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- Back from the break and we see Baltimore Raven Ray Rice sitting behind the announcers. They show us a video of what happened with Mark Henry and John Cena earlier tonight.
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- Back from the break and Vickie is crying to Vince about how she loves her job. Vince says he's going to make it right somehow. Maddox walks up and apologizes to Vickie for what happened. He thanks Vince and says he won't regret this decision. Maddox keeps his hand extended but Vince doesn't shake it. Maddox says he's going to pick up where Vickie left off. Vince asks how long is Maddox going to keep his hand out like that. Vickie attacks Maddox out of nowhere and starts hitting him. Vince takes his jacket back from Vickie and leaves her crying.
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Hazel Buren has lived in McDonough County since 1985 and when she saw the newest business open up near her home she was less than thrilled.
"When businesses like this come, crime usually follows," Buren said. "I personally would like to see that we respect women a little more than what happens in that establishment."
Wildlife is an adult entertainment club that opened up in McDonough County in early February. It's on Route 136 between Colchester and Macomb.
Buren and almost 300 other residents signed a petition urging the County Board to pass a regulation ordinance.
"We need to be sure that it is properly done and not abused so that our citizens have the protection, health and safety that we need in this county," Buren said.
This isn't the first time an adult use ordinance has been proposed in McDonough County. State's Attorney James Hoyle drafted a similar one in 2008. It never passed.
"If you look at other interstates where they've come through a lot of times little places like this pop up," Hoyle said. "I expressed my concerns that if one popped up and it wasn't regulated there could be problems associated with that type of business. I don't want that to happen to my county.
The county board's Law and Legal committee passed the final draft of an ordinance Monday night. That proposal will require clubs to register with the county and to provide a list of its employees.
"It allows our Sheriff's deputies to go in and monitor the situation," Hoyle said. "It prohibits some behavior in that location that can lead to prostitution like VIP room and that sort of stuff."
Wildlife won't be affected if this passes. The club will be grandfathered into the ordinance.
Still there may be one way the business can be regulated.
Some local residents who live near Wildlife say the facility actually violates a state statute. The statute says any type of an adult entertainment establishment that lies within in an unincorporated area of a county must be 3000 feet from any churches, residences or schools. That's roughly over a half a mile.
One resident that didn't want to go on camera says the statute violation has been brought to Hoyle's attention.
He was unable to comment on an ongoing case but said this.
"It's up to the judge, I'm just a paper pusher," he said. "I don't make the decision the board makes the decision and it's my job to bring it to their attention. They make the ultimate decision."
Buren hopes that decision along with a new ordinance comes soon.
"It will present McDonough County as caring for our patrons, for our safety, for our protection and that we don't want the extra crime that comes with businesses that aren't regulated."
The ordinance will
next go before the full board for a final vote on April 16th.
KHQA tried to contact Wildlife's owner for a comment on this issue.
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Pre-Departure Meeting. French Exchange Program Eastridge High School March 30, 2010. Materials. Please pick up: Final Departure Packet Required Forms Pen Refreshments Please initial the "sign-in" sheet (student AND parent/guardian). Agenda – 6:30-7:30.
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(1) You must make your expectations extremely clear to your student about the consumption of alcoholic beverages during this trip.
(2) Students found to have abused tobacco products, alcohol, or drugs during the trip will be referred to the principal for a Superintendent's hearing that will result in disciplinary consequences as if the student had consumed said products on school grounds.
Faced with sudden freedom, your student may be tempted to engage in other behaviors, that while not specifically addressed in the code of conduct or school policy, should nonetheless be discussed between parents and students prior to departure including, but not limited to, getting tattoos or body piercing.
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Social cash transfers for the poorest in Uganda
This paper mainly focuses on the various ways through which a social cash transfer program can be designed and financed. We identify four types of households which are considered to be vulnerable to be targeted with cash transfers. This includes households with orphans, old individuals, young and labor constrained. Extending a cash transfer to these households would lead to less poverty over the simulation period. these programs which would be constrained to less than 0.5 percent of GDP would have a small impact on the overall economy. By increasing taxes to finance the program this would wipe out the potential benefits of the cash transfer program of reducing poverty.
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West Walsall, as part of the multi-academy trust E-ACT, has a single governing body (our Board of Trustees) comprised of seven independent volunteers who are ultimately accountable for the performance and strategic leadership of the organisation. E-ACT's Board also includes the Chief Executive who is an ex officio Trustee.
The Board are supported by the Executive Leadership Team and National Team, underneath which sits six Regional Teams led by a Regional Education Director (RED) and Regional Operations Director (ROD), with a series of subject specialist expert system leaders within each of their teams.
Our REDs and RODs hold E-ACT Headteachers to account through 6 weekly formal 'Raising Achievement Boards' and, in turn, the REDs and RODs are held to account by the Executive Leadership Team through 6 weekly formal 'Regional Performance Boards'.
West Walsall is part of the Midlands region and our Regional Team is:
West Midlands Regional Team
|Stuart Bellworthy
|Regional Education Director (Midlands)
|Linda Gregory
|Regional Operations Director
|Andrea Packer
|System Leader for Safeguarding, Attendance and Behaviour
|Alison Quinn
|SEND and More Able System Leader
|Gemma Fleury
|Data System Leader
|Cherie Grier
|Regional Co-ordinator
|(Specialist Subject System Leaders – dependent on needs of the region)
West Walsall Ambassadorial Advisory Group
Alongside the Raising Achievement Boards, E-ACT has established advisory bodies in each academy called the Ambassadorial Advisory Group (AAG). The Ambassador remit has four key elements:
- Celebration: to help to make sure that celebration of staff, pupils and parents remains a priority for each academy, and to find the best way to do this.
- Communication: to work with staff, pupils and parents to make sure that the academy effectively communicates to all stakeholders, so that everyone feels part of academy life and has the opportunity to access information and events.
- Concerns or complaints: to act as an independent local point of contact for staff, pupils and parents to express their concerns. Academy Ambassadors will signpost people to the right channels for dealing with their issues and will ensure that any concerns or complaints are fed back to the AAG. Where any trends emerge, the Academy Ambassadors work with the Principal and other ambassadors to help find solutions. Academy Ambassadors will also always form the majority of members on any appeals panels.
- Community: making sure that the pupils maximise on local opportunities by finding ways to keep the academy at the heart of the community and acting as a key link between the two. To really help the academy to explore what it can do to make the school a hub of community services.
West Walsall's Ambassadors:
|Andrea Mayne
|Chair of the Ambassadorial Advisory Group
|Adrian Andrew
|Ambassadorial Advisory Group Member
|Andrew Dunkley
|Ambassadorial Advisory Group Member
|Keith Constable
|Ambassadorial Advisory Group Member
|Mahinder Dhadley
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|Maxine Lathbury-Cox
|Ambassadorial Advisory Group Member
|Nasreen Hussain
|Ambassadorial Advisory Group Member
|Tracy Hammond
|Ambassadorial Advisory Group Member
|Qamar Riaz
|Sean Bennett
|Luke Jones
|Sobia Yousaf
West Walsall's AAG meetings this academy year:
- 15th September 2016 – 4:30pm
- 17th November 2016 – 4:30pm
- 18th January 2017 – 4:30pm
- 8th March 2017 – 4:30pm
- 3rd May 2017 – 4:30pm
- 6th July 2017 – 4:30pm
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'I Could Do That'
Know About and Use Early Years Apps
During Summer 2014 we held 'Early Years Arts in the Park – I Could Do That'; a free active creative learning event held in Rufford Abbey Country Park by soundLINCS and the Nottinghamshire County Council Arts Service.
Over 300 practitioners, parents and children joined us for a day of innovative 'active learning' music and arts workshops, with 10 different activities running throughout the day. The children were involved in all of the day's workshops, giving the Early Years practitioners a great insight into how engaging the activities were bespokely for their groups and also experiencing the impact of the session on the children.
The event built on the simple phrase 'I can do that' by using the known habits of settings to create and develop a programme of events and activities that inspire and enthuse the Early Years practitioners and their groups.
It did this through bringing to life existing information leaflets and trails within Rufford Abbey Country Park and showing carers ways of working with their children and discovering how arts can deliver the Early Years Foundation Stage whilst having fun, and providing scope for them to further develop the ideas themselves.
This is the first of a series of 4 videos illustrating the active learning provided by music workshops on the day. This video offers an overview of the workshop 'Know About and Use Early Years Apps' with soundLINCS' Music Facilitator Eddy Mentzel. Eddy has worked with soundLINCS for the past 10 years, specialising in music technology. He has worked in a diverse range of settings and with groups from early years to adult. More recently Eddy has been delivering full class iPad workshops in primary schools across the country.
In his workshop Eddy used iPads to demonstrate a variety of tried and tested music apps for early year's activities, enabling practitioners and children to explore and create music using the iPads, and gain advice from a music technology specialist. To find out more about the applications that Eddy uses in the video and many more apps for Early Years and other age groups, visit our App Share page here.
Play Music When I Don't Have Any Instruments
This is the second of our 4 videos illustrating the active learning provided at our Early Years Arts in the Park – 'I Could Do That' day last year. This video offers an overview of the workshop 'Play Music When I Don't Have Any Instruments' with soundLINCS' Music Facilitator Heather Benson.
Heather has been working with soundLINCS and creating music with Early Years groups for the past 5 years. She has run workshops in children's centres, schools, nurseries, village halls, community centres and various outdoor events. Heather has also been involved in soundLINCS' Root Notes programme providing advice to Early Years settings on how music can become an integral part of their day.
In the workshop Heather explored sounds and textures in the environment and how music can be created using the objects around us, whether it be the scrunch of gravel, the tapping of trees or scraping a fence, there are sounds everywhere for us to explore.
Create Sound Stories
The 3rd of our 4 videos illustrating the active learning provided at our Early Years Arts in the Park – 'I Could Do That' day last year is out now. This video offers an overview of the workshop 'Create Sound Stories' with soundLINCS' Music Facilitator Cathy Royal.
Cathy is a soundLINCS Music Facilitator with over seven years of experience in music making activities with Early Years children and has worked in a range of settings from nursery schools to hospitals; where she has used music as a tool to help develop communication skills, self-confidence and other skills that can be used throughout later life.
In this workshop Cathy explored traditional tales and familiar stories as well as songs and rhymes that tell a story. The children were encouraged to join in with hands, voices, home-made and conventional instruments to bring stories to life. They also tried to put together some of their own stories and use the sound effects to enhance their ideas.
'I Could Do That' – Create Musical Games
The last of our active learning videos from Early Years Arts in the Park – 'I Could Do That' last summer is out now. The video offers an overview of the workshop 'Create Musical Games' with soundLINCS' Music Facilitator Helen Knight.
Helen has been a Music Facilitator and Workshop Leader for soundLINCS since January 2003. She's hugely experienced in Early Years work and has run many soundLINCS Early Years sessions and enriched the lives of hundreds of local children, parents and carers by incorporating music, dance and music games into their everyday activities.
In this workshop Helen explored how to build a wealth of musical activities which can be drawn on easily and which ease the planning of music sessions, giving more time to spend making music with your children.
soundINCLUSION Training Events are being delivered throughout the East Midlands by soundLINCS in partnership with the Music Education Hubs in the region. They are designed for all youth workers, teachers, practitioners, children's carers, children's centre staff, local authority advisors, musicians, creative practitioners, community musicians, music educators, participatory/community/youth arts personnel and all those who work with children in challenging circumstance.
How Can You Improve Your Workshop Techniques?
As a freelance Music Practitioner have you ever felt isolated in your work and thought it would be great to have the chance to talk to like-minded, experienced, contemporaries about your workshop techniques and working practice; or to get a personalised outside perspective on what you do and how you do it, to discuss on a 1-2-1 basis, how you may develop or enhance your musical offer?
This is quite a strange opportunity soundLINCS are piloting. It is built on the observation and feedback that over many years of creating and developing Music Facilitators, these practitioners have found the element of having their workshops observed and receiving feedback from an objective viewpoint particularly helpful and empowering, providing advice, constructive feedback and useful tips and pointers.
soundLINCS is offering up to 10 Music Practitioners the chance for a peer to attend their workshop. This unique learning and development opportunity is designed to help inspire, energise and develop your delivery by way of an accessible approach to observational practice.
There is no charge for these observations. The opportunities are absolutely FREE and offered as part of our Youth Music Musical Inclusion programme – soundINCLUSION, which aims to ensure that there are a wealth of opportunities for children and young people in challenging circumstances to access high-quality music making for their progression.
So why ask soundLINCS to do this?
- soundLINCS has over the last 16 years, developed a workforce of Music Facilitators who are all accomplished performers and workshop leaders in a range of genres and styles with experience in a diverse variety of settings delivering whole group work within Community Music – from hospitals and young offender institutions to community spaces and SEND and Alternative Curriculum settings!
- soundLINCS has a specialism in working with children in challenging circumstances, providing Workforce Development opportunities and events to Music Practitioners across the country.
- We have an empathy and a strong understanding through soundLINCS' range of work and although we don't have all the answers, we certainly have a wealth of experience and we want to share that.
We hope this will be seen as a fantastic opportunity to get a new perspective on your workshops and to top up your skills with the help of our leading practitioners.
Telephone us on 01522 510073 or email firstname.lastname@example.com to let us know what your needs are and how we can help and support you on a confidential 1-2-1 basis! Get in touch for more information and book an appointment for an informal observation and reflection on your session and working practices.
East Midlands Early Years Network (EMEYN)
EMEYN aims to improve and increase the musical offer to early years children in the East Midlands through targeted networks and online support for Early Years Professionals and Early Years Music Leaders.
EMEYN networking events give you the opportunity to engage in discussions about new initiatives and practical approaches to Early Years Music; CPD/training opportunities and how Early Years Music fits into the Early Years Curriculum.
For upcoming training events please keep an eye on this page or check our calendar.
Don't forget to subscribe to soundEMission to get the latest training events from across the region straight to your inbox!


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FLORENCE, SC (WBTW) – On Thursday McLeod Health concluded a year-long celebration of 110 years of providing care to the region with a historical marker dedication ceremony at the Florence County Museum, and a commissioned choral symphony presented at the Francis Marion Performing Arts Center.
At 5:30 p.m., a marker from the South Carolina Department of Archives and History was unveiled on West Cheves Street at the site of the original McLeod Infirmary established by Dr. F.H. McLeod in 1906.
The marker was inscribed with the following:
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The McLeod Infirmary was located here in 1906, inspired by the need to provide access to local medical and surgical care for the people of the region. Frank Hilton McLeod was born in Richmond County, N.C. in 1868 and graduated from the University of Tennessee Medical School. In 1891, he moved to Florence and chartered the Florence Infirmary. By the 1920s it was the third largest hospital in the state. In 1930, with the assistance of the Duke Endowment, McLeod Infirmary became a non-profit institution. A new building opened in 1935 and expanded capacity to 190 beds. Renamed McLeod Memorial Hospital in 1971, expansion continued when 14 blocks of Urban Renewal land were acquired just east of this location. The McLeod Regional Medical Center opened in 1979 with over 300 beds and improved acute care facilities.
Later in the evening, the Florence Symphony Orchestra, The Masterworks Choir, and Soloists performed "It Is Well – A Healing Suite", a commissioned choral symphony at the performing arts center.


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Even Short Hauls May Affect Horse HealthBy Kentucky Equine Research Staff · August 5, 2016
Shuttling from one place to another is a fact of life for many horses and ponies. Breeding stock, trail-riding companions, and competition horses log plenty of miles. Researchers recently studied* the effects of short-distance travel on horses, with an emphasis on establishing baseline inflammation data so potential biases can be reduced when horses are presented at veterinary clinics for other problems.
Eight mature mares with no history of coughing or airway disease were used in the study. For three months, mares were subjected to the same conditions, including identical diet and bedding. Tracheal washes and bronchoalveolar lavages (BAL), both of which provide valuable information on inflammation when examined microscopically, were performed at the beginning of the study and after transportation with and without hay. Transportation involved 90 miles (145 km) over about 2.5 hours. Tracheal washes and BALs were performed again after transport. In addition, mucus scores were assigned during each examination.
Transport did not affect bacterial counts of tracheal washes or BAL; however, researchers identified neutrophilia in some of the mares. Neutrophilia, a hallmark of acute inflammation, is defined as an increase in circulating neutrophils. The more neutrophils, the greater the inflammation. Researchers noted that "neutrophilia could develop solely as a result of transportation or due to interactions between repeated transports, ambient temperatures, head position or other environmental factors." Because of this finding, veterinarians should delay sampling after transport so misclassifications, and potentially misdiagnoses, are not made.
Certain supplements may benefit horses that are asked to travel frequently. Supplementation with omega-3 fatty acids, especially docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA), is thought to strengthen immune function and mediate inflammatory response. The richest sources of DHA and EPA, such as the liquid supplement EO•3, are derived from marine species.
"Some interesting research has shown beneficial effects of omega-3s for horses with chronic inflammatory airway disease, so it is not unreasonable to think that prophylactic use would be advantageous to horses that are on the road frequently," explained Catherine Whitehouse, M.S., a nutrition advisor for Kentucky Equine Research (KER).
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*Allano, M., O. Labrecque, E.R. Batista, G. Beauchamp, C. Bedard, J.P. Lavoie, and M. Leclere. 2016. Influence of short distance transportation on tracheal bacterial content and lower airway cytology in horses. The Veterinary Journal. 214:47-49.


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This 1989-ish VW Cabriolet was taking advantage of the sun yesterday, soaking up some rays in this snow-covered Lewiston parking lot. The temp was in the low 20s at the time this pic was taken, but some outlets had it as low as -11° early in the morning at Niagara Falls. That's not top-down weather no matter how sunny it is!
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And this was a spectacular event. As the mother-of-the-groom, I had to be cautious with any suggestions I had for the wedding festivities. Lucky for me, I adore my daughter-in-law and her family, so it was fairly easy to do. I've had so much fun over the past several years walking the red carpet, that I thought it would be exciting to add a bit of "Golden Globes" glamour to the wedding. I was thrilled that Stevi and Devin agreed. So, wedding guests were treated to glasses of champagne as they exited their cars and headed for the wedding ceremony. Guests had the chance to stop at the "step & repeat" wall (that's the wall that has all the logos behind the celebrities when they walk the red carpet – I think I used to call it the logo wall), where the paparazzi were ready to take their pictures. And one of my favorite treats (and that of the ladies at the wedding) was a basket full of Laura Mercier lip gloss for the taking that sat in the bathroom so guests could feel pampered.
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Wednesday, June 24, 2015
Waiting On Wednesday: The Empire Ascendant by Kameron Hurley
The Empire Ascendant by Kameron Hurley
Expected publication: October 2015 by Angry Robot
When the dark star of the cataclysm ascends, one empire will rise... and many will perish.
Every two thousand years, the dark star Oma appears in the night sky, bringing with it a tide of death and destruction. Tattered rifts open between worlds; great empires are born, and mighty rulers die. Whole nations succumb to madness. And those who survive must contend with friends and enemies newly imbued with bloody powers.
The kingdom of Saiduan already lies in ruin, decimated by invaders from another world who share the faces of those they seek to destroy. Now the nation of Dhai is under siege by the same force. Their only hope for survival lies in the hands of an illegitimate ruler warring with his consort and former lover for control of the nation's allegiance.
As the foreign Empire spreads across the world like a disease, one of their former allies takes up her own Empress's sword again to unseat them, and two enslaved scholars begin a treacherous journey home with what they hope is the key to the Empire's undoing.
But when the enemy you must overcome shares your own face, who can be trusted?
The Mirror Empire absolutely blew me away last year - it's one of those rare books I'm thinking of giving a reread over the summer - so I'm really anxious to see where Hurley takes the story next.
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End-of-life experts back ban on assisted suicide
ONE of the country's leading end-of-life experts, who has been asked by some patients for his help to let them die, has backed Ireland's criminal ban on assisted suicide.
Dr Tony O'Brien, who chaired the Council of Europe's Expert Committee on palliative care, has told the High Court that it would be "entirely radical" for doctors "to try and kill pain by killing patients".
Dr O'Brien is one of two experts called by the State to give evidence in the landmark challenge to the criminal ban on assisted suicide by multiple sclerosis sufferer Marie Fleming.
A physician in palliative care at Cork University Hospital, Dr O'Brien revealed that some of his patients had asked him to help them die.
Dr O'Brien, who has 26 years' experience with 30,000 dying or suffering patients, said those patients asking for help to die typically fell into separate categories, including those for whom the request was "a cry for help" or a "let me die" plea.
A third group wanted to exert more control over the manner of their death, said Dr O'Brien, who added that he drew "comfort" from the assisted suicide ban.
Dr O'Brien said that some patients feared the process of dying and what happens after death, adding that this fear was something that needed to be carefully managed.
Dr O'Brien told a specially convened three-judge High Court, known as a Divisional court, that the ban on assisted suicide made the situation "crystal clear" for doctors and he feared its removal could result in vulnerable people opting to have their lives ended only so as not to be a burden on others.
It was "quite impossible" to devise safeguards to protect such people and "nothing could be safer" than the ban.
A UK palliative care specialist, Professor Rob George, said offering the option of interfering in the dying process through assisted suicide "completely reclassifies the role of medicine" and "changes society fundamentally" as it involved reclassifying the intentional ending of a person's life, at their request, as "a societally mandated good".
Ms Fleming, who is in the final stages of multiple sclerosis, is challenging the constitutionality of the ban on assisted suicide.
She also wants orders requiring the DPP to outline the factors to be taken into account in deciding whether to prosecute assisted suicide.
Dr O'Brien accepted Ms Fleming was in "an appalling situation" but said individual autonomy must be balanced against the wider societal good.
He said her situation might be improved physically, emotionally and spiritually via engagement with palliative services at the highest level here.
The case continues.
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Two years ago, two of Colorado's richest Democratic benefactors plowed more than $7 million into Democratic candidates and causes.More specifically, on the Schaffer-Udall race:
Now a confidential memo to one of their advisers suggests that it would take contributions of nearly $12 million to finance independent political groups trying to influence the outcome of the presidential, U.S. Senate and 4th Congressional District races.
The money - to be spent by political groups known as 527s - would help buy TV ads, radio time and mailings, according to internal documents obtained by the Rocky Mountain News.
The memo was prepared by political consultant Dominic DelPapa and sent to Al Yates, who wears many hats, including adviser to Pat Stryker, a Fort Collins heiress. Stryker and philanthropist Tim Gill, of Denver, spent $7.46 million in 2006 to try to swing elections for Democratic candidates and causes.
The memo doesn't say who would contribute the money, and DelPapa wouldn't reveal any details. His memo outlines a proposed media strategy that suggests spending $5.1 million of the proposed $11.7 million budget on the Senate race alone.These few paragraphs sum up the attitudes of the respective sides:
Part of the Senate budget calls for a $1.9 million advertising campaign in March and April that would target Republican Bob Schaffer, who likely will face Democrat Mark Udall in the U.S. Senate race. "Define Schaffer/Foot on Throat," the campaign effort reads, according to a financial spreadsheet marked "very rough preliminary paid communications budget."
"I would be careful if I were you about reading more into this than actually exists," said Yates, a former Colorado State University president active in civic affairs.Is it just me, or does that remark by Yates sound like a line from a movie script where the Mafia boss gives a little friendly advice to a potential informant? Maybe not how he intended it, but it sure sounds funny.
But [state Republican Party chair Dick] Wadhams said that the memo seemed clear to him.
"This is nothing short of coordinated character assassination by a handful of left-wing billionaires," he said. [Emphasis added]
Some may expect that inconvenient figures like investigative journalists shouldn't get in the way of the powerful Left-wing political machine and its Boulderized agenda for Colorado, including its Boulder liberal U.S. Senate candidate Mark Udall. But their job will be made more difficult by the fact the truth is out there, including the well-chronicled months of information on this site.
Most telling, it says a lot about the Left's expectations for this race that they plan to spend so much money, and to start the dirty campaign smear in the spring. Brace yourselves.


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Do you think that the paisley has our copyright stamp? How about henna? The sitar is the proud ambassador of our musical heritage, right? Many symbols that we automatically assume as indigenous have surprising origins. Over centuries, we have borrowed, received and adopted elements from all over the globe and made them our own. That is the beauty of our complex and hybrid heritage. This Republic Day, let us acknowledge the gifts that the world has given us. To be truly Indian, we have to celebrate and treasure our multicultural identity.
There are many theories about the origins of weaving and the earliest looms, since ancient fabric fragments were discovered in several parts of the world and the dating systems cannot determine their exact times. Crude weaving frames allowed the creation of textiles that were of shorter lengths and smaller widths. It is only after Englishman John Kay invented the flying shuttle that the modern handloom industry took shape, leading to the power loom. The French are credited to the invention of jacquard weave punch cards. Both these components greatly helped the productivity of Indian weavers as they were able to craft longer yardages with larger spans, at a faster pace. Commercial production of brocades, jacquards and tapestries became easier with the use of punch cards. Indian textile graduated to becoming an industry with the use of these updates.
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The sweet sounds of the plucked string instrument have been an integral part of Hindustani classical compositions for centuries. Pandit Ravi Shankar almost singlehandedly put the sitar on the world music map since the 1950s. But the device is actually the exotic offspring of parents from two separate cultures, conceived in India during the Mughal rule. The Persian setar – the word literally means three strings – travelled to the courts of this country and met the veena – star of the Carnatic – to have a blessed union under royal patronage. The fusion of the two during the 16th century created the early versions of the sitar, which evolved into its present form in the 18th century. A sitar can have 18 to 21 strings, of which seven are played strings and the remainder are sympathetic strings. It is a complex contraption, with multiple frets and pegs for tuning while playing. Mastering the art of the sitar is a difficult task.
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The twisted droplet that has become India's ambassador motif to the world, actually originated in Persia. But the word 'paisley' is derived from its namesake Scottish town, where textiles with the design were produced during the colonial times. The stylised teardrop is said to have been derived from the convergence of a floral spray and a cypress tree – a Zoroastrian symbol of life and eternity. It was brought to India by Persian refugees during the Arab invasion of Iran, and gained popularity in the country, under Mughal patronage. The paisley was adopted in a variety of Indian crafts: it became the mainstay of the Jamavar shawl, was reinterpreted in Kalamkari, and was accepted into several families of regional weaves. Many weavers connected the shape with that of the country's beloved fruit, the mango, and it also became known as the ambi (mango). In the 17th century, the motif travelled to Europe and French manufacturers started producing textiles featuring the paisley; thereafter it became globally recognised.
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The beloved floral embroidery of the Parsi community is considered to be a family heirloom, passed down generations and preserved like fine jewellery. Intricate stitches, dense threadwork and fine shading combine to form a pattern that almost looks painted; the exquisite needlepoint technique is also excruciatingly time consuming, and therefore, gaara is a very expensive art form. Trade with China introduced Parsi merchants to Chinese silks, and they brought back textiles from these regions for their womenfolk. Among these were Chinese needlepoint embroideries which framed the four sides of a yardage; these were treasured and coveted due to their quality and detail. Lore surrounding the craft spoke of the forbidden knot, which was so minute that it caused the maker to go blind! Over centuries, the motifs got inspired by Indian, Persian and even European elements, and the saris were also produced outside China. While a lot of the current gaara versions are more production friendly, only a few have retained the original finesse owing to the time and price factors.
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The darker the colour on the bride's hands, the stronger the marriage: such is the belief regarding the intricate patterns of the mehendi – our emblem of holy matrimony. But the origin of henna is a bit further away from home. In the eastern Mediterranean region, many figurines of young women – dating back to the late Bronze Age – were found with markings resembling henna, which was believed to symbolise fertility. Ancient Egyptians were known to have painted the nails of mummies before burying them; the empress Cleopatra used the staining method to ornament her skin. The word henna is derived from the Arabic hinna. How it reached India and since when it was used as a means of adornment here are unclear, but its cultural significance in this country goes deep. It is not just a bridal tradition; it is also an important part of many festivities across religions. Apart from India, this temporary tattoo form is prevalent in the Middle East and Africa. Each region has its distinct motifs.
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BusinessGreen.com Staff, BusinessGreen, Wednesday 3 November 2010 at 11:30:00
Proposition 23 defeated as voters back climate change laws, despite multimillion-dollar campaign from oil giants
California yesterday retained its position as one of the global leaders in clean technology and climate change policy, after voters rejected a proposition that would have indefinitely suspended the state's flagship climate change bill.
With results from 48 precincts having been reported, "no" votes against Proposition 23 stood at 59 per cent, representing a significant victory for green campaigners including Bill Gates, Google co-founder Sergey Brin and Avatar director James Cameron, as well as current state governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Michael Eckhart, president of trade group the American Council on Renewable Energy, told Reuters: "This is reaffirmation that we are a country of some enlightenment. A majority of Californians, even in great stress of unemployment and economic demise, will still accept this responsibility. Rejecting an attempt to destroy the environment is a good thing. "
Prop 23 would have suspended the state's AB 32 law until unemployment fell to 5.5 per cent or less for four straight quarters.
Commentators argued that the move would have effectively scrapped the legislation altogether as the state's current unemployment rate is running at over 10 per cent and has dipped below 5.5 per cent for only two short periods in the last 20 years.
The vote means that California will retain its target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions to 1990 levels by 2020, ensuring a third of the state's electricity comes from renewable sources by the same date and launching a regional emissions trading scheme.
The vote represents a major victory for green businesses and environmental groups after Republican politicians and out-of-state oil companies waged a high-profile campaign in favour of Prop 23, spending millions on TV ads in support of the proposition. …
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