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Nipsey Hussle's Last Words Revealed During Grand Jury Testimony
Rachelle Lewis Jun 29, 2019 12:11 PM PDT
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Nipsey Hussle's last words have been revealed thanks to the transcripts from grand jury testimony from last month.
The District Attorney of Los Angeles is building a case against Hussle's accused killer Eric Holder. Grand jury testimony took place during a hearing where shocking details of the rappers last few minutes were discovered.
Although the hearings took place in May, transcripts were made public this week. The details are heartbreaking.
Fans are learning how Hussle spent his final few minutes after Holder allegedly shot him, including the last words he would ever speak.
"You got me" is the final message Hussle said after he had been shot more than ten times, according to Deputy District Attorney John McKinney.
The Game has a new Nipsey Hussle verse 💙#TheMarathonContinues 🏁 pic.twitter.com/XgacSp4dcO
— XXL Magazine (@XXL) June 24, 2019
Those harrowing words were only one of several revelations from the grand jury hearings. Holder and Hussle were allegedly discussing snitches moments before the tragic event was another big revelation.
"Apparently, the conversation had something to do with Hussle telling Mr. Holder that word on the street was that Mr. Holder was snitching. The conversation wasn't particularly intense. It wasn't particularly belligerent," McKinney shared during his opening statement at the hearings.
The Los Angeles Times has reported the shooting allegedly took place immediately following the snitching discussion at a local burger joint. Holder's girlfriend is believed to have been driving the car that Holder fled in after Hussle was gunned down.
Based on McKinney's testimony, Holder allegedly threatened to slap his girlfriend if she didn't just drive once the shooting went down. The woman is a crucial witness for the prosecution. Therefore, her name has not been revealed to the public yet.
TMZ revealed the police have deemed her projection as "highly important." The website even suggested authorities have placed the woman in hiding until the case against Holder is finished.
Someone is trying to get revenge against the getaway driver in Nipsey Hussle case pic.twitter.com/wl121MtDo5
— TMZ (@TMZ) June 28, 2019
Nipsey Hussle, whose real name is Ermias Asghedom, final words have been revealed. The music world continues to mourn the rapper and community advocate, three months following his shocking death. He was recently honored for his humanitarian work at the 2019 BET Awards.
The road to justice is a long one. Grand jury testimony took place last month, but a trial for Hussle's accused killer Eric Holder still looms. Hussle's family, including long-time girlfriend Lauren London, will have to endure hearing the horrific details of his final moments until the case is closed.
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Is Covid 19 airborne?
Dr Soumya Swaminathan expounds
Thursday, 9th July 2020
A team of more than 230 scientists from 32 nations suggested that Covid-19 is airborne and recommended WHO to give an updated guideline. This has created a fear among people all over the world.
Dr Soumya Swaminathan, WHO's chief scientist spoke to Consulting Editor of India Today TV, Rajdeep Sardesai, in an interview to eradicate all the doubts regarding this new Covid-19-related issue.
When she was asked about what WHO says on whether Covid-19 is airborne or not, the pathogen is capable to survive and transmit in the air in a very narrow environment.
The droplets that get out of the mouth when someone speaks, sings, shouts or breathes are of various sizes. The heavier droplets fall on the ground within the range of 2 meters. And that's the reason why maintaining social distance has been of great importance in order to avoid transmission from an infected person to a healthy one.
"But there are also smaller droplets that are less than 5 microns in size. They are called aerosols and since they are small in size, they can stay a bit longer in the air as they take a little longer to settle on the ground. These droplets can be moved around by gusts of winds etc. Therefore, these particles could be inhaled by other people who are in the vicinity. This form of transmission of Covid-19 can be called as airborne transmission", she said.
However, this kind of transmission is different than the viruses like measles, "which are truly airborne in the sense that they spread primarily in the air".
"I think this distinction between the two types of airborne transmissions should be kept in mind", said Dr Soumya Swaminathan.
The tiny droplets that can remain suspended in the air for almost 15 minutes once out of someone's mouth, is capable of infecting a healthy person.
"If you happen to enter that space and breathe that air, you may get infected because the tiny droplets containing the virus are still in the air", she said.
"We don't say it doesn't happen. But it does not mean that since Covid-19 is airborne, it means it is everywhere and nothing can be done. If it was truly airborne like measles, in the sense that it was everywhere, all of us would have been infected by now", she added when asked if the virus could be transmitted through air.
Most of the cases can be prevented by maintaining social distancing.
"We have been talking about the possibility of airborne transmission and aerosol transmission as one of the modes of transmission of Covid-19", Maria Van Kerkhove, WHO's technical lead on the Covid-19 pandemic reported.
"...The possibility of airborne transmission in public settings - especially in very specific conditions, crowded, closed, poorly ventilated settings that have been described, cannot be ruled out", he said. This respiratory disease primarily spreads through droplets that come out of the nose and mouth.
Dr Swaminathan further said, "Achieving herd immunity is going to take a very long time. Secondly, it is going to come at a cost in terms of loss of lives, illness in the community and prolonged lockdowns".

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Pirapion immune (Kirby, 1808)
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CURCULIONOIDEA Latreille, 1802
BRENTIDAE Billberg, 1820
APIONINAE Schönherr, 1823
APIONINI Schönherr, 1823
OXYSTOMATINA Alonso-Zarazaga, 1990
PIRAPION Reitter, 1916
Following the recent (1990) removal of Protopirapion atratulum (Germar, 1817) from Pirapion the genus now includes only 2 species, both are European but the present species is the more widespread, occurring throughout Europe and extending south to Algeria and north to southern Scandinavia and the UK. The other member, P. kraatzii Wencker, 1859 occurs across southern Europe and northwest Africa. In the UK P. immune is locally common across England, Wales and Southern Scotland; it is likely to occur wherever the host plants are well-established and will generally be found in numbers. Here the usual host is Broom, Cytisus scoparius but also occasionally Gorse, Ulex sp. and on the continent it is recorded from Dyer's greenweed, Genista tinctoria L. Adults have been recorded from January to September, peaking in early spring and again during August, mating occurs in the spring and eggs are laid in freshly developing stems where the larvae develop causing swellings, these may contain several chambers each containing a developing larvae and measuring up to 60mm long and 5mm wide. Pupation occurs within the stem and lasts for about 10 days; freshly eclosed adults emerge and feed in the summer before overwintering when they become active during mild spells.
A small, 2.0-2.8mm, entirely dark and characteristically-shaped species with the elytra broadly developed behind the middle, steeply declined toward the apex and with the shoulders obsolete. Entire dorsal surface with sparse and fine pale pubescence; head quadrate to transverse, with large convex eyes, densely and quite strongly punctured vertex and frons, and long parallel-sided and subcylindrical rostrum which is longer in the female; about as long as the head and pronotum combined. Antennae entirely dark or with the scape obscurely red towards the base, inserted within the basal third of the rostrum, club elongate-oval with all the segments obvious. Pronotum quadrate, evenly curved laterally and widest about the middle, surface strongly and densely punctured and with a short basal fovea which may be obscured by the punctures. Elytra fused; with deeply impressed and strongly punctured striae that are narrower than the flat or only weakly convex interstices; the sutural stria abbreviated before the apex of the scutellum. Legs long and robust; femora unarmed, basal tarsomere with a small ventral tooth in the male, simple in the female.
Distinguished from the superficially similar Protopirapion atratulum (Germar, 1817), which occurs on the same host, by the short pronotal furrow, the obviously striate frons and coarsely punctured vertex.
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Malcolm Gay covers visual and performing arts for the Globe. Before joining the paper in 2015, he wrote frequently for The New York Times, while also contributing to The Atlantic, Time, and several other publications. Named an Alicia Patterson Fellow in 2013, Gay has won numerous national journalism awards, including top honors from the James Beard Foundation, the Association of Alternative Newsweeklies, and the National Association of Black Journalists. His first book, "The Brain Electric," was published by Farrar, Straus & Giroux in October 2015.
Braintree's 70-seat Curtain Call Theatre was the latest small theater to receive a cease-and-desist letter from the powerful Broadway producer staging "To Kill A Mockingbird" in New York.
A concussion last spring has kept violinist Malcolm Lowe from performing.
Elizabeth Rowe's case has been closely watched for its implications for women who are paid less than male counterparts.
Elizabeth Barker announced in a letter to members that she plans to step down in March.


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Jack Gallagher is an actor, playwright and most notably a comedian in the Roseville area. According to reports, the comedian was recently involved in an accident in which the bicycle he was riding collided with an automobile. The comedian suffered a concussion as a result of the crash. He is expected to make a full recovery.
Gallagher was wearing a helmet and other protective gear; however, the impact caused him to fly onto the hood of the vehicle and into its windshield. There is no information concerning the condition of the driver or any other occupants of the vehicle.
Helmets and Concussions
Most people associate concussions with loss of consciousness or speech impairment, but the symptoms of a concussion may not be readily visible. The Mayo Clinic describes a concussion as a traumatic brain injury that alters the way the brain functions. In most cases, the effects are temporary. The most common cause of a concussion is a blow to the head that occurs in contact sports, but concussions are also very common in car and bicycle accidents. In fact, concussions are the most common reason a cyclist will visit the emergency room.
Studies have revealed that only half of cyclists regularly wear helmets. Studies have also shown that bicycle helmets, which are designed to protect against head trauma, have helped in reducing the number of deaths in catastrophic accidents. However, helmets have done very little to prevent concussions and other brain injuries. Researchers believe this is because helmets are designed to meet the most minimum standards, which include surviving a six-foot drop test. This does not mean that these helmets will actually shield the head from trauma, particularly when cyclists are hit at high speeds or by large, heavy objects like cars.
One problem with helmets is the material used to absorb impacts. Most helmets use what is called expanded polystyrene. If the impact is strong enough to disintegrate the material, the helmet itself is rendered useless. There have been cases of helmets that were completely destroyed during a cycling accident, leaving the victim with effectively no protection at all.
Product liability is a serious issue, and the products you purchase for your safety should keep you safe. If they fail to do so, you may be entitled to compensation. The attorneys at Ashley Injury Lawyers in Roseville will aggressively fight for your rights if you have been injured due to a defective product like a bike helmet. Contact us today for a free consultation to learn more.
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Durham Students star in National Drama Festival
Arts, Drama, Music, Societies, Student experience, Theatre
To this day, I still feel incredibly fortunate to have performed in the cast of Ordinary Days that Durham University Light Opera Group (DULOG) performed back in March of last year. Ordinary Days is a musical that tells the story of four young New Yorkers, as their lives intersect in their search for fulfillment, happiness, love and cabs.
It is by far and away the most fun I have ever had on stage. To find out our production had been selected to perform at the National Student Drama Festival 2017 (NSDF) one of only 15 shows to be chosen, and the only musical to be selected – was unbelievable, in every sense of the word. It is even more of a coup as this is the second year in a row that DULOG have taken a show to the NSDF. I honestly cannot put into words how exciting it was to know that I would have another chance to experience the truly wonderful journey that the four very ordinary characters in the show follow.
NSDF 2017
The annual festival is being held in Hull, as part of the City of Culture 2017 celebrations and will feature 15 selected shows from student theatre companies across the country. The fact that 3 of those shows are being produced and performed by Durham students is testament to the quality of those productions and the talents of our students.
Re-Rehearsing
Before the end of term, the whole cast, with the fabulous addition of Luke Blacklock, returned to have a sing through of the material to remind ourselves of the show we had all grown to love so much. It was truly remarkable to see how I and the two other original cast members, Isabelle Horler and Meriel Killeen, remembered almost every word and every note of all the songs as though we had done the show yesterday!
A few days ago, we all returned to Durham from our Easter holidays to re-block the whole show: very different from the humble setting of the Music Department Concert Room. We will be performing in the festival's largest venue, Hull University's Middleton Hall, which has a capacity of 450 seats and whose stage space is approximately 4 times the size of the Concert Room! We had a full run of the show the day before travelling to Hull, and we honestly felt like we were performing it for the first time. The material felt fresh, and just as invigorating, heart-warming and enjoyable to perform as it did 14 months ago when we met the show for the first time. I sincerely hope that the audiences we will have on April 12 & 13 in Hull, will feel as strongly about the merits of this show as I and the rest of the cast/crew do. Whatever the outcome, I am just happy to have the opportunity to perform this gem of a show!
DULOG
DULOG is the largest musical theatre society at Durham University. We aim to produce professional quality musical theatre and light opera within Durham University and allow as many people as possible to participate, in order to provide experience and nurture talent.
The society has been around for over 50 years, originally producing only light opera (hence the name), but now putting on a range of musicals of various styles. In recent years we have put on several cabarets, provided music at high profile university events and performed sets for many senior figures within the University, including former Chancellor Bill Bryson and current Chancellor Sir Thomas Allen.
DULOG provides an opportunity for students to become involved in all aspects of musical theatre from acting, singing and dancing through to production, stage direction, musical direction and choreography. We stage five shows a year (including one at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe) and strive to make each year a diverse programme offering something for everyone. We have traditionally put on one Gilbert and Sullivan operetta every year, and in January or February comes the highlight of the DULOG calendar, our annual performance at the 500-seat Gala Theatre.
Our society's passionate, colourful and professional productions bring to life the real value of performing arts within both the student and local community. Anyone who has seen a DULOG show will be able to testify to the professionalism seen and heard on stage. Visit the website to find out more about DULOG
Durham Student Theatre (DST)
DULOG is just one of over twenty student theatre companies that make up Durham Student Theatre (DST) Visit the webpage to find ind out more about DST and the theatrical side of Durham student life.
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We already had been in the Dream Downtown Hotel years ago for a fun bar mitzvah party and were excited to come back to this eye candy place. As soon as you enter the lobby you notice it's not your average hotel. This time around the event was at the rooftop bar with a view of the midtown Manhattan skyline.


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Former "Real Housewives of Miami" star and Kim Kardashian BFF Larsa Pippen, has been spotted for the first time since filing for divorce from husband, NBA legend Scottie Pippen.
Larsa who is BFFs with Kim Kardashian was pictured with her gal pals in Hollywood on Sunday as they attended Rap Mogul, Diddy's 49th birthday.
The 44-year-old put on a racy display as she slipped her curvaceous body into a figure-hugging bodysuit, tied in with sizzling thigh-high boots.
According to court records obtained by The Blast, Larsa who is BFFs with Kim Kardashian filed for divorce from her husband on Friday, Nov. 2nd.
It's unclear what led to their split, but Larsa was spotted without her wedding ring while hanging out with French Montana at an event this weekend.
Back in 2016, Scottie who shares four children with Larsa filed for divorce, but the case was dismissed after they reconciled in 2017.


There are 5 Major Skin Conditions: Which One Are You?
Skin conditions, especially recurring or chronic ones, can be helpful in understanding the state of wellness of an individual. This is particularly important for anyone with a growing interest toward non-invasive, results-oriented modalities.
When you understand the underlying energetic cause of your skin and body conditions it makes it possible to harmonize the flow of vital energy, a precondition to wellness. Who doesn't want to have glowing skin and to feel great at the same time?
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), when we are out of balance, some undesirable conditions for our skin and body shape manifest.
The cycles of nature and the cycles of human life seem to be interrelated. Whatever affects the whole, affects the parts, and these parts affect other parts. This view of humans, subjected to their cosmic and earthly environment is common, in various degrees, to all energy medicines and it is central to TCM.
Traditional Chinese thinkers were fond of pondering the cyclical aspects of nature with the repetition of days, moons, seasons, and years as they observed the effects of those cycles on all living organisms. Humans, like animals and plants, are affected by nature's cycles so it is not surprising that the study of nature was the first basis in their understanding of vital energy.
Knowing that there can be no effect without a cause, the predictable seasonal patterns pointed to the existence of a cause. Unlike ancient Greeks and Egyptians who attributed cause to the whims of various gods, the Chinese simply saw chi (energy) as the mover of matter, but not as a deity. They saw this energy being responsible for cyclical and predictable stages and changes.
First, they broke down energy in its basic yin and yang components. Then they evolved the more complex and subtle Law of the Five Elements which includes the energies symbolically named Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water and the multiple aspects of their interrelationship.
TCM, like other energy medicines, attributes an energetic cause to any body malfunction. It is either an issue of energy quality or of flow (quantity). Consequently, energy balancing and removal of blockages are fundamental to all energy medicines, and, by extension, to beauty and wellness treatments.
PHYTO5® and TCM identifies frequent skin conditions in this way. Which one or combination of conditions are you?
The five groups of skin conditions led PHYTO5® to create five elemental skincare lines, each to address the problems specific to one of the five elements. The products are formulated to provide the energetic potency to balance the aspect of vital energy which is out of balance, as demonstrated by the condition.
PHYTO5® professionals are trained to evaluate your skin condition and body shape according to TCM criteria. When the natural flow of energy in the body is out of balance, we look older, feel dragged out and then skin problems result.
PHYTO5® professionals can identify the likely energetic cause of the esthetic problem and address it with energy-balancing topical products and treatment modalities for better and longer lasting results. The treatment approach is always natural and holistic.
Information assembled from observing your skin condition, body shape, and biorhythm helps the practitioner to discover your particular energetic characteristics. From this, the likely direction of your personal aging process can also be surmised.
With this knowledge, you and your PHYTO5® specialist can mitigate the negative influences that might limit your ability to express the full measure of your genetic potential. This will also help you to make better and more appropriate decisions regarding your lifestyle in order to achieve and maintain a higher state of wellness, a pre-condition to beauty.
According to Traditional Chinese Medicine, the Metal (金) Energetic Season begins August 7 and ends October 20.
As the wheel of the seasons turns to fall, the days shorten, the earth cools, and the expanded energy of summer begins to consolidate. – Bliss, Nishanga. Real Food All Year: Eating Seasonal Whole Foods for Optimal Health & All-day Energy. Oakland, CA: New Harbinger Publications, 2012. Print.
Metal energy is consolidating with inward movement, like a flower closing its petals. Be one with nature. It's okay to close your petals for awhile.
Metal's motion is determined, forceful, strong, unyielding, self-reliant, reserved and sophisticated. Use these to your best advantage.
Metal is associated with the lungs, respiratory system and is related to the nose. Take in the heavenly Chi.
Metal is also associated with the large intestine, an organ of elimination. Through the lungs we not only regenerate from the air we breathe, but we also eliminate the carbonic gas produced by the metabolism of our cells. Elimination and cleansing is both a physical and a psychological activity. It is one of the purposes of this energetic season.
Both courage and sadness are emotions associated with this season. Allow yourself to weep when you feel to but also find the courage to face what's ahead.
Metal represents the direction West (the direction of dreams and visions). In Taoist mythology, West is guarded by the White Tiger, known for righteousness, independence and determination. Stand facing West and honor the "Westness" of Autumn.
This season's color is represented by white or blue; light white candles against the growing darkness of the season.
Practice letting go in all things.
Release old resentments or hurts. Start fresh.
When feeling sad or stuck, remember that nothing is permanent. It will pass.
Eliminate negative and destructive habits.
Meditate or pray. This is the time of year when spiritual vision comes easier.
Cleanse your body. Support the immune system by eating more fresh fruits and veggies and less animal products.
Help your body to rehydrate by drinking lots of water and eating high water content produce.
Breathe and smell the new scents of nature and the season. Note the subtle or remarkable change in the quality of the air.
Complete unfinished projects. Prepare for the winter.
Dryness is the ruling chi of the Fall season. For skin, the Metal energetic season is the optimum time to address demineralization, surface dehydration, puffiness and congestion, and dull, lifeless skin. The PHYTO5 Metal energetic line has mineralizing and anti-inflammatory properties, increases circulation, promotes oxygenation of skin, diminishes swelling and puffiness, and rehydrates and rejuvenates the skin.
Sour foods like lemon, plum, pear, and mango work to obstruct bodily functions, which make them helpful in alleviating diarrhea, excessive perspiration, and hemorrhoids, among other conditions. Sour foods are most active in the liver, where they counteract the effects of rich, greasy food. Sour foods are related to the fall season. – Ross, Rosa, and Suzanne LeVert. Chinese Healing Foods. New York: Pocket, 1998. Print.
Your diet should be dictated by the rhythms of the external world. Food gains power to maintain health from its relationship to the external world... Root vegetables, such as burdock and turnips have downward-moving energy, so give in to the natural desire to eat them in the fall. – Cohen, Misha Ruth. The New Chinese Medicine Handbook: An Innovative Guide to Integrating Eastern Wisdom with Western Practice for Modern Healing. Fair Winds Press, 2015. Print.
For an excellent Fall season Qi Gong exercise, check out the YouTube video below.


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Salt Beer Factory
The taproom is the ultimate interactive brewery experience. Situated in the heart of the brewery, visitors can enjoy handcrafted SALT beers with the backdrop and theatre of the brew house around them.
199 Bingley Road, Saltaire, BD18 4DH (6 miles, 10 km)
www.saltbeerfactory.co.uk
The Live Room, Saltaire
The Live Room is located in Caroline Social Club, Caroline Street in the World Heritage village of Saltaire in West Yorkshire.
Caroline Street Social Club, Caroline Street , Saltaire, BD18 3JZ (7 miles, 11 km)
www.theliveroom.info
Arts Centre
Wuthering Arts
Gallery and gift shop on the historic cobbled Main Street of Haworth.
Wuthering Arts, 97 Main Street, Haworth, BD22 8DA (0 miles, 0 km)
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www.wutheringarts.co.uk
Holden Park
Holden Park (known locally as Oakworth Park) is absolutely unique and perfect for a family day out.
Colne Road/Keighley Road, Oakworth, Keighley, BD22 7PB (1 miles, 2 km)
The Black Dyke Mills Heritage Venue
The Black Dyke Mills Heritage Venue is situated in a former weaving shed in Victoria Mill – part of the Black Dyke Mills complex in Queensbury, Bradford.
Black Dyke Mills, Brighouse Road, Queensbury, BD13 1QA (6 miles, 10 km)
South Square Centre at South Square
With plenty of arts and crafts on view, there is always something to browse and to buy. Parking Nearby - Parties Welcome - Children Welcome.
South Square, South Square, Thornton, BD13 3LD (5 miles, 8 km)
www.southsquarecentre.co.uk
This unique tramway was built in 1895 and operates narrow-gauge 'toastrack' cable-hauled trams. Two trams with canopy tops, run up and down a steep wooded hill every 3 minutes or as required. Restored and operated by volunteers.
Prod Lane, Baildon, Shipley, West Yorkshire, BD17 5BN (6 miles, 10 km)
Haunted Haworth Ghost Tours
Do the ghosts of Branwell and Emily Brontë still walk the moors of Haworth? Do the spirits of mysterious monks walk secret underground passageways between the Church and the cellars beneath the Old Hall Inn?
77 Main Street, Haworth, West Yorkshire, BD22 8DA (0 miles, 0 km)
tel: 074212 72934
hauntedhaworth.co.uk/
St Ives Estate at St Ives Estate, Bingley
St Ives has been awarded the prestigious Green Flag award- a benchmark for the best parks and green spaces in the country.The St Ives Estate is a great place for families to enjoy a picnic in the summer months, in beautiful surroundings.
St Ives Estate, Bingley, Harden, BD16 1AT (4 miles, 6 km)
www.friendsofstives.org.uk
Bingley Five Rise Locks
An 18th century engineering masterpiece, the Five Rise Locks are one the 'seven wonders of the waterways'.
Beck Lane, Bingley, West Yorkshire, BD16 4DS (5 miles, 8 km)
www.canalrivertrust.org.uk
Keighley Playhouse
The Keighley Playhouse is a popular, local theatre in Keighley which has a wide range of productions and events.
5 Devonshire Street, Keighley, West Yorkshire, BD21 2BH (3 miles, 5 km)
www.keighleyplayhouse.co.uk
Theatre in the Mill
Theatre in the Mill has an enviable reputation as a vibrant, professional venue.
Shearbridge Road, University of Bradford, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD7 1DP (8 miles, 13 km)
Bracken Hall Countryside Centre at Bracken Hall
Visitors are encouraged to investigate, explore and relate to the local natural history, archaeology, and social history through displays, themed activities and a wildlife garden.
Bracken Hall, Glen Road, Baildon, Bradford, BD17 5EA (6 miles, 10 km)
www.baildontowncouncil.gov.uk/bracken-hall-countryside-centre.html
Blackdyke mills, Queensbury, Bradford, BD13 1QA (6 miles, 10 km)
Keighley Creative Gallery
Hello! Keighley Creative is a volunteer-led arts organisation, providing exciting projects and fun activities for our local communities in the heart of West Yorkshire.
Old Sunwin House, Hanover Street, Keighley, West Yorkshire, BD21 3QJ (3 miles, 5 km)
keighleycreative.org
Victoria Road, Saltaire, BD18 3LA (7 miles, 11 km)
Bradford Latvian Club
The Bradford Latvian Club was the first one of its kind to be established outside of London, and goes as far back as 1955.
5 Clifton Villas, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD8 7BY (8 miles, 13 km)
Myrtle Park is home to some of Bradford's most popular events, including the Bingley Show. There is also a host of leisure facilities including fishing, bowls, tennis and a childrens' play area.
Myrtle Place, Bradford, BD16 2LF (5 miles, 7 km)


The quite sudden emergence of a water foot print comes from the increasing realisation of just how important water is to everyone on the planet, regardless of whether you live in any part of World, the strain being put on the world water resources will affect one and all.
I'm sure recently we have been hearing alot about thewater conservation; in our day to day lives, it is a huge part of what we do ensuring the sustainability of our generation and the upcoming ones. With the world being more connected than ever and more people being aware of the importance and precarious nature of the water supplies, it is not uncommon to hear about our water footprint being spoken off in the same breath as our carbon footprint.
Below we will glance at just why water is so important, why it is under threat and some ideas on what can be done, both locally and globally. Water sustains all life on earth. Really we could leave this point there but when we look at it further we see how water is behind nearly all aspects of our lives.
The threats facing water are numerous and profound, population growth has led to an explosion of irrigation for agriculture across the globe and it is estimated that water productivity and use saw a 100 fold increase between the end of World War II and the year 2000.
On the global level, approximately 70-80% of fresh water resources are used by agriculture providing food and economic stability to billions of people worldwide, which is the case for both the developing world and large agricultural producing countries, the need for these levels of production is great; it is estimated that we need 1 litre of water per kilocalorie of food produces. Water is also vital for hydro-power that provides for millions of communities across the world.
Furthermore stocks such as freshwater fish are a major source of both global diet and income and are reliant on fresh water, water is also behind economic development, extraction of vital resources such as oil and in the home water can be found in the production of beer, meats, fruit, vegetables – in short water is everywhere.
Climate Change is also posing a threat to the world's freshwater resources, with reduced rainfall in some areas and increased rainfall in others and with the world largest source of freshwater, the arctic regions, facing significant decline over the next 30 years due to global warming.
- Effective soil management techniques.
-Sewage treatment before its flowing down into the water bodies.
b) Educating masses about water conservation.
-Through group activities for children in classrooms and schools.
-Educational tours for awareness generation among the children.
c) Effective soil conservation techniques.
-Keeping a check on fertilizers used, pests infecting the crops.
d) Efficient mineral exploration techniques.
-Land exploration to be done carefully.
-Preventing the leakage of harmful effluents into the atmosphere which would pollute air and water, alike.
e) Water conservation at homes and schools.
-Avoiding wastage and excess flowing down of water into the drains.
-Water collection vessels can be placed for collecting water which can be used for multiple purposes such as gardening, feeding pets, cleaning vehicles.
-Using appliances which consume water efficiently and effectively.
f) Saving water at restaurants, hotels and cafes.
-Taking the amount of water required in the glass.
-Washing utensils in water-saving mode in the dishwashers only when it is full of dishes.
g) Awareness programmes and campaigns.
-Campaigns such as #CuttingPaani, an initiative by LIVPURE.
-Campaigns to keep rivers and other water bodies clean such "Clean Ganga"
To know more about the campaign, please click here and also, sign the petition and become a part of this great initiative.
If we care for water now, it will care for us in the future.
Saving water everyday will keep the scarcity away.


+ Looks fantastic. Solid once built. Soft close drawers work very well. Came with all the required tools to put together, even a screwdriver.
- An absolute nightmare to assemble. No English instructions. First order did not arrive after seven weeks. Promised time and time again they were on the way. And promised some sort of compensation but got neither. Had to canel order and order again ti receive them. Baby was two moths old before they came.
- Faulty item - after 7 days still no answer when we will receive the replacement !
- its not big enough and doesnt hold alot of things in it.
+ Very sturdy and will grow with your baby into teen years. Well worth the money.
- Instructions difficult to follow as parts were not labeled. it took 2 hours for two of us to build.
+ It looks nice once built.
- Very difficult to build (the instructions are poor). The soft close drawers work after a while but are quite stiff at first.


"Na Na Nana Na Na" is the second single, or possible street single from Jim Jones' fourth studio album Pray IV Reign scheduled to be released March 24, 2009. The track is produced by ILLFONICs and features Brittney Taylor & NOE.
iTunes has a Countdown to Jim Jones Pray IV Reign. On February 17th they released his second single "Na Na Nana Na Na". On March 3rd they'll release "Precious", on March 17th they'll release "Frenemies" and on March 24th the entire album will be released.
nice, this song is jammin.


Rob picked up a guitar and joined a band in high school – the band broke up, but his romance with sound lives on. Over the years, he has directed his focus to a remarkably broad range of roles, disciplines, and locations. After high school, he worked for an installation and rental house in Utah that got him into repairs, show setups, and mixing for rock concerts, the Sundance Film Festival, and the running of the Olympic Torch in Salt Lake City. Still in Utah, he moved on to design and engineering for musical productions, including South Pacific, Grease, and Les Miserables, at the outdoor Tuacahn Center for the Arts.
With the real world conquered, Rob headed to Purdue, where he earned first a BA and then an MFA in Sound Design and Technology. The University Theatre and Hall of Music were playgrounds for someone with his background, and he wasted no time, designing sound and operating boards for plays and musicals, serving as house technician for touring shows in the Hall of Music, and even monitor mixing for B.B. King. His academic career culminated in programming (in Max) and operating two interactive dance/video productions, The Life of Umbrellas and Labcoats on Clouds, the latter performed at the Prague Quadrennial in 2007. He found time to get his pilot's license somewhere along the line, so we at last have someone on hand to fly the corporate plane, if we ever get one.
Rob now applies himself to all of our consulting disciplines, with audio and video systems his core interests.


For all the screwups, awkward vamping, GIF-ready facial expressions and ginned-up suspense, you just can't beat live television coverage for an election.
Barack Obama won a second term last night before millions of American viewers, and cable TV had its chance to shine. Comedy Central's party at the Edison Ballroom had plenty of the network's stars talking about the election. "It makes me anxious," confessed Jordan Peele, who plays the president on the network's Key & Peele alongside Keegan-Michael Key. The duo don't have many recurring characters on their show, but Obama (Peele) and his Anger Translator (Key) are two of them, and the pair had three promos recorded for the evening: one for a win, one for a loss and one for a race too close to call. The winning promo ran after a live edition of The Daily Show With Jon Stewart.
Also attracting attention on Tuesday evening was Diane Sawyer, who appeared to slur her words, called a colleague by the wrong name and had to make do with an 11 p.m. power outage that left that misnamed colleague (Josh Elliott) interviewing people in Times Square.
And Times Square was election central on Tuesday, with Fox News renting screens all around the location—notably the huge series of displays above the American Eagle store, right next to the TKTS booth, where CNN had mounted a screen large enough for people to sit on the booth's raked roof as though they were watching a movie. Depending on where you were looking, you could get both networks' angles on every facet of the election, given to you by anchors whose noses were several meters high.
CNN also had the Empire State Building tricked out to illustrate the returns—the building's multicolor display changed to majority red (Romney) or majority blue (Obama) as the network's projections demanded.
Romney delivered his concession speech at 1 a.m., saying that he'd called President Obama and congratulated him. "Ann and I join with you to earnestly pray for him, and for this great nation."


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Davis v. United States, No. 09–11328.
Document Cited authorities 61 Cited in 2156 Precedent Map Related
Writing for the Court Justice ALITO delivered the opinion of the Court.
Citation 564 U.S. 229,180 L.Ed.2d 285,131 S.Ct. 2419
Docket Number No. 09–11328.
Decision Date 16 June 2011
Parties Willie Gene DAVIS, Petitioner, v. UNITED STATES.
131 S.Ct. 2419
180 L.Ed.2d 285
Willie Gene DAVIS, Petitioner,
No. 09–11328.
Decided June 16, 2011.
Orin S. Kerr, Washington, DC, for Petitioner.
Michael R. Dreeben, for Respondent.
William W. Whatley, Jr., Montgomery, AL, Orin S. Kerr, Washington, DC, for Petitioner.
Neal Kumar Katyal, Acting Solicitor General, Lanny A. Breuer, Assistant Attorney General, Michael R. Dreeben, Deputy Solicitor General, Anthony A. Yang, Assistant to the Solicitor General, John M. Pellettieri, Washington, D.C., for United States.
Justice ALITO delivered the opinion of the Court.
Fourth Amendment protects the right to be free from "unreasonable searches and seizures," but it is silent about how this right is to be enforced. To supplement the bare text, this Court created the exclusionary rule, a deterrent
sanction that bars the prosecution from introducing evidence obtained by way of a Fourth Amendment violation. The question here is whether to apply this sanction when the police conduct a search in compliance with binding precedent that is later overruled. Because suppression would do nothing to deter police misconduct in these circumstances, and because it would come at a high cost to both the truth and the public safety, we hold that searches conducted in objectively reasonable reliance
on binding appellate precedent are not subject to the exclusionary rule.
The question presented arises in this case as a result of a shift in our Fourth Amendment jurisprudence on searches of automobiles incident to arrests of recent occupants.
Under this Court's decision in Chimel v. California, 395 U.S. 752, 89 S.Ct. 2034, 23 L.Ed.2d 685 (1969), a police officer who makes a lawful arrest may conduct a warrantless search of the arrestee's person and the area "within his immediate control." Id., at 763, 89 S.Ct. 2034 (internal quotation marks omitted). This rule "may be stated clearly enough," but in the early going after Chimel it proved difficult to apply, particularly in cases that involved searches "inside [of] automobile[s] after the arrestees [we]re no longer in [them]." See New York v. Belton, 453 U.S. 454, 458–459, 101 S.Ct. 2860, 69 L.Ed.2d 768 (1981). A number of courts upheld the constitutionality of vehicle searches that were "substantially contemporaneous" with occupants' arrests.1 Other courts disapproved of automobile searches incident to arrests, at least absent some continuing threat that the arrestee might gain access to the vehicle and "destroy evidence or grab a
weapon."2 In New York v. Belton, this Court granted certiorari to resolve the conflict. See id., at 459–460, 101 S.Ct. 2860.
In Belton, a police officer conducting a traffic stop lawfully arrested four occupants of a vehicle and ordered the arrestees to line up, un-handcuffed, along the side of the thruway. Id., at 456, 101 S.Ct. 2860; see Brief for Petitioner in New York v. Belton, O.T.1980, No. 80–328, p. 3. The officer then searched the vehicle's passenger compartment and found cocaine inside a jacket that lay on the backseat. Belton, 453 U.S., at 456, 101 S.Ct. 2860. This Court upheld the search as reasonable incident to the occupants' arrests. In an opinion that repeatedly stressed the need for a "straightforward," "workable rule" to guide police conduct, the Court announced "that when a policeman has made a lawful custodial arrest of the occupant of an automobile, he may, as a contemporaneous incident of that arrest, search the passenger compartment of that automobile." Id., at 459–460, 101 S.Ct. 2860 (footnote omitted).
For years, Belton was widely understood to have set down a simple, bright-line rule. Numerous courts read the decision to authorize automobile searches incident to arrests of recent occupants, regardless of whether the arrestee in any particular case was within reaching distance of the vehicle at the time of the search. See Thornton v. United States, 541 U.S. 615, 628, 124 S.Ct. 2127, 158 L.Ed.2d 905 (2004) (SCALIA, J., concurring in judgment) (collecting cases). Even after the arrestee had stepped out of the vehicle and had been subdued by police, the prevailing understanding was that Belton still authorized a substantially contemporaneous search of the automobile's passenger compartment.3
every court, however, agreed with this reading of Belton . In State v. Gant, 216 Ariz. 1, 162 P.3d 640 (2007), the Arizona Supreme Court considered an automobile search conducted after the vehicle's occupant had been arrested, handcuffed, and locked in a patrol car. The court distinguished Belton as a case in which "four unsecured" arrestees "presented an immediate risk of loss of evidence and an obvious threat to [a] lone officer's safety." 216 Ariz., at 4, 162 P.3d, at 643. The court held that where no such "exigencies exis[t]"—where the arrestee has been subdued and the scene secured—the rule of Belton does not apply. 216 Ariz., at 4, 162 P.3d, at 643.
This Court granted certiorari in Gant, see 552 U.S. 1230, 128 S.Ct. 1443, 170 L.Ed.2d 274 (2008), and affirmed in a 5–to–4 decision. Arizona v. Gant, 556 U.S. 332, 129 S.Ct. 1710, 173 L.Ed.2d 485 (2009). Four of the Justices in the majority agreed with the Arizona Supreme Court that Belton ' s holding applies only where "the arrestee is unsecured and within reaching distance of the passenger compartment at the time of the search." 556 U.S., at ––––, 129 S.Ct., at 1719. The four dissenting Justices, by contrast, understood Belton to have explicitly adopted the simple, bright-line rule stated in the Belton Court's opinion. 556 U.S., at ––––, 129 S.Ct., at 1727 (opinion of ALITO, J.); see Belton, 453 U.S., at 460, 101 S.Ct. 2860 ("[W]e hold that when a policeman has made a lawful custodial arrest of the occupant of an automobile, he may, as a contemporaneous incident of that arrest, search the passenger compartment of that automobile" (footnote omitted)). To limit Belton to cases involving unsecured arrestees, the dissenters thought, was to overrule the decision's clear holding. Gant, supra, at ––––, 129 S.Ct., at 1714–1715. Justice SCALIA, who provided the fifth vote to affirm in Gant, agreed with the dissenters' understanding of Belton 's holding. 556 U.S., at ––––, 129 S.Ct., at 1724–1725 (concurring opinion). Justice SCALIA favored a more explicit and complete overruling of Belton, but he joined what became the majority opinion to avoid "a 4–to–1–to–4" disposition. 556 U.S., at ––––, 129 S.Ct., at 1714–1716. As a result, the Court adopted a new, two-part rule under which an automobile
search incident to a recent occupant's arrest is constitutional (1) if the arrestee is within reaching distance of the vehicle during the search, or (2) if the police have reason to believe that the vehicle contains "evidence relevant to the crime of arrest." Id., at ––––, 129 S.Ct., at 1719 (citing Thornton, supra, at 632, 124 S.Ct. 2127 (SCALIA, J., concurring in judgment); internal quotation marks omitted).
The search at issue in this case took place a full two years before this Court announced its new rule in Gant . On an April evening in 2007, police officers in Greenville, Alabama, conducted a routine traffic stop that eventually resulted in the arrests of driver Stella Owens (for driving while intoxicated) and passenger Willie Davis (for giving a false name to police). The police handcuffed both Owens and Davis, and they placed the arrestees in the back of separate patrol cars. The police then searched the passenger compartment of Owens's vehicle and found a revolver inside Davis's jacket pocket.
Davis was indicted in the Middle District of Alabama on one count of possession
of a firearm by a convicted felon. See 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1). In his motion to suppress the revolver, Davis acknowledged that the officers' search fully complied with "existing Eleventh Circuit precedent." App. 13–15. Like most courts, the Eleventh Circuit had long read Belton to establish a bright-line rule authorizing substantially contemporaneous vehicle searches incident to arrests of recent occupants. See United States v. Gonzalez, 71 F.3d 819, 822, 824–827 (C.A.11 1996) (upholding automobile search conducted after the defendant had been "pulled from the vehicle, handcuffed, laid on the ground, and placed under arrest"). Davis recognized that the District Court was obligated to follow this precedent, but he raised a Fourth Amendment challenge to preserve "the issue for review" on appeal. App. 15. The District Court denied the motion, and Davis was convicted on the firearms charge.
While Davis's appeal was pending, this Court decided Gant . The Eleventh Circuit, in the opinion below,...
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United States v. Harmon, No. CR 10–1760 JB.
United States District Courts. 10th Circuit. District of New Mexico
...right," nor is it designed to "redress the injury" occasioned by an unconstitutional search.Davis v. United States, ––– U.S. ––––, 131 S.Ct. 2419, 2426, 180 L.Ed.2d 285 (2011). Thus, there is no constitutional right to the suppression of evidence. Furthermore, in comparison to exculpatory e......
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...that a reasonable officer would have known so at the time. Id. at 355, 107 S.Ct. 1160; see also Davis v. United States, –––U.S. ––––, 131 S.Ct. 2419, 2431–32, 180 L.Ed.2d 285 (2011) (noting that even though a new Fourth Amendment rule applies retroactively, "the exclusion of evidence does n......
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...law made the good-faith exception relevant only after the district court issued its opinion. E.g., Davis v. United States, ––– U.S. ––––, 131 S.Ct. 2419, 2425–26, 180 L.Ed.2d 285 (2011); United States v. Sparks, 711 F.3d 58, 61–62 (1st Cir.2013); United States v. Lopez, 453 Fed.Appx. 602, 6......
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U.S. District Court — Northern District of Alabama
...substantive Fourth Amendment law" until his "conviction ... become[s] final on direct review." See Davis v. United States, ––– U.S. ––––, 131 S.Ct. 2419, 2431, 180 L.Ed.2d 285 (2011). 2. As discussed below in light of the Fourth Amendment reasonableness standard it is relevant to consider t......
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Rights, Structure, and Remediation: The Collapse of Constitutional Remedies.
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...by way of a Fourth Amendment violation" during a criminal trial as part of the government's case-in-chief. Davis v. United States, 564 U.S. 229, 232 (60.) HUQ, supra note 2, at 5, 7. (61.) See United States v. Hasting, 461 U.S. 499, 505 (1983). (62.) Collins v. Virginia, 138 S. Ct. 1663,167......
Agency Deference After Kisor v. Wilkie
The Georgetown Journal of Law & Public Policy Nbr. 18-1, January 2020
...See Utah v. Strieff, 136 S. Ct. 2056, 2063 (2016) ("The exclusionary rule exists to deter police misconduct."); Davis v. United States, 564 U.S. 229, 236–37 (2011) ("The [exclusionary] rule's sole purpose, we have repeatedly held, is to deter future Fourth Amendment violations."). That rati......
The Broken Fourth Amendment Oath.
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...cases such as Riley v. California, 573 U.S. 373 (2014), Carpenter v. United States, 138 S. Ct. 2206 (2018), and Davis v. United States, 564 U.S. 229 (2011), exemplify the Court's predominate focus on searches, on the question of when warrants are required, and on the exclusionary (51.) Davi......


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Miskell, Sean, Kevin Lucia, Justin Giovannelli. "State-Based Marketplaces Offer More Health Plan Choices for 2015 Coverage," The Commonwealth Fund, December 1, 2014.
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Secrets Revealed - The Truth about Modern Cremation.
How do I know that my urn really contains the remains of my loved one?
Your best guarantee is simply knowing your firm's (or your cremation provider's) policies and procedures with regard to identification. You (or they) should be able to explain, every step of the way, how the crematory tracks and maintains each person's identity. If you do not have a written and executed ID policy get one as soon as possible. If your third party cremation provider does not have one, you should strongly suggest they do or you should look for a new provider. There is no way to prove one way or the other whose cremated remains are in an urn after the fact, but having a strong ID procedure and following it consistently every time can go a long way to making sure the correct bodies are cremated and defend yourself during a wrongful cremation lawsuit.


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And that's what happened when Ray Comfort was christened "Banana Man" by Professor Richard Dawkins. Millions came under the sound of the everlasting gospel, all because of that humiliating name: Banana Man. So if you're afraid of looking foolish, this true story in "The Fool" will not only will encourage you and bring your fears into perspective, it will increase your faith in God and help you to see His wonderful hand in your own life.
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Le Tour de Cadel?
Update: Cadel Evans has done the impossible - he's won Le Tour by over 90 seconds !!
Let's take a break from all the usual political argy bargy (and personal attacks from anons) and turn our attention to a really uplifting and (potentially) magnificent achievement that is about to culminate around midnight tonight when Australia's 'road warrior', Cadel Evans, attempts to take the coveted Le Tour de France title in what is effectively the last stage of this truly gruelling, gripping and incredible test of strength over 3 weeks and more than 3,000 kms, including scaling The Pyrenees and The Alps to heights of nearly 3,000 metres. Think about that!
No Aussie has won this event before in its more than 100 year history, and apart from USA's Lance Armstrong's 7 consecutive wins in recent times (which I regard as suspect) and Floyd Landis' win in 2006, which was more than suspect (he tested positive and had the title stripped), the race has always been won by European riders. Let's face it, until Armstrong came along – after receiving steroid treatment for testicular cancer – it was mainly a European event. But now, in my opinion, the annual Le Tour is the world's premier sporting event, even exceeding the standing, attention and status of the FIFA World cup, the Olympics and, errr, the AFL Grand Final.
Cadel Evans sits third, just 57 seconds behind Luxembourg rider Andy Schleck and just 4 seconds behind Andy's brother Frank. Tonight's stage is an individual time trial over 42 kms where the riders go out one at a time to race the clock, as opposed to a road race, which most legs are. It's effectively the last leg because the next one is a procession into Paris and traditionally the leader (in the famed Yellow Jersey) is not attacked on that leg and just pedals in to stand on the podium in front of Le Arc de Triumph to claim the crown – and the worldwide honour and adulation as a HERO.
And Cadel Evans is a renowned and world-class time-trialler, whereas the Schlecks are not. He just might do it, in fact he's favoured to. And if he does, no one will deserve it more after being an unlucky runner-up in 2007 & 2008, then failing in 2009 when he started as the favourite and took the lead but, ultimately, lacked team support. In 2010 Evans fractured his arm early in the race but still rode it out to finish 17th overall. At age 34, his performance in this year's race has been incredibly consistent, winning stage 4 by beating off 3 times champion, the highly suspect Alberto Contador from Spain. Contador is only in the race subject to appeal against a positive dope test when he won last year's event. I reckon if it's proved true, he should also be stripped of the 2007 title and that then be awarded to Evans.
But that's another story. Evans has burnt off Contador this year and also the heroic French cyclist Voeckler, who held the lead until last night. Now only the Schlecks stand in his way of what would be the greatest sporting achievement of any Australian in history.
Make sure you stay up and watch it. Cheer 'our boy' home. That includes you, Iain.
As SockPuppet might say:
"If you don't get excited by this and stay up all night getting pissed and rooting for Cadel (yes you can have sex in the lounge room while you watch it) then you are just proving your unAussieness and you should be deported or detained in Nauru with all the other non Aussies."
Go Cadel. Cheers.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2011-07-23/cadel-tour-defrance-stage18/2807178
Tags: cadel evans, cycling, le tour de france, rooting
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Iain Hall says:
what time is it on Ray?
You know I'm not a night person, but if me Rooting for the bloke is what is needed to get him over the line…
But 57 seconds is a lot to make up…
Ray Dixon says:
It starts @ 10 pm on SBS, Iain. I think Cadel won't ride until around midnight. Worth the wait, I suggest.
And he CAN pull that time back. I hope so anyway.
Oh, btw, I wasn't suggesting you should be rooting a bloke. But then again, if that's your choice ….
Leon Bertrand says:
Yes, let's hope he can do it. He's had another very good Tour and would deserve the win.
Will there be any thing on ABC radio do you think?
I don't know, Iain. Maybe check the ABC website (I couldn't find any reference to it but you never know). I think you can get a live stream via the SBS website.
Oh, I forgot to add – Cadel is a Victorian!
Well, he lives here now and has for sometime so, if he wins, we will claim him. If not, we will simply refer to him as that NSW-born loser!
(Actually, he's a winner regardless of what happens tonight)
Its just the set in my bedroom does not receive broadcast TV, I just use it to watch DVD's… anyway I may just have to drag the ole' doona onto the couch then 🙄
Do what we do, Iain.
Open a bottle or two, get your wife out too.
Have a cuddle and … whatever, and enjoy a great event.
Then, when it's over, roll on into bed and … again, whatever.
It's the way to go.
Oh, we put the puppies to bed first.
damage says:
Cadel lives in the same area as me. I was at the local footy today and the genuine hope for him is really warming. The people of Barwon Heads are truely wishing that he wins even though he's really not a local as such. That said it's great to see the unity of the people when this country is so un necessarily divided by this ranga.
Actually Ray Cadel was born in Katherine in the NT not NSW. He's better than that.
Thanks for that correction. I read somewhere (at PP I think) that he was born in country NSW. I should have known better than to trust that source.
HE WON !!!!!
Luzu says:
This guy just showed the most incredible guts.
The video has commenting in Spanish. Sucks, my Spanish just isn't that good.
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[artinfo] CfP: REFRESH! conference on Media Art History
Andreas Broeckmann abroeck at transmediale.de
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From: Oliver Grau <oliver.grau at culture.hu-berlin.de>
REFRESH!    FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
THE HISTORIES OF MEDIA ART, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Banff New Media Institute, Canada, September 28 - October 3, 2005
http://www.mediaarthistory.org		Deadline: Dec. 1st 2004
"The technology of the modern media has produced new possibilities of
interaction... What is needed is a wider view encompassing the coming
rewards in the context of the treasures left us by the past
experiences, possessions, and insights." (Rudolf Arnheim, Summer 2000)
Recognizing the increasing significance of media art for our culture,
this Conference (Evening of Sept. 28th, Sept. 29th, 30th, October
1st) on the Histories of Media Art will discuss for the first time
the history of media art within the interdisciplinary and
intercultural contexts of the histories of art.  Leonardo/ISAST,
Banff New Media Institute the Database for Virtual Art and UNESCO
DigiArts are collaborating to produce the first international art
history conference covering art and new media, art and technology,
art-science interaction, and the history of media as pertinent to
contemporary art.
Held at The Banff Centre, featuring lectures by invited and selected
speakers, the latter being chosen by an international jury from a
call for papers, the main event will be followed by a two-day summit
meeting (October 2-3, 2005) for in-depth dialogues and international
project initiation (proposals welcome).
For more information on the conference, please visit:
www.MediaArtHistory.org
Papers are invited from scholars and postgraduates in any relevant
discipline, particularly art history and new media, art and
technology, the interaction of art and science, and media history,
are encouraged to submit for the following sessions:  (Please address
your proposals to the sessions with the Priority A to C)
I.  MediaArtHistories: Times and Landscapes I and II
I.  After photography, film, video, and the little known media art
history of the 1960s-80s, today media artists are active in a wide
range of digital areas (including interactive, genetic, telematic and
nano art). The Media Art History Project offers a basis for
attempting an evolutionary history of the audiovisual media, from the
Laterna Magica to the Panorama, Phantasmagoria, Film, and the Virtual
Art of recent decades. This panel tries to clarify, if and how
varieties of Media Art have been splitting up during the last
decades. It examines also how far back Media Art reaches as a
historical category within the history of Art, Science and Technology.
2. Although there has been important scholarship on intersections
between art and technology, there is no comprehensive technological
history of art (as there are feminist and Marxist histories of art,
for example.)  Canonical histories of art fail to sufficiently
address the inter-relatedness of developments in science, technology,
and art.  What similarities and differences, continuities and
discontinuities, can be mapped onto artistic uses of technology and
the role of artists in shaping technology throughout the history of
art?  This panel seeks to take account of extant literature on this
history in order to establish foundations for further research and to
gain perspective on its place with respect to larger
historiographical concerns.
II. Methodologies
This session tries to give a critical overview of which methods art
history has been using during the past to approach media art. Papers
regarding media archaeological, anthropological, narrative and
observer oriented approaches are welcome. Equally encouraged are
proposals on iconological, semiotic and cyberfeministic methods.
III. Art as Research / Artists as Inventors
Do "innovations" and "inventions" in the field of art differ from
those in the field of technology and science? Do artists still
contribute anything "new" to those fields of research - and did they
ever in history? Which inventions changed the arts as well as
technology and the media? These questions will be discussed in a
frame from the 19th century until today, special foci of interest are:
- modernism and the birth of media technology 1840 - 1880
- the utopia of merging art and technology in the 1920s and 1960s
- the crisis of the "new" vs. digital media art innovations since the 1980s
IV. Image Science and 'Representation': From a Cognitive Point of View
Although much recent scholarship in the Humanities and Social
Sciences has been "body-minded," this research has yet to grapple
with a major problem familiar to contemporary cognitive scientists
and neuroscientists. How do we reconcile a top-down, functional view
of cognition with a view of human beings as elements of a culturally
shaped biological world? Current scientific investigations into
autopoiesis, emotion, symbolization, mind-body relations,
consciousness, "mental representations", visual and perceptual
systems Šopen up fresh ways of not only figuring the self but of
approaching historical as well as elusive electronic media --again or
anew--from the deeper vantage of an embodied and distributed brain.
Papers that struggle concretely to relate and integrate aspects of
the brain basis of cognition with any number of pattern-making media
are solicited to stimulate debate.
V. Collaborative Practice/ Networking (history)
In a network people are working together, they share resources and
knowledge with each other - and they compete with each other. This
process has sped up enormously within a few decades and has reached a
new quality/dimension. It is the computer who had and has a forming
influence on this change - from the Mainframes of the 50s and 60s to
the PCs of the 70s and the growing popularity of the Internet during
the 90s of the past century. The dataflow created new economies and
new forms of human communication - and last but not least the
so-called globalization.
VI. Pop/Mass/Society
The dividing lines between art products and consumer products have
been disappearing more and more since the Pop Art of the 1960s. The
distinction between artist and recipient has also become blurred.
Most recently, the digitalization of our society has sped up this
process enormously. In principle, more and more artworks are no
longer bound to a specific place and can be further developed
relatively freely. The cut-and-paste principle has become an
essential characteristic of contemporary culture production. The
spread of access to the computer and the internet gives more people
the possibility to participate in this production. The panel examines
concrete forms, as for example computer games, determining the
cultural context and what consequences they could have for the
understanding of art in the 21st century.
VII a. Collecting, preserving and archiving the media arts
Collections grow because of different influences such as art dealers, the art
market, curators and currents in the international contemporary art scene.
What are the conditions necessary for a wider consideration of media art
works and of new media in these collections?
VII b. Database/New Scientific Tools
Accessing and browsing the immense amount of data produced by
individuals, institutions, and archives has become a key question to
our information society. In which way can new scientific tools of
structuring and visualizing data provide new contexts and enhance our
understanding of semantics?
VIII. Cross-Culture - Global Art
Issues of cultural difference will be included throughout Refresh!
However, the panels in Cross-Culture--Global Art provide an
opportunity to examine cross-cultural influences, the global and the
local.  Through these sessions we hope to construct the histories,
influences and parallels to new media art and even the definitions of
what constitutes new media from varied cultural perspectives.  For
example, how what are the impacts of narrative structures from
Aboriginal and other oral cultures on the analysis and practice of
new media?  How do notions of identity shift across cultures
historically, how are these embedded and transformed by new media
practice?  What philosophical perspectives can ground our
understandings of new media aesthetics?  How does globalization and
the construction of global contexts such as festivals and biennials
effect local new media practices? We encourage papers from diverse
cultural perspectives and methodologies.
IX. What can the History of New Media Learn from History of
Science/Science Studies?
As in the case of artists working in traditional media who have
engaged science and technology, new media artists must be situated
contextually in the "cultural field" (Kate Hayles) in which they have
worked or are working.  Science and technology have been an important
part of that cultural field in the twentieth century, and the history
of science and science studies-along with the field of literature and
science--offer important lessons for art historians writing the
history of new media art.  This session invites papers from art
historians and scholars in science-related disciplines which explore
methodological and theoretical issues as well as those that put
interdisciplinary approaches into practice in studying new media art.
X. Rejuvenate: Film, sound and music in media arts history
During an earlier period of new media arts discourse, time-based
media were often considered to be "old media." While this conceit has
been tempered, we still need to consider the sophistication and
provocation of film, sound and music from the perspective of media
arts history. This session invites papers, which examine the return
of old media, thick in their natural habitat of the discourses,
practices and institutions of the arts, entertainment,
science, everyday life, wherever they existed.
Please send a 200 word proposal and a very brief curriculum vitae by
via e-mail to: MediaArtHistories at culture.hu-berlin.de.
Full papers (5000 to 7000 word long) must be received via e-mail
by July 1st., 2005. Details about their format will be sent separately
to the participants. All Papers will be considered for publication.
Registration information soon: www.banffcentre.ca/bnmi/


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Due to AVM's mistake, the private key for AVM's is now public, and anybody could create new certificates that will be trusted by cable modem ISPs that trust the EuroDOCSIS CA. This could, for example, allow someone to spoof a cable modem owned by a different provider, or create a cable modem with rogue firmware that will not obey configurations sent by the ISP.
Heise in a follow-up story stated that the key was already used in the wild to sign fake certificates . The fake certificates were apparently used well before Heise broke the story.
As an end user, there is nothing you can do. As outlined by the note from CableLabs, ISPs will have to distrust the AVM CA. This could potentially cut service for users who use modems that provide certificates derived from the AVM CA. But most cable modem ISPs will not allow any modem to connect to their network, but only a subset of DOCSIS certified modems that are compatible with the particular head-end equipment used by the ISP. So the impact is likely small. AVM does not distribute cable-modems outside Europe as far as I know, but I may be wrong.


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Pennsylvania Republican leader orders special elections amid dispute over majority
by: George Stockburger
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) – Pennsylvania's Republican House Leader Bryan Cutler filed for special elections to be held on May 16 for two vacant House seats amid a power struggle in Harrisburg over who controls the State House.
Cutler and House Republicans say they hold a 101-99 majority in the Pennsylvania House after Democrat representatives Summer Lee and Austin Davis resigned following election victories for Congress and Lieutenant Governor, respectively.
A seat also remains vacant with the death of Rep. Tony DeLuca, who won re-election despite his passing earlier in the fall.
Cutler issued writs of election for the 34th and 35th House Districts for special elections to be held on May 16, 2023, however, Democrats issued similar orders for earlier elections on February 7.
A special election for DeLuca's seat was scheduled by Cutler for February 7.
"With the authority of a clear and undeniable majority in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, and backed up by prior House precedent, Pennsylvania statute and the prior decisions of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, I am issuing these lawful writs of election to finally provide electoral certainty for the people of Allegheny County who are currently lacking representation in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives," Cutler said.
House Democrats responded by saying Cutler is continuing "his campaign to disenfranchise nearly 200,000 voters" so Republicans can pass "extremist policies."
"Pennsylvanians delivered a clear message on Election Day, electing a majority of Democratic districts, and rejecting the GOP's broken politics and extremism," said Nicole Reigelman, Press Secretary for Democratic Leader Joanna McClinton.
Cutler filed a lawsuit last week asking the Commonwealth Court to issue an injunction, naming the Department of State, acting Secretary of State Leigh Chapman and the Allegheny County Elections Board as defendants.
Cutler's lawsuit argues that DeLuca's death before the new session began Dec. 1 means Democrats "cannot claim to have ever had a majority of 102 living members or more members than the Republican Caucus."
Cutler's lawsuit challenges McClinton's authority under the state's laws and constitution to issue the three "writs of election."
Cutler served as speaker until the last session ended Nov. 30 and has said he does not intend to stand for reelection to the job. No other Republican candidate has emerged publicly. McClinton has said she expects to become the chamber's first woman speaker.
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