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Art Burton lives in Latties Brook, Nova Scotia near the fictitious village of Raymonds River, the setting for many of his stories. He writes mystery novels and creative non-fiction short stories about Hobos who passed through central Nova Scotia during the Great Depression, along with a variety of other short stories.
He worked for 35 years at the Halifax Herald, 26 of those as a printer in their composing room. In 2002, he decided it was time to stop printing and start writing by taking an early retirement and moving from the city of Halifax to rural Nova Scotia.
He lives on the family homestead with his wife, Flame and adopted dog, Charlie.
Connect with Art on his website, his Amazon Author page and at Smashwords.
For a glimpse of the first chapter of Concealed from Sight go to YouTube Video .
The Independent (2017)
Someone is blowing up schools in America, and they want money to stop doing it. Terrorists, extortionists, the people don't care what description the authorities have assigned to these criminals, they just want the destruction to stop. Governor Peter Westin of Georgia, the site of the first bombing, is determined to bring these felons to justice. Maybe a little too determined.
Available at Amazon.com and other outlets.
It can also be borrowed from your local library.
The Poker Game (2017)
The super-rich, commonly called the 1%, believe there is nothing money can't buy.
Dot-com billionaire Keith Grant intends to put that belief to the ultimate test when he goes after the killer of his friend and business partner, Craig Flint. He tries to assist the police in any way he can, but soon realizes they are tied-up with rules and procedures that slow down the search rather than assist it.
At this point, he goes rogue. Anything that works becomes his credo.
Does justice prove to be one of those things beyond the ultimate reach of an unlimited supply of money? Not if Keith has his way.
Hobos I Have Known (2011)
Hobos became the face of the Great Depression for the people who lived on small family farms in the rural areas of our country. These farms were mostly self-sufficient. The farmers practiced living locally long before it became the fad it is becoming today with things like the hundred mile challenge. They raised their own animals, cows, chickens, pigs; grew their own fruits and vegetables; and heated their homes with woods cut from their own woodlots. For many of them, helping others was the natural thing to do when less fortunate strangers came knocking of their door.
These short stories share the events that happened to one family in central Nova Scotia told through the eyes of writer's mother as she remembered and related them forty years later. The stories are presented as fiction, but each contains a kernel of truth as its central theme. These are stories I heard so often, that indeed the characters seem like Hobos I Have Known. ISBN: 9780986891809.
More Hobo Stories (2013)
The follow-up to Hobos I Have Known is here. In the book, Hobos I Have Known, I focused on the men who travelled through the rural East Hants area of Nova Scotia during the Great Depression of the 1930's. More Hobo Stories goes farther afield in the search for the adventures of these itinerant travellers.
We venture into the towns and cities and away from the farm life in some of these stories. The men were still looking for a meal, but often those feeding them didn't have the benefit of a farm to provide the food. Still the need to help was there. The final story in this book has nothing to do with the Hobos. Most houses during this period were still serviced with the little, red shack out back. Who knew what all was involved in deciding how and where to build these places. Enjoy.
Concealed from Sight (2012)
George Wilson has disappeared from his farm in Raymond's River, a small community in rural Nova Scotia. His wife, Connie, is in a frantic state. Was George mugged, robbed and left for dead somewhere? That's a possibility. George didn't believe in banks and always carried a wad of cash in his wallet.
Did he get drunk and put his truck into a ditch somewhere? Again, a possibility. George and strong spirits were no strangers to each other. Or did he pack his bags and head for the lure of the big bucks to be made in the oil fields of Alberta? Always a chance of that. George believed an infusion of cash would get his farm back on a more profitable footing. Corporal Scott Bowen, with help from Detective-Sergeant Jim McDonald must figure out which of these choices actually took place. But wait. Is there a fourth option that no one has thought of yet? Jump into this book to follow the twists and turns the investigation takes.
For Hire, Messenger of God (2012)
Rich, industrialist Matthew Lane fatally crashes his red Cadillac into a power pole and in the process almost takes Detective Sergeant Jim McDonald with him. Debate rages about whether the event was an accident, a suicide, or a homicide. McDonald leads the homicide supporters. He, after all, witnessed the event. Now, he strives to figure out why Lane, who in Jim's opinion drove like a man possessed by the devil, lost total control of his car. To add fuel to the fire, two more apparently unrelated accidents are tied into the case. Jim must solve this dilemma before anyone else, including himself, dies. We, the reader, know who did it. What we must figure out is how. Are you up to the challenge?
Caught in the Line of Fire (2011)
Detective-Sergeant Jim Macdonald and his sometime sidekick Corporal Scott Bowen of the RCMP. The duo have teamed up again to track down the killer of a well-respected farmer from Raymond's River in rural Nova Scotia. The twists and turns that became familiar to readers in the first book are magnified in this new novel. Suddenly one murder resolves into two and the identity of the killer of this second murder catches everyone off guard.
Throw in a top-notch defence lawyer and a fundamentalist pastor and this story will keep you turning pages late into the night.
The Bag of Money (2014)
Most people at one time or another daydream about finding a huge stash of money and speculate what they would do with it. It usually starts off with spend, spend, spend, then the reality of being discovered with someone else's money sets in. The mind goes into overdrive trying to surmount all the eventualities.
The Bag of Money embraces and overcomes these problems in what I believe creates a different and interesting approach.
This dilemma faces usually honest, upstanding citizen John Lester. While leisurely walking through the woods with his dog, Danka, he stumbles across a hockey bag full of money. Drug money, lost money, manna from heaven, he's not sure which. Should he keep it or turn it over to the police? The decisions he makes changes his life forever.
Detective-Sergeant Jim Mcdonald is back on the case with his usual dogged perseverance and drives it to what I hope you will accept as a successful conclusion.
Cabin Fever (2011)
"In Texas, they think some men just deserve to die. That defense even stands up in court. Nothing lower than messing with another man's wife. Breaks one of God's fundamental rules." A disgruntled husband runs this explanation by his sheriff friend. Will it stand up? Karl doesn't care. He knows what he has to do.
Included with Cabin Fever is the short story, God Works in Mysterious Ways. This story explores Karl's justification for his actions after he confesses his deeds to his religious mentor, Pastor Dave.
Not one to miss a chance to increase the coffers of his church, Pastor Dave exploits Karls misdeeds to save sinners and allow them to buy their own salvation. Read on to see if you agree that indeed God does work in mysterious ways. ISBN: 9781458105905
The Adventures of Super Emily (2012)
The following stories are fiction. I do have a granddaughter named Emily who inspired these stories while visiting one summer. But, there is no real Emily with super powers except in the minds of Grandparents everywhere. If there were a young girl with super powers, it would be Emily. Just the name exudes power. I invite you to sit back, suspend reality for a few moments and enter the life of an eight-year-old super hero: Super Emily. You don't have to be eight-years-old to take pleasure in a book about an eight-year-old. Parents, aunts, uncles, everyone, dig in and enjoy these adventures. If you and your Emily enjoy them at the same time—you reading to her, her reading to you—so much the better. ISBN: 9780986891830
Calling Card (2014)
The unlikely combination of a paper carrier and freshly fallen snow combine to bring a murderer to justice. Political intrigue about how politicians get themselves elected and who really make the decisions involved in running a city add an element of intrigue to the story. Set in Halifax, Nova Scotia, a city where snow is a given, the conclusion to this story will catch you by surprise.


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Brookfield M & HS
Papers & Other Material
Brookfield Timeline
1761: Obtuse & Ironworks School
1808: Center & Longmeadow Hill School
1837: Second Episcopal Church
1846: Baptist Church
1854: The Congregational Church
1858: St. Paul's School for Boys
1875: Second Town Hall
1883: Curtis School for Boys
1884: The Chapel
1892: St. Joseph's Catholic Church
1900: Greene School of Music
1918: Ancient Inn
1934: Original Fire Station
1938: St. Paul's Episcopal Church
1939: Third Town Hall
1940: The Grotto
1963: Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
1970: Brookfield Veterans of Foreign Wars
1975: Brookfield Public Library
1991: Saint Joseph's Church
1992: Veterans Memorial
Craft Show
St. Paul's School for Boys (1858)
Reverend Henry D. Noble was the rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Church when the school was started in the basement of the church. In 1858, a schoolhouse (pictured here) was built on Longmeadow Hill Road. The school consisted of the schoolhouse or academy and Rev. Noble's residence. His residence is the house just north of the schoolhouse. Rev. Noble was the headmaster of the school until his death in 1868. His wife ran the school for a short time following his death.
St. Paul's brochure described Brookfield as being " quiet, retired, elevated, remarkably healthful and free from those temptations which are necessarily incident to populace places." In 1867 it cost $300.00/year (or $100 a session). This included board, tuition, washing, fuel, and lights. There were no extra charges except for music and $1/session pew rent at St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Each child was required to provide: towels, napkins and napkin rings, a silver fork, hair, tooth and shoe brushes, rubbers and an umbrella.
Students were taught English, the Classics, French and courses "fitting boys for college or for business life." There was also a skating pond on the property for recreational use. Both of these buildings are now private homes.
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Zimal is an indirect Quranic name for girls that means any large item of clothing that covers the entire body, such as a garment, robe, or abaya. It also means "provisions for a journey." It is derived from the Z-M-L root which is used in the Quran in 73:1. This chapter is only for females and for those who want to help them regarding the problems they are facing in their daily life.


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Kitsou Dubois (* 5. November 1954 in Frankreich) ist eine französische Choreographin und Pädagogin.

Leben
Dubois absolvierte ein Volkswirtschaftsstudium und ein Tanzstudium, beide schloss sie mit einem Magister ab. Ihre Promotion erfolgt 1999 an der Universität Paris VIII mit dem Dissertationsthema "Tanztechnik auf Schwerelosigkeitsflüge angewandt; eine Tänzerin in der Schwerelosigkeit".

Dubois arbeitet seit 1990 auf der Suche nach der poetisch bildlichen Darstellung des Verhältnisses von Mensch und Schwerelosigkeit. Ihre Recherchen führten kontinuierlich zu Studien der Weltraumfahrt, was Gesten, Orientierungsprozesse und Wahrnehmungen anbelangt. Sie verarbeitete ihre Erfahrungen, die sie zwischen 1990 und 1994 durch neun Parabelflügen bei der französischen Weltraumagentur CNES und 2009 bei einem Parabelflug im russischen Sternenstädtchen gesammelt hat.

1995 war sie an dem Film Kitsou Dubois, une danseuse en apesanteur von Jérôme de Missölz beteiligt. Im Jahr 1999 nahm Dubois eine Kunst- und Wissenschaftsresidenz in London auf. In der Lux Gallery präsentierte sie das Video Gravité zéro. Ein Jahr später schlug sie die Videoinstallation Altered States of Gravity für das Creating Sparks-Festival vor. Bis 2002 absolvierte sie die Künstlerresidenz am Imperial College London. Zusätzlich beteiligte sich Dubois an mehreren Kunst- und Wissenschaftskonferenz in Europa. Aus der Kreation Trajectoire fluide ging eine Videoinstallation hervor, die beim internationalen Filmfestival von La Rochelle gezeigt wurde.

Schriften
 Application des techniques de la danse à l'entraînement du vol en apesanteur. Une danseuse en apesanteur. Dissertation. Universität Paris 1999.
 In der Schwerelosigkeit. Wenn fliegen und tanzen dasselbe wird. In: Ballett international, Tanz aktuell. Heft 3, 2000, S. 44–45.
 Der sinnliche Flug – Choreographie und Schwerelosigkeit. In: Leben im schwerelosen Raum. Hrsg. Museum für Gestaltung Zürich, Zürich 2001.

Literatur
 Annick Bureaud: Kitsou Dubois and the Weightless Body. In: IEEE MultiMedia. Vol. 16, no. 1, 2009, S. 4–7. (Abstract)
Nicola Triscott, Rob La Frenais: Zero Gravity: A Cultural User's Guide. Hrsg. Arts Catalyst. London 2005, ISBN 0953454649.

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Zero Gravity Dance (englisch)

Einzelnachweise

Choreograf
Pädagoge (20. Jahrhundert)
Pädagoge (21. Jahrhundert)
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Geboren 1954
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Brave new world? His Dark Materials makes me want to nod off
£40 million can't buy you a fully-built CGI world – or, apparently, decent writing
Lyra (Dafne Keen) faces off the (partially) armoured beartwitter/mindtheaterpod
by Lorna Bo
The BBC's brand-new, highly-anticipated, most-expensive-drama-series-ever-made adaptation of His Dark Materials is – in a word – boring.
I was sceptical as soon as the first episode began. Immediate expositional text is never a good sign of subtle storytelling, and in this case, the entire concept of Pullman's alternative universe was summed up in the first minute of non-diegetic intertitles. Every person has an animal manifestation of their soul called a daemon, and – as the text crawl so bluntly puts it – "the relationship between humans and daemons is sacred". The rest of the episode sadly follows this 'show, don't tell' violation, as almost every line of dialogue serves to info-dump rather than to characterise.
"I find myself caring more about the evil mother than our young protagonist"
One incredibly contrived moment from the first episode – that forced me to pause because I was laughing so hard – was the protagonist Lyra asking her uncle (later revealed to be her father): "Did it look like this? The airship that my parents died in?" He replies: "No…no, it was smaller."
The writing doesn't get much better. The characters feel like hollow vehicles for the plot, being slowly moved around a vaguely steampunk-themed chessboard. As a result, the dialogue largely feels perfunctory and few characters are given much depth. The Magisterium, an obvious analogue of the Christian Church, are inexplicably evil; what could have been a complex dissection of religion is reduced to a stereotype of dystopian dogma and censorship.
The exception to this one-dimensionality is Ruth Wilson, who pulls off quite a few interesting moments as the intensely evil (yet stylish) Mrs Coulter. One of the more redeeming scenes features a nice bit of characterisation after Lyra, her daughter, runs away: she staggers, whisky glass in hand, along the edge of her balcony and chuckles when she almost falls – an interesting convergence of motherly grief and insanity.
Ruth Wilson as the enigmatic Mrs Coultertwitter/mindtheaterpod
Ruth Wilson does such a good job that I've found myself caring more about Mrs Coulter than Lyra, whose performance by Dafne Keen is quite inconsistent. It pales in comparison to the one she gave in Logan back in 2017. The supposed comic relief added by the introduction of Lee Scoresby (played by Lin-Manuel Miranda) didn't land for me, despite the show's clear attempts to make me like him. I found his daemon's narration throughout the fight scene in Episode 4 cringe-worthy rather than funny. The only obviously impressive aspect of that episode was the introduction of Iorek Byrnison, the armoured bear (whose armour doesn't cover any of his limbs for some reason) who is almost certainly the major CGI budget-drain.
"Pullman's world is ultimately unconvincing"
In fact, it looks like so much effort went into Iorek that not very much was left over to flesh out the rest of the hugely ambitious world. The distinction between fantasy-steampunk Oxford and London from their real-life counterparts seems to have mostly been made by the addition of a few CGI airships.
We also only get to see the daemons of the main characters, when canonically, all the extras in any given scene should have one too. Like the Pokémon in Detective Pikachu, daemons should be everywhere, yet without a Hollywood-scale CGI budget to match, Pullman's world – although it may at times look beautiful – is ultimately unconvincing.
Fox is trying to trademark 'Ok boomer' while the world burns
You might've noticed that I've steered clear of how well the show represents the source material. My reasoning is, firstly, I haven't read the books, but more importantly, Pullman has an executive producer credit, so I'm assuming he's happy with the show.
My issue lies with how well it functions as a piece of drama – which, given its heavy-handed exposition, prioritisation of plot over characters, and inconsistent world-building, is not very well. Ultimately, even the exceptional £40 million budget couldn't pull off an equally ambitious TV show


Yoga works through an approach that combines an awareness of all aspects of our being. It promotes the alignment of the delicate balance between the physical body, mind, emotion and spirit.
Through the awakening of awareness of our whole state of being brings forth many holistic benefits that normal exercise does not provide.
The Asana's (postures) invigorate the body, improve health, strength and flexibility, remove energy blockages and tension. Pranayama (breathing practises) awakens, balances and expands the Prana (life energy) in the body. Relaxation (Yoga Nidra) involves a systematic relaxation of all layers of our being from the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual.
"Through the teachings of yoga we look inwards to experience and realise the true nature of ourselves".


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Downtown DeLand
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CHEFS CORNER
Oudom Thai & Sushi
Location: 217 N. Woodland Blvd., DeLand
Cuisine: Asian fusion, sushi and Thai
Hours: 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m. and 5-9:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday; 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m. and 5-10 p.m. Friday; 5-10 p.m. Saturday; closed Sunday
Signature entree: Pad Thai
Price: Meal options generally range from $10 to $20.
Kid-friendly: Yes
Pet-friendly: Service dogs only inside
Handicap-accessible: Yes
Limited diets: Vegetarian options available
Alcohol: Beer, wine and sake
Our cost for Pot Sticker Starter, Chicken Cashew, DeLand Roll, Dynamite Roll and Shrimp Tempura: $53.09, plus tax and tip
Loyalty program: No
Family-owned Thai in Downtown DeLand
BY DAVID SWANBERG
david@beacononlinenews.com
Every morning, Somchinh Ketsatha prepares sauces that will be used later in the day at the restaurant she and her sons own, Oudom Thai & Sushi.
The recipes, a product of her more than 60 years of culinary experience, are a secret to the world — they are even secret from her sons, who co-own the restaurant.
"We're a family restaurant," said Somboun Ketsatha, or "Sam," as he introduced himself to us.
Oudom Thai & Sushi is named after Sam's older brother, Oudom.
"We named it after him, because he's the older brother, and it's easier to say," Sam said.
Oudom's contributions to the restaurant don't stop at his name, however, as he also brings 20 years of sushi-making to the table. While he now spends most of his time at the family's second restaurant in Downtown Orlando, many of his lessons are carried on by his younger brothers, Sam and Phaythoun.
If you're walking up North Woodland Boulevard in Downtown DeLand, you might miss Oudom. The restaurant is tucked between Firehouse Subs and Cliff's Books, with limited signage of its own.
But right before 5 p.m., when the restaurant opens for dinner, passers-by can see a line of people waiting for Oudom's door to unlock.
The inside of the restaurant is small, with the sushi counter on your right as you walk in. Immediately in front of you is a podium, where a hostess waits to greet you and find you a seat.
We happened to snag a booth near the back of the restaurant, where it's a little quieter.
The atmosphere of Oudom's is somewhat casual, but it does have a fancier feel. Guests can get away with either dressing up or coming in casual garb to dine here.
The menu is vast and somewhat overwhelming, but Sam was happy to give us a few suggestions. In addition to being one of the owners, Sam regularly floats around and helps where he's needed, sometimes working as a server one day and a cook the next.
I asked him for a few recommendations for main courses, and he gave me a few options.
I decided on "cashew," which has roasted cashews, onions, red peppers, celery and mushrooms in a brown sauce. Main courses on the menu give you the option of ordering with a choice of chicken, pork loin, flank steak, tofu or duck. You can also choose the level of spiciness.
I ordered the steak, but I believe Sam either didn't hear me or forgot and assumed I ordered chicken because my dish ended up coming with chicken. Nonetheless, the chicken was tender, and the brown sauce it was served in was very good, as were the vegetables.
I had even forgotten what type of meat I ordered until much later, when I realized the mix-up — the chicken was just that good. I have no doubt Sam would've corrected the dish if I had mentioned it.
This dish came with a large bowl of white rice, which was sticky and sweet — some of the best I've had in a long time. In a follow-up conversation with a friend, she shared that she loves Oudom's fried rice, so I encourage you to give that a shot as your entree.
Before I had the chicken cashew dinner, I ordered a starter dish: the gyoza, or "pot stickers," as they are commonly known.
The portions were pretty large, and the food tasted very good. The gyoza came with a soy vinaigrette sauce, one of Somchinh's concoctions, and it was sweeter than regular soy sauce.
On the other side of the table, my guest ordered three rolls of sushi, two of which were uncooked. The uncooked rolls we chose were the "DeLand" Roll and "Dynamite" Roll. The third roll was a cooked one, the "Shrimp Tempura" Roll.
The Dynamite Roll was spicier, with jalapeño, hot sauce, and spicy tuna. Be prepared to open wide, as the ingredients stacked on top make this a fairly big roll.
The DeLand Roll was heavy on the avocado, so if you're not an avocado lover, be warned. Luckily, I'm a fan, and found it a delicious bite.
My guest prefers cooked sushi, and the cooked Shrimp Tempura Roll ended up being her favorite.
Three sushi rolls plus a starter, large entree, and the rice that came with it ended up being a lot for just two people, so we took home boxes for a late-night snack.
During our time at Oudom, we watched as the number of customers grew to the point where the restaurant was full. With a full house, Sam was busy tending to his other customers, so we didn't want to bother him with many questions.
When the rush of hungry customers came to a brief pause, Sam did have a second to speak.
"The restaurant is pretty much our lives," he said, as he had to get back to serving his many guests. "We want to bring our food to people."
I could see he was balancing a lot on his plate, both figuratively and literally, and on top of everything, he later told me he even attends college on the side.
However, even with his packed schedule, Sam manages to keep the sushi rolling at Oudom every day.
Oudom's made-to-order menu and secret sauces make it a recommended stop on any foodie's journey through West Volusia.
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A survey by Morson International has found that almost half (46%) of employees living with a mental health condition do not inform their employer, with more than a third (39%) saying that they feared their reaction and the repercussions.
The same survey of 1,400 respondents, which comprised 80% males aged 41+ working within construction, professional services, IT, digital, engineering and rail, revealed that one in fine (21%) had experienced a mental health problem and of those, 62% were either seeking treatment or had sought treatment in the past. Almost one in 10 (9%) of all respondents had also at some point considered taking their own life, revealing that their mental health issue had left them feeling suicidal.
Adrian Adair, operations director at Morson International, said, "These results are shocking and unacceptable. There's still a major disconnect between mental health awareness and openness at work, which means people are still uncomfortable discussing the subject due to fear of what their employer may think or the risk of them losing their job altogether.


And because nearly all diseases and ailments can be traced back to inflammation and oxidative stress…it seem like there's almost nothing that turmeric can't heal.
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Pep Guardiola praised Jurgen Klopp ahead of their Premier League clash
Managers of two of the most consistent English clubs of this decade – Manchester City and Liverpool – are facing each other again on Sunday, while Manchester City travels to Liverpool to face them in the Premier League. As always the stakes are high in this game. Just before the game, Guardiola praised Jurgen Klopp saying he helped him become a better manager.
If anyone has been following English football since 2016, then that person would know the importance of Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp in the Premier League. These two managers redefined the English league and made it more competitive than ever.
"He (Klopp) helped me. Their teams and they helped me become a better manager. He took me to another level, to think about it and prove myself… that's why we're still in this business", announced Guardiola for Reuters.
Guardiola also praised Liverpool for being "faster" than Man City. "Some managers are challenging you to take a step forward. We did it in Germany… Here in England, we've been together for many years. It's good because both the teams have the same idea – to score goals. They are faster than us, but we are trying to win both the matches."
Liverpool are in second place and will be in first place if they win today, while the situation is somewhat similar to Man. City, who also have a chance to top the league, see that they win the match against Liverpool. "Winning at Anfield is important, but it is difficult. Last season was the first time in many years. It's the challenge… for us, it's an honor to be rivals with Liverpool", said Guardiola.
Earlier Jurgen Klopp had hailed Manchester City claiming best football team in Europe. Liverpool boss stated "Big, big, Man City is an outstanding football team, the best team in Europe at the moment and it's a tough one."
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Do you hate exposing your kids to secondhand smoke while swimming or watching a ball game? If so, then you may consider visiting Winchester, New Hampshire, one of nine Monadnock Region communities that have gone tobacco-free.
As of March/April 2017, Winchester now prohibits tobacco use at the ELMM Community Center and the Winchester Town Beach. The ELMM Community Center (which is several acres that include two soccer fields, basketball courts, two baseball diamonds, walking paths and also abuts the town's school) is going to implement a site-wide tobacco free policy enforced by 12 signs.
The Town Beach in Winchester is very interested in further developing their smoke free policy which currently consists of a paper sign at the town beach. The commissioner/manager indicated that smoking is a major problem at the Winchester Town Beach and would like signage and to implement a policy.
The policies are a direct result of the effort of the Cheshire Coalition for Tobacco Free Communities (CCTFC), which is partnering with local communities to create tobacco-free environments in areas children frequent, i.e. parks, ball fields and beaches.


Good news from Provo! Professor Gordon Smith has been named as the new law school dean at Brigham Young University, effective this May. Gordon, who holds a JD from the University of Chicago, previously served as the school's associate dean.
Gordon is a wonderful scholar and a deep thinker about institutional issues and innovation that a modern Dean must undertake. Since Gordon's more recent work focuses on entrepreneurship, I would note my support for him in his new job as an "up round" in BYU's valuation.
This is exactly what I would expect a Dean at BYU to look like.
BYU is very fortunate. Gordon was a wonderful colleague while on our faculty years ago - smart, generous, collaborative and hard-working. A real pleasure and privilege to have among us. Congratulations, Gordon!
Just imagine if you said that about the new Dean at Berkeley.
What a racist, sexist, religiously bigoted remark.
I have never met Dean Smith so this is not a comment on him personally. I will point out that the new Dean at Berkeley looks very different from the last Dean at Berkeley, although I do not know them either, so they seem to be casting a wider net. I am concluding from the wikipedia list of past Deans at BYU that there has never been gender diversity or religious diversity, in the past Deans at BYU, and probably not racial diversity but they all do nit have pictures with them. I do not think it is bigoted to point that out.
Your entire approach is the definition of bigotry (a person obstinately or intolerantly devoted to his or her own opinions and prejudices) and prejudice (unreasonable feelings, opinions, or attitudes, especially of a hostile nature, regarding an ethnic, racial, social, or religious group).
You literally are still defending your superficial and odious judgment of this man ("This is exactly what I would expect a Dean at BYU to look like") and everyone who supported him.
Your defense indicated to me that you apparently judge everyone on the basis of your assessment of appearance: specifically, you prefer to see other races and genders than the one you see in that picture.
Not that you are an exception in legal academia. It is very common to judge all books by their covers in the law academy, and to openly disparage white, middle aged males.
What a shame. An entire institution heavily influenced by prejudiced and bigoted people.
Think not, D. Versity? When was the last time you disparaged "old, white men." Have you thrown in some anti-Mormon smears for good measure?
I hear it all the time. D. Versity indeed. Seems more like group think that has taken a very very disgusting turn in recent years. For one, I think a comment that states: "This is exactly what I would expect a Dean at BYU to look like" is just as disgusting as a comment to the same effect about any other appointment at any other school.
Anon at 6:38 -- I will stand corrected if you can point me to one past BYU Law Dean who was not white, male and Mormon. So far you have not.
Wow. You really don't get it, do you? You're comment doubles down on your bigotry and prejudice.
The point, D. Versity, is that every Dean should not be judged by race, gender and religion. Your comment about this Dean's appearance sounded to me like a racist, prejudiced comment. Everything that you have written after that comment confirms this impression.
You obviously want to see a picture of someone who looks more like what you think a Dean should look like. You clearly state (by implication) that you don't think a new Dean at BYU should look "white male and Mormon."
This is the crazy Orwellian world legal academia has created. You think that anyone who doesn't believe that every book should be judged by its cover, and have the cover YOU prefer, is racist, anti-woman, etc. You turn reason on its head.
You see a photo of an accomplished person. No doubt, a person of good moral character, a good scholar, a good colleague, etc. Yet, all you see, thru your bigoted perception, is "white male and Mormon." That's all you can think of to say.
You then double down on your bigoted and prejudiced assessment of this person's appointment. You skim thru Wiki. You look at the "names" and look for "pictures." And then, you judge. BYU is racist! BYU discriminates against women! BYU is a bunch of Mormons who only appoint Mormons to be Dean!
Sorry, D. Versity. You sound like so many I hear every day: you complain incessantly about the groups and genders you believe should be marginalized and condemned (e.g., "middle aged white males") and you feel free to express your bigotry and prejudice freely under the guise of some self righteous banner of "D. Versity" and "equality." These words should be banned from your vocabulary, given your proclivities.
Just admit it, D. Versity. Only the cover of YOUR book would be acceptable to you.
Anon - I am not objecting to BYU having one white male Mormon dean one time. I am objecting to it never having anything but white male Mormon deans during its entire existence, and I am pointing out the most recent incidence of that trend. I suspect the trend will continue until more people point it out.
No, D. Versity, you are objecting because you don't like seeing a picture of a white male Mormon (again, so telling that you can discern this). You want to see only books with your preferred cover and titles. Everywhere. Always. With no exceptions.
Imagine someone looking at a picture of a book with a cover and title you prefer and saying, "Oh no, not another one!"
Don't cloak yourself in some pretense that you are fighting for racial, gender and religious equality by making bigoted, prejudiced, superficial observations. If you truly respected "middle aged white males" you would never have made such a bigoted, prejudiced remark, and you would not exhibit the sort of demeaning and disparaging attitude that you appear to apply to such "others" based on your perceptions of the proper allocation of resources based on racial, gender and religious identity (and probably sexual orientation and political beliefs as well).
You don't want to change the system, you just want to own it.
Anon - For the record, I am a white middle aged male. The group of which I am a part has done pretty well in terms of the allocation of resources historically. I really cannot complain about that from my own experience, but it does not seem entirely like a fair system.
I don't know anything about your racial, ethnic, gender, religious, sexual orientation, political affiliation, and I don't care what you say about it.
You are expressing a point of view. The notion that historically disadvantaged groups, when they find themselves in power, often emulate the very evil power structures that they railed against is not uncommon.
You are so fixated on race, ethnicity, gender, religion, etc. that you can't see how consistently and steadfastly you refuse to deviate from the tired tropes that are ALWAYS used to justify bigotry and prejudice by bigots and prejudiced individuals. You can't hear the irony of your words, because you are so lost in your own dogma.
I'll conclude this "conversation" thusly: If you feel guilty that you have profited from an unfair system, then resign and make room for someone who has the book cover you prefer.
Wow. Anon's comment is an example of just how dense some can be when this whole line of argument comes up.
Some believe that every book should be judged by its cover and title, and that some believe that only the covers and titles that they believe are worthy (often regardless of content) should be chosen for positions of power and influence. Don't try to dress it up, after the fact, with tired tropes about lack of diversity. This is power politics, with some simply fighting to get privilege and power based on immutable characteristics like race and gender.
Blacks, Latinos, Asian Americans and Native Americans now constitute about a third of the population and a fifth of law school graduates.
They make up 40 percent of incoming leadership.
Some will argue that without demonizing and marginalizing "middle aged white men" this progress could never have happened. I won't argue that advocacy was inappropriate to break down barriers. But, as the "anon" comment above demonstrates, it is obvious that there are plenty of "middle aged white men" in legal academia who believe that barriers should be broken.
These zealots will continue to feel free to disparage and demean "middle aged white men" at will. They won't be done till every book appointed to their library - no, to every library everywhere - has the cover and title that they prefer, and every book that has a cover and title they reject is mocked, marginalized, demonized, etc. One doesn't expect these folks to have any understanding whatsoever of others, nor any sensitivity and sense of fairness.
anon looks at a picture of the new Dean at BYU and says, in effect, "Oh no, not another one!"
Your comment is typically haughty, condescending, complete with faux vernacular ("chill pill" really?) and a dismissive tone, but not very persuasive or well-reasoned.
Really? Is that comment supposed to be a "response" to any of the points above?


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Time After Time (Annelise)
by R.E.M.
Performed by R.E.M. 85
Setlists featuring Time After Time (Annelise)
23 Sep 2008 - R.E.M. at Olympiahalle, Munich, Germany
MainLiving Well Is the Best Revenge, What's the Frequency, Kenneth?, So Fast, So Numb, I Took Your Name, Drive, Man-Sized Wreath, Ignoreland, Just a Touch, So. Central Rain, Hollow Man, The Great Beyond, Time After Time (Annelise), She Just Wants to Be, Horse to Water, The One I Love, Electrolite, I've Been High, Let Me In, Walk Unafraid, Bad Day, Orange Crush, Imitation of Life
EncoreSupernatural Superserious, Losing My Religion, Country Feedback, It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine), Man on the Moon
18 Sep 2008 - R.E.M. at O2 World, Hamburg, Germany
MainThese Days, Living Well Is the Best Revenge, I Took Your Name, What's the Frequency, Kenneth?, Little America, Drive, Ignoreland, Man-Sized Wreath, Hollow Man, World Leader Pretend, The Great Beyond, Circus Envy, Just a Touch, Time After Time (Annelise), The One I Love, Sweetness Follows, I've Been High, Horse to Water, Bad Day, Orange Crush, Imitation of Life
EncoreSupernatural Superserious, Losing My Religion, Animal, It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine), Man on the Moon
11 Sep 2008 - R.E.M. at Saku Suurhall, Tallinn, Estonia
MainLiving Well Is the Best Revenge, Bad Day, What's the Frequency, Kenneth?, Pop Song 89, Drive, Man-Sized Wreath, Driver 8, Hollow Man, Time After Time (Annelise), The Great Beyond, World Leader Pretend, Ignoreland, Strange Currencies, The One I Love, Electrolite, Disturbance at the Heron House, I've Been High, Let Me In, Horse to Water, Orange Crush, I'm Gonna DJ, Imitation of Life
22 Aug 2008 - R.E.M. at Residenzplatz, Würzburg, Germany
MainLiving Well Is the Best Revenge, Second Guessing, What's the Frequency, Kenneth?, The Wake-Up Bomb, Drive, Man-Sized Wreath, 7 Chinese Bros., The Great Beyond, Hollow Man, Walk Unafraid, Ignoreland, Electrolite, Maps and Legends, Animal, Time After Time (Annelise), The One I Love, Nightswimming, Let Me In, Bad Day, I'm Gonna DJ, Orange Crush, Imitation of Life
EncoreSupernatural Superserious, Losing My Religion, (Don't Go Back To) Rockville, It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine), Man on the Moon
18 Jul 2008 - R.E.M. at Piazza Grande, Locarno, Switzerland
MainThese Days, Living Well Is the Best Revenge, Harborcoat, What's the Frequency, Kenneth?, Finest Worksong, Man-Sized Wreath, Ignoreland, Hollow Man, 7 Chinese Bros., Houston, Electrolite, Imitation of Life, Walk Unafraid, Time After Time (Annelise), The One I Love, Get Up, Sweetness Follows, Let Me In, Horse to Water, Bad Day, I'm Gonna DJ, Orange Crush
EncoreSupernatural Superserious, The Great Beyond, Losing My Religion, Sitting Still, Man on the Moon
8 Jul 2008 - R.E.M. at Grand Théâtre Romain de Fourvière, Lyon, France
MainLiving Well Is the Best Revenge, These Days, What's the Frequency, Kenneth?, Man-Sized Wreath, Ignoreland, West of the Fields, Finest Worksong, Drive, Time After Time (Annelise), Hollow Man, The Great Beyond, Driver 8, Houston, Electrolite, Imitation of Life, The One I Love, I've Been High, Let Me In, Star 69, Horse to Water, Bad Day, I'm Gonna DJ
EncoreSupernatural Superserious, Losing My Religion, Country Feedback, Orange Crush, Man on the Moon
21 Jun 2008 - R.E.M. at Lakewood Amphitheatre, Atlanta, GA, USA
SoundcheckStrange Currencies, So Fast, So Numb, Time After Time (Annelise), Living Well Is the Best Revenge, Nightswimming
MainThese Days, Living Well Is the Best Revenge, So Fast, So Numb, What's the Frequency, Kenneth?, Time After Time (Annelise), Driver 8, Man-Sized Wreath, Walk Unafraid, Hollow Man, Ignoreland, Houston, Electrolite, (Don't Go Back To) Rockville, Auctioneer (Another Engine), Harborcoat, The One I Love, I've Been High, Let Me In, Bad Day, Horse to Water, Orange Crush, I'm Gonna DJ
EncoreSupernatural Superserious, Losing My Religion, Pretty Persuasion, Nightswimming, Fall on Me, Man on the Moon
23 May 2008 - R.E.M. at Deer Lake Park, Burnaby, BC, Canada
SoundcheckDrive, Until the Day Is Done, Houston, Electrolite, Let Me In, Living Well Is the Best Revenge
MainLiving Well Is the Best Revenge, What's the Frequency, Kenneth?, Ignoreland, Second Guessing, Gardening at Night, Man-Sized Wreath, Disturbance at the Heron House, Hollow Man, Accelerate, West of the Fields, Houston, Electrolite, Losing My Religion, Time After Time (Annelise), Let Me In, Final Straw, The One I Love, Country Feedback, Bad Day, Walk Unafraid, Horse to Water
EncoreSupernatural Superserious, Sweetness Follows, Get Up, I'm Gonna DJ, Man on the Moon
11 Nov 1989 - R.E.M. at Macon Coliseum, Macon, GA, USA
MainStand, The One I Love, So. Central Rain, Turn You Inside Out, Belong, Exhuming McCarthy, Good Advices, Orange Crush, Feeling Gravitys Pull, Time After Time (Annelise), These Days, We Live as We Dream, Alone by Gang of Four + World Leader Pretend, Future 40's by Syd Straw, I Believe, (The Eleventh Untitled Song), Get Up, Auctioneer (Another Engine), It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine)
Encore 1Pop Song 89, Fall on Me, You Are the Everything
Encore 2Harpers by Hugo Largo, Begin the Begin, With the People by Drivin' N' Cryin' + King of Birds + Letter Never Sent + Bow Song, See No Evil by Television
Encore 3Low, Finest Worksong, Perfect Circle, Dark Globe by Syd Barrett, Afterhours by The Velvet Underground + Word Up! by Cameo
8 Nov 1989 - R.E.M. at Hampton Coliseum, Hampton, VA, USA
MainStand, The One I Love, So. Central Rain, Turn You Inside Out, Belong, Exhuming McCarthy, Good Advices, Orange Crush, Feeling Gravitys Pull, Time After Time (Annelise), These Days, World Leader Pretend, Future 40's by Syd Straw + I Believe, I Remember California, Get Up, Life and How to Live It, It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine)
Encore 2Harpers by Hugo Largo, Begin the Begin, King of Birds, See No Evil by Television
Encore 3Low, Finest Worksong, Perfect Circle, Dark Globe by Syd Barrett, Afterhours by The Velvet Underground
5 Nov 1989 - R.E.M. at Rupp Arena, Lexington, KY, USA
MainStand, The One I Love, So. Central Rain, Turn You Inside Out, Belong, Sitting Still, Welcome to the Occupation, Feeling Gravitys Pull, World Leader Pretend, Time After Time (Annelise), I Believe, Pretty Persuasion, We Walk, Get Up, Auctioneer (Another Engine), It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine)
Encore 2Begin the Begin, King of Birds, See No Evil by Television
Encore 3Low, Finest Worksong, Perfect Circle, Crazy by Pylon, Word Up! by Cameo
30 Oct 1989 - R.E.M. at Maravich Assembly Center, Baton Rouge, LA, USA
MainStand, The One I Love, So. Central Rain, Turn You Inside Out, These Days, Belong, Exhuming McCarthy, Good Advices, Orange Crush, Feeling Gravitys Pull, Time After Time (Annelise), Pretty Persuasion, World Leader Pretend, I Believe, Get Up, Auctioneer (Another Engine), It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine)
Encore 3Low, Finest Worksong, Perfect Circle, Dark Globe by Syd Barrett, Afterhours by The Velvet Underground + Ghost Rider by Suicide + Word Up! by Cameo + Rock On by David Essex
26 Oct 1989 - R.E.M. at Pan American Center, Las Cruces, NM, USA
MainStand, The One I Love, So. Central Rain, Turn You Inside Out, Belong, Exhuming McCarthy, Orange Crush, Feeling Gravitys Pull, Time After Time (Annelise), These Days, World Leader Pretend, Sitting Still, I Believe, Get Up, Auctioneer (Another Engine), It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine)
Encore 1Pop Song 89, Life and How to Live It, You Are the Everything
Encore 3Low, Finest Worksong, Perfect Circle
18 Oct 1989 - R.E.M. at The Pacific Amphitheatre, Costa Mesa, CA, USA
MainStand, The One I Love, So. Central Rain, Turn You Inside Out, Belong, Exhuming McCarthy, Good Advices, Orange Crush, These Days, Feeling Gravitys Pull, Time After Time (Annelise), Life and How to Live It, World Leader Pretend, Future 40's by Syd Straw + I Believe, I Remember California, Get Up, It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine)
Encore 2Harpers by Hugo Largo, Begin the Begin, King of Birds, Auctioneer (Another Engine)
14 Oct 1989 - R.E.M. at Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, BC, Canada
MainStand, The One I Love, So. Central Rain, Turn You Inside Out, Belong, Exhuming McCarthy, Good Advices, These Days, Orange Crush, Feeling Gravitys Pull, Time After Time (Annelise), Sitting Still, World Leader Pretend, Future 40's by Syd Straw + I Believe, Underneath the Bunker, Get Up, Life and How to Live It, It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine)
Encore 2Harpers by Hugo Largo, Begin the Begin, King of Birds + Letter Never Sent, Auctioneer (Another Engine)
8 Oct 1989 - R.E.M. at Boise State University Pavilion, Boise, ID, USA
MainStand, The One I Love, So. Central Rain, Turn You Inside Out, Belong, Exhuming McCarthy, Good Advices, Orange Crush, Feeling Gravitys Pull, Time After Time (Annelise), Sitting Still, World Leader Pretend, I Believe, I Remember California, Get Up, Life and How to Live It, It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine)
1 Oct 1989 - R.E.M. at Hilton Coliseum, Ames, IA, USA
MainStand, The One I Love, So. Central Rain, Turn You Inside Out, Belong, These Days, Disturbance at the Heron House, Orange Crush, Feeling Gravitys Pull, Time After Time (Annelise), Sitting Still, World Leader Pretend, I Believe, I Remember California, Get Up, Life and How to Live It, It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine)
EncorePop Song 89, Fall on Me, You Are the Everything
29 Sep 1989 - R.E.M. at Joyce Center, Notre Dame, IN, USA
MainStand, The One I Love, So. Central Rain, Turn You Inside Out, Belong, Exhuming McCarthy, Driver 8, Orange Crush, Feeling Gravitys Pull, Time After Time (Annelise), These Days, World Leader Pretend, I Believe, I Remember California, Get Up, Life and How to Live It, It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine)
26 Sep 1989 - R.E.M. at University of Dayton Arena, Dayton, OH, USA
MainStand, The One I Love, So. Central Rain, Turn You Inside Out, Belong, Orange Crush, Feeling Gravitys Pull, Time After Time (Annelise), These Days, World Leader Pretend, Pretty Persuasion, Rotary Ten, I Believe, Auctioneer (Another Engine), It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine)
Encore 1Pop Song 89, You Are the Everything
Encore 2Low, Perfect Circle
16 Sep 1989 - R.E.M. at Tweeter Center, Mansfield, MA, USA
MainStand, The One I Love, So. Central Rain, Wolves, Lower, Turn You Inside Out, Belong, Exhuming McCarthy, Orange Crush, Feeling Gravitys Pull, Time After Time (Annelise), These Days, World Leader Pretend, Pretty Persuasion, I Remember California, Get Up, Life and How to Live It, It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine)
Encore 2Begin the Begin, King of Birds, Crazy by Pylon
Encore 3Low, Finest Worksong, Perfect Circle, Afterhours by The Velvet Underground
If you know of a concert where "Time After Time (Annelise)" was performed which is not on Setlisting you can add the setlist here.


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Rhizome | Blog Posts tagged "Olia Lialina"
Dragan Espenschied | Wed Oct 22nd, 2014 2:34 p.m.
This is a mixture of manuscript and transcript of my keynote/closing lecture at Digital Preservation 2014, July 23rd in Washington, DC, held by the Library of Congress.
Michael Connor | Mon Feb 10th, 2014 1:30 p.m.
"I Have a Website." JPEG version of screenshot from One Terabyte of Kilobyte Age Photo Op.
One year ago, a system developed by artists Olia Lialina and Dragan Espenschied began taking screenshots of now-defunct GeoCities webpages from the late 1990s as they would appear on hardware and software from that time. Every twenty minutes, a new screenshot is automatically uploaded to their Tumblr, One Terabyte of Kilobyte Age Photo Op. Friday marked the one-year anniversary of the project; to celebrate, Espenschied restored the three most reblogged and liked home pages posted there, as tracked by Lialina. This article covers the why and how of this restoration.
It may seem strange to say this about the likes of "Cute Boy Site" or "Divorced Dads Page," but the remains of the GeoCities web hosting service are a vital part of our cultural legacy. In its dial-up heyday, GeoCities was where non-specialist internet users made their first-ever webpages. Today, it exists as a vast, if partial, repository of the anxieties, hopes, and dreams of those creators, and offers a snapshot of the early popular usage of a now-ubiquitous cultural form, the webpage.
Michael Connor | Fri Nov 1st, 2013 12:45 p.m.
Courtesy grouphab.it and Harm van den Dorpel.
An extended and altered version of this text will be published in... You Are Here: Looking at After the Internet (Cornerhouse Books 2014), edited by Omar Kholeif.
Earlier this month, Rhizome presented a panel discussion at the ICA in London titled "Post-Net Aesthetics." Following in the wake of prior panels (titled "Net Aesthetics 2.0") which were organized by Rhizome in 2006 and 2008, this edition was precipitated by the recent discussion of postinternet practices by a number of art institutions and magazines, including Frieze. We invited a longtime Rhizome collaborator, critic and curator Karen Archey, to chair and organize the panel, and what emerged was a wide-ranging and extremely generative conversation in which participants began to articulate some of the shifts they'd seen in artistic practice in recent years, while critiquing those shifts and their framing as "postinternet."
Rhizome | Fri Dec 9th, 2011 12:04 p.m.
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Consolidate and expand on the fundamental skills in history and physical examinations and case presentation.
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Develop the fundamental behaviors of thoroughness, reliability, and efficiency that will aid you as an intern in internal medicine.
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During the acting internship, students will strive for excellence in acquiring the skills needed to be competent, caring physicians. At the end of the month, each student will have advanced their ability to guide data collection and problem solving of a broad spectrum of problems and will demonstrate the skills, attitudes, and behaviors needed to function effectively in the clinical setting.
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As an acting intern, you should confirm the accuracy of your histories and physical examinations by comparison with the write-ups and exams by the senior resident. Where discrepancies are noted, students will consult with the resident to clarify the differences.
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We believe that the comprehensive care of your patients should be part of your responsibilities and this should include performing applicable procedures needed by your patient while they are under your care. You will have the opportunity to perform clinical procedures on patients when qualified by experience and ability and with the approval and appropriate supervision of your residents or attending physicians.
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IRFS members
Promoting press freedom and journalist safety
Protection of freedom of expression
Safeguarding freedom of information
Promotion of youth media and ICT
Objective TV
Letters and appeals
RESULTS OF TV MONITORING REGARDING FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 2010 UNVEILED
Today, 29 July, in the press center of the Institute for Reporters' Freedom and Safety (IRFS), an event was conducted within the framework of the "Free Airwaves" project that is being implemented by IRFS and the Media Rights Institute (MRI).
IRFS chairman Emin Huseynov talked about the project. "The Institute for Reporters` Freedom and Safety (IRFS) has been monitoring eight TV channels in Azerbaijan (AzTV, Ijtimai TV, Idman-Azerbaijan, ATV, ANS, Lider, Space, Khazar) since May 2009," said Huseynov. "To obtain information about the monitoring and its methodology, you may go to www.tv-radio.az website. On the website you may familiarize yourself with the monthly reports in the "Monitoring Reports" section. These reports cover the results of the monitoring for the first 6 months of 2010." Huseynov then noted that a draft law on the regulation of TV and radio broadcasting sector had been prepared by MRI.
Project coordinator Rasul Jafarov talked about the report and stressed that the results of the monitoring discovered negative trens.
"Both state funded and private TV channels showed negative trends throughout the monitoring period," said Rasul Jafarov. "This indicates that these TV channels are being controlled by one soure –the government. The TV channels work under pressure. When it comes to covering political figures, the government officials receive overwhelmingly more coverage. In addition, that coverage is mostly positive. Azerbaijan's President, the ruling New Azerbaijan Party (YAP) chairman, I.Aliyev, is given both extensive and positive coverage. With AzTV (which is financed by tax payers) leading, all the TV channels promote I.Aliyev. The broad and positive coverage of the late President Heydar Aliyev, who passed away in 2003, in addition to President Ilham Aliyev, denotes a cult of personality. H.Aliyev's picture was placed at the top corner of all TV channels during holidays celebrated in Azerbaijan, including: New Years, 8 March, 9 May (Victory Day), 20-21 March (Novruz holiday), 28 May (Republic Day), 15 June (Revival Day), and 26 June (Army Day), and on 10 May which was his birthday. The TV channels do not allow criticism of the authorities. People represented by the authority and those participating directly in the management of the state were not criticized. Critical elements were observed on private television channels ANS and ATV. However,when the subjects (executive administration and local executive representatives) were criticized, it was often not specified who the person being criticized was."
Jafarov then added, "Another trend is that the opposition and independent politicians are not given coverage. People who want to introduce an alternative policy to the government's policy regarding government management, socio-political, or economic issues are not given the opportunity to express their opinions. Although several television channels (Public TV, ANS, ATV) give coverage to these people, they are entitled to express opinions regarding issues that are of no public importance."
MRI head Rashid Hajili stated that the National TV and Radio Council (NTRC) is completely dependent on the government and this creates problems in the broadcasting sector. "We prepared a draft law, Regulative Organ in the Broadcasting Sector: Independence, Organization, Authorities and Financing," said Hajili. "It will be presented to the public for discussion. After all suggestions are considered and changes made, it will be submitted to the Milli Mejlis."
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Tag / Ilocos
Artiodactyla, Cetacea, cetaceans, Cetartiodactyla, Delphinidae, dolphins, Globicephala macrorhynchus, Ilocos, Ilocos Norte, Luzon, mammals, marine, marine mammals, Odontoceti, PageOne.ph, Philippine Marine Mammal Stranding Network, Philippines, pilot whale, PMMSN, short-finned pilot whale, stranding, toothed whales, whales and dolphins, wildlife rescue
Photo: Dr. Jeneveve Sulliva, via Friends of PMMSN – Philippine Marine Mammal Stranding Network Facebook
Philippines: Beached Pilot Whale rescued in Ilocos Norte
6th December 2017;
Authorities rescued a female Pilot Whale (Globicephala macrorhynchus) found beached in Currimao, Ilocos Norte.
At about 6:00 a.m., coastal residents in Salugan village tried to get near the stranded marine mammal but due to strong winds, it was drifted to the sandy shores of Barangay Victoria, in front of the Sitio Remedios Resort in Currimao town.
The locals reported the incident to concerned authorities, responders for endangered marine mammals in the province immediately proceeded to the area to rescue the stranded whale.
One of the responders, Provincial Fisheries and Regulatory Officer Arthur Valente, said in an interview that the endangered marine animal is now recovering. "She can now float while supportive care is being administered," he said of the Whale.
Valente added that the responders are still doing their best to stabilize the stranded marine animal before they can release it back to the open sea.
Representatives from the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources, local government units, village officials, Philippine Maritime, fisherfolk community and the Philippine Marine Mammal Stranding Network based in the province are jointly conducting monitoring of the stranded Whale.
Based on initial assessment, Valente said the Pilot Whale appeared to be stressed and had bruises around the face.
Over the years, Ilocos Norte has been considered as one of the hot spots for stranded marine mammals, with a number of them successfully rehabilitated and released.
Source: PageOne.ph
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https://www.facebook.com/PhilippineMarineMammalStrandingNetwork/photos/pcb.1367257206718559/1367257123385234/
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Photos: Dr. Jeneveve Sulliva
A 3.85 m adult female Short-finned Pilot Whale (Globicephala macrorhynchus) stranded in Gaang Bay, Currimao, Ilocos Norte this morning. The animal was released but restranded. PMMSN 1 lead by BFAR 1, LGU-Currimao, PVO and OPAG of Ilocos Norte, Brgy. VIctoria officials and fisherfolks are attending to the animal.
Source: Friends of PMMSN – Philippine Marine Mammal Stranding Network Facebook
Update, 6th December 2017 16:43
We regret to inform everyone that this Pilot Whale died early this morning. Necropsy is currently being conducted by Dr. Jeneveve Suliva and her team from the PVO of Ilocos Norte.
Artiodactyla, Cetacea, cetaceans, Cetartiodactyla, Delphinidae, dolphins, Globicephala macrorhynchus, Ilocos, Ilocos Norte, Luzon, mammals, marine, marine mammals, Marine Wildlife Watch of the Philippines, Odontoceti, Philippines, pilot whale, short-finned pilot whale, stranding, toothed whales, whales and dolphins, wildlife rescue
Photo: Dhanjorvan Rasay
A male female Pilot Whale stranded in Brgy Victoria, Currimao, Ilocos Norte this morning. It is now being inspected by the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources. Picture and report by Dhanjorvan Rasay.
Source: Marine Wildlife Watch of the Philippines Facebook
October 7, 2017 by mondaymorgue
Philippines: BFAR: No fish kill in Pangasinan
aquaculture, Chanidae, Chanos chanos, fish farm, fishes, fishkill, Gonorynchiformes, human activities, Ilocos, Luzon, marine, mass death, milkfish, Northbound Philippines News Online, Pangasinan, Philippines, pollution, seafood, teleosts, threats
By Leonardo Micua, 7th October 2017;
The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) has denied the occurrence of a fish kill in Sual Bay here early this week, saying it was the result of overstocking of Milkfish (Chanos chanos) fingerlings by operators.
BFAR Region 1 (Ilocos) Director Nestor Domenden said Friday two operators overstocked their cages, each one measuring 85 square meters, with 85,000 fingerlings, although it can only accommodate 45,000.
There are estimated 750 fish cages in the Sual Bay area, Domenden said.
Up to 30 metric tons of fish reportedly died from this episode, which was the result of the thinning of dissolved oxygen needed by the fish in the water, the BFAR official said.
Fish kill is commonly caused by pollution or by other contaminants.
Domenden said when an operator overstocks his cage twice the allowable number, some of the fish would naturally die as they compete for the only available dissolved oxygen in the water.
It was fortunate that the affected operators were able to harvest half of their fish before the incident, he said.
Domenden called on the local government of Sual, Pangasinan to strictly monitor the operations of fish cages to avoid a repeat of overstocking of fingerlings.
He noted that Sual had a standing municipal ordinance recommending the proper stocking of fish cages, yet it was disregarded by the two affected operators.
According to a report, the fish cages of Sual, located in a mariculture area designated by BFAR, are owned by local and foreign corporations.
All of these have a combined production of some 300,000 metric tons of fish yearly, being sold in North and Central Luzon and Manila.
Sual Mayor Roberto Arcinue has confirmed the findings of BFAR that no fish kill happened in his town.
Source: Northbound Philippines News Online
bycatch, Chelonia mydas, Cheloniidae, fishing, fishing gear, green sea turtle, green turtle, human activities, Hundred Islands National Park, Ilocos, marine, Pangasinan, Philippines, reptiles, sea turtles, Testudines, threats, turtles
A dead Green Sea Turtle
Photo: Allan Macatuno/Inquirer Central Luzon
Philippines: Sea turtle found dead in Pangasinan's Hundred Islands
By Yolanda Sotelo, 9th February 2017;
A Green Sea Turtle (Chelonia mydas), with a piece of nylon net and a hook in its mouth, was found dead at the Hundred Islands National Park on Wednesday (Feb. 8).
The Turtle was discovered near the cages of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Broodstock Development Center at 4 p.m., said the agency's employee Mae Ann Maningning.
BFAR Veterinarian Samantha Licuden said the hook in its mouth might have killed the sea creature. She said the Turtle could have been dead for two to three days before its discovery.
Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer
ABS-CBN News, Artiodactyla, Cetacea, cetaceans, Cetartiodactyla, Delphinidae, dolphins, Grampus griseus, Ilocos, Ilocos Norte, Luzon, mammals, marine, marine mammals, Odontoceti, Philippines, Risso's dolphin, stranding, toothed whales, whales and dolphins, wildlife rescue
A Dolphin that washed ashore in Ilocos Norte died on Monday
Philippines: Dolphin with shark bites dies in Ilocos Norte
By Dennis Agcaoili, 7th November 2016;
A Dolphin that washed ashore in Barangay San Lorenzo, Bangui, Ilocos Norte died on Monday.
The Risso's Dolphin (Grampus griseus), measuring 2.6 meters in length and weighing 150 kg, was found to have injuries on its body last Saturday.
Provincial regulatory fishery officer Arthur Valente said the Dolphin's body showed evidence of shark bites and cuts caused by rocks.
Authorities were closely monitoring the Dolphin's condition because it displayed no signs of buoyancy and was very weak.
The Dolphin was supposed to be released as soon as it reached a stable condition. It died Monday morning.
Source: ABS-CBN News
Chelonia mydas, Cheloniidae, green sea turtle, green turtle, Ilocos, La Union, Luzon, marine, Philippines, reptiles, San Fernando, sea turtles, Testudines, turtles
https://www.facebook.com/bomboradyolaunion/photos/pcb.1549319238427484/1549318988427509/
A carcass of a Sea Turtle, apparently found in San Fernando. This is a different carcass from the Hawksbill Turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata) found at Barangay Canaoay. The photos of this badly decomposing carcass don't show the head very clearly, but the edge of the carapace does not look serrated, nor do the scutes appear to be overlapping, suggesting that this was a Green Turtle (Chelonia mydas).
Source: Bombo Radyo La Union Facebook


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Stuck in the Middle (TV series)
Linda Videtti Figueiredo[1]
Jonathan Judge[2]
Jenna Ortega
Ronni Hawk
Kayla Maisonet
Isaak Presley
Nicolas Bechtel
Malachi Barton
Ariana Greenblatt
Cerina Vincent
Joe Nieves
Linda Videtti Figueiredo
Camera setup
Single-camera
Original network
HDTV 720p
Original release
February 14, 2016 (2016-02-14) – present
Stuck in the Middle is a Disney Channel Original Series. It was created by Alison Brown and executive producer Linda Videtti Figueiredo.[2][1] The series stars Jenna Ortega as Harley Diaz.[3]. The series aired on February 14, 2016.
Plot[change | change source]
The series is about a family of 9, seen through the point of view of Harley Diaz, a 12-year-old inventor who just so happens to be the middle kid in a large family,
Jenna Ortega as Harley Diaz
Ronni Hawk as Rachel Diaz
Kayla Maisonet as Georgie Diaz
Isaak Presley as Ethan Diaz
Nicolas Bechtel as Lewie Diaz
Malachi Barton as Beast Diaz
Ariana Greenblatt as Daphne Diaz
Cerina Vincent as Suzy Diaz
Joe Nieves as Tom Diaz
Release[change | change source]
The Disney Channel series Stuck in the Middle started airing on February 14, 2016. The series premiered on March 11, 2016. Production began on November 30, 2015.[4]
Episodes[change | change source]
Ariana Greenblatt, Kayla Maisonet, Nicolas Bechtel, Malachi Barton, Cerina Vincent, and Joe Nieves are absent for three episodes each.
Original air date
U.S. viewers
"Stuck in the Middle" Jon Rosenbaum Story by: Alison Brown
Teleplay by: Alison Brown & Linda Videtti Figueiredo February 14, 2016 (2016-02-14) 101 2.81[5]
"Stuck in the Sweet Seat" Jon Rosenbaum Erika Kaestle & Patrick McCarthy March 11, 2016 (2016-03-11) 102 1.64[6]
"Stuck with a Guy on the Couch" David Kendall Denise Moss March 18, 2016 (2016-03-18) 104 1.67[7]
"Stuck at the Movies" Jon Rosenbaum David McHugh & Matt Flanagan March 25, 2016 (2016-03-25) 103 1.73[8]
"Stuck in the Block Party" David Kendall Allan Rice April 1, 2016 (2016-04-01) 105 1.59[9]
"Stuck in the Slushinator" Jon Rosenbaum Lance Whinery April 8, 2016 (2016-04-08) 106 1.64[10]
"Stuck in the Mother's Day Gift" Jon Rosenbaum Linda Videtti Figueiredo April 29, 2016 (2016-04-29) 107 1.53[11]
"Stuck in Harley's Comet" Paul Hoen Denise Moss May 13, 2016 (2016-05-13) 108 1.34[12]
"Stuck with Mom's New Friend" Jon Rosenbaum Linda Videtti Figueiredo May 20, 2016 (2016-05-20) 110 1.41[13]
"Stuck with My Sister's Boyfriend" Jon Rosenbaum David McHugh & Matt Flanagan June 3, 2016 (2016-06-03) 111 1.55[14]
"Stuck with a Winner" Linda Mendoza Jess Pineda June 10, 2016 (2016-06-10) 112 1.32[15]
"Stuck with No Rules" Paul Hoen Erika Kaestle & Patrick McCarthy June 17, 2016 (2016-06-17) 109 1.30[16]
"Stuck in the Harley Car" Jon Rosenbaum Allan Rice July 18, 2016 (2016-07-18) 114 1.43[17]
"Stuck in Lockdown" Linda Mendoza Julia Ahumada Grob &
Bryan Larrivee July 19, 2016 (2016-07-19) 113 1.38[18]
"Stuck without a Ride" Jon Rosenbaum Lance Whinery July 20, 2016 (2016-07-20) 115 1.29[19]
"Stuck in the Quinceañera" Erika Kaestle Erika Kaestle & Patrick McCarthy July 21, 2016 (2016-07-21) 116 1.49[20]
"Stuck in the Diaz of Our Lives" Erika Kaestle Linda Videtti Figueiredo July 22, 2016 (2016-07-22) 117 N/A
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Pence Picks Karrin Taylor Robson Against Trump-Backed Kari Lake in Arizona
July 18, 2022 by NationalWatch
Pence Picks Karrin Taylor Robson Against Trump-Backed Kari Lake in Arizona Republican candidate for Arizona governor Karrin Taylor Robson arrives on the set before a PBS televised debate in Phoenix on June 29. (Ross D. Franklin/AP)
By Sandy Fitzgerald | Monday, 18 July 2022 08:36 AM EDT
Former Vice President Mike Pence has announced his endorsement of Arizona GOP gubernatorial candidate Karrin Taylor Robson in the race against former President Donald Trump's pick in the race, Kari Lake, showing more division between the two former administration leaders.
Both Trump and Pence, who are expected to run separate campaigns for the White House in 2024, will be in Arizona Friday to campaign for their respective candidates, who will square off for the party nominations in the state's Aug. 2 primary election, reports The Washington Post.
Pence lauded Taylor Robson, in a statement to The Post, as "the best choice for Arizona's future."
"As Arizona Democrats pursue the reckless Biden-Harris agenda, Karrin Taylor Robson is the only candidate for governor that will keep Arizona's border secure and streets safe, empower parents and create great schools, and promote conservative values," Pence said.
Taylor Robson, meanwhile, returned the praise, telling The Post in a statement that "modern politics is full of charlatans and fakes, but Vice President Pence is the genuine article."
"He has never wavered in his conservative beliefs and commitment to our Constitution, and left a rock-solid legacy as governor to which I will aspire," she added.
GOP candidates Scott Neely and Paola Tulliani Zen also are vying for the Arizona nomination.
The race in Arizona may at first seem to echo the Georgia race, where Pence-backed Gov. Brian Kemp defeated Trump-backed former Sen. David Perdue for the primary win by a landslide.
However, the race in Arizona is being seen as a more tight contest, even though Taylor Robson is backed by outgoing Republican Gov. Doug Ducey, who angered Trump after affirming President Joe Biden's win.
Lake and Taylor Robson, meanwhile, carry similar views on immigration and the economy, but differ on the 2020 race.
Lake says she refuses to stop talking about the 2020 race and says thousands of fake votes had been cast, so "we want people to be arrested, prosecuted, and thrown in jail."
She also said in a televised debate in June that Biden lost and "he shouldn't be in the White House" and that she would not have certified her state's election results.
Taylor Robson wouldn't say the election was fraudulent, but she did say it was "absolutely not fair." She voted for Trump in 2016 and 2020 and raised $1.3 million in his campaigns
However, she insists that she is focused on her 2022 race, as "the left is 10 steps ahead of us and I don't have the time to explain what they're doing."
A Lake spokesperson also recently slammed Taylor Robson's supporters as RINOs, or Republicans in Name Only.
On Friday, Pence will visit the border along with Taylor Robson and National Border Patrol Council President Brandon Judd, who has also endorsed her. The former vice president will also be in Phoenix.
Trump will hold a rally in northern Arizona Friday to campaign for Lake and other endorsed candidates. The rally was rescheduled from this past Saturday after the death of his ex-wife, Ivana Trump.
An adviser for Pence said he considers Taylor Robson as "the most conservative candidate in the race" and had been considering an endorsement before Ducey announced his backing on July 7.
Lake has also hit out at Pence after he visited the border in Arizona, telling Newsmax that she does not think he has a "snowball's chance in Phoenix to win" a race for president in 2024 and that people are "disappointed" that he helped certify the 2020 election on Jan. 6, 2021.
Early voting is already underway in Arizona, and Pence's endorsement is being seen as one that could sway moderate Republicans and independent voters. He also remains popular with Christian conservatives.
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Tapping notes with your right hand is a great way to extend your bass chords. I've seen lots of bassists do this, particularly in solos. It's not as difficult as it looks and it works really well for playing extended harmonies. Even on a 4 string bass where it's often hard to voice extended chords with just your left hand.
This isn't my first video about playing chords on the bass. So, if you're new to this, then I'd highly recommend checking out some of my previous videos. Like this one, which is the first of a four part video I did on bass guitar chords.
More recently I made this video about playing chord extensions on bass guitar.
This video features a different approach to playing jazz chord extensions. By tapping the extensions with your right hand. Using this technique, you can really open up your chord voicings by playing harmonies in a completely different register to the notes you're playing with your left hand.
I should start by saying that my tapping technique is basic. I don't use tapping techniques a lot. In fact, these types of chords are pretty much the only places where I will use my right hand to tap chords. But I think that's also the case for most bass players. Right-hand tapping is rarely a first choice technique for bassists, it's an added extra that you can use on solos.
Having said that. I know that there are musicians for whom tapping is there principle technique, and they have much more advanced techniques using four fingers on their right hand, just like their left. My basic tapping technique involves hammering on, sliding and pulling off notes with my index, middle and ring fingers on my right hand. It's all I need for what I do.
Diatonic triads are just basic major and minor chords that you find in every key. (You could also include diminished and augmented triads but I'm just using major and minor here). The first four chords, in the key of D major are D, Em, F#m and G. Here is how I have voiced those chords with my left hand in this video.
These triads form the basic chords onto which I can add my chord extensions with my right hand. With each chord, I start by playing each triad, plucking the strings with my right hand, Thumb plays 4th string, index plays 3rd string, middle plays 2nd string and ring finger plays 1st string. Or p, i, m, a, to use classical guitar terminology. None of these notes are tapped, they are fretted with the left hand in traditional style.
Start by adding chord extensions on just one chord. In this example I've added a major 7th to the D major triad making it a Dmaj7. The 7th is the only note tapped by the right hand.
Make sure you tap the note onto the 18th fret. If you tap in between the 17th and 18th fret, it won't sound as clear.
In this next example, I've tapped a 9th, E, and slid the note up to the major third F#.
In this third example I've included the major 7th and the 9th.
Once you've got used to the technique, try playing this exercise.
There's quite a lot going on here, so I won't write an exhaustive analysis. But here's a quick guide.
Over the D triad I'm tapping major 7th, 6th, #11th and 9th. On the E minor I'm adding minor 7th, 11th and 9th. On the F# minor I've used minor 6th, minor 7th and b9th and on the G major triad I've played similar extensions to the D major. Major 6th, 9th, major7th and #11th.


I feel like I don't have that much to blog about at the moment - partly because I haven't had as much time as usual for crafting and partly because everything I am working on seems to be quite a big project so I'm not getting anything finished!!
I'm hoping to rectify that a bit over the Easter weekend but in the meantime I thought I'd show you a couple of pictures of my latest stained glass piece.
It is a design from one of the books our teacher has and it quite simple but one I've always liked. I wanted to make something quick (ish!) whilst I thought about other larger designs and it was good for using up pieces of glass I already had. Apart from the yellow glass I didn't have to buy any new glass for this piece....although it has barely made a dent in the amount of glass I have!
I'm pretty pleased with how it turned out and I love the colour palette of rich, jewel like colours - I'm definitely going to remember this for future projects.
I also made a few little pieces to use up scraps at the end of the term.
These beach huts are done using the copper foiling method and I think I am going to hang them in the window as lightcatchers.
It is the Easter break from my stained glass class at the moment and I'm feeling a little bereft without it! The group I learn with is lovely and really inspirational and I can't wait to get back to work next term on a new piece. I think it is going to be a piece for my sitting room wall with lights behind it.....better get designing!
Simply stunning, I do love stained glass you have made such a good job of it.
WOW! That is fabulous! I love the little houses too, very pretty in a window.
I also love the little Beach huts- very cute!
You are so very clever.
Lovely projects -- sometimes finishing the smaller pieces can give us the "oomph" we need to move on to the larger ones. These suncatchers are joyful.
Beautiful!! I love both pieces. Your copper work looks pretty perfect to me! I've been trying to find another glass course to go on, failing though!
These are so beautiful. I love the little cottages.
I know this is a late coment on your post, but I have just found your blog and was reading through your posts. (I came over from Hippywitch).


February 14, 2018 - American Capitalism - As part of our continuing series of conversations with the John Hopkins Seminar on American Capitalism, we talked with Columbia University's Dr.Rebecca Kobrin and Hopkins History Professor Dr. Nathan Connolly, one of the Seminar's conveners, to explore Dr. Kobrin's work on Jewish immigrant bankers, immigration, and world capitalism.
January 10, 2018 – The 15th Annual Annapolis Summit – The 15th Annual Annapolis Summit convened on January 10, 2018, on the Opening Day of the Maryland General Assembly. The Marc Steiner Show partnered with The Daily Record, as we have for the past 5 years. Before an audience of over 160 participants, I interviewed Maryland Governor Larry Hogan, Senate President Mike Miller, and Speaker of the House Michael Busch.
December 25, 2017 - The Battle over Budgets - In our newest Countdown to the Annapolis Summit podcast, we look at the issue of the Budget, which will be debated in the 2018 Maryland General Assembly. oining us are two State Senators, both of whom sit on the Budget and Taxation Committee: Washington County Republican Andrew A. Serafini, and Baltimore City Democrat Bill Ferguson.
December 22, 2017 - Health Care in Maryland - In our lead up to the Annapolis Summit, we are examining the hot button issue of Healthcare, which will be debated front and center once again We are joined by Vincent DeMarco, President of the Maryland Citizens' Health Initiative; and Baltimore County Republican Delegate Chris West.
December 19, 2017 - Insurance and Neoliberalism in America - As part of our ongoing conversation series with the Johns Hopkins Seminar in American Capitalism, we talk with MIT History Professor Dr. Caley Horan about her book project, Actuarial Age: Insurance and the Emergence of Neoliberalism in the Post WWII United States.
December 5, 2017 - The Maryland Gubernatorial Race - Former NAACP President Ben Jealous, who is now running for Governor of Maryland in the Democratic Primary, joined us in-studio with his pick for Lieutenant Governor, Susan Turnbull. Our conversation ranged from the popularity of Governor Hogan to crime and poverty in Baltimore, health care, education and more.


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The 2008–09 Austrian Hockey League season was the 79th season of the Austrian Hockey League, the top level of ice hockey in Austria. 10 teams participated in the league, and EC KAC won the championship.

Regular season

Playoffs

Quarterfinals
 EC KAC - HC TWK Innsbruck 4:2 (8:2, 2:3, 5:2, 1:3, 5:0, 3:1)
 Vienna Capitals - Graz 99ers 4:3 (6:0, 1:2, 3:2, 3:2, 1:3, 1:2, 5:1)
 EC Red Bull Salzburg - HK Jesenice 4:1 (3:2 P, 2:6, 9:1, 3:1, 4:1)
 EC VSV - EHC Linz 2:4 (1:2, 1:2, 5:2, 2:3, 2:1, 0:2)

Semifinals
 EC KAC - EHC Linz 4:0 (2:0, 4:2, 5:1, 5:3)
 Vienna Capitals - EC Red Bull Salzburg 1:4 (4:3 P, 2:4, 1:4, 1:2, 3:5)

Final
 EC KAC - EC Red Bull Salzburg 4:3 (5:4 P, 2:7, 3:6, 4:1, 3:0, 2:3 P, 2:1)

External links
Austrian Ice Hockey Association

Austrian Hockey League seasons
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2008–09 in Hungarian ice hockey


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Des Moines student to participate in national spelling bee
School may be out for summer for most students but some serious academic effort is going on this week, at the national spelling bee in Washington. Iowa's representative will be 13-year-old Isaac Kurth, an 8th-grader at Harding Middle School in Des Moines. He says ever since he won the state spelling bee back in early March, he's been studying, trying to learn more words from the suggested practice list. And the Nebraska contestant in the Scripps National Spelling Bee this Wednesday and Thursday is — Benjamin Thomas Reinig, of Shelby County Catholic School in Harlan, Iowa. He qualified in the Omaha World Herald sponsored state contest. Ben has a sister who was in the national finals in 1993 and 94, another sister who took part in 2001, '02 and '03.