Photograph by Mark FellmanUmi Garrett, thirteen-year-old international award-winning pianist, has been turning the classical music community on its head since her appearance on â œThe Ellen DeGeneres Showâ at eight years of age. She will share her musical magic at Los Gatos High School Theatre on Sunday, May 3, 2015 at 2:30 p.m. Single tickets for this show are $25 for adults, $20 for seniors and $5 for students. Season tickets for the four-concert series are $60 (adults), $55 (seniors), $10 (students) and $130 (families). Tickets and subscriptions can be purchased at the door and online at http://www.lgcca.org. For more information, email info@lgcca.org.
At just 14 years old, Umi Garrett is one of the best young pianists in the country, winning multiple awards and accolades throughout her young life. Not only did she perform Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 3 with the Desert Symphony in Palm Desert, but she has performed for a VIP broadcast of NPR's "From the Top" at Joshua Bell's home in New York City.
The piano prodigy already has a lengthy list of performance credits, and soon she will add Los Gatos to the tally.
Umi began playing piano when she was 4 years old. Although she says she started playing because her friends were taking lessons and "having lots of fun," it quickly became clear the young pianist had an aptitude for tickling the ivories.
At age 8, Umi dazzled Ellen DeGeneres when she performed on the "Ellen DeGeneres Show." A couple years later, in 2012, Umi won the Osaka and Chopin International music competitions. Since then, she's traveled the globe, performing in Europe, Australia, South America, Asia and in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.
Now, Umi, between shows in Montana and a mini Northwestern tour through Oregon and Washington, is performing at the Los Gatos High School Theatre on May 3 at 2:30 p.m., where she will be presenting some of her favorites pieces, including Mozart's Sonata in D Major and Chopin's Scherzo No. 4.
Umi, a freshman at the Pacific Academy in Irvine, says she practices three to four hours a day and hopes to use music to help others, discovering it could heal when playing for three elementary schools in northeastern Japan after an earthquake and tsunami ripped through the area in 2011.
The concert is being presented in conjunction with Live On Stage, Inc., and the Los Gatos Community Concert Association.
Umi Garrett's concert is the final show of LGCCA's 2014-2015 season. Tickets are $25 for adults, $20 for seniors and $5 for students. A $55 family plan with tickets for two adults and two students under 25 living at home is also available. Tickets can be purchased at the venue box office, 20 High School Court, Los Gatos, or through lgcca.org.


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Q: How to access db config in a included PHP script? I'm rewriting my application to make use of CodeIgniter. Currently I'm struggling with DB. I've configured databases in config/databases.php but have no idea how to access them in a scripts that are loaded in a traditional, non-MVC, way.
In a view login.php I have:
require_once("application/views/pages/include/membersite_config.php");

if(isset($_POST['submitted']))
{
   if($fgmembersite->Login())
   {
        $fgmembersite->RedirectToURL("main");
   }
}

in a required membersite_config.php :
require_once("fg_membersite.php");

in fg_membersite Login() leads to DBLogin() which is  :
function DBLogin()
{
    $this->connection = pg_connect("host=localhost port=5432 dbname=".$this->db->database." user=".$this->db->username." password=".$this->db->password."");

I receive errors:
Undefined property: FGMembersite::$db and Message: Trying to get property of non-object

A: By looking at your code, it seems likely that the variables you call in this piece of code have another name/location (correct me if I'm wrong):
function DBLogin()
{
    $this->connection = pg_connect("host=localhost port=5432 dbname=".$this->db->database." user=".$this->db->username." password=".$this->db->password."");

Maybe instead of calling $this->db->database you need to call $this->db['database'] or something. If you supply the rest of the source code from that class we might be able to further help you.

A: Codeigniter is a MVC framework, so I'm afraid you have to folow that pattern.
Best way to do is rewrite your functions so that you can use it in a model.
Of course you can bypass it, but when you are rewriting your application, you better do it right.

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A complete set of 12 paintings showing birds and plants representing the months of the year. Seitei ( Shotei ) specialised in kachoga; was famous in this area, and regarded as the leading exponent. Technically brilliant. January shows a dove on a pine tree with pine cones. February depicts narcissus. March is represented by cherry blossom. April is a display of yamabuki, Japanese mountain rose, with bees. May shows a cuckoo with a falling ginkgo leaf. June is wisteria and a butterfly. July has a beetle climbing a leaf on an iris plant. August shows Japanese morning glory, Asagao. September has a grasshopper on an edamame ( soybean ) plant. October appears to be a wild chrysanthemum and beetle. November depicts what is probably a nuthatch climbing down a tree. And December is represented by a snipe. Each painting sumi and colour on silk. Image size 33.8 x 27.4 cms; 13.25 x 10.75 in. Each painting signed and sealed Seitei. Matching mounts. Slight staining on one or two paintings ( primarily July ) otherwise in very good condition. New box but retaining original lid with Seitei signature and seal and inscription Shiki no kacho, "Birds and Flowers of the Four Seasons." It is rare to find complete sets of such paintings which are usually conceived as handscrolls.
Two geese – possibly Greater White-fronted Geese ( although the legs should be a little more orange ) with tall reeds and a large misty moon. Sumi and light colour on silk, 43 x 16 in; 109 x 40.5 cms. Signed and sealed Seitei. In fine condition with original box signed and sealed by Seitei.
Seitei ( Shotei ) specialised in kachoga; was famous in this area, and regarded as the leading exponent. Technically brilliant. Shows two tancho ( "red crest" ) Japanese cranes flying down to a field suffused with the yellow of ripening rice. This crane ( Grus japonensis ) is the second rarest crane in the world, migrating to East Asia in the fall to spend the winter. There is also a resident flock in Hokkaido. Much loved by the Japanese, the crane was a symbol of luck, longevity and fidelity.Full colour on silk, 46 x 19.5 in; 117 x 49.5 cms. One small spot and minor loss of gofun on the rice, otherwise very good condition.
Signed and sealed Seitei. A beautiful composition.
Seitei ( Shotei ) specialised in kachoga; was famous in this area, and regarded as the leading exponent. Technically brilliant. A complete set of three paintings showing, right, Hana shobu, " Iris Flower; centre, Matsu ni koi, "Pine Tree and Carp"; and left, Shobu, "Iris." Each painting in full colour on silk, image size 47.5 x 20 inches; 120.75 x 51 cms. Signed Seitei. Fine condition. With original double box, signed and sealed.
A fascinating painting by Seitei in homage or as a commission inspired by Yoshitoshi's ghost print: The ghost of Genji's lover, Yugao, from Tsuki hyakushi, published 3/1886. Another unusual element is that Seitei has painted the outline of the scroll and the ichimonji and gone beyond, painting a surround of wild grasses and wispy clouds on what would be the kami and chu-mawashi. Seitei was famous for his depictions of birds and flowers and this is, again, a most unusual departure for him. One of Seitei's masterpieces. Sumi and light colour on silk. Full size: 65.5 x 13.25 in; 166.5 x 33.5 cms. Light foxing at top, otherwise good condition with ( not original ) box. Signed Seitei Watanabe ga and dated kanoe Tora ( year of the Tiger, 1890 ) chugetsu, "Moon in Daylight." Sealed Seitei.
An original painting showing a snow covered cliff overhanging a waterfall; one long piece of vegetation is suspended over the fall. A beautiful painting in sumi with light touches of colour on silk. An artist who excelled at kachoga. Image size 39 x 13 in, 99 x 33 cms. Seitei was a successful artist and had a large studio. Many paintings of his are studio or partly studio works. Painting and original (?) mount in good condition. Ivory rollers and wooden box. Fully signed, sealed and dated: Hinoe tori ( 1896 ) doshi, Ran Seitei zu.
A crow in flight with falling ginko leaves from a set of 22 prints Nijuni kacho published 1916 by Okuro Yasugoro. This being the best design from the set.
Fine impression, colour and condition. These prints were published on heavy paper and the early printings must have the large seal bottom right corner. Signed Seitei.


Darren was doing a healing recovery retreat in the peruvian Amazon jungle and shared his incredible life story with us.
Darren Steiner is 37 years old, from Canada. We met him during our stay with the Huitoto-Muroy tribe in the peruvian Amazon jungle. He was spending the last months of his 1 year healing retreat with ayahuasca and plant medicines in Peru.
We are also very happy to announce that he will be our representative in Canada at Spirit Plant Medicine conference in Vancouver, Canada, next October 2016. We are looking forward to collaborating with him! We truly believe that Darren can inspire many people with his story. It is possible to contact him if you wish to establish communication with Darren directly. Go to the contact page and send us an email!


How to Backup Google Drive Photos to OneDrive on iPad?
Google Drive is a cloud storage service and online office suit which allows you to create, share, collaborate and backup all of your photos, videos and documents. It has a 'Collaboration' feature which allows you to work on the same document in real time. You can quickly view many file types online including photos, videos, Microsoft Office files, PDF's and much more. You can upload files up to 5 TB in size that are not converted to Google Docs format. In order to backup Google Drive photos to OneDrive both the applications must be installed on your iPad.
Tap "3 vertical dots" (Actions) located at the top right corner of the screen.


care of hospitalized patients. She has been working at Gwinnett Medical Center since 2014.
Alabama at Birmingham, and is licensed to practice acupuncture as a physician acupuncturist.
treat each patient as a whole person, not just the diseases.
health issues, especially since she has two young daughters and her husband is a pediatrician.


In my last blog I wrote about the Joy's and freedoms of working remotely. If you missed it, read it here! This will give you a little better context of what I am writing about in this 5-Step process to finding the perfect remote job to keep you traveling and experiencing the world all while making money from your lap top.
Here is my 5-Step Process.
1 – Find a job, skill, or way that you can actually do that will produce income with out you physically needing to be there.
This is going to be your most difficult task. You may be saying to yourself "well I am a doctor, how could I possibly practice medicine from a laptop?" Well this comes down to how resourceful you want to be. My dad is doctor, a Podiatrist to be exact and he has been looking into what is know as "tele-medicine" which is basically on call and on demand video conferencing from doctors to patients. Say you have a foot problem, you go on the site, set an appointment, my dad would accept it, you are instantly connected, he gives your advice and recommendations and your done. The system charges the patients credit card and they go on their way. Booya, there is a way a doctor can work 100% remotely. You may be surprised what you find if you really start thinking of all the different ways you could monetize your skill sets right from a computer from anywhere in the world, don't worry, we will get to that in number 2.
2. Get really good with technology.
If you are going to have any chance at being an entrepreneur on the road, then you are going to have to get really good with leveraging technology and automation. What do I mean by this. Well put it this way, I can pretty much run all of my business from my iPhone. Everything from a CRM to a VOIP telephone system that allows me to communicate effortlessly through WIFI any where in the world. This means that if you are planning on getting in to a business that has to ship "real" goods and logistics as well as a customer service dept. will be necessary, than you are going to have your work cut out for you. I am not saying that it is impossible, just going to take a couple extra steps of strategic planning and utilization of technology that automates the process.
A good business is not necessarily a complex business. I would consider a solid business to be one that is profitable, allows you to live the life you desire and takes care of it's employees and it's customers. Some of the best businesses that I know of were born out of the simplest ideas or needs by a consumer. Take for example the work we do at the FX365 Institute, we teach people how to trade currencies all over the world from office in San Diego. We have students in 20 U.S. States and 4 countries that take our course 100% remotely and learn a skill set that allows them to make money in the foreign currencies market anywhere in the world from a laptop. Don't over complicate this part. The less you need to run your business, the better off you will be.
4.How much do you really need to make?
My favorite part of explaining these concepts to people is conveying the fact that a business only needs to make you a "enough" money in order for it to change your life. If you added up all of your expenses annually, and then added in the costs to live in another country or to travel a couple months out of the year I think you will be surprised to find that you don't need to make $300K per year to achieve your goals. In fact, I have been able to travel about 2 months out of every year for the past decade making around $100k per year. The best part is that I only really needed about $60K to sustain so any extra money that I make on top of my yearly nut goes in to savings and investments. This allows me to stay diversified, active in the markets using online portfolio managers, and open to new ideas and businesses while I can keep the quality of life I have come to enjoy. The point is to make enough and then a little more. You don't need to be a millionaire to pull this off.
I know you have heard this one before, but maybe not through the lens of doing it remotely. Every book I have read on this topic is about real estate and multiple businesses that would require you to physically be somewhere to manage those streams. When you start to venture down the road of working remotely you start looking at businesses in a whole new light.
The Joys of working remotely.
5-Step Process for finding a career that will allow you to work anywhere in the world.


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Q: Fast server side image generation library? For a web project I need the possibility to generate jpg and animated gif images very fast. As server platform I will use Linux and the NekoVM (behind a apache via mod_tora). As there is no library for image generation for Haxe and neko I am about to write a own one.
Neko itself is written in c, and you can simply extend the VM writing shared libraries with c. At the moment we playing arround with libGD, which offers all the features we need (resizing, sampling, copying images, adding text, save as jpeg or animated gif) and of course a lot of stuff we don't need.
At the moment this works great, but it seems to be a little bit slow. Is there another popular open library that I could try to use for my purposes (and that is maybe faster)?

A: Have you tried Magick++ and/or MagickCore?
Your next best bet is to run NekoVM under pprof to figure out which function(s) are the most costly in libGD, and try to avoid or optimize your use of those by changing your calling code.

A: There is imlib2, I doubt that it support animated gif's.


The course will focus on labor arbitration as a method of settling disputes that arise under a collective bargaining agreement. The first few weeks will cover the law that created and governs labor arbitration in the private sector. We will also discuss employment arbitration. Employment arbitration focuses on contractual and statutory claims brought by individual employees. Lectures will also include discussion of practical legal skills and surviving in the legal world, after graduation. The rest of the course is advocacy training for arbitration. Each student will participate in arbitration advocacy exercises, including the trial of an arbitration case. The grade is based principally on performance in the skills component. There are no prerequisites. Enrollment is limited.


In the past two years I have taken a deep dive into stretching. At one point I was really into lifting weights and ran into some trouble with recurring injury. There came a point I realized that I simply am not mobile enough to be doing what I'm doing. This resulted in an emotional setting down of Sir Ego, and a journey into stretching and increasing range of motion. I've learned a lot of the ins and outs, and many different methods of stretching. This niche world is very interesting, as each side has a very passionate understanding of their own method and fires shots at other methods. But methods are methods for a reason: they have worked in many cases.
Underlying all the differences, there is one common ground of any flexibility work… You are going to experience high levels of discomfort. For me this can feel like pinching, running into blockage, and sometimes tearing.
No matter the method, it is likely that you will be in these positions for a good amount of time. How do you deal with this extreme discomfort? Does it get easier over time?
Meditation has been my grandest ally with my flexibility work. Here's why.
Meditation is the process of observing thoughts, emotions, and feelings. Through the process of observation you find that thoughts, emotions, and feelings come and go like the wind. And it may seem strange, but you come to understand that these sensations are not as strong and not as significantly YOU as you thought they were. For example, as you are meditating you have a strong urge to eat the brownies you have stashed in the kitchen. You are almost pulled from your place the urge is so powerful. You decide otherwise, you sit, and you observe the strong urge. 5-10 seconds later, the urge and thought is gone. Vanished. You're on to the next neuroses already.
You may start to realize that if you don't satisfy your impulses everything is fine, and honestly, better. The more meditation is practiced, the more you will be able to step outside of these thoughts, emotions, and feelings and observe them.
When stretching, the feeling is discomfort or maybe even identified as pain. After practicing months/years of meditation, going into the discomfort is more interesting than uncomfortable (still not easy). Instead of crying out in pain, you breathe. Instead of coming out as soon as you go in to the stretch, you stay with it. You are observing. What does this feel like? Where am I feeling sensation?
Because you've disciplined yourself on not satisfying urges immediately and watching them instead, you are able to stay in the stretch and observe this feeling as well.
You understand that, just like the brownie thought, this is also just a feeling. It is not death knocking at the door (which stretching can feel like sometimes). There is a separation between you and the feeling.
In that space lies the response to the feeling. Do you breathe with it, observe the discomfort, and understand that the feeling will end at some point? Or do you quit breathing, cower, and fall out of the stretch?
It does not get easier, the discomfort does not go away. You simply alter your relationship with it.
Meditation is your strength. Your weapon. Wield it.


In classical myth the god Hermes acts the messenger of the Olympians, the living, tangible connection between the heavens and the earth, as well as a psychopomp. His epithets Diaktoros and Psychopompos definitely allude to the two just mentioned qualities. As Zeus's chief emissary, his physical movements were fluid, swift and elegant, effortlessly transitioning between realms bedecked in beautiful ornaments most recognisable to the contemporary world: his feet were hugged by winged sandals; his head by a winged petasos or a wide-winged hat with a conical crown; and in one of his hands he always grasped the caduceus, a wing-topped magical golden staff or wand entwined with two snakes along its entire length. Hermes is a patron of travel, innovation and the arts, particularly of commerce and athletics, in addition to a shred master of trickery, appearances, facetiousness and oratory. As Hermes Eriounios, he also adjudicates over luck and serendipity.
In reading these we learn that on a great many occasion Hermes would resort to mischief and imbroglio whilst his mother busied herself with daytime choirs. One time, he snuck out of his quarters and seceded in killing a tortoise before fashioning its shell into a lyre. After a while, playing the musical instrument had become mind-numbing so he attempted to muster personal satisfaction and delight by thieving cows from Apollo's herd. Hermes' plan of attack was meticulously planned and executed for the sake of evading detection; he diffused evidence that might be gained through reasoning by inverting body mechanics so that the path traced out by their tracks appeared inverse to what it actually was, and kept from making any footprints on the earth himself by binding severed branch stems onto the soles of his feet. After inciting some pandemonium at Pylos he aborted the self-serving endeavour and returned to his crib complacent and jubilant. But Apollo was not to be hoodwinked by the antics of his shrewd half-brother. After gathering sufficient clues including the anecdotal evidence of a witness to implicate him, Apollo appealed to the mighty Zeus on Olympus. After a short deliberation the latter succeeded in resolving their quarrel and hastening conciliation with a mutual exchange of gifts. Hermes handed over his maiden invention–the lyre–an instrument with which the musically-inclined Apollo was became intensely engrossed. In turn Apollo chose to part with his beloved shepherd's crook, symbolically passing ownership of the herd over to his half-brother.
In Homer's Iliad, the crafty Hermes takes the side of the Achaeans (Greeks). Aside from its evolution into a nine-year battle between the Greeks and the Trojans, the Trojan War was also the humus which facilitated the culmination of the gods' own unresolved affairs. Hera, for instance, took on Artemis whilst Hermes was left to deal with Leto, the mother of Artemis and Apollo. Interestingly Hermes turns down the confrontation purely out of respect, a moral scrupulousness otherwise uncommon to his ascribed character. We encounter this unusual sentiment again as the plot thickens; in an act that might be seen as outright treachery for the banner he was supposed to be flying, Hermes leads King Priam of Troy to Achilles hut so that he may beseech the awesome demigod for the rightful return of his son Hector's ravaged body.
Sacred to the messenger of the gods was the rooster and hawk, the ram and tortoise, as well as the crocus and strawberry plants. His Roman equivalent is Mercury.
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I wish all my visitors, readers and foodies a Happy Ugadi and Gudi Padwa.
Ugadi to the Telugu speaking people marks a beginning of a new year in which nature is in full bloom, symbolizing regeneration and celebrating the season's freshness. But the most unique and significant tradition of Ugadi is beginning the new year with savoring a unique flavored pachadi (chutney) that epitomizes the spirit of Ugadi called "Ugadi Pachadi",with sweet,sour,pungent, salty, hot and bitter tastes (shadruchulu or six tastes). This chutney or sauce is a symbolic reminder of the myriad facets of life in a sense prepares us for the year ahead.
happy ugadi padma.. nice to see you update ur blog after a long time. may god give u all the very best in life.
Hey Padma...Happy Ugadi to you and ur dear ones...you have a wonderful collection of recipes ....I simply love all ur recipes...Cheers!
I've been reading about this on another blog. Happy New Year!
A rather belateed but very happy Ugadi to you.
Hey Padma, Nice to see u after such a long time in Blogging. Even I took a long break and now I am back too missed blogging. You have wonderful recipes. Love to try them all. Thanks for sharing.
When it comes to rice meals, I am a big fan, the first time I saw the photo in the lower part of the blog, I already knew that it a healthy meal. It has herbs and spices from the spice rack. It is really important that you put a spice rack in the kitchen because you can cook anything you like without limits.
Telugu thanam uttipaduthondhi padma mee ugadhi pachhadi tho,pasupu kumkuma latho..


How Will A Recession Affect Bitcoin Price?
Opinions are divided on what to expect in the next few months as the first time a prolonged Bitcoin bear market meets with repeated assertions that the global economy is likely to go into recession. The Bitcoin market has never been around during the beginning of an economic recession. However, its following a natural downstream at the moment is causing a concern across the market especially as it's still a speculative asset for many people.
The fear is that if and when a recession hits, money supply will contract. The contraction will lead to less money in the economy which could mean that more money cannot flow into a high-risk asset class like cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin.
In a recent poll by a popular BitcoinTalk administrator, Theymos, more than half the respondents (57.7%) believe the price of Bitcoin will go up in a possible recession. About 26.9% think the price would go down while others say Bitcoin will be largely unaffected by a recession.
Theymos notes in a separate Reddit post that people who put money into Bitcoin merely to generate returns may be forced to move back to traditional investments during a recession. He suggests that this may be happening already and is partly the cause of the current downturn.
While some enthusiasts may share Theymos' view, the opinion divide among others covers various outlooks. With the ongoing trade war between China and the US in particular, some of the poll's respondents agree that the global economy is slowing down as evident in the current bearish state of the stock market. They think it would lead to a correction and a mild recession padded by more quantitative easing but not something too damaging to the economy as being suggested.
Another view shared is that an economic crash would happen and will bring Bitcoin down with it since its ecosystem is not mature enough to handle huge transaction traffics. More so, such assets are bound to suffer first in such a market downturn situation. Since it is developing, holding Bitcoin on the long-term is considered a better option though it is still expected to dip a little more in coming days.
There is also a distinct and quite remarkable line of thought. It rests on the assumption that a larger section of millennials would prefer buying Bitcoin instead of traditional physical assets like gold in the coming years. This factor could be dicey as it holds the ace when it comes to telling which way the Bitcoin market would go in a global recession. Millennials may not place as much stock in gold and silver as older generations do and they have been known to have shown interest in using cryptocurrencies. However, the extent to which their interest would translate into investment in crypto assets is still indeterminate.
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VIDEO : Tomorrowland and Plopsa announce Europe's most spectacular rollercoaster: 'The Ride to Happiness by Tomorrowland'
From this summer, fans of breathtaking roller coasters and Tomorrowland fans will be able to experience 'The Ride to Happiness by Tomorrowland' at Plopsaland De Panne, a brand new and sensational attraction that is unique in Europe and among the most spectacular in the world. The extreme spinning coaster will be built entirely within the magic of Tomorrowland. The festival's creative team is working with the Plopsa Group to translate the unique atmosphere that prevails in Boom every summer into this unique partnership. The investment amounts to 17.5 million euros.
'The Ride to Happiness by Tomorrowland' is the very first extreme spinning coaster in Europe and the second of this kind worldwide - there is currently only one in the United States. Visitors are catapulted twice to a speed of no less than 90 km/h and go upside down five times in the process. The cars can rotate freely, giving visitors a different ride experience every time. The attraction has a total length of almost one kilometre and stands 35 metres above the ground at its highest point, providing an exceptional view of the park and the spacious surroundings. In addition to the unique thematic content, Tomorrowland is also creating an exclusive soundtrack based on the Tomorrowland Hymn composed by Hans Zimmer, which will be heard during the ride, making the experience even more sensational for every visitor.
"The coaster can be seen from afar on the motorway and changes the entire skyline of the park, which provides a whole new dimension. The fact that we can do this together with Tomorrowland is like a dream come true. Through this collaboration, we will both be able to entertain an even bigger audience, which will only make us stronger," says Plopsa Group CEO Steve Van den Kerkhof.
The renowned German roller coaster manufacturer Mack Rides is responsible for the technical design, engineering and construction of the structure. The creative team from Tomorrowland and the Plopsa Group will be responsible for the theming and overall experience. The aim is to translate the unique atmosphere that prevails in Boom every summer into this spectacular coaster. A separate area within Plopsaland De Panne will be set aside for this attraction, which will become a magnet for visitors from home and abroad from this summer onwards. The cooperation between Tomorrowland and the Plopsa Group is the first step in a far-reaching ambition to make long-term investments in various theme park projects in Europe. The two Belgian companies are known around the world for their far-reaching innovation, creative approach and attention to detail, so this cooperation has come about in a very organic way. The 'Ride to Happiness by Tomorrowland' coaster has a price tag of 17.5 million euros.
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Awards - Stein Rokkan Travel Grant Award
The Stein Rokkan Award is one of the IPSA travel grants that the association began offering its members in the early 1990s. The purpose of the Stein Rokkan fellowships is to assist a small number of graduate students to attend the world congress by covering their basic travel and accommodation costs. The recipients receive financial assistance towards travel and subsistence. The awards are made on the recommendation of the IPSA Committee on Organization, Procedures and Awards (COPA), and they are supported by the Stein Rokkan fund.
Stein Rokkan (1921-1979)
A promoter of social and political science, Stein Rokkan contributed greatly to the field of comparative politics, notably during his teaching years at Bergen University. He assumed the role of President of IPSA from 1970-73. He was also Vice-President of the International Sociological Association, Chairman of the European Consortium for Political Research (which he helped found), and President of the International Social Science Council.
Amount: US$1,000 (1-2 recipients)
The prize is of US$1,000 for basic travel and accommodation costs for the upcoming IPSA World Congress of Political Science. The monetary prize may be shared by two recipients.
Note: The award recipient is to attend the IPSA Congress to receive the monetary prize.
Application deadline: 1 March 2020
Guidelines for application:
The following are the criteria for the award:
each candidate must be registered in a degree granting programme;
normally candidates must be at the doctoral level but in exceptional cases where qualifications and money allow students at master's level may be considered;
candidates must demonstrate that their academic institutions and professors have bestowed on them high academic honour and esteem.
Applicants for the award are expected to submit:
a curriculum vitae,
a statement of the nature of the research project and an indication as to how it could benefit from participation in the Congress;
a letter of reference from an academic familiar with the applicant's work certifying his or her academic status and indicating his or her suitability for the award;
a representative sample of written work whose length should not be greater than a scientific journal article;
a statement indicating financial need in respect of the costs of attending the congress.
The IPSA Committee on Organization, Procedures and Awards (COPA) will assess candidates' written work.
Applications are to be sent :
By email: A PDF copy (containing all required documents) by email to: awards@ipsa.org
By mail: A printed copy by mail to:
International Political Science Association (IPSA)
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Montréal (QC) H3G 1C5
Stein Rokkan Award Recipients
2018 (in Brisbane)
Aeshna Badruzzaman (Northeastern University, US)
Aeshna Badruzzaman is a doctoral candidate in Political Science at Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts. Prior to enrolling in the Ph.D. program, Aeshna served as a Research Assistant at New York University, examining various topics relating to politics in India such as the ethnic demographics of political parties, the role of dynasty in politics, and building a database on Maoist activity. She also worked in a variety of capacities for Seeds of Peace, an international non-profit organization that focuses on conflict resolution and peace building through dialogue with young adults in the Middle East, South Asia, and the United States. Aeshna earned her B.A. at the University of California, Berkeley, where she double majored in Development Studies and Economics, and received her M.A. in Politics from New York University, with a focus on Political Economy. She specializes in Comparative Politics and International Relations and has a strong background and interest in development and politics in South Asia. She has taught International Relations and Research Methods, and served as a Teaching Assistant for courses such as Introduction to International Relations, Introduction to Comparative Politics, and Globalization and International Affairs. She recently received funding to support her dissertation field research in Dhaka, Bangladesh from the Brudnick Center on Violence and Conflict and Northeastern University's Asian Studies Program.
2016 (in Poznan)
Ozge Uluskaradag (Concordia University, Canada)
Ozge Uluskaradag is a Ph.D candidate in the department of Political Science at Concordia University, Montreal, QC Canada. She received her bachelor and masters degrees from Middle East Technical University, Ankara/Turkey from the departments of Political Science and Public Administration and European Studies respectively. Over the years she has received numerous scholarships including Concordia University Faculty of Arts and Science Fellowship, Concordia University School of Graduate Studies Fellowship, Concordia International Full Tuition Remission Award. She has currently two papers under review in two high ranked peer reviewed journals. Her current dissertation research looks at the impact of politicization on policy formulation in health care. In a comparative case study of France and Turkey, she examines how different forms of political control affect the way in which health policies are formulated and health outcomes are shaped. She is currently in Paris, France as a visiting research fellow at EHESS-Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales doing research for her dissertation.
Joan Barcelo (Washington University in St. Louis, US)
Joan Barceló is a PhD student at Washington University in St. Louis. Prior to beginning his PhD program, Joan has been a research assistant at the University of Barcelona, Pompeu Fabra University, New York University and UN-ESCAP in Bangkok. Joan holds a B.A. in political science from University of Barcelona, awarded with the university Extraordinary Prize and the National Prize for the best Spanish student to graduate in 2010; a M.A. in political science from Pompeu Fabra University; and, a M.A. in comparative politics from New York University. He has also been awarded several scholarships for studying in Spain and the U.S., including fellowships by Catalunya Caixa and La Caixa. In the last years, Joan has been a research assistant at the University of Barcelona, Pompeu Fabra University, New York University, Washington University, and the United Nations, and done research stays in Thailand (UN – ESCAP, 2013) and China (NYU – Shanghai, 2014). He is currently interested in the study of public opinion, comparative political behavior and political psychology. His work has recently been awarded with the Antoinette Dames Prize for Outstanding Graduate-Level Paper from the Washington University, and published in Social Science Quarterly, Nations and Nationalism, and elsewhere.
2014 (in Montreal)
Elbra, Ainsley (University of Sydney, Australia)
2012 (in Madrid)
Akhmetkarimov, Bulat (Johns Hopkins University, USA)
Phiri, Madalitso Zililo (University of Cape Town, South Africa)
Nasir, Muhammad Ali (University of Karachi, Pakistan)
2009* (in Santiago)
Fernando Boidi, Maria (Vanderbilt University, USA)
Gorbak, Erika (Harvard University, USA)
Santana, Luciana (Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil)
2006 (in Fukuoka)
Ferreira Do Vale, Helder (Universidad de Barcelona, Spain)
Engstrom, Par (Mansfield College, United Kingdom)
Rozanova, Julia (University of Alberta, Canada)
2003 (in Durban)
Jacobs, Sean (South Africa)
Lutz, Georg (Switzerland)
Grant, Andrew (Canada)
2000 (in Québec City)
Hui, Tin-bor V. (Hong Kong)
1997 (in Seoul)
Najam, Adil (USA)
Perron, Catherine (France)
1994 (in Berlin)
Dicklich, Susan (USA)
McGillivray, Fiona (USA)
Santiso, Javier (France)
1991 (in Buenos Aires)
Bolongaita, Emil O (USA)
Pivron, Anne (Mexico)
Xiao, Ren (UK)
1988 (in Washington DC)
Araujo, José (Columbia)
Doehler, Marian (Germany)
Fortin, Alfred (USA)
Katz, Yitzhak (Israel)
Nikolic, Vesna (Yugoslavia)
Saggar, Shamit (UK)
Zobel-Zubrzycka, Halina (Australia)
1985 (in Paris)
Bartholomew, Amy (Canada)
Aquero, Felipe (Chile)
Wang, Huning (China)
Zhao, Xiangyang (China)
Lu, Xiaobo (China)
Zhang, Xiaowu (China)
Farahani, Hossain (Iran)
Jeong, Changik (Korea)
McKnight, Lee (USA)
1982 (in Rio de Janeiro)
Conteh, Musa Ballah (Côte d'Ivoire)
Gagnon, Alain (Canada)
MacDonald, Scott (USA)
* In 2009, the prize was also supported by a significant donation from the American Political Science Association.


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By the mid-1970s the Memorial Hall had come to the end of its useful life and a replacement was needed. The Villagers set about raising the funds to build a new Hall and this picture from the Gazette and Herald shows one of the fund-raising efforts (click on the image to see a larger version), and some of those pictured are still Cherhill residents. The efforts were successful, the current Village Hall was opened in 1977 and is still in use nearly 40 years later
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Why should I vote for Trump?
BELGRAVE replied
30 Apr 16, 07:21
Originally posted by MarkV View Post
Always worth remembering that "As thin as a politicians promise" has long been a term applied to many things from depression era charity stew to condoms. The ditty "Count not his broken promises as a crime. He MEANT them, HOW he meant them at the time"originally coined for Lloyd George has been applied to a great many other politicians and in that vein LlG himeself when faced with a cabinet college saying "but you promised the people that..." is said to have replied, as if humouring an idiot, "yes but that was during an election" I don't, thank God, have to make the invidious choice that the American electorate will have in November but it's usually worth applying a degree of scepticism to what any candidate promises they will do.
This is reminiscent of an Australian Prime Minister who once bare-facedly categorised his pre-election pledges - after the event - as "Core Promises" and "None-core Promises".
The "Non -core Promises" were those uttered during the election campaign
jettisoned after the event.
MarkV replied
Tsar replied
Originally posted by Jannie View Post
Not to steal your thunder from the above point, Half-Pint, which I think is very valid, but I just ran across an interesting opinion piece from NY Times' Paul Krugman that adresses the reality of the US political scene:
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/04/29/op...nned.html?_r=0
My bolding
I just read somewhere in a comment section that Conservative really means CONservative in the US. While perhaps Trump is running a CON game, I think that it is a lot different CON game than is usually run and also he actually believes what he says which makes him a "sincere" and "authentic" politician. I have always thought from the beginning that he believed what he said, and that he wants to "save America" while the others just spout rhetoric a la Rubio in order to get into the most powerful office in the world for their own and their backers' nefarious purposes.
Oh please, do you actually believe that the Democrats tell anyone what they are really going to do?
I don't remember O'Bama running on universal healthcare. Or telling the world that the U. S. is wrong about…well everything, do you?
Massena replied
Paul Krugman is the last person who should be commenting on anything political, economic, or ethical. He is a left-wing hack who wouldn't know what a fact was if it bit him in the ass.
I just read somewhere in a comment section that Conservative really means CONservative in the US. While perhaps Trump is running a CON game, I think that it is a lot different CON game than is usually run and also he actually believes what he says.
How do you know? Are you telepathic?
Jannie replied
Both parties make promises to their bases. But while the Democratic establishment more or less tries to make good on those promises, the Republican establishment has essentially been playing bait-and-switch for decades. And voters finally rebelled against the con.
The point, in any case, is that the divergent nomination outcomes of 2016 aren't an accident. The Democratic establishment has won because it has, however imperfectly, tried to serve its supporters. The Republican establishment has been routed because it has been playing a con game on its supporters all along, and they've finally had enough.
Thank you. You have now identified the major problem the American system has.
We have no real choise and to much of the winner take all. That is a thing I've come to respect in the Parliamentary system. Some times they have to build a government made up of more than just one party. Then they have to work together with the sharing of power and responsibility that comes with it.
Not a function of parliamentary government but of the electoral system Britain has the original parliamentary system and apart from a war time government the coalition of 2010 - 15 was the fist coalition for seventy five years. One of the problems with, say Italy since WW2 has been they have had little else than coalition governments - generally unstable and often deadlocked.
One result of the last British coalition was that the Llb-dems were virtually wiped out in the next election making the willingness of future minority parties to participate in a coalition very problematic.
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Half Pint John replied
Half Pint says.....
German election was not a two party system.
Salinator replied
Here is a far out example.
German elections 1933. The picks are Hitler or Himmler. Do you vote for one over the other or do you decline to add your vote of support to either?
The moral thing to do is with hold my vote imo
If Trump had run as a third party, he would not have drawn much attention either and would have been nothing more than a footnote if even that.
Sal says
Your missing something there.
Trump isn't a head of all the other GOP candidates because he is running as GOP, he is ahead because more like people like what he is saying, regardless of party.
There will not be change as long as people such as yourself continue to allow yourself to be pimped by the GOP and DEMs. Simple as that. You will settle for **** from your final choice of the two parties because they scare you with the alternative of having the other **** candidate from the other party elected. Congratulations you ARE the problem.
Who the FRACK running as a third party candidate right now has a chance to win?
Who the FRACK is the alternative?
Who are you gonna vote for that would make a dent?
Like I said before your bile-filled self loathing post......there will have to be major changes before any third party candidate would be viable.
Again, beat your chest and feel like you made a difference if you vote for some name no one other than his grandma has heard of before.
Tuebor replied
What "Third Party" is acceptable? World Workers Party? U.S. Taxpayers? Greens? If all the "Third Parties" are worse than the "original" what is the point?
Combat Engineer replied
As long as I have been reading political debates, there have been those holier-than-thou guys that says vote third party. That is no less of a cop-out when you vote third party only to spite the two top candidates.
Even Bernie Sanders realized that he cannot win as a third party in a Presidential election so he switched to Dem just long enough to be called a Dem.
Until there is a major change, and not just a couple of guys pounding their chests for being proud, no third party will ever win a Presidential election. To vote third party is to throw your vote away.
VinceW replied
No, she is merely better known to abuse her power.
Trump MAY be a terrible president. Hillary WILL be a terrible president. I, for one, would risk the unknown for the known at this point of time. I do not like Trump, but he is not a poor a choice as Hillary. Her ambition for power and complete lack of ethics is frightening. Sadly, she is likely to be the next President, because Trump has POed too many women, and they make up 52 to 53 percent of the vote.
My opinion is that Hillary will break the law and abuse her power a little bit less than Trump would as he's expressed he would in his campaign nomination race.
She's the lesser of two evils.


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