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/ November 22, 2021
/Paul craig roberts
The power of lies
by Paul Craig Roberts.
It is one of the ironies of history that the Lincoln Memorial is the sacred space of the Civil Rights Movement and the place where Martin Luther King delivered his speech: "I have a dream…". Lincoln did not believe that blacks were equal to whites. His plan to send black Americans back to Africa, and had he not been assassinated, the return of blacks to Africa would probably have been his post-war policy.
As Thomas Di Lorenzo and several independent historians (unlike court historians) have established, Lincoln did not invade the Confederacy for the purpose of freeing slaves. The Emancipation Proclamation did not take place until 1863, when opposition to the war grew in the North despite Lincoln's police-state measures to silence opponents and newspapers. The Emancipation Proclamation was a wartime measure taken by Lincoln through his powers as a warlord. It aimed to enlist emancipated slaves to make up for the losses of the Union army. It was also hoped that this proclamation would spark slave revolts in the South and prompt soldiers at the front to leave to protect their wives and children. The aim, therefore, was to hasten the defeat of the South before political opposition to Lincoln grew stronger in the North.
The Lincoln Memorial was built not because Lincoln "freed the slaves" but because he saved the Empire. Had Lincoln not been assassinated, as Savior of the Empire, he would have become Emperor for life.
As Professor Thomas Di Lorenzo writes: Lincoln spent his entire political career harnessing the powers of the state to the wealthy corporate elite (the 1% at the time), first in Illinois, and then in the North at large. , thanks to protectionist tariffs, parasitic corporations building roads, canals and railways, and a national bank controlled by politicians like him to finance the whole thing. »
Lincoln was the Empire's man. As soon as the South was conquered, ravaged and plundered, his team of war criminal generals, like Sherman and Sheridan, set about exterminating the Plains Indians, in one of the worst genocides in history. Even today, Israeli Zionists see Washington's extermination of the Plains Indians as a model for Israel's theft of Palestine.
The northern war of aggression was about tariffs and northern economic imperialism. The North was protectionist. The South was free-trader. The North wanted to finance its economic development by forcing the South to pay more for manufactured goods. The North enacted the Morrill Tariff which more than doubled customs duties to 32,6% and envisaged a future increase to 47%. This tariff diverted the profits the South derived from its agricultural exports into the coffers of industrialists and manufacturers in the North. The tariff was intended to redirect southern spending on British manufactured goods to more expensive ones produced in the North.
This is why the South left the Union, a right of self-determination enshrined in the constitution.
Lincoln's war aim was to save the Empire, not to abolish slavery. In his first Lincoln inauguration speech "made a concrete defense of slavery". His goal was to keep the South in the Empire despite the Morrill Tariff. As to slavery, Lincoln said: "I do not intend to interfere directly or indirectly with the institution of slavery in the States where it exists. I believe that I have no right to do so, nor do I have any inclination to do so. » This position, as Lincoln reminded his audience, was part of the 1860 program of the Republican Party. Lincoln also offered his support to further strengthen the Fugitive Slave Act which required the North to prosecute and deport fugitives, and he gave his support to the Corwin Amendment which had already been passed by the North in the House and Senate. , and which forbade federal interference with the institution of slavery. For Lincoln and his allies, the Empire was far more important than the slaves.
Di Lorenzo thus explains the deal that Lincoln offered to the South. However, just as empire was far more important to the North than slavery, so to the South the avoidance of high taxes on manufactured goods, in reality a tax on the agricultural profits of the South, was far more important than the guarantees offered by the North in favor of slavery.
If you want to free yourself from the indoctrination about the war of northern aggression, read the books of Di Lorenzo, « The real Lincoln », and « Lincoln without a mask ».
The so-called civil war was not one. In a civil war, both sides fight for control of the government. The South was not fighting to control the federal government. The South seceded and the North refused to let the South go.
The reason I write all of this is to illustrate how much history is falsified in the service of diaries. I'm totally in favor of civil rights and I participated in this movement when I was a student. What makes me uncomfortable is Lincoln's transformation from a tyrant who served the 1% and was willing to destroy everything for the sake of the Empire, into a civil rights hero. Who will be the next one ? Hitler? Stalin? Mao? George W. Bush? Barack Obama? John Yoo1 ? If Lincoln can be a civil rights hero, why not torturers? Those who kill women and children in Washington's wars can be turned into women's rights advocates and children's advocates. And they probably will be.
Such is the perverse and twisted world in which we live. Vladimir Putin, President of Russia, faces Washington's overthrow of Ukraine's legal government2, an ally of Russia and part of Russia for centuries, while it is Putin who is falsely accused of invading Ukraine. China is accused by Washington of violating human rights, while Washington has killed more civilians in the XNUMXst century than all other countries combined.
Throughout the West monstrous lies remain unchallenged. Lies are enshrined in history books, school curricula, political statements, movements and causes, and in historical memory.
America will struggle to survive the lies it lives in.
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There is nothing immutable and invariable except Truth, which is the expression of the laws of Nature.
When these laws are violated, there remains only the imagination of men which engenders error in manifold forms.
Mag (Nature) is the root of the word "Magic", which is the Science of Nature. "Magician" means Nature's scrutineer.
The teaching of the magicians rested on the power of their spirit which made them know the laws of Nature without wandering in one direction or the other. It was called "white magic". The magician or the priest who wants to imitate her falls immediately into the miracle (from the old French MIRAIL = mirror), by seeking to leave his nature to rise to that of the Woman; it goes beyond the bounds of human power. It's called "black magic". Then everything became absurd and incoherent.
To move away from Nature is to approach error.
The Truth is simple. It is the error that is complicated.
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Since YALDEBAOTH wanted to divert part of creation for his benefit and his own, he has only lied and even the Archangel LUCIFER (archangel of knowledge) believed in the project of the "god-devil" (he realized his mistake but it was done)
With the ANNUNAKI and their artificial star stuffed with metallic oxides which folded the space-time of a hundred solar systems and thus created insulating layers and consequently insulating layers in the bodies of the humanities (throat, heart, belly )
Everything that has been said about creation has been LIES. History is full of them to lead to a world GOVERNMENT (let's say world DICTATORY) in order to imprison the human SOULs in electronic circuits; WHAT HELL!
Do you believe that all NAME GLOBALISTS know the purpose of the project?
THEY only see the immediate benefits given to them (golden careers and "carnal benefits") so they obey. THIS IS the CONTRACT!
WE are truly living the world's biggest lie.
ONLY in France, why did you create a Scientific Council and a "Defence" Council? for a planned epidemic! WHO can take such creations seriously? Not those who revolt with "common sense" in Guadeloupe and elsewhere; Others in their fears do not see the global LIE.
Raoul of Caen
A diary of lies
1 target: End poverty in all its forms everywhere
Translation : Centralized banks, IMF, World Bank, Fed to control all finances
2 target: End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture
Translation : GM
The goal 3 : Ensuring healthy lives and promoting well-being for all at all ages
Translation : Mass vaccination, Codex Alimentarius
4 target: Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all
Translation : UN propaganda, brainwashing through compulsory education from cradle to grave
Goal 5 : Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls
Translation : Control of the population by forced "Family Planning"
Goal 6 : Ensuring the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all
Translation : Privatize all water sources
Goal 7 : Ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all
Translation : Smart grid with smart meters on everything, peak pricing
Goal 8 : Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all
Translation : TPP, free trade zones that favor the interests of mega-corporations
Goal 9 : Building resilient infrastructure, promoting inclusive and sustainable industrialization and fostering innovation
Translation : Toll roads, push public transport, remove free rides, environmental restrictions
Goal 10 : Reducing inequalities within and between countries
Translation : Even more regional government bureaucracy
Goal 11: Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable
Translation : Big Brother Big Data Monitoring Status
12 target: Ensuring sustainable consumption and production patterns
Translation : Forced austerity
13 target: Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts*
Translation : Cap and Trade, carbon taxes/credits, carbon footprint taxes
14 target: Conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development
Translation : Environmental restrictions, control of all oceans, including ocean floor mining rights
Goal 15 : Protect, restore and promote the sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems, sustainably manage forests, combat desertification, and halt and reverse land degradation and halt biodiversity loss
Translation : More environmental restrictions, more control of resources and mining rights
Goal 16 : Promoting peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, providing access to justice for all and building effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels
Translation : No more UN 'peacekeeping' missions
17 target: Strengthen the means of implementation and reinvigorate the global partnership for sustainable development
Translation : Remove national sovereignty around the world
Well, yes…
And now what do we do?
If not, rewrite history once again?
Hack after hack,
at the stage where we are,
he would, now perhaps, be healthier
to return to reality without all its mythological tales and stories
(The Golden Legend, whatever, and the Quest for the Grail, whatever.)
I'm getting tired of all his documentaries and articles
on the Bay of Pigs and the Anunakis!
Even children can tell the difference
between their toys and reality!
Why must adults,
in a troubled world of identification,
are still taking the goose that lays the golden eggs
for cash?
Still fed up with his "commentary" decryptions
constantly explaining to us we live
in a fairy tale where the actors are all heroes
to fight the evil dragon!
Fantasy has limits, right?
Wanting to return to the cliché of childhood
trying to believe the stories we are told
it's doing what we all were
desiccated corpses stuck in a photo album.
The more time passes, the more the adults piss me off…!
Answer Zebulon
"explaining to us constantly that we live
to fight the evil dragon! »
If there are typos please excuse me:
A rant about revisionism on all sides!
What do we do? Apparently you only see what you want to see well yes, and see all the protests, it's starting to move around the world, and it's only the foam, of a vast movement of deep discontent, d a social situation*, degraded
Already take to the streets on Saturdays when possible, to say "fuck the global surveillance" it will already be good, good luck!
*Social in the sense of society
Answer Raoul of Caen
My dear Raoul de Caen, I've been there since the beginning!
And what I see there as what I hear there is in most cases a big rubbish due to general misinformation.
People do what they can to get out of economic and social situations where manufactured isolation buries them.
We all talk a lot as much as we are and apart from a few "drivers" looking for the bang for the bang with a big blow of y'en a mad and IFOKE, most are in the order of the reasonable and not at all radicalized d one way or another! Some are revisiting history from all sides at the moment: From the wokes to the extremes of all sides... And what I see is that all his attempts at more or less convoluted explanations only drown the real issues and divert everyone's attention!
it is not because we find explanations for everything that we have the solutions!
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A "monodrama" with music
Score played on both Western and Vietnamese instruments
1 hour 15 minutes, no intermission
To purchase tickets visit bam.org
My Lai
By Jonathan Berger and Harriet Scott Chessman; Directed by Mark DeChiazza and Rinde Eckert
Off Broadway, Opera
BAM Harvey Theater, 651 Fulton Street, Brooklyn
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Rinde Eckert in My Lai. Photo by Zoran Orlic.
BOTTOM LINE: A new, small-scale opera tells the story of one of the darkest days of the Vietnam War, and doesn't shy away from its complexities.
For Americans of a certain age, the name "My Lai" is instantly recognizable; for those too young to remember the war in Vietnam, no doubt the 18-hour documentary currently running on PBS will include testimony pertaining to the horrific events of March 16, 1968, in which U.S. soldiers killed hundreds of defenseless civilians. For both of these groups, there is the boundary-breaking opera playing this weekend at BAM; called simply My Lai, it is a beautiful, sorrowful work.
Based on the account of Warrant Officer Hugh Thompson, an American helicopter pilot who was on a reconnaissance mission when he saw the massacre from above, My Lai is a non-linear, fragmented piece, directed by Mark DeChiazza and multi-hyphenate artist Rinde Eckert. Eckert also plays Thompson: now an older man at the end of his life (he passed away in 2006), the pilot is still haunted by the events of that day, singing (in a tenor you have to hear to believe), "I am caught in this...I will always be in it, shouting at the captain. I'm still shouting." Thompson's emotions veer from anger to confusion and regret; though he managed to interrupt the killing and save some lives, he has never achieved closure, partly due to the fact that in the aftermath, the military attempted to brand him a traitor. The libretto, written by Harriet Scott Chessman, reflects Thompson's uneasy psyche: sometimes poetic, sometimes disjointed.
Composer Jonathan Berger has created a dissonant score with nary a hummable melody anywhere; Thompson's intervention in the massacre may have been heroic, but the dominant theme of this piece isn't heroism, but horror. This dark and beautiful music is performed by the Kronos Quartet, musicians who have collaborated with everyone from Philip Glass (naturally) to Elvis Costello, and Vân-Ánh Võ, who plays a number of traditional Vietnamese instruments. With Eastern sounds to one side of him and Western ones on the other, Eckert stands alone in the middle, the opera's sole vocalist (though the performance does include recorded voices and other sounds). The set is a simple hospital room—IV stand, metal chairs, side table—upon whose white privacy curtains images from the present and the past appear: the shadows of doctors, the windblown grass of a rice paddy, a billowing wall of fire.
My Lai is only about 75 minutes long, far shorter than what one generally expects of an opera; its creators could easily have taken a more straightforward approach, with multiple acts and a large cast, taking us from Vietnam to Washington, D.C. to the Louisiana hospital where Thompson ultimately died. Perhaps one day, someone will tell that version of this story. For now, we have this small but profound memory piece that insists that we confront the agony of war while simultaneously reminding us that evil can never fully be understood.
(My Lai plays at the BAM Harvey Theater, 651 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, through September 30, 2017. The running time is one hour and fifteen minutes with no intermission. Performances are Thursday through Saturday at 7:30. Tickets are $28-$55 and are available at bam.org.)
My Lai is by Jonathan Berger (music) and Harriet Scott Chessman (libretto), in collaboration with David Harrington and Vân-Ánh Võ. Directed by Mark DeChiazza and Rinde Eckert. Set Design is by Mark DeChiazza and Rinde Eckert. Video Projection Design is by Mark DeChiazza. Lighting Design is by Brian H. Scott.
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Barabás Arnold, születési és 1896-ig használt nevén Schwarcz Ábrahám (Sárospatak, 1873. április 13. – 1941 után) városi tiszti főorvos.

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Michael Monarch (born July 5, 1950) is an American guitarist.  He is best known for his work with the band Steppenwolf.

Monarch was born in Los Angeles. As the original lead guitarist with Steppenwolf (1967 through most of 1969), he played on all their hits, including "Born to Be Wild", "Magic Carpet Ride", and "Rock Me", while still a teenager. He also played on Janis Joplin's album I Got Dem Ol' Kozmic Blues Again Mama! and was a member of the Michael Des Barres-fronted band Detective. Monarch also worked with Roger Glover of Deep Purple, Andy Fraser of Free, Chris Hillman of The Byrds and others including many recording projects throughout the years.

Monarch performs with other 1960s and 1970s rockers in the supergroup World Classic Rockers and locally in Florida with the Peyton Monarch Band.

Discography
 Steppenwolf - Steppenwolf (1968, Dunhill) U.S. #6, U.K. #59, certified gold
 Steppenwolf - The Second (1968, Dunhill) U.S. #3, certified gold
 Steppenwolf - At Your Birthday Party (1969, Dunhill) U.S. #7, certified gold
 Janis Joplin - I Got Dem Ol' Kozmic Blues Again Mama! (1969, Columbia) U.S. #5, certified platinum — uncredited
 Hokus Pokus - Hokus Pokus (1972, Romar)
 Detective - Detective (1977, Swan Song)
 Detective - It Takes One to Know One (1977, Swan Song)
 Detective - Live from the Atlantic Studios (1978, Swan Song)
 Michael Monarch - It Feels So Real (2001, MSR)
 Michael Monarch - Guitar Bazaar (2001, MSR)
 Michael Monarch - The Other Side of the Tracks (2002, MSR)
 Michael Monarch - MM3 (2006, MSR)
 Peyton-Monarch - Lonesome Highway (2021,  MSR)

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What is the expenditure incurred for conducting 'Lok Sabha' Elections?
By Rakesh Dubbudu on January 16, 2019
Election expenditure is often cited as one of the reasons for holding simultaneous elections. But what kind of expenditure does the conduct of election entail? Here are the details.
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The Law Commission of India in its draft report on 'Simultaneous Elections' has cited reduction in election expenditure as one of the major reasons for supporting simultaneous elections. This view is also supported by those who are in favour of simultaneous elections. But what kind of expenditure do the conduct of elections entail? Here is a guide.
Who bears Election expenditure?
As per the guidelines of the Ministry of Law & Justice issued in October 1979, the entire expenditure on the actual conduct of elections to Lok Sabha is borne by the Government of India. In the case of elections to the State Assembly when they are held independently, the expenditure is borne by the respective State Government. If the elections to the Lok Sabha & State Assembly are held simultaneously, then the expenditure is shared equally between the Government of India & the State Government. The Election Commission of India (ECI) bears expenditure for honorarium to the observers deployed during elections. It also has to be noted that this is applicable only on the expenses incurred for the actual conduct of elections.
What all are covered under Election expenditure?
As per the guidelines, the following items are treated as expenditure incurred for the actual conduct of elections.
Setting up of the polling stations and making necessary arrangements at polling booths & counting centres
Payment of TA/DA etc., to polling personnel and counting staff
Making transport arrangements for carrying polling and counting staff to the polling and counting centres and for the movement of election material and ballot boxes
Making temporary telephone facilities and electrical fittings, etc. to the polling booths and counting centres
Purchase of election material like indelible ink, ammonia paper, etc., which are exclusively utilized for that particular election
Miscellaneous expenditure for the purpose of smooth conduct of polling and counting
Expenditure is also incurred on other items which are not treated as 'expenditure for the actual conduct of elections'. Hence, the expenditure on these items has to be borne equally by the state & central governments. These include things like expenditure on regular election establishment and preparation & revision of electoral rolls.
Certain kinds of expenditure are not allowed as per the rules and the central government does not provide any funds for these items. Things like construction of buildings, garages etc., purchase of cars & other items without the approval of central government and capital expenditure of any kind are now allowed.
How much did the various Lok Sabha elections cost?
The ECI has compiled provisional expenditure figures of the various Lok Sabha elections till data. The total expenditure was equal to or less than Rs 10 crore for each of first three general elections. The expenditure was less than Rs 100 crore until the 8th general election in 1984-85. The expenditure crossed Rs 500 crore for the first time during the 11th general election in 1996 and it crossed Rs 1000 crore during the 14th general election in 2004. The expenditure for the last general election in 2014 (Rs 3870 crore) was three times more than the expenditure incurred for the 15th general election in 2009. But this amount is a pittance compared to annual allocation for major schemes, expenditure incurred on salaries of central government employees etc. The average expenditure per voter was less than one rupee till the 6th general election in 1977. The average expenditure per voter crossed Rs 10 for the first time during the 11th general election in 1996. The average expenditure per voter was around Rs 15 during each of the general elections in 1999, 2004 & 2009. Average expenditure per voter was the highest ever, more than Rs 45, during the 16th general elections in 2014.
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Also, what defines luxury? Luxury is not in fanciness which is unwanted, luxury is not in feeling small, luxury is not in something so artificial that you can't breathe fresh air, luxury is not in the demand which notoriously asks you to pretend; but luxury is in an extension to the way of living which is so subtle, so normal yet a magnum opus in itself transforming your mood, yourself and everything in positivity where you feel important and cared, your truest personal self!
If you have visited Bangalore, you have known Leela Palace. Apart from its central location, what truly distinguishes it is its audacious presence as an infrastructure. Unlike any other, justifying its name, it truly reflects the grandeur of a palace and anyone crossing by it is captivated to live a day inside the secretive haven to luxury and everything premium.
Inspired by the Royal Palace of Mysore, the Leela Palace comes with its architecture reminding you about the 14th century Vijayanagar Empire and the associated glories. Ornate ceilings and arches with gold-leaf domes is what welcome you inside the hotel.
Of course, the 4 hours room service is something which has never been complained about; talk about food and an international restaurant serving 24 hours, a pan-Asian restaurant complimented by a library bar, and without thinking twice a restaurant serving north and south Indian dishes is a part of the food service. This luxury hotel in Namma Bengaluru is equipped with a forever loved outdoor pool and sun loungers.
A steam room and sauna, and a spa tub are the part of the feel-good arena where you can more than relax, submit yourself in the lap of luxury and comfort. The Leela Palace also has a courtyard,a lagoon and offers fitness equipment for the ones who are duly conscious about their health even when on the go. The health ESPA with a whopping 20,000-square-foot full-service is for spa and offers numerous body and facial treatments and massages along with western-style Ayurvedic treatment.
24 hours audio-visual equipment with the presence of technology support staffs is open inside the Business Centre. Of course, the secondary oxygen of today's world, wireless internet is a thing to not worry a (surcharge).For a surcharge roundtrips to railway station and airport is available for 24 hours which is a relief to everyone who is afraid of the monster called Bangalore traffic.
The sense of rejuvenation and relief is what a corporate traveler seeks in a city like Bangalore which acts as a powerful magnet attracting all kinds of business travel with innumerable purposes inspiring corporate travel. Supplying to both the aspects of business travel in Bangalore is the luxury hotel in the city – The Ritz-Carlton: renewing the exhausted you and providing you with the ability to host client dinners and meetings.
Apart, it provides you with an entire floor dedicated to healthcare and personal wellbeing. I the name of healthcare you receive; a hair salon, a spa, a fitness center, a terrace with a swimming pool, and a pool bar. You name it and The Ritz-Carlton has it!
The Ritz-Carlton is an experience that has become a synonym to luxury and great service. With a stay inside here, you will be centrally located in Bangalore with all the major offices, shopping havens, airport, and railway station etc. uniformly distant to you!
A dedicated lounge offering complimentary culinary offerings, a boardroom, a 24 hours limo/town car service, complimentary wired internet service, and a 4-hours business center are the featured amenities that you can be assured about!
If you fancy everything premium including the very location and the surrounding of your place of accommodation then Sheraton Grand Bangalore is what you shall be looking at. Located in the Brigade Gateway with the World Trade Centre at the backdrop and the Orion Mall by the side, it is complemented by some of the poshest restaurants and cafes in the city. Minutes away from ISKCON Temple, MG Road, and the Yeshvantpur Railway Station; the place is perfect if you want a lot packaged for you at one place.
Spa to extend your feel of a luxury comfort, bowling, fitness center, and swimming pool etc., the hotel is duly equipped to serve all your expectations serving the finest definition of a good and healthy stay.
Apart from the above, amenities and services provided include barber/beauty shop, babysitting, laundry on-site, valet dry-cleaning etc. come hand in hand. Complimentary buffet breakfast, complimentary continental breakfast, complimentary American breakfast is some of the offerings at the place which can make you guess it rightly – a haven for food lovers.
With food places like The Lounge, Feast, Bene, the Persian Terrace, Art Café, High Ultra Lounge, Pool Bar, the World Café etc. are the names that can truly distinguish the property from anything else. Amalgamation of local, modern and minimalist art; and an innovative, international contemporary menu is something that comes – and much more.
The height of luxury, yes this is how anyone who is getting welcomed by a Shangri-La representative responds; charmed and pleased by the refreshing and vibrant ambiance of the hotel. While the piano music soothes you and the double height lobby amazes your wonderings – a hot cup of tea is how you are greeted at Shangri-La in the garden city.
A welcoming member of the staff escorts you to your room for a private check-in while you are glued to the great views of the city through the heightened position you have been elevated to! From the comfortable room, absorbing the self in the widened views grazing from the Brigade Road and reaching out till the horizon makes you relax with a sigh.
Well, a relaxing hot stone massage at Shangri-La's famous CHI is an offering that shall be tried for sure.First of its kind spa inside the Shangri-La Bangalore and a soak in the Jacuzzi is how your body will thank you for your stay inside the luxury hotel. Seeing so many restaurants in the hotel you have so many options to choose from. But when you can choose the main restaurant Shang Palace why go for something else.
Shang Palace is famous for their team of talented chefs who hold a specialty in cooking awesome Cantonese and Schezwan delicacies. Apart from Shang Palace, the other place where you would like to spend your time is at the deck of the restaurant Saffron, regarded as the Indian fine restaurant.
It is at the 18thfloor which gives you a spectacular view to enjoy while munching on the Indian kebabs. The kebabs are made and served directly from the live tandoor station. When you are at Shangri-La, you will definitely not like to miss visiting the sky-high bar which serves innovative cocktails that is liked by everyone. Yes, there are 8 restaurants and thus more opportunity to explore and find new likes and taste when you visit this hotel.
One of the most luxurious hotel chains in India, Oberoi hotels and Resorts Bangalore showcases an image of Bangalore in itself. With the amount of greenery and the tropical grounds the hotel reflects the garden city and with the inclusion of new technologies in hotel represents the IT hub, Bangalore. The hotel takes the center place of the city, situated near the financial district.
What is eye-catching about the hotel is the 120-year-old rain tree. The hotel is made around this tree. With the tree situated in the center, it is the point of attraction in the vast spread gardens. If you have to enjoy the beautiful garden view and want to have the private balcony you need to visit this hotel as you will not find another hotel which will provide you with this service. The garden view is from each of its room and suites.
With the inclusion of new technologies and advancements, the hotel provides its customers with high-speed internet access. You can connect up to four devices. The hotel provides many compliment facilities. With Oberoi E'nhance, an iPad interface, an advanced technology is used in all the rooms which allow its guests to handle the electronic equipment from entertainment to even dining.
For the people who are exquisite about the luxury dining and quality taste, this hotel is the best place to visit. It has several restaurants among which many have won awards for their extemporarily fine dining and dishes with their specialty in Thai, contemporary Chinese etc. The services are international and bars are built in colonial style. Each restaurant is amazingly decorated and the garden views give each of them a fresh touch. They are all unique in their ambiance and have a variety of different dishes on their menu.
The hotel comes with the Oberoi spa. At the end of a tiring day of work or sightseeing, the spa, with its wide range of Eastern, Western and signature Oberoi treatments, is a wonderful place to unwind. There are special rates for the guests who book in advance with exclusive offers.
It is a hotel with quality service and offers varied services to its guests. It also takes care of any business requirements and is pretty good with ensuring that you are having a great time there with your loved ones and family. According to the prices they offer, this hotel is unbeatable in its service and the experience it offers. It is a must visit the hotel in Bangalore.


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Historical fiction's double identity
at Friday, July 30, 2010
As my Van Gogh novel developed over the past four years, so did my attention to historical fiction. And what strikes me as one of the great curiosities about form is that it both can and can't be assigned the "genre" label. With the possible exception of science fiction, I'm not sure there's a fictional genre out there that leads such a double creative life, that has such a schizophrenic reception among readers and writers. On one hand, for decades historical fiction has been the locus for writers--many of them, let me say, perfectly hard working people--who aren't really intent on or concerned about creating books that can be lauded as "literary" so much as books they contribute to already existing and familiar genres. Many historical novels, for instance, were and still are little more than gussied up mass market romances or adventure books. There is too an abiding and popular genre of historical mysteries. And, of course, plenty of authors have written historical novels for children and young adults (some of them fine, and occasionally classic, books). While authors who write such books often do carry out quite extensive and valuable period research--research that does find its way into their novels--the end products are the type that cause historical fiction to get tossed into that long list of typically sneered at genre fictions. You know the list. You've seen it in every discussion of the literary marketplace, and in every journal's description of what it does or (more likely) doesn't want: romance, western, horror, suspense, children's, fantasy, sci-fi, sports, mystery, crime, etc. Now it goes beyond the purposes of this post to debate whether we ought to sneer at such genres at all--I know a lot of awfully smart people who say we shouldn't--but it's safe to say that the genres do earn sneers, even in this era of the ubiquitous, bestselling vampire novel that delights and consumes (no pun intended) so many people, even when so many stylish young writers (I see them in my classes) are absorbed by and committed to writing fantasy.
But here's the thing about historical fiction. Even while it lives out a full, happy, abiding life among the genres, at the same time it is embraced--increasingly so--by many "literary" writers. (I don't like the term, but for convenience sake I have to use it.) Don't get me wrong. There have always been acclaimed historical novels. But I feel an especially keen interest in the form now, even among younger authors, which certainly would not have been true in the past. Every year at conferences like AWP sections, sometimes multiple sections, on historical fiction are featured and are well attended--and not by anyone wishing to write a romance book. Some literary writers--Ron Hansen comes to mind--have more or less made their careers writing historical novels; others--e.g., Madison Smartt Bell--have completely re-made their careers, earning considerably more prestige for their historical novels than any others. Hansen and Bell have no interest in hack work and don't for a second think of themselves as doing such work. Because they aren't. (Read their books if you doubt my word.)
When you think about it, there's no reason why character-driven, realistic fiction need only be situated in contemporary times. You place the exact same character-driven, realistic story a hundred or five hundred years in the past and suddenly it's given the label of historical fiction, even though for the author he's not fundamentally doing anything different from his last novel, set in L.A. in 2007. Oh, for sure, there are some additional concerns. A great deal more research becomes necessary. (But nearly every piece of fiction requires some research.) And if the author is working with an actual figure out of history the author must struggle with the parameters of what "really happened" to this person versus what the author wants to have happen in the novel. These are not unimportant matters, but still at the end of the day the writing process for a literary historical novel is not that much different from writing any literary novel.
Historical fiction is quite the two (or three or six) headed monster, and it appears to be at an interesting crossroads. Tell one reader you're writing a historical novel and you earn a tolerant, even condescending, smile; tell another reader the same thing and you earn awe. Meanwhile, more and more authors give the form a try, discovering its pleasures and considerable challenges. "Form," I just said. Should I have written "genre"? I'm trying not to.
In a coming post: The intriguing case of Caleb Carr. Can an author explore both form and genre in the same novel?
Labels: Caleb Carr, Form vs. genre, genre vs. literary discussion, historical fiction, historical fiction as genre fiction, historical fiction as literary fiction, Madison Smartt Bell, Ron Hansen
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This Week in Science 1/31/14
By Amanda Spadaro
The African virus, chikungunya, has officially expanded its infection areas to the Americas and is currently being spread in the Caribbean. By the middle of January, a known 200 people were infected with the virus but nearly 500 more cases have been reported since. The virus is spread between people via mosquitoes and has no known medication or vaccine. However, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has recommended ways of avoiding the virus including wearing insect repellant while traveling. Because of the proximity of the Caribbean islands to the United States, officials are worried about how quickly it could transmit to the U.S. The chikungunya virus is not typically fatal, causing approximately one death out of every 1,000 cases, usually in the elderly or those with a compromised immune system. Regardless, its symptoms can be rather painful, resulting in joint pain, headaches, fatigue, rash, nausea and muscle pain. The joint pain typically lasts for a few weeks but has been known to plague people for months and even years in rare cases. The virus is also known for extensive outbreaks, which the World Health Organization calls "epidermic proportions." The name of the virus, chikungunya, originates from the Kimakonde language of East Africa, meaning "to become contorted" in reference to the severe joint pain those afflicted may experience.
Due to the recent increase in cases of flu, many regions have been suffering from supply shortages of saline, especially in local regions like Philadelphia. Because people suffering from the flu are often dehydrated, saline is required to treat patients intravenously. "…we know that hospitals are still reporting that they may only have a few days supply," said Valerie Jensen, associate director of the drug shortages program of the Food and Drug Association, to the Washington Post. Hospitals nationwide go through millions of bags of saline weekly but can vary per hospital depending on size and patient traffic. While hospitals have been advised to use smaller bags of saline to conserve supplies, one hospital has already requested that the government release some of its emergency stockpiles, according to Bona Benjamin, senior executive of the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists to the Washington Post. Issues with the three major American manufacturers of saline, who are currently at maximum production, have only increased the shortage's intensity, driving saline prices to nearly six times the usual. Many hospitals have looked to overseas providers to decrease the shortage's severity. Because efforts must be redirected toward managing supplies rather than providing uninterrupted healthcare: "It puts stress on the system," said Michelle Corrado, assistant director of pharmacy for Hallmark Health System of Boston, to USA Today. Estimates state that the shortage could take two months to resolve entirely.
Scientific companies are now working on the next, potentially major innovation in pesticide development, which focuses on killing insects and other pathogens by making genes non-functional. The general premise that species-specific genetic sequences can be targeted to selectively kill pests while leaving beneficial species unharmed. The technique, called RNA interference (RNAi), works by way of double-stranded RNA, which is only single-stranded to allow for gene expression. The double-stranded RNA is then interpreted by the cell as being a virus and attempts to silence that gene. By disabling genes necessary for function, pests can be managed. While neuropoisons can be used as pesticides, there is no way to target individual species or pests. However, even similar genes may be affected, some scientists suggest, stating that regardless of the specialization of the pesticide, even humans may be harmed. This new technology has already raised concerns that go hand-in-hand with the debate about genetically modified organisms. Despite this concern, Monsanto, American agricultural company, has already requested approval for modified corn that uses RNAi against the western corn rootworm. "Commercial RNAi technology brings U.S. agriculture into an entirely new generation of tools holding great promise," the National Corn Growers Association said to the New York Times, expressing its support for the technology. There are still some who express doubt over applying this technology. "To attempt to use this technology at this current stage of understanding would be more naïve than our use of DDT in the 1950s," the National Honey Bee Advisory Board said in comments at the EPA's conference center meeting.
Swiss-based researchers with the International Union for the Conservation (IUCN) have declared that 25 percent of living species of sharks and rays are endangered. Rays include mantas, skates and some fish that resemble sharks. The IUCN is responsible for the Red List, which determines the species that are facing extinction, and they now consider rays to be more endangered than sharks. "People know about the global trade in shark fins, but few know that some of the most valuable fins that are used in shark fin soup come from the sharklike rays — species like sawfishes and wedgefishes and guitarfishes," Sonja Fordham, president of Shark Advocates International, said to National Public Radio. In addition, many of these species live along coastlines with otherwise compromised environments. Some skates also accidentally end up among the nets of fisherman, which has led to the extinction of the common skate in certain European waters. Due to the quick rates of catching and death for these species and the comparably slow rates of reproduction, these populations are not maintaining their numbers. As some of the most ancient species, having evolved approximately 400 million years ago, even before dinosaurs, it would be a great loss of aquatic biodiversity. "They're like a version 1.0 model of a fish, if you will…They grow very slowly and the populations are depleted very quickly." Ben Worms, marine ecologist at Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia, said to NPR.
Scientists from Australia, Europe and the United States published an article in Nature this week on the suggested complexion of a European hunter-gatherer from 7,000 years ago. The scientists found, studying the DNA of a male tooth found in northern Spain, that the man likely had dark skin and blue eyes, but this complexion has mostly disappeared. "We have the stereotype that blue eyes are found only in light-skinned people but that's not necessarily the case," lead researcher Dr. Carles Lalueza-Fox of Barcelona's Evolutionary Biology Institute said to The Associated Press. Because the genome showed versions of African pigmentation genes, suggesting that the modern European has significantly lighter skin. However, genes related to eye color show the most similarity to modern-day Scandinavian blue eyes. In addition to this currently "unusual" combination, the DNA suggested an inability to digest starch and milk, which would only develop after the spread of Middle Eastern farming. The tooth DNA showed genes with that might have transferred increased immunity to the flu, smallpox, and measles. When Europeans migrated to the Americas, bringing the diseases with them, the indigenous people of the Americas may have lacked such genes to help fight these diseases, scientists posit.
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Vancouver,August 27th, 2018 - Kincora Copper Ltd. (the "Company", "Kincora") (TSXV:KCC) is pleased to outline recent extensive exploration activities at its wholly owned Bronze Fox project and planned activities for the remainder of the current field season. The focus of these activities are multiple new target zones proposed for drilling at, or on the margin of, the western license relating to the western zone or south-western periphery of the West Kasulu target and Bronze Fox Intrusive Complex ("BFIC"), where Kincora previously has had only one field season of unimpeded drilling activities.
Previous drilling at the western zone of the West Kasulu exploration target, across a key regional fault, inadequately tested only 260 metres of a >1km strike. Three of the four holes drilled by Kincora returned higher grade mineralization, within boarder lower grade, including hole F62 which intersected 13 metres of 1.15% Cu or 1.41% CuEq within 794 meters at 0.40% CuEq1.
SJ Geophysics Ltd. ("SJ") has been contracted to complete a series of DC resistivity and induced polarization ("IP") survey lines to further refine the identified high-grade targets before drilling this field season. The SJ survey will extend detailed coverage to the west and is expected to be completed in September, advancing a newly identified southerly western target zone and a second interpreted intrusive complex where surface exploration has yielded encouraging results.
Sam Spring, President & CEO of Kincora, commented: "When last drilling the western zone of West Kasulu, Kincora had a $40-50 million market capitalization, attracted NDAs with 14 industry players, an offer for the Company and separate period of exclusivity. There have only been two field seasons of unencumbered drilling at the Bronze Fox project, one by Ivanhoe (2006) and the other by Kincora (2012). Our understanding of the project has been significantly advanced since this time, with Kincora, post the IBEX merger, also now holding the dominant position in the rest of the Oyu Tolgoi-Tsagaan Suvarga copper belt".
Senior Vice-President of Exploration, Peter Leaman, stated, "Earlier this year we announced a large-scale copper-gold exploration target. More important than this tonnage was the improved geological understanding, including the identification of a key regional fault and change in lithology that bisects the West Kasulu mineralized system at Bronze Fox.
Our team has relogged 24,000 metres of drill core and a full reinterpretation of previous geophysics has been undertaken by specialist consultant Barry de Wet. West Kasulu is already one of the largest copper-gold systems in Mongolia and with only modest drilling. Recent activities have identified a number of high priority drill targets to the west where previous exploration was impeded by access issues".
Upon completion of the geophysical review and proposed SJ survey, specialist consultant Barry de Wet stated: "A number of significant scale and very attractive coincident geophysical anomalies have been identified at Bronze Fox, particularly in the western zone of West Kasulu that complements limited drilling and warrants priority follow up. There is an extremely large mineralized system that remains under explored at Bronze Fox, the main target zones to the west of previous drilling.
The Bronze Fox project is one that was previous excluded by Ivanhoe from the joint venture I was involved with at BHP. Successful drilling of the outlined targets is likely to attract the attention of further industry players".
The Bronze Fox project has an extensive mineralized footprint of over 40km2 within the Bronze Fox Intrusive Complex ("BFIC") and also covering 15km2 at the western neighbouring Tourmaline Hills Intrusive Complex ("THIC"). These were supported by only two unencumbered drilling exploration field seasons (one by Ivanhoe Mines and one by Kincora) within the current two-license portfolio that hosts the full BFIC.
The BFIC includes a western central portion where 76 holes were drilled for 24,139 metres across a 1.4 km by 2.4 km zone at a prospect named by Kincora as West Kasulu (known as "Bronze Fox" by Ivanhoe Mines, who undertook drilling in 2006).
a full geophysical review by specialist consultant Barry de Wet.
The underexplored and open on strike western zone included 141Mt for 890Mlb of copper and 0.25Moz gold.
The potential quantity and grade ranges are conceptual in nature and based on nearest neighbour and ordinary krige estimates2. There has been insufficient exploration to define a mineral resource and it is uncertain if further exploration will result in the target being delineated as a mineral resource.
More important than the large-scale exploration target, the Mining Associates review included an independent block model that advanced the understanding of the mineralized system at West Kasulu, which is bisected by a key regional fault within the western central portion of the BFIC.
Since the Mining Associates review, 24,000 metres of drill core at West Kasulu has been reviewed and relogged by Kincora, benefitting from the 8000 metres previously relogged by a copper major under a period of exclusivity (when the western license was still under dispute). This relogging exercise also upgraded the geological dataset's quality to be sufficient for NI 43-101 purposes.
Previous geophysics was excluded from the scope of the Mining Associates review. With the improved geological knowledge, relogging of core and further surface geology, specialist geophysical consultant Barry de Wet has undertaken a detailed geophysical review. This included a full reinterpretation of the Search IP survey, which was completed the year proceeding the last drilling at West Kasulu.
Resulting chargeability and conductivity interpretations correlate well with previous drilling results, the Mining Associates block model and identified faults, and various magnetic and gravity surveys. In particular, different lithologies are clearly illustrated by conductivity, with significantly more favourable chargeability profiles inadequately tested in the western sections of the system.
Demagnetisation (with clear large intrusion extending to depth) is also coincident with these higher chargeability zones on the western zone of fault, both immediately on strike from the Mining Associates block model, where 260 metres of a >1km strike was drill tested, as well as a potentially significantly larger and newly understood southerly western zone.
New high-grade infill and extension drill targets within the western zone of the West Kasulu exploration target zone and a newly identified southerly western target zone have been refined.
These include looking to test the central portion of the interpreted target on a section of the aforementioned hole F62.
The previously intersected higher grade zone in hole F62 corresponds to a coincident moderate chargeability and smaller magnetic low zone, which projects to the south of the Tov fault with strengthening chargeability resolution and thickening coincident magnetic low. This latter zone offers significant strike potential with F62 previously intersecting the interpreted periphery of the main target zone, which remains open to the west.
Success confirming the updated geophysical coincident chargeability high/magnetic low model and strike to the south of the fault with favorable grade would significantly and positively upgrade immediate target area (both tonnage and grade) and its strike potential to the west.
A similar detailed systematic approach has been undertaken at the other high priority high-grade drill targets proposed for drilling this field season.
A series of 6 North-South lines will be undertaken by the SJ survey, for 33.4 line kilometres, ahead of the proposed drill program. The survey will provide more detailed IP coverage to the west of the previous Search survey (which at the time was restricted due to access issues to the western license). The SJ survey will provide coverage across a second intrusive complex where first phase pan concentration survey results, coupled with previous geophysics, have refined a coincident area for follow up mapping and soil sampling.
SJ is a Canadian specialist geophysical group, also engaged to undertake a more detailed 3D survey at Kincora's wholly owned East Tsagaan Suvarga project and was selected following a detailed review process with specifications of both projects targets.
F62 – 13m of 1.15% Cu (or 1.41% CuEq) from 595m, within 37m grading 0.83% copper and 0.14g/t gold (1.01% CuEq) from 573m, within 391m @ 0.50% CuEq (0.41% copper and 0.08g/t gold) and 794m at 0.40% CuEq.
The Copper Equivalent (CuEq) calculation represents an estimate for the total value for each metal, multiplied by the conversion factor, summed and expressed in equivalent copper percentage based on spot prices (Cu $3.11/lb, Au $1279/oz and Mo $7.1/lb). Grades have not been adjusted for metallurgical or refining recoveries and the copper equivalent grades are of an exploration nature only and intended for summarizing grade. The copper equivalent calculation is intended as an indicative value only.
Qualified PersonThe scientific and technical information in this news release was prepared in accordance with the standards of the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum and National Instrument 43-101 – Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects ("NI 43-101") and was reviewed, verified and compiled by Kincora's geological staff under the supervision of Peter Leaman (M.Sc. Mineral Exploration, FAusIMM), Senior Vice-President of Exploration of Kincora Copper, who is the Qualified Person for the purpose of NI 43-101.


Enjoy a ladies day experiencing Platte River State Park's beauty, uniqueness and treasures. Spend time shooting rifles, shotguns and archery. Prepare a Dutch oven lunch. Then continue the afternoon hiking the park's nature trails.
Age Requirement: 12 and up.
June 19 – Steel Plate Challenge. PREREQUISITE: Must attend first and second class.
Enjoy a day of fall outdoor fun, including a firsthand look at muzzleloaders and a chance to sight-in your muzzleloader before the hunting season. Bring the whole family and spend the day enjoying: hatchet throwing, archery, marshmallow roasting, reptile shows, pellet guns and more. All activities are FREE!
A Nebraska State Park Entry Permit is required.


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Man Shot In Essex Train Station Car Park
An investigation has been launched into an early morning shooting at a railway station in Essex.
A man in his 40s is being treated for a gunshot wound to the leg, British Transport Police (BTP) have reported.
It is understood that reports of a man with leg injuries were received by BTP just before 06:00.
The man's injuries are not thought to be life threatening.
Anglia Trains have said that trains will continue to run through the station but will not be stopping.
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A week on from the murder of a 24-year-old man in Sydenham, detectives are continuing to appeal for witnesses to come forward. Detectives and local officers were at the scene of the murder of Samuel Guidera on Saturday night handing out leaflets to the public, in the hope that they jog someone's memory.
Fresh Appeal Over Manchester Rape
Greater Manchester Police have launched a fresh appeal for information over the rape of a young woman in Beswick earlier this year. The incident happened at Ashton Old Road between 3:15am and 8:30am on April 11. The 23-year-old victim had been with friends at Piccadilly Train Station hour earlier and was intoxicated.
Apology Over Armed Cop's Blunder
An innocent train passenger who was wrongly tackled by armed police and ordered to lie face-down on a railway station platform has been given an apology. Armed officers from Dorset swooped on the Bournemouth station just before 6pm on Saturday after receiving a tip-off that an armed robbery suspect was on a train.
Suspicious death at West Yorkshire railway station
A railway station in West Yorkshire has been closed following the discovery of a man's body in the car park. Police were called to Fitzwilliam Train Station at Fitzwilliam in Pontefract just before 1:45am where the body was found. The man was taken to Pontefract General Infirmary where he was pronounced dead.
Football Fans Cause Train Disturbance
British Transport Police (BTP) have appealed for information after an incident of disorder onboard a train on Saturday evening. Police attended Wylam station, Tyne and Wear, at around 9.40pm following reports of disorder involving Newcastle supporters on board the 21.22 Northern Rail train from Newcastle to Carlisle.


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Public Interest Fellowship Funds Double with Addition of Two New Programs
NORMAN – The University of Oklahoma College of Law has doubled its funding that supports students working in public interest fellowship positions with the addition of two new fellowships, the Justice John Paul Stevens Public Interest Fellowship and the GableGotwals Public Service Fellowship.
The Justice John Paul Stevens Public Interest Fellowship provides $10,000 annually, with two students receiving $5,000 each summer. The GableGotwals Public Service Fellowship awards $2,000 to one student annually. Both fellowship programs begin this summer.
The John Paul Stevens Public Interest Fellowship Foundation, which funds the fellowship program, was established by Justice Stevens's former law clerks to honor and extend the retired U.S. Supreme Court justice's legacy of public service. One of his former clerks is OU Law Professor Joseph Thai, who is co-sponsoring the OU Law fellowship with his wife, Theresa Thai.
"Part of what makes law a noble profession is that we not only represent paying clients, but we also serve the public as guardians of the rule of law for those who cannot afford to pay," Thai said. "Students often enter law school with lofty ideals, and we hope to encourage a career of public service by supporting fellowships that enable students to engage in public interest work while in school."
Other OU Law fellowships include the David L. Boren and Molly Shi Boren Public Interest Fellowships, the Marjorie P. Maute Memorial Public Service Fellowship, the Cindy Foley Memorial Fellowship, and the Coats Fellowship for Summer Public Service.
The number and amount of fellowships are determined on the basis of available funding in any given year. In 2012, OU Law awarded $12,500 in summer fellowships. In 2013, OU Law will award $25,000. All fellowships require students to complete 200 hours of work and submit a report to the sponsors at the end of the summer.
For more information about OU Law and the public interest fellowship program, visit www.law.ou.edu.
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TOOWOOMBA'S Ergon Energy staff have answered a storm SOS call to lend a hand to ravaged areas of Brisbane.
A crew of 22 left Toowoomba at 2am on Friday so they could be in Brisbane to start recovery work at first light that day.
Their assignment was to help Energex crews struggling to repair extensive damage from Thursday's storm, which was described as being the worst to hit Brisbane since the mid 1980s.
Toowoomba-based lines manager Matt Pearson said the work consisted of repairing the high voltage and low voltage networks in areas including St Lucia, Kelvin Grove and Corinda to enable supply to be restored.
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"Six crew members stayed on to assist again on Saturday, completing the work started on Friday..." Mr Pearson said.
He said damage to the network in some areas was so extensive it had to be rebuilt, not just repaired.
"There was a large amount of vegetation strewn across the affected suburbs and this contributed to the extent of the damage.
"Crews had to ensure power lines that came down with vegetation were de-energised so the debris could be safely removed and roads re-opened."
He said Ergon and Energex, along with other Australian distributors, had an arrangement to assist each other in times of need, particularly after natural disasters such as cyclones, floods, storms and bushfires.
"For example, Ergon crews assisted in South East Queensland after the 2011 flood and Energex crews supported Ergon after Cyclone Yasi and last year's Bundaberg flood.
"Provided the same event has not impacted on Toowoomba and the Darling Downs, Toowoomba crews are typically the first deployed to assist in the Energex area."
The number of crews committed is based on requests from Energex as well as the number of personnel needed to stay local.


Luis Suarez credits a thick skin hardened on the streets and football pitches of Salto and Montevideo for his Liverpool redemption.
The Uruguay striker hailed the Anfield club's supporters as crucial to his rehabilitation after the ban for biting Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic.
But the 26-year-old said a rhinoceros hide formed during a troubled childhood in his native Uruguay has helped him overcome a string of controversies in European football.
Suarez admitted his Liverpool career would have been over had the supporters not welcomed him back into the Anfield fold.
The Salto-born forward collected the 2013 Player of the Year award at Monday's William Hill Football Supporters' Federation Awards at Arsenal's Emirates Stadium.
He said: "When I was a child I had too many problems, but I could try my best on the pitch.
"Once I was playing football I could try my best, because I just love to play football, I play with my heart."
Thanking the Liverpool faithful for warming to him again this season, Suarez rated "coming back to play at Anfield" as his 2013 highlight.
He said: "After so many difficult moments for me I was able to win the supporters back, and that was unbelievable when I came back to play.
"They helped me, and that was important for me, for my confidence, and for my family, because they are together with me in this.
"It's very special for me (the award) because my hard work on the pitch is recognised.
"Everybody knows about my problems and my difficult year, but after that I forgot everything and have been able to get back on the pitch.
"Liverpool are starting to reach their potential and we can play our best on the pitch.
"It's very important that we stay together, we keep going, this is very important.
"If Liverpool don't have these players I cannot continue my level, because it's too much.
"They know I am important, so they try everything to stay together, that's important for me, but it's more important for the club."
Suarez will face a host of Liverpool team-mates when his Uruguay side take on England in World Cup 2014 in Brazil.
After the World Cup draw, Suarez revealed Steven Gerrard texted joking that England were "lucky" to face Uruguay.
Banter aside, Suarez knows how tough it will be to reach the knockout stages of the summer extravaganza.
He said: "Before the draw I hoped we would not face England.
"But when it said we would face England it was unbelievable for me.
"Stevie sent a message to me saying 'we are so lucky', and we were laughing because it's so funny.
"But now we are concentrating on the league and Liverpool.
"I think it's more difficult at the World Cup, it will be very, very difficult.
"Italy, Uruguay, England: they all have good players.
"But I think in the World Cup if you want to win, then in every game you must concentrate, and you must focus against every country."


It's the beginning of June and the Bank Holiday weekend. Of course, the weather forecast is terrible... Summer has arrived! We've been really busy making stock for the summer events and local galleries. In particular lots of nuno scarves, using some wonderful hand-dyed silk, layered and felted between hand-dyed merino/silk blends.
It's a great opportunity for anyone interested in felt textiles to come along, meet the feltmakers and see a wide range of styles and work on display in the wonderful Echium Room at Ventnor Botanic Gardens. The exhibition runs from Monday 18th to Friday 22nd June. I hope you can make it, I shall be there each day from 10am - 4pm so it will be good to catch up.
Latest news from West Wight Alpacas... They are having their official OPEN WEEKEND celebrations on Saturday 7th & Sunday 8th July from 10 - 4pm. Michelle & Neil are inviting everyone to come and look around the farm and see the alpacas, including the new arrivals. The shop will be open and stocked with an amazing range of hand-made alpaca products. Refreshments will be available and throughout the weekend there will be demonstrations of felt making & knitting using the alpaca fibre. You will also have the chance to walk with the alpacas around the paddock, with donations going to Freshwater Lifeboats. West Wight Alpacas is at Main Road Wellow PO41 0SZ and there's more information here.
We've also got more dates arranged for felt making workshops taking place at the farm during July & August, click here for dates and details.
One of the high-lights of the summer is the Isle of Wight OPEN STUDIOS, taking place in West Wight on the 13th - 16th July. I shall be at Freshwater Parish Hall with a group of six artists exhibiting paintings, photography, ceramics, fused glass plus my felt designs, and you'll find lots more information about Open Studios here. It coincides with the Olympic Torch passing through West Wight on the Saturday, so you could combine both momentous events! We will be producing a map showing the studios of all the artists taking part, plus the torch route and I shall post details nearer the time.
I'm also taking part in an exhibition at QUARR ABBEY from the 25th - 31st July, but again more details will follow.
It's going to be a busy summer...!


SES-backed O3b now has its first constellation of 12 satellites in orbit. Four additions were lofted into space late on December 19th, by an Arianespace Soyuz rocket from the Kourou, French Guiana, spaceport.
The complex mission worked perfectly and after a 2 hour 22 minute flight, the first pair of satellites were released from the rocket's dispenser, followed by the remaining pair.
O3b has been fully operational for some months but this latest quartet of Medium Earth Satellites (operating 8,062 km above the Earth's surface) extends the reach and functionality of O3b. This means very low-latency or time delay in connectivity, potentially even including broadcast signals, to the "other 3 billion" people of the planet who have little or no broadband connectivity.
The satellites were built by Thales Alenia and will now undergo a short period of in-orbit testing.
Besides SES, other investors in O3b include Google and Liberty.
Steve Collar, CEO of O3b said: "O3b already provides connections to customers who bring life-changing connectivity in remote places such as Papua New Guinea, East Timor, The Cook Islands, the Democratic Republic of Congo and South Sudan and customer feedback has been excellent. O3b Networks is definitively a 'game changer' for Internet connectivity and we are pleased to have a strong partnership with Thales Alenia Space to provide the O3b satellites".


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Committee Membership 2019-20
Grants & Community Projects Committee
The Committee considers grant applications. It also manages the Council's projects such as the dog fouling project.
Membership: Cllrs Bill Armer, Steve Beresford, Pamela Brook, Andrew Cooper, John Cowan, Peter Cunnington, Derek Hardcastle, Alison Munro, Jimmy Paxton and Peter Taylor.
Land and Property Committee
The Committee oversees the risks associated with all responsibilities and activities of the Parish Council. It reviews the schedule of risks and all inspection reports submitted by the contractor covering areas where the Parish Council has responsibility, and makes risk assessment inspections when required. It also deals with all issues relating to the allotment gardens, Kirkheaton Churchyard and public seats.
Membership: Cllrs Roger Battye, Steve Beresford, Richard Burton, Derek Hardcastle, David Knight, Tricia Moores, Jimmy Paxton, Janet Roebuck, Bob Smith and Marjorie Wheelhouse.
Management & Finance Committee
The Committee deals with all issues connected with the running of the Council and matters with financial implications. It manages & prioritises the various projects with which the Council is involved and has delegated authority to take decisions on staffing hours in excess of core hours needed to enable projects to be completed or to deal with exceptional issues.
Membership: Cllrs Bill Armer, Robert Barraclough, Steve Beresford, Ray Bray, Pamela Brook, Richard Burton, John Cowan, Peter Cunnington, Derek Hardcastle and Jimmy Paxton.
Neighbourhood Plans Committee
The Committee's role is to prepare the necessary documentation for presentation to the Council to enable it to fulfil its statutory obligations with regard to Neighbourhood Plans currently in preparation.
Membership: Cllrs Roger Battye, Steve Beresford, Pamela Brook, Richard Burton, Simon Duffy, Alison Munro, Bob Smith, James Spivey and Clare Walters.
The Committee deals with HR issues and acts as a two-way forum to encourage communication between the staff and the Council on matters of administration. The Committee has delegated authority to make all decisions relating to staff and their employment, excepting recruitment, termination, resignation and decisions in excess of core hours.
Membership: Cllrs Bill Armer, Robert Barraclough, Steve Beresford, Pamela Brook, Richard Burton and Derek Hardcastle.
The Chairman of each committee is elected at the first meeting of the year.
Meetings are arranged as and when they are required - please see the Meetings Page for the latest schedule.


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6,164 sq. feet (573 sq. metres)
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** Office suite fronting Gleeson Street **
Second Floor 573 sq.m (6,164 sq.ft)
Flexible new lease term available
Ample car parking available
Rent on application
** Specification **
-	New suspended ceilings with category 2 lighting
-	Plastered and painted walls
-	Carpeted floors
-	Toilet facilities
** Location **
Athlone is the largest town in the Midlands region. The town is situated on the River Shannon and the shore of Lough Ree. It has a population of 20,153 people and serves an extensive surrounding hinterland including the towns of Mullingar, Tullamore, Roscommon and Ballinasloe.
Athlone is ideally located 800m from the M6 motor way providing connectivity to Dublin to the East in approximately 1 hour 10 minutes and Galway to the West in approximately 55 minutes. The train station is 400m away and has 13 daily train connections between Athlone and Dublin as well as numerous bus routes.
Athlone is the regional centre for a large number of state-run and semi-staterun organisations. The Department of Education, State Examinations Commission, Revenue Commissioners, Athlone Training Centre, Bus é‰ireann and Iarnré³d é‰ireann all have bases in the town. Over 33 international employers are located in The Midlands Region employing over 4,200 people. Major employers include; Coviden, Utah Medical, Jazz Pharmaceuticals, Ericsson and Alkermes among others.
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Ralph Ellison American novelist and literary critic discusses his life and writing
Ralph Ellison, winner of the National Book Award for Fiction for his book "Invisible Man," discusses his early life and education and his life as a writer and lifetime scholar. He speaks on being a musician (trumpet), the joy of music and the Church and how they fit into the lives of African Americans.
Presenting music with Oscar Brown, Jr
Michael Anania discusses his poetry collection, "Riversongs"
Poet and editor Michael Anania discusses his poetry collection, "Riversongs" and reads selected works from the collection. Anania discusses the themes of place, transience, and permanence in the Midwest. Episode includes relevant music recordings, including a number of unidentified instrumental recordings and songs by Woody Guthrie, Los Jaivas, and Joni Mitchell.
Fela Sowande discusses his career and Nigerian music ; part 3
Fela Sowande discusses his career, music, and compares African culture and music to Western culture and music. Includes two songs that are sung by tenor Max Worthley. Includes a clip of a Nigerian Youth song. Includes performance by a Nigerian skiffle band. Sowande was inspired by [Anthony Gregascoigne], an English poet he met in England.
Terkel comments and presents "A search for innocence" a monologue with Rose a teenager of St. Timothy Episcopal Church, Chicago
Studs Terkel discusses life in the Vietnam era with children from Father Charles Pond's St. Timothy Episcopal Church Parish in Chicago. Rose is the featured speaker at 16 years of age she is no longer in school but is very well spoken. Acknowledging that people with mental illnesses are not always able to make sound decisions which are needed for individuals to make group decisions. She sees one of the problems in the world being that people are losing their individuality to a group mentality.
Interview with Marita Brake and Rhondal McKinney
Discussing Illinois, its prairies, rivers and cities through music and poetry with singer and poet Marita Brake and documentary photographer Rhondal McKinney.
Interview with Alfred Brendel
Interviewing pianist, painter and essayist Alfred Brendel.
Fela Sowande dicusses his career and Nigerian music ; part 2
Fela Sowande discusses his career, different types of Nigerian and African music, the Yoruba people, and religion. Includes clips of an African Yoruba pagan hymn "Oyigiyigi," a Christian version of that hymn, and an organ version of that hymn. Includes Sowande's song "Roll de Ol' Chariot." Quotes a poem by [Anthony Gregascoigne], an English poet he met in England.
Indian musicians, vocalists, and University of Chicago students discuss Indian art and culture
Discussing Indian poetry, music, and drama with Indian musicians, vocalists, and University of Chicago students.
Interviewing John Nims and Jeff Kust
Discussing Polish music and culture with Jadwiga Lopez
Discussing Irish poet and novelist James Joyce with Myron Myers
Myers performed in a recording of the musical setting "Pomes Penyeach Settings of Poetry by James Joyce."