The Province of Muş is located at the Easter Anatolian Region and the province is famous with its cultural creations and lakes.
Districts: Muş (center), Bulanık, Hasköy, Kotkut, Malazgirt, Varto.
Highway : The bus station is located at 2 km distance from the city center and it is possible to reach to the bus station with shared taxis.
Railway : The bus station is located at 3 km distance from the city center and it is possible to reach to the bus station with shared taxis.
Air Transportation : The Muş Airport is located at 16 km distance to the city center and reaching to the airport is executed via the Muş Valley Service vehicles.
Kayalıdere Ancient city (CastleCity) : The ancient city is located inside the borders of the Kayalıkaya village which is 40 km. to the Muş city center and 20 km. to the Varto district. The ancient city is a settlement of Urartu civilization. The ruins of the Castle, Temple, Wine Cellar, Burial Grounds and small findings had been discovered at the official excavations executed in 1965. The construction date of the castle was assumed to be from the Urartu King II. Sarduri period (BC 735 – 764) and is still mostly intact. The temple has a stone floored courtyard and a bronze statue of a lion in sitting position dated BC VII. Century, buttons, arrowheads, bronze pins and arch pieces depicting lion hunt had been discovered at the city.
Ulu Mosque : The Mosque is located at the center of the Muş province and it was constructed in the year 979 by Şeyh Muhammed-i Magrubi.
Hacı Şeref Mosque : The Mosque is located at the center of the Muş province inside the Arslanlı Inn and was constructed in the year 1318 by Abdulhamit Han.
Alaaddin Paşa Mosque : The Mosque is located at the center of the Muş province and was constructed in the year 1700 by the governor of the province Alaaddin Bey.
Church with Bell (Surp Garabet) : The church is located at the Upper Yongalı Village of Yaygın borough of Muş province. The church was used as a "temple of fire" at the first construction period. The church was opened for the worship of Christians in the year 399 by Sasani civilization reigning the region after the period of Romans. The church lies in ruins nowadays. The church was frequently visited by foreign tourists after 1990.
Arak Monastery : The monastery is located at the Kepenek village of Muş Province. It was assumed that the monastery was constructed by Sasani civilization in 499. It was used as a The church – monastery and a shopping mall. The monastery now lies in ruins.
Meryem Ana (Mother Marian) : Church The church is located at the city center of Muş province. The exact construction date is not clearly known. Only the upper ceiling of the church had been collapsed and is open for visit.
The major mausoleums present in the province could be counted as Kesik Baş Mausoleum, Ibrahim Samidi (Zerzemi) Mausoleum, Şeyh Halil and Şeyh Mustafa Mausoleum, Saint Şeyh Ibrahim Mausoleum and Şeyh Ömer Sahubi Mausoleum.
Haçlı (Kazan) Lake : The lake is located to the southeast of the Bulanık district and the waters of the lakes are mostly muddy. Various fresh water fish, mainly carp could be found in the waters of the lake.
Akdogan Lakes (Great and Small Hamurpet) : The great Akdoğan lake is located to the east of Varto district center and has a surface area of approximately 11 km². The fresh water fish like carp and trout could be founded in the lake. The surrounding area of the lake hosts hunting animals like beaver, wild duck and crane.
Kaz (Gaz) (Goose) Lake : This small lake is located at the northeast section of the Aktuzla locality of Malazgirt district and is a carstic lake.
Bird Species : It gains important bird areas status with kaşıkçı (10 pairs) and boz ördek (10 pairs) population.
Bird Species : It gains important bird areas status with küçük karabatak (10 pairs), turna (10 pairs), gülen sumru (300 pairs) and hazar sumrusu populations.
The province of Muş, is generally under the dominance of the severe terrestrial climate of Eastern Anatolia.
The foundation of the city extends to ancient ages and the province of Muş had been under the reign of Urartu, Median, Persian, Byzantine, Sasani civilizations. The province of Muş had entered under the reign of Turkish civilizations following the 1071 Malazgirt Battle, had been under the dominance of Seljukian and Anatolian states for years and had entered under the reign of Ottoman Empire after the 1515 Çaldıran Battle.
The authentic souvenirs of the region could be counted as pinking, lacework and bead crafts, carpet, pileless carpet and blanket textile crafts.


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Graduate research assistant Ronnie Stephenson talks about her favorite thing to do outside of work, what brought her all the way from Michigan to the Office of Economic Development, the one food she could eat for the rest of her life, and more, in this installment of our Meet the OED series.
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Natalia Cardenas
1. Tell us about your career path. What was significant?
My family's strong work ethic has been ingrained in me from the start and that has motivated my career trajectory. I'm originally from Mexico. My family immigrated to the United States when I was young. We didn't have a lot of money growing up, but my parents always worked hard to provide for us. I saw first-hand what it meant to keep the lights on and the roof over our heads.
I've been in the hospitality industry since I was 15 years old as a hostess at Macaroni Grill in Marietta, Georgia. From the get-go I was hooked by the energy I'd get from guests as well as the feeling of independence that came from earning my own income.
I went on to double major in Journalism and Spanish at the University of Miami and still found myself working in restaurants along the way. It wasn't until I moved to Chicago almost 10 years ago that I realized I could turn these jobs into a career when I became passionate about wine, spirits, and cocktails. That pivotal moment was significant.
Over the years, I have seized every opportunity to learn and grow and moved quickly from bartender to lead mixologist to National Brand Ambassador to Director of Mixology at Southern Glazer's to my current role as Beverage Development Manager at Breakthru Beverage.
At Breakthru I manage the direction of the Alchemy Room, which is our state-of-the-art beverage development laboratory that offers hands-on menu development and staff training programs for our restaurant and bar customers. My team is the best in the business and we work tirelessly to find innovative business solutions for our customers through creative cocktail menu design. I also direct and facilitate cocktail execution for large-scale events throughout the year like Lollapalooza, where we batch craft cocktails for 100,000 people a day over four days. Every day I feel challenged and inspired to take Breakthru's innovation and creativity to the next level.
2. What drew you to this industry originally? How do you think the industry will evolve?
I've always loved the diversity of people in this industry as well as the entrepreneurial spirit required. Every day is different.
Mindfulness drives much of the evolution these days. Customers are increasingly mindful of how they'll spend their money; many patronize companies whose values align with their own.
Suppliers too have become more mindful of their customers' changing drinking habits. This means that many spirits brands now showcase their product in cocktails that have less sugar and more natural ingredients, for instance.
3. What skills are most important in this industry and why?
Adaptability to change and a capacity to see the bigger picture. This comes from experience. Early in my career I found myself striving for perfection not realizing that I risked losing or harming valuable relationships. Things always seemed to work out in the end, but I've since learned not to sweat the small stuff.
Natalia competes in the WSWA Wholesaler Iron Mixology Competition at the 75th Annual Convention & Exposition.
4. What advice would you give to a young professional entering the industry?
Be a champion for yourself. It will be strange at first, but you have a responsibility to yourself and to the people with whom you work to clue them in about your strengths. Everyone wins when you're better positioned to leverage one another's skills to accomplish the task at hand.
Try not to take things personal, it's business. Develop thick skin. It means trying new things and sharing your opinions. It comes from being told "no," from being criticized, from being disliked, from standing up for yourself.
Don't dwell. Things will always go awry. Pick up the lesson and move on.
Reliability and stability go a long way.
Assume nothing. You can't assume someone else's intentions, nor can they assume yours. Be clear about what you mean and about your intentions and demand the same. Otherwise, you risk false assumptions about yourself or others and ultimately tasks become unnecessarily complicated.
5. What challenges do you face as a woman in the industry?
There are certainly times when it can be lonely. I've learned however that being the only woman in those situations can be a boon; offering an alternate perspective can help divert groupthink. It is in these situations that I'm reminded we have the opportunity and responsibility to raise our voice and we should take that seriously. With more perspectives heard, traditional ideas become challenged. We all get better. Everybody wins.
6. What is your favorite part of your job?
Driving business solutions for our customers. I've always loved the hospitality aspect of this industry and to put a smile on someone's face and to help them succeed makes me immensely happy.
7. People would be surprised to know I do...
Most people think my role is solely as Mixologist but in fact I spend most of my days coordinating logistics for events or developing strategic plans for my department's future growth.
Natalia is awarded Best In Show in the WSWA Wholesaler Iron Mixology Competition at the 75th Annual Convention & Exposition.
8. What inspires you?
Our Beverage Development Team, which is comprised of 7 mixologists around the country including myself. They all care deeply about our customers and are passionate about our portfolio.
9. Who, past or present, do you consider a mentor? How did they shape you as a future leader?
One of my biggest influences is HiIlary Wirtz, Director of Diversity and Inclusion for Breakthru Beverage. I'm incredibly fortunate to work for a family business that believes in its people, is supportive of its incredible supplier partners and is also passionately active in the communities in which we operate. Hillary embodies that Breakthru culture. Her mental and physical strength is admirable. She is firm but diplomatic; honest but fair; smart but unpretentious. She is authentic. She truly empowers everyone around her to be themselves. I've learned a lot about myself and about the business simply by working alongside her.
"Natalia embodies our core values; be inclusive, be courageous, be passionate and be true. She has a true passion for her work in beverage development and carries that passion through everything else she does, especially giving back to the community. I am always inspired by Natalia's drive to further develop herself professionally and personally to be the best she can be. Every time I'm with Natalia I learn something new about leadership, life, and cocktails! She is a valuable leader in our organization and I know she will continue to shine in everything she does."
- Hillary Wirtz, Director of Diversity & Inclusion, Breakthru Beverage Group
The WSWA Women's Leadership Council (WLC) is comprised of leaders in the wholesale tier of the U.S. beverage alcohol industry. Its primary mission is to educate, elevate, and empower members, as well as industry leaders within the three-tier system, advancing women in the industry and providing a platform for the exchange of ideas and knowledge with peers.


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If you're still trying to get your head round the concept of an Alfa Romeo SUV, then rest easy. We've driven the Stelvio and not only is it very good, it's also surprisingly faithful to the brand's sporting heritage.
Alfa Romeo is on a roll . The acclaimed Giulia is one of the best sporting saloons on the market and now we have the Italian's marque's first sports utility vehicle.
Priced from £33,990, it's up against tough opposition including the Jaguar F-Pace, Audi Q5, Porsche Macan and BMW X3.
With a maximum five stars in Euro NCAP crash tests, it's also very safe. Standard safety systems include Alfa Romeo's segment-first Integrated Brake System (which significantly reduces braking distance on any road surface), Autonomous Emergency Brake with pedestrian detection, Blind Spot Monitoring, Forward Collision Warning and Lane Departure Warning.
In January 2018 it won the 'Premium SUV' title in Company Car Today CCT100 Awards 2018.
The Stelvio divides opinion. Some say it looks like a Giulia on stilts, others a mini Maserati Levante. The reality is that it's a handsome beast in the metal.
Bigger than you might think from pictures, it's unmistakably an Alfa Romeo from the front with its 'scudetto' front grille. Its profile lines are well sculpted and it's nicely finished with a pert rear and short overhang.
Inside, it's not unlike the Giulia, which is no bad thing except for the infotainment screen which is not a touchscreen and only accessible via a rotary controller next to the gear selector. This means that to select a postcode on the sat nav requires spinning round a daisywheel and clicking each letter and number individually. Sitting behind pretty smoked glass, it's not the brightest either, while the graphics don't seem highly defined.
Putting the 8.8-inch infotainment screen to one side, the Stelvio's interior is spacious and well designed with a quality feel.
With a commanding yet sporty driving position, the two hooded main instruments directly ahead of the driver echo sporting Alfa Romeos of the past.
Luggage capacity is a generous 525 litres, or 1,600 litres with the rear seats down.
There's a choice of two petrol and diesel engines, both available with two power outputs.
The diesels are a 2.2-litre (207bhp) Q4 AWD and a 2.2-litre (177bhp) RWD & Q4 AWD and the petrol units are a 2.0-litre (276bhp) Q4 AWD and 2.0-litre (197bhp) Q4 AWD.
Controversially for some, there's no manual Stelvio and an ZF eight-speed automatic transmission is standard, while four-wheel drive (known as Q4) is available with all engine options.
The diesels are both capable of 59mpg and 0-62mph times of between 6.6-7.6 seconds, topping out at 130mph, with fuel emissions of 124-127g/km of CO2.
The 276bhp 2.0-litre petrol Q4 AWD engine offers best in class acceleration, going from 0-62mph in just 5.7 seconds and on to a top speed of 143mph, while returning 40.4mpg with CO2 emissions of 161g/km.
There are four specification levels – Stelvio, Super, Speciale and Milano Edizione.
As standard, entry-level 'Stelvio' offers 17-inch 10-spoke alloy wheels, LED rear lights, double lateral chrome exhaust pipe, dual-zone climate control, a 3.5-inch TFT colour cluster instrument panel, 8.8-inch infotainment screen with full connectivity and an eight-speaker audio system.
'Super' adds 18-inch 5-spoke alloy wheels, front parking sensors, a 3D navigation system, two-tone leather dashboard and leather and cloth upholstery. 'Speciale' wheels change again to 19-inch 10-spoke alloys with red brake calipers, there are Bi-Xenon 35W headlights, power folding door mirrors and heated front leather seats with six-way adjustment.
Finally, 'Milano Edizione' includes sporty leather seats, a 10-speaker "Sound Theatre", 20-inch V-Spoke alloy wheels, keyless entry, privacy glass, electrically adjustable and heated front seats and a rear-view camera.
I tested the all-wheel drive 'Milano Edizione' Stelvio powered by the 276bhp petrol 2.0-litre which is priced from £45,390 – the range-topping Stelvio – unless you can stretch to the ballistic 503bhp Quadrifoglio.
Named after the Italian mountain pass famed for driving thrills, you'd expect the Stelvio to handle way better than your average SUV – and it doesn't disappoint.
The first thing you notice is the steering which is so incredibly precise and direct, that it takes some getting used to.
Once you've got the hang of it you can start to enjoy the handling which is surprisingly agile – unlike most SUVs.
Body roll is minimal, inspiring confidence, meaning you really can stretch the Stelvio's legs on more challenging roads. That said, it will happily cruise on motorways and it's very stable.
The suspension is on the firm side, but the ride still remains mostly smooth and comfortable.
The slick eight-speed automatic gearbox works happily in tandem with the powerful petrol engine – even better when the paddle shifts behind the wheel are used. And thanks to AWD, there's also plenty of traction on tap.
However, the paddles are huge and mounted on the steering column rather than the wheel itself, so they don't move as you turn, which is not ideal.
The Stelvio features Alfa Romeo's DNA drive mode selector, allowing you to switch between Dynamic (Sporty), Natural (Normal) and Advanced Efficiency (Economic). Needless, to say 'D' is the most fun, but the other two settings are fine for longer, less interesting journeys where comfort and economy are the priorities.
It's not perfect though. Engine refinement isn't class leading, while real-world fuel economy (the petrol version I drove especially) is average… though this isn't helped by the fact that the Stelvio is such a rewarding car to drive!
Verdict: Alfa Romeo has nailed it with the Stelvio – a performance SUV that stands out from the crowd. Entertaining to drive, practical and safe, it's sure to put a smile on your face.


Home Grown Radio New Jersey | Better days!
Message from Julian concerning his program this coming Wednesday: I am planning on playing some songs that deal with death, devils, etc. So plan on hearing Last To Die, Devils & Dust and Spirit In the Night. But also, I was doing some random searches on Youtube and came up with this idea too: Play clips of Bruce saying strange things, since Halloween is all about strange and weird happenings.
Yes, I know I am far behind, but I still want to share this with anybody who might have missed it. In the Blogness post about the new Bruce show coming op on radio, was this link to a wonderful programme the day right after Clarence's passing.
Early this morning (South African time) I had the pleasure of listening to Julian Garcia mentioning this blog on his programme Groove it al night on Home Grown Radio New Jersey, where he plays two hours of Springsteen every second week. It just made me even more aware of the tremendous power music (and particularly Bruce's music) has in bringing people together across all kinds of barriers.
Much as I had looked forward to Julian Garicia's programme of love songs for Valentine's Day, I came out a little disappointed. Although it was certainly still worth getting up at 4 a.m. it did not live up to my expectations. (Which just shows how easily high expectations can lead to disappointment!) Also, really listening carefully to Jersey Girl for the first time, made it worth it. Actually quite a few of my own special favourites were there, as beautiful as ever. I will only mention three of them here.
Two hearts: A song I have only recently discovered on Live in NYC. I just ove the interaction with Stevie.


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Hugh McGary Jr. was the founder of Evansville, Indiana.

The Founding of Evansville, Indiana
On March 27, 1812, Hugh McGary Jr. purchased about 441 acres and named it "McGary's Landing". In 1814, to attract more people, McGary renamed his village "Evansville" in honor of Colonel Robert Morgan Evans. Evansville incorporated in 1817 and became a county seat on January 7, 1818.

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The epiglottis is a small flap of cartilage attached to the end of the tongue which closes during swallowing. This prevents food particles and secretions from entering the trachea and lungs. Epiglottitis is an infection of the epiglottis and surrounding tissue.
The child may assume a certain position where he sits upright, leans forward and thrusts out the chin. This position opens the airway and helps the child to breathe. Because respiratory symptoms appear to be less severe than they actually are, epiglottitis can be difficult to diagnose and the disease can progress to a deadly state before a diagnosis has been made. Left untreated respiratory symptoms can cause a lack of adequate oxygen and an excess of carbon dioxide in the blood leading to a deadly change in the pH level of the blood, cardiac arrest, and death.
There is no home remedy for epiglottitis. If your child shows signs of this disease, go to your nearest emergency room or call 911 immediately.
Due to the introduction of the haemophilus influenza vaccine, the incidence of epiglottitis is currently quite low. Children between the ages of one and three are most likely to develop epiglottitis. The older the patient is the less severe symptoms are likely to be. Prior to widespread use of the Hib vaccine in well-developed countries, epiglottitis was common in children and caused almost primarily by this pathogen. Currently, epiglottitis is rare and usually caused by one of the following microbes.
The best prevention for epiglottitis is to keep immunizations up to date and to practice good hygiene such as hand washing and avoiding exposure to illness. Despite the deadly nature of this disease, the majority of victims recover without permanent complications.
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John Vianney (French: Jean-Baptiste-Marie Vianney, May 8, 1786 – August 4, 1859) was a French parish priest who is venerated as a saint and as the patron saint of all priests. He is often referred to as the "Curé d'Ars." He became renowned for his priestly and pastoral work in his parish and bringing about the radical spiritual transformation of the community and its surroundings, which was attributed to his saintly life and mortification and his persevering ministry in the sacrament of confession. Vianney was born in the French town of Dardilly and was baptized the same day. The Vianneys were traditional Catholics who helped the poor and gave hospitality to Saint Benedict Joseph Labré, who passed through Dardilly on his pilgrimage to Rome. By 1790, the French Revolution forced many loyal priests to hide from the government in order to carry out the sacraments in their parish. Vianney's first communion lessons were secretly carried out in a private home by two nuns. He made his first communion at the age of 13. In 1802, the Catholic Church was reestablished in France. He received minor orders and the subdiaconate on July 2, 1814, was ordained deacon in June 1815, and was ordained priest on August 12, 1815. He said his first Mass the next day. He was appointed pastor of the parish of Ars, a town of 230, and realized that the Revolution's aftermath resulted in religious ignorance, due to many years of the destruction of the Catholic Church in France. (At the time, Sundays in rural areas were spent in the fields working, or spent dancing and drinking in taverns.) He came to be known internationally, and people from distant places began traveling to consult him as early as 1827. By 1855, the number of pilgrims had reached 20,000 a year. During the last ten years of his life, he spent sixteen to eighteen hours a day in the confessional. Vianney died at age 73. Biographers recorded miracles performed throughout his life, obtaining money for his charities and food for his orphans; he also had supernatural knowledge of the past and future and could heal the sick, especially children. On January 8, 1905, Pope Pius X declared him Blessed and proposed him as a model to the parochial clergy; in 1925 Pope Pius XI canonized him. In 1959, Pope John XXIII issued Sacerdotii Nostri Primordia, an encyclical on Vianney. In honor of the 150th anniversary of Vianney's death, Pope Benedict XVI declared a year for priests (2009-2010.)
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The picturesque souvenir coin set of eight pieces minted for Cabo Dakhla depicts the landmarks of the region. The subjects of the coins include animals, persons and architecture. Cabo Dakhla is situated in West Sahara region in modern Morocco. The Spanish word "Cabo" (cape) in city's name is used sometimes to indicate the location of the place on a narrow peninsula similar to cape. The region was under the Spanish rule in colonial times, the indigenous population of the area is of Berber origin. The local wildlife species and other landmarks are depicted on the coins along with the denomination and the name of the territory in Arabic. The name of the region and denomination in Spanish are minted on the opposite side of the pieces. The collectible pieces are made of white and yellow metal alloy, two of them are bimetallic.


What's a good reputable seller of devices capable of jamming digital/cell phones?
I will be traveling to a country soon where phone jamming is allowed by law.
When I'm there, I'd like to go on the internet and order a device that jams the abilities of cell/digital phones and text devices to send or receive their calls.
Then I'd take that jammer, and enjoy movies, restaurants, cafes, and camping sites… without the annoying fake-time chatter of phone users.
So, what's a good reputable dealer of such jammers?
And one important thing: Anyone can do a Google search. I'm not asking you to Google for me. I'm asking if you KNOW of any reputable websites that deal in such things.
You don't need to go abroad. Just find a hamfest and you can find a booth with somebody selling them. A jammer isn't a difficult thing to make. All you do is broadcast broad spectrum noise on a particular center frequency. If you know how to use a soldering iron, you can download schematics on the Internet.
I think it safe to say that no American jellies can answer this as that isn't allowed here. I can tell that you are not going to Europe or Japan though, as they are illegal there. Here in the US, they are also illegal to buy, sell, or own.
BTW, since they are illegal in so many places, finding a reputable dealer may be difficult. It's kind of like finding a reputable arms smuggler or crack dealer.
Where is the best online place to buy a cordless cell phone?


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Robolights: A valued community gem or a bane to Palm Springs?
Robolights, a new Desert Sun columnist topics of Desert Sun letters to the editor for Dec. 14, 2018.
Robolights: A valued community gem or a bane to Palm Springs? Robolights, a new Desert Sun columnist topics of Desert Sun letters to the editor for Dec. 14, 2018. Check out this story on desertsun.com: https://www.desertsun.com/story/opinion/readers/2018/12/13/robolights-valued-community-gem-bane-palm-springs-desert-sun-letters/2306381002/
Reader submissions Published 3:34 p.m. PT Dec. 13, 2018
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Robolights could be even better
I couldn't agree more with the Dec. 9 editorial about valuing Robolights and that the city should have become a partner with Kenny Irwin Jr. to make it an attraction that people would come to Palm Springs to see.
Earlier this year, I went to Meow Wolf in Santa Fe, N.M. Busloads of people swarmed this attraction. It must be a huge money-maker for Santa Fe (Google "the 15 best things to do in Santa Fe).
After having enjoyed touring Robolights over the last several years, I was totally underwhelmed with Meow Wolf, and think that an expanded Robolights could be far better, and bring visitors from all over Southern California.
Judy Curran, La Quinta
Robolights opens for the season
Visitors at Robolights on its opening night on Wednesday, November 21, 2018 in Palm Springs. Richard Lui/The Desert Sun
Robolights is open to the public on Wednesday, November 21, 2018 in Palm Springs. Richard Lui/The Desert Sun
No parking signs around neighborhood surrounding Robolights on Wednesday, November 21, 2018 in Palm Springs. Richard Lui/The Desert Sun
Kenny Irwin opens for the 32nd annual Robolights holiday display, Palm Springs, Calif., Wednesday, November 21, 2018. Zoë Meyers/The Desert Sun
Misguided championing of Robolights
In The Desert Sun Dec. 9 editorial ("Is future bright for PS lights?") about what I call "RoboBlights," The Desert Sun Editorial Board waxes tears that a commercial enterprise that has year after year aggressively defied the law of single-family residential zones to rape the land, the neighborhood, and his neighbors may expire without more than the $225,000 the city has already provided via illegal backroom conspiracy to defraud the public.
Fritz Koenig, Palm Springs
Editorial: A pivotal season for the wonderfully weird Robolights spectacle in Palm Springs
More: Robolights' legal road: After years of fighting, the light show will leave ritzy Palm Springs neighborhood
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Thoughts on Bush '41'
After watching the funeral services for President George H.W. Bush and, of course, having a deep concern for his family, a couple of things came to my mind: he was the one that said "read my lips, no new taxes," yet, of course, he changed his mind and raised taxes. The other item was his opposition to the Civil Rights Act of 1964, stating "The new civil rights act was passed to protect 14 percent of the people. I'm also worried about the other 86 percent."
That law protects minorities, no matter who might have opposed it.
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Descripción
Corona azul en la parte superior; la mayoría del plumaje, la frente y el rostro de color verde oliva, hombros rojos, la parte inferior de las alas color azul a verdoso, las plumas de vuelo azul índigo a negruzco, cola con tonos rojizos y punta de azul. Mide en promedio 23 cm de longitud total.

Hábitat
Generalmente se encuentra en el bosque nuboso u otros bosques maduros de páramo, entre los 2.610 y 3.810 m de altitud, preferentemente entre los 3.300 y 3500 m.

Comportamiento
Diurno. Vive en grupos de 7 a 20 individuos. Prefiere alimentarse de as  semillas del muérdago o "pajarito". También come las semillas del cardo y los frutos de cerezo de monte, del matapalos y del pino romerón.

Reproducción
Anida en huecos de los troncos de los árboles. La hembra pone tres huevos que incuba durante 25 a 27 días. El macho junto con la hembra ayuda a cuidar y alimentar los polluelos, que se independizan a los 53 días de nacidos.

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Aves endémicas de Colombia
Taxones descritos por Frank Chapman
Animales descritos en 1912


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The book Bhyrappa won't be writing? Or will he?
Deccan Herald and Praja Vani cartoonist P. Mahmud's take on the writer S.L. Bhyrappa's description of the people of Karnataka as tarlegalu (a bunch of good-for-nothing whiners), in the weekly magazine, Sudha.
Also read: Did Adolf Hitler fetch S.L. Bhyrappa's freedom?
This entry was posted in Issues and Ideas, Kannada & Karnataka, Literati and tagged Churumuri, Deccan Herald, P. Mahmud, Praja Vani, S.L. Bhyrappa, Sans Serif, Sudha, U R Anantha Murthy. Bookmark the permalink.
Prajavani was the one to make headlines of his statement. I dont know if there is any conflict of ideas between SLB and editorial board of PV/DH. Otherwise, there is no need to make it look all this serious.
PV is also publishing the "intellectual" Gireesh Karnad's auto-bhaya-graphy in its Sunday edition. Seems PV is playing its secular cards subtly….
Another bout of Bhyrappa Bashing???
BTW, Churumuri, any postings and your thoughts on the so called Hindu Terrorism quoted by Rahul G????
What Bhyrappa has said is true of Kannadigas. It is not fair to take out a piece out of context and criticise or condemn him. We have a lot to learn from Tamil Nadu. Whatever the party comes to power there, it has not igrnoed the State's development. They have even taken away projects of other States, while we have been opposing or fighting on silly issues, pulling down each other like the frogs in the well. Sad indeed!
The attacks which followed the press reports prove a point!
Prajavani is not against Bhyrappa but his turn against minorities and feminists. Bhyrappa is against all basic human rights. Prajavani is just exposing his acts.
author par excellence, personally a big fan of him, but sadly his statement supporting yeddyurappa,gadkari and forcible,illogical land acquisition has really shocked me. tragedy of kannada cultural world that a great writer turns mouth piece ofa corrupt establishment.
I fully agree with Gauri Satya. Vasanth's opinions that Bhyrappa is against all basic human rights, Prajavani is exposing his acts and just ridiculous are funny, childish and ridiculous to say the least. Bhyrappa has later issued a statement, which people might not have read. What Bhyrappa has said is not anything derogatory against Kannadigas. The socalled seculars are jealous of Bhyrappa and they are the one spreading such canards and gullible people in their over enthusiasm to 'protect' Kannada fall for it.
I don't think that the translation of 'Tharlegalu' as good-for-nothing-whiners is correct. 'Irritants' is more appropriate.
is this the reason why old ones get thrown out of houses ?
I am still sympathetic for stress they took when young which didn't turn successful which has led to whining.
Rahul Gandhi is a traitor and a terrorist. He is clearly on the side of the Pakistani Army/ISI who are saying the exact same thing. He is batting for them.
This SOB needs to be hunted down like the mangie dog that he is.
Way to go HLB!!! This is so true about kannadigas!!! Most kannadigas think they are beyond criticism. I can't help but appreciate hlb's courage in telling the truth!! Most of us r useless whiners.
Dr ramesh u r 100%correct. These so-called literary giant think themselves superior and expect whatever they say should not have any repercussion. byrappa just to appease his right wing leaders, some crooked ideology of rss, vhp and some corporate giants , he ridiculed whole kannada communities and particularly farming communities. It is become fasion for from elite(I don't think them so) class to ridicules these poor communities when latter show resistance to the acquisition of their properties. The concept of development in India is so skewed and flawed :- whatever the action done by corporate giant , irrespective of wheter it is bound to law or not and only going to benefit to hand few of people, leaving thousands of people to loose their livelihood at throw away prices which are orchestrated by the middleman- state government who are already sold out to these giants.
And hey, whether SL Byrappa giving tough competetion to Neera Radia in lobbying for corporates. the only differense is the latter did that living unknown to the vast section of the people, while SLB doing this openly by criticizing the vast section!!!. he has the mask of literal background and anyone who protest against him will face backlashing from his supporters.then god can save karnataka from these people.
Just as AP is the Gujarat of the South (almost, although not there yet) pragmatic and successful.
SLB who is truly the heir of Dr. Shivram Karanth and a true litteratauer unlike shallow poseurs such as Karnad and URA; has hit the nail on the head. We Kannadigas are whiners, and like Bengalis like to say among themselves, we are crabs, we like to pull down anyone climbing out of the muck. We will only be happy with a corrupt buffoon like Deve Gowda in power who runs this state down to the ground.
SLB should be made official propaganda minister of RSS/VHP/BJP. Shuddha tarle.
ದಯವಿಟ್ಟು ಮಾತಿನ 'ಅರ್ಥ' ಎಂದರೆ 'ವಾಚ್ಯಾರ್ಥ' ಮಾತ್ರ ಅಲ್ಲ ಅಂತ ತಿಳ್ಕೊಳ್ಳಿ…..
ಇಲ್ಲಾಂದ್ರೆ ನಿಮ್ಮ ಅರಚಾಟ ನಿಮ್ಮ 'ಪಕ್ಷ'ದವರ ಖುಷಿಗಾಗಿ, ನಾಲಗೆಯ ತೀಟೆ ತೀರಿಸಲಿಕ್ಕಾಗಿ ಎಂದು ಚಿಕ್ಕ ಮಗುವೂ ತಿಳ್ಕೊಳುತ್ತೆ….
According to SLB- all kannadigas are tharlegalu-including SLB.


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Last March I moved to the Church of the Good Shepherd West Derby, into the nascent team ministry also embracing St Christopher's Norris Green and Christ Church Norris Green. And one of the first questions I asked myself on arrival was, how do I get to know my new place?
Parish walks, using various methods and routes, sometimes alone, sometimes accompanied. Around the area covered by all three parishes together, quite a large area of outer estate embracing most of Norris Green and some of Croxteth. This I regard as active walking; mentally engaged walking, with the intention of recording my observations and impressions gained en-route, to help build a picture over time, of the parish and the relationship of the people and the place. A foundation for theological reflection.
In both cases I journal my observations, in the case of walks I use my website www.johndavies.org to share what I've seen, inviting readers' comments back.
In football parlance, what I want to present to you today is a talk of three halves. For the first ten minutes I will read to you a transcript of one of my walks, from last summer; then move into the area which I would roughly call methodoloogy - talking about some of the people who have influenced my approach to urban walking and resourced my reflections on the walks, and then to move on to investigate some theologians working in the area of land and place, which are closely linked, and offer some proposals about the directions in which an urban theology of land might go.
I should point out now that this is a presentation at the start of a process, so I will be offering signposts, pointers, suggestions rather than finely-honed theories today. But I anticipate a creative discussion in the second part of this morning as we tease out some of these things together.
As the road sweeps upwards round the back of Norris Green Park it is obvious why this is called Broad Lane; though it is not the original ancient route. This stretch of road came in with the new estate in 1930. Some of it appears to be ready to wind up its history altogether. The nearer the centre of the figure-eight, the roundabout where Broad Lane and Lorenzo Drive intersect, the more empty houses there are and the more nature has begun to reclaim the land.
This indicates the edge of the present-day City Council's failed experiment in the Boot Estate, a sorry story of urban mismanagement. Gaps between the houses to the right, all along here, show a wild green vastness where not long ago whole communities had been. Some hold on to the hope they will be relocated there again: the adverts are up for new houses, though there's little sign of building work beginning as yet.
The roundabout is overlooked by St Christopher's - the Children's Church: built with the help of over �3,000 raised by the youngsters of the twelve Rural Deaneries of Liverpool Diocese. On the Broad Lane side of the church bold red iron gates protect the lovely Children's courtyard between the sanctuary and the hall; if we had our way (which we might) this would be an open cafe area on future summers days like this.
Signs by the church hall: SLIMMING WORLD MONDAYS FROM 10 - 5.30PM. McCabe Chemists. Langbank Medical Centre - Dr M.N. Metha, Dr S. Muthu, Dr N.M. Patel, Dr A. Arain. A woman passes struggling with a wheelchair: "Ar ey Laurice, ang on, I can't push ya."
Just past the Private Day Nursery is the back entrance to Sayers bakery. My question about who round here can afford private childcare seems to be answered - I guess, those who work at Sayers.
The Co-op is busy, and as Broadway approaches, as expected, things look up. The local economy is solvent, it seems. Pevsner's description says: "Completed in 1929, two-storeyed, on a curve, and punctuated with gables. Poor detail of the shopping canopy". Broadway's fifty-or-so establishments seem to be dominated by bookies , florists, card shops and chippies.
This is a famous Liverpool road, but it's not clear who Lorenzo was. In 1796, city father and slave trade abolitionist William Roscoe published his Life of Lorenzo de' Medici. Florentine statesman, sportsman, musician, patron of the arts, his contemporaries called him Lorenzo the Magnificent (il Magnifico). However he was a failure at business. Unsuccessful banker and bad debtor - odd that it is on the road named for him (perhaps) that Norris Green's largest employers are based.
TO ALL TRANSPORTERS - POLICE AND RESIDENTS COMPLAIN ABOUT NOISE. THEREFORE DO NOT PARK HERE OVERNIGHT. PARK IN A DIFFERENT SPOT AND COME BACK 0630 TOMORROW MORNING. THANKS WHISTLERS FARM.
In my mind I connect Whistlers Farm with Sayers, the famous Liverpool bakers, whose factory is next door. For, if you put these companies' produce together then one of life's loveliest treats is formed: bacon butties. In the middle of Norris Green I am at the epicentre of Yum.
Nothing outside Sayers' shoddy-looking factory reveals that they are now a subsidiary of Lyndale Foods, one of Britain's three largest Bakery chains (behind Greggs and Three Cooks), which, according to a trade report, is expanding well. 50 of the company's shops have been rebranded with a bright new corporate image, it says. I'm left wondering why such a successful company cannot think to 'rebrand' the flaky frontage of its flagship factory.
Detour on the home stretch - avoiding the easterly Lorenzo Drive (the original Broad Lane) I cut a course through Broad Square (which is named as it is shaped) from Circular Road West to Circular Road East (ditto). And on the playing field at the heart of Circular Road West, a municipal vision epitomised - the wonderful sight of a group of small children playing football between corporation-maintained goalposts, overlooked by their families' tidy homes. I sense this is a place of security for them. An urban planners dream realised. Rare and lovely to feel.


The popular lecture series begins the 2019 season with "Sing Sing: A History", presented by Ossining Village Historian, Dana White. Sing Sing Correctional Facility has hunkered down on our waterfront almost 200 years. In this overview of its fascinating origins and evolution, Dana will also highlight the surprising ways the prison has shaped the village we know today. The presentation will include an update on the Sing Sing Prison Museum Project.


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London Police Hunts For Four Robbery Suspects In Enfield
By Ehi Ekhator Last updated Sep 13, 2019
London Knife Epidermic
The London Metropolitan Police has launched an investigation into the robbery of four men in Enfield.
The robbery took place along Herford Road, EN3 at 18:30hrs on Wednesday 10 September.
According to the police, one of the suspects was carrying a knife which he used to threaten the group with.
No casualty was recorded.
The robbers stole one of the victim's cars, a grey Audi S3. The perpetrators also took their phones and £1,000 in cash.
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The robbery reportedly happened an hour before the police arrived the scene.
The robbers threatened the victims, forcing them to give up their card pins and withdrew some substantial amount of cash from their bank accounts via ATM.
The Detective Inspector Jason Colby said the robbers also took photos of their victim's driving licenses and forced them to write down their home addresses in an attempt to stop them from reporting the crime.
He added "This was a very traumatic experience for the four victims, who are all aged 18.
"The victims, who feared for their lives during the course of the robbery, have been safeguarded and are being supported by my team."
The suspects were described as four black males between the age of 18 and 20 years old.
The London Police is currently treating the incident as isolated.
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Huge crowd rallies in Taipei to support Hong Kong democracy movement
Taipei, Sept. 29 (CNA) Tens of thousands of Taiwanese and Hong Kong people braved heavy rain in Taipei Sunday to support the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong, emphasizing that Taiwan and Hong Kong are in the same boat amid China's threat to democracy.
The demonstration, dubbed "9/29 Taiwan Stands With Hong Kong," was initiated by the Taiwan Citizen Front, the Taiwan Youth Association for Democracy, the National Students' Union of Taiwan and the Hong Kong Outlanders. It was supported by nearly 200 other civil groups and youth organizations.
The demonstrators, many of them clad in black, began their march from the Legislative Yuan, chanting "liberate Hong Kong" as they passed through busy districts in downtown Taipei.
"The rain is nothing compared to the storm experienced by the Hong Kong people," a marcher surnamed Tsai (蔡) told CNA, referring to the political turmoil brought by the Hong Kong government's suppression of the pro-democracy movement there.
"I hope one day Hong Kong can enjoy the freedom and democracy enjoyed by Taiwan today," she said.
The organizers initially estimated the number of the crowd at 50,000, later revising it to 100,000.
Hong Kong singer-activist Denise Ho (何韻詩) and several officials and legislators from Taiwan's ruling Democratic Progressive Party were seen at the rally.
The police deployed 800 officers to maintain peace and order, but despite that, Ho was attacked by two men and sprayed with red paint. An initial police investigation showed that both of them are pro-China unification.
The organizers also claimed that an unidentified person followed a Hong Kong student and attempted to assault him prior to the march.
At a pre-march press conference, Chiang Min-yen (江旻諺), co-founder of the Taiwan Citizen Front, asked the Hong Kong government to respond to all "five demands" of the Hong Kong protesters.
The demands refer to the withdrawal of a controversial bill that would have allowed the extradition of crime suspects to China for trial, an inquiry into police brutality against the protesters, the release of all arrested protesters, ceasing of the use of the term "riots" to describe the mass protests, and the implementation of genuine elections for Hong Kong's leaders.
Among the demands, only the first one has been fulfilled as Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam (林鄭月娥) announced Sept. 4 that the government would formally withdraw the extradition bill.
The demonstrators also asked the Taiwan government not to negotiate a peace agreement with China and to establish an asylum mechanism that would allow political refugees from Hong Kong and Macao to seek protection.
Lai Chung-chiang (賴中強), also a co-founder of the Taiwan Citizen Front, said signing a peace agreement with China would eventually lead Taiwan into a trap of a "one-China" framework and eventual unification.
Taiwan and Hong Kong both stand in the front line of China's threat to democracy, he said, therefore "we must stand with Hong Kong in the fight against totalitarianism."
At around 6 p.m., the demonstrators returned to the Legislative Yuan for the second part of their program, which included musical presentations, short speeches, and message-posting on a wall beside the Legislative Yuan to emulate what the Hong Kong protesters have done to their government buildings and law enforcement.
Several artworks, such as the Boat of Freedom and a statue of the Goddess of Democracy, were displayed at the site to express the ideology that Taiwan and Hong Kong are in the same boat in the fight for democracy.
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Australian skills assessing bodies update - ISA goes into voluntary liquidation
by Tom 6/22/2009 4:40:00 PM
Surveyors emigrating to Australia
are without an assessing body.
Just a quick update to notify any Surveyors (ASCO: 2123-13) that the Institute of Surveyors Australia (ISA) has gone into voluntary liquidation (as you can see from the surprisingly blunt note on the top of the ISA website homepage). It's unclear what will happen to surveyors yet to receive their assessment results, but I imagine a solution will be presented by DIAC in due course.
Also, to avoid any confusion, I'd like to make it clear that Quantity Surveyors (ASCO: 2122-11) don't need to worry; they need to have their skills assessed by the Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (AIQS), who are still in operation
Even though the ISA only assess the skills of Surveyors and a handful of other Australia visa occupations (such as Cartographers), it's still a reminder of the harsh economic times we live in and an example of the difficulties many skills assessing bodies are having to face.
Another of the Australia skills assessing bodies we heard from over the weekend was Trades Recognition Australia (TRA). They made the following statement:
"Changes to Processing Times
From 1 July 2009 Trades Recognition Australia (TRA) will introduce additional quality assurance arrangements to improve the integrity of its assessments. As a result processing times will change. It is expected that most applications will be assessed within 30 working days."
While it's not as concerning as ISA's news, it's still an indication of the strain that assessing bodies have been put under, especially given that the processing times for TRA skills assessments used to typically be 10 working days for occupations listed on the Migration Occupations in Demand (MODL) list, and 20 working days for all other occupations.
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Microsoft Convergence attendees explored the new cloud-based Power BI analytics tool at the conference.
Microsoft CRM and ERP users, like all businesspeople, are trying to gain greater insight into key processes and strategies. And increasingly, they're turning to business intelligence (BI) tools in the cloud to get that information about operations and performance.
These issues were on the minds of users who attended Microsoft Convergence 2015 in Atlanta, the software company's annual business-focused conference. Microsoft rolled our further details about its cloud-based Power BI tool.
Dave Nelson, senior vice president and CRM lead at Avanade, sat down with SearchCRM to talk about Microsoft Convergence and discuss some of the central concerns for CRM buyers.
Nelson said that Dynamics CRM users are already familiar with Microsoft's Power BI product, which is used as a reporting and BI tool that can integrate data from the Dynamics database as well as from other sources. But Microsoft's acquisition of Revolution Analytics gives users an additional analytics capability within the Dynamics platform, something Nelson said is an exciting move.
"It's going to allow Microsoft to do a more impressive job of analytics and intelligence around big data and … fills a gap a lot of CRM tools have had: They're very good at reporting on the data that they have, but they've tended to lack some really insightful analytics modeling capability," Nelson said.
Nelson also discussed Microsoft's strategy in moving users to the cloud. He said that companies' initial fears about moving data to the cloud are dissipating as they grow more comfortable moving applications like Dynamics CRM there. As cloud technology matures, Nelson said, companies will continue to gain trust. On-premises won't go away -- at least, in the near future -- according to Nelson, but in the meantime, Microsoft addresses business users' varying needs by offering hybrid architecture, enabling them to leave some data protected behind the firewall.
"[With hybrid] you can mix and match solutions where your data is stored in one place, processed in another, perhaps accessed in another and address the security concerns that the customer has but also get the performance, scalability, and flexibility of cloud processing," Nelson said.
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Now I am trying to map a Map. I have tried @ManyToMany @Temporal(TemporalType.DATE) but this doesn't seem to work:
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So my question is, how to map a Map containing a Date?

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A Review of Borat: Absolutely Hysterical
By Mac Venucci4 Mins Read February 16, 2020
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1 Borat Is Simply Ridiculous
1.0.1 Borat Sings The National Anthem
1.0.2 Borat Proposes To Pamela Anderson
1.1 Borat Is Not For The Politically Correct
Borat…This film is like nothing you've ever seen before. A mock-reality adventure film which is incredibly funny and offensive at the same time, Sacha Baron-Cohen has created a character who is anti-semitic, sexist and homophobic, and who uses his narrow-minded views to show warts in all of us – Borat interacts with many Americans who may actually be more narrow-minded than him.
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Borat Is Simply Ridiculous
Cohen stars as journalist Borat Sagdiyev, who is sent to America to report on what makes the United States such a great country. He leaves his native Kazakhstan, and as he makes his way across America, we see Borat meet real, unsuspecting people, in real situations. This can only lead to hysterical consequences. Borat's backward behavior certainly raises some eyebrows, and as the viewer, we get to witness the reactions he garners, which expose prejudices and hypocrisies in American culture. In some cases, Borat's interview subjects embrace his outrageous views on race and sex by agreeing with him, while others attempt to offer a patriotic lesson in Western values.
Borat Sings The National Anthem
The critical thing about this film, though, is that Borat is not a real person – but everyone else in the movie is. It's like an amplified version of a hidden camera show with Borat interacting with unsuspecting people throughout America. The film that 'Borat' is making is the film that we get to see, so you will experience intentionally grainy handheld cinematography and hilariously bad subtitles.
Borat Proposes To Pamela Anderson
Along the way, Borat meets many real, unsuspecting Americans to interview about their country – none of these people are in on the joke and what makes the film so brilliant is how this ignorant, bigoted, yet strangely lovable character (who insists women have smaller brains than men and is intensely anti-Semitic) is able to expose people's prejudices without blinking an eye.
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Some of the funniest scenes you will encounter while he watches an old episode of Baywatch and immediately becomes obsessed with Pamela Anderson, setting out on a cross-country quest to find the actress and make her his wife. He then goes to a Southern dinner party that goes incredibly awry, and a visit to a rodeo where Borat exposes the rather blood-thirsty views of the majority in attendance.
You will be watching through your fingers when you see a Texas rodeo fan talk about wanting to hang homosexuals, or drunk college students talking about how they wish they could go back to the days of slavery so they could enslave women/ It is so shockingly disturbing, but at the same time, you have to laugh.
Watching this film, it's hard to believe what you are seeing. You get to witness Cohen say the most despicable things and his unsuspecting subjects to actually agree with him. In one scene, he even walks into a gun shop and asks which gun is best for killing Jews. Without hesitating, the shopkeeper makes a recommendation.
Borat Is Not For The Politically Correct
This film is definitely not for everyone, but its un-PC humor is what makes it work so well. Cohen and director Larry Charles make the unthinkable funny – and in the process might just get you to think about racism, bigotry, and sexism.
This film takes chances, and that's what makes it funny when the audience are covering their mouths, wondering if they should be laughing or not; that is when you know it's good. This film, unlike many others, does not rely on worn-out gags and bland, dumb comedy to squeeze chuckles out of audiences. Sacha Baron Cohen is fearless and has made "Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan," the most shocking, no-holds-barred, painfully funny comedy in years.
The character is a sly and satirical genius that is absolutely hilarious, but it does make you squirm in your seat at the same time. Sacha Baren Cohen is the king of shock comedy, but "Borat" is about more than just shock value, it is a very clever movie which exposes deep-seated hate and ignorance that still exists in America.
Cohen's character is outrageously offensive, hysterically funny and is an equal opportunity offender. This performance and this character is an act of genius. Borat grins nervously, he is unable to comprehend anything of what he sees or hears, he is innocent but the guiltiest sort: he is boorish, he is grotesquely misogynist, he is crass, but you can't not watch him.
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Faculty and students pose for a photo at the 46th Annual Meeting of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Biologists where they presented their research. Photo courtesy of Millersville University.
Millersville is a great university for a number of reasons, one of them being the immense opportunities available for students to complete undergraduate research. Every academic year, a decent sum of money is allocated specifically for research that students can use if they choose to pursue these research opportunities. The only problem is that much of this money goes unnoticed and, therefore, unused.
Dr. Rene Muñoz, the Director of Sponsored Projects and Research Administration, said that only about 10 percent of juniors and seniors even take a chance and apply for research grants. One reason for this could be the fact that these grants are dispersed over a multitude of departments and for specialized research.
Another main issue revolving around the grants is that students, though they may be aware of the fact that these opportunities exist for them, do not believe that they will be able to succeed. Students often prematurely think that they aren't intelligent or dedicated enough to conduct an entire research project. However, Dr. Muñoz talked about why this shouldn't be a concern.
"It's mine and the faculty's job to help you get through that process. It can seem overwhelming, but if you give yourself time and take it in small steps, it's not that bad and completely doable. That fear or under-confidence doesn't need to be there." With the faculty advising students and working with them throughout the entire process, students do not need to be excessively overwhelmed by the venture.
Considering the immense benefits that conducting an undergraduate research project can have, it is unfortunate that too few students even try and take the opportunity. The benefits are clear on multiple levels.


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