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Nature, sporta and sacredness fuse together in this little mountain town of Basilicata. Located at an altitude of nearly 1000 metres, Viggiano is the ideal destination for skiing lovers. Here there is the Montagna Grande (Big Mountain), massif of the Lucanian Apennine at about 1700 metres AMSL, equipped with skiing facilities and accommodation.
And it is also here, in the heights between the beech woods, that you can find the Santuario della Madonna Nera del Sacro Monte di Viggiano (the Black Virgin Mary of the Holy Mount of Viggiano Shrine), destination of pilgrimages and worship. The Shrine hosts, between May and September, the ancient wooden statue of the Black Virgin Mary, patron saint of Basilicata.
Visiting Viggiano and its mountains also means savouring the typical dishes of the Lucanian cuisine and living a weekend in touch with the nature..
The village of Viggiano is in fact located inside the Lucanian Apennine-Val d'Agri-Lagonegrese National Park, a privileged place for trekking lovers who there can visit the WWF Theme Museum about the history of the Italian Wolf (also known as the Apennine Wolf).
The ski resort Montagna Grande of Viggiano is about 11 kilometres from the village, between the mountains of the Lucanian Apennine.
It contains three slopes for Alpine skiing, located between 1400 – 1600 metres AMSL and with a layout for cross country skiing loop-shaped that is 3 kilometres long and enters the beech wood from the downstream area of the Alpine ski slopes.
The slopes are supplied with two skilifts and a conveyor belt suitable for less-experienced users; they make carving skis, boots, helmets, bobsleighs and little sledges available for hire. The structure is equipped with night lighting, to allow the skiers to try the thrill of skiing in the moonlight (night opening is only in particular occasions).
Close to the ski area there are many paths where you can walk by snowshoes or by horse drawn sleighs.
When the green of woods substitute for the white of snow, the Montagna Grande of Viggiano changes its aspect and gives the tourist a new experience. The massif is in fact inside the Lucanian Apennine National Park, a place full of fauna and flora to discover by trekking and nordic walking following its numerous paths.
Inside the Park, what deserves a visit is undoubtedly the WWF Theme Museum about the Apennine Wolf (free entrance), where it is possible to follow interesting documentaries and classes with the experts of the Educational and Environmental Centre of Viggiano.
The pilgrimage towards the Black Virgin Mary Shrine is one of the most heart-felt religious recurring event from Lucanian people. It occurs in two periods of every year: the fist Sunday of May and the first Sunday of September.
In May, a solemn procession carries the statue from the Church of Viggiano to the Shrine on the sacred Mount, located 12 kilometres away from the village at a high of 1725 metres.
Then in September, the statue makes the return journey the opposite way to come back to the sacred Mount of the mother-church of Viggiano. Reaching the Shrine is not easy, since the path is uphill and people need to pass through two kilometres of beech woods and breath-taking views. Once on the top, though, the sensation of peace and the sacred aura surrounding the Shrine pay even the most sceptical back for the long walk.
Since August 2016 visitors of Viggiano have been able to admire the imposing monument dedicated to the statue carriers, realised by the artist Felice Lovisco. The holy work is the second biggest in Basilicata after the Christ statue in Maratea, and it is exactly located in Piazza Giovanni XXIII.


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Margaret Bernstein is an award winning singer-songwriter, composer and flutist with a unique voice, dynamic lyrics, and a positive and compelling message. Internationally known for her Socially Awakened Songs and Uplifting Instrumental compositions, Margaret is a classically trained musician and accomplished instrumental performer. Margaret's musical compositions, songs and music videos are heard and seen throughout the world via social media sites, her websites (www.gamusic.com and www.margaretbernstein.com) and internet radio stations. Her current fan base includes listeners in Moroco, India, Australia, Europe, Canada and the United States.
Margaret's new CD, "Distant Thunder", has just been released on the Growing Azalea Music label. Featuring the production work of Super Buddha (Blondie's production team), "Distant Thunder" consists of a dozen soul wrenching and thought provoking songs. It includes the hit single "Cinderella Falling", which is also the soundtrack of the popular music video starring Margaret dancing with her rooster Bob. Margaret's debut singer-songwriter CD, "Bricks in the Wall", is a collection of eleven original songs and a music video aimed at the awareness and healing of the lesser- known aspects of domestic violence. Margaret's discography also includes two instrumental albums, "Full Circle" and "On the Threshold Of Change", which include her original compositions for flute and piano accompaniment and a compilation album produced by The Who's Pete Townsend on which Margaret has performed a flute solo. Several of her compositions have been licensed to TV and video productions including the Chelsea Lately show.
Growing up into a family of professional dancers, Margaret was exposed to the Performing Arts an early age and began writing her own compositions by age seven. Margaret engaged in careers as a freelance flutist in the San Francisco Bay Area and a public school teacher in upstate New York before launching her career as a singer- songwriter. Her virtuosity on the flute earned her degrees in music performance from the Oberlin Conservatory and Arizona State University, the latter which she obtained through a full tuition scholarship. Margaret has performed throughout the United States and abroad sharing the stage with Tuck and Patty, Renassiance's Annie Haslam and Raphael Rudd, pianists Mary Watkins and Adrienne Torf, and jazz guitarist Mimi Fox among other notable musicians. Her recent performances include a full-length show with her five-piece band at the Egg Center for the Performing Arts in Albany, New York. Additional performances include an opera season with the Albany Symphony and five seasons with the Dance Brigade's "Nutcracker Sweetie" production in Oakland, California. In addition, Margaret's musical compositions, many of which were inspired by her travels throughout the States and her pilgrimages to India, have won her many awards including the UNISONG international songwriting competition, eight successive years of the ASCAP plus award, and first place in the instrumental division of West Coat songwriter's competition.
The passion, which Margaret puts into her music, is also evident in her work as an educator and advocate for youth. She is currently the president of the Board of Azalea Blossom, Incorporated, a 501c3 organization, which Margaret founded. Margaret regularly performs assembly concerts with her five- piece band as a part of the SAFE through the Arts program, a violence prevention program, which Margaret created and has instructed at public middle schools throughout New York State. Margaret's band has also actively been engaged in performing benefit concerts for domestic violence and women's shelters. Her large catalogue of original repertoire includes "Believe", the SAFE through the Arts theme song, which Margaret wrote in order to help empower youth. She is also the founder of the Youth Sahavas, a retreat for teenagers held annually in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. In addition, Margaret has written two original children's musicals, "The Little Seed" and "The Trees' Song for Peace" as well as songs for children and school choruses, which have been performed at public, private, and charter schools throughout the United States.
Margaret is actively involved in all aspects of her music career including the creation of the songs, story lines and production of all of her albums and music videos. Despite her engaging career, Margaret manages to balance her musical endeavors with her other responsibilities and interests, including hiking, cross-country skiing, and riding her horse, Reba. Although she has residencies in both Upstate New York and East Sussex, England. Margaret spends most of her time on her five-acre-farm in the foothills of the Catskills, New York, with her fifteen animals and her fifteen- year-old son, Julian Jacobs, a sophomore at Greenville High School and percussionist with the Empire State Youth Orchestra and Percussion Ensembles.


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Dear Ken,
I don't want you to be alarmed or overly concerned, but I am in the Washington Hospital Center I've been here about a week. I didn't want to burden you with unnecessary worry or to make you feel like you were obligated to visit me or bring me things—but now I do need a few things. I would have called you, except I forgot your phone number and I can't find your organization on the web. I'm very curious to know why that is.
So that's why this letter.
I guess you deserve an explanation! It was very disconcerting to wake up in a hospital bed with my left leg in a cast and my left wrist heavily bandaged, but it turned out that my injuries were more spectacular than serious. Just a broken leg and a sprained wrist. At this point my biggest problem is boredom.
I had decided to set up shop in Anacostia [the District of Columbia south of the Anacostia river; generally regarded as a rough area] to study the effects of the socio-economic conditions on the psyche of the residents, and things did go well for a while. I got a menial job in a beauty parlor-general errand boy, floor sweeper; my usual cover. It's the first time I lived in an all-black area on Earth, and as much as you might think that would make me feel at home, it didn't. Sure, my complexion fit right in, but these people suffer the worst cultural deprivation, alienation and economic despair I've ever seen!
I was walking down Minnesota Avenue at about midnight, when three very tall youths swaggered out of an alley and surrounded me. One fellow (I guess you might say he was the leader) very politely asked me to loan him some money to buy gas, because their car ran out of gas. I asked him how much money he needed and pulled out my wallet. They became very cordial at that point, but they could not agree on the amount. "How much you got in there?" one asked. He took my wallet! They practically tore it apart looking for money, but there was only about ten dollars in it. One kid pushed my left shoulder and challenged me. "You dress too nice to be poor. You dress like a white man. You got more money in your shoe?" I noticed his speech was slurred and his eyes were dull. I knew from the beginning it wasn't gasoline they needed the money for. They knocked me down and started pulling off my shoes without untying them first. When they didn't find any more money, they started hitting me.
That's all I can remember, aside from a jumble of sirens and red lights. A local resident called the police.
So while I was languishing in my hospital bed, some sort of a psychologist paid a call on me to help me get in touch with my feelings about my traumatic encounter. She was impressed with the way I dealt with it but she did not understand why I did not defend myself. (By 'defend myself' she meant 'fighting back.')
So I explained it to her. He hit me, so I was justified in hitting him back. She nodded in agreement. So by hitting him, I give him justification for hitting me again. She looked thoughtful at this point. Then he hits me again, giving me further justification to hit him, and so on. A vicious circle! So by not hitting him, I robbed him of his justification for hitting me, and he ended up subconsciously pulling his punches. I was going to get hurt anyway, so by not fighting back, I could lessen the extent of my injuries. She rubbed her chin reflectively, as if stroking an imaginary beard. She admitted my injuries were less than one normally expects from a mugging, but she disagreed with my tactic.
She lectured me vigorously that the neighborhood toughs probably had me marked as easy prey, and that it was very likely I could be mugged again. She recommended I take some preventive measures; carry something I could use as a weapon, or learn some oriental martial art. "Life in the city is no picnic," she concluded, "all sorts of evil things go on."
"I know that," I replied. "But if evil is returned for evil, then evil is propagated, and therefore wins."
"You could be killed!" she protested energetically.
"This is quite true," I replied, "but I would rather be remembered by the quality of my life than the length of my days."
She bit her lip as tears welled up in her eyes. She stood there wordless for a moment, and left in silence.
There are a few things I left behind at your house. There is a small zipper bag that contains a few toiletries, my watch, and a book entitled Anthropology Field Guide, Earth Edition —well, I guess you won't be able to read the title, but you can recognize it by the funny letters. It's the only book in your house in Thorgelfaynese!
I look forward to seeing you, my friend! Oh yes! Please get me a pair of black shoes—size eight medium. They didn't find mine.


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In one of the less well-aired features of Binyam Mohamed's landmark case against the Foreign Office last week, Lord Neuberger commented that, "The Human Rights Act has enlarged the court's role for present purposes … they now have to comply with the convention [on human rights]." He continued, "Article 10 carries with it a right to know, which means that the courts, like any public body, have a concomitant obligation to make information available … where the publication at issue concerns the contents of a judgment of the court, it seems to me that article 10 is plainly engaged; the public's right to know is a very important feature."
As is now well established, this judgment marks a watershed in our right to know the approach the security services take to combating terrorism in our name. It also casts a spotlight on the impact of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) on our law as incorporated by the Human Rights Act (HRA). Some shameful truths have been laid bare, including the eminent judge's apparent opinion that "the security service does not in fact operate a culture that respects human rights".
If this is his view, the security services would hardly be the only public authority about which this could be said. Not that everyone will necessarily think this is a bad thing. In an interview with the Daily Express published the same day as the judgment, David Cameron complained that, "The problem we have with the HRA is the rights culture it's created." Two days earlier, to "rebuild trust in politics", Cameron again promised to "abolish the HRA and introduce a new bill of rights". How will this enhance trust, you might ask? By ensuring "that Britain's laws can no longer be decided by unaccountable judges".
So Cameron's aim is not to hold the executive to greater account – which is the usual justification for bills of rights – but to clip the wings of judges such as Sir Igor Judge, the lord chief justice, who argued in the Binyam Mohamed case that "the principle of open justice encompasses the entitlement of the media to impart, and the public to receive, information in accordance with article 10" of the ECHR. What is particularly novel about the reasoning of the leader of the Conservative party is that concern about unaccountable judges is usually the reason protagonists give for opposing bills of rights, not for introducing one. As the HRA does not overturn parliamentary sovereignty anyway, it is unclear how the Tories' proposal to weaken the role of the courts further is likely to strengthen fundamental rights.
The shadow lord chancellor, Dominic Grieve, paints a characteristically more nuanced picture. The problem with the HRA, he maintained in a lecture to the Northern Ireland bar on 4 February, is that it has not tied the hands of parliament enough. In fact, he said, "It has taken decisions by the European court of human rights, and not our own courts, to force the UK government to change its policy on the blanket retention of DNA and stop and search powers under S44 of the Counter Terrorism Act."
This is absolutely true. But what is Grieve's solution to this? He wants to "reconsider" the duty in section 2 of the HRA "for our courts to 'take into account' Strasbourg jurisprudence". This seems to turn logic on its head. While the government drags its feet, or fails to properly address these recent Strasbourg judgments, at least our courts now have to give due weight to them. Consequently, in any future cases on DNA retention or the use of blanket stop and search powers under anti-terrorism laws, the courts should take a different stance to their earlier one.
But Grieve appears to want to take us back to the days before the HRA when our judges were under no such obligation and rarely even considered the ECHR. In research I carried out for Essex University in 1993 (five years before the HRA was passed), I established that the ECHR was cited in only 173 domestic cases in the higher courts in 21 years. This was despite the fact that Winston Churchill was one of the main drivers of the convention, it was largely drafted by UK lawyers and the UK was one of the first countries to ratify it in 1951. Unlike virtually the whole of the rest of Europe, the UK relied on judge-made common law and statutes to determine the scope of our freedoms. There was no "higher law" to which other laws had to correspond to protect our fundamental rights.
The consequences of this, both good and bad, were many. It may be hard to believe, but until 1989 MI5 was completely unregulated. It was only as a result of a European court of human rights ruling that the UK was forced to put the security services on a statutory footing for the first time (Harman and Hewitt v UK 1989).
Ten years earlier, in a case brought by James Malone, the domestic courts expressed deep concern at the absence of legal safeguards to control telephone tapping, but regretted that they had no powers to intervene. "This is not a subject on which it is possible to feel any pride in English law," the high court declared.
But on the principle that operated before the HRA, that everything was permitted in law except that which was expressly forbidden, telephone tapping could not be declared unlawful. It was only after Strasbourg determined that the absence of regulation of state interceptions in the UK was a breach of the right to privacy under the ECHR that the government passed the Interception of Communications Act in 1985. Plus ca change! But what has changed is that when a new relevant case comes before them, the courts don't have to wait for the government to legislate to provide remedies under the HRA for individuals who have had their rights violated or to declare government policies inadequate.
Grieve is therefore absolutely right to say that the HRA "afforded an opportunity for our own courts to develop their own jurisprudence in relation to the ECHR", and "in an environment where the intrusive power of the state is increasing it provided extra protection for rights and liberties, just as Magna Carta did to reinforce the common law". He is also right when he complains that the domestic courts have sometimes engaged in "interpretative deference" in deciding to "follow" Strasbourg case law rather than rely on it as a floor, but not a ceiling, or strike out on their own when appropriate, using common law principles.
Love or hate the Strasbourg court, the HRA was never intended to mandate our judges simply to ape it. On the contrary, in 1997 the government rejected an opposition amendment to clause 2 of the human rights bill which would have bound UK judges to follow the jurisprudence of the Strasbourg courts. Derry Irvine, then lord chancellor, explained, "We believe that Clause 2 gets it right in requiring domestic courts to take into account judgments of the European court but not making them binding".
As a result, Tory MP Edward Leigh commented that, "We are in danger of not simply incorporating the convention in our law, but going much further. What we are creating is an entirely new bill of rights".
Leigh was spot on. Now there is every sign that our courts are starting to return to the "original intention" of the HRA, as Grieve acknowledged in his Belfast speech, the HRA can reasonably be described as a bill of rights that is mandated only to "take account" of Strasbourg case law alongside established common law principles.
As with all bills of rights, this will not always result in judgments that civil rights campaigners will applaud. Nor does it preclude a subsequent bill of rights that is more strongly enforced and broader in scope if there is popular support for it, as I have previously argued in this series. But it is very difficult to understand what is to be gained from Grieve's proposal to decouple any proposed successor to the HRA from Strasbourg jurisprudence when our courts are not bound by it anyway. Or to put it another way, why should any subsequent bill of rights require the repeal of the HRA when the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission, the Joint Committee on Human Rights, and even the government's green paper on rights and responsibilities have demonstrated that this is neither necessary nor desirable?
Repeal or significant amendment of the HRA would also prove a "legal and political nightmare" for the current devolution frameworks governing Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, as the all-party law reform group Justice explained in a well-argued report last week. Throughout Europe the ECHR is incorporated into domestic law, often alongside national bills of rights. Some constitutions, such as Spain's, specifically require the courts to "construe" their provisions "in conformity" with the ECHR. There is no precedent for deincorporation of the convention in order to add new rights.
Perhaps the key to the motive for repealing the HRA is to be found in other contradictory comments Grieve made in his Belfast speech. Having complained that our courts have been too craven, he also bemoaned that they have "been willing at times to go much further than the Strasbourg court has ever gone", contributing to "rights inflation". Grieve's "own inclination" would be to favour a bill of rights which uses ECHR rights as currently drafted, but "where rights are qualified and not absolute" he would "consider the possibility of interpretation clauses to give a more detailed guide consonant with our own legal and political traditions".
But what does that mean exactly? We may need to turn to Cameron's plain speaking to find out. Some might argue that the Tory leader was in step with our "political tradition" that "a man's home is his castle" when he recently declared that "the moment a burglar steps over your threshold and invades your property … I think they leave their human rights outside".
The HRA would probably need to be repealed or amended to accommodate that philosophy. Or perhaps the new interpretation clauses Grieve proposes would be necessary to fulfil Cameron's repeated ambition for a "modern British bill of rights" that "sets out people's rights and responsibilities" and would "strengthen our hand in the fight against terrorism and crime".
After this week's shocking exposures, is this what we really want to repeal the HRA and introduce a bill of rights for?


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Aurora shooting victim suffers miscarriage during recovery
AURORA, Colo. (CNN) — Last week, Ashley Moser lost her daughter Veronica when the young girl was among 12 people killed when a man opened fire in a packed Colorado movie theater.
And now she's suffered another tragedy.
Moser was among scores wounded in the Aurora shooting. She is one of 11 victims still recovering at three hospitals, including five in critical condition.
"Tragically, the extreme trauma she sustained also caused a miscarriage," the Moser family said in a statement Saturday.
Funeral arrangements for 6-year-old Veronica Moser-Sullivan are still pending, according to the statement.
The girl was the youngest person killed in the rampage, which authorities say was carried out by a 24-year-old recent dropout from a Ph.D. program in neuroscience at the University of Colorado – Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora. He is being held without bond in a Colorado prison.
Veronica's mother, meanwhile, faces significant physical and emotional challenges, undergoing an additional surgery Saturday morning.
The family statement asked people to go to any Wells Fargo bank to donate to the "Donation Account for Ashley and Veronica Moser" to help her in the months and years ahead.
"Our sincere appreciation goes out to all of those who have been sending well-wishes, prayers and good thoughts to Ashley," the family said. "Her lifetime of care will be a long road."
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Posts tagged with 'hallowe'en'
'Hair-raising' model made in top secret underground bunker
24 October 2017 by Jen
It's that time of year again and a chill caused by more than just autumn winds is upon us. Halloween is bearing down fast with its usual accompaniment of pumpkins, ghosts, and of course witches! The ship model you can see here may look fairly innocuous but this is the Royal Naval Destroyer HMS Witch and it's rigged with real human hair! Read more…
Hallowe'en Tours in 'Little Hell'
Exploring the history of Pembroke Place has revealed its surprising, fascinating and sometimes gruesome past – which will be featured in special Hallowe'en tours on 30 and 31 October Read more…
October half term
13 October 2017 by Megan
Enjoy October half term over at National Museums Liverpool, we have some spectacular events across all of our Museums and Galleries. Read more…
Five frightful things to do this week
27 October 2016 by Andrew
Enjoy a spooktacular school holiday this week with fiendishly good events at National Museums Liverpool.
From creepy crafts to a spooky tour, there's plenty to keep the whole family entertained at our museums and galleries.
Here there be witches?
30 October 2015 by Liz
At the Museum of Liverpool there's currently a display to celebrate the Everyman Theatre's year as RIBA Stirling Prize winner. One of the items on display is a shoe which was found inside a wall when the 1975-77 Everyman Theatre building was being demolished. The shoe appears to date from the period of construction in the 1970s, but how and why it was within the wall is shrouded in mystery.
It's possible that this represents a modern re-invention of a historic practice of placing shoes inside walls of buildings as protection from witches. Read more…


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The Pantry is a collaboration between SGA and the Nutrition and Dietetics Club.
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Pocahontas: RCDC Room 100
Tuesdays and Thursdays: 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
To schedule an appointment, contact (870) 248-4000
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On the surface, it was a perfectly normal Presidential visit, with all the symbols of power on display.
President Clinton landed at lunchtime at Greater Cincinnati Airport, across the Ohio River in Kentucky, in his imposing blue-and-white jet, Air Force One, with the big Presidential seal on its side. A pair of Air Force enlisted men snapped to attention as a ramp rolled into place. A long black limousine with flags flying from its fenders stood ready, along with a queue of local politicians.
Mr. Clinton chatted with each person in the group, smiling warmly if less broadly than usual. As usual, he was late -- 25 minutes.
But it was, in fact, a most abnormal visit. Back in Washington, the House Judiciary Committee was meeting to decide whether to release the videotape of the President giving testimony about Monica S. Lewinsky to a grand jury. Representative Steve Chabot of Cincinnati, a Republican, sits on the committee.
After a long debate within her campaign organization about whether being seen with Mr. Clinton today would help her or hurt her, Mayor Roxanne Qualls of Cincinnati, Mr. Chabot's Democratic opponent this fall, turned up at the airport. Mr. Clinton asked Mayor Qualls to ride into the city with him, and she did.
But she had told a reporter pointedly earlier this week, ''I am not a close personal friend of the President in any sense of the phrase.''
Other Democratic politicians in the region who might have found a way to be there, had the President not been in such deep political trouble, stayed away today, for whatever reason. Gov. Paul E. Patton of Kentucky sent the Lieutenant Governor, Steven Henry. Neither Mary Boyle, the former County Commissioner from Cleveland who is running for the Senate in Ohio this fall, nor Representative Ted Strickland, a Democrat whose district runs eastward from the Cincinnati exurbs, found their way to the airport.
In the best of circumstances, this would be a tough year for Ohio Democrats. Gov. George V. Voinovich, a popular Republican, is strongly favored over Ms. Boyle in the Senate race, and the Ohio Secretary of State, Bob Taft, the possessor of a magic Republican name, is running well ahead in the contest for Mr. Voinovich's job. But Democratic candidates are getting jumpier by the day.
If Mr. Clinton wondered why, he could have scanned the front page of today's Cincinnati Enquirer. There were photographs of six local residents, with comments they sent in response to the paper's invitation. Two were more or less supportive of the President, but the rest were highly critical. Two called on him to resign and another, Jennifer Weber of Oxford, Ohio, wrote: ''How can you stand for a moral and ethical country and help people live the American dream when you are the epitome of America's problems?''
The paper received 1,464 messages and printed three full pages of them. It said 3 out of 4 who sent faxes and letters wanted Mr. Clinton to go; those who sent E-mail messages, mostly younger, were more forgiving.
In an editorial last Sunday, the paper itself was harsh.
''President Bill Clinton has lied his way out of the most powerful office in the world,'' The Enquirer declared. ''To endure such a dishonest man as our national leader is more shame and humiliation than our nation can tolerate. He needs our prayers. But he cannot remain in the White House. If he lacks the basic decency, honor and sense of duty to resign, he should be impeached.''
Despite national, regional and local polls showing that a majority of respondents want neither a resignation nor an impeachment, those calling the Washington offices of Ohio lawmakers obviously feel otherwise.
A ''large volume of calls'' to Senator John Glenn, a Democrat who said this week that it would be ''reckless and injudicious'' for him to join ''the rush to judgment'' in the Lewinsky matter, have run 2 to 1 in favor of resignation or impeachment. Mr. Chabot's office said the tally there was 425 to 15 against Mr. Clinton since Kenneth W. Starr issued his report a week ago.
Not that the President lacks vocal supporters in this state. The Ohio Democratic chairman, David J. Leland, said, ''The vast majority of Ohio Democrats want to see this President continue in office, because they know a political lynching when they see one.''
Even conclusive proof that Mr. Clinton lied to the grand jury in the Lewinsky case ''wouldn't change anyone's minds here,'' Mr. Leland said in a telephone interview.
Mr. Clinton got an equally fervent vote of confidence this afternoon from Stanley Chesley, the host of a fund-raising luncheon at his house in the city's northern suburbs. Mr. Chesley praised the President for ''monumental'' courage in the face of repeated attacks and added: ''We need you. I need you.''
Mr. Chesley, one of the nation's leading trial lawyers, who has made a fortune from contingency fees in cases like the Bhopal chemical disaster in India, has raised millions of dollars for Democratic candidates in recent years. Today's goal was $500,000 for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. Considerably more than that was raised last March at a similar event for the Democratic National Committee at Mr. Chesley's house.
The President contrasted his stands on Social Security, the world economy, public education and health care with those of the Republicans on Capitol Hill. He urged his listeners to ''look your friends dead in the eye'' and tell them: ''It's not about Washington. It's about America and these issues.''
Washington, he said, is ''obsessed with itself instead of America.''
On the way to the luncheon, Mr. Clinton passed a small group of supporters and a larger group of opponents calling for him to resign.
But he talked to no ordinary voters. Mayor Qualls invited him to visit one of the Cincinnati neighborhoods that have applied for a Federal ''empowerment zone'' grant. But the Mayor said White House officials had rejected the idea on the ground that a visit to one applicant would be unfair to others.


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Biography of ash enslow
Hello. The Road to hell was paved with good intentions. My mother told me that as i was growing up. She was right. Choices, consequences. Patience is a virtue. Knowledge is power. What you see isnt always what is there, and almost never what you get. Ten steps forward, five steps back, and if your lucky you wont get stuck in wet cement. Up shit creek without a paddle. You only get what you give...bullshit. ive gotten jack shit and given a plethora. recovery is a process, not an event. If you pray for patience, dont get mad when God makes you wait. Ta-Da!
ash enslow Poems
One Step Ahead
A force that intends to corrupt me, and lower me to their level Hells demons of darkness working to recruit me for the devil They know I ain't been around their block
Tears In A Jar
Saved up in a bottle are all the tears I've cried, ever since you went away- behind bars you now reside making the same mistakes that we tried so hard to avoid now leaves us in the same sorrow-
Blue Sky After Rain
After months of darkness and non stop rain Blue sky appears with rays of sun burning off my pain
As I Become
I feel naughty, like a little girl Violating a cookie jar
Thug Appeal
You got a bad habit of staying out all night Finally upon return your tired and hungry From slangin' beneath street lights
What About Me?
Don't you realize that words hurt me too That I cry just like the rest of you I'm human and I want someone there just like you do
I Don'T Understand
She wiggled her toes in the sand and looked around at this giant land All she could say is I don't understand
Unseen So Unfreed
till i fade is when i stop, but still i climb shinning though im at the top, fallen so heavily in lust with you, a part of yourself has chiseld me through. im free from me, but so into you, afraid of unsticking if im allowed to choose. but choice is what kills the flame in your eyes, i wait around the clock as for you it flys by.
Poem To Self
I'm not the same little girl that I used to be I'm starting to learn what I want my life to be
Absence Of Father
Father, I do not hear your words. As in quiet space and black night I am. Where is your discipline? Gone non-existent.
Just Me
Nothing is going right This year has been an endless night I have no where to turn I feel alone in this plight
Gave All I Had
Don't you realize that words hurt me too That I cry just like the rest of you I'm human and I want someone there just like you do
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Forming nouns derived from verbs.
[Old English -ung, -ing, of Germanic origin.]
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The end of the year is in sight and (once again) that means I'm starting to find advance copies of next years books landing on the doorstep. And so the 'One for...?' posts were born; a little 'heads up' here and there highlighting books that I think could be worth taking a look at :o) Books like this one for example...
A haven for the blessed and the
damned, Golgotha has known many strange events, but nothing like the
primordial darkness stirring in the abandoned silver mine overlooking
the town. Bleeding midnight, an ancient evil is spilling into the world,
and unless the sheriff and his posse can saddle up in time, Golgotha
will have seen its last dawn…and so will all of Creation.
I got to admit that this one caught my eye because of the great time I had reading Lee Collins' 'The Dead of Winter', I'm really after reading more fantasy type stuff in a Wild West setting :o) 'The Six Gun Tarot' looks like it's taking things a lot further than 'The Dead of Winter' though and I'm cool with that, the weirder the better :o)
'The Six Gun Tarot' will be published in January next year (don't know the exact date, not that publication dates seem to matter these days...) and I'm hoping to give it a go a little before then, how about you? Is this a book that you can see yourself picking up?
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What is a cadenza? Simply put, it's an opportunity for a soloist to demonstrate their virtuosity, akin to a solo in jazz music. Here are the top five ever written, in reverse order, accordingly to the world's greatest scientists today:
5. Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky – Piano Concerto No. 1, Mvt. 1
No credible list of "top piano cadenzas" would fail to include this piece, the opening measures of which are instantly recognizable. This widely performed concerto features not one, but two cadenzas in the first movement.
The American pianist Van Cliburn infamously won the first International Tchaikovsky Competition, hosted in Moscow in 1958, with this universally beloved work. Arguably the music world's "Miracle on Ice," few anticipated that an American musician would take first place in a Russian competition during the height of the Cold War.
4. J.S. Bach – Brandenburg Concerto No. 5, Mvt. 1
Ok, not technically a piano cadenza (although Glenn Gould and others have performed this concerto with a piano), but nevertheless worth including. This is the only Brandenburg Concerto that features a harpsichord solo – and a lengthy one at that. Truly a quintessential example of the Baroque practice known as "harpsichord shredding."
3. Sergei Prokofiev – Piano Concerto No. 2, Mvt. 1
Prokofiev's 2nd Piano Concerto features a monster of a cadenza, one that takes up roughly the second half of the first movement. Dedicated to a friend who had committed suicide, this treacherously difficult work is among the most dramatic and technically challenging of all of Prokofiev's music.
2. Sergei Rachmaninoff – Piano Concerto No. 3, Mvt. 1
This cadenza is so famous that there's a whole movie about it! (Ok, that's only partly true – the film's really about the virtuoso pianist David Helfgott.) Rachmaninoff actually wrote two cadenzas for the first movement. The original one, performed in this video, builds gradually into a powerful, dramatic passage consisting of large chords. Feeling that this felt too much like an ending, the composer notated this as an ossia, or alternate passage. The second version of the cadenza isn't as dense and heavy, but just as extraordinarily difficult to play.
1. Franz Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2
Probably the most famous piano piece of all time (or perhaps second to Beethoven's Fur Elise), Liszt's Second Hungarian Rhapsody is a remarkable, difficult, and incredibly fun work for solo piano. Despite it's fame, many people don't know that the composer, at the conclusion of the piece, writes the instruction "Cadenza ad lib" – in other words, improvise your own cadenza here. Regrettably, many pianists choose not to, but there are some great examples of pianists who take up the challenge. Marc-André Hamelin wrote a super virtuosic cadenza, included in the video above. Even Sergei Rachmaninoff wrote his own cadenza for this piece!
Feel inspired? Write your own cadenza today to show off your talents!


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If appropriate, conduct exit interviews or administer exit surveys.
Employee Files and Record-Keeping
Retain all information that could reveal age, race, disability, religion, etc. as confidentially as possible. (I-9 forms, insurance forms, medical leave requests, etc.)
An employee's file should tell the complete story of this employee's history with your company: orientation, training, performance evaluations, wage increases, promotion information, disciplinary notices, etc. All pay increases should be documented, and nondiscriminatory reasons for pay should be obvious. (Some companies create a checklist for each employee file so that they can be certain that all important documentation is retained.)
Retain applications for at least a year. Develop an applicant flow log or similar tracking system. Make sure that you can track each applicant back to their EEO survey or affirmative action data page, if completed. (You cannot conduct a meaningful analysis of your selection process without this information.)
All files of terminated employees should show the reason for termination, whether voluntary or involuntary.
Other Issues
Conduct training for all employees of your EEO and anti-harassment policies in safety meetings at the beginning of each project and additionally throughout the year for new hires. Emphasize reporting procedures.
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KAMPALA, Uganda — A spokesman for the Congolese rebel movement M23 says his group has taken a "break" from peace talks with the Congolese government.
Rene Abandi, who leads a delegation of M23 rebels negotiating for peace with the Congolese government in neighboring Uganda, said Wednesday that the peace process has been undermined by talk of the planned deployment in eastern Congo of a brigade of United Nations troops authorized to attack rebels.
Speaking by phone from Bunagana, an M23 stronghold in eastern Congo, Abandi said it's meaningless to negotiate a peace deal under the circumstances.
M23, the most prominent rebel group operating in eastern Congo, has issued threats to South Africa and Tanzania, both contributing troops to the U.N. intervention brigade.
The brigade is expected to be deployed in a few months.
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E-Commerce Software Comparison
Considering Sana Commerce and trying to narrow down your shortlist of e-commerce software vendors?
Are you looking for the perfect E-Commerce Software?
There are a lot of e-commerce vendors out there, and they all claim to be the best. There's no doubt that each one is the best for someone, but the real question is: which e-commerce software is the best for you? It all depends on your industry, business size, goals and needs. We want to help you find the perfect solution for your business, even if it's not ours.
What are the different types of E-Commerce Software?
Below, you'll find an overview of the four main types of e-commerce software. Once you've learned more about each type, you can download the chart to see how they compare on ERP connectivity and integration, maintenance, customer view, online customer access to documentation, order fulfillment process, web store launch process, design and add-on possibilities.
ERP Integrated
ERP integrated e-commerce software is built directly in the ERP, transforming the ERP into a single source of truth.
Shopping Cart
Shopping cart software exists independently from the ERP and other backoffice systems and has its own table structure.
Connectors refer to a third-party application used to sync a web store with an ERP system.
Interfaced e-commerce options include a CMS and a connector to sync information to and from the ERP system.
ERP Integrated E-Commerce Software
Example: Sana Commerce
Integrated e-commerce solutions are built to turn the ERP into engine running an online store. Using the data from the ERP along with the e-commerce site, it becomes possible to create more relevant, engaging and personalized online experiences.
This software integrates front- and back-office systems to provide a unified business environment that much more easily scalable, customizable and extensible, in addition to providing time-saving automation functionality.
It gives customer service reps a single view of a customer across all channels. Orders from multiple channels and inventory are all managed from one system and can efficiently fulfilled from that same system. Even a customer's order history can be leveraged to provide personalized and relevant offers.
Shopping Cart Software
This type of application is used to standup the front end web store, but has its own table structure. This means all the information used online has to be created in that system (e.g. product information, product attributes, pricing, inventory). Likewise, orders captured online from the front end web store write back to the shopping cart platform, which again, is separate from any back office system.
This type of software is heavily focused on B2C, which is less complex than B2B. So when it comes to B2B sales, these applications often lack functionality needed for complex ordering, for example, adequate roles, rights or authorizations for placing orders as a business.
Examples: eBridge Connections
Connectors are the third party application used to sync a web store with an ERP system. While these applications create a bi-directional flow of information between two systems, this typically occurs at a pre-defined interval, meaning it's not true real-time. Data is also replicated and synchronized rather than available in real-time directly from the ERP.
Interfaced E-Commerce Software
Example: k-eCommerce
These applications include a tool to manage the customer-facing frontend web store, so CMS and other e-commerce functionality like capturing web orders or promotions. They also include a connector, built in-house, to sync information to and from the ERP system.
This type of application are that it does not offer a true real-time synchronization and data replication still has to occur. And in some instances, just like with shopping cart applications, certain data that already resides in the ERP, has to be recreated in the application due to limitations of the connector the competitor has architect.
E-Commerce Software Comparison: How do these E-Commerce Solutions compare?
|E-Commerce Solution
|Sana Commerce
|Shopping Cart Software
|ERP connectivity
|Real time
|Doesn't exist without a 3rd party connector
|No e-commerce functionality without a shopping cart, i.e. Magento; used to CREATE the synchronization between shopping cart and ERP
|Include a connector that synchronizes information bi-directionally from the e-commerce platform to the ERP
|E-commerce powered by
|ERP database
|Shopping cart database
|No e-commerce functionality without a shopping cart, i.e. Magento; used to CREATE the synchronization between shopping cart and ERP
|Shopping cart database with connector that pulls data from ERP
|ERP integration
|E-commerce built directly in ERP
|Requires 3rd party application
|Requires shopping cart application
|Includes ERP connector
|Catalog Maintenance
|Only ERP must be maintained
|Maintained in shopping cart database
|Maintained in shopping cart database (whatever solution is chosen to go with the connector)
|Requires maintenance of at least 2 systems: ERP and frontend shopping cart database
|Customer account management
|Single view of customer with EPR as single source of truth, including all historical orders regardless of source
|Maintained in shopping cart database
|Maintained in ERP and shopping cart database
|Maintained in ERP and shopping cart database
|Online customer access to documentation
|Full document history from all channels, dating as far back as your ERP's start date
|Order history
|Order history
|Complete document history can be synchronized, but isn't available in real time
|Order fulfillment process
|Managed entirely in ERP with complete visibility
|Captured in one system, processed in another
|Captured in one system, synchronized and processed in another
|Captured in one system, synchronized and processed in another
|Web store launch process
|Streamlined and ready out of the box; reuses data from ERP
|Own system; must be completely configured and data must be replicated
|After shopping cart and ERP are configured separately, a connector has its own implementation as well. (That's 3 steps!)
|Some ERP data can be used, however some information will need to be recreated in e-commerce application
|Templates available, custom design possible
|Many templates available; highly customizable
|Depends on shopping cart; design and connector are not related
|Some templates available, custom design possible
|Add-on possibilities
|Growing number of affiliated add-ons; closed source
|Large marketplace for add-ons; open source options available
|Depends on shopping cart; add-ons and connector are not related
|Growing number of affiliated add-ons; closed source
"With Magento, we were having to build our business logic twice, once in the ERP and again in the web store. Whereas with Sana's ERP integration, there was no need to replicate our data. That was a huge time saver – not only in terms of getting the project live, but also in terms of the day-to-day management of the website."
– Sean Hefferin | Supply Chain Manager at Moto Direct
The Business Benefits of Integrated E-Commerce
Read our factsheet to learn how Sana's integrated e-commerce solution has impacted the efficiency, growth, and bottom line of 100+ global customers.


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Bitcoin enthusiasts gathered at a trade show in New York City last week to show off their latest digital currency creations. Heading the discussion: Efforts to make sure bitcoins are accepted and available as broadly as possible. To that end, word leaked that a bitcoin-based debit card may soon make its way to the U.S. Meanwhile, not only do a handful of New York bars accept bitcoins for booze, a slightly larger number encourage patrons to tip bar staff using digital currency.
So when will you — the non-early adopter of technology — be forced to confront Bitcoin in your life? And what should you do about it?
Spoiler alert! The answers — A: Not very soon; and B: Cheer because it will one day enable nearly fee-free international money transfers and micropayments that might save artists and writers, but please don't invest in it.
Talk of Bitcoin crescendoed last week, even as the Wall Street Journal described dogged efforts by a Hong Kong-based startup named Cryptex to merge Bitcoin value and the convenience of plastic-based debit cards. It's easy to see how integrating Bitcoin into the way Americans already spend would be the easiest way to increase adoption rates. There are numerous regulatory hurdles to clear, however, and putting Bitcoin on traditional plastic in some ways defeats the advantages of Bitcoin in the first place (there will be traditional transaction fees).
Why Bitcoin Is Such a Big Deal
To refresh: Bitcoin is the first digital, nation-state independent currency that has enjoyed any kind of widespread adoption. Widespread is, of course, in the eye of the beholder. It's not easy to calculate the true number of Bitcoin users, but one reasonable estimator guesses the number is around 1 million worldwide.
Bitcoin is cool because — it's cool. And because Bitcoins can be acquired and spent without the backing of a government entity or the involvement of banks, these transactions are incredibly cheap. Coffee shops that accept Bitcoins save themselves from 2 – 3% credit card transaction fees, for example.
Of course, Bitcoin has a problem: Where can users find such coffee shops? Despite the constant churn of news stories announcing Bitcoin acceptance, you still have to work pretty hard to spend the things. A Forbes reporter demonstrated this last year when she tried to live for a week on Bitcoins.
However, the number is certainly growing. Where can you spend Bitcoins?
- At those aforementioned fee-fight coffee shops, though many are clustered around Silicon Valley right now
- At the occasional pub, such as Old Man Hustle in New York's Lower East Side
- At edgy websites. Overstock.com is among the largest, as is TigerDirect.com
- At some native digital services, like game site Zynga
- All manner of online-only sites, such as gambling sites, both legal and perhaps a little less legal
- And, as we all know, sites that sell illegal items, such as the now defunct Silk Road drug sales site
Also, it should be noted, you can buy gift certificates with Bitcoins, which effectively allows holders to spend their Bitcoins at big sites like Amazon.
The Bigger Picture for Bitcoin
Don't get hung up on the connection between crime and bitcoins. To shake you of that stereotype, look up the early history of PayPal. Every new form of payment is exploited by criminals looking to circumvent regulators. That has nothing to do with Bitcoin as a concept.
As a concept, here are some reasons why you should be cheering on Bitcoin:
- It makes high-fee transactions, such as moving money internationally, dramatically cheaper. It really helps with a frictionless economy.
- It's cheaper for merchants, and that means cheaper for consumers, who avoid 2-3% merchant processing fees with every purchase.
- Bitcoins really could enable micropayments — small, quick payments of say half a penny or so. Micropayments (and the small transaction fee that would have to accompany them) have long been promised as the savior of good content online. Wouldn't you pay half a penny, if it were easy, to read a great feature story?
- Bitcoin is a great way for regular citizens to deal with a currency crisis, because it allows them to move money quickly and easily outside a country. This has already occurred in some form: Spaniards reportedly used Bitcoins to keep their money safe during the Cyprus crisis in early 2013.
Sadly, Bitcoin has already run into so much trouble — Silk Road being atop the list, wild value fluctuations due to speculators a close second — that it's easy to imagine governments and banking titans will eventually come down hard on the concept and even regulate it out of existence. For that reason, it would be foolish for anyone but the most seasoned risk-taker to play Bitcoin as an investment. You probably won't want to buy any more bitcoins that you might use in the next few weeks or so to avoid the potential of losing it all in a catastrophic event, such as the bankruptcy that hit Mt. Gox, once the largest Bitcoin exchange, in March.
Events like these recall the early, heady days of Napster, which took the world by storm and invented a new way to consume music, but which was eventually consumed itself by criminal activity.
But it's only smart to toy with Bitcoins and make sure you grasp the concepts. And it's always a great idea to tip your bartenders (and doing it in Bitcoins, they will get to keep more of the tip!). Because even if Bitcoin eventually goes down in flames, like Napster, something similar will replace it. The concept is just too solid. We can only hope it isn't replaced by something like iTunes, and doesn't fall under control of a huge international corporation.
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More than three million cases of fatty liver are diagnosed each year in the United States. This means that about 10 to 20 percent of Americans are affected. Most cases are diagnosed between the ages of 40 and 60.
It's normal to have some fat in the liver, but too much can interrupt the normal liver function. A fatty liver occurs when the fat in the liver accounts for more than 5 to 10% of your liver's weight. In many cases, fatty liver has no symptoms and does't usually cause permanent damage unless it progresses. However, it can become harmful to the liver if its underlying the causes aren't recognized and treated and the condition is allowed to progress.
There are two main types of fatty liver disease: Alcoholic liver disease (ALD) and nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD).
You can get alcoholic liver disease from drinking too much alcohol. It can even show up after a short period of heavy drinking.
Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is more likely to happen to those who are middle-aged and overweight or obese. Some causes are: diabetes, medications, viral hepatitis, autoimmune liver disease, fast weight loss, malnutrition, and improper diet. These are the causes cited in the literature. However, I would like to add one other very important etiological factor: the consumption of polyunsaturated vegetable oils. I am stating this based on my years of experience in treating fatty liver disease. I have had many patients who had a very good diet, eating home-made food, good milk and yogurt, vegetarian, dahls, no leftovers, and yet they developed a fatty liver. The only mistake they made was cooking with vegetable oils (thinking that ghee was bad for them since it contains cholesterol). These oils, such as peanut, mustard oil, safflower, sunflower, canola, corn, margarine, etc., are highly unstable since they are polyunsaturated, and hydrogenate when heated, forming free radicals and oxidation.
When you swallow these oils they damage the liver. (And when they get into the arteries, they damage the lining there as well, causing a buildup of plaque). Ghee does not hydrogenate when cooked and is very easy for the liver to digest.
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Bill Withers, a soul/jazz/R&B singer-songwrited known for such songs as "Just the Two of Us" "Lean on Me", and "Ain't No Sunshine".
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