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War Without Death: A Critical Perspective on Nonlethal Weapons
A war, in which no one has to die, sounds like a utopia. But this promise is implicit in the term "nonlethal weapons". Despite the promise of considerably altering the ethics of war, nonlethal weapons have never really garnered the attention of ethicists. Here, I shall outline a best-case argument in favour of the use of nonlethal weapons in war and subsequently contrast this argument with practical problems. "Nonlethal weapons" can be defined as weapons "that are intended to incapacitate people without causing death or permanent injury" (Davison, "Non-Lethal" Weapons, 1). From a theoretical standpoint, an ethical justification for the use of nonlethal weapons may look like this: (1) It is morally permissible to intentionally target combatants with (potentially lethal) force in order to stop them from (seriously risking) harming people grievously. (2) Between two weapons that are capable of stopping combatants from (seriously risking) harming people grievously, the weapon that does not harm (or poses less risk of harming) people grievously is to be preferred. (3) Nonlethal weapons are weapons that do not harm (or pose less risk of harming) people grievously. (Concl.) In stopping other persons from (seriously risking) harming people grievously, nonlethal weapons are to be preferred over conventional lethal weapons, since they do not actually harm or pose less risk of harming people grievously. However, the development and use of such technologies shows a more ambivalent picture. The problems are focused around, but not limited to the following aspects: (1) There are no truly "nonlethal" weapons. Variances within the human body itself and among people make it nigh impossible to guarantee nonlethality while also retaining an incapacitating effect. (2) Nonlethal weapons are often designed to include "rheostatic capabilities", i.e. turning them into lethal weapons with the press of a button. (3) In the past, nonlethal weapons have been used by military forces contrary to its design, namely to increase the lethality of conventional weapons. (4) Nonlethal weapons may lead to use of force where one would have otherwise refrained from it, since they reduce the potential for deaths. Additionally, the use of nonlethal weapons may lead to an escalation of the use of force.
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Pastor Dave Hedgepeth received his call to full-time ministry in eighth grade, but God had to do a lot of work on him before he really claimed that call.
Dave and his parents lived in El Paso, Texas at that time. They went to a Lutheran church, and loved the pastor, the youth group, and many other aspects, but also experienced the pain of a church split. When Dave went to Texas Christian University in 1985, he majored in Religion-Studies, but didn't go to church very much – in fact, despite his confirmation in the Lutheran church and his call to ministry, he shortly found that he was agnostic at best.
His faith was changing and growing, however, and between 1989 and 1993, he (1) studied at Vanderbilt Divinity School, graduation in 1993 with an Master of Divinity degree, (2) joined Vine Street Christian Church, a Disciples of Christ church and an amazing place of growth for him, (3) had a life changing experience at a Disciples of Christ students conference, where his faith was renewed, and (4) got involved in various social change efforts, including some eye-opening experiences with the YWCA Domestic Violence Shelter, Room in the Inn (a ministry with homeless people), and a peace organization called Sane/Freeze. The volunteer work with Sane/Freeze led to his first full time job, as the Program Director of what became Nashville Peace Action.
Dave didn't start that job until the summer after his work in the Grand Teton National Park with an organization called "A Christian Ministry in the National Parks," in which he waited tables at a restaurant during the week, and led worship outdoors with park visitors on Sunday mornings. It was here, in 1992, that he met Monica Hardcastle.
The two lived in Nashville until 1995, when they moved to Logan, Utah where Monica's family was from. Dave worked at a car wash for a year, and had other jobs for his first several years in Utah, including motor-skills work with special needs children in elementary schools, and as an educator with CAPSA, a local organization working to prevent sexual assault and domestic violence. But it was doing ministry for 10 years at First Presbyterian Church in Logan, first as a volunteer and eventually as the lead pastor, where he finally and truly claimed his call.
Dave and Monica married in 1997 (they lived in Utah at that time, but travelled back to Nashville and Vine Street Christian Church for the wedding). Monica had received her Associates Degree at Nashville Tech in Computer-Aided Drafting, and when they moved to Utah, she worked at the architectural firm where her dad was a partner. Their first child, Noah, was born in 2000.
They loved Utah. However, Monica's parents and her brother's family moved to Phoenix in 2005; Dave's parents had been living in the Tucson area for a number of years; and Dave could not continue to serve in a Presbyterian Church and remain a Disciples pastor. So, in God's good timing, Dave began searching for a position in Arizona, at the same time Community Christian began searching for a pastor – and in 2006, a match was made in heaven.
Dave and Monica had their second child, Reese, in 2009. Reese is in 5th grade. She loves theater, not to mention her iPad. Noah is a sophomore at University of Colorado, Boulder, working toward an aerospace engineering degree. He enjoys snow boarding, and video gaming. In addition to being the family's activity coordinator and taxi driver, Monica volunteers at Reese's school and on the church's A/V team, and she enjoys scrap-booking, doing puzzles, and watching TV (she and Dave are huge "Survivor" fans).
They are grateful in so many ways for their parents, and to their church family in Marana, where they hope to be for many years to come.
Dave believes that Jesus Christ is the hope of the world, and intends to lead the church in following His commission to make disciples, and His commandment to love God, and love others as ourselves.

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Here's a musical tribute show to kick off the holidays and celebrate the queen of country music, Patsy Cline! After a little casino slot play and getting your fill at the scrumptious lunch buffet, you can sit back and let the music of Patsy Cline singing your cherished holiday favorites take you on a nostalgic Christmas adventure.
Patsy Cline, A Country Christmas" show that will have you ringing in the holiday season!
The Queen of Country Music, takes the holiday season by the reins in this show, "Always Patsy Cline, A Country Christmas." This musical tribute will portray the legendary Patsy Cline in "a show that should have been." You will hear some of Patsy's well-known hit songs along with your cherished holiday favorites. This special show will take you on a nostalgic adventure, as only Patsy can, with the most popular Patsy songs like "Crazy", "I Fall to Pieces", and "Sweet Dreams", right through "Let It Snow", "Jingle Bell Rock" and of course her sensational version of "O' Holy Night" which will kindle the true meaning of the holiday season within your soul.
3:30 PM Show - "Always…Patsy Cline, A Country Christmas"


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HEAR home > HEAR bibliography > by species > Ulex europaeus
Bibliographic citations for Ulex europaeus are provided by the Hawaiian Ecosystems at Risk project (HEAR) (www.hear.org). For further information, contact webmaster@hear.org.
Additional information about Ulex europaeus may be available on HEAR's species information page for this species.
Markin, George P./Decker, L.A./Lapp, L.A./Nagata, Roddy F. 1988. Distribution of gorse (Ulex europaeus L.), a noxious weed in Hawaii. Newsletter of the Hawaiian Botanical Society 27:110-117.
no author. Veitch, C.R./Clout, M.N. (eds.). 2002. Turning the tide: The eradication of invasive species (proceedings of the International Conference on Eradication of Island Invasives). IUCN SSC Invasive Species Specialist Group. IUCN, Gland, Switzerland and Cambridge, UK. vii + 414pp.
no author. Bossard, Carla C./Randall, John M./Hoshovsky, Marc C. (eds.). 2000. Invasive plants of California's wildlands. University of California Press. 360 pp. illus.
Whitson, Tom D./Burrill, Larry C./Dewey, Steven A./Cudney, David W./Nelson, B.E./Lee, Richard D./Parker, Robert. Whitson, Tom D. (ed.). 2001. Weeds of the West. 9th ed. Laramie: University of Wyoming.
Dawson, Wayne/Mndolwa, Ahmed S./ Burslem, David F. R. P./Hulme, Philip E. 2008. Assessing the risks of plant invasions arising from collections in tropical botanical gardens. Biodiversity Conservation. Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2008.
no author. Smith, Clifford W./Denslow, Julie/Hight, Stephen. (eds.). 2002. Proceedings of workshop on biological control of native ecosystems in Hawaii. Pacific Cooperative Studies Unit Technical Report #129. University of Hawaii at Manoa. Honolulu.
Markin, George P./Conant, Patrick/Killgore, Eloise/Yoshioka, Ernest. 2002. Biological control of gorse in Hawaii: a program review. pp. 53-61 in Smith, Clifford W., Julie Denslow, and Stephen Hight (eds). 2002. Proceedings of workshop on biological control of native ecosystems in Hawaii. Pacific Cooperative Studies Unit (University of Hawaii at Manoa, Department of Botany) Technical Report 129. 122 pages. from http://www.botany.hawaii.edu/faculty/duffy/techr/129.pdf accessed 16 March 2008.
Culliney, Thomas W./Nagamine, Walter T./Teramoto, Kenneth K. 2003. Introductions for biological control in Hawaii 1997-2001. Proc. Hawaiian Entomol. Soc. (2003) 36:145-153.


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Topnews, Südafrika
Dear Fellow South African,
A few weeks ago we celebrated the start of a new year and a new decade. This gave us an opportunity to reflect on our plans for the year ahead but also to think deeply about the challenges that confront us. Of these challenges, and perhaps the most pressing, is the need to build a capable state. This is a task that does not capture the imagination of most people, yet it is essential to everything we want to achieve.
Walking through the streets of Kimberley and other towns in the Northern Cape a fortnight ago drove home the point that if we are to better the lives of South Africans, especially the poor, we need to significantly improve the capacity of the government that is meant to as improve their lives.
It was disheartening to see that, despite progress in many areas, there were several glaring instances of service delivery failures. Many of the places we visited struggle to provide social infrastructure and services simply because they have such a small revenue base. But, in some cases, elected officials and public servants have neglected their responsibilities. A common feature in most of these towns, which is evident throughout all spheres of government, is that the state often lacks the necessary capacity to adequately meet people's needs.
As public representatives and civil servants we derive our legitimacy from our ability to act professionally as we serve the public and manage state resources to the benefit of the public. We also need to ensure that we embody the Batho Pele principles. Putting people first. It is through such an approach that we can have a state that places people and their needs at the centre.
Yet, the achievement of such a state is undermined by weak implementation. Poor coordination and alignment between departments and lack of effective oversight has meant that policies and programmes have not had the necessary impact on people's lives.
That is why this administration has prioritised the task of building a capable state.
Much of this work happens behind the scenes, ensuring that policies are aligned, processes are streamlined, technology is effectively deployed, budgets are adhered to and programmes are properly monitored and evaluated.
A capable state starts with the people who work in it. Officials and managers must possess the right financial and technical skills and other expertise. We are committed to end the practice of poorly qualified individuals being parachuted into positions of authority through political patronage. There should be consequences for all those in the public service who do not do their work.
Through the ongoing and focused training of civil servants, the National School of Government will be playing a greater role in providing guidance for career development.
A capable state also means that state owned enterprises need to fulfil their mandates effectively and add value to the economy. State companies that cannot deliver services – such as Eskom during load-shedding – or that require continual bailouts – such as SAA – diminish the capacity of the state. That is why a major focus of our work this year is to restore our SOEs to health. We will do this by appointing experienced and qualified boards and managers. We will be clarifying their mandates, and give them scope to execute those mandates.
One of the most important innovations of this administration is the introduction of the district-based delivery model. This way of working is a departure from the top-down approach to the provision of services and will ensure that no district in our country is left behind. It is a break from the 'silo' approach, where different parts of government operate separately from each other.
This aims to produce a single, integrated district plan in line with the vision of: 'One District, One Plan, One Budget, One Approach'. It will give us a clearer line of sight of what needs to be done, where, how and with what resources. By pooling resources, by focusing on projects that directly respond to community needs, and by setting delivery targets on a district-by-district basis, we will be able to better meet our people's needs.
Through the proper execution of the district development model, we will be able to know which police station needs vehicles, which rural clinic has run out of medicine, which businesses are struggling to obtain water use licenses, and respond in a targeted manner. District-based development is the basis for growing and sustaining a competitive economy.
Although we face great challenges, we do not have a dysfunctional state.
None of this will happen overnight. Much of the work will not be immediately apparent. But as we make progress, people will notice that government does things faster. Already, for example, we have drastically reduced the time it takes to get a passport or receive a water licence. As we continue to improve, people will notice less interruption of services, more roads are being built, infrastructure is better maintained, more businesses are opening up and more jobs are being created. Those who follow such things, will notice that government audit outcomes are improving, money is being better used and properly accounted for.
For this work to be successful, citizens need to get involved. We must all participate in school governing bodies, ward committees and community policing forums. It is on citizens that government will rely to advise us on the standards of public services in communities. It is on you that we depend to hold those who are failing you to account.
Where government needs help, we should be prepared to draw on the skills, expertise and resources of the private sector and civil society. If we all work together to build a more capable and developmental state, we will be that much closer to realising the South Africa that we all want.


Winter Tangerine's Fall Workshops Celebration + Reading!
Come hear the students of Winter Tangerine's first Fall & Winter NYC Workshops read from their work! Join us & revel in this magic.
Winter Tangerine's Summer Workshops Final Summer Reading!
Come hear the students of Winter Tangerine's final Summer NYC Workshops! Join us & revel in this magic.
Winter Tangerine's Summer Workshops Early August Final Reading!
Come hear the students of Winter Tangerine's second Summer NYC Workshops tomorrow night! Join us & revel in this magic.
Come out to the Poets House on the 29th and listen to the gorgeous work of seven fantastic poets from Winter Tangerine!
We'll be featuring Mahogany Browne, Michael Bazzett, Adam Falkner, Diamond Sharp, Lucy Wainger, Shira Erlichman, Grey Vild, and Julian Randall!
Cover is $9 to help offset rental costs. Close out the first month of 2016 with poetry, cookies, guacamole, and the sunset!
Winter Tangerine is excited to present "Sisters in the Army of Almost", a reading featuring contributors from our online spotlights, Fragments of Persephone, Shedding Skins, and our fourth published volume. Readers will perform pieces that explore the relationship between mythical, accepted conceptions of femininity and the reality of womanhood, among other work. This event is part of Winter Tangerine's "Poets in America" series, a series of fundraisers for the relaunch of Winter Tangerine.
Winter Tangerine Review is celebrating our two year anniversary, and we want you to join us! Come to our anniversary reading + fundraiser at the NYC Poets House (10 River Terrace, New York, NY), featuring writers Kesi Augustine, t'ai ford, Loisa Fenichell, Gabriella Gonzales, Darrel Holnes, Hanif Abdurraqib, Lucy Wainger, Cortney Charleston.
In the past two years, WTR has done a lot - we've published over 150 writers and artists in three volumes (with a fourth debuting very soon!), we've established our seasonal internship program, held three writing workshops (all free of charge!), and created the Spotlight Series (a quarterly feature on issues that matter - so far, we've worked on features that explore what it means to be black in America, the magic of drafting in poetry, the absurdity of celebrity culture, and the fragility and strength of home). We've published work we are proud of. We've created a magazine we are proud of. We've begun to create a real platform to amplify voices that deserve to be heard.
It's that time of the year though to ask for your support. We're fundraising once again so we can continue to keep WTR going for another year - we're so excited for the next year (chapbooks! contests! contributor payments!) and need help guaranteeing our financial stability. WTR is an independent publication run entirely on donations, Tip Jar submissions and volumes sales. By supporting WTR, you're supporting the voices of some of today's most innovative, daring, and talented artists.
All funds from the night go towards our publications, our contributors, our audience, (especially you). Come out for poetry and prose and pretty faces and big smiles. Help keep WTR going for another year!
$10 cover; we will be selling the last few print volumes of Volume One at the event for the (fairly expensive but hey it's a fundraiser) price of $30.
If you cannot attend but would still like to help, you can donate here!
Winter Tangerine Review is a literary journal dedicated to the electric. To the salt. The sugar. We want bitter honey, expired sweets. We want catalysts. We want raw, aggressive, violently soft. We want the pieces that leave sawdust in your mouth, the pieces that disintegrate your enamel, that strike matches against your palm. We don't care who you are, where you're from, or how you got to us; we want artistry, we want emotions, and we want work that moves.
Winter Tangerine Review will be holding a poetry reading at the Poets House as part of our Poets in NYC Summer Reading Series!
The event will feature Denver Butson, Cheyenne Varner, Esther Yun, Emily Zhang and Jay Laureta!
There will be amazing poetry, hummus, guacamole, cookies, and a killer view of the Hudson River. The event will be at the NYC Poets House (10 River Terrace New York, NY, 10282) on August 2nd from 6:30PM-8:30PM.
Cover is $9 and goes towards rental fees + refreshments. We greatly appreciate your support.
We will have copies of Volume One and Two available at the event.
Come to the NYC Poetry Festival and see Gabriella Gonzales, Jeanann Verlee, Rachel Calnek-Sugin and Victoria White read their incredible work at New York City's largest celebration of poetry! Winter Tangerine Review will be holding a reading at The White Horse Stage at 12:10, and we really hope to see you there!
The New York City Poetry Festival showcases all of the different formats, aesthetics, and personalities of New York City reading series, small presses, and collectives, in one place at one time. This free festival intends to create branches between disparate poetry communities, and other artists and artisans, by bringing poetry out of the dark bars and universities and by placing it in the sun.
If you RSVP by email, you'll be entered into a giveaway for Volume One and Two, and two of our staff's favorite books! RSVP atwintertangerine.com/rsvp/ today!
To kick off summer, Winter Tangerine Review will be holding a poetry reading at the Poets House as part of our Poets in NYC Summer Reading Series!
The event will feature Sojourner Ahebee, Shinji Moon, Alexa Derman, Jackson Trice, Gabriel Cabera, Hanel Baveja,, Melissa Cundieff-Pexa, Rebecca Kerr and Sarah LeWarn.
There will be amazing poetry, hummus, guacamole, cookies, and a killer view of the Hudson River. The event will be at the NYC Poets House (10 River Terrace New York, NY, 10282) on June 7th from 6:30PM-8:30PM.
Cover is $9 and goes towards rental fees + refreshments. Scholastic medalists come in free with medal. We greatly appreciate your support.
We will have copies of Volume One and Two available at the event, and there will opportunities to have your copy signed by the poets who wrote the pieces in them.
Winter Tangerine Review is celebrating is one year anniversary, and we want you to join us! Come to our anniversary reading + fundraiser, featuring writers Jeanann Verlee, Erin Mayer, Gabriella Gonzales, Sarah Gawricki & Kristian Macaron, and artists Vincent Fink, SuWan Kim, Kristina Thalin, Stephanie Gamarra & Tianjiao Wang!
We've jumped countless hurdles during our first year as a journal, but we haven't quite made it to the end of the race yet, and we need your help. We're in serious financial difficulty at the time and need your support to keep us alive! By supporting WTR, you're supporting the voices of some of the world's most innovative, daring, and talented artists.
All funds from the night go towards printing/publishing our volumes, as well as towards our (incredibly high) monthly expenses. The most important thing for us right now is to stay afloat-- without your help, we will not be able to.
$15 cover (free copy of WTR's first volume!); donate $20+ and receive V1+ a PDF of Volume 2; donate $40+ and receive V1, V2, and an exclusive sneak peak to Volume 3!
Poetry, prose, art and food! What more could you want? We will be filming the event for those of you unable to attend!
To RSVP, please click here! If you cannot attend but would still like to help, you can donate here!


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Researchers Raise Alarm About Eye Damage From Interstitial-Cystitis Drug
By staff
Oakland, CA—Although pentosan polysulfate sodium has been prescribed for decades for interstitial cystitis, new research is raising alarms about related ophthalmological issues.
A presentation at the American Academy of Ophthalmology's (AAO) annual meeting suggests the drug can be toxic to the retina. After an initial report last year that pentosan polysulfate sodium, marketed as Elmiron, might be associated with retinal damage, three ophthalmologists conducted a review of patients at Kaiser Permanente in Northern California, and presented their results at the AAO annual meeting in San Francisco.
More than 1 million people in the United States, mostly women, are estimated to have the condition. Elmiron is the only FDA-approved medication to treat interstitial cystitis, which affects more than a million patients in the U.S., most of them women.
Last year, Nieraj Jain, MD, of Emory Eye Center in Atlanta, reported that six patients who had been taking Elmiron for about 15 years had developed unusual changes in their macula, the central part of the retina responsible for delivering clear, crisp, central vison.
That led to the research by Robin A. Vora, MD, Amar P. Patel, MD, and Ronald Melles, MD, Kaiser Permanente ophthalmologists. They examined the health plan's population of 4.3 million patients, finding 140 patients who had taken an average of 5,000 pills each over the course of 15 years.
With 91 of the patients coming in for an exam, the researchers divided imaging into three categories: normal, possible abnormality, and definite abnormality. Clear signs of drug toxicity were identified in 22 of the patients. The study team also suggested that the rate of toxicity rose with the amount of drug consumed, from 11% of those taking 500 to 1,000 grams to 42% of those taking 1,500 grams or more.
Researchers also note that medication toxicity might be hard to identify because it could masquerade as other known retinal conditions, such as age-related macular degeneration or pattern dystrophy.
"It's unfortunate," Dr. Vora said. "You have a patient with a chronic condition like interstitial cystitis, for which there is no cure and no effective treatment. They get put on these medications because it's thought to have few side effects and few risks, and no one thinks about it again. And year after year, the number of pills they're taking goes up and up."
Researchers recommend patients on the drug be screened for retinal damage yearly, even if they don't show signs of retinal damage.
The study also advises that the damage mighty be mitigated by stopping the medication, but, in the late-stage, toxicity can be similar to late-stage dry atrophic age-related macular degeneration and result in permanent vision loss.
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Planners urged to oppose 370-homes plan before scheme determined by inspector
COUNCILLORS were being asked to oppose controversial plans to build up to 370 homes in open countryside in Thornbury ahead of a public inquiry into the scheme.
As previously reported in Thornbury Voice, house builders Bovis and members of the Fear family lodged an appeal to get a decision taken on the proposal for fields off Gloucester Road on the north side of the town.
The outline scheme involves building across nearly 60 acres (24 hectares) of agricultural land stretching from Upper Morton to Crossways Lane at The Knapp, taking development further out of the town into the countryside towards Whitfield alongside the B4061.
The appeal was submitted against South Gloucestershire Council's non-determination of the application within an agreed period and a planning inspector will now hold an inquiry, expected to last for ten days, in September.
Thornbury Town Council, which is opposing the plan, had already warned about the length of time being taken to consider the application, saying an appeal through non-determination would be the worst possible outcome.
As Thornbury Voice went to press, members of South Gloucestershire Council's development control committee were meeting to decide how they would have determined the application had they been able.
In a report by officers to the committee, the recommendation was to oppose the scheme on a number of grounds, including development in open countryside, the unsustainable nature of the scheme and the harm it could cause to the hamlet of Upper Morton.
The report said: "By reason of its scale and siting, the proposed development would subsume the hamlet of Upper Morton, which is a non-designated heritage asset."
Officers were also concerned about the nearness of the site to that of the proposed Buckover garden village.
The report said: "The location of the site within close proximity to Buckover garden village, and its size, will have an effect that is so substantial that to grant permission for a housing scheme at this stage will undermine the plan making process and will predetermine decisions about the scale and location of development in Thornbury and at Buckover, which are central to the draft Joint Spatial Plan."
As well as objections from individuals, the town council, local pressure group TRAPP'D - Thornbury Residents Against Poorly Planned Development - and the Campaign to Protect Rural England, parish councillors in neighbouring Hill and Oldbury-on-Severn have raised fears about the risk of flooding downstream of Thornbury which could affect them.
Opposition from a number of sources has centred on increased traffic and road safety, as well as the pressure so many new homes already being built were putting on the town's GP surgeries, schools and sewerage systems.
But the appellants are expected to claim there would be no adverse effects arising from the development that would significantly or demonstrably outweigh the benefits of the scheme.


If you're trying to raise money to bring your project to the playa, read this. One of the most well-attended GLC sessions this weekend was the Fundraising Panel: Crowdsourced Fundraising for Art (and Other) Projects with Jess Hobbs, Co-Director of Flux Foundation and Amy Critchett, Executive Director of Illuminate the Arts. Your jaws have likely dropped at the sight of their projects. Last year's Zoa and 2010's Temple of Flux are just a few projects that Flux Foundation brought to Black Rock City. Illuminate the Arts' The Bay Lights, which is the world's largest LED light sculpture stretching the 1.8 mile length of the Bay Bridge, continues to awe San Franciscans and visitors alike.
Relationships are the most important currency: Amy emphasized that surrounding yourself with a good team, growing forward-facing relationships is key (see above statement from Illuminate the Arts Board Member Christina Harbridge). Being strategic and appropriate about leaning into those relationships for fundraising is also an important skill.
Having essential skills: Artists inspire us with their work, but don't always dazzle us with their fundraising skills. Besides being ballsy, direct, gregarious, organized and rejection-proof, a good development person must also understand and connect with the project's vision. In addition to the above traits, Will added that this person must have certain technical capabilities including event planning and social media skills and a deep understanding of the donor community for a project.
Don't forget to ask: Being transparent and vocal in communicating with potential donors is important, but so is asking for money. It's easy to talk about an amazing project, but many people are afraid to actually ask for support. Asking means being straight-forward and a little vulnerable. Check out Amanda Palmer's great TED talk, "The Art of Asking" for reference.
Timing timing timing: Asking too often, too seldom, too early or too late can lead to an embarrassing situation. Raise your hand if you've fundraised for a project which you already burned on the playa. You don't want to be that guy.
Crowdfunding is not a one-size fits all solution: Although many artists use Kickstarter, this crowdfunding platform doesn't work well for every project. The Bay Lights did not have a huge response from Kickstarter and Jess noted that nowadays the response is not as good as in previous years. Donor fatigue, especially in the Burner community, where seemingly everyone is connected to a project in need of money, can easily set in.
Event plan strategically: Experiences are a great way to grow peer to peer connection, but can also take a huge amount of resources to pull off successfully. Be mindful of your audience and strategic about your resources in organizing events, whether dinner parties, club parties or learning experiences, for specific supporters.
Partner with smart organizations: Not all support takes the form of donations. Consider partnering with groups, which can help pull in more supporters, for joint fundraisers or material donations. Amy added that being clear and careful about a partnership relationship is important. For example, a luxury car company wanted to give 3 million dollars for naming rights to The Bay Lights—something that was never on the table.
The Emotional Hook: Think creatively about how to engage people's attention and build an emotional connection between them and projects. The Gift of Light campaign is a great example. In order to fill the $2M gap in their fundraising goal, Illuminate the Arts is offering the opportunity to buy a light on the Bay Bridge for themselves or as a gift for a loved one—a creative way to raise funds and engage with potential donors.
Always thank your donors: Thanking your donors shows professionalism, encourages them to share your project with friends and maintain good relationships which you can activate in the future. If you are thanking your donors with stuff, consider low cost objects which will further your cause (i.e. remember to add your logo to that swag!). Experiential rewards are also effective in appealing to default world donors, who are unfamiliar with your kind of art: invite them to your workshop to meet the artists, give welding lessons. Will added that sensitivity regarding these rewards is important—rewarding donors with VIP access to your art car or exclusive "Burning Man" access to etc. is not cool.
I've asked all my friends for help, now what?: Panelists and attendees suggested checking out the Foundation Center, which manages a database on primarily US grantmakers, and Start Some Good, which is a crowdfunding platform specifically for social entrepreneurs and non-profits. Both resources can help you realize your fundraising goals.
I hope this recap helps you bring your project to the playa! If you have resources or advice to add on this topic, please share them on our Pathables network.


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Google's Think Quarterly carries a Futoshiki puzzle, titled "Long Flight Ahead".
It's a 9x9 rather than the traditional 5x5 and, thanks to some recent code improvements, my Futoshiki solver can handle it and save you plenty of time for wondering what the deal is with airline snacks and snooping on your flight neighbours.
Interestingly, someone sent me another copy of that puzzle with a mistake making it unsolvable. Thanks to some other improvements, it'll now tell you that a lot earlier.
My original implementation was, very consciously, tuned only to the point that it completed a backtracking search of 5x5 puzzles pretty much straight away. As I increased the size, I looked at how many possible solutions there were, assuming no rules. Starting with 1x1: 1, 2, 12, 576, 161280, 812851200... where's this headed? A quick trip to the On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences™ tells us that the next items are bigger still, and we're up to 5524751496156892842531225600 for a 9x9 Latin square.
Long story short, it's a bit cleverer now: it keeps track of which numbers are still possible, uses the rules to eliminate even more and shares references to collections rather than making repeated copies. One of the most effective changes was to always try to fill the cell with the fewest possibilities first of all. In one case, making sure to eliminate possibilities based on repeatedly applying the rules reduced the search space by a factor of a trillion.
Reading through Peter Norvig's Sudoku solver, and the Hacker News comments makes me realise how much faster this could get if I really wanted to prove a point. But, fast enough is fast enough for now.


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The drones technology aircrafts are operated all over the world for various purposes. Different recruitment companies have included them in their business after seeing their success. These companies are paying one hundred thousand dollars to the pilots flying drones and looking for more such pilots for employment.
The recruitment companies are looking for the pilots in advance as their demand is expected to rise. Some of the drone flying pilots have a good grasp of the technique of operating the unmanned machines. They are asking starting wages of $ 5000 per month. At the moment, they get paid $ 50 an hour aggregating to one hundred thousand dollars a year.
Al Palmer, Director of the Association For Unmanned Vehicle System and Unmanned Aircraft System, USA says that in coming ten years one hundred thousand drone pilots' jobs will be in the offing.
Facebook is getting down to expand its team to operate the drones. Similarly, Amazon is about to start its supply system through drones. Google in conjunction with Titan Aerospace is getting ready to operate solar-powered drones.
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In December 2013, the DHL parcel service subsidiary of Deutsche Post AG tested a "microdrones md4-1000" for delivery of medicine.
Google is way ahead of others and has bought over Titan Aerospace. It has applied to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for testing the drones, keeping the unmanned satellites in remote areas for proving internet service for areas like New Mexico. Google has requested FCC to keep the test details secretive as the system developed will help in tracking the oil spill or damage to the environment such as deforestation for farming or mining.
The unmanned flights are the talk of the Google Offices these days. The Company is also working hard on drone based delivery systems. The possibility of solar-powered drones is remaining in the air up to five years at time.
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Research: How mobile players find new games to play
We all know how important word-of-mouth discussion is for selling mobile games, but just how important is it? And how does it compare to traditional advertising and press coverage? The answers may surprise you.
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Discoverability has always been a major challenge on mobile platforms. With so many apps on the market, it can be tough to make your game stand out from the crowd. But what's the best way to do that? How are mobile game players finding games? According to research from analytics firm EEDAR (in data given exclusively to Gamasutra), players frequently discover games via word of mouth alone. The firm reports that word of mouth (including social networks) accounts for more than half of all mobile app discovery -- that's far more significant than it is in the HD game market, where word of mouth accounts for a mere 25 percent of discovery. Given how powerful word of mouth can be on mobile, developers should be doing everything in their power to ensure players are talking about their latest games. The real trick is getting the conversation started, and it seems the best way to break the ice is to appeal to your most loyal and enthusiastic fans. Looking at the mobile market at large, EEDAR reports that high-spending "whales" often serve as the catalyst for a strong word of mouth or viral discovery campaign. These are the players who are spending more than $25 per month on mobile games, and if your title can make them happy, these mobile game evangelists are almost certain to tell their friends. Of course, there are numerous other ways to help players discover your games, but the more traditional discoverability techniques just don't seem to be as effective on mobile as they are on other platforms. Paid advertising, for instance, currently accounts for 50 percent of discovery for HD games, though EEDAR says it's one of the least prominent discovery mechanisms on mobile platforms. The firm's consumer survey data suggests that traditional advertisements just don't have much influence on mobile, and companies looking to invest in these ads might want to think twice, as there's no guarantee that you'll attract enough players to justify the steep cost. Instead, mobile developers might be better off focusing most of their efforts on getting players excited and making them talk. Not only is it cheaper than paying for ads, it also allows developers to focus their resources on doing what they do best – making good games. [Image credit: EEDAR]


Contradictory reports are coming out of Tanzania about the proposed road across the Serengeti to link Arusha in the north with towns on Lake Victoria. The proposed road would link Arusha and Musoma on the lake, which are at present only connected by a road through Kenya.
The assistant minister of natural resources pointed out in an interview on 11 July to the French news agency AFP that so far only an environmental impact report on the feasibility of the road has been commissioned, but that no final decisions have been made.
The following day the minister of tourism told The East African newspaper that the road is still on course, explaining that it will go ahead because it was a major election pledge to voters on Lake Victoria in 2005.
This year is also an election year in Tanzania for parliament and the presidency.


Auckland Executive Club "Building Value Communities"
It is possible to give up 'good' and to generate 'great'. To let go of what is merely 'working' in life, for what ultimately is your best and to master your world.
Alan Froggatt of Genratec, as featured in the New Zealand Herald, is July's expert speaker, talking to you about 'Building Value Communities'. Knowing and understanding that building value communities will come about through responsibility and leadership is vital to the success of business, professional & personal life. This is not the 'out in front' version of leadership that we are most familiar with. Most people have no idea about real leadership. They are too busy with the cliqued versions such as people who market themselves as leaders or achieve some sporting status. These individual focused pursuits are not what we will discuss at July's get together, but something far greater, more fundamental to the success of each individual, responsible leadership through Building Value Communities.
Mastery is key to leadership, it is that exceptional (and achievable) level at which we awaken dormant talents and generate capacities to evolve to completely new realms. In shifting the fabric of our world, Alan together with his organisation Genratec, aims to create a groundswell of extraordinary individuals who cause a powerful and positive effect in society. For as Theodore Roethke puts it: "What we need is more people who specialise in the impossible".
Alan Froggatt is the founding author of the Genratec methodology and technology. Alan focuses his significant formal qualifications and skills; Integrative Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Integrative Gestalt and Transpersonal Psychodynamics, (qualifying at the time as New Zealand's youngest at 26). He has formidable clinical and private practice experience and successful business application accumulated over the last 23 years, bringing these together into a proprietary blend of methodology and processes. His clients number among the 'whose-who' within leading companies within New Zealand & Australia. He has come to be known as a leader of coaching and leadership, straight speaking and genuine about his commitment to human excellence.
His growing passion for realising human potential fuels Genratec's commitment to a new era in professional coaching. Alan is a New Zealander who travels extensively lecturing on personal and professional development and is described as an enigmatic force on the coaching podium.


Whether you want to mask unwanted noises or just give yourself a more relaxing and comfortable environment to sleep in, this white noise machine from Zennox is here to help with that. This clever machine has 28 soothing sounds to choose from. The foetal sounds are perfect for babies under six months as they help them to feel like they are in the womb; or choose from forest, brook, or thunder sounds. Alternatively, you can also pick from 12 different fan sounds or 12 different white noises.
The white noise machine is great if you share a house with a noisy snorer, or for studying, relaxing whilst you practice yoga or if you just want to unwind. With it being compact and portable it is great for travelling.
The noise machine has a built-in timer so that you can set it to automatically switch off after 15, 30, 60 or 90 minutes of use. The timer is great for use at night, allowing you to use the noise machine for your chosen amount of time, knowing that it will turn off and leave you sleep peacefully.
It's easy to use with its one-touch operation for most sounds and a simple dial to turn the volume up or down. This clever and portable white noise machine is sure to help you relax and unwind and even send you off to sleep.


This book analyzes the conflict between two rising powers - direct democracy and the courts. Many voter-approved initiatives are challenged in court after the election and many are invalidated. The resulting conflict between the people and the courts threatens to produce a popular backlash against judges and raises profound questions about the proper scope of popular sovereignty and judicial power in a constitutional system.
Explores the legal right to equality in the United States based on the United States Constitution, covering such topics as race and gender equality, slavery, and segregation.
Recently, there has been a high level of conflict in American politics. Massive disagreements over government policies have pitted one group of Americans against another. This book explores how and why this style of politics developed and argues that fundamental disagreements between Americans have always been at the root of its politics.
Driven by the growing reality of international terrorism, the threats to civil liberties and individual rights in America are greater today than at any time since the McCarthy era in the 1950s. At this critical time when individual freedoms are being weighed against the need for increased security, this exhaustive three-volume set provides the most detailed coverage of contemporary and historical issues relating to basic rights covered in the United States Constitution. The Encyclopedia of Civil Liberties in America examines the history and hotly contested debates surrounding the concept and practice of civil liberties. It provides detailed history of court cases, events, Constitutional amendments and rights, personalities, and themes that have had an impact on our freedoms in America. The Encyclopedia appraises the state of civil liberties in America today, and examines growing concerns over the limiting of personal freedoms for the common good. Complete with selected relevant documents and a chronology of civil liberties developments, and arranged in A-Z format with multiple indexes for quick reference, The Encyclopedia of Civil Liberties in America includes in-depth coverage of: freedom of speech, religion, press, and assembly, as outlined in the first amendment; protection against unreasonable search and seizure, as outlined in the fourth amendment; criminal due process rights, as outlined in the fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth amendments; property rights, economic liberties, and other rights found within the text of the United States Constitution; Supreme Court justices, presidents, and other personalities, focusing specifically on their contributions to or effect on civil liberties; concepts, themes, and events related to civil liberties, both practical and theoretical; court cases and their impact on civil liberties.
A comprehensive and accessible compendium of information on civil rights and liberties in the United States.
The New American Democracy, Fifth Edition, emphasizes the centrality of elections in American politics today-and examines our country's evolution from a pluralist democracy to a more populist one-helping you understand how both have profoundly changed the way our political system operates. New to the Fifth Edition. Complete up-to-date coverage and analysis of the following topics: Historic 2006 congressional campaigns and elections, Concerns about terrorism and the governmental steps to combat it, Complexities of immigration-legal and illegal, Latest developments in the area of campaign finance, Civil rights of Latinos, Asian Americans, and gays and lesbians.
This Encyclopedia on American history and law is the first devoted to examining the issues of civil liberties and their relevance to major current events while providing a historical context and a philosophical discussion of the evolution of civil liberties. Coverage includes the traditional civil liberties: freedom of speech, press, religion, assembly, and petition. In addition, it also covers concerns such as privacy, the rights of the accused, and national security. Alphabetically organized for ease of access, the articles range in length from 250 words for a brief biography to 5,000 words for in-depth analyses. Entries are organized around the following themes: organizations and government bodies legislation and legislative action, statutes, and acts historical overviews biographies cases themes, issues, concepts, and events. The Encyclopedia of American Civil Liberties is an essential reference for students and researchers as well as for the general reader to help better understand the world we live in today.
Argues that the American Civil Liberties Union helped shape mainstream American ideas of freedom rather than undermine them.


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Placida is the brand name of a drug that combines flupenthixol and melitracen. It is intended to be used as an antidepressant but is banned in some countries, including the United States, due to safety concerns. It is also sold under the brand names Deanxit, Franxit and Restfull. The brand Placida is manufactured and sold by the company Mankind Pharma Limited, New Delhi, India.
The combination of flupenthixol and melitracen was developed to treat various forms of depression, bipolar illness, resistant migraines, and certain gastrointestinal conditions. The combination of the two drugs has the potential to cause serious neurological side effects. Common side effects of the combination include increased heart rate, fatigue, difficulty sleeping and gastrointestinal upset. The combination drug is habit-forming and can cause severe withdrawal symptoms if stopped suddenly.
Flupenthixol is used in some countries to treat schizophrenia. It is given as an intramuscular injection for this purpose. It is known to affect fertility and to cause health problems in babies born to mothers who have taken flupenthixol during pregnancy. It can also cause uncontrollable movements of mouth, jaw, arms and legs, a condition called tardive dyskinesia.
Melitracen is a tricyclic antidepressant that is used in Japan and some European countries to treat depression and anxiety. It has never been thoroughly tested for safety.
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Billionaire Chase Coleman's Top Picks: Apple Inc, LinkedIn, Yandex
Published on August 16, 2012 at 10:52 pm by Brian Tracz in Hedge Funds
Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL), Linkedin Corporation (NYSE:LNKD), and Yandex (NASDAQ:YNDX) are among billionaire Chase Coleman's top holdings. Only in his mid-30s, billionaire Chase Coleman, manager of Tiger Global Management, boasted the best returns among hedge fund managers for 2011, with a total return of 45 percent. A Tiger Cub, Coleman owes a measure of his investment prowess to hedge fund legend Julian Robertson, founder of Tiger Management. Coleman's portfolio is heavily weighted in technology.
On August 14, the fund filed its 13F, disclosing its holdings as of the end of the second quarter. In all, the portfolio's leading positions from the first quarter were further strengthened, though there are a few intrigues.
To begin, Coleman and his team increased the fund's stake in Linkedin Corporation (NYSE:LNKD) to 3.3 million shares. The professional networking website has 170 million members around the world and had its IPO in May 2011. Over 35 percent of the company's revenue comes from outside the United States. As with any website, the company needs to engage its members—mostly comparatively wealthy professionals looking to network or find work—on all platforms, including tablets and smartphones. This has been increasingly difficult as ad revenue has been "squeezed off the screen" of many mobile devices.
That said, the company receives about 23 percent of its unique visitors through mobile platforms. Additionally, Linkedin Corporation (NYSE:LNKD) derives over 50 percent of its revenue from its hiring and recruitment services segment. This could prove to be a more stable business for the website. As we noted in a previous post, the company's valuation suggests big-time growth, with shares trading at 84 times forward earnings. Though the company is known to blow analyst estimates out of the water, Tiger Global decided to liquidate 1.6 million shares in mid-June and late-July. The fund still owns roughly 3.3 percent of the company.
Tiger Global Management's most valuable holding has become Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL), displacing Yandex NV (NASDAQ:YNDX). Now the fund's second-largest holding, Yandex is the largest search engine and content aggregator in Russia, responsible for 63 percent of all internet searches performed in Russia in 2011. Tiger Global cut its share count in Yandex NV by 20 percent since the first quarter. Coleman strengthened the fund's bullish position in Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL), holding 1.4 million shares in the company and another 830,000 call options as shares again creep toward their historical high.
At spots number three and four in the portfolio are Priceline.com Inc (NASDAQ:PCLN) and Google Inc (NASDAQ:GOOG), respectively. The Priceline.com story is not a happy one: Tiger Global increased its holdings to 868,000 from 785,000 in the first quarter, only to see shares plummet August 8 by about 15 percent. Over all, though, the fund has still made quite a chunk of change year-to-date on Priceline, which has returned 20 percent in that period.
The fund has upped its holdings in both Visa Inc (NYSE:V) and Mastercard (NYSE:MA) as well, which both remain in the top ten holdings for the company. Both companies' stocks steadily climbed over the past two years, and both had IPOs in the mid-2000s. Financial data processing is likely to see secular upward trend as payments at points-of-purchase, both online and in store, become less reliant on checks and cash. Of course, Coleman also ought to hope for a sunny economic climate since less consumer spending will negatively affect these companies.
Another foreign tech company like Yandex, Baidu.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:BIDU) is a major search provider in China. Tiger Global increased its holdings to 1.4 million shares from 870,000 in the first quarter. This is a rather popular company among investors, and S&P equity analyst Scott Kessler notes that the company is a "unique combination of growth and value." Serving a growing Chinese user base, Baidu.com, Inc. already has the requisite market share to take advantage of growth in the country; at the end of the 2011, it had 488,000 online marketing customers.
Leaving the Tiger Global top ten was Live Nation Entertainment, Inc. (NYSE:LYV). Tiger Global holds 38 percent fewer shares of the company, which is a leading producer of live concerts around the world.
Tiger Global is an interesting fund to watch for techie investors, particularly given the success of the broader tech sector and Coleman's portfolio. Coleman is known for creating value in the pre-IPO stages of many companies and for shorting particularly well—skills that made him a star tech analyst at Julian Robertson's firm for three years.
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While the results are mixed, credit must be given for their imaginative rethinking of the material.
A little too 'opened-up' for its own good, but worth seeing for Hoch's nervy characterizations.
Hoch, for the most part, is able to pull it off and supply a frequent number of laughs.
Hoch ... is a gifted performer who uses his mastery of rap rhythms to invest his characters with remarkable energy and definition.
Explores race issues without insulting your intelligence.
This guy's a headache -- but when he's bagging on Jerry Seinfeld it's hard not to bust a smirk.
Hoch's considerable skill speaks to an extraordinary empathy and a willingness to understand where even the toughest customer is coming from.
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See all of our recommended new releases as well as our entire new release section. See previous lists of notable new releases: 8/31/10, 9/14/10, 9/28/10, 10/12/10, 10/26/10, 11/9/10, 11/16/10, 11/30/10, 12/14/10, 1/11/11, 1/25/11, 2/8/11, 2/22/11, 3/8/11, 3/22/11, 4/5/11, 4/19/11, 5/3/11, 5/24/11, 6/7/11, 6/21/11, 7/5/11, 7/19/11, 8/2/11.
A fine Telemann collection – lively, energetic, nimble, clearly articulated, the warm, vibrant, complementary timbres of the period strings, winds, and harpsichord ideally captured in a fairly close-up church acoustic.
Stephen Hough has a unique affinity for the music of Chopin, which has always been a central part of his repertoire, with his earlier Chopin recordings for Hyperion garnering huge critical acclaim.
Gergiev and the Vienna Philharmonic light up another Schönbrunn summer night.
And here is the DVD of Valery Gergiev leading the Vienna Philharmonic's open-air concert in the gardens of the palace of Schönbrunn at the Summer Night Concert.
Both Rupert Lock and Matthew Rickard are fully on top of and responsive to this music and their performances are not only skillful and very musical but also full of commitment.
Ramin Bahrami plays Bach keyboard concertos on the modern piano. Though Bach never heard that instrument and there are excellent harpsichord recordings, Bahrami and the Gewandhaus Orchestra under Ricardo Chailly are lean and lithe.
The startling Prophetiae Sibyllarum by Orlando de Lassus, with its mysterious atmosphere and jaw-dropping chromatic modulations has impressed listeners lucky enough to hear it for centuries. Here is an acclaimed new performance by the Brabant Ensemble.
Had Louis XVI paid some attention to the new songs, well before the Taking of the Bastille, he would have understood that his government was faltering and that "the good French people" were no longer only singing romances, drinking songs and village dance music.
Feltsman's virtuosity and complete immersion in the idiom are things of wonder; it must have helped that he had an equally passionate and virtuosic pianist in Pletnev as conductor.
The splendid Utrecht String Quartet continue their series devoted to the rarely heard but appealing string quartets of Alexander Glazunov with the Quartet No. 6 and Glazunov's Five Novelettes.
Intriguing piano music by British composers you may not have heard including Laurence Crane, Richard Emsley, Michael Finnissy and Howard Skempton. Performed by Steffen Schleiermacher, who became internationally known through his recordings of works by Erik Satie, John Cage and more.
One of Verdi's most intriguing masterpieces, this performance distinctly captures the opera's unique, tragic grandeur.
Robert Merrill, Roberta Peters and Richard Tucker – three American singers whose remarkable and enduring careers are inseparable from the history of the Metropolitan Opera are reunited in this gripping performance of Rigoletto.
The Magic Flute has delighted audiences of all ages for centuries. Julie Taymor's dazzling English-language production brings one of Mozart's greatest works to life as never before.
Many orchestral delights! Ron Goodwin gets off to a flying start with Jet Journey followed briskly by Gérard Calvi's Courses de Toros. Cedric Dumont piles on acres of luscious romance followed by Woolf Phillips in a Parisian Mode. Leroy Anderson evokes a ghostly march in The Phantom Regiment and much more. An imaginative pops concert!
Both the exciting Guitar Quintet No. 4 known as "Fandango" (with percussion!) and the vivid Quintet known as "Musica Notturna di Madrid" by Luigi Boccherini are here, plus two additional quintets performed by the Cuarteto Casals with guitarist Carles Trepat.
After an impressive cycle of the sonatas by Soler, harpsichordist Gilbert Rowland now offers a double-disc set of Handel suites. The instrument has a lovely upper manual, with a sweet, nasal twang. Rowland's repeat sections are filled with characteristically crackling ornaments played on this upper manual and the effect is appealingly intimate.
Georg Kulenkampff was one of the most beloved German violin virtuosos of the first half of the twentieth century, a friend of Hindemith and Solti and a teacher to many younger stars of the violin. Among his more important recordings from this era is the Max Bruch violin concerto.
This rare historic recording offers top names. The great Jacques Thibaud is accompanied by none other than Alfred Cortot, and in the Faure Piano Quartet, a chance to hear pianist Marguerite Long, who premiered Ravel's Le Tombeau de Couperin and Piano Concerto, plus legendary cellist Pierre Fournier.
A new recording of the cello music of Zoltan Kodály performed by the noted Russian cellist Karine Georgian. The album features Kodály's impressive Sonata for Solo Cello.
The poetry and grandeur of his playing has placed Paul Lewis among the great pianists. This collection is drawn from three of his releases and features works by Beethoven, Schubert and Liszt.
This hybrid Super Audio disc features fine performances of the spectacular Pines of Rome and the delicately lyrical Trittico Botticelliano by Respighi as well as the composer's rarely heard orchestrations of three Bach Chorale Preludes.
These important works could not be in more talented hands than those of The Gaudier Ensemble, who effervesce outstanding playing throughout. A disc to be relished with the CD player firmly on 'continuous play'!
The Austrian mezzo-soprano, Hermine Haselböck, winner of the Vienna Musikverein's Alexander Zemlinsky Prize, sings three of Gustav Mahler's great song cycles, accompanied by pianist Russell Ryan.
Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Melinda Wagner has composed a highly regarded catalog of chamber and orchestral music that suggests what the painter Henri Rousseau might have created had he written music — the bright, deep colors; the sense of fantasy that is both explicit and somewhat mysterious.
Volume 3 of a series devoted to the compelling music of the German-born, American composer, Ursula Mamlok. Schoenberg is among her influences yet she adds: "My music is colorful, with the background of tonality, tonal centers." Featuring soprano Phyllis Bryn-Julson and oboist Heinz Holliger.
Bach composed almost two hundred chorale preludes but they have rarely been interpreted on viola and piano. Violist Hariolf Schlichtig and pianist Yumi Sekiya perform some of these familiar works as well as the three gamba sonatas.
Pianist Avis Romm brings you serene works for the piano drawn from the hallmarks of the classical repertoire. Possibly one of the best relaxation albums around as the music is not just beautiful but thoughtful and captivating.
This superb Joan Sutherland collection, taken from two 1960 performances in London and Paris, is a sensational follow-up to Alto's earlier release of Art of the Prima Donna.
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A four day academic conference and training takes place at Madrid's Universidad Complutense on 'Artistic Creation as a Bridge between East and West', organised by two Spanish academic research groups on Asia. Event in Spanish.
The Grupo de Investigación Arte de Asia (GIA) and Grupo de Investigación Asia y el Grupo de Investigación: Japón y España (GIAA) organise the event in the Faculty of Geography and History, UCM. It involves specialists and researchers from Spain, Japan and the Netherlands, covering museums, music, film, architecture, contemporary art and other cultural themes.


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Kerala: the body of the tribe member tied to the pole and carried on the shoulders, the rights panel looks for a report
KOCHI: () requested a report from the state government on the incident in which people in the eastern part were forced to transport a man's body about 3 km on foot for autopsy in the hospital due to lack of suitable roads for settlement.
The commission recorded a case of suo moto based on news reports about the incident. The president of KSHRC, Judge Antony Dominic, ordered the chief secretary of state and the Ernakulam collector to submit a report within three weeks. After receiving the report, the case will be considered during the session in Aluva.
The body of the tribe member, Soman (37), who allegedly committed suicide at his home in the Kunjippara tribal village in Ernakulam last week, had to be taken on foot by his fellow tribal after the police investigation. The members of the tribe had to carry the body on their shoulders after wrapping it on a mat and tying it to a bamboo pole to take it to the nearest road.
District police chief (Ernakulam Rural) K Karthick said police arrived in the village on foot after walking through the woods for miles.
"I asked about the incident. Electricity supply and road connectivity have not yet reached the Kunjippara tribal settlement that lies deep in the forests in Kuttampuzha. Although the investigation was completed, there was no way to bring the body in jeep. He was later carried on his shoulders and taken across a river and taken to a jeep that took him to the main road where the ambulance was waiting. The body was taken by ambulance to the Kothamangalam Taluk hospital for autopsy, "he said.
The district collector was not available for comment.
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Natural News and other members of the independent media have been warning about the dangers of glyphosate – the primary ingredient in Roundup, the world's most popular weed killer – for many years. Not so the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) or any other American governmental authority. In fact, while country after country banned glyphosate or limited its use, the United States government continued to insist that it was safe, as long as certain levels were not exceeded.
Back in 2014, the United States Geological Survey (USGS) funded a study to assess just how widespread glyphosate and its by-product aminomethylphosphonic (AMPA) were in the environment.
Even though the study's authors went to great lengths to insist that "glyphosate is no more than slightly toxic to birds, fish, and aquatic invertebrates; and exhibits relatively low oral and dermal acute toxicity to humans," it nonetheless admitted that both glyphosate and AMPA "occur widely in the environment."
The EPA and Monsanto, the company that produces Roundup, have a long and dishonorable history of collusion. For decades, the EPA was aware that glyphosate increased the risk of cancer, but for at least 35 years the agency protected Monsanto by continuing to hide the evidence.
Natural News previously reported:
Data has been released that Monsanto and the EPA knew that glyphosate causes cancer in mammals as early as 1981. In fact, studies conducted as early as the late 1970s documented cancer caused by glyphosate in lab animals, including, dogs, mice and rats. Monsanto, with the EPA's cooperation and complacency, intentionally and knowingly hid this information from investors, consumers and the public. …
Uncovered EPA memos and internal correspondence from the early 1980s show a very different story. The same studies that Monsanto misrepresented to state that Roundup was a safe product, in fact state that glyphosate causes irreversible damage to the kidneys as well as hyperplasia in rats.
Hyperplasia is the increase of healthy cells in tissue or organs, and typically represents a precancerous condition.
The independent media was ridiculed for its insistence that glyphosate was dangerous, with the mainstream media – reliant on Monsanto's advertising revenue – throwing its full weight behind the product and declaring it to be safe to animals and humans alike.
That all changed in 2015, when the World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) classified glyphosate as "probably carcinogenic [cancer-causing] to humans" after evaluating 1,000 studies which examined human exposure to glyphosate in the working environment – for example, farmers – as well as experimental studies which examined glyphosate's cancer risk.
The IARC is universally respected and free of conflicts of interest. Its findings are based on independent scientific studies and "rigorous criteria and procedures."
Suddenly, Americans sat up and took note of the dangers of glyphosate and the other chemical agents (adjuvants) which are added to it to increase its destructive power.
Hundreds of plaintiffs are taking Monsanto to court, claiming that exposure to glyphosate has caused them or their loved ones to develop cancer.
If only that 2014 USGS study that confirmed just how pervasive glyphosate was in the environment had taken it a step further and warned farmers and other people about its dangers.
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Most observed concentrations of glyphosate were well below existing health benchmarks and levels of concern for humans or wildlife, and none exceeded the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Maximum Contaminant Level or the Canadian short-term or long-term freshwater aquatic life standards.
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Violence makes women poor, and poverty in turn leads to increased vulnerability to violence. Therefore safety for survivors of domestic and sexual violence requires access to economic security. This workshop will explore ways in which domestic violence advocates and lawyers can expand their advocacy to address both the physical safety and economic needs of survivors. Through concrete examples and self-reflective questions, faculty will engage participants in ways to develop and practice multi-leveled Survivor-Centered Economic Advocacy: strengthening individual advocacy, enhancing organizational and community responses, and creating systems change. Participants should walk away from the training equipped with strategies to achieve survivor centered economic advocacy in their context.
Practice survivor centered economic advocacy through individual examples and apply to an organizational and community context.
Erika Sussman is the founder and executive director of the Center for Survivor Agency and Justice. During her tenure, CSAJ has launched the Consumer Rights for Domestic and Sexual Assault Survivors Initiative, the Safe Economic Security Atlas Project, the Legal Impact for Racial and Economic Equity of Survivors Project, and engaged in other work focused on survivor centered advocacy and economic security for survivors living at the margins.
Prior to her work with CSAJ, Ms. Sussman served as the senior attorney of the Legal Assistance Providers' Technical Outreach Project, a national project of the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence, which offered technical assistance to civil attorneys and advocates funded by the Office on Violence Against Women. For several years, Ms. Sussman served as an adjunct professor at Cornell Law School, where she taught a seminar course on Law and Violence Against Women. She also taught law students and litigated in Georgetown University Law Center's Domestic Violence Clinic. As a litigation associate at Swidler Berlin Sherreff Friedman, LLP, she provided pro bono representation to domestic violence survivors and co-counseled, with the ACLU, a class action lawsuit against the State of Maryland for the practice of racial profiling by law enforcement. Immediately following law school, she served as a Law Clerk to Justice Gregory Hobbs of the Colorado Supreme Court.
Ms. Sussman earned her J.D. from Cornell Law School and her LLM in advocacy from Georgetown University Law Center. She has published numerous articles and chapters and served as faculty for various academic and practitioner workshops related to violence against women, with a particular emphasis on survivor-centered advocacy and economic justice.
Sara Wee is the director of research and program development for CSAJ, supporting research, leading demonstration site work, and developing trainings to support program development and substantive expertise related to survivors' economic security.
Sara came to CSAJ with nearly ten years of experience in developing and managing domestic violence programs, grassroots violence prevention, and applied research and evaluation for collaborative, government, and community-based programs. She began her work in the field as a peer educator and violence prevention program coordinator for a rural, community based DV organization. She later turned her focus to government and systems' response to domestic violence while getting her Masters in Public Health from Columbia University.
Previous work includes: Work with the New York City Mayor's Office to Combat Domestic Violence conducting a community assessment and strategic planning; the Family Justice Center Alliance leading a health initiative to enhance wellness and advocacy for survivors; Research on bystander intervention and help-seeking in low-income community contexts; Community based and Academic teaching.


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As well as giving the key-note speech for this two-day seminar, hosted by the European People's Party, ACN arranged for four witnesses to take part in the event.
Bishop Mamza's diocese supplies food for 60,000 refugees in eastern Nigeria and gives shelter to 10,000 victims of terrorist aggression. He said: "Boko Haram is only looking for power.
The speakers highlighted the fact that religious persecution is generating unprecedented waves of migration and required strong political action to combat it.


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Ed Hardy: From art to infamy and back again
By Mo Alabi, Special to CNN
Updated 10:56 AM ET, Mon September 30, 2013
Photos: Ed Hardy, everywhere
Madonna, pictured here in April 2007, was rumored to partner with the Ed Hardy brand to create a clothing line of her own.
A New Orleans nightclub banned "anything seen on Jersey Shore." Pauly D, pictured here, and his cast members often wore Ed Hardy on the show.
An Ed Hardy spokeswoman said Britney Spears was hoping to collaborate on a children's clothing line. Spears was one of the celebs who popularized Audigier's early Von Dutch trucker hats.
Jon Gosselin was known to be a fan of the Ed Hardy line, and was spotted with Christian Audigier shortly after news broke of his alleged affair with Hailey Glassman.
Jessica Alba was seen shopping with now-husband Cash Warren at an Ed Hardy store while the two were dating in 2005.
British model and TV personality Katie Price wears Ed Hardy casually, and was even spotted riding horses while wearing an Ed Hardy bomber.
Mariah Carey sported an Ed Hardy hat in the music video for her 2005 single "Shake It Off"
Tara Reid was featured as a special guest at the opening of an Ed Hardy store in Gold Coast, Australia, in 2007.


Featured artist "Melanie Dame Withrow" is an accomplished artist from the greater St. Louis area whose work range from Pencil/Charcoal portraits to Abstract Figures and Kitschy Animals.
This Traveling Exhibit will be on display at the Depot Museum for just the month of November!
Come view the beauty, value, and uniqueness of Mingo National Wildlife Refuge amateur and professional photographers as part of their annual photography contest.
View with Guest artist Melanie Dame Withrow and also view the Native American Month Display and the Mingo Wildlife Photography Show while enjoying light refreshments.
Join the photographers for appetizers and be present for the awards reception.
Come celebrate Black History Month, presented by The Sikeston Daughters of the Sunset.
Open to all area high school art students, grades 9-12. Entries are to be original and must be matted or framed, and ready to hang (with a wire hanger) or be displayed. Maximum of 2 artistic pieces per student. Due to space limitations, we can accept no more than 15 pieces per school.
There is absolutely no charge or fee for student entries.
Join our talented young artists, family and friends during the 2nd Friday Downtown Gallery Walk.
The Sikeston Jr. High School 8th Grade Literature Class will be displaying their dioramas, art work, and digital displays featuring Holocaust Remembrance in honor of the International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
View and Visit with our Special Guest Artist, Lynn Lancaster, while enjoying light refreshments.
The show will feature the works of Sikeston Regional Artists 18 years and up.
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Visit with the artists of the Annual Regional Judged Art Show while enjoying light refreshments.