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Keetha (12) wins NSP award and performs poetry at the White House
Erica Jiang, Staff Writer
Vidhatrie Keetha (12) visited the White House on Tuesday, September 27 to represent the Northeast region of the United States as one of five National Student Poets (NSP).
In June, Keetha was notified she was an NSP winner, but had to keep it confidential until August for the official press release, she said. "It was surreal to me when I got the call from the director of the Alliance for Young Artists and Writers." she said. "I never actually expected that I could win."
Keetha applied for the honor after she won a gold medal for poetry in the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards and became a semifinalist for the NSP program. The Alliance for Young Artists & Writers along with the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), a federal agency, hosts the NSP Program.
The NSP program was created by former First Lady Michelle Obama under the Committee on the Arts and Humanities in 2012 to encourage youth poetry ambassadors. Every year, the Alliance and IMLS selects five students for the program, each representing a different geographic region of the country.
Keetha completed an additional application for the program, she said. "I submitted a few more poems, a biography, a video of myself reciting poetry, and another video talking about why I write poetry and why I wanted to serve as a National Student Poet."
Last week, Keetha attended a formal appointment ceremony at the Planet Word Museum in Washington DC. At the appointment, Keetha read two poems for families and program alumni, she said. "It felt like a practice round for our trip to the White House." The ceremony featured keynote speaker Naomi Shihab Nye, an American poet. "I got to know her on a more personal level, and she even helped to take pictures of me and my family," Keetha said.
In addition to Nye, Keetha met 27 other alumni of the program. "An alum who represented the Northeast region in the past, who was also from the Bronx, approached me with suggestions for my community service project and told me about local poetry-related organizations," Keetha said. "Many other alumni also approached me to talk to me about my poetry. Everyone was very supportive and kind."
The winners went to the White House directly after the event at the Planet Word Museum. "When we walked in, there was a really nice reception with live music. Afterwards, they took professional photos of all of us with the First Lady and Ada Limón." Keetha said.
Later, they went to the State Dining Room where family and alumni sat at circular tables, while the press was in the back of the room with cameras, Keetha said. Each winner read one poem, chosen by the White House, to a small live audience — including Dr. Jill Biden and Limón, the 24th poet laureate of the United States.
The event was live-streamed on the White House website and shown on various news stations. "I was getting texts an hour later from my friends that they had seen me on TV," Keetha said. "I had never done a poetry reading in front of such a large audience."
Giselle Paulson (12) is one of Keetha's friends who saw her on TV. "My mom was watching TV and all of a sudden started yelling that Vidhatrie was on the news — I ran into the room and saw Jill Biden, and then Vidhatrie," Paulson said. Paulson has watched Keetha's talent grow since ninth grade. "This is probably one of the biggest accomplishments for any high school student to achieve, so I really feel some second hand excitement for her."
As a NSP, Keetha must complete a community service project to spread awareness about poetry, ranging from local workshops to national programs. "For me, activism is an important part of being a National Student Poet because you have this platform that very few people do at our age — you can't take that lightly." Keetha is just beginning to form ideas about her project and has not arrived at a concrete theme yet, she said.
Keetha's journey to NSP began in middle school when she started writing poetry during a poetry unit in her sixth grade English class, she said. "Before, I had thought poetry was superficial, because at an elementary level, we are only taught poetry through examples of rhyme schemes and specific sequences of words." Nevertheless, her teacher encouraged her to continue writing, and even brought up her poetry at a parent-teacher conference. "I gained confidence to explore it personally, and started to see the value of poetry," Keetha said.
Keetha's interest in poetry deepened as she saw connections between art and activism, she said. "In my classes, we've learned about the significance of poetry in the political world and how it's important to various revolutions, as well as activism," she said. "That's what motivates me to explore the intersection of poetry and activism."
Keetha likes to incorporate descriptions of the natural world into her poetry, and is inspired by mythology and folklore, she said. "My family is from India, and a lot of Indian cultural poetry is intertwined with mythology, if you think about epics." To Keetha, poetry is a unique way of telling stories by blending oral and written traditions, which cannot be done in prose, she said. "Poetry can be anything. It can be a speech, song lyrics, epic poems, anything, so I really like pushing the boundaries of what form my poetry takes." At the moment, Keetha mostly explores free verse and prose poems.
A thoughtful and outstandingly strong English student, Keetha's writing is excellent in every genre, English teacher Jacob Kaplan, who taught her in ninth grade, said. "She's a really talented storyteller, she was really good at creating vivid, surprising images," he said. "I was struck by that from the beginning."
Entering tenth grade, Keetha already knew a lot about writing, English teacher Rebecca Bahr said. "She's been writing since a little girl so she just vacuums up all that she reads on her own and anything you give her," she said. For a project on the Odyssey, Bahr asked students to write an epithet and insert themselves into it. "She named her epithet 'Creative Vidhatrie,'" Bahr said. "She took all her projects to the ninth degree, it was a pleasure to get anything creative from her."
Kaplan was not surprised to hear about Keetha's award and is incredibly proud of her, he said. "It's easy for creative writing talent to go unrecognized. It's not always a readily commodifiable thing, so I think it's wonderful when institutions recognize this," Kaplan said. "I really hope it encourages her to keep writing."


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The SoulBounce Q&A: Eric Benét Reflects On Life, His New Album & 20 Years Of 'True To Myself'
October 28, 2016 | 12:00 pm
It's good to be Eric Benét right now. He has a new album that's gotten rave reviews. He is on a phenomenal concert tour. He celebrated his 50th birthday, looking and feeling as good as ever. He lives a life full of love from his wife, his family, his friends and his extended family of fans, many of which have been there since the beginning. This year marks a milestone in Benét's career, with his solo debut album, True To Myself, turning 20 years old.
In the midst of it all, Eric Benét took some time to sit down with us for our latest SoulBounce Q&A. Our interview with the always charming singer/songwriter touched on a little bit of everything. Of course, we spoke at length about his new eric benét album and the creative process behind some of the songs, but we also dug in the crates of his memory to get his thoughts on his solo debut album 20 years later. In addition to talking about music, there's also talk about life and love, and Eric admits that these are, in fact, the best of times for him. Staying true to himself has definitely paid off.
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LOS ANGELES, April 16 (Reuters) - CSX Corp on Tuesday reported a quarterly profit that topped Wall Street's target, after the No. 3 U.S. railroad operator pushed through price increases and contained labor and fuel costs by running fewer, but longer trains.
The results, which sent CSX shares up 4.1 percent to $79 in after-hours trading, come amid worries that severe winter weather took a bite out of U.S. transportation company profits at a time when the global economy is cooling. CSX is the largest railroad operator in Chicago, which was gripped by an Arctic "polar vortex" in January.
Trucking firm J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc on Monday reported first-quarter profit that fell short of Wall Street's target, and it pinned part of the blame on Chicago-area weather disruptions.
CSX's first-quarter net income rose 20 percent to $834 million, or $1.02 per share. Analysts had expected a profit of 91 cents per share, according to Refinitiv IBES data.
CSX's operating ratio, a measure of operating expenses as a percentage of revenue and a closely watched gauge of railroad performance, was 59.5 percent for the quarter - just below its 60 percent target for 2019.
Executives said they are monitoring business conditions, but do not see reasons for worry. "Generally, end-market demand remains stable," Foote said.
Jacksonville, Florida-based CSX was the first large U.S. railroad to embrace "precision railroading" under the guidance of Hunter Harrison, an investor favorite for leading turnarounds of Canada's two major railroads.
Foote, who worked for Harrison when he led a turnaround at Canadian National Railway Co , continued Harrison's plan. Foote said that project is "still in the early stages."


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UK band Radiohead dismissed appeals from Palestinians and artists around the world to cancel their Tel Aviv concert in July this year, with singer Thom Yorke arguing that Radiohead did not 'endorse Netanyahu'. But as APUK has shown, Netanyahu's government certainly endorsed Radiohead, with Israeli politicians and diplomatic missions loudly promoting the group's anti-boycott stance. All major artists who appear in Israel are likely to find themselves similarly hailed, with every performance considered a victory by Israel's apartheid regime.
Thank you for this. This is so very important.
I questioned the veracity of the claim that Prof. Chomsky was anti-BDS – writing "…if true…" when referring to it; as it was so obviously contrary to everything he has said in the past.
I would like to know what his more specific objections/criticisms are re. BDS. Perhaps the concern for the impact on Palestinian goods & produce sold internationally. Although I believe that was more of a problem previously. As some of us boycotted 'made in Israel' products & produce prior to the BDS movement & Palestinian produce etc. was also labelled 'Israel'.
Chris, Chomsky was specifically invited to comment on artists, such as Radiohead, accepting invitations to play in Israel. So nothing to do with the Occupied Territories.
Palestinians have constantly refused to accept a state on the WB and Gaza with E Jerusalem as capital… they did that ( not counting the rejectionist Arab behaviour in 1948 1967 etc) explicitly in the response to the Camp David offer in 2000 and several other offers by latter israeli governments … it is clear they are not only not satisfied with such arrangement but that they are not ready to coexist peacefully with the Jewish State… one need only look at what they teach in the Palestinians schools and reed what the Palestinas press writes in arabic ( not the english version adopted to serve their propaganda machine in the west… no, the real stuff what the Palestinian public reads…).
Until that changes the Israelis will not risk their lives and safety ceding land to the Palestinians …and the tragic bloodshed will continue.
The only realistic peaceful resolution is a NEGOTIATED two state solution.
BDS does not aim for this. It aims to force Israel's surrender.
It will not happen and only postpones the possible resolution of the conflict.
"they are not ready to coexist peacefully with the Jewish State" – A false conclusion followed by Israeli propaganda. Israel has no intention of ceding land to the Palestinians in fact its aim (as is abundantly clear) is to take more. So Israel deliberately takes action to keep the Palestinians oppressed and dissatisfied so that they rise up only to be killed in large numbers – that is their policy.
How would one "cede" illegally seized land back to a government that has already seized said land?
Maybe I have my history wrong, but wasn't this land given to Israel at the end of World War 2? Wasn't the map redrawn in several areas at the end of that war?
Lies…Lies and more lies from the Zionists, what you mentioned were never offered to Palestinians , and also it doesnot address the Refugee right of return.
The Israeli foreign minister Shlomo Ben Ami who represented Israel at the Camp Davis negotiations said that if he was a Palestinian he would have rejected the offer.
It wasn't the Palestinians who assassinated Yitzhak Rabin and ended the progress of the Oslo peace accords. And how much pain and bloodshed all around would have been prevented if Israel had honoured that process…?
This so-called BDS movement often misrepresents the fact that they intend to ethnically cleanse Israel of Jews.Secondly BDS does not represent an official position of the Palestine Authority or indeed, the Palestinian Arabs who wish to co-exist with Israel and Jews. Many have jobs and do business there too. Boycotts harm them more than the Israelis.
Harry, BDS movement is a rights-based movement that advocates for equal rights for ALL in Israel-Palestine.
The ethnic cleansing is done by Israelis. I am not sure what planet you live on but the numbers are clear. Israel has killed hundreds of thousands or Palestinians, imprisoned children, including Ahed Tamimim, while the world stays silent. Israel has stolen land and stolen lives. Wake up to reality.
Puisque aucun état religieux ne peut être considéré comme démocratique selon Chomsky, pourquoi est-ce que les indignés sélectifs anti-israéliens n'ajoutent-ils pas à leur liste (visant exclusivement Israël…) tellement d'autres états, musulmans, chrétiens, bouddhistes(hé oui !), etc. ?
Heureusement il n'exist pas d'etats qui se proclame comme etat Chretien, Buddhiste, ou Musulman. ISIS seul propose un etat musulmant et nous ne le rejetons tous comme concepte raciste.
Vous ne considérez pas "musulman" l'Iran chiite dont le nom officiel est "République islamique d'Iran"?


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Here's Hatsune Miku singing, "The Secret Garden". Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes suchrein belong to their respective copyright holders, I do not claim ownership over any as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
★ Hey! I'm back with a new cover guys! ★ It's the second time I'm uploading a cover with ARSLOID! I really like to work with VOCALOID4 Editor! (Way more faster and easier than UTAU!) Do you know why I love to work with him? Because: 1- He's easy to mix. 2- I love his voice. 3- He sound nice even when he sing old songs~ (Like this one, a classic Miku's song!) Please, if you like this cover, don't forget to like and subscribe! 👍 Enjoy! 「INFORMATIONS:」 • Song: The secret garden • Music: Kosaki Satoru (神前暁) • Lyrics: Hata Aki (畑亜貴) • ARSLOID / アルスロイド: YAMAHA Corporation & UNIVERSAL MUSIC JAPAN • Main UST: nmasao1 (UST to VSQx by me.) • Harmony VSQx by me.
The Secret Garden (PJD 1st's title song) by Satoru Kosaki. From the first Hatsune Miku DIVA game for the PSP in HD (as much as it can be for a 2009 game). Recorded with PPSSPP for fun.
Jugando Hatsune Miku Project DIVA PARA PC #3 "The Secret Garden"
No soy propietario de la canción, esto solo lo hago para entretener.
初音ミクHatsune Miku Project Diva 2nd Gameplay Part 4 Welcome back to Project Diva 2nd Gameplay video. Today songs will "Packaged", "The Secret Garden", & "Marginal". Hope you guys ENJOY the gameplay!! The songs in this video is speeding up a little. Request Closed If you like this video, don't forget to leave a like & comment to this video and shared the video if you want. Also subscribed for my channel if you want to see more video games walkthrough and unboxed videos in the future :) roku5dswalkthru Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/roku5dswalkt... Follow me on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/Roku5ds Add me on Google+: https://plus.google.com/b/11798471563..
SonicMania - Press Garden Zone - "Sonic Mania & Hatsune Miku"
Original Meme : https://youtu.be/u-b5TSNI4N0 So I may have accidentally created an entire AU UMMMMMMMMMM ( So in AbilityTale, all monsters are replaced to being humans, so the war with the humans and the abilities [ the "monsters" ] still happened, so the humans with abilities and the humans without abilities were separated basically ) Ok so this meme starts after the neutral ending where only Asgore was killed. Evie falls down Mt Ebott due to some personal family issues, and falls down to the Underground. She goes through the RUINS and catches someone knocking on the exit door. She goes closer and hears a voice, a knock knock joke. She laughs and the other voice is surprised and laughed along with her. A few jokes later, Evie opens the door to greet the voice. Then she meets Power!Sans , who seemed surprised since it's been awhile since the last human fell. He introduces himself and his Brother to Evie and immediately grows attached to them. Later on being introduced to the rest of the underground, including Toriel. Sans brought Evie to the barrier and ask her to walk through, Evie hesitated and refused to go back to the surface and explains her situation to Sans while crying in the process. Sans comforts her and agrees to let her stay in the Underground and everyone treated her like a part of their family. Sans later then gives Evie a ribbon, where she wears on her collar and treasures for life. Fast forward another human falls down ( not Frisk, I looks like Frisk, it isn't. Trust me ), this time they were on a killing spree, then they killed everyone in sight, including Papyrus. When the human reaches judgement hall and Evie was there ( hiding in the pillar ), the human was about to kill Sans when Evie took the damage and defended Sans with her life. But Sans was too busy mourning over her death to even dodge the human's second slash ( Sans basically dies after Evie dies ). Evie uses her determination to come back to life with the human's last save file and kills the human eventually, which causes the human to go back to the beginning of Judgement Hall ( when Sans was ALIVE ). There instead of just Sans, they were greeted with Evie and Sans together, cracking knock knock jokes. Once the human took two steps forward, they will fight Evie and Sans together at the same time. With Evie granted with Papyrus' old powers, she was able to make the human's battle with Sans even more of a living hell. I'll let you use your imagination on what happens during that battle ;) This was a Long description again lol.


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'We Are Waiting for Death': Voices from Ghouta's Underground Bunker
Tens of thousands of people have fled the eastern Ghouta suburbs of Damascus in recent weeks. Many of the hundreds of thousands who remain, however, are hiding in underground shelters, with little access to food, water and sunlight.
Written by Youmna al-Dimashqi Published on  March 23, 2018 Read time Approx. 4 minutes
A group of children gather around a mat in an underground makeshift shelter in the Eastern Ghouta suburbs of Damascus. Akram Abou al-Foz
Ayad Saryoul has spent most of the past month in an underground shelter that he shares with his family and 40 other people. Sometimes spending 18 hours straight underground, he passes the time by counting the number of rockets and shells that fall on the besieged Eastern Ghouta suburbs of Damascus.
"There is nothing else to do here," said the 27-year-old resident of Eastern Ghouta. "We are waiting for death to come at any moment. Either by way of shelling or disease."
Since government forces stepped up attacks on February 18, more than 1,500 people have been killed and more than 45,000 people have been displaced from their homes. Prior to offensive, the United Nations refugee agency estimated that some 350,000 civilians were trapped in the area that has been under siege for more than four years.
Although largely safer than above ground shelters, makeshift bunkers are not impenetrable. Government airstrikes and artillery attacks have regularly killed civilians hiding underground. Most recently, 15 children and two women who were hiding in a school basement in the town of Arbin, were killed in government shelling on Monday. It took rescue workers more than two days to recover the corpses from under the rubble.
Syria Deeply spoke to a number of residents who have sought safety in bunkers and collective shelters. They describe dark, claustrophobic, humid and dingy spaces that sometimes accommodate up to 200 people. Saryoul has seen "little children clinging to the bodies of their parents" inside the shelters after airstrikes and mortar attacks.
Their stories shed light on the plight of those who remain in East Ghouta, which the U.N. has described as a "hell on earth." But they show the resilience of residents who have survived these past years.
A man and a group of children coloring a paper cut-up of a sun in an underground shelter in the Eastern Ghouta suburbs of Damascus. (Akram Abou al-Foz)
Sharing and Storytelling
"The basement floor is filled with dirt. There are no toilets or any other facilities," said Nivin al-Houtari, a 38-year-old mother of two, who lives in an underground shelter with her husband, children and some 30 other people. She noted that this number is relatively low as many shelters in East Ghouta host more than 100 people. Families separate their living spaces with cloth or curtains, she said.
There is a great deal of cooperation between the many families living in the tight quarters, especially in terms of cooking, sharing and distributing food, al-Houtari said. "Some families brought food supplies such as bulgur, rice or lentils, and they cook them inside the basement," she said. "There is an understanding between us, because we are aware that this is an exceptional circumstance and we must bear with it."
Al-Houtari said she never leaves the underground shelter. To pass the time, she gossips with other women in the bunker, or reads or tells stories to her children, who have no room to either play or breath while living underground. "Sometimes we tell them heroic stories about the triumph of good over evil, which they like and enjoy a lot," she said. At other times, children are given coloring books and drawing material to help them pass the time, she said.
But al-Houtari said it's still a challenge to try to keep the kids from running outside and to distract them from the sound of heavy shelling. It's even more of challenge to try to explain to them why they have to live this way, she said. "My three-year-old daughter Maya always asks me: Why are we dying? Does the world hate us?" she said. "And I have no answer for her, because I can't convey to her the abstract idea that we are dying for freedom."
A group of children drawing and coloring in an underground bunker in the East Ghouta suburbs of Damascus. (Akram Abou al-Foz)
Love, Underground
Hussam, 27, lives in an underground bunker with 70 people, including eight different families. He does not have a family of his own, but he said the thought of his fiancee, who is now living outside Syria, keeps him going in these difficult times. "Dana always speaks to me when the shelling is violent, so I quickly text her "shelling" and she texts back "hide" and when the bombing ends, I text her again "I am fine" and she responds by telling me a joke," he said.
Her support during these difficult times gives him a lot of "hope," Hussam said. "I am living inside death itself. But I feel like I am the embodiment of life for someone else. This gives me the drive to persevere."
When he is not texting his distant bride-to-be – and when the bombardments are relatively slower – he helps local groups deliver food and water to families in shelters. He said both are hard to come by, especially since it is often too dangerous to go above ground and that sometimes families can go up to 48 hours without any food.
Aid agencies have also warned of the deteriorating humanitarian conditions in East Ghouta. Andrej Mahecic, a spokesman for the U.N. refugee agency, told reporters on Tuesday that thousands of civilians in East Ghouta were "trapped and in dire need of aid."
Living with limited access to food and water is difficult, but for Hussam, one of the hardest part of living in shelters is witnessing the suffering of children, he said. "I once asked one girl to draw a picture for me, so she drew a basement with many children in it," he said. "It is very painful to see that the ceiling of our children's imagination is just small breathing space."
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Zayo Group Signs Multi-Service Deal with TalkTalk
LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Global Bandwidth Infrastructure provider Zayo Group, LLC ("Zayo") announced today that it has expanded its existing contract with quad-play operator TalkTalk, enabling the carrier to offer enhanced services to its 4 million customers in the UK.
The new contract, which will be delivered by the close of the third quarter of 2014, provides TalkTalk with several UK network services, including: 10G wavelengths within the UK and across Europe, an increase in IP transit service speeds from 30G to 50G, and 10G transatlantic services from London to New York. The agreement will also allow TalkTalk to utilize seven new dark fibre circuits on an individual fibre basis over the next few months, as demand requires.
Colin Whitbread, chief network officer for TalkTalk, says: "This new agreement with Zayo enables us to rapidly expand the choice of services we offer to our customers in a flexible way, whilst ensuring cost stability."
Alastair Kane, European vice president for Zayo, says: "Having the ability to deliver the capacity that TalkTalk requires on demand is further validation of our strategy of continuing to invest heavily in dark fibre capacity."
Zayo recently extended its network footprint in Europe through two acquisitions. It expanded in the UK (including Wales and the London metro area) and Ireland through its acquisition of Geo Networks, and it is establishing a presence in France through its acquisition of Neo Telecoms, which is expected to close in the end of the third quarter of 2014.
Based in Boulder, Colo., Zayo Group provides comprehensive Bandwidth Infrastructure services in over 300 markets throughout the US and Europe. Zayo delivers a full suite of lit services and dark fiber products to wireline and wireless customers, data centers, Internet content providers, high-bandwidth enterprises, and government agencies across its robust 79,000 route mile network. The company also offers 27 carrier-neutral colocation facilities across the US. Please visit www.zayo.com for more information about Zayo and its fiber solutions.
About TalkTalk
• TalkTalk is one of seven partners behind YouView (www.youview.com), the internet-connected TV service, along with the BBC, ITV, BT, Channel 4, Arqiva and Five. YouView launched to UK homes in 2012. Visit www.talktalk.co.uk
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MINNEAPOLIS (July 11, 2016) — The art of Hassan Nor with poetry by Kaaha Nasteexo and Aishah Mohamed will be featured from 7 to 10 p.m. Saturday, July 23 at Wing Young Huie's Third Place Gallery, 3730 Chicago Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55407.
Hassan Nor, a nomad, pastoralist, farmer, and tailor, began to teach himself drawing almost 60 years ago while growing up in Jubaland, Somalia. None of his art survived the journey to Minneapolis in 2002, but Nor has been productive ever since, as evidenced by stacks of drawings made on paper rolls purchased at the Dollar Store, which he flattens by storing them underneath couch cushions.
Nor's art, drawn from memory, depicts a Somalia when life was peaceful, food plentiful; and dwellings, food vessels, chairs, clothes, and shoes were all hand crafted. The first public display of Nor's work, ever, was last month on a storefront window in downtown Minneapolis as part of Made Here, a project of Hennepin Theatre Trust.
The Third Place is honored to present Nor's first indoor gallery exhibition, curated by Pamela Gaard, with intergenerational performances featuring Nor as story teller and poems by Aisha Mohamed (his granddaughter) and Kaaha Nasteexo.
Kaaha Nasteexo is an artist and organizer, who uses poetry as her main means of artistic expression. She hopes to help others use their art as a way to stifle systemic oppression, and that first means figuring out how to do that herself. She is inspired by the legacy of Somali Literature, the strong women she was raised by, and the conditions that she grew up in. She is an eager high schooler looking for change and learning.
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Monckton Panned in Kiwi-Land. Might Be Ready to Hang up Spurs.
New Zealand Herald:
New Zealand's top climate change scientists have rallied together to slam a visiting sceptic who is touring the country to proclaim global warming as a myth that should be ignored.
Dr James Renwick, associate professor of physical geography at Victoria University, dismissed Lord Monckton's views as "rubbish".
"He's a great showman and speaker, and climate change is a vehicle to self-publicise.
"But he has no training and has studiously avoided learning anything about science, I would say."
Niwa principal scientist Brett Mullan said Lord Monckton's views were "very damaging" for public perception.
Professor Dave Frame, director of the Climate Change Research Institute at Victoria University, described him as a "vaudeville act" to be ignored.
"Someone who goes around saying things we know are not true can actually be quite harmful."
Lord Monckton has rejected the claims as "hate speech".
John Nixon in SciBlogs:
A week into his self-described "barnstorming" tour of New Zealand, arch-sceptic Christopher Monckton seems to be quietly licking his wounds after a string of farcical public and media appearances.
The armchair climate change expert has in the past managed to stimulate discussion of climate science on his tours of New Zealand and Australia, even if he has been criticized for manipulating and cherry-picking the science to suit his narrative on climate.
However, after his roasting in the media, his train wreck of a public discussion in Auckland and a falling out with one of his imagined allies, Monckton's arguments against acting on climate change have received scant attention, overshadowed by his erratic behaviour.
The Weekend Herald lavished the full back page interview on Monckton last Saturday and in the process featured perhaps the best insight yet into the mind of Lord Monckton who abruptly ended the interview. Writes the Weekend Herald's Michele Hewitson:
"It is very difficult to walk out on an interview when the only place you have to walk out of is the living room in the house where you are staying and into the kitchen where the person you are walking out on has to follow you to get to the front door. We stood about for a bit while he studiously ignored me and while I waited for him to laugh because it was so farcical.
"But he didn't. He wouldn't even say goodbye, which was quite some feat because it might have been the first time he had ever stopped talking."
On Friday morning, Monckton appeared on TV3′s Firstline programme, where he claimed to be in New Zealand as a guest of Federated Farmers. Monckton was still fuming about his treatment by the Herald:
"They made assumptions which were not correct, and one of the universities concerned is going to have the father and mother of all complaints later today, once the lies have been investigated," he told Firstline.
But untruths were the subject of a press release issued later in the day about Monckton's TV3 appearance, with Federated Farmers moving to distance themselves from the visiting sceptic:
In an interview on 3News Firstline this morning, in which Lord Christopher Monckton said his tour was being organised and supported by Federated Farmers of New Zealand, but this is incorrect.
Federated Farmers of New Zealand has not invited Lord Monckton to tour. Nor is Federated Farmers of New Zealand sponsoring or organising his tour either directly or indirectly.
Federated Farmers of New Zealand is aware our Marlborough province may be supporting the tour in some capacity and that some farmers may be involved, but the national body is not.
Then came this morning's account in the Northern Advocate of a meeting Monckton spoke at in the Whangarei library. Reporter Lindy Laird admitted she found it hard to take Monckton seriously:
It's because he reminds me of Spike Milligan. Maybe it's the eyes, the self-deprecating Englishness, or a delivery that turns a serious subject into the bizarre. I tell myself to get serious, be professional, I'm on a job.
This is not The Goon Show, and although the grass outside is frying in the blazing April sun and people mutter "driest in 70 years" no one looks likely to burst into ludicrous song at any moment. "Ning Nang Nong…"
At least Monckton may be able to drown out his detractors when he comes to Wellington. He is holding his public lecture there in the Bose audio store.
Waikato Times:
Monckton said did not claim to be a climatologist or an economist and hedged his arguments with a few choice words.
"I do not say that I am certain, I say I think it most unlikely."I start from the assumption that except where absolute mathematical proof is available, which it very seldom is in the physical sciences and even less in the slippery subject such as climatology, minds must remain open – including mine."
Monckton later spoke to students at Waikato University and while there were a handful of protestors to denounce him, the address largely passed without incident.
Monckton is on the record as saying that human-emitted carbon emissions were not warming the planet and that increased sun activity accounted for recent higher temperatures.
His beliefs are at odds with the majority of climate change scientists, but have attracted attention wherever he goes.
However, Monckton is planning to wind up his role of climate change speaker shortly.
Interestingly, a cached earlier version of this story includes finished with a different passage – "Lord Monckton said he would stop speaking as a climate sceptic speaker soon. "On this side of the case, there's no money at all."
Perhaps he'll retire to focus on his cure for AIDS.
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13 Responses to "Monckton Panned in Kiwi-Land. Might Be Ready to Hang up Spurs."
Skip Pruss Says:
Had me laughing out loud with your close on this one.
Nick Carter Says:
Gotta give the guy some credit. That's one heckuva booze collection behind him. Wonder if he's fun to party with.
astrostevo Says:
Well spotted Nick!
I'd guess Grand Poobah Mo(n)ckton is going to have a lot of sorrows to drown after this latest and last successful tour. His fifteen minutes have dragged – as miffedmax has noted already – but I think his time is now and well and truly up. It was a clown act we'd have been better off without seeing mind you.
Spike Milligan!! lol. Used to listen to him when I was a kid…."Yingtong Yingtong Yington"……
MorinMoss Says:
I'm feeling almost sympathetic towards the Grand Poobah of Bunkumia.
He's really getting hit from all sides; it's just pathetic to watch.
Now there's another chap named Collin Maessen who's taken up the challenge to check Monckton's sources and has put it all together in a 29 part playlist (below).
There's also an all-in-one video that runs somewhat over 2 hours.
Monckton Panned in Kiwi-Land. Might Be Ready to Hang up Spurs. | Sustain Our Earth | Scoop.it Says:
[…] New Zealand Herald: New Zealand's top climate change scientists have rallied together to slam a visiting sceptic who is touring the country to proclaim global warming as a myth that should be ignor… […]
An Idea Whose Time has Come – Reclaiming the "Conserve" in Conservatism | Climate Denial Crock of the Week Says:
[…] In the video above, I contrasted the wreckage that Fox-encrusted, racist, theocratic, knee-jerk know-nothing, tea pottied nativist reflexes that "conservative" has become, with something closer to actual conservatism as we used to know it – featuring Margaret Thatcher's address to the United Nations in which she warned urgently about climate change. Thatcher had an actual science background, and shows in the video clips above just how much she was listening to purported "advice" from idiots like "Lord" Monckton. […]
pendantry Says:
I regard the prevaricating peer as an expert phylarologist; partly because it's impossible to determine from his antics whether he realises that he is barking.
miffedmax Says:
Damn, that was a long 15 minutes. But the clown act had to wind down sometime.
Richard Christie Says:
I believe Peter Griffin wrote the first review above (Sciblogs), not John Nixon.
I'm surprised you haven't mentioned antics of Monckton's most vocal support team here in NZ.
The local Flat Earth Society have been enthusiastically turning up to his gigs in his support, as described in these reviews
http://hot-topic.co.nz/monckton-in-nz-tells-lies-on-radio-threatens-academics-and-journalists/#comment-37345
http://openparachute.wordpress.com/2013/04/09/potty-peer-in-waikato/
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