This week marked a new beginning in the campaign for Colorado's Third Congressional District.
On Wednesday, Congressman Scott Tipton, R-Cortez, and challenger Sal Pace, D-Pueblo, participated in their first public debate at Adams State University in Alamosa.
The event was hosted by the university's veterans club.
Tisha Casida, an Independent candidate, and others vying for the office were not invited.
Tipton and Pace addressed issues ranging from small business development to Environmental Protection Agency regulations during the two-hour debate.
The candidates also poked at each other's political methodologies.
Tipton called out Pace for having no position on important issues, while Pace criticized the Congressman for being too partisan.
"People are tired of inaction," Pace said in a news release. "They are tired of nothing getting done even though people agree on so much.
Pace highlighted one issue in particular he and Tipton agree about — making small business incentives and workforce training a priority.
When asked by Pace why he had not worked harder with others in Congress to accomplish those goals, Tipton blamed Senate Democrats, according to the Pace for Colorado release.
Michael Fortney, Tipton's campaign manager, viewed the debate differently.
He said even after two hours of discussion Third Congressional District voters still don't know where Pace stands on issues.
"Congressman Tipton took the opportunity to talk with voters about legislation that he has passed through Congress and real substantive ideas to fix our ailing economy," Fortney said in a news release. "Pace avoided giving any detailed positions on the tough issues.
Tipton countered the accusation he had not championed small business legislation hard enough in Washington by asking Pace to defend his record of raising taxes on small businesses.
Pace stated that he is "proud of his record and stands by it," according to the Tipton for Congress release.
"Pace's record on small business issues is terrible," Fortney said. "Sal Pace has made a career in the Colorado legislature raising taxes on family farms, restaurants, online and tech businesses and all of Colorado's job creators.
Tipton and Pace are scheduled to debate each other again Sept. 8 at Club 20 in Grand Junction.


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After the tremendous success of Vedigundu Pasangge, the first Malaysian Tamil movie to enter the million Ringgit club, Malaysia's famous actor cum host Denes Kumar has announced his next project titled 'Tamil School'.
Despite working with his wife Dr. Vimala Perumal in his previous movie, Denes is now working with a new director, Shan, who will be making his first theatrical debut via this film.
A new face will be introduced as the heroine in this movie which is produced by the Denes-Vimala combo. The heroine, Vidya, has acted in a short film titled 'Love in 12 hours' previously and this movie will mark her debut into the mainstream movie industry.
Malaysia's well-known music director Shameshan Manimaran is entrusted with composing the songs in 'Tamil School'.
Today, the project was kick-started with a special prayer at the Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple, Puchong.
While Vedigundu Pasangge highlighted the social problems in the society, a similar approach is taken in 'Tamil School' which aims to bring the common issues faced by our community in the school to light. This is indeed an effort that should be applauded.
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Syn Leopolda, brat Waltera. Uczył się muzyki u Jeana Vogta i Dionysa Prucknera, po wyjeździe wraz z rodziną do Stanów Zjednoczonych w 1871 roku u Ferdinanda von Intena. W latach 1882–1885 dyrygował chórem w Denver. Od 1885 do 1891 roku był chórmistrzem Metropolitan Opera w Nowym Jorku. W 1891 roku odwiedził Berlin, gdzie był uczniem Maurycego Moszkowskiego. Po powrocie do Nowego Jorku w 1892 roku zorganizował People's Singing Clases, dyrygował też People's Choral Union (1894–1909). Prowadził założone przez siebie Musical Art Society (1893–1920), był też dyrygentem Oratorio Society (1898–1912). Od 1898 do 1912 roku organizował w Nowym Jorku koncerty muzyczne dla młodzieży. W 1905 roku założył Institute of Musical Art, w 1926 roku połączony z Juilliard School.

Otrzymał tytuł doktora honoris causa Yale University (1904). Był autorem prac Popular Method of Sight-Singing (Nowy Jork 1894), Some Essentials in the Teaching of Music (Nowy Jork 1916) i Institute of Musical Art, 1905–1926 (Nowy Jork 1936).

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In2Summit: 'We React To What's Happening in the World' — Ben & Jerry's Talks Social Purpose
More than one-third of Ben & Jerry's customers aren't invested in the company's social and political stances — yet the company remains committed to taking on some of the most polarizing issues of the moment.
Aarti Shah 14 Feb 2018 // 4:58AM GMT
NEW YORK — Ben & Jerry's head of PR Sean Greenwood talked about how the company balances maintaining profitability with taking bold stands — like publicly supporting Black Lives Matter and addressing income inequality — at the In2 Summit in New York on Tuesday.
Greenwood said that Ben & Jerry's customer base spans a wide range. According to its own research, its customers are equally distributed across three camps: those who support the company's social and political stances; those who are aware the company "does good" but are unclear on specifics; and those focused only on the ice cream.
The session was moderated by Porter Novelli CEO Brad MacAfee. He presented 2017 research from Cone Communications that showed 89% of consumers will switch brands to one supporting a social and environmental benefit.
Even so, Ben & Jerry's hasn't shied away from taking on some of the most polarizing causes of the moment. In 2016, the ice cream maker launched — in conjunction with the NAACP — an 'EMPOWERmint' with an emphasis around black voter turnout in highly-gerrymandered purple states like North Carolina. The tagline was "We believe democracy only works when it works for everyone." The campaign evolved to a full embrace of Black Lives Matter as police shootings of black Americans came to the forefront throughout the year.
"We were reacting to what we was happening in the world," Greenwood said. At the end of 2017, the ice company put its support behind Rev. Dr. William J. Barber's new Poor People's Campaign "calling for nothing less than a moral, economic, and political revolution and revitalization of American society."
"We believe business is the most powerful force in this country and the globe — and we ask ourselves, how do we use that for good?" Greenwood said. "We try to concentrate our efforts to make a bigger impact."
When asked how Ben & Jerry's sale to Unilever in 2001 impacted it social purpose, Greenwood noted the conglomerate has itself evolved on this. He recalled when the ice maker was sold to Unilever the CEO at the time spoke about the revenue that Ben & Jerry's would bring to the company; meanwhile, in 2016 when Unilever bought Seventh Generation, the CEO's comment reflected how Seventh Generation would expand Unilever's values.
"When you are coming from a place of caring — not viewing this as a marketing investment — your fans, consumers and the media are more open and give you the room to fail." he said.
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Alcohol does not protect against COVID-19; access should be restricted during lockdown: WHO
The World Health Organization (WHO) reminds people that drinking alcohol does not protect from COVID-19, and encourages governments to enforce measures which limit alcohol consumption.
Alcohol is known to be harmful to health in general, and is well understood to increase the risk of injury and violence, including intimate partner violence, and can cause alcohol poisoning.
At times of lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic, alcohol consumption can exacerbate health vulnerability, risk-taking behaviours, mental health issues and violence. As part of its public health response to COVID-19, WHO has worked with partners to develop a factsheet which addresses myths and provides guidance during the pandemic: "Alcohol and COVID-19: what you need to know".
Fear and misinformation have generated a dangerous myth that consuming high-strength alcohol can kill the COVID-19 virus. It does not, WHO said. Consuming any alcohol poses health risks, but consuming high-strength ethyl alcohol (ethanol), particularly if it has been adulterated with methanol, can result in severe health consequences, including death.
Alcohol consumption is associated with a range of communicable and noncommunicable diseases and mental health disorders, which can make a person more vulnerable to COVID-19.
In particular, alcohol compromises the body's immune system and increases the risk of adverse health outcomes. Therefore, people should minimize their alcohol consumption at any time, and particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Alcohol is a psychoactive substance that is associated with mental disorders; people at risk or who have an alcohol-use disorder, are particularly vulnerable, especially when in self-isolation. Medical and treatment services need to be alert and ready to respond to any person in need.
Alcohol is responsible for 3 million deaths a year worldwide. Existing rules and regulations to protect health and reduce harm caused by alcohol, such as restricting access, should be upheld and even reinforced during the COVID-19 pandemic and emergency situations; while any relaxation of regulations or their enforcement should be avoided.
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Part memoir and part history, this book by Fran Yardley takes us to one small corner of the Adirondacks in upstate New York, to an old carry club that had its heyday in the late 1800s and early 1900s. She moves there with her husband, whose family owns the land and the buildings, in the late 1960s, and they work on reviving it to what it once was, hoping to bring people back to the serenity of nature. At the same time, she gives us the history of the people who founded it originally, the people who lived there, and the communities around it that supported it and thrived because of the tourists. This book will apply to people who like memoirs, especially ones that are a reflection of the radical times of the 1960s, when everyone felt that things would change. But it will also appeal to people who like local histories, especially local histories of places that are largely ignored, such as the Adirondacks. A mixture of modern stories and historical research, Fran Yardley's book has done a wonderful job weaving them together to tell the story of this corner of the world.


Best known for her iconic work Harriet the Spy, Louise Fitzhugh is celebrated as a writer and illustrator whose works about New York and its tribe of children were game-changers in the field of YA literature, combining humor and affectionate knowledge that made their characters and their stories unforgettable. The author of Harriet sequels Sport and The Long Secret, and Nobody's Family is Going to Change, Fitzhugh produced a comic book, Suzuki Beane, illustrated by LSB author Sandra Scoppettone. Fitzhugh was part of a literary lesbian vanguard in 1960s New York whose authors included M.E. Kerr and Sandra Scoppettone, one that produced revolutionary works that tackled love, sexism, homophobia, racism, abuse, and other "adult" topics with insight and wisdom.


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Anchor Tenant is Credit Crunch Casualty at SJP Properties' LEED Gold Hopeful 11 Times Square
posted on September 9, 2008 in 11 Times Square, Leases, Manhattan, New York City, Times Square, Transactions
A French bank that had been in talks to anchor 11 Times Square appears instead to be on the verge of subleasing space elsewhere in Midtown.
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Final Asking Rents at LEED Platinum Bank of America Tower Hit $185/SF
posted on August 20, 2008 in Bryant Park, Leases, Manhattan, New York City, One Bryant Park, Transactions
Are the dizzying asking rents at Bank of America Tower a function of its LEED Platinum label or being driven by more fundamental real estate concepts – like the tower's Class A status and location?
Seeking LEED Silver, 100 Park Avenue Bucks Market, Inks Anchor Tenant
posted on August 11, 2008 in 100 Park Avenue, Grand Central Station, Leases, LEED-EB, Manhattan, New York City, Transactions
On the heels of an 18-month, $72 million capital improvement program that includes a LEED-EB application, SL Green's 100 Park Avenue has landed a major lease, signing the accounting and consulting firm BDO Seidman to a 120,000-square-foot lease.
Shoppers Will Soon Meet Their Other Face at LEED Gold 510 Madison Avenue
posted on July 30, 2008 in Leases, LEED-CS, Manhattan, New York City, Plaza District, Transactions
With its glass curtain wall already garnering accolades, 510 Madison Avenue has secured a retail tenant for 3300 square feet of space at its East 53rd Street corner.
Midtown Midsummer Green Lease Update
posted on July 29, 2008 in Leases, Market Analysis, New York City, Transactions
Let's check in on some recent leasing activity at two of Manhattan's highest profile new commercial office buildings, both of which are pursuing LEED ratings and commanding Class A rents.
Credit Markets, Lack of Tenants May Trim Vornado's LEED Silver Harlem Tower
posted on July 14, 2008 in Financing, Harlem, New York City, Transactions
A tight market for construction financing may force Vornado to cut its planned Harlem Tower – and Major League Baseball's future home – by nearly a third.
Law Firm Purchases Manhattan's "Original" Green Building for $70M
posted on July 8, 2008 in 700 Broadway, Greenwich Village, LEED-CI, Manhattan, New York City, Sales, Transactions
The 10-story, 100,000-square-foot former home of the National Audubon Society, which dates from 1891 and – for several reasons – is considered Manhattan's first green building, recently traded hands for $70 million.
Darby & Darby's Offices at 7 WTC by GKV Architects
posted on June 27, 2008 in 7 World Trade Center, Financial District, Ground Zero, Leases, LEED-CI, Manhattan, New York City, Transactions
In an important leasing transaction at the country's first LEED Gold-certified commercial office building, the IP law firm Darby & Darby has moved into two floors at 7 World Trade Center.
LCOR's 545 Madison Avenue Signs Alfred Dunhill to 10-Year Lease
posted on June 17, 2008 in 545 Madison Avenue, Leases, LEED-CS, Manhattan, New York City, Plaza District, Transactions
The LEED-CS Gold-hopeful 545 Madison Avenue is making news after signing a major retail tenant to a 7000-square-foot lease.
NBC Canvassing Manhattan for Green Office Space
posted on June 12, 2008 in 11 Times Square, 7 World Trade Center, Leases, Manhattan, New York City, Transactions
NBC is rumored to be searching for new office space and could land at one of Manhattan's newest and highest profile green office buildings.
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These are the nominations and winners of the third annual Suzanne awards, this year entirely devoted to animations created in Blender.
Remember that Transformer Citroen commercial? Remember the parody version with a transforming breakfast meal? Well now we have a mutant penguin parody version.
Direct video link - Penguoen.
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Malliouhana Hotel & Spa Anguilla
One of the Caribbean's top luxury resorts
Malliouhana Hotel & Spa
Top Caribbean Resorts
Of the handful of Caribbean hotels that have attained a kind of legendary status, the Malliouhana Hotel has been one almost since it opened in 1984.
Other hotels on Anguilla and elsewhere may have equally good accommodations. but few can approach the Malliouhana's level of service.
It truly is one of those "Your wish is my command" places most of us have fantasized about. Guests enjoy the pampering so much that 70 percent return year after year.
It takes a lot of hard work to earn that kind of loyalty. The Malliouhana (the name means " Anguilla " in Arawak) employs a staff of 224 to attend to its 55 rooms, gardens beach and restaurant. That comes out at a ratio of four per room and two per guest.
A good number of staff has been here almost since the hotel opened. Still, these impressive statistics don't begin to cover the level of service.
It starts the moment you step off the plane. If you're like many visitors who arrive by air, you'll probably be aboard the American Eagle flight that arrives at almost 10 p.m. at Anguilla's tiny Wallblake Airport.
After you clear customs, you're not only greeted by a hotel representative but asked what you'd like for dinner or to snack on before retiring. Your selection will be delivered, fresh, to your room once you arrive at the hotel, 15-20 minutes from the airport.
If you're suffering serious jet lag and can't sleep, well, the bar closes when the last customer leaves, which sometimes indeed is very, very late.
And if your connecting flight happens to be delayed and you end up stranded in Antigua, or you simply don't want to take the ferry over from neighboring St. Martin , just alert the hotel and it will arrange a charter flight for you. Nice touches, right? They're de rigueur at Malliouhana, done in a relaxed but sophisticated manner.
With the hotel's emphasis on service, you'd expect the restaurant to be equally outstanding. It is. The cuisine, French with a tropical touch, is recognized throughout the Caribbean as among the region's finest.
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Featured Author: Elizabeth Buhmann
I'm happy to have Elizabeth Buhmann here today to talk about her crime novel, Lay Death at Her Door, published by Red Adept Publishing. Her main character sounds very interesting. She's a liar!
Twenty years ago, Kate Cranbrook's eyewitness testimony sent the wrong man to prison for rape and murder. When new evidence exonerates him, Kate says that in the darkness and confusion, she must have mistaken her attacker's identity.
She is lying.
Kate would like nothing better than to turn her back on the past, but she is trapped in a stand-off with the real killer. When a body turns up on her doorstep, she resorts to desperate measures to free herself once and for all from a secret that is ruining her life.
Interview with Elizabeth Buhmann
Elizabeth, how would you describe your book in six words?
Dark, complex, with a strong twist.
How did you create the plot for this book?
I knew I wanted an old murder—I love mysteries about very old, buried crimes. It's satisfying to unearth and set right an injustice that has been festering for decades. I'd been intrigued by cases in the news where new developments in forensic science were used to exonerate people who were in prison for crimes they didn't commit. So I latched onto the idea of an old murder that would come unsolved when the man convicted for it was proven innocent twenty years later.
Many of these cases involve eyewitness testimony, which is notoriously unreliable. Usually the witness is just mistaken. I imagined a case where the witness deliberately lied. Then I had to come up with a set of circumstances in which a person might conceivably feel trapped into doing such a thing. And I had my plot.
It sounds fascinating. Which character did you most enjoy writing?
My main character, Kate Cranbrook. She's a dark protagonist, especially for a woman. But I wanted to tell the story from her point of view, because she is the character who drives the hidden drama of the story. She is deeply flawed, and while her flaws are her strengths, they are also her downfall. She's very bold, single-minded and determined.
Are you like any of your characters?
I related to Kate in a number of ways. Like her, I lived in other countries growing up and entered American culture as a bit of a stranger. Like her, I love solitude and gardening. But let's hope the resemblance ends there! She's a tough character.
Elsa Gabriel is a relentless old hag, so I suppose I resemble her, too.
Okay, a book with a cold case to solve, an author who likes solitude and gardening, and an old hag...you and I could be twins! But back to the interview...Tell us about your favorite scene in the book.
One of my favorites: As a very young woman, Kate eloped during a drunken weekend fling. The man disappeared right after this escapade—but she's still secretly married to him. In chapter thirteen, Kate hires a divorce attorney-slash-private eye named Max Weigel to find the missing husband. Max is one of my favorite characters. He's a little bit goofy and just shrewd enough to—almost—see through Kate.
Who are your favorite authors?
This varies over time, but some of the longest standing faves are Edith Wharton, Joseph Conrad, Ross MacDonald, and Ruth Rendell.
How long is your to-be-read pile?
My list is usually short, rarely more than half a dozen books. I don't know how to explain this (because of course being a writer I read quite a lot) except to say that I read like a wild pig on the scent of the next truffle. Nose to ground. I am always homing in on the next book to move my writing forward.
I have blinders on. You can't easily distract me with the latest best seller. I do often hole up with a single author, to read everything she or he has ever written. When I was first working on Lay Death, I read all of Ruth Rendell—more than 70 novels—and closely studied several. And all of Ross MacDonald and outlined one or two of his.
I do the same thing...this is getting freaky! And your "a wild pig on the scent of the next truffle" is a great goosepimpleism. Sorry, this interview is about you... Suppose you get to decide who would read your audiobook. Who would you choose?
Do I get to decide what actress should play my main character in the movie? Charlize Theron, without a doubt. She's the perfect Kate Cranbrook.
What book are you currently reading and in what format (e-book/paperback/hardcover)?
Faithful Place, by Tana French (on Kindle). I am loving it! A reviewer on Amazon compared my book to those of Tana French, whom I had never read. So I picked up In the Woods and thought it was fantastic. (The reviewer, it turns out, flattered me outrageously.)
I doubt that. Trust the reader! Do you have a routine for writing?
Definitely! I get up at about four o'clock in the morning almost every single day and write until seven or so. I write again at mid-morning for a couple of hours, and again for a while in the afternoon. Never in the evening. The early hours are for the most demanding and creative work. As the day goes on I tend to shift to editing and shorter writing projects.
Well that settles it. We definitely are not twins. I don't do mornings. Especially four a.m. My office doesn't see me until at least 11 a.m. What would your dream office look like?
I love my little office! It's just a nook outside the dining room—hardly more than a pantry, but it's quiet, cozy and decorative. Here it is:
Oh my! I love it too. It's beautiful! What three books have you read recently and would recommend?
I love Malla Nunn's mystery series (3 books) featuring Detective Sergeant Emmanuel Cooper and the Zulu Constable Shabalala. These books are set in South Africa in 1953 at the height of the Apartheid era. The books are tough, gritty, well written and well plotted, with a fascinating physical, social and historical setting.
What do you like to do when you're not writing?
I work in the garden, practice my Tai Chi, cook, walk, and (of course) read. I'm a bit of a recluse—but I do like to have my dog around.
I'm with you except for the Tai Chi...how do I keep making this about me? Sorry. If you could live anywhere in the world, where would it be?
I sometimes think Hawaii, sometimes Southern France, or Scotland in the summer… but I figure I can live anywhere in the world, so the answer is: right where I am in Austin, Texas.
Elizabeth Buhmann is originally from Virginia, where her first novel is set, and like her main character, she lived several years abroad while growing up. She graduated magna cum laude from Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts, and has a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Pittsburgh. For twenty years, she worked for the Texas Attorney General as a researcher and writer on criminal justice and crime victim issues. Elizabeth now lives in Austin, Texas, with her husband, dog, and two chickens. She is an avid gardener, loves murder mysteries, and has a black sash in Tai Chi.
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Prose & SongCorrespondence & Poetry
Editing Robert Burns for the 21st Century
An AHRC-funded Project to produce a multi-volume edition of the Works of Robert Burns
I. Commonplace Books, Tour Journals & Miscellaneous Prose
Songs recorded to compliment the volume
Prose Recordings by Tam Dean Burn
Interactive maps of Burns's tours
II-III. Songs for The Scots Musical Museum
Songs recorded to complement the volume
Prose Recordings: Interleaved Scots Musical Museum
Period Performance Songs
IV. Songs for George Thomson
Illustrations to Thomson's Volumes
The Jolly Beggars
Thomson's Dissertation
Thomson's Bibliography
Song & Music
List of Song Recordings
Performing Burns's songs in his own day…
Burns and the Fiddle
Exhibitions & Resources
Daylight Rabbery: Burns Forgeries
George Thomson's illustrations
O My Luve's Like a Red, Red Rose
Robert Burns and Death
Robert Burns's Highland Tour
For the sake of somebody – GT
Performers: Claire McBride, Alina Horvath
Song 21 (1822, octavo)
Composer: Johann Nepomuk Hummel
The song is based on a piece in Allan Ramsay's Tea-Table Miscellany. It has Jacobite connections as the word 'somebody' was often used in poetry and song to indicate Prince Charles Edward Stuart.
This is one of two Thomson songs we recorded which appeared in the 1820s and 1830s in Thomson's octavo collection Thomson's Collection of the Songs of Burns […]. This was more cheaply produced than his large folio volumes and often included simplified settings from the folio volumes, with songs drawn from all three of his national collections – Scotland, Ireland and Wales. The settings were all presented simply for voice and fortepiano and there were no separately published instrumental parts. This is a setting of Burns's Jacobite song by Johann Nepomuk Hummel, who began contributing to Thomson's collection in the 1820s. He was a renowned pianist and composer and had visited Scotland in his youth, though there is no evidence that Thomson met him then or on his later British tour in 1829.
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