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9/11 Memorial Opens
As the world prepares to commemorate the 10th Anniversary of the 9/11 attacks of 2001, the 9/11 Memorial and Museum at Ground Zero will open its doors for the first time. Kelsey Hubbard discusses the event with Memorial President Joe Daniels.
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I ... as the nascent and perhaps the world get ready to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the nine eleven attacks in two thousand and one it is a very special moment ... in the history of nine eleven in New York City the nine eleven memorial ... will be opening whole everyone I'm Kelsey Hubbard and joining me is the president of the nine eleven memorial Joe Daniels to thank the much for being ... absolutely ... that fuzzy very exciting time Fiona ... Engles hoping that this memorial for the family is for ... the people of New York City responders Sun Times the tenth ... anniversary tells a little bit about the process getting this point it's been a it's been a Absolute ... journey I think that we set a goal that set on the tenth anniversary ... it was enough to us whether the eyes of the world would be on the site will what's up to us with a wet the repeated position ... to have a memorial ... that we can be proud of that is inspiring ... that allows those families that moment ... of ... being at the touch the names of their loved ones are legally inscribed and bronze at one of the most sacred places Newnan states ... that's especially important are so many families who were not able to recover the bodies of their loved ones Here said this in this sense is the resting place always be the resting place ... and it interesting how the names were actually ... up ... with around that's when told that I'm not necessarily apathetic limits of us people like they tell us how that with that ... it's it's really the ... most unique memorial it's ever been constructed in the world because of the names arrangement and fundamentally the names of groups ... by relationship By Aude meaning by the the lives that these people when we have people that were best friends together on this Memorial ... we have ... folks that work to the trading desk for fifteen years ... Umm we had over twelve hundred adjacencies request me when out to each and every one of the next of kin and ask them ... what they wanted their loved one's name ... things like ... a woman at the Ross lost a father who was on flight eleven ... her father's plane crashed into ... Marsh McLennan killing her best friend in the world States Sanders ... and out ... through her requests we put them together forever on this Memorial and we open on Sunday ... summing it used to be of the sea ... we Aussies in animations and six ers and as the next week it will be able to visit its windfalls reflecting falls tells LaVette about the design of my car pad together and they won a contest up for this memorial and that tells LaVette about what he wanted to achieve that ... Michael Rodd won the largest international design competition in history fifty two hundred entries from sixty three different countries ... and fundamentally his design is about marking the secret weapon for those towers stuck ... to the largest man-made waterfalls in the country to mark those footprints ... over twenty six thousand gallons of water each bull running through every single minute ... and it's about absence when you step up to the fore when you hear the falling water we see the massive win in front of your reminds you of ... the buildings that are here but most importantly your were minded ... of the people in front of you those names ... were taken from us to send ... another to let the rabbit tenth anniversary Biegel to open ... for the families and we spoke about but it isn't a lot of people think ten years it took so long and that this in so many frustrations along the way we look of it is construction going on and some FNX ... just a little bit about the frustration and why it took the long enough to what we're going to be the next couple years ... 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Knowing their address is generally a good thing to know, after all, it's where they live. It is great for their cognitive (thinking) skills, helps with their memory and is fantastic for learning numbers, letters & words.
As well as learning about their town, state and country.
This is especially important in the unlikely event they could get lost or separated from you.
Well there you go.... the benefits are endless of knowing their address.
Use a piece of paper and write down the following (as pictured)
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Queensland Post/ Zip code"
Laminate it and pop up on a wall in your child's play area.
Then your part as the adult is to go over and over and OVER your address again and again and AGAIN!
Hard work.... not really, time consuming.... not really, but remembering to do this often.... yes, that is the hardest part.
We have taught our kids their address at 2.5 years old by continuously going over it. And I don't mean at the one time in just an hour of repeating yourself.
- I mean as we are driving home, I will say "Oh we are just about home, we are nearly at 1 Lake street, Rainbow Town".
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Bill Simmons' HBO Talk Show: Week One Guests Revealed
Any Given Wednesday with Bill Simmons has secured its premiere night guests.
The weekly 10 p.m. talk show will kick off June 22 with Charles Barkley and Ben Affleck. Barkley will appear in Simmons' first segment, where the conversation is more centered on a given topic. Affleck will follow as a solo interview, which is expected to last 10 to 12 minutes.
As Simmons outlined in a Hollywood Reporter cover story, the interviews will be pre-taped and edited down considerably for air. In doing so, Simmons' goal is to have more casual, thoughtful conversations much as he does on his popular podcast. The decision to avoid a more common live or live-to-tape format — as well as a studio audience — for the HBO half-hour show was his. As Simmons explained, he is neither a stand-up nor a performer and thus he preferred the more informal, podcast-style format.
His night one guests are in many ways fitting as Simmons looks to build a show that will move between sports, tech and Hollywood. Affleck, a Bostonian like Simmons, had long been a name atop the host's wish list. At one point he had discussed having Affleck on with best pal Matt Damon, but scheduling proved problematic. As for Barkley, he and Simmons have a relationship through commentating and plenty in the world of sports to discuss.
Simmons acknowledged that he was aiming high with his hoped for guests, rattling off names including Michelle Obama (her husband sat for Simmons' B.S. podcast in 2012) and famously press-averse Patriots coach Bill Belichick. "I know by episode four I'll probably end up with the fifth lead on some CW sitcom," he joked, "but for now I'm dreaming big."
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A Rosenallis man convicted of drunkenly abusing his elderly father made a charitable donation at last week's court.
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Now I know that 'The Departed' is based off of the Hong Kong movie 'WuJianDao', but Scorsese really grabs hold of a great story and brings it to the American Screen. My father grew up in Boston and when we walked out of the theater he couldn't stop talking about how authentic the environment and attitude was. Then there's the acting in which the lead actors (Nicholson, DiCaprio, Damon) not only give stunningly entertaining performances, but you become engulfed in each one's perspective and dilemmas. The smaller roles that of (Baldwin, Walberg, Sheen) are supporting roles that remind me of Jesus Quintana from 'The Big Lebowski', by this I mean that their screen time is limited but they make lasting impressions that you cherish each and every scene they are in, Alec Baldwin especially. The story itself starts off with the basic intro of the players and the setting, but you'll find yourself slowing following each and every plot twist and rooting back and forth for the good guys and for the bad guys. If you're a Scorsese fan, which I am, I think you will appreciate this film. You can clearly see the Scorsese touch ranging from the cinematography and of course the music, it's great to hear "Gimme Shelter" again, but "Comfortably Numb" played in so well. It's another gangster flick from Scorsese, yet this one stands alone because feels so fresh and most would agree Scorsese does gangster films the best; so why not let him. Oscar worthy, the acting I certainly hope; this is DiCaprio's best role since 'The Aviator' which was his best role since 'Gangs of New York', am I seeing a pattern here. But my lasting impression wasn't concerned with the politics of the golden statue; my lasting impression was that I had sat through 2 and half hours of brilliant and especially entertaining storytelling. Thank you Mr. Scorsese.
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Two men from opposite sides of the law are undercover within the Massachusetts State Police and the Irish mafia, but violence and bloodshed boil when discoveries are made, and the moles are dispatched to find out their enemy's identities.
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In South Boston, the state police force is waging war on Irish-American organized crime. Young undercover cop Billy Costigan is assigned to infiltrate the mob syndicate run by gangland chief Frank Costello. While Billy quickly gains Costello's confidence, Colin Sullivan, a hardened young criminal who has infiltrated the state police as an informer for the syndicate, is rising to a position of power in the Special Investigation Unit. Each man becomes deeply consumed by his double life, gathering information about the plans and counter-plans of the operations he has penetrated. But when it becomes clear to both the mob and the police that there's a mole in their midst, Billy and Colin are suddenly in danger of being caught and exposed to the enemy-and each must race to uncover the identity of the other man in time to save himself. But is either willing to turn on the friends and comrades they've made during their long stints undercover?
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[Director]Martin Scorsese
[Role:Billy]Leonardo DiCaprio
[Role:Dignam]Mark Wahlberg
[Role:Colin Sullivan]Matt Damon
[Role:Frank Costello]Jack Nicholson
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Superb acting on top of brilliant storytellingReviewed byGeneral_TurgidsonVote: 10/10
Please don't make negative comments like some of the aforementioned people have been doing if you haven't seen the film yet! I have seen it, at a press screening last week. Not only is it the best film of the year so far, it marks a return to form for Martin Scorsese, and ranks with the likes of GOODFELLAS as being one of the best in his canon of films.
I'm a fan of the Hong Kong film, INFERNAL AFFAIRS, upon which this is based. While THE DEPARTED keeps the basic structure of the original, it is very much its own movie, so much so that the screenwriter, William Monahan, didn't even watch the original film while adapting its screenplay, thus enabling him to infuse the script with his, and Scorsese's, respective visions.
All the actors are first-rate (yes, even Leo, for all you DiCaprio bashers out there), and turn in some of their best performances to date. THE DEPARTED is sure to garner a host of Oscar nods, if not wins, including (hopefully) Scorsese's long-overdue statuette for Best Director. Plus, with actors like Martin Sheen and Alec Baldwin playing supporting roles, that says a lot about the quality of the film they signed up for! THE DEPARTED is tough stuff, not for the faint-of-heart. That said, it is a must-see for adult viewers who long for intelligent, gritty stories to grace our movie screens once again.


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When You are in the morning on a day off you Wake up, you undoubtedly would like something to eat, in other words, a good Breakfast. For Breakfast there are a few popular dishes. One of such dishes are pancakes. Even if the pancakes are not simple, and filling, this dish is simply not to pull "ears". Next, we'll tell You about how to prepare pancakes with meat. We are sure that once having prepared these pancakes with meat, You will cook them constantly.
- Minced meat (beef) – 0,5 kg;
- Onion – 1 onion;
- Wheat flour – 200 grams;
- Baking soda – 1 teaspoon;
- Eggs – 2;
- Milk – 0.5 liters;
- Sugar – 1 table spoon;
- Vegetable oil – 4 table spoons.
Recipe for pancakes with meat.
1. The first thing we will do is bake the pancakes directly. To do this, take a large bowl and with the aid of a whisk lightly beat eggs with sugar, salt and vegetable oil (2 tablespoons).
2. Then add milk and slaked soda. Mix thoroughly.
3. You then successively add the flour. Do not forget to constantly stir the contents of the bowl. The result should be a smooth watery batter without lumps.
4. Next, take a frying pan. It fry pancakes on each side. The resulting pancakes put aside.
5. Go to the stuffing. To do this, grind the onion and add it to the mince.
6. Put the pan on the fire with the remaining oil. When the oil is really hot, start to fry the mince and onions. During roasting need to leave excess water. When this happens reduce the fire and cook the meat under a lid for 20 minutes.
7. Now we need to fill the pancakes with filling. Fill tightly and turn our pancakes.
The result is lovely, delicious pancakes with minced meat is ready. You can call your loved ones and yourself. We hope that these pancakes You will have just a wonderful mood and next weekend You will definitely cook this dish. Waiting for Your comments!


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We are excited to welcome new and emerging playwrights to Weesageechak 30, including Taran Kootenhayoo, the Denesuline and Nakoda Sioux actor and playwright who currently resides in Vancouver, BC. Kootenhayoo will share the first piece he has been able to develop as a playwright, which he describes it as "[his] offering to the conversation being had in this country."
White Noise is a comedy on racial commentary – an effort to dissect the micro and macro nuance of racism that exists within Canada, particularly between Indigenous and non-Indigenous folks. "Through comedy, I hope to explore the layered racism that exist within ourselves and to witness it in others".
"I'm hoping the effect of this piece will give room for people to have conversations that are usually awkward and ugly."
"I want to learn from other people on this experience because I don't have the answers myself. I'm curious to see exactly where we're all at…we have a long way to go as a country in providing a safe space for different races to co-exist. It's got to start somewhere and we'll only know how to do that if we can sit inside of it together."
Kootenhayoo hopes to witness and learn from like-minded creatives to better grow his work as an artist at the festival. "I also figured Weesageechak was the right place to present this work because Weesageechak is a trickster by nature, and I'd like to think of this work as a crafty teaching".
Catch Kootenhayoo's White Noise on Thursday, November 16th!
More from Taran Kootenhayoo
Where do you find your inspiration for your creative work?
Protests, plays, books, graffiti/street art, spoken word poets, skateboarding, black and white film photography, the land, being in and out of love, hip-hop, cello, piano and still being alive.
What's the best piece of advice you've been given?
Don't let the bastards get you down – Elaine Bomberry
Do you have any advice for new Indigenous creators just coming onto the scene?
Don't be afraid to be fully Indigenous. It may seem terrifying because we've been conditioned to not want to be who we are, but do it anyways.
What are your thoughts on addressing political topics through Indigenous art?
"Our existence is resistance." I think it was Leanne Simpson who said this, although I could be terribly wrong. She's amazing and I'm sure she did say this or something along the lines in some capacity.
In any case, what that statement tells me is that anything we do as Indigenous artists is in a way a resistance to the Western World. I believe that Indigenous art says, "I'm here. I've been here. And I'm not going anywhere anytime soon". Of course, I cannot speak for everyone else. There's something so beautiful about Indigenous art being present in any capacity. When I witness it, I feel a sense of home…which is hard to feel most times. Anyways, this is what I think, and I'm still trying to figure it out for myself.
What does Indigenous art mean to you?
History. Love. Land. Roots. The Four directions. Family. All my relations.
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OTTAWA — Until a royal tour sparks public interest — something Prince William and Catherine are about to do on a near-fanatic level — the Royal Family functions like a tasteful wallpaper pattern in Canada: enjoyable in an absent-minded way, but so ubiquitous as to be almost invisible.
From place names and currency, to commemorative plaques unveiled on long-ago royal tours, the symbolic presence of the monarchy is everywhere in Canada — which is exactly what makes many people forget about its significance.
Mail a letter and Queen Elizabeth II is likely to be on the stamp — which you can pay for with coins or a $20 bill also featuring her image. Walk into an airport, government building or school and there's probably a portrait of the monarch on the wall, though it might be a decades-old image of her younger, dark-haired self.
Visit a park or campsite and you might spend your weekend on Crown land, and you'll face the Crown in court if you run into trouble with the law — after being arrested by a police officer with the royal headgear on his badge, that is.
Chances are good that the monarchy is part of your daily commute, given that at least 228 Canadian cities have a Queen Street and 316 have a King Street (or Road or Crescent), along with countless schools, bridges, buildings and highways named for various members of the Royal Family, contemporary or long dead.
Prince Albert, Sask.; Victoria, B.C.; the Queen Elizabeth Islands in the Canadian Arctic; Charlottetown and Prince Edward Island itself: countless elements of this country bear royal names, but many of the origins have faded as they've become established parts of the Canadian atlas.
"Either we just don't pay attention to it so we don't know the connection — such as Regina, a lot of people don't know that's Latin for Queen — or if we do know, often it's seen through historical eyes, that these are streets named after a bygone era of history, colonial times," says Robert Finch, chairman of the Monarchist League of Canada.
Many Canadians are oblivious to the ubiquitous Crown as part of Canada's modern identity as a constitutional monarchy and don't know that the Queen arrives as "Queen of Canada," not an outsider, as is the case with the president of the United States, he says. Finch took to Twitter last week to point out the distinction that Will and Kate will "visit" the United States but "tour" Canada because they aren't considered foreigners here.
He says he believes the vintage of many of these symbols is to blame for the disconnect Canadians feel from "their" Royal Family: dusty portraits of a freshly coronated Elizabeth on many government walls have little connection to the white-haired great-grandmother who tours and appears in the news now.
"Before Canada Post turned monarchist, you used to get a stamp of the Queen and she had black hair," Finch says, laughing. "Where the symbols become a little more powerful or helpful in reminding Canadians about the monarchy is when they're relatively new designations and they involve members of the current Royal Family."
To that end, the world's most famous newlyweds could spark a new wave of namings and a stronger Canadian connection with the House of Windsor after their tour.
Canada Post issued stamps commemorating Prince William and Catherine's April 29 wedding and the Royal Canadian Mint — another of those nearly invisible "royal" elements of Canadian life — is doing the same with coins. Kevin MacLeod, the Queen's Canadian secretary, says he's already received a request to name a Duke and Duchess of Cambridge park somewhere in Ontario in advance of the royal tour.
"If you do a little digging, you'll see that there's a very special relationship," he says of the myriad royalty-related landmarks in Canada. "We kind of know the Crown is there, but we don't give it a lot of thought. We're surrounded by it, but on a day-to-day basis as we live our lives, are we conscious of it? I would venture to guess no."
With 60 years on the throne next year, the Queen herself has been "interwoven into the course of Canadian history" in a way that's easy to ignore, says Carolyn Harris, a royal expert and PhD candidate in history at Queen's University in Kingston, Ont. — an institution established by a royal charter from Queen Victoria in a city that was the Canadian capital until she picked present-day Ottawa to replace it.
"To some degree, it's taken for granted and there isn't always such a sense of historical context of how all of this came into being," she says. "A lot of times, people only see the visible manifestations, like these tours or the Queen on our money, as opposed to how the constitutional monarchy works and the structure of the Canadian state."
Both monarchists and republicans in Canada say this apathy toward the Crown is the greatest obstacle faced by those on the other side of the debate.
With the royals soon to arrive with their megawatt star status in tow, Finch says he believes the monarchy is about to get a boost in profile in a country festooned with its symbols — even if it's only temporary.
"It kind of reminds you of having an extended family and they visit every once in a while and you have a big event and you welcome them with open arms, but you probably don't miss them throughout the rest of the year," he says.


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Gallery Exhibit: Our World Burning
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- Time: 9:00am - 9:00pm
As deadly wildfires globally increase in number and severity, residents of fire-prone areas are finding themselves on the frontline of these historic and potential climate-changing events. This exhibition of over 50 images and a documentary film from recent California fire seasons, come together in this body of work from nine critically-acclaimed photojournalists and explores the ramifications these fires can have and reveal the pain, suffering and all-encompassing loss the victims endure.
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Basketry Now: 10th Anniversary Exhibit
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Held in conjunction with the National Basketry Organization 2019 Biennial Conference this exhibit is unique in it's focus on basketry and in it's inclusion of the full range of work being executed by well-known and emerging artists.
Even Coverlets Get the Blues
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Kentuckians have practiced the art of weaving for more than 200 years.
Techniques represented in Even Coverlets Get the Blues range from overshot, double weave, and tied-biederwand to hooked rug making.
FACING THE FRESHMAN YEAR: Essential Conversations
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- Time: 9:00am - 4:00pm
This exhibit tells the stories of freshmen year from participants in a student success intiative, WKU Freshmen Guided Pathway (FGP). This cohort of first-time, full-time students who graduated from one of five high schools in Warren County represent the typical WKU freshman in terms of academic achievement prior to admission and their demographic makeup.
HAD Artist Collective Murals
- Location: Kentucky Museum Courtyard
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Anel Lepić and Muhamed "Hamo" Bešlagic, two HAD Collective artists from Bosnia, carved murals in the Kentucky Museum courtyard.
Highbrow, Patrick Dougherty Sculpture
- Location: Kentucky Museum Front Lawn
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WKU's Cultural Enhancement Series and the Kentucky Museum host award winning artist Patrick Dougherty in October 2018 on WKU's campus in Bowling Green, Ky. Dougherty created Highbrow, a sculpture made from intertwined tree saplings, on the Museum's front lawn.
Jacqui Lubbers: A Legacy in Weaving
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- Time: 9:00am - 4:00pm
Jacqui Lubbers is a part-time weaving and art appreciation instructor in the WKU Art Department.
Process Oriented Works
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Messages in a Bottle Writing Club Meeting
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If you write poetry, songs, fiction, plays, creative essays, or enjoy any other form of writing, join the Messages in a Bottle club to discuss and share your writing with others.
Poetry in Context: An Evening with Eve L. Ewing
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- Time: 7:30pm - 9:00pm
Dr. Eve L. Ewing is a sociologist of education and a writer from Chicago. She is the author of Electric Arches (Haymarket, 2017), which received awards from the American Library Association and the Poetry Society of America and was named one of the year's best books by NPR and the Chicago Tribune. She is also author of Ghosts in the Schoolyard: Racism and School Closings on Chicago's South Side (University of Chicago Press, 2018) and the co-author (with Nate Marshall) of the play No Blue Memories: The Life of Gwendolyn Brooks. She also writes the Ironheart series for Marvel Comics.
Ewing is an assistant professor at the University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration. Her work has been published in The New Yorker, The Atlantic, The New York Times, and many other venues.
Dr. Eve L. Ewing will give a 45 minute talk followed by 30 minutes of audience questions. This will be followed by a book signing. Books will be available for sale before and after the talk in the lobby.
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Out of the Box
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In 2019, the Kentucky Building celebrates 80 years of showcasing South Central Kentucky's unique culture and heritage. In honor of this milestone, the Kentucky Museum presents Out of the Box, an exhibition focused on fostering multidisciplinary discussions about our collective heritage while shining new light on the relevance of our museum in the 21st century.
Using local historical artifacts, photos, and records, we invite you to discover how every object tells multiple stories. Themes and stories are curated in partnership with faculty from 9 WKU departments
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar gained on Tuesday after Federal Reserve Vice Chair Richard Clarida backed further interest rate hikes but noted the importance of monitoring economic data as the U.S. central bank approached a neutral stance.
In a carefully worded speech that comes on the heels of another volatile stock market drop, Clarida stressed how difficult it was for the U.S. central bank to determine both the neutral interest rate and the maximum level of unemployment.
It comes after Fed Chairman Jerome Powell last month said the Fed may raise interest rates above an estimated neutral setting as the "remarkably positive" U.S. economy continues to grow.
"The Powell speech on the overshoot of neutral was construed as a very hawkish delivery," said Mark McCormick, North American head of FX strategy at TD Securities in Toronto. "The Fed has been gently walking that back since."
Clarida's comments are "reconfirming that the overshooting of the neutral is not a specific goal, but it's something that they will probably do if the data allows them to do it," McCormick said.
Slowing global growth and volatile stock markets have raised expectations the Fed may halt its tightening cycle sooner than previously expected.
A speech by Powell on Wednesday and minutes from the Fed's Nov. 7-8 meeting on Thursday will be evaluated for further indications of how many more times the U.S. central bank is likely to hike interest rates.
The dollar index climbed earlier on Tuesday after U.S. President Donald Trump said he expects to raise tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese imports to 25 percent from 10 percent currently.
Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are due to meet at a G20 meeting in Buenos Aires on Nov. 30 to discuss contentious trade matters.
"If there's no breakthrough, that makes it more likely that more tariffs will be imposed and that increases downside risks to trade," said Lee Hardman, a currency analyst at MUFG in London.
Outperformance by emerging markets and other high beta currencies on Tuesday, however, suggested that much of the pessimism around the lack of a trade deal may already be priced into the market.
"They don't have do anything, and if they don't do anything there's a lot of bad news priced in," said McCormick.
Sterling was weaker after Trump said the agreement allowing Britain to leave the European Union may make trade between Washington and London more difficult.
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A debate about the so-called 'rule of law' erupted last month after the newly appointed Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) Secretary, Sally McManus, told the 7.30 program that she only believed in the rule of law "where the law's fair, where the law's right but when it's unjust I don't think there's a problem with breaking it".
McManus was responding to a question about whether the ACTU should distance itself from the construction union which has been fined for taking what is deemed to be 'illegal' industrial action.
Predictably, politicians from both the major parties responded with astonishment, as did representatives of the bosses' organisations. Employment Minister Michaelia Cash commented that "All reasonable Australians fundamentally understand that a key pillar of our peaceful, democratic society is adherence to the rule of law."
While Labor leader Bill Shorten said "If you don't like a law, if you think a law is unjust, use the democratic process to get it changed." Business Council of Australia boss Jennifer Westacott said "What kind of society will we have if everyone can simply choose to ignore any laws they don't like?"
While these people feign outrage at the at the mere suggestion of working people breaking unjust laws, they are completely comfortable when big business and governments choose to act illegally.
For example, no such outrage was expressed when it was revealed that the convenience store giant 7-Eleven had defrauded workers of tens of millions of dollars, or when the construction firm Grocon was convicted of breaching laws that led to the deaths of three innocent pedestrians.
Clearly these people also weren't talking about the federal government and its refusal to adhere to international laws in relation to asylum seekers, or the illegal invasion of Iraq in 2003. It seems when governments and corporations don't like laws they either just ignore them, or arbitrarily change them. Their hypocrisy is breathtaking.
Politicians from the major parties and the captains of industry pretend as if laws are just part of nature, rather than tools that are used by the capitalist class to maintain their rule. We live in a class society where the capitalist class represents a tiny minority. It makes profits by exploiting the majority working class, and needs an apparatus in place to ensure that the majority accept this situation.
It does this in a number of ways, but crucial is the preservation of the courts, the laws, the parliaments, the police etc. The entire state is designed to protect profits and maintain the capitalist class's rule.
Ever since Australia was first colonised laws were introduced on this basis, and from then till now a struggle over profits, and for our rights, has ensued. Working people have attempted to win a bigger share of the wealth and to push back at this rigged set up. As the old saying goes, it's "better to break the law than break the poor".
Originally it was not even possible to use the so-called "democratic process" to change the laws because voting was only for rich men. This changed after the illegal Eureka rebellion after which most men were afforded the right to vote. It took much longer for women and aboriginal people to win the same rights, and laws were broken to do so.
The only way that rights have been won, and laws have been changed in the past, is by people standing up to this rigged system. This has inevitably meant routinely breaking unjust laws. The history of Australia is in fact a history of dissent.
Socialists would agree with McManus's sentiments but we would explain that under a system where the minority capitalist class controls the economy, the state, and even the media, there can be no real democracy. In that sense, no capitalist laws are really "fair".
That does not mean that socialists stand for chaos and an unruly society. We are in favour of order, but that will be best achieved under a system where the majority of working class people have a real say in the running of society. In the struggle for real worker's democracy, it will be necessary to continue to break anti-working class laws.
This type of an outlook used to be well understood within the trade union movement but in recent decades the domination of pro-capitalist, Labor Party politics has seen it diminished. A consequence of class struggle politics being pushed back is increased wealth inequality and the winding back of our rights. It will only be the re-introduction of socialist ideas into the trade union movement that will turn this situation around.
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Opting for a more intimate sound on 'Archipelagos' Tassos continues to develop his compositional approach which blends contemporary Jazz with modern classical, folk and even rock fusion. The album's eight tracks offer a guitar oriented, European sound that is both intricate and powerful but at times becomes reflective and mesmerizing. The Trio (Yaron Stavi-bass and Asaf Sirkis, drums) interprets with a range of colours, from energetic to almost brittle and strong band interplay is always at the core of their sound. The album also features two very special guests, Kenny Wheeler (Trumpet) and John Parricelli (Guitar). The two contemporary masters who need no introductions have been a great inspiration and influence for Spiliotopoulos, who has tailored their featuring compositions around them.
Yaron Stavi plays both Double Bass and Bass Guitar in various styles of music such as Jazz, Classical, Rock and World Music. He studied in Berlin (Germany) Classical music and played with many orchestras and conductors around Europe. He was principal bass player of The Mahler Youth Orchestra in which he played with Seiji Ozawa, Pierre Boulez, Marris Jansons, Ivan Fischer and more. In 2002 Yaron moved to live in London. He is a member of Gilad Atzmon's band The Orient House Ensemble which tours intensively around the UK and Europe and won The BBC Jazz Award for Best CD of the year 2003. He has played with the world famous violinist Nigel Kennedy in his Jazz band. He has also performed with many Jazz musicians such as Peter King, John Ethridge, Julian Siegel, Gene Calderazzo, Stepehen Keogh, Estelle Kokot and many more. He is to be heard on Robert Wyatt's and Phil Manzanera's (Roxy Music) latest albums. In 2005 he recorded with David Gilmour for his new album.
Asaf Sirkis was born in Israel in 1969. In the early 90s, having studied drums for seven years with David Ritch, he started playing professionally with many jazz, rock, and free jazz artists in Israel such us; Harold Rubin, Albert Beger, Ari Brown, and Emmmanuel Bex to name a few. He played in various venues and festivals including the Jazz in the Red Sea Festival and the Israel Festival. Asaf was also involved in a variety of ethnic musics, playing with different klezmer groups and Middle Eastern music artists such as Yair Dalal and Eyal Sela. From 1994 he recorded and toured Europe with the Amir Perelman trio. In April 1999 Asaf moved to London where he soon became a part of the UK jazz and world music scene. During that year he started working with Adel Salameh, a Palestinian Aud player/composer, as well as Steve Lodder and Mike Outram with whom he reformed his own band, The Inner Noise. Between 2000 and 2005 Asaf was a regular member of Gilad Atzmon's Orient House Ensemble. This band has recorded four albums for Enja Records and toured Europe frequently. Their album 'Exile' has won 'Best CD of the Year' at the BBC Jazz Award 2003 as well as in Time-Out 'Reviewer's Pick' (by John Lewis). The band was nominated for the BBC jazz award 2004 as 'Best Band'. Asaf also plays/played/recorded with other artists in the UK and in Europe, including Chick Corea, Tim Garland, Larry Coryell, Gary Husband, John Taylor, Norma Winstone, Lenny Stern, Julian Siegel Quartet, John Law Peter King, Stan Sulzman, Barbaros Erkose (Turkey), Antonio Zambrini, Ari Brown (Chicago), Bela Szakcsi-Lokatos (Hungary), Glauco Venier (Italy), Yuri Goloubev (Russia), Klaus Gesing (Austria), Christoph Spendel (Germany), Eyal Maoz (NY), Sigi Finkel (Austria), Carlos Barretto (Portugal), Simon Fisher Turner, Phil Robson, Arnie Somogyi, Martin Speake, Mark Latimer, Reem Kelani, Christine Tobin, Nicolas Meier, Tom Arthurs, John Etherigde and more.


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The Harvest - An event that took place annually in the Kingdom of Adwick, where Prince Harry selected one young lady from all over his Kingdom, from the age range of twenty-one to twenty-six, to live with him on his castle. But, what happened once the Chosen set foot in the castle? No one in the Kingdom had a clue.
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- noun One who deals in wines and other alcoholic beverages, especially at wholesale, or in large quantities.
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A smart North London Jewish wine-merchant, Gerald Roth (Nicholas Woodeson), discovers that the watch his father left him, because it was a gift from his own Jewish mother (a stereotype-shattering Barbara Young), had once belonged to the German Nazi ambassador to Britain, Joachim von Ribbentrop, and is very valuable.
[Return to the letter] 2 John Freeborn (d. 1859), wine-merchant and banker on Via Condotti, Rome.
One of these proclamations was signed: Burtot, wine-merchant.
"My good George Vendale," returned the wine-merchant, giving his hand with an appealing look, rather as if he wanted help to get over some obstacle, than as if he gave it in welcome or salutation:
The wine-merchant, still looking at her inquiringly, observed that her eyes wandered towards the chimney - piece once more.
The physician, the apothecary, the wine-merchant, the draper, the grocer, the saddler, and a few girls gain a good deal by our Crœsus, who is truly avaricious.
To the Foundling, accordingly, the wine-merchant now went.
"You will excuse my asking you a few questions?" said the modest wine-merchant.
From time to time on the return journey, the wine-merchant looked at his copy of the entry in the
The wine-merchant received Mrs. Goldstraw in the dining-room, in which he had seen her on the previous day; and, the usual preliminary civilities having passed on either side, the two sat down to take counsel together on the affairs of the house.


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"Who knows I'm here?" This is the thought running through my mind right before Kessler Park resident Don Sanders takes me down into the bunker in his backyard.
Sanders is a pretty cool guy; not the least bit intimidating. He's friendly, with a sarcastic sense of humor, and he has a million interesting stories to tell. Fun to hang out with. But I watch too many true crime stories on TV, and for just a flicker of a moment, I was afraid to go down there.
Our photo editor, Danny Fulgencio, was not so afraid. He shot Sanders' fallout shelter at nighttime and came away with the most amazing photographs.
The shelter was built in 1961 to accommodate three people for five days following an A-bomb attack. After the fifth day, you could go outside the shelter to find food or supplies. Every good shelter was equipped with a broom so that you could sweep away radioactive dust. Umm … I think I would prefer to die in the blast than live in an underground cell with two other people, eating potted meat for five days only to then suffer radiation poisoning. And then, you know, zombies and whatnot. No, thank you.


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France is a country of Western Europe. It is considered one of the world's superpowers since the 17th century, and is considered a developed nation. It was also a founding member of the United Nations, as well as a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council. It was a major Allied combatant in all the major wars of the 20th century.
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During the Third World War, General Réne Lyon helped negotiate the entry of the European countries, including France, into the war on the side of the Americans against the communists. The French contributed the Grand Cannon to the Allied arsenal.
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Soviet forces advanced to Paris and transformed the Eiffel Tower into a gigantic Tesla Tower by charging it with Tesla Troopers. Much of downtown Paris was destroyed as the Europeans traded their own arsenals to each other and also included France, itself. When the French were knocked out of the war, Germany and Great Britain never surrendered, but did after Chrono Defense and The Fox and the Hound.
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- Eva Al when Warren Fuller raced to capture the conference centers where Moskvin holds the leaders.
France again saw fighting on its soil during the War of the Three Powers. The country was initially overrun by Soviet forces, but after a successful The Shark and the Lure in Cannes to scuttle the Soviet naval base and rescue the Allied leaders, the whole country was later liberated by the Allies.
French contribution to the war included the Mirage tanks (which were piloted by French Commanders). Additionally, French personnel were prominent within the Allied forces. Their Commander, Lissette Hanley was also rumored to be part of the French Spy Network. Despite the Mirage Tank to be part of the French army, FutureTech has them stored safe from the Soviets and Imperials (much to an attack) in Amsterdam.
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- Paris: The famed "City of Lights". In the Soviet perspective, the French Allied forces in the city surrendered to Soviet forces after Tesla Troopers turned the Eiffel Tower into a massive Tesla Coil. During the War of the Three Powers, Soviet Apocalypse Tanks were shown entering the city en masse on BCN.
- Cannes: A famous coastal town in southern France. Allied leaders captured by Soviet forces were rescued by Tanya and Warren, who drove to capture the buildings the leaders were held in during the early stages of the War of the Three Powers.
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In 1995, as a member of the United Nations Security Council and the G8, France helped form the Global Defense Initiative. During the First Tiberium War, Honore Prichard served as France's President. Recovered intel from the Sarajevo Temple of Nod has revealed that the Eiffel Tower was marked for destruction by Nod. By the Third Tiberium War, France was partially a Yellow Zone in the south and a Blue Zone in the north. During the Incursion War, Paris (the capital) has been invaded by Nod Separatists and probably destroyed.


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ATGN 299 - The Only Good One
This is the final episode in the ramp up to 300. Willie shares the news on Elon Musk selling flamethrowers and equates him to a real life super villain, Anthony has the latest on the Invincible finale and the return of Hellboy. Finally, Chris recounts Black Panther's huge box office weekend and has some brief spoiler-free discussion on the movie.
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Normally, I like my dinner table to be very minimal - just decorated by some candle light, but throughout Christmas I always try to implement some extra jolliness. So this year I'm taking Donna Hay's advice and make those tiny mini tree place settings, because they are festive and incredibly pretty too.
Plus, there is nothing easier than setting the table with water glasses turned upside-down, with branchlets from your Christmas tee set inside. Swoon! Thumbs up or down?
P.S: Remember this birthday bash under the stars? Magical!
P.P.S: Publicly private.
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Technology always has been a two-way street in the metal industries: new developments in client sectors such as energy, transportation and construction help drive demand for more-advanced products, and transformational advances among metal makers push end-users in new directions as well.
We seem to be in a golden age for such symbiotic planning, development and breakthroughs, especially in the energy, automotive and aerospace fields. Several articles in this months issue highlight just how often this is the case. This issue is filled with stories about new steel and aluminum technologies, opportunities in the steel tube and pipe market, the need for stronger and lighter metals in automobile manufacturing and developments in the aerospace industry.
Often overlooked is how closely metal buyers and sellers are interlinked. While they arent always locked in an interdependent relationship, they often are dependent on one another. A new drilling technique for natural gas requires sturdier oil country tubular goods products, and steelmakers provide them. Automakers seek lighter cars to help improve gas mileage, and metal producers work to help provide the solution. The businesses that most successfully understand and incorporate this thinking are the ones that will rule future markets.
Because they are grounded in science, technology and engineering, metal industries are uniquely positioned to lead the country in discussing ways to find new solutions that can power people and industries, keep the environment safe and put strong winds in the sails of the American economy.
Fortunately, many metal businesses regularly rise to the occasion and work to develop products that will meet these needs. There are those that try to deny the truth and scope of these challenges or opportunities, claiming it is easier to find ways to justify the status quo than it is to face reality and begin to adapt to the facts and adopt new ways of performing. But a long view of the history of business shows this is unwise. Those companies willing to accept the truth and change their ways survive best and flourish.
Beyond this battle for economic relevance, there are moral and ethical imperatives to citizens, communities, workers, owners, shareholders, future generations and the planet. Acknowledging that these issues are interconnected will open new paths of thinking. Yes, todays profit is importantÑbut so is tomorrows, so every decisions short-term gain must be weighed against potential long-term risks and benefits. When necessary, change needs to be embraced and nurtured, and smart, fresh answers are needed to solve difficult challenges.
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Homemade ice cream for the holidays: It's the kind of food that evokes innocent fun. This year, however, cooks Valerie Lum and Jenise Addison have made it possible to enjoy a more adult take on the classic treat. They've figured out how to spike the cold confection with a generous helping of hooch. They lay out step-by-step recipes for boozy ice cream in their book "Ice Cream Happy Hour," published by Ulysses Press.
Anyone who's brought home a pint of rum raisin knows that adding alcohol to ice cream is nothing new. But because alcohol's freezing point is lower than water's, there's a limit to just how much alcohol can be crammed into the ice cream before it quits freezing altogether.
Lum and Addison bend those rules by adding a generous helping of gelatin, a food stabilizer and texturizer, to the mix. In chemistry terms, ice cream is a colloid, made of tiny air bubbles and ice crystals dispersed amid liquid water and a matrix of fat globules. In normal ice cream, milk, which contains natural emulsifiers, is at a large enough concentration that ice cream will form a semisolid on freezing. But changes to those variables require something else to help the process along.
Powdered gelatin is among the easiest stabilizers to work with, Lum says, and it allows a greater quantity of alcohol to harmonize with the mixture. How much greater? "We can fit an entire cup of 80-proof alcohol into 1 qt of ice cream," Lum says. "It will get you drunk."
"Ice Cream Happy Hour" contains several holiday-themed creations, including eggnog with brandy and rum, champagne and strawberries, and even mimosa, for that New Years' Day brunch.
Lum plans to make a few of the book's recipes over the holidays. Even though her parents don't drink, she says, they've given her a couple of requests. "I might throw in only a couple of tablespoons of alcohol so I don't bowl them over," she says.
After consuming spiked ice cream this holiday, Newscripts readers might be looking for some amusement. So they might consider plunking down some cash at Irish gambling website PaddyPower.com, where bets are now being taken on when scientists will bring a woolly mammoth out of the evolutionary deep-freeze.
Yes, folks, you can gamble on whether scientists will resurrect an animal that went extinct more than 10,000 years ago. Here's the backstory: On Dec. 5, scientists in Japan and Russia claimed they found suitable mammoth cloning material—well-preserved bone marrow from a mammoth femur uncovered in Siberian permafrost. The researchers say the plan is to clone the mammoth with a procedure akin to what was used to clone Dolly the sheep in 1996. The cloning hoopla came on the heels of a peer-reviewed report from scientists in Denmark, who identified 126 proteins from a separate mammoth femur, also preserved in Siberian permafrost (C&EN, Dec. 5, page 11).
The website, which also takes bets on who will become the next pope, is clearly a business responding to a demand. Never mind that mammoth DNA is broken up into tiny fragments, making information nigh impossible to obtain, or that animal cloning efforts have an extremely high failure rate. PaddyPower.com simply asks, "When will scientists successfully clone the woolly mammoth?" and offers a range of years. Bold betters might want to try for "2014 or before," a bet for which the payout is currently at a healthy 8:1.
The real odds for that wager, though, are probably about as good as those of Hollywood making a halfway-decent sequel to "Jurassic Park."


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Reno man charged with having public sex with 15-year-old girl
A 28-year-old Reno man was arrested Tuesday afternoon when Carson City sheriff's deputies found him allegedly having sex with a 15-year-old girl.
Sean Alan Holloman was charged with statutory sexual seduction, the commission of sexual acts in public (both felonies), and contributing to the delinquency of a minor, a misdemeanor. He was released on bail Wednesday.
Someone called the sheriff's office to report that a male and a female were having sex on the grass in the shared back yard of a residential area in east-central Carson City. Deputies arrived and reported finding the couple engaged in the act.
Holloman, a piano teacher for a music lesson business in Reno, gave deputies a valid driver's license, and the girl told them she was 16 years old, according to the arrest report. The deputy reported learning that she was only 15 after further investigation.
Detective Salvador Acosta with the Carson City Sheriff's Office, who is investigating the case, said Holloman traveled to Carson City to visit the girl, whom he had known for several months but who was not a student of his. He said Holloman has no previous criminal history.
Acosta said the girl told him that her parents knew of the relationship and told her to stop. She told him that Holloman then looked up the laws, Acosta said.
"So they knew it was wrong," Acosta said.
Acosta said Holloman teaches about two students per week but was not specific about their ages.


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Friday 23 September, 9pm 'til late
DJ Kandy aka Simon Montlake returns to WTF for the last time before he heads off to Beijing for a very serious business. He'll be spinning his quirky selection of vinyl. It'll be dance music, but you'll be excused for not having to dance. Twitch your legs here, move your head there, but dance if you'd like to. Party starts at 9pm and it's free!


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Facebook deleted the comment button, instead of the comment button there is a small text saying 'hit enter to comment'. A little introduction please:
Facebook is a social networking site which enables you to find friends and share thoughts, pictures and the things you are doing. Currently it is one of the biggest sites in the world, and this is only a small explanation.
So you can comment on other people their status updates or pictures. There was always a button saying 'comment', but recently Facebook decided it was enough with this button. But why?
To find the answer we need to go back to the launch of 'Facebook-mail', the email client of Facebook. At the launch Mark Zuckerberg (the founder/CEO of Facebook) explained a little how he went to a high school and asked a couple of kids how they communicate nowadays. They didn't write letters/post cards. They didn't call each other on their cellphones. They didn't even email. They text-messaged. Instant, quick and short. Young people want to be quick, short and instant. Zuckerberg used this knowledge and launched Facebook mail, where people can send emails through a chat-kinda mail client.
Back to the comment button, what does this intro has to do with the button? Everything.
Instead of clicking the button you have to press enter now. That means actual spaces between chunks of text are gone (not entirely: you can still use shift+enter to create a space between text). Facebook just deleted the possibility to make a big piece of text, you have to be short!
This results in quicker comments and replies. Which results again in shorter texts, more instant, because people will react faster. Exactly what Facebook is trying to reach to get at the point where the world is heading if they look at high school students!
So this small change, this small tweak in their platform has a pretty big impact on their goal: being a world leader when it comes to interacting with others online. This small tweak enables users to be faster and more instant: exactly where Facebook wants to go. Such a small change and such an impact, it probably resembles the beauty of the internet, right?


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October 27th, 2011
Hon. Jane Cordy: Honourable senators, when I last spoke to you about Cape Breton women I spoke about Ruth Goldbloom and her incredible work helping those who come from elsewhere to navigate the waters and settle into their new home, their new world. But what if the two worlds one must navigate are both found within one place? My next story is about a woman's ability to do just that. It is her ability to break down barriers and educate those around her that distinguishes her as an influential Cape Breton woman.
Murdena Marshall is a well-known Mi'kmaq Elder and spiritual leader who was born in Whycocomagh, Cape Breton. When she was only eight years old, her mother died in childbirth, leaving her to follow the cultural tradition and to go and live with her maternal grandparents. Shortly after, her grandmother passed away, and so it was her grandfather, her aunts and her uncles who raised her.
Murdena's grandfather, the late Gabriel Sylliboy, was the first elected chief of the Mi'kmaq Grand Council. While he could not read, write or speak English, he was adamant that Murdena and all his grandchildren be formally educated in English while at the same time remain immersed in the Mi'kmaq culture and language. Murdena attended Indian Day School in Eskasoni First Nation, where she still resides today. She then moved to Catholic middle school in Arichat for Grades 9 and 10, and for Grades 11 and 12 she moved on to Saint Joseph's Residential Convent School for Girls in Mabou. However, she left before completing her final year. After leaving school, Murdena married Albert Marshall and worked as a full-time wife and mother to their six children. In 1978, she lost her young son Tommy. This deeply affected her and was a large reason why she decided that she wanted to teach. She wished to pursue her quest for knowledge and to serve her Mi'kmaq community.
Murdena took courses from the Nova Scotia Teacher's College in Truro. She graduated in 1984 from the University of New Brunswick with a Bachelor of Education. She furthered her studies at Harvard University, where she earned her master's degree, also in education. She also has a certificate from St. Thomas University in Mi'kmaq Immersion. Murdena worked as an educator in her community for a period before joining the faculty at Cape Breton University. She has been instrumental in the development of the Mi'kmaq Studies program at Cape Breton University. She also had a key role in developing the Integrative Science program. This program allows students to study both indigenous and mainstream sciences side by side.
In the late 1990s, Murdena retired from teaching at Cape Breton University, but, like the other role models on my list, that in no way slowed down her community involvement. She remains actively involved in a number of organizations, including the National Aboriginal Health Organization, the Unamak'l Institute of Natural Resources, the Elders' Advisory Group of Mi'kmawey Debert Cultural Centre, the Native Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselling Association, and the Integrative Science program at Cape Breton University. In addition, she organizes workshops throughout Atlantic Canada. Murdena received the Outstanding Leadership Award from Eskasoni First Nation in 1989 and the National Aboriginal Role Model Award in 1996. In 2006, she was awarded the Grand Chief Donald Marshall Senior Memorial Elder Award.
The knowledge and expertise that Murdena imparts as an animated speaker at both national and international conferences are invaluable. She demonstrates through her stories the unique understanding and wisdom the Mi'kmaq people have of the world around us.
Honourable senators, Murdena Marshall not only is a master of what she does, but she puts her thinking into action. She is a strong Cape Breton woman.
Honourable senators, I look forward to continuing to share with you the stories of Cape Breton women who have made such a positive impact on the lives around them.


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More than two hundred people, including dignitaries and members of parliament, paid their respects to the last officer of the 28th Māori Battalion, who died on Friday.
Lieutenant Alfred (Bunty) Preece fought for god, king and country.
Defence Minister Ron Mark acknowledged his service today.
"He marched through fire, through wounding, through the loss of his comrades. He marched through the stench of dead soldiers left lying in the open because enemy snipers were watching. Now he marches through memories."
More than a soldier, Lt. Preece will be remembered as a warm host, a skilled hunter-gatherer and teacher of practical skills and knowledge.
In a tribute to his grandfather, Preece's oldest grandchild said he didn't talk much about the war.
"He taught us how to light fires, cook a feed and gather what we needed to."
A leader in his close-knit Chatham Island community, Preece was referred to as a rangatira (chief) throughout the memorial service, which was held at his family homestead at Manukau Point, Chatham Islands.
Hokotehi Moriori Trust spokesperson Maui Solomon says, "For Moriori imi (tribe), he was our longest living elder and for the Chatham Island community as a whole."
He was honoured with a twenty one gun salute, the last post and a haka demonstrated by the 1st Battalion, Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment.
Minister Ron Mark says the legacy of the 28th Māori Battalion will continue despite there being only three living members remaining.
"Their memory, their deeds will live on. They will never die. This battalion as represented here today carries on their battle honours, those battle honours won by the 28th Māori Battalion. So that becomes their legacy."
Robert Gillies (B Company) Epineha Ratapu (C Company) and Watchman Waaka (D Company) are now the last living soldiers of the iconic Māori Battalion.


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Ken Carter was handling the paddle boards and Nancy Gassler (not in the photo) was the cashier.
This was a great orchid auction with so many beautiful orchids up for auction. Lots of people bidding on their favorites and lots of orchids going to new homes. Thanks to all the volunteers who help to put the auction on, there is lots of work done behind the scene and before the auction. We appreciate all the effort everyone puts in to make the MLOS auction a success. Lots of happy people at the end of the auction taking home some beautiful new orchids for their collection.
This is only a small portion of the people that worked on setting up the auction. Many hands are necessary to put on the MLOS Orchid Auction. Most of the work is done behind the scene long before the actual day. Thanks to all that volunteered and put forth the effort necessary to make this auction a success.
And of course you can't have a orchid auction without all the great people that came ready help.
Photos of the MLOS semi-annual Orchid Auction held December 1st, 2018 at the Rogers Park pavilion in Leesburg.
Marion Perrott doing a great job selling ticket for the plant raffle.
A not-for-profit Organization of Orchid Lovers and Growers in the heart of Central Florida.
Jack and Brian setting up a table of orchids for auction.