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Call for submissions:
Men's Story Project
Men of all ages and backgrounds are invited to participate in the Men's Story Project! This project will bring together a diverse group of men's real stories to create a local performance about men's life experiences. We're looking for stories from men of a variety of race/ethnicities, sexual orientations, social/cultural backgrounds, life histories, etc.
The pieces can be poems, monologues, prose, raps, just a few powerful sentences, a dance piece, music, etc. - on subjects such as lessons you were taught about what it means to be a man, social/cultural expectations, learning on your own what it is to be a man, experiences of violence, experiences of promoting peace/healing, relationship with your body, sexuality, gender, power, transformation, taboos, etc. Pieces should last a max of 5 minutes. It may also be possible to exhibit visual art in the space.
Contributions of all kinds are welcome -- funny, serious, vulnerable, risk-taking, triumphant, etc - the main theme is REAL. We will present them to an audience in a Bay Area venue TBD in June or July, with the lofty goal of helping move society forward in conceptions of what it can mean to be a man.
If you want to create a piece but would prefer to have someone else read it, that's fine - authorship can be anonymous. If you have a story in mind but want some coaching to get it on paper, we have folks who can help you.
This is a progressive event and will be a safe space.
*Submission deadline:
Participants will be paid $50.
This is an independent project getting off the ground, and is not affiliated with any organization.
Please send submissions + a short bio and any q's to Josie Lehrer at firstname.lastname@example.com


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go on the dole
To begin receiving assistance, financial or otherwise, from publicly or privately funded agencies (usually run by the government) due to a certain level of hardship, poverty, or need. It was really disheartening having to go on the dole these past six months, but it was the only thing that kept our family afloat after I lost my job. Some people are very critical of those who have gone on the dole for extended periods of time.

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PocoMail 4 and Barca 2 are now available at our new site!
We've had several questions about it, so to recap:
- This is a major update and as such you need a new license
- If you purchased PocoMail or Barca after May 1st of 2005 then you qualify for a free upgrade, just contact Support with your current license information, your purchase receipt information (sent to you at the time of purchase), the approximate date when you purchased and your full name and mailing address you used to purchase. Please allow time for processing.
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Western Michigan University. It's your turn to grab the reins.
Western Michigan University is a dynamic, student-centered research university with an enrollment of approximately 24,000. WMU is focused on delivering high-quality undergraduate instruction and fostering significant research activities. The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching places WMU among only 76 public institutions in the nation with high research activity. U.S. News & World Report's annual ranking of colleges and universities includes WMU as one of the nation's top-100 public universities. WMU is one of only 100 public colleges and universities to be granted a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the nation's most prestigious academic honors society. At WMU, you will receive a high-quality education that will help you reach your goals and you will have a college experience that will give you the Western Edge. Learn more about how WMU compares to other Michigan universities when it comes to academic quality and value.
Over 250 academic programs.
WMU offers many program choices so you can get the degree you want from a university that goes above and beyond. If you're determined to pursue one area of study, chances are WMU's program in that area is nationally acclaimed. If you're not quite sure what you want to study, there's ample opportunity to explore. Either way, you'll be challenged to excel beyond your expectations. Beyond our smart program choices, WMU offers many opportunities to enrich your education such as First-Year Experience, and Lee Honors College.
Endless opportunities to get involved.
Over 350 student groups, clubs and organizations means WMU offers opportunities for everyone to get involved. When you want to dive in to your passions, check out organizations like Campus Activities Board, fraternities, sororities, Campus Poetry Society, Western Student Association or West Michigan Gamers Guild. There are student groups for almost every discipline. Other on campus events and activities include NCAA D-1 Bronco athletics, intramural sports, Broadway performances, Bronco Bash, career fairs, homecoming, Miller movies and the student recreation center.
Vibrant Kalamazoo community.
One of the best features of WMU is Kalamazoo. Kalamazoo is the fifth largest city in Michigan and provides a vibrant backdrop for student life. Kalamazoo boasts an active downtown with shops, restaurants and plenty of festivals year-round. Students enjoy local recreation such as Climb Kalamazoo, skiing and biking trails. Searching for something new? Experience Kalamazoo's live theatres, the Kalamazoo Ballet, the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra, one of the many art and history museums, K-wings hockey, Kingdom soccer, and don't forget NCAA D-1 Bronco sports.
Commitment to student success.
The staff and faculty have the best interest of students in mind. Many students choose WMU because of the faculty. WMU faculty members are passionate about the subjects they teach. Endless research opportunities led by WMU faculty are available for undergraduate students to be involved in, making discoveries that will change the world. Need some help with a class? All faculty members hold office hours each week to meet with students one-on-one about their coursework while tutoring and supplemental instruction are available at no charge to all students.
Diverse campus.
In today's global society, it is important that students have the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the world's cultures. At WMU, students have access to over 90 study abroad programs in more than 40 countries around the world. In addition to the unique experience of studying abroad, a diverse campus community and a commitment to continue fostering diversity make WMU a great place to study. Offices such as the Division of Multicultural Affairs, the office of Lesbian, Bisexual, Gay and Transgender Student Services, and Disability Services for Students serve as information resources, provide support services, and promote a campus climate that affirms the academic and personal development of all students. Kanley Chapel is a public inter-faith facility located at the heart of the WMU campus and represents the University's dedication and encouragement of personal and spiritual development.
Culture of sustainability.
WMU has found the balance between savoring the tradition and upgrading the facilities on campus so each student is provided a state of the art experience. It's not about being a showcase; it's about our culture of sustainability. From student energy reduction and recycling initiatives in our residence halls to our Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certified academic buildings WMU is leading the way in sustainability efforts. If that's not enough, with 20 electric vehicle charging stations, WMU is the national leader for college campuses boasting EV charging resources.
Career connections.
You're coming to WMU to leave career-ready. Each program of study has its own benefits and opportunities. No matter what your path, you can expect to find internships, co-ops, field studies and many other methods of applying what you're learning to real life. It all adds up to a pretty impressive resume. WMU's Career and Student Employment Services provides students with BroncoJobs, our student employment database. Over a dozen career fairs for students in all majors are held each year. Employers come from far and wide to recruit WMU students for jobs. One thing's for sure, you'll leave WMU prepared to take on the world.
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Physics and Cosmology
"Those of us engaged in scientific research generally do it because we can't help it - because Nature is the biggest and most complicated jumbo holiday crossword puzzle you have ever seen" - Ed Hinds, New Scientist Sept. 1997
I am currently working on aspects of cosmology, particularly the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB - the radiation left over from the big bang). I'm interested the theoretical models of the early universe, as well as comparing observations with cosmological models. I'm part of the core team analysing data from the Planck satellite, and a lecturer at the University of Sussex.Key papers listed below (complete list on the arXiv, and inSPIRE):
My PhD was with Anthony Lasenby at the Cavendish, Cambridge on applications of Geometric Algebra and covariant methods in physics. GA is unifying mathematical framework for dealing with geometric objects, subsuming vector calculus, complex analysis, tensor calculus, differential forms, and more. I've written an introduction to the subject which I hope should be quite accessible and is now the second chapter of my thesis. Download a Postscript copy.
After my three years of PhD I spent two years postdoc at DAMTP in Cambridge. It then spent 2 and a half years at CITA, University of Toronto and 4 months at the CfA, Harvard. On returning to the UK I spent four-and-a-bit years in the Cambridge Institute of Astronomy/KICC as an STFC Advanced fellow before getting my current position in Sussex.


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Liberty News
Pastor John Hagee encourages support for God's chosen nation
Pastor John Hagee helped kick off Liberty University's first Israel Emphasis Week at Wednesday's convocation.
Hagee has visited Thomas Road Baptist Church and has spoken at the church's Celebrate America event held at Liberty's Williams Stadium, but this was the first time he had addressed students in convocation. He said he was eager to accept the invitation.
"I did so because this is one of the leading universities in America, because of my love and appreciation for Dr. [Jerry] Falwell, Sr. and for what his son is trying to do to make this university a spiritual lighthouse to the nations of the world," Hagee said.
Hagee is the founder and senior pastor of the 19,000-member Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas. His radio and television broadcasts are shown across America and in 240 nations worldwide. He has written 32 books, including two New York Times bestsellers. He signed copies of his book, "Can America Survive?: 10 Prophetic Signs That We Are The Terminal Generation" after convocation.
He began Wednesday's talk by remembering the first time he met Dr. Jerry Falwell, Sr., when Falwell picked him up at the airport on the way to the church's Celebrate America event. He recalled Falwell's humorous prank of driving on campus, blowing the horn on his Suburban and watching the students scatter. He also recalled Falwell's strong support for Christians United for Israel, the organization Hagee founded in 2006 and is now the largest pro-Israel organization in the United States with more than 500,000 members. Falwell was a charter member of the board and the first recipient of its Defender of Israel Award, Hagee said.
"I shall always cherish Dr. Falwell as a champion for Christ, as a bold leader, as a courageous man, as a fearless man, as a world-class visionary who made this great university possible."
Hagee then spoke about the main conflicts Israel is dealing with today -- a threat of nuclear war by Iran and the pressures to parcel out parts of land "to appease the enemies of Israel."
"Giving up land for peace has never worked and it never will work," Hagee said. " … Israel is not the problem. … The problem is the Arab rejection of Israel's right to exist. The problem is Israel does not have a partner for peace in this time. … The problem is radical Islam's bloodthirsty embrace of a theocratic dictatorship that believes they have the mandates of God to kill Christians and Jews. … "
He said Christians should stand behind the nation "because we believe in the Bible," he said. " … The Bible presents the Jewish people as the apple of God's eye, the chosen people, the cherished people, the Covenant people. …
"If you took away the Jewish contributions to Christianity, there would be no Christianity. Judaism does not need Christianity to explain its existence, but Christianity cannot explain its existence without Judaism."
Hagee said Israel needs a partner in the United States.
"If America turns its back on Israel, God will turn His back on America," he said. "... Both America and Israel are at war with a common enemy -- radical Islam. … It is a war of good versus evil, it is a war of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness versus the culture of death."
Wednesday's convocation also included a prerecorded video message from Michael Oren, Israeli ambassador to the United States. He spoke about Jewish heritage and the challenges the country faces today and thanked the university for its support of the Jewish people.
Israel Emphasis Week is being sponsored by Liberty's Stand With Israel club, in conjunction with Christians United for Israel. The week includes distinguished guest speakers and influential leaders who strongly support the U.S.-Israel relationship.
Thursday, March 31, 2011
5:30 p.m. - Dr. J. Randall Price, Executive Director
Liberty University Center for Judaic Studies
Law School, Supreme Court Room
Friday, April 1, 2011
10 a.m. - Helms School of Government Convocation
Jonathan Kessler, Leadership Director, American Israel Public Affairs Committee
Law School, Supreme Court Room
11:30 a.m. - Reception to Follow
Law School, Mountainview Room
4 p.m. movie: "Crossing the Line: The Intifada Comes to Campus"
Campus North 1491
Saturday, April 2, 2011
Night to Honor Israel Gala
Sponsored by Liberty University Student Government Association
Purchase Tickets at LU Box Office
Liberty University, Schilling Center
7:30 p.m. - Doors Open
8 p.m.–10 p.m. Gala


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How to Hire the Right Licensed Electrician near Piedmont Alabama
Many of us only think of hiring an electrician in Piedmont AL when a light stops working or an additional electrical outlet needs to be installed. But if you have never hired an electrical contractor in the past, just how do you go about finding and hiring one that is both professional and reliable? And with so many to choose from, either in the Yellow Pages or by searching on the internet, how do you properly qualify them so that you pick the best one for the job? Almost all of them advertise that they offer the same services, from installing ceiling fans to replacing electrical panels. But if you just let your "fingers do the walking", will you end up with a certified electrical pro, or just some handyman that does wiring and other odd jobs on the side? The answer is that to ensure that you hire the right professional for your project you need to do your due diligence and ask the right questions. And to help you do just that, we have put together a list of steps and questions that you should ask the contractors that you will be interviewing. But first, let's talk a little bit more about what electricians do, the services that they offer and why you should hire one.
Get Free Electrician Quotes From Experienced Pros
What do Electricians Do?
Electricians, or electrical contractors as they are also called, perform a wide range of services for both Piedmont AL residential and commercial properties. Basically if it has to do with electricity and wiring they can handle it. If there is a problem with an electrical system, they can inspect or troubleshoot it and then repair it as needed. If it's an electrical device or appliance, they can install it or replace the old one. Below is a more detailed listing of some of the specific services that you can expect from a licensed and certified electrician in your area:
- Ceiling and Attic Fans installation or repair
- Electrical Wiring or Rewiring
- Outlets and Switches installation or replacement
- Troubleshooting and Inspections
- Electrical Panel installation or upgrade
- Interior Lighting installation or replacement
- Electric Generator installation
- Appliance installation or replacement
As we have already mentioned, even if it is not on the list and it has to do with electricity and wiring, an electrician can probably handle it. Often they work with other Piedmont AL skilled tradesmen, such as plumbers or HVAC techs when more complex systems are installed, such as during new construction projects. Some may specialize in either residential or commercial projects exclusively, so be sure to inquire before hiring.
Electrician Certifications and Licensing
As we have already covered, Piedmont AL electrical workers can perform a wide range of jobs, from inspecting the wiring in homes and buildings to make sure it is up to code to installing electrical systems. Naturally these skills must be learned, and the process usually starts with an apprenticeship program. Upon completion of about 4 or 5 years of training as an apprentice, journeyman electricians are required in most states to become licensed. They are tested on general knowledge and electrical theory as well as their knowledge of the National Electrical Code (NEC). But licensing is only a minimum requirement, and many electricians opt to further distinguish themselves by obtaining one or more certifications. The certifications that are available vary state to state and are available in different specialties, such as for troubleshooting or cable splicing. Some examples of respected certifying agencies include the National Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee (NJATC) as well as the National Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies (NICET). Although obtaining a professional certification is not mandatory, it is an optional way for electricians to demonstrate that they are highly skilled and experienced in their area of expertise.
Why Hire a Professional Electrician
When you have an electrical problem in your home or business, it's usually not the type of job that you want to entrust to a general handyman. If your power is out or you need to have a new circuit panel installed, you want to make sure that you hire a professional that can get the job done properly, and most importantly safely. Following is a list of some of the advantages of hiring a certified and licensed Piedmont AL electrical contractor instead of a "Mister Fixit".
- They can get the job done fast. Many Piedmont AL professional electrical contractors offer 24 Hour Emergency Service, so that they can be at your home during off-peak hours or whenever you need the work done. And not only will they get there fast, but they will do the job right the first time and guarantee their work.
- They have the expertise to get to the root of the problem. Sometimes an issue may seem very basic at first glance, but may be more complex in nature and if not fixed immediately could result in more expensive repairs or perhaps even catastrophic loss in the future. Licensed Piedmont AL electricians have the expertise and experience to ferret out the root cause of your electrical problem so it is fixed right and completely the first time.
- They have the resources to procure the right parts and accessories. Many professional Piedmont AL electricians carry a wide assortment of parts right in their service vehicles. And if they don't have the exact part they need for your job, they know where to get it fast, often while they are still on your job. If larger items need to be replaced, such as an electrical panel or generator, they often have access to special deals that can save you money over buying retail.
- They keep up to date on the latest supplies, systems and techniques. As a professional, your licensed Piedmont AL electrician keeps abreast of the latest developments in his business. Professionals take pride in their work by staying current on the latest trends and developments in their industry.
Hiring a Qualified Electrician
Finding an electrician is just the beginning of your due diligence process to ensure you pick the right professional for the job. There are questions you should ask to make sure that the Piedmont AL contractor you hire is both qualified and reputable. We have already discussed certification, which is one way to verify experience and expertise. Following are some additional steps that you should consider taking before committing to hiring an electrical specialist for any major projects. For much smaller jobs, you may be able to skip one or more steps, such as meeting the electrician in your home first.
- Ask family and friends for referrals. Often the best source for finding a good Piedmont AL electrical contractor is by asking friends and family if they have used someone that they were happy with. When you receive a referral, ask what type of work the contractor did, if they were completely satisfied with the work, and if the price was fair and in line with other contractors. Another way to obtain referrals that is becoming more popular is to use a service that pre-screens contractors in your area that will provide no obligation quotes for electrical services.
- Verify that the electrician has required licenses and insurance. Be sure to check that the contractor you are considering is in compliance with all local and Alabama licensing requirements and certifications. Also, be sure to ask for certificates of insurance for the contractor's Worker's Compensation and Liability Insurance in the event that there is an injury to an employee while working or damage to your Piedmont AL property. As a precaution, contact the insurance companies to make sure that the coverages are all current.
- Find out How Long in Business. Many new Piedmont AL companies fail within the first few years of business, making it difficult if not impossible for their former customers to receive any warranty work in the future. Also, some less scrupulous companies close down and reopen new businesses periodically when customer complaints mount. That is not to say that all newer companies are not reputable, just try to find out a little bit more about the background of the principals involved when evaluating a new enterprise.
- Check for customer complaints. Do some due diligence by checking with your Alabama Attorney General's office and the Better Business Bureau for any complaints filed against the Piedmont AL electrical contractor you are considering. Online local rating services, such as those provided by Google and Yelp, can also give you some insight regarding the reputation of the contractor within your community.
- Ask for references. Talk with 2 or 3 past clients of the contractor to get some feedback on the quality of the work performed. Ask if they were completely satisfied with their experience, and if not, why not. Also, did the final bill come in as quoted, and if not, why not. Finally, ask them if they had a major electrical project in the future, would they likely re-hire the same Piedmont AL contractor.
- Meet with the electrician at your home. Before making a final assessment and providing a firm quote for services, the contractor should be willing to inspect your system and perform a diagnostic if necessary. Be wary of any Piedmont AL contractor that makes a cursory inspection without asking many questions unless it is for a minor project. Also, for major projects, do not take final bids over the phone unless the contractor has already completed an inspection and follows up in writing.
- Obtain several bids before making your final choice. It is a good idea to get bids from at least 3 Piedmont AL contractors before selecting the electrical specialist for the job. Overall cost is important, but be sure to also compare the quality of the components installed or replaced, including warranties. Keep in mind that always going for the cheapest proposal is not necessarily the best value in the long run.
- Get it all in writing. Once you have narrowed down your search to your final selection, ask the Piedmont AL electrical contractor to put it all in writing. Things that you want to see in writing are all of the costs and fees, start and completion dates, guarantees and warranties, and payment due dates. Most importantly, be sure that you receive a detailed summary of all work to be completed, and systems to be installed, including brand and model numbers. If permits are required, make sure that they will handle them as well. There should be no surprises or deviations from the written proposal without your approval.
Looking for an Electrician Near Piedmont Alabama?
If you live in Piedmont AL and are looking for a reliable, qualified electrician, following is some interesting and useful information regarding your hometown.
Piedmont, Alabama
Piedmont is a city in Calhoun and Cherokee counties in the U.S. state of Alabama. The population was 4,878 at the 2010 census.[3] It is included in the Anniston-Oxford, Alabama Metropolitan Statistical Area. The city is approximately one hour and fifteen minutes West of Atlanta, one and a half hours North East of Birmingham, twenty minutes North of Anniston, Alabama and twenty five minutes east of Gadsden, Alabama. The campus of Jacksonville State University in Jacksonville, Alabama is approximately ten miles South of Piedmont. The city is nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountain chain and is surrounded by mountains on the city's southern and eastern sides. The area is home to Duggar Mountain, which is Alabama's second highest point, only trailing Mt. Cheaha by a small margin. Piedmont is a popular tourist destination for outdoor enthusiasts due to its close proximity to many nearby hiking trails, streams and rivers, mountains, the Duggar Mountain Wilderness, the Talladega National Forret and Coleman Lake. Weiss Lake is fourteen miles North of Piedmont and is known as "The Crappie Capital of the World." Piedmont is home to Terrapin Creek, which is a popular destination for kayaking, canoing, camping, swimming and fishing. Piedmont is also home to the Chief Ladiga Trail, which is a paved trail utilized for walking, jogging and bicycling. The trail runs through downtown Piedmont and runs all the way to Atlanta to the East and to Anniston, Alabama to the South and West. The city's school system is an award winning and nationally recognised education system. The school system has state of the art facilities, including artificial turf on the football field and an indoor practice facility for the football team, which is also utilized as a community storm shelter. The school systems sports teams have won state championships in football, track and field and wrestling and have won numerous area/region championships in men/women's basketball, baseball, softball and men's golf. Two state highways, AL-9 and AL-21 run through the city limits of Piedmont, as well as US Highway 278. The city and surrounding area is served by the Centre-Piedmont-Cherokee County Regional Airport, which was constructed in 2010. Many surrounding communities are served by the 36272 ZIP code, including Spring Garden, Rock Run, Knighten's Crossroads, and Nance's Creek. The current mayor is Bill Baker, who was chosen by the city council to lead after elected mayor Rick Freeman resigned due to medical issues.
The area now known as Piedmont is a community that began in the early 1840s, located at the crossroads of two early post roads. Major Jacob Forney Dailey of North Carolina came to Alabama in 1848 and bought land in present-day Piedmont. Major Dailey named the area Cross Plains, and an official post office with that name was established on September 22, 1851.
In Reconstruction-era Alabama, an incident at Cross Plains affected race relations and the future of the northeast section of the state for generations as a result of the lynching of William Luke, a northern missionary, and several other men in 1870. In that year, the new northern-owned railroad to connect Washington, D.C. and the North with New Orleans was to have its headquarters near the small northeast Alabama town, at Patona. After the Ku Klux Klan-led lynchings, however, the headquarters was moved, and the town never achieved the dominant position in Calhoun County, with Anniston, founded the next year, achieving that status instead.
Electrician Fees Piedmont Alabama
Finding and hiring the right Piedmont AL electrical contractor is not as hard as you thought. Just as long as you ask the right questions and follow the steps we have outlined in this article. You originally came to our website due to an interest in Electrician Fees. So remember, there is no obligation to receive free estimates from some of the top contractors servicing your area. Qualified electricians are standing by waiting to compete for your business. So what are you waiting for? Find the right professional at the right price now!
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text: Today during RIM's Annual General Meeting of Shareholder's Thorsten's Heins confirmed that BBM on BlackBerry 10 will include a video chat feature. While we were hardly surprised at announcement seeing as the currently BlackBerry PlayBook has a Video Chat featured installed and the Dev Alphas being handed out also had front facing cameras, this was the first time RIM confirmed that there would be Video Chat available via BBM. While we do not know too much about the exact specifications of the two BlackBerry 10 smartphones (which are expected to be released in Q1 of 2013), we can now be certain that there will be a front facing camera on the new devices when they launch.


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(creator of the most powerfull auto blogging software)
Did you know why there are over a 50 million blogs on the internet? I mean, people are not jobless to put up a blog and write some crap right? They actually Make Money!
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In short, this is how it works: An advertiser pays google to display their ad on blogs. As a publisher, you give permission for Google to display those ads on your blogs. When someone, as your blog' visitor, clicks on those ad, Google pays you a share on what they get from the advertiser. This is the program that actually makes Google "Billion dollars" every year.
"Okay If it's That Simple, Where's The Catch?"
You wont get several dollars for every ad click. Some times, you get only a few cents and this is where most people quit. But the real success is to replicate the process!
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Primavera P6 (was P5, now P6 v7.0) is a Project Management Software package that is used for managing and controlling project related activities. Resources representing labor, materials and equipment are used to track time and costs for the project. Slippage of projects' activities are updated resulting in the adjustment of time related Gant Bars
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4Spires' CommitKeeper lets users make work requests and negotiate delivery agreements, while the system tracks a projects all the way through delivery.
The Web-based business software startup was founded in 2010 by Arella and is based in Half Moon Bay, Calif.


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The Factory of Hope Engines series
The Factory of Hope Engines series, Golden Compass series, and The Post Convulsions Series, are portraits of immigration. For many people who choose to immigrate, they not only struggle with surviving, but also with facing a psychological challenge. Most of them are afraid to go to hospital, bank, or public transition center. The "Invisible Camera", such as the eyes of their neighbors, strangers, or public camera, causes illegal immigration's unstoppable fear of being reported. For Compositions, I use sort of an X-Ray color and form to capture this group's insecurity and unconfirmed living situation. I also alter real photo documents for the basic picture-plane, in order to transform the view of illegal immigration.


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SAN FRANCISCO — Federal prosecutors are not done crafting their criminal case against suspended state Sen. Leland Yee and more than two dozen defendants, raising the possibility they may add racketeering charges against some of the players caught in their sprawling investigation.
The government plans to revise its indictment within the next 90 days, Assistant U.S. Attorney Susan Badger told a federal judge during a court hearing Friday, though she did not specify the potential new charges. U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer gave prosecutors until July 20 to bring their so-called superseding indictment, a common move by federal prosecutors to refine a criminal case after its initial charges.
Court papers indicate that the prosecutors may add defendants to the case and also are considering racketeering charges. There was no indication Yee, already charged with gun trafficking and political corruption, would be swept up in a racketeering case.
Legal experts have speculated the government may be considering a racketeering charge to tie together its case against a host of defendants charged with everything from money laundering and gun trafficking to drug dealing and trafficking in stolen cigarettes and booze. But experts have questioned whether that strategy would be effective against Yee, who has a direct connection to only two or three of the 28 other defendants in the case.
The 65-year-old San Francisco Democrat has pleaded not guilty to federal charges of gun trafficking, conspiracy and committing honest services fraud, accused of promising political favors in exchange for money from undercover FBI agents. Yee sat in the courtroom during Friday's routine hearing, and left the courthouse without comment.
Questions are being raised already about how unwieldy the government's overall case is, given the large number of defendants accused of a disparate set of crimes. Breyer remarked during Friday's hearing that there would not be a single trial for so many defendants.
James Brosnahan, the lawyer for indicted San Francisco political consultant Keith Jackson, said large numbers of groups within the indictment are "not together in any allegations," suggesting the judge could dismiss the charges altogether because of such tenuous ties between many of the defendants. Jackson is portrayed in the case as the original link between undercover agents and Yee.
Breyer set another hearing in the case for next week, when the lawyers will settle on methods for receiving the government's trove of evidence, including wiretapped conversations.
In the meantime, some of the defense lawyers have gone on the offensive, attacking the government's case as entrapment and overreaching. Tony Serra, the lawyer for Raymond "Shrimp Boy" Chow, a central figure in the case, this week lashed out at prosecutors and the FBI, saying they "fabricated" the case.
"There's definitely two sides to the story," Serra told reporters Thursday in his North Beach law office, surrounded by Chow backers wearing bright red "Free Shrimp Boy" T-shirts.
"Only when the case randomly pointed toward Yee, they had the celebrity defendant they wanted all the time. If Yee hadn't been involved, maybe my client would never have been charged."
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What is the secret of students who
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We all know a student who seems to be good in every course. He is always bringing amazing assignments and he is always getting A+ for his research papers. You are not jealous on him, but you would like to know what you have to do to reach to this level. Should you work more, should you study with a tutor? Should you get another books? Here are some secrets that only A+ students know:
I know that this is against everything you learned until now, but good students never study because they want to have good grades. They study because they want to get new information, they want to improve their knowledge and to evolve from every point of view.
The high marks comes as a natural consequence of their hard work. Plus, when you think about study in such a positive way you are much more motivated to create that essay.
You can't expect to create amazing assignments if you spend your afternoon in front of the TV instead of studying. Good students know that in order for them to succeed, they have to forget about any distractions until they finish their work. They don't listen to music while they are studying, they don't watch TV after they come from school and they don't go out in the weekends unless they finished studying. It might seem a little bit extreme in the beginning, but when you will get used to this you will not feel any difference.
Be optimistic. This is the key to do everything right. When you think about things in a positive, optimistic way you automatically feel better studying and you memorize everything much faster. If you are depressed and you convince yourself that your assignments are a torture, you have a very small change to finish everything you need to do in a short time. Think about your future, about how knowledgeable you will be and how much your teachers will appreciate you.
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Court records identify a 19-year-old Las Vegas woman as the leader of a burglary ring suspected of a series of break-ins at celebrities' homes in Los Angeles.
Search warrant records obtained Friday in Las Vegas show that police seized photos of Paris Hilton, designer jeans, computers, a Korean passport and 204 $100 bills when they arrested Rachel Lee at a northwest Las Vegas home Oct. 22.
Records show Lee was released the same day after posting $3,000 bail. Criminal charges have not been filed.
It was not immediately clear if she was represented by a lawyer.
Las Vegas police told a judge that Lee was the mastermind of a ring accused of burglarizing the Hollywood Hills homes of celebrities including Audrina Patridge, Lindsay Lohan, Orlando Bloom and the Hilton family.
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Alan Wong's 5 Questions for Jason Fox
Jason Fox
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For this Hawaii Food and Wine Festival chef Q&A, we thought we'd do something a little different: We asked Alan Wong, who founded the HFWF with Roy Yamaguchi, which chef he would pick to interview, and what five questions he'd ask. He singled out Jason Fox, the chef/co-owner of Commonwealth in San Francisco. The two met about two years ago, cooking at a James Beard dinner, where Fox says they chatted about the importance of tradition, and doing new things, but still honoring the old.
Here are Alan Wong's questions and Jason Fox's answers (interview has been edited for length and clarity):
AW: What style of cuisine do you offer?
JF: We call ourselves progressive American. We're a small, 45-seat restaurant with an a la carte and tasting menu. We really try to meld the classic and the new—looking forward and looking backwards. I don't want to say modern, but there are techniques that we do that are modern and we use toys that help us cook better. But we also use live fire. A lot of our sauce building is very classic. We're very seasonally driven. Vegetables are probably my favorite thing. Vegetables and seafood. We try to highlight them but take things a step further and be creative.
[For example,] we sear a scallop and pair it with a popcorn puree, serve it with hearts of palm. And then there's a frothy sauce with yuzu kosho and pea greens on top. I do this dish a lot—it's a balance of textures and flavors. There's some richness, there's some creaminess, there's some nuttiness. Texture is really important to us.
We're using international flavors, but a lot of the product is grown here. I try to create a personal cuisine that's formed around where I've eaten, my travels, where I've worked.
AW: Explain to people what you do to give back to the community, in particular your decision to give $10 from every $75 tasting menu to charity. Who does it reach, and why do you do it?
JF: The $10 goes to a different beneficiary every month. We try to do mostly food or local related stuff, but we don't want to 100 percent limit ourselves to that, if there's a cause that's near and dear to us. For instance, this month, [the beneficiary] is the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Next month, it will be At the Crossroads, a local outreach for homeless youth. And we've done the Food Bank a bunch. When we opened this restaurant, we did charity dinners all the time, and we thought, can we take it one step further and work it into our business plan—[build] it into our tasting menu rather than doing dinners here and there.
AW: What do you see as the current trends culinarily and for restaurants? Where do you see these trends going?
JF: Oh, there are so many trends. I think everything is cyclical. There's a lot of do-it-yourself things right now—people fermenting everything, making their own vinegars, condiments and stuff. Also, the death of fine dining has been going on for a bit—the casualization of dining and trying to reach people who can't afford astronomically-priced restaurants. That's what we're doing. But I don't want to see fine dining die. I like some of those trappings of the old school, the old school maitre'd, the white linens. I can't do that all the time, but there's a place for that.
Where are the trends going? I wish I knew, then I could get ahead of them. In some ways, things are getting better. It used to be you had to work in big cities to get high-quality ingredients, but now—in places like Portland, Lummi Island, South Carolina—towns are developing good networks of produce and well-raised animals. The importance of the major cities is diminishing—I don't think it's just about New York, Chicago, San Francisco anymore.
AW: What advice would you give to young culinarians aspiring to be chefs?
JF: Go to law school. Go to medical school. You have to really, really want to be a chef. You're not doing it for the money. You're doing it for the love of food, for the hospitality of taking care of people. Work really, really hard. Learn and pay attention. Try to learn from everything. That's why we like going to Honolulu, to these chef gatherings, seeing what other people are doing.
AW: How do you inspire and stay inspired?
JF: We hope to inspire our cooks with our own passion for what we do. We try to teach and share what we know so that they're continually learning.
I stay inspired by eating out and traveling—getting away from the restaurant and going to different places, usually some unexpected place. I was in Uruguay not too long ago and just seeing all the open-fire cooking was pretty awesome. I haven't been to Hawaii in about 15 years, so I'm pretty excited to try everything there. It sounds like there's a strong farmer network and people are exploring the indigenous cuisine. We're excited to go, to check out the stuff, big and small.
Alan Wong will be cooking at the Corks and Forks event Saturday night at the Convention Center. Find Fox at the Keiki in the Kitchen demo and closing night It's a Food World After All in Ko Olina.
For more info on the HFWF, August 29 through September 7, and to buy tickets, check out hawaiifoodandwinefestival.com


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We're talking brightly colored skirt-suits, lightweight button-downs, and duh, a chance to chat with the designer herself. Make sure to RSVP and swing by for a drink and a whole new look.
Where: Maggy Frances spring '13 private sale, The Platinum Suite Pool at the Dream Downtown, 355 West 16th Street (at 9th Avenue); 212229-2559.
When: Tonight, May 22, 5 to 9 p.m.
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In addition to what we had reported earlier, it has been confirmed that nine sponsored children died in the ensuing mudslides caused by Tropical Storm Agatha. We have personally notified each sponsor individually of the loss.*
Today, we want to honor the memory of those nine children who died in the mudslides. The short video below is a small tribute to our dear friends.
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More than 10 New Titles Added!
Posted by drkwaku in Uncategorized on December 6, 2015
Hello, all!
If you heard (or missed) Afrikan Mental Liberation Weekend in August on KPFK, you can download and listen and hopefully share this website with those who matter to you.
Go to Dr. Kwaku's STORE to order from the complete list of Afrikan Mental Liberation Weekend presentations. All of Sunday's presentations are now complete@ Only $5 for handling and some titles are free! The Store tab is at the top or CLICK HERE to go now! And thank you for sharing!
A Message to our Subscribers: Digital Downloads Now Available for $5 Handling!
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Over 50% of Afrikan Mental Liberation Weekend is available for digital downloads, with more being added, but it is taking some time to code everything. In the meantime, please email email@example.com if you some you'd like to order right away. We'll start with you!
01) 9:30am Eraka Rouzorondu ~ Female Consciousness
02) 10:35am John Henrik Clarke Interview 58:41
03) 11:35am Pamela Samuels Young ~ Crime Thriller Writer | 56:00
04) 12:40 Bobby Blue Bland ~ His Life & Blues Music 25:40
05) :10 Susan Taylor ~ Growing Spiritual Consciousness | Growing & Flowing 43:32
If you haven't read our recap to Afrikan Mental Liberation Weekend and our deep thank yous, click here.
In upcoming blog post (the links are at the top to go back in time) we will share some of the comments.
Thank you all and good night!
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Thank you so much for your support!
Posted by drkwaku in Uncategorized on August 23, 2015
Thanks to all who wrote…We have decided to use Paypal to distribute the lectures aired on Afrikan Mental Liberation Weekend, August 15th and 16th, 2015 on KPFK, 90.7 FM. We are setting it up now. Keep checking with the "Store" tab for the order form. We are adding a few at a time. These will be digital listens. Our team is not big enough to send burn, label and mail CD's but let us know if that is your preference. There is always a way.More behind the scenes shots
Behind the Scenes at the Last Afrikan Mental Liberation Weekend 2015
produced by Dr. Kwaku Person-Lynn
The 30-hour radio special, Afrikan Mental Liberation Weekend (AMLW), was an on-air marathon, set for 9 AM til midnight both days. It soared in popularity in the '90's and many speak of great memories where it was just them and their radios, for two days straight. They reported that their lives and perspectives changed, and new choices were made. Mental chains were unshackled and eyes were opened. After some controversial broadcasts, the special was was something Kwaku wanted to see through since he started the special in the 1980's. All he wanted to do was produce this last special.
Earlier this year, then general manager Zuberi Fields green-lighted the Weekend for February. It was preempted until May. Shortly before the air date Mr. Fields was fired. And the special was pre-empted due to the fund drive and the dire straights the station found itself in. It was rescheduled until August. Finally, after a 25 day straight fundraising effort which just ended this week, the dates August 15 and 16 were honored by General Manager Leslie Abrams.
Saturday, August 15
Everything got off to a good start. Kwaku opened as he has always done for these years of AMLW by playing "Family Reunion" by the OJays. He played the scheduled pieces and everything flowed smoothly, thanks to DeAngelo Jones, engineer, who was an unexpected but welcome board operator. After about 2 pm he was relieved by Teddy Henderson. Both were excellent board ops. Kwaku put both days of presentations on one tiny flash drive and the music on CD. Years ago he'd arrive with a box full of cd's, tapes, sometimes reels. And he ran his board himself.
A couple of presentations in, Kwaku, who had been asked to fund raise, opened the mic and started pitching a special premium for $120 which included Dr. Kwaku's latest book "First Word." In yester-years, once he would crack the mic, his weekly program "Spirit Flight" would soar to the top of the fund-raising charts. But the phones didn't light up. I saw it myself. A big black phone with about 15 phone buttons. All dark. No blinking lights.
We asked our eldest son Ravi to go into the Phone Room to see what was going on. In the meantime, we got a call from a long time friend and wonderful actor and producer, S. Pearl, who married us over 35 years ago. She said she had pledged over 20 minutes prior. That's when Ravi came back to report that the phones were going crazy in the phone room. The lines for the phone in the studio were NOT the same lines for pledging. I was happy because Kwaku had announced "If you aren't going to call, I am going to collect my files and go home." Ravi brought in lists of names from the phone room and we thanked them all on air. That was the vote of confidence Dr. Kwaku needed to keep raising money.
When all presentations had been played for Saturday, Dr. Kwaku's favorite part arrived. The last hour is for open phones. Again, the phones seemed dead. We started getting text messages and emails at firstname.lastname@example.com saying that people were trying to get through but couldn't. There are even comments on his website where people told us they could not get through.
I've got to say that when things happen like that, you can't help but think "sabotage." But then one programmer told me in the hall "Welcome to KPFK ." He then started listing all the power outages common to KPFK. By this time, engineer Teddy Henderson was catching the brunt of the glitches. But enough callers got through to let us know they appreciated what they were hearing.
The irate callers looking for regular programming called us during the presentations. Others started listening.
Youngest son Jaaye stopped by and gave us some energy to get through. Later on friends BJ McCurdy and Sybil McMiller stopped by and brought some much needed food. (Kwaku packed his legendary tuna salad but there is nothing like hot food brought in by friends that can stave off hunger.
Sunday, August 16, 2015
The next morning Dr. Kwaku and Ravi got to KPFK and the mental liberation continued. I was listening where over the years I always listened, in bed. But youngest son, Jaaye, stopped by the house to check on things, so I caught a ride with him back to the station. Jaaye and I were pleasantly surprised to see his older brother Jarim already in the studio chatting with eldest brother Ravi. By now, Jaaye and Jarim were using texts, Facebook, Twitter and going ham on promoting this program. Thankfully, on Sunday we weren't required to fund raise, something that while necessary, totally disrupted the flow of the program.
Jaaye and I had stopped by the Fresh Mexican place on the corner to pick up food for the crew, and when we walked in to KPFK, we noticed that we could not hear the program in the KPFK hallways. I told Teddy but he wasn't concerned, thinking someone turned the monitor down. But then middle son So Lynn called to ask why we were off the air. That's when Teddy went into reconnaissance mode. Oddly, the broadcast was off air — someone speculated that it was due to the heat, or a change from Mount Wilson where the broadcast stick is–but we were still streaming online. Our text messages and electronic devices started blowing up but some were comforted knowing that we were still streaming.
Filling Time
Because we were off the radio, but still online, Dr. Kwaku stopped the presentations and I instinctively moved toward to mic to fill. But this time, Jarim Person-Lynn, our second to the youngest son, had stopped by the studio. He and his youngest brother Jaaye both scooted to the mics, grabbed their headphones and we began to banter. Ravi joined us shortly. It was the first time the five of us had been on the air together. But Jaaye, who is actually Attorney Jaaye Person-Lynn, very involved in the community (especially on legal issues) and Jarim Person-Lynn, author of 4 books on finance (including the popular "This is Why You're broke") have been frequent guests on Dominique DiPrima's Front Page on KJLH FM and are very comfortable in front of the mic. I had never seen Ravi Lynn, eldest son and graphic designer on the mic, but it was in his blood, too, and he grabbed a mic as well.
When you are filling time, you don't really know what you are going to talk about but I knew we could finally thank those who had left messages on our website, and in texts, sent emails and posted on social media. Because of them, for the first time we realized we had listeners Back East, in the Midwest, North, South and beyond. It was the first time people in my East Coast family could hear any of us on the air, because the last time Dr. Kwaku produced AMLW, was before Facebook and texting were as widely used as they are today.
Passing the Baton
And just like that…"poof" Dr. Kwaku disappeared. (He had gone in to master control to wait out the power outtage. He later said he just wanted to listen and thought we were doing fine.) The sons started joking about the Illuminati and things, and Jarim, our highest tech son, whipped out his iPhone 6 and started Periscope, a cool app that allows you to video record (for a long time–but the videos don't stay online for long)…because remember we were not on the air. By him recording what we said to the online listeners, we have video files that are so special. Jarim was also using SnapChat and newer technologies and brought thousands of followers to the experience.
And the thing that I always wanted to happen started to evolve. See, Dr. Kwaku billed this AMLW as his last. "This is It" he repeatedly said to quote Michael Jackson. But he was leaving a legacy of archives on top of archives of interviews, lectures, and productions. I'd mentioned and hinted to Kwaku that for some reason as African Americans we do not prep the next generation to take over our life's work. He agreed to the sons interviewing him and it wound up being So and Jaaye representing the 5 sons that we call House of the Rising Sons. But I could never get them together. So as we were talking about their father's work, Kofi Khemet who was listening from Ohio, asked about the sons taking over. And they were all for it. For almost a solid hour we filled the time and they seriously discussed the passing of the baton. And the Illuminati. And Bill Cosby. And more.
Organically, the very thing that I wanted to happen did happen. The sons summoned their father in to ask him some questions. Not long after he took his seat, though, Teddy displayed a huge message on the studio computer screen:
Back on air!
While Kwaku prepped everything with Teddy, thankfully we did not miss a presentation. By now many wanted to know how they could get copies. Jarim gave us the answer. When they are ready a "Store" tab will appear at the top.
When we got to the open phones that night, the phone calls flowed, but still people said they had to call 10 times before getting through. Although Kwaku fielded calls off the air that were irate (during the presentations because they were looking for the regular schedule), none on the air said anything negative. And many talked about how they really learned a lot by listening all day, both days. And how their lives had been changed. We thank you all for tuning in.
–Isidra Person-Lynn
PS: As you can imagine we have a stack of emails to reply to, but the answers to the questions are the availability of the presentations.
Note: Only the presentations are available. The music is not for sale. It is listed because some wanted to know the names of songs, the musicologist, Dr. Kwaku, played.
This items on this list can be ordered on the "Store Page" when ready.
Saturday AMLW Presentations
(The music listed is not for sale. Titles are included to answer listeners who asked: "what was that song?")
9:00am Introduction
9:30am Eraka Rouzorondu ~ Female Consciousness
10:35am John Henrik Clarke Lecture 58:41 (1) The Crown – Gary Imhotep Bird 10:47
11:35am Pamela Samuels Young ~ Crime Thriller Writer | 56:00 (2) Testify Dianne Reeves 4:31
12:40 Bobby Blue Bland ~ His Life & Blues Music 25:40
1:10 Susan Taylor ~ Growing Spiritual Consciousness | Growing & Flowing 43:32 (3) At Peace With Woman The Jones Girls 4:22 | (4) Woman Of Color – Gary Taylor 5:40
3:25 Zaid Abdul Muhammad ~ Community Entrepreneur | 62:38 | (5) People Get Ready 1:25 y People Get Ready Curtis Mayfield & the Impressions 2:29
4:30 Oprah Winfrey ~ On Black Women | 28:42 (6) My Life Mary J. Blige 4:18
5:10 August Wilson by Evan Washington 55 mins | Waited all my Life (live)
6:15 Erin Washington ~ Black Inventions 15:00 (8) Bisa Room 2:32 Thinker's World, (9)All That You Have Is Your Soul 5:15 Tracy Chapman
6:20 Kwaku Person-Lynn ~ Interviewed By Sons 53:00 | (10) A Song For Mama Boys To Men 5:03 7:25 Jaime Nieto ~ Olympic High Jumper 28:03 (11) Exodus Eddie Harris 2:03
8:05 Mark Ridley Thomas ~ Chair, LA County Board of Supervisors
:05 42:06 (12) I Have A Dream Donnie McClurkin 7:07
8:50 Quincy Troupe ~ On Miles Davis | 53:41 | (13) So What 9:25
9:55 George Washington Carver
10:00 Frances Cress Welsing Interview (15) Black Butterfly Denise Williams 4:28 11:00 Open Phones
Sunday AMLW Presentations
9:05am Candid Moments 63:00mins
10:15 Charles Copher – Black People In The Bible 56:14 Don't Give Up Florida Mass Choir 7:00
11:20 William Larue Dillard – Black Biblical History 65:13 Save Me R Kelly 6:10
12:35 Legrand Clegg – Afrikan Royalty In Hawaii 53:06 Hawai'i Israel Kamakawiwo'ole
1:35 Queen Afua – Spiritual Healing 25:14 Never Say Never 4:32 Brandy
2:15 Na'im Akbar – Black Psychology 60:07 I Can't Stop Loving You Kem 5:26
3:20 Ivan Van Sertima Afrikan Presence In Ancient America 58:19 Thank You Master Donny Hathaway 5:51 (and America" Daniel Valdez)
4:40 Debra Maat Moore – Afrikan Origin of Mathematics 47:06 The Secret Garden Barry White, James Ingram, El DeBarge, Al B. Sure 6:39
5:30 Anthony Browder 41:32 Brother Ms Dynamite 3:35
6:20 Violet Palmer ~ First NBA Woman Referee 52:01 This Woman's Work Maxwell 4:26
8:00 Yosef ben Jochannan – The Nile Valley 68:14 Afrikan Peter Tosh 3:42
9:05 Iyanla Vanzant – Womanist Crusader 68:11 Brown Skin India Arie 4:57
10:15 Asa Hilliard – The Last Interview 59:32 Film Review 2:31 Hearts Of Longing"Ramsey Lewis, Grover Washington, Omar Hakim, Victor Baily
11:20 Open Phones
End Song Always In My Head India Arie 4:41
We will continue to update and link the presentations with Paypal. Thank you for your patience! We're just learning this method!
Thanks to Ravi Lynn for designing the poster. Thanks to Isidra Person-Lynn for production assistance. Thanks to Jaaye Person-Lynn and So Lynn for interviewing their father and thanks to Joanne Ellis for her support. Kofi, Dankwa, BJ, Sybil and so many others, we thank you all.
Today August 15th is the day! 9 am til Midnight. Here's how to listen live:
AMLW airs live on KPFK which is 90.7 FM.
If you do not live in California between Santa Barbara and Mexico, you can listen live online at http://www.KPFK.org. (Worldwide)
It is hosted by Dr. Kwaku Person-Lynn, historian and educator.
This will be his 12th and final time.
You can record off the radio, but are not permitted to sell.
No bookstore or other entity is selling.
All interviews by and with Dr. Kwaku Person-Lynn are copyrighted and for personal use only.
Please visit this site or email Dr. Kwaku: email@example.com
To call in and support KPFK 1818 985-KPFK.
Kwaku has been asked to fund-raise for KPFK. He will only do it on Saturday, so Sunday should be smooth sailing. KPFK needs help. There are a lot of dedicated programmers there!
And finally, please help us spread the word!
It's this weekend! This time it is global. Listen live at www.kpfk.org! Please share!
Posted by drkwaku in Uncategorized on August 13, 2015
We are excited that finally, the final AMLW 30 hour radio special on KPFK 90.7 FM will begin Saturday morning at 9 am. this Saturday, August 15th.
Dear Isidra,
Coming soon!
Posted by drkwaku in Uncategorized on August 5, 2015


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An elderly couple is dead in an apparent murder-suicide at a Lehigh Valley hospice.
Elwood Osman shot his 83-year-old wife Mildred and then himself inside the Hospice Center of the Lehigh Valley Hospital's 17th Street Campus in Allentown, Pa. around 1 p.m. Tuesday, according to the Lehigh County District Attorney Jim Martin.
Martin says three hospital staff went to the Osman's inpatient room on the facility's fourth floor located at 17th and Chew Streets after hearing gunshots. Once inside, staffers found the Mildred dead in her bed and Elwood dead elsewhere in the room.
U.S. & World
Martin described the shooting as a "discrete incident."
"This is a very tragic event and our hearts go out to the family of the deceased and our Lehigh Valley Health Network colleagues who were involved," Lehigh Valley Health Network senior vice president Chuck Lewis said in a statement.
Lewis says no other patients or staff were threatened or hurt.
Martin says officials are investigating the shooting as a murder-suicide. The Lehigh County Corner's Office is expected to conduct autopsies on the couple.


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Thursday, December 24, 2009
Our Senatorial Gift
As the Senators vote to pass their bill to extend insurance to thirty million more people while failing to address malpractice or physician payment reform, we can all only hope and pray that it's worth it in the end.
On thing's for sure, 2010 is shaping up to be one heck of a year.
Merry Christmas.
Chart source.
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If I read Dr. Gottleib's editorial in the WSJ today correctly, this means that the patient can't sue the government for refusing a treatment or diagnostic test, but physicians are still liable if there is failure to diagnose or offer treatment.
- Thu Dec 24, 09:15:00 AM CST
- Michael Kirsch, M.D. said...
Could you add 2 more columns to your graphic?
Physician Satisfaction
Patient Satisfaction
I join you with your 'hope and pray' strategy.
- Thu Dec 24, 03:45:00 PM CST
I don't understand why physicians would be so opposed to a reform that gives insurance to 30 million pople who can't currently afford it. Are we concerned about the health of people in this country, or only about those who can afford health insurance? Thank the policies of republicans who hav long relied on the trickle down theory of economics to provid for th middl class; unfortunatley, all we have seen is a further disparity of incomes in this country leaving more and more people unable to afford health insurance.
I would agree that tort reform would have been a nice addition, and we most definately need payment reform, but with all those republicans harping about the size of the bill, I think some things need to be left for future legislation.
Apparently it is OK to wage war and give wealthy folks a big tax break that has cost us more than a trillion dollars in deficit spending (boy did that do a great job of stimulating growth in the economy, at least for Halliburton), but not spend it on health care. and at least the democrats provided the mony to cover th bill, unlike the republicans who gave us the pharmacy benefit for Meicare recipients without a dime to pay for it.
- Thu Dec 24, 07:05:00 PM CST
we can't all make a living trolling blogs and posting talking points. Those of us who actually have practiced under the current regime have real reason to be concerned about the long term viability of our profession, those not trapped by debt will leave, most of those who are will practice across the border. Those whose shoulders we stand on sold us out by allowing the camel nose under the tent with Medicare. Now my generation of physicians has to pay the bill.
Good luck finding a doctor
- Fri Dec 25, 07:39:00 AM CST
Most common mistake: Insurance equals access. Tell that to a Medicare patient seeking a PCP. The PCPs have walked away from the Medicare patient.
The political class are trying to impose rationing not by leveling with the American people buy by placing a stranglehold on the doctors. The doctors will be squeezed to ration. Pure backdoor capitation. A new low for lawmakers.
- Sun Dec 27, 03:34:00 PM CST
Anonymous said "most of those who are will practice across the border."
Oh look, more bluffing and hyperbole. Define "most." Are you talking about 51% of physicians moving across the border (I assume you mean to Mexico?)? 80%? 98%? What utter b.s. That is just as true as the claim 5 years ago that "most" docs would have to stop practicing without tort "reform" and would all move to states with tort laws that absolve them of accountability for their actions. Sorry. That one has overstayed its welcome and no one believes it anymore.
- Thu Jan 07, 04:42:00 PM CST


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Shower chances will linger in Friday's pattern before beautiful, winter weather settles into South Florida this weekend.
Mostly cloudy skies will rule Friday as scattered showers kick in around mid-day and carry into the evening hours. Expect highs around 75 this afternoon with light winds from the north.
Lows tonight will drop to 61 with shower chances winding down after midnight.
Expect clearing skies throughout the day Saturday with a high of 76.
North winds will work with high pressure to send temperatures plunging into the 40s by Sunday morning under clear skies. Sunday will be cool and sunny with highs of 63.
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Armed with only a BMW M3 and a camera, 5th Gear's Tiff Needell examines what they claim is the world's greatest driving road, located in the U.A.E. capital of Abu Dhabi. Where else?
The Jebel Hafeet Mountain Road wraps its way around the Jebel Hafeet Mountain, the second highest peak in the U.A.E. at over 4000 feet. The road offers brave drivers 60 corners over 7.3 miles of perfectly paved asphalt while offering a beautiful view of the desert below. As Tiff points out, numerous drivers have misjudged the corners. The rubber graffiti written all along the road's concrete barriers, a sign some should stick to just going straight.
For those who have mastered all 60 corners of the Jebel Hafeet Mountain Road only a small car park with 2 porta-johns (for you to empty out your pants) and cafe await you at the top of the peak, but we're guessing those aren't the real prize. Did we mention that there's only one way down? We're hoping that Ol' Master Wert will hand us the keys to something special and give us the okay to take a short journey to the oil-rich capital.
(photo credit: Renen Jose Navalta via flickr)
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Bourn's return delayed by weather in Motown
Indians center fielder activated from DL; Morgan optioned to Columbus
DETROIT -- A light snowfall and frigid temperatures robbed Michael Bourn of his first game of the season with the Indians on Tuesday. Inside the warm confines of Comerica Park's visitors' clubhouse, the center fielder was just thrilled to be back with the team.
Even though the series opener against the Tigers was postponed due to inclement weather, the Indians activated Bourn from the 15-day disabled list, following his comeback from a left hamstring strain. To clear a spot on the active roster, the Tribe optioned outfielder Nyjer Morgan to Triple-A Columbus.
"I am happy, man. You miss it when you're gone," Bourn said. "I'm ecstatic to be back and ready to just join the team and help in any way that I can."
The 31-year-old Bourn strained his hamstring while running the bases in a Spring Training game against the Giants on March 16. The center fielder originally hoped to return in time for Opening Day, but Cleveland took a cautious approach with his comeback, especially considering how important Bourn's legs are to his style of play.
Bourn appeared in five Minor League games between rehab trips to Triple-A Columbus and Double-A Akron, hitting .150 (3-for-20) with two walks and one stolen base. Bourn, who reiterated that the recent injury was unrelated to the offseason surgery he had on the same hamstring, said he was happy with the variety of ways he was able to test his leg during the games.
"Confidence is everything with it," he said. "That's the most important thing. I stole a base just to test myself out, and was able to run down the line good, and things of that nature. It felt good. It felt fine. I'll just try to go out there and play."
The Indians could have optioned a reliever, but manager Terry Francona felt it was more important to maintain the team's eight-man bullpen right now. Entering Tuesday, Cleveland's rotation ranked last in the American League with an average of 5 1/3 innings per start, putting extra strain on the relief corps.
Given that Bourn and Morgan are both left-handed-hitting center fielders, Francona said Morgan became the odd-man out.
"It wasn't really a tough decision," Francona said. "I mean, it was difficult in the fact that [Morgan] had done so well and I don't think anybody thought he deserved to go to Triple-A. But, when you look at the way our team is constituted, we needed to stay with the extra pitcher in the bullpen."
In nine games, Morgan posted a .348/.484/.348 slash line with three stolen bases, four runs and four RBIs.
"He's been [electric] for us," Bourn said. "He's been playing good defense, being good in the leadoff spot. He's a proven player in the big leagues. He's been in the big leagues for about six, seven years now. People know around the league what he can do. He held it down while I was gone."