understanding, Czech Ministry and Prague City Grants, Arts Promotion Centre Finland, Finnish Cultural Foundation.).
He has collaborated with various artists and companies internationally including: William Pope.L, Martha Wilson and Franklin Furnace (U.S.A.); Eva Čechová, Howard Lotker & HoME theatre (of which he is a member), Přemysl Rut, Vladimir Javorský (Czech Republic); Golem Theatre (France); Otso Huopaniemi, Hanna Raiskinmäki, Milja Sarkola (Finland). For more information about his performance work, please see.
Current Projects: 2015-6
Currently based in Helsinki, he teaches independent IwIP workshops as well as courses at various institutions including the Theatre Academy in Helsinki, where he will teach IwIP at the Swedish-speaking acting department in 2016. He is also performing his own work - It Could Be Worse…in your home town. - a social theatre project that is making a creative space centered around a trilingual performance that will engage and empower citizens to address pressing social questions regarding the role of migrants and minorities in Finland. He will appear on Finnish TV for the first time next year (Mustat Lesket, 2016). In autumn of 2015, he will travel to Berlin, where he will co-create and perform - Love.abz3. Alexander is also Chairman of Culture Current, producing and supporting its various cultural projects. He is also looking forward to teaching at the MA in Authorial Acting!


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Adelaide is known for many things. The festival city. The city of churches. And the city with the best central covered markets in Australia – The Adelaide markets.
Adelaide Markets Whistle Stop Tour
When we hopped off the Indian Pacific train in Adelaide, we only had one day before we were heading to Kangaroo Island. Given that we had such limited time, we decided to have a look through the Great Southern Rail list of whistle stop tours. These tour ideas are perfect because they are suited for those with only a few hours available on their journey between Perth and Sydney.
With these ideas in hand, and with the great suggestions we got from users on OurOyster's facebook page, we decided to visit the Adelaide Markets.
Food, Glorious Food
Whether you crave cheeses, meats, fresh fruit and veg, coffee, breakfast, lunch or dinner, Adelaide's famous Central Market is the place to head. The Adelaide market stalls are always a hub of activity as vendors offer their specials as you pass by. The markets are not just a kitsch tourist stop, the abundance of local foodies and chefs are a testament to the rich and diverse offerings of Adelaide Markets. Be sure to visit on an empty stomach, as you'll fill up quickly as you move from stall to stall sampling the delicious goods from around the world!
At 140 years old and with 80 stalls under 1 roof, the Adelaide Markets have something for everyone, no matter what you are craving! While the markets are closed on Sundays and Mondays, they are open Tuesday through Saturday with the following hours. Tues 7-5:30?Wed 9-5:30?Thurs 9-5:30?Fri 7-9?Sat 7-3
How To Get There
If you are travelling on the Indian Pacific between Perth and Sydney, you will have a few hours stop in Adelaide. If visiting the central markets is high on your list, but you don't want to risk being late for your train, then consider the Great Southern Rail whistle stop tour. A cost of $28 includes your return transfer to and from the markets, but the time in between is left entirely for you to wander the market, have some breakfast or lunch, and buy some goodies to bring on board the train for your next leg of the journey across Australia.
If you are disembarking the Indian Pacific in Adelaide (or arriving by other means), then just take a bus to the central bus station, and from there it is only a short walk to the markets.
Other Adelaide Whistle Stop Tour Options
Perhaps you have already eaten on the train, so a stop at the markets is not really necessary. Luckily, Great Southern Rail has several other whistle stop tour options to keep you entertained.
City Tour – For $23 you can join a one hour bus tour of Adelaide, which takes you past all the main sights, check out the festival centre, and visit the vibrant Rundle shopping and cafe district.
National Wine Centre Tour – Adelaide is famous for the nearby Barossa valley wine region. Train goers wont have time to visit the Barossa valley, but what you can do is visit the national wine centre. For $35 you get return transers to and from the train, entry into the wine centre where you can learn everything about wine production, and even indulge in a few tastings (additional fee per tasting).
Adelaide Zoo – This is a great option for those travelling on the train with kids. The Adelaide Zoo is famous for being the only zoo in the Southern hemisphere to have a panda exhibit. But it's not all pandas, there are also 300 other animals on display. The fee of $59.50 ($46 child) includes entry and return transfers to and from the train.


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Published: Wednesday 22nd October 2014 by The News Editor
England are expected to include Bath wing Semesa Rokoduguni in their elite player squad for next month's autumn internationals.
Uncapped Rokoduguni has lit up the Aviva Premiership with his electric running so far this season and is set to be named in the 33-man party announced on Wednesday lunchtime ahead of Chris Ashton.
With Manu Tuilagi almost certain to miss the entire QBE series against New Zealand, South Africa, Samoa and Australia because of a groin injury, Jonathan Joseph is in line for selection.
The gloomy medical update on Tuilagi was delivered by Leicester director of rugby Richard Cockerill, who stressed the British and Irish Lion centre will not be rushed back in the hope of playing a reduced role for England next month.
Tuilagi limped off after 15 minutes of Saturday's 25-18 Champions Cup victory over Ulster with scans revealing a different groin problem to the one that forced him to miss three Aviva Premiership games last month.
A precise timeframe for his return has yet to be finalised, but the damage to his abductor is more severe on this occasion and comes after he sat out most of last season because of chest surgery.
"I'd be very surprised if Manu plays any part in the autumn. He'll clearly be missing for a few weeks as a minimum," Cockerill said.
"You'd imagine it being four weeks plus before he's back on the field. He'll struggle to be involved.
"It's not about him playing at the back end of the autumn, it's about him being fit and making sure he's 100 per cent so he can come back and do what Manu does.
"The World Cup is a huge thing at the end of next year and he wants to be a part of that."
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The Star can today reveal the toys that are set to top letters to Santa this Christmas.
Tech-mad kids will be begging the jolly man in red for WowWee Chip the Robot Dog and a child-sized karaoke machine.
And hot on the heels of hit game Pokemon Go, Furby Connect toys are set to light up stockings this Christmas, with the cute toy rebooted to work with an app which will let children interact with them as if they are real-life pets.
Furry friends will be popping up everywhere with Amazon predicting that FurReal Friends Torch, My Blazin Dragon, will replace live animals in kids' hearts.
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AN increase in breastfeeding rates among disadvantaged mothers may have been boosted by policies supporting the practice introduced in the last decade, a new study suggests.
Mothers with few or no educational qualifications who gave birth in 2011 were found to be far more likely than similar mothers in 2005 to breastfeed for longer.
The Edinburgh University study showed that among such women breastfeeding for six months or more, there was a 150% higher chance of them continuing for longer in 2011 compared with 2005.
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Researchers said policies supporting breastfeeding introduced in Scotland during the last 10 years may have contributed to the rise in disadvantaged mothers deciding to breastfeed.
The study drew on national surveys of more than 5000 mothers in 2005 and almost 6000 mothers in 2011, and assessed breastfeeding habits of mothers in the first 10 months of their babies' lives.
Health Minister Michael Matheson said: "I'm encouraged by these findings that show an increasing understanding among Scottish women about the importance of breastfeeding and the long-term benefits it can have on a child's health.
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Design Hotels welcome a new property near Tel Aviv
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Design Hotels, which represents and markets a curated selection of over 290 independent hotels in more than 50 countries across the globe, announces the opening of a new property near Tel Aviv, Israel. Located 40 miles up the coastline from Tel Aviv and overlooking a glorious swathe of the Mediterranean Sea, the 95-room Elma Arts Complex Luxury Hotel opens doors as one of the Middle East's most ambitious and exciting creative hubs.
Set on the rim of Israel's Mount Carmel Ridge overlooking vast sloping forests and the Mediterranean Sea, Elma emerged from the former Mivtachim Sanitarium, Ya'akov Rechter's award-winning masterwork of postwar Brutalism. The brainchild of Israeli philanthropist and art collector Lily Elstein, Elma innovatively melds luxury hospitality with a thriving world-class cultural center, while breathing new life into a near-forgotten architectural masterpiece.
Elma's conceptual identity is defined by the passion of Original Lily Elstein, who envisaged Elma as "a place where those who enter its doors can find art in every corner and at every moment". Elstein has devoted much of her life to community work in two chief fields: the integration of immigrants and the promotion of culture. Elma (an acronym for Elstein Music and Art) represents the ultimate expression of the latter, comprising 750 square meters of gallery space dedicated to Israeli and international artists, alongside two state-of-the-art performance halls.
The hotel itself exudes the signatures of high modernism—exposed cement, clean white lines, and natural walnut furnishings. Together with architectural firm Baranowitz & Kronenberg, designer Lea Mahler—who previously worked on the acclaimed King David Hotel in Jerusalem—ensured that the interiors echoed the undulating subtlety of the façade of Rechter's iconic Brutalist structure, which was constructed between 1966 and 1969. Custom-designed textiles developed by designer Neora Warshavsky reflect the area's aesthetic heritage and traditions.
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Elma itself is set amid 28 acres of lush gardens complete with an outdoor Olympic-sized pool, while an indoor pool and sumptuous spa provide the perfect retreat for the colder months.
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lets write small poem 2 lines or 4 to give some light or peace for day or night. your own words please as we awake our memories evapeleft with only waybreath is left todayhk
Clouds billowing up above meWith the golden hue of sunset lightI caught a glimpse of splendid gloryOnly God possessed
Good night!Now I'm out of sightI hope your morning's bright.Oh! turkish delight !
The day is donePut down your gunLet's end our fightAnd embrace the night.
Rise with the sunKisses weigh a tonBathe or a shower?Wait until morning's last hour.
eyes adjust to sunall color weighs a tonand light will fool the mindof a truth we'll never find----absence of color,absence of lightbut countless numbered starsset the soul in flight
friends can be kindfriends can be cruelso don't be fooled; that friend only wanted to use you
The sun creeps up on stealthy feetAs it has for trillion yearsAnd when I rise, my hopes, they meetConspiring with illusion's tearsOn and on, the play drones forthActors move like daisy fluffAcross amber fields in Russian northOr seaweed sways in bubbly stuffWe are but actors in this playMind you that; go start your day
Night moves onto usDay becomes a stranger
eyes shut they wanna staylight upnow start the daycold water rushtime is now not far away
East sunlight on mornings,suncatcher's kaleidoscope streaks -embed on soft cushions,A hug, an embrace,bodies melt and mold-warmth for a cold bone.
Oh, once again I didn't follow instructionsBut I know the rules of these constructions
night opens the gatewhat is real my fate
While darkness sets inMy heart grows calmAnother day aheadAnother day gone
you always start so earlyI need my caffeineyou catch me when I'm surlyasleep,so sereneI wish I were strongerI wish you weren't so meanI'd like to wait longerI guess I'll just lean
marmalade skys fall into sparkling purple"dimond-e" streaks of a milky showerfound, taking the lesser known path-it is wounder, they find me here at allJon
Early morning lightAwaken me from sleepMy night time dreamsI will keep
Night is so eerie….So strangely calm,but sleep still would not come,am i a vampire?
In the night you are mineYou language is smooth, your body is kindNo more wrongs just sinful rightsLet's keep going until morning's light.
I counted sheeps,to put me to sleep,but hyenas visualized,howling..crying from the undergrave.
My skies darken for meonce more in this beautiful time.I feel the wind becoming coolfor it knows of its curfew ryme.This dim purple haze has always overpowered.Animals howling for nightssplended hour.I rest my eyes to cayote screamsand dream of my sunlights streams.Birds stand out with their chirping and warmth will come for my waking.
I fight and fight and still I fallBut back to your feet my soul still callsThe rain and pain left my mind restrainedBut I still gain, no life lives in vain
Sometimes it seems has if God peaks out from behind the shadows from within me The shadows that are casted into my life but only to show he is still the brights of all lights...... Sharon Smith
The orangey glow spreads across the landTerror encroaches upon this weary manAnother night full of frightHe secretes away out of sight praying he won't have to fight. Wesley Cox
tonight is the nightfor witches and frightbut light of the morningfinds goblins yawning
Fragments of a song in the making~Meet me outside of nowhereTake me up the back stairsWe'll watch the moonDance around the stars.Amber red paints the night skyWhiskey shot through our closed eyesMellow sun wakes up the dawn.
I like this. A simple thought given words...beautiful.
thank you kindly~ I see you write poetry also~ will read and comment later in your hubs. there are some poems here.
red sky morning sailors warningred sky nightsailors delightthats not mine btw.i dont know who wrote it.
With bare feet on damp lawn step forward to greet dawn.
and so to bed,I have read.some lovely words within these pages...Too tired to find a rhyme good night, see you all soon xxxxxxxx
the moon in his cheap disguisetoo bright to open up his eyessees the sun begin to riseto late now to argue why
Oh to the night...which starts now on a winter's hour...Who can survive the night...alone...by their own power?The best thing we can do to make it through the night is sleep...And pray to be unaware of things outside our rooms...that silently creep. (A poem for Halloween)
A mango dawn is what I seeNo-one dare tell me differentlyIt brightens, it taints, seduces the skyIn awe, I coo: oh me, oh my...
Silent sadness, dark of night.Wishing for the morning's light.But darkness comes 'fore dawn they say.Tomorrow is another day.
The morning sun peersfrom the clouds as they partI stretch in my bedand have a good fart(sorry about that) try:The morning sun peersfrom the clouds as they partit brushes my cheeksand awakens my heart(Better?)
Hella funny.
Up past the tops of tallest pines,the orange morning sunlight shines, and brings through windows morning's light,as dawn replaces dark of night.
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