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River North Dance ChicagoWhen: Wednesday, October 5 at 7:30pm
Where: The Auditorium in Roberts Hall
|Highly skilled and emotive dancers, stimulating music and bold choreography are the hallmarks of Chicago's premier jazz-based contemporary dance company, led by Artistic Director Frank Chaves.
Tap KidsWhen: Wednesday, October 19 at 7:30pm
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|A cast of talented young dancers take tap dance to new heights while telling the story of a group of teenagers coming to terms with love, graduation and impending adulthood in this family-friendly celebration of American youth culture.
Compañia Flamenco José PorcelWhen: Tuesday, November 1 at 7:30pm
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|From Seville Spain, fiery flamenco star José Porcel returns to Rhode Island College with his company of dancers and musicians performing their thrilling new program "Gypsy Fire" - a folkloric celebration of the new flamenco with spectacular costumes, energy and sex appeal.
National Acrobats of the People's Republic of ChinaWhen: Wednesday, November 9 at 7:30pm
Where: The Auditorium in Roberts Hall
|Direct from Beijing, this troupe dazzles and amazes with stunning costumes, incredible balancing acts and fast-paced acrobatics. Fun for all ages!
The Muir String QuartetWhen: Monday, November 14 at 7:30pm
Where: Sapinsley Hall
|Over this season and next The Muir will perform the complete Beethoven String Quartet Cycle in six concerts. The first concert will include String Quartet in D Major, Op. 18, No. 3, Grosse Fuge in B-flat Major, Op. 133 and String Quartet in F Major, Op. 59, No. 1.
A Leahy Family ChristmasWhen: Sunday, December 11 at 2:30pm
Where: The Auditorium in Roberts Hall
|A Canadian powerhouse of eight musical brothers and sisters, this family of instrumentalists, singers, and dancers share their Christmas favorites as well as original seasonal pieces in this unique Celtic-inspired holiday show.
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The Muir String QuartetWhen: Monday, February 6 at 7:30pm
Where: Sapinsley Hall
The second concert in the Beethoven Cycle will include String Quartet in E-flat Major, Op. 127, String Quartet in F Major, Op. 18, No. 1 and String Quartet in C Major, Op. 59, No. 3.
Pianist Frederic ChiuWhen: Sunday, March 4 at 2:30pm
Where: Sapinsley Hall
Frederic Chiu's piano-playing springs from his Asian/American/European background, his musical training and an exploration of artificial intelligence and human psychology, especially the body-mind-heart connection.
Barynya, Russian Dance and Music EnsembleWhen: Tuesday, March 20 at 7:30pm
Where: The Auditorium in Roberts Hall
|This world renowned Russian folk ensemble features Russian, Cossack, Ukrainian, Jewish and Gypsy Roma traditional dancing and singing. Live musicians accompany in virtuoso performances on traditional instruments - balalaika, bass-balalaika and garmoshka.
The Muir String QuartetWhen: Monday, April 2 at 7:30pm
Where: Sapinsley Hall
The third concert in the Beethoven Cycle will include String Quartet in E-Flat Major, Op. 74, String Quartet in G Major, Op. 18, No. 2 and String Quartet in C-sharp minor, Op. 131.
Pianist Simone DinnersteinWhen: Sunday, April 22 at 2:30pm
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|American pianist Simone Dinnerstein has been called "a throwback to such high priestesses of music as Wanda Landowska and Myra Hess" by Slate magazine, and praised by TIME for her "arresting freshness and subtlety." Program to be announced.
Vox Lumiere: MetropolisWhen: Wednesday, April 25 at 7:30pm
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|Flying cars, TV phones, evil robots - Metropolis is the future - an electrifying adventure to a fantastic world where the impossible is a way of life. Vox Lumiere is the next evolution in entertainment where rock concert comes together with theater and classic silent film.
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I FINALLY finished the two books I mentioned in this thread this weekend. The stack of books on my desk is gone. Now I have to decide what to read next.
Any recommendations? Thanks
What Will I Read Now?
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I enjoyed:
The Shadow of the Wind
The Story of Edgar Sawtelle
The Shadow of the Wind
The Story of Edgar Sawtelle
Posted 08 December 2009 - 11:13 AM
Also, quite charming though about a difficult period of time: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
Posted 08 December 2009 - 12:38 PM
If you haven't read The Help - it is a must. Definitely the best book I read in 2009, and maybe for a year or two before that.
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I liked "Point of No Return." If the arc had just been the first and last episode, I think it would have gone over much better. The giant explosion at the end was very interesting-looking and well done. There were some pacing issues, I feel, like R2's near-destruction and BZ's death which could have both been given more time. It was also cool to see Tarkin pop back up briefly, and apparently he's moved from Captain to Admiral by now.
Oh, and I also liked how the space station was based on the one from the new Star Tours ride. Very cool!


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| Jackie Warner, celebrity trainer, BRAVO TV star and author of 10 Pounds in 10 Days, recommends adding probiotics rich foods like low-sugar Greek yogurt to your diet to aid in weight loss.
In fact, one study done by the Stanford University School of Medicine found that patients who were given a probiotic supplement after bariatric surgery lost significantly more weight than those that didn't take the supplement. "Probiotics are live, active cultures (healthy bacteria); scientists feel that the more of these bacteria you have, the more calories they extract from food," says Warner. "So you've got microscopic friends in your intestinal tract gobbling up excess calories and keeping them from being stored as fat."
Substituting high sugar and high fat snacks for foods that are naturally rich in probiotics (such as Greek yogurt) will help you lose weight by reducing your calorie and fat intake and curbing hunger. And while all yogurts contain lactose, a naturally occurring milk sugar, look for a brand with 15 grams (or less) per 6 ounce serving, recommends Rania Batayneh, a certified nutritionist, eating strategist and owner of Essential Nutrition for You in San Francisco, California.
Your daily weight loss plan: Swap out one cup of vanilla ice cream (290 calories, 15grams of fat, 30 grams of sugar) for 0% Vanilla Greek yogurt (160 calories, 0grams of fat, 11 grams of sugar) for your evening snack and save 3,900 calories (or a little over a pound) this month.
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| Warner loves whey protein because of its superstar ingredient, the amino acid leucine. "Leucine helps prevent muscle loss, and triggers a greater loss of belly fat. It takes energy from rich fat cells and gives it to undernourished muscle tissue." While leucine is found in other food sources, whey protein contains more leucine than milk, egg protein or soy protein," says Warner in her book, 10 Pounds in 10 Days.
One 2008 study, published in the journal Nutrition and Metabolism, found that when subjects followed a reduced calorie diet and ingested a whey protein supplement twice a day, they lost significantly more body fat than those that only reduced their caloric intake. While both groups lost weight (about the same amount), the whey protein appears to have helped the participants improve their body composition in addition to losing weight – those who ingested it twice a day lost more fat and less muscle mass that those who didn't.
Your daily game plan: Mix up a protein shake with one scoop of whey protein isolate and 6-8 ounces of water and drink it 20 minutes before breakfast and 20 minutes before dinner (200 calories for both), in place of your mid-morning snack (like that scone from Starbucks) to save 260 calories, or 2.2 pounds this month.
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| You've probably heard that getting enough sleep is important for weight loss, but did you know that getting enough quality sleep is really what helps keep the pounds off? A lack of deep REM sleep can leave you tired and gaining weight, Warner says. "Our pituitary glands crank out the highest levels of growth hormones while we are in deep sleep. Growth hormone is what repairs damaged tissues, burns fat and builds muscle." And new research shows that a lack of sleep can throw our appetite hormones out of whack – leptin (the hormone in charge of signaling to your brain that you're full) levels are lower and ghrelin (the one that tells your brain you're still hungry) are higher in the sleep-deprived.
One study from Columbia University found that women who slept only four hours a night ate, on average, 329 calories more (and 31 grams of extra fat) the next day, versus when they were well rested. Yikes!
Your daily game plan: Schedule sleep, go to bed within 15-20 minutes of the same time each night and be sure you log in enough hours (experts recommend 7-9 hours depending on what feels best for your body) to potentially drop more than two pounds this month. Have trouble waking up in the middle of the night or falling asleep? Practice relaxation techniques before bed to help you unwind and give your body a better chance of getting into (and staying) in a deep sleep.
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| Research has shown that eating protein-rich eggs instead of carb-heavy foods like bagels can help you lose up to 65 percent more weight. But, if you can't stomach eating eggs first thing in the morning, try a smoothie instead. We love Warner's 220 calorie breakfast smoothie recipe (which also includes whey protein so you'll double your pound shedding benefits): In a blender, mix together one scoop of whey isolate protein powder, 1 teaspoon of no-sugar added peanut butter, ¼ cup of instant, uncooked oatmeal, ¼ cup mixed frozen berries, ¼ cup frozen spinach and a dash of water (add more or less water depending on how thick you like it.)
Your daily game plan: Replace your 450-calorie bagel with cream cheese and eat two hard-boiled eggs and a slice of plain, whole-wheat toast, or mix up Warner's smoothie, to save about 230 calories every morning, and almost two pounds this month.
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| Fruit juices are a sneaky source of calories, especially since most are labeled as healthy sources of nutrition. The truth is most bottled juices are loaded with sugar, and many are no better for you than soda. And while fresh fruit juices are full of vitamins, they lack the filling fiber that whole fruits provide.
Your daily game plan: Sub in a real orange (62 calories) for your daily 16-ounce glass of OJ (224 calories) to save 162 calories a day, or a little over a pound this month.
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| "Protein helps curb your appetite, has a direct fat burning and hormone-balancing effect, helps relieve anxiety, and builds and maintains muscle," Warner says.
One study, published in the "American Journal of Clinical Nutrition" found that when subjects increased their protein intake to 30 percent of their daily diet, they ate 441 calories less a day and reported greater feelings of satiety. Warner recommends eating protein at every meal for sustained energy and curbed hunger. Some of her favorite sources of protein? Lean meats, eggs, nuts, seeds and legumes.
Your daily game plan: Pump up your protein and shave major calories off your dinner (and five pounds this month) by swapping out fettuccine alfredo (900 calories) for Warner's delish, 279 calorie chicken dish: sauté a 6 ounce chicken breast with 1.5 teaspoons of olive oil, ½ teaspoon of minced garlic and salt and pepper, and serve with one cup of steamed broccoli and three small new potatoes.
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| While you may enjoy a good glass of wine (or two), alcoholic drinks are one of the easiest and fastest ways to rack up your calorie count for the day. If you use a nightcap to unwind, try switching to green tea instead. Warner acknowledges that most people have oral fixations that compel us to snack when we're bored, or stressed. Her favorite way to combat this is with green tea (decaf or regular) – you'll get the added benefits of catechins (natural compounds that speed up your metabolism and trigger the release of fat) and antioxidant-rich, disease fighting polyphenols, Warner says.
Your daily dress size dropper: Just for the next 30 days, switch from a 10 ounce glass of red wine to a cup of green tea in the evenings. You'll save about 250 calories a night, or a little over two pounds.
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| Lunchtime can be stressful – trying to fit in food during a busy workday can often mean greasy pizza from the cafeteria or grabbing a loaded sandwich from the nearby deli to eat at your desk. Not knowing what you'll have for lunch everyday before you leave the house is an easy recipe for a lunchtime calorie disaster.
Your daily game plan: Avoid the food court, and pack a brown bag lunch instead. We love Warner's simple, portable (and yummy) veggie sandwich: stuff two pieces of whole-grain bread with ¼ of a medium avocado, sliced, 1 cup of sprouts, ½ cup of fresh spinach, 1 slice of a beefsteak tomato and one tablespoon of mustard – all for only 227 calories. Ditch the high fat, topping loaded salad bar lunch and swap in this nutrition-packed sandwich instead to save, on average, 500 calories a day, or over four pounds this month.
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| "Water helps cleanse your liver and kidneys, allowing your body to excrete hormones efficiently," says Warner. "It also tames cravings – a craving is often a sign of dehydration, not a cry for food." Warner says drinking two to three liters of water a day burns 50 to 75 additional calories and speeds up your metabolism.
Water has even more weight loss power when you drink it in place of other higher calorie beverages like soda or sports drinks. And, some studies show that gulping down two glasses just before a meal may even help you eat less.
Your daily game plan: Drink 2-3 liters (about 8-10 cups) of water a day, and sub in water for at least one 8-ounce can of soda or juice a day (about 150 calories) to drop a pound this month.
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| Portion control is probably one of the most important tools for losing and maintaining weight loss. Did you know, for example, that only 20 years ago a regular sized cup of coffee (with milk and sugar) would have only set you back 45 calories, and today's 16 ounce mugs now serve up over 350 extra calories from milk and sugar? And don't even get us started on those dessert coffee drinks! Bottom line – portion control from your morning coffee to your evening dessert is key to achieving and maintaining weight loss. If you aren't quite sure what your portion sizes should look like, check out this guide or use this helpful iphone app, to help you gauge how much should be on your plate (no scale necessary).
And one tip that may help you make eating less even easier? Dining from plates that don't match your food. New research recently published in the "Journal of Consumer Research" found that when people ate pasta (covered in white sauce) off of red plates they served themselves 21 percent less than when those who piled their pasta on a matching white colored plate. Researchers believe that by creating a greater color contrast between our plate and the food on it, our brains have an easier time registering the amount of food on our plates and we end up naturally limiting our serving size.
Your daily game plan: Stick with an 8 ounce coffee in the morning (average calorie savings: 305), have only one serving of chips in the afternoon (average calorie savings: 150) and stick with a 3 ounce serving of meat at dinner (average calorie savings: 189) and serve up your meals on non-color coordinated plates whenever possible to save over 600 calories per day, or almost five pounds this month alone!
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| If a fight with your spouse or a long day the office has you running towards the cookie jar, taking a fifteen-minute time out to journal could help you resist the urge to eat based on your feelings. According to a recent study published in the journal "Psychological Science," women who were asked to spend fifteen minutes writing about what they valued most in their life lost, on average, about 3.41 pounds (versus the control group who actually gained an average of 2.76 pounds) when they were weighed again one to four months later. Researchers believe that journaling about their values helped the women feel better about themselves, which may have helped them make better choices that led to weight loss.
If you know you are an emotional eater, journaling regularly can be an effective strategy for coping with feelings instead of trying to bury them with food. "If you turn to food to cope with emotions and stress, you're not giving yourself an appropriate outlet to deal with and solve your problems," says Batayneh. "Studies show that journaling has multiple benefits - it can reduce stress, improve immune system function, reduce the symptoms of chronic inflammatory conditions, and help individuals solve problems, and it may eliminate the reason for emotional eating (be it boredom, stress, or anger) by helping you to focus on actively solving a problem."
Your daily game plan: Next time the urge to snack hits you, spend fifteen minutes journaling about something that is important to you or about your feelings in reaction to a stressor. The result? You'll easily lose one pound (or more) over the next 30 days.
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| "Research shows that choosing in-shell pistachios helps slow consumption and the empty shells offer a visual cue, reducing calorie intake - that's known as the 'Pistachio Principle'," says Jackie Newgent, a registered dietitian, culinary nutritionist and author of "Big Green Cookbook." Newgent recommends using the 'pistachio principle' with other shelled foods on a daily basis to help lose weight without deprivation. For example, choose 30 in-shell pistachios (100 calories) instead of 18 pretzel thins (220 calories) for a crunchy snack; enjoy one cup edamame in pods (180 calories) instead of 3/4 cup of creamy macaroni salad (300 calories) for a picnic-friendly side; or savor 7 ounces (or one dozen) Mussels (170 calories) instead of 3.5 ounces of Italian meatballs (290 calories) with a pasta entrée," suggests Newgent. "Each of these options helps you cut about 120 calories a day—which can easily add up to a one- pound weight loss in a month."
Your daily game plan: Swap out one snack or side dish a day for a 'shelled' food to eat, on average, about 120 calories less (and be one pound lighter) in a month.
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| Speaking of pistachios... while nuts are definitely a nutritious, protein-and healthy fat-packed snack, they do serve up a nice amount of calories too. If you love snacking on nuts, try switching to seeds to shed pounds, recommends Batayneh. "Seeds and nuts contain about the same number of calories per serving (most have between 140 and 180) but because of seeds' smaller size, you may end up eating less." In fact, one study published in the "Journal of the American Dietetic Association" found that participants who ate cut up candies, as opposed to whole candies, consumed 60 fewer calories, Batayneh says. "Both groups ate about the same number of pieces, leading researchers to believe that the quantity of a snack, and not necessarily the calorie content, may drive eating behaviors."
Your daily game plan: Switching from a handful of walnuts (about 200 calories) to a handful (or two tablespoons) of sunflower seeds (about 94 calories) can shave off 106 calories from your daily snack, and help you shed almost a pound by the end of the month.
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| Tasting while cooking, sampling your husband's entrée at dinner, finishing off your kid's cookie -- while it may not seem like a lot in the moment, over time, each little bite really adds up. One simple solution to calorie amnesia? Keep a food diary. One 2008 study, published in the "American Journal of Preventive Medicine" found that overweight participants who wrote down everything they ate, six days a week, lost twice as much weight as those that didn't.
Your daily game plan: Write down, or take a photo, of everything you put in your mouth over the next 30 days. Just the thought of having to take the time to write or photograph that little morsel of food may be enough to discourage you from eating it, and could save you around 250 excess calories a day (or over two pounds). Need an easy tool to manage your food diary without a lot of extra hassle? Try "The Eatery" iphone app - it's a free visual food log that will help you stay accountable on the go.
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| Pack on a few pounds of lean muscle mass, and you'll burn more calories even at rest. While the exact extra calorie count isn't clear, experts believe that for each pound of lean muscle mass you carry on your frame, you'll burn an extra 25-50 calories every day. That may not sound like a lot, but five pounds of lean muscle mass translates into about 125 - 250 extra calories burned a day, or about one or two extra pounds lost this month, says Liz Neporent, a spokesperson for the American Council on Exercise and co-author of "Weight Training" for Dummies. And while building muscle may not drop tons of scale weight right away - you may be more likely to lose inches as you start to change your body composition by reducing your body fat and increasing your lean muscle mass. Muscle also gives your body shape and tends to pull things in tighter, so you may even weigh the same, but look 10 pounds lighter in that little black dress, explains Neporent.
Your daily game plan: Commit to a regular strength training routine, challenging your muscles to fatigue, at least 3 to 4 days a week (this can be a part of your daily 30 minute exercise allotment) to burn up extra calories, even at rest. While the exact calorie burning boost you receive will vary depending on how much muscle mass you develop, the good news is that regular strength training can help you appear several pounds lighter in just a month even before the scale says that you are! And you don't even need weights to start – this total body workout uses just your bodyweight to get you started. Once your workout starts to feel easy, be sure to increase your intensity by adding additional weight or progressing into more advanced versions of the exercises with moves like these.
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White House spokesman Jay Carney told THE KANSAS CITIAN the president indicated to White House staff that he was "vaguely familiar" with the charges and that the university's general counsel had resolved the matter.
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You ever see him throw a baseball? Just sayin'
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Just look at who is advertising on the website and that will tell you where the bias is
It doesnt matter who brought it into the light even jay carney knew about it he said it had resolved the matter. Not its a lie his favorite onliner, but its been resloved.
OMG the next we will hear is that he dropped a baby on his head during one of his Presidential stops.
Sorry couldn't help it.
Way too funny all the stuff people find.
Don't ya just want to rush out a run for political office?
Never confuse activity with success.
"Ummmmmmm Isn't a word." Judge Judy
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"I'm gonna lean up against you, and you lean up against me. That way we don't hafta sleep with our heads in the mud"Forrest Gump, 1994
There is a link posted on that site by someone responding to the article about Obama killing his gay lover.
"All those things bother me: The populism, the lying and the scapegoating and the xenophobia bother me, but then theres a layer of incompetence here. I suppose, in a way, we should be thankful: If he had a coherent ideology, hed probably be more dangerous." P J O'Rourke
Its just a shame people didnt know what he was like before they elected him the first time kinda like Romney killing a woman with cancer. Dont run if you have stuff to hide look at Herman cain


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I bought this Ritter Sport Winter Edition Caramelised Almond at Cost Plus World Market, along with last Friday's Caramel-Orange. I was lucky to nab the last one of these that was on the shelf!
This solid milk chocolate bar was generously embedded with bits of caramelized almonds. Those nuts brought a slightly crystallized crunch to the texture of the snappy chocolate.
Those almonds had a toffee flavor from the caramelized sugar that they were toasted in and brought a strong roasted nuttiness. They paired well with the sweet milk chocolate, making this bar a crunchy, nutty, burnt-sugary, chocolately treat.
I think I would've liked this bar a bit more if it had been just a little less sweet. The milk chocolate had a hint of sour tinge and throat burn, but it was mild enough that I could get over it and focus on the great caramelized almond bits. An OM.
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The workshop is being held in support of SUNY Statewide Financial Aid Days. Binghamton University will join over 38 campuses across New York State in participating in the event.
Financial aid experts from Binghamton University will be on hand to answer questions and provide assistance with applications, types of aid available and the award process. "Families can expect to get a better understanding of the entire financial aid process and what financial aid is all about by attending this community event. It's a great opportunity for families to learn about financial aid and the programs available to help them finance their students' education," said Patricia Donahue, associate director, Binghamton University Financial Aid Services.
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Tyne Salmon Deaths 2005
With the low water and high temperatures we are once again experiencing the sad and distressing sight of extensive deaths of Salmo Salar on Englands Premier Salmon Fishery, the Tyne .(Environment Agency claim)
Most of the deaths have occurred in the estuary, as previous death years, as expected, however this year an increasing number are dying up to 20 miles above the tide.
Symptoms are same ie red sores on the belly, internal bleeding and live fish throwing themselves out of the river prior to death!!
My question, through these pages, is to ask if any similar occurrances have been experienced elsewhere in the Salmo Salar domain, worldwide, during 2005, or is it just a Tyne problem.
This is a serious concern... have there been any studies by biologists in the area?
The symptoms you have put forth sound like Infectious Salmon Anemia or ISA Disease. This is a disease mostly associated with hatchery raised Atlantic salmon and is fatal. From what I have read, it can show up in wild fish if they are exposed to farm raised fish that have the disease. Do you have any Aquiculture going on near the mouth of this river? Keep in mind this is all speculation by an untrained armature who reads entirely too much. Juro makes a point; you should try to find out if a biologist has done any research on the problem.
The Environment Agency (EA) and MAFF have been investigating for the last 10 years or so and have come to the conclusion that this is a pathegon naturally caused/brought on by the stress of the fish trying to cope with the lack of disolved oxygen in the estuary.
The Tyne has a very long tidal estuary, is heavily industrialised and has nasties in the silts from the shipbuilding days. The new sewage interceptor network has rejuvenated the quality of the estuary but in hot dry summers we always have a problem, especially with Salmo salar
We have a large reservoir at the head of the system and it took us 5 years to persuade the EA to release water, to encourage fish out of the estuary, into the system and hopefully safety. The EA had always maintained it was not natural conditions and that the fish would not move on this water, we urged them to try it, what had they got to lose, we had fish to lose!! The result was, of coarse, that the fish did run on the release and most survived because of it.
The EA still appear reluctant to sanction a release until the fish are dying on mass, its true they have other obligations to other water users other than we anglers, but dead fish is guaranteed to get our blood up!!
Hence my original question, have fish been dying elsewhere during this hot dry summer?
The Cascapedia river on the Gaspe had a fish kill this year due to low warm water. I heard of some other fish kills but have no details.
There was a similar fish kill on the Aberdeenshire Dee during the late summer of 2003. The main cause was the lack of oxygen due to high water temperatures and a large number of fish confined to one pool in the upper tidal reaches due to extreme low water levels.
I have witnessed a similar event up in Alaska. We flew up to a river system on Kodiak Island that was experiencing drought conditions for the last 2 months, very low water running over dark rocks. The early morning salmon would make it the mile and a half to the upper lakes. Later in the day as the sun rose and the water temperatures did the same the fish all ran out of oxygen and would loss conciousness. A line of the bigest seagulls I had seen around waited anxiously to peck out the eyeballs then start on the rest of the fish if they could catch them. Fish piled up at the mouth like trash until they fisheries people closed the weir to prevent the fish from coming upsteam. Easy pickins for the birds and bears, though they were not keeping up with the piles.
Once the rains came and water levels rose the fisheries people opened up the weir for the fish to run upsteam again. Sad sight to see for sure, mother nature can be cruel.
Global Warming
It would interesting to know the impact global warming is having on these fish kills. High water temperature seems to be a common factor in the instances cited. I don't claim to be an expert either, just someone who reads enough to be dangerous, but hopefully in a positive way. Are the players involved in these scenarios looking at the temperature changes these salar have encountered over the recent years, and not just in the rivers but in their overall environments as well?
Though not directly related, the recent Katrina hurricane disaster was said to have occurred, at least in part, because the storm had passed over unusally warm water before devastating the gulf coast. The question "Should we rebuild New Orleans?" keeps coming up as if no one thinks its possible there will be a repeat of this disaster in the future. I have yet to read of anyone pointing out that as long as the waters of the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico are warmer than usual, the chances of a devastating repeat hurricane are greater than in earlier times when ocean temperatures were cooler.
Maybe I digress here, but of all the environmental insults salar needs to hurdle, global warming may be one of the most serious. And what makes this problem insidious is that it is difficult to pin down and get our leaders to take action. Not enough attention is being paid to global warming.
Last summer and fall in Southeast Alaska.....
there was a similar event to what Greg described as happened on Kodiak Island. Each Sept for the last 5 years my brother- in- law from Salt Lake City, myself and a couple other guys fish on Prince of Wales Island targeting the fabulous Coho return. We even run into some of the same groups each year from Montana and chat/compete with them. Anyway the island averages 12 feet of yearly rainfall with 20-25 days of any given month seeing some amount of precip. So last year they had a "bluebird summer" which was unusual in itself but was both welcomed and dreaded by the locals and lodgeowners. Great for business and tourists bringing $$$ in but bad for the fish that would be migrating into the freshwater in the fall. Consequently, the King Salmon season was great during the summer but the lack of rainfall lowered the rivers, streams and cricks to a trickle. The Coho stayed in the salt MUCH longer and "ripened" for spawning while awaiting the rain. The commercial fisheries had a heyday netting up the loitering schools and our trip was tough fishing. Many of the Silvers we caught last fall were blush or dark and I personally caught several with sealice with one inch tails that were as red as a watermelon. Beautiful fishing weather but we needed the rain. This fall things are back to "normal". It won't take too many bluebird summers to make a noted difference in the climate and fisheries in the temperate rainforest of Soggy Southeast Alaska.
I cycle to and from work on a cycle path that runs along the river Kelvin, that flows into and through the west end of Glasgow and into the river Clyde. It has seen improved runs of Salmon and Sea Trout, as bankside industry has slowed. It is still very much an urban river with various seepages from landfill sites and other nasties getting into the water.
Twice this year I have seen fish kills; once early on with a lot of juvenile fish and brown trout dead, and once this week with a good number of Salmon dead along eight miles of the river.
Both of these fish kills have followed unseasonably hot weather. However, other smaller streams within a 30 mile radius have not suffered the same fate. It must be the impact of hot weather reducing the oxygen content, where the oxygen is already low due to poor water quality.
SEPA(Scottish Environmental Protection Agency) were informed on both counts. I will try to follow their results to a conclusion.
I just hope it was a natural occurence and the river isn't being poisoned by poachers. It would be a shame to see ignorance and greed hinder a good recovery of an urban river.
OK here goes an unpopular view. GLOBAL WARMINGT DID NOT CAUSE THE HURRICAINE!! There were worse ones in the 1930-50's. Political hacks want uniformed pepole to further communist/socialist agenda by trying to balme everything on America/Bush. The water in the gulf was not "warmer than normal". Who knows what it was 200 years ago, let alone 2,000 or 2 million. The earth's temps were much warmer in the 1500's than today, and of course we have had many ice ages and relative warm cycles. All of this was not do to George Bush, the USA or "global warming" ( global warming meaning it is from "bad" so called greenhouse gases from evil USA).
Fish kills are from poor management of the rivers by local industry. I know, my home waters are the former USA Maine salmon rivers of the narraguagus, penobscot, and machias rivers. These formaer great rivers have declined from a combination of about 10 factors, 9 of them are local ( one is high seas netting).
Anyway, back to fishing.
Tight Lines,
Jim Y
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Lebanon: Refugees and host communities need our support, says Valerie Amos
The United Nation's Humanitarian Chief, Valerie Amos concluded her visit to Lebanon today after visiting families who have fled the violence in Syria. Lebanon hosts more than half a million refugees from Syria, and the UN Refugee Agency, UNHCR, has warned that the number could reach 1 million by the end of the year if the situation does not improve.
"Since my last visit to Lebanon just six months ago, the number of refugees has increased by more than 200 per cent," said Ms. Amos. "By the end of the year, refugees could make up 20 per cent of Lebanon's population."
More than 30 per cent of Syrian refugees in Lebanon are living in the Bekaa region in the country's east. Ms. Amos visited two refugee settlements in the region and saw the desperate circumstances that families are living in, with many lacking sufficient access to basic services such as health care and education for their children. Although UN agencies and humanitarian partners are providing aid in the settlements, the growing number of refugees is stretching their ability to respond.
"It is Syria's future that is being blighted"
The UNHCR centre in Bekaa registers an average of 900 refugees from Syria every day. At the centre, Ms Amos met a family that had just arrived from Homs, the scene of fierce fighting in recent weeks. They told her that they had lost everything and were very concerned about the safety of their four children. One of their sons had suffered a bullet wound to his shoulder when he went out to get some bread.
"The situation in Syria is clearly getting much worse," said Ms. Amos. "Many families talked about the intensity of the fighting and its impact on their children. Over 50 per cent of the Syrian refugees here are children. It's Syria's future that is being blighted."
She visited the Saadnayel and El Faaor settlement for refugees where hundreds of people live. Many of the Syrians who recently arrived at Saadnayel fled fighting in the western Syrian city of Al Qusayr. A mother she met told her that her family had lost everything.
"We keep saying that we need peace and stability in Syria but countries that have influence on the parties on the ground, on the Government, on the different groups that are fighting need to do all they can to bring them to the table, to talk transition and to talk peace," said Ms. Amos.
A huge burden
The increasing number of refugees is having an impact of the communities that are hosting them in Lebanon. "The Government and people of Lebanon have opened their borders and doors to their Syrian neighbours in time of need. And the crisis is taking a toll on the economy and on the provision of basic services in the country," Ms. Amos added.
In the southern suburbs of Beirut, Ms. Amos visited a UN Development Programme project which works with humanitarian partners and local authorities to improve refugee and host community access to social services in some of the poorest parts of the country.
"We need to do all we can to support the Lebanese Government. If you have thousands of refugees crossing the border every day, it's a huge burden, not just on the country but also on the people who are hosting those communities."


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The biggest problem with healthcare is those in control do not have medical training. There was a day when doctors decided how to care for patients. Until our healthcare system reverts back to this model it will always be aweful!
Doctors are controlled by what insurance will pay for and what lawyers may sue them for if they don't order something.
And, we as a society, usually 'know' what is wrong with us and how we should be treated. If we don't get what we want, when we want it, we will go somewhere else to get it!
I see it everyday at work. Most of what we see and treat should be handled by the primary care physician. But, the patient can't get in because their PCP has to book solid because reimbursment rates are so low. Pretty soon the patient doesn't even try to go to their PCP because we treat them quickly without an appointment. But, insurance reimburses us at a higher rate so it costs more. It is a vicious circle.
Obamacare isn't going to improve anything. There aren't aren't enough doctors to care for everybody. You add to that more people who will have insurance. Plus, you cut the reimbursemnt rates, you end up with fewer people trying to care for more peolpe for less money. The only way to do that is to limit services.
Everyone will have insurance, but what will it cover? We currently accept most forms of medicaid. However, when we have to refer to a specialist these patients often have a hard time finding one that will accept medicaid.
It is only going to get worse! If you do not have a doctor, get estalished with one soon!


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Not that stretched out yet, but doing four 150-175 yard marks in a row. She is doing great with it, but it dawned on me yesterday that perhaps that much running may be too much for her joints and growth plates? She runs very hard there and back. Sometimes hits the bumper so hard she tumbles wagon over handle.
Should I back off to just two marks or back off on distance.


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Binghamton University students win $10,000 for local non-profit
BINGHAMTON, NY – A group of Binghamton University students will present a check for $10,000 to the UHS School-Based Clinic's after-school and summer programs at 11 a.m. Wednesday, April 17, in the garden plot of Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School, 9 Ogden Street, Binghamton.
The UHS School-Based Health Care Program is a not-for-profit that works like an in-school doctor's office to provide physical, dental, and psychological care to children at Binghamton's Benjamin Franklin and Theodore Roosevelt elementary schools. The program includes after-school and summer programs that build parent-child relationships, while also teaching families about the importance of nutrition and exercise.
Alexandria Hall, Rachel Engle, Timothy Tschurjumov, Lauren Colantino and Jennifer Solomon won a national philanthropy contest by creating a 3-minute video about the UHS School-based Clinic programs. The students are all previous participants in the Philanthropy In Civil Society course taught by professor David Campbell.
The students chose to make a video for the UHS Foundation after becoming familiar with the organization and its work in the 2012 Philanthropy in Civil Society Course, where they designated $3,000 towards the program's initiatives. In the video submission for this year's contest, Binghamton University students focused on the degree of need demonstrated by the UHS program and the impact that an additional $10,000 would have in expanding the program. The 3-minute video helped the students showcase their knowledge, values, and decision-making skills while also advocating for a worthy non-profit. The video can be seen here: http://youtu.be/WHBWODGl46U. This is the second year in a row that Campbell's students have placed first in the contest.
The video contest is funded by the Learning by Giving Foundation, which was created in the summer of 2011 through the generosity of Doris Buffett, following the success of the program by the same name through her Sunshine Lady Foundation. The Learning by Giving Foundation funds and promotes experiential philanthropy to encourage the development of future philanthropic leaders.
For more information, contact Alexandria Hall at firstname.lastname@example.com. If you are interested in making a donation to the UHS School-Based Health Care Program, contact Betsy Pietriyk at email@example.com.


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Somehow we managed to get this far without me making jokes about superstitions like that before.
I'm not sure what a Microsoft Interview is to be honest. On the other hand though, the more think of it, the more correct you are about it being a bit weird. In their ad, they looked for someone who knew .NET, C# and Java - and that's pretty much me. Now they give me a test to see my AJAX, jQuery and HTML skills. Although, IF it is a test to see how I handle new technologies and to see if I tackle the problem ahead of me logically or not. I'm not sure if they're after the correct solution or the correct way of tackling it.
My mother in law got a job as a Java developer some ten years ago, and they didn't even test her Java skills, but merely her logic. Could be something like that?
It's basically giving you some sort of lateral thinking puzzle to try and test your problem solving. Being assigned a task in a language you don't know seems like it might be testing for the same thing in a different way.
A few random thoughts on the recent discussion:
1. I think people may be conflating otherkin with furries somewhat. There's a bit of crossover, but these are ultimately separate categories.
2. People who hold beliefs in totem animals have existed throughout history. I say 'belief' in a somewhat nuanced sense, as this can form the basis of a particular type of naturalistic spirituality (though I dislike using the term 'spirituality,' because I think it rather vapid in the contemporary sense). There has also been belief in and formative mythos involving shapeshifters---either humans assuming animal form or animals assuming human form---throughout history. In a broader sense, the idea of ego dissolution and "becoming other" has been a theme running throughout many cultures: the idea that one loses one's self and reverts to a more primal state, has a more direct connection with nature. It even expresses itself in the language of everyday in subtle ways with regard to libido (ie. "being an animal in bed") and thanatos ("the killer was an animal").
3. Many furries don't seem to push their self-identification with a fursona into the realm of otherkin belief. Many furries don't don fursuits, nor attend conventions. In some cases furries may be "closeted," not openly expressing it to those around them, or in other cases they may just not be into dressing up or interacting with other furries in a social context. I've talked to furries for whom the fascination is not erotic, and I've talked to those for whom it is. In the case of the latter, they aren't necessarily into fursuiting or dressing up in any form either. Or even roleplaying. I've talked to furries who clearly know they're human, but wish they were their "idealized" self, ie. their fursona; in this case, I don't see it as being that distinct from any other type of general dismorphia. In such cases, some may dress up as a means of temporary wish fulfillment, while others may never dress up and harbor a sense of melancholia. There are also those who simply like having another version of themselves, either as a means of self-expression or a means of creative expression or both, and these individuals don't necessarily dress up in costume either,
4. And then there are still others who themselves don't have a fursona---don't identify with or wish to be something other---who are attracted to the idea of furries and aroused by the artwork.
So in my experience, the "furry" subculture is in fact comprised of a plethora of motivations, perspectives, and approaches, and it's hard to know where the "culture" part begins and ends. Those who fursuit and / or those who are stimulated erotically by the concept (not all fursuitors find it erotic, and not all people who find it erotic dress up) are only a portion of that overall diversity, and it's honestly difficult to say anything substantive about the proportion.
Popular television as a medium is going to distort the reality of whatever subculture they're trying to report on, because the underlying motivation is sensationalism, and when you're talking about a phenomena which is largely informed by Internet culture in general, the network execs aren't going to likely "get it."
I don't really think I understand the division between the terms, if there are hard divisions to be made at all. It could be a continuum. To me it looks like there are several intersecting independent variable and I don't know if there exists a proper terminology to discus such things unambiguously.


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Philanthropy Incubator
Binghamton University's College of Community and Public Affairs formed the Philanthropy Incubator as a vehicle for students in the Master's programs in Social Work and Public Administration to engage with the South Central New York community through philanthropy. The Philanthropy Incubator bridges the classroom and the community by encouraging students to reflect and act upon the ways in which philanthropic and non-profit organizations can meet community needs. Furthermore, we seek to support organizations that have served our students as sources of knowledge and mentorship through field placements and internships. Through the Philanthropy Incubator we pursue collaboration with organizations to meet real community needs, while providing students with a critical opportunity to develop practical skills that will contribute to their development as future community leaders.
Faculty member David Campbell established the Philanthropy Incubator in 2008 to cultivate habits of philanthropy among Binghamton University students. The program provides students with grant money to distribute to local nonprofit organizations as part of course work in which they learn about philanthropy and the essential role nonprofit organizations play in building vibrant communities. The grantmaking experience contributes to undergraduate students' preparation for engaged citizenship and to graduate students' preparation as public service professionals.


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Alternate name: Hairy Sweet Cicely
Family: Apiaceae, Carrot view all from this family
Description Native perennial. Habit: single stem covered with soft white hairs, 1-3 ft height. Leaf: toothed or lobed, bipinnate or tripinnate, to 3" long. Flower: small white flowers, not very numerous, in a loose white umbel, 3" dia. Fruit: dry, long and narrow, holding two seeds. The leaves are yellowish green. There are white hairs on the stem and to a lesser extent on the leaves as well. The thickened fibrous roots have an anise-like odor when broken.
Flower April - August.
Habitat Mesic forest understory, especially hillsides.
Range In the United States, sweet cicely is distributed from the New England states west to the Great Plains, extending south into central Arkansas and northern Alabama. In Canada, sweet cicely is found from southern Saskatchewan east to Quebec and south to Newfoundland.
Discussion This plant is an indicator of a mature or climax forest. Also known as: Clayton's sweetroot, sweet jarvil.


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Indian Land – Jane Tanner didn't expect to see any progress as she drove through the crumbling streets of the Edenmoor neighborhood last Tuesday.
Taking a few minutes to show a friend around the stalled residential development, located between Jim Wilson Road and S.C. 75 in Indian Land, Tanner had just finished examining the completed, but still vacant, recreation center.
The building, finished several years ago, now sits covered from roof to foundation in graffiti.
Lancaster County Council will discuss a change to its freeze on property rezonings in Indian Land at its Monday meeting.
Council recently imposed a moratorium on rezonings in the Panhandle area, though council members are considering an exemption for planned development districts.
County Administrator Steve Willis said the amendment is in response to a developer's request to create a 100-acre PDD in the Indian Land area.
Julie Graham
For The Lancaster News
Lancaster County's Chaundra Fletcher has been honored as the S.C. Caseworker of the Year at a recent foster care conference.
Nominated for the award by the children she serves, Fletcher has worked at the Lancaster County Department of Social Services since April 2007.
The honor was given to a surprised Fletcher during the Independent Living Conference by the S.C. DSS and the University of South Carolina.
Families in need can get back-to-school items through a service known for its generosity in the community.
The Closet Ministry will host its latest free shopping day on Saturday at Second Baptist Church, 1426 Great Falls Highway, Lancaster.
The free event, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., is open to anyone in the area who's going through tough times and may not be able to provide clothing for their family. A special emphasis this time will be placed on bookbags, school uniforms and other children's clothing.
Friday was a good day for Paws in the Panhandle, as volunteers began moving into the organization's new home base.
Located at 10681 Barberville Road, the oak tree-shaded property includes a 121-year-old, three-bedroom home with more than enough room for expansion as the organization grows, Paws in the Panhandle founder Gloria Davey said.
The organization, dedicated to creating a no-kill animal shelter in Indian Land for Lancaster County, closed on the 3-acre property Thursday, Aug. 4.
Lancaster police officers made a surprising discovery last week when a cash register stolen from a restaurant almost 10 months ago was found under a mobile home.
Officers arrived at a Westgate Circle home, located in a mobile home park near S.C. 9 Bypass, on July 27 about a report of several items found under a vacant rental unit, according to a police department incident report.
After months of contentious negotiations, Congress approved a last-minute debt-limit compromise Monday and Tuesday that prevented the federal government from fiscal default – though South Carolina Republicans were not among those voting yes.
The state's sole Democrat, however, voted for the bill, which was based on negotiations between President Barack Obama and congressional leaders over the weekend.
INDIAN LAND – Sun City Carolina Lakes resident says he is frustrated and getting nowhere fast trying to find someone to help him with flooding issues on his property and the street in front of his home.
Larry Campbell of Yosemite Way lives in an area of the immense active adult community that is still under development. His home is located near several vacant properties and home sites under construction.
The Diabetes Education Clinic at the University of South Carolina Lancaster recently hosted Camp CLAD (Children Learning About Diabetes), a summer day camp for children with Type 1 diabetes and their siblings.
The free camp was July 18-20 at USCL's Carole Ray Dowling Health Services Center and the Gregory Health and Wellness Center.
by MaryBeth Rowell/For The Lancaster News
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Ok, I don't know about you, but these days when I get up to do this blog I keep wondering if I'm living in some alternative reality. Some days when I re-read the postings and the articles linked to them I wonder if this blog's contents can't qualify as a pure work of fiction. I teach Literature from time to time….and the books I focus on look at leadership, politics and social conditions since Independence. None of the books paint a pretty picture….and this blog is beginning to read like them. Corrupt leaders, creeping dictatorships, a citizenry fooled en masse by a political elite hungry to retain power at all costs, a population so desperate for deliverance it trusts any charlatan priest, prophet or politician that pops up…..I'm referring to the books….if any of it seems familiar to you, start getting worried!
I feel tired, defeated and depressed about reading the papers and listening to the news. And today was no different.
Since last week, I've been looking at Ian Alleyne be treated as the next messiah…all that was missing in his triumphant march through Port of Spain yesterday were palm branches and a jackass….ok….just palm branches. But as much as I find some aspects of Alleyne's show and his public posturing crass and vulgar, I see quite plainly why he is so popular. He appears to be performing…Alleyne seems to be doing for members of the poorer classes, what the police and government seem unable to do…fight crime. If ever there was a poster boy for "perception is reality" Ian Alleyne is it!
And his success here just shows you how far we have fallen as a society. Alleyne sullies crime scenes, has no real conviction rate to speak off and breaks laws such as the Sexual Offences Act….and people are actually rallying to his side and asking that he be given a bligh because he solving crime and is the "voice of the poor man".
His popularity has become extremely dangerous….so much so, that an arrest of Alleyne for an obvious infringement of the law is now made to be look like the suppression of a voice that speaks out against the government.
And it is in this way that I believe Alleyne is a threat to the current govt. Ian's support base is far more diverse than anything the UNC or PNM can lay claim too…..Ian has the support of the urban and rural working class….which doesn't know colour and creed….it knows poverty and suffering!
I watched the candlelight vigil on the Brian Lara Promenade a few nights ago and the small crowd that gathered there is an example of his support base. Then watch the make up of the crowd that went to his court hearing. In a matter of hours on the evening of his arrest Ian Alleyne managed to rally a support base over an alleged injustice much faster than any Motion of No Confidence or corrupt act of this govt.
Alleyne, the grandcharging, loose talking host of Crime Watch is more of an Opposition to this current govt than the actual Opposition Leader is….and that's why there'll be candle light vigils for Ian, who has broken laws, than there will be for The Keith, who trying to get this govt to stop breaking laws!
So the AG, who seems to have a mancrush on The Keith is claiming he paying to harass the Opposition Leader out of his own pocket. Devant Maharaj seems to want in on the action, even if it might mean sloppy seconds…..And I pretty sure that other members of this government probably circling to see how they could be a part of this parry and thrust with the Opposition Leader.
What confuses the Pantomime is what the government is objecting to. Is it not The Keith's job to raise questions about the practices of the Government?
There are citizens of this country who have serious questions about the non-extradition of Ish Galbaransingh and Steve Ferguson. We have serious questions about why under this current AG the prosecution team the state had chosen…that had been pretty successful in pursuing the extradition case was at the last minute changed….and it appears to some that a less competent team was appointed to prosecute by the current AG. I think instead of the AG deflecting the issue with a lawsuit, he should answer those questions. Ish and Steve mad mas with public money and the public has a right to know!
The public also has a right to know precisely what the AG is doing with the budget of $90m plus that he has at his disposal. I find it extremely discomfiting that this government seems to think that citizens don't have a right to know what's being done with its monies.
Further, I find it disconcerting that when the Leader of the Opposition does what the Opposition is meant to do (that's why there was constitutional reform in 1956 to create a strong Opposition &&) this current Government seems to want to shut down and shut up the opposition….almost as if they don't want to be opposed or kept in check at all. And this attitude spreads to their treatment of the media. In not advertising with certain media houses they are attempting to cripple them…without revenue how can these media houses function and pay their reporters who are meant to ask the relevant questions?
The PM is currently suing the Express for allegedly maligning her image in a news story that I'd say was mischievously worded….ever desperate Fitzgerald Hinds is now being brought before the Privileges Committee for quoting from the newspaper article…..mind you both Moonilal and AG Ramlogan have been caught misrepresenting evidence….oh, who am I fooling….lying in Parliament on Noel Garcia and Brig Joseph respectively….and no one has brought them before the Privileges Committee for abusing Parliament's protection.
When you look further, the many police raids of media houses also seems to be a state influenced attack on freedom of expression. The govt has come out to decry such police raids….but remember that the ACIB was a bureau that fell under this self same AG….and when the media got a hold of that information this self same AG pretended to know nothing about the unit falling under his jurisdiction and he immediately asked the PM to remove it from his purview.
This very government has also, within the last week restructured the format of the Joint Select Committee…there is no longer a need for Opposition or Independent members on the committee…it is now strictly a government quorum…this is the committee that weighs in on government contracts and procurement. So now they've got carte blanche.
At every turn this government seems to be lying, remains unaccountable and further to that angry and upset when institutions that are meant to keep them in check: Media and the Opposition, question their behaviour and activities. What does that tell you about Kamla and her small goal side? Does any of this sound anti-democratic to you? It certainly does to me.
The last time I checked, the only democratic government that doesn't want opposition and freedom of expression of any kind is a Dictatorship….we already slipping down that slope at warp speed, folks….
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Posted March 25, 2005; 02:53 p.m.
A new exhibition, "Le Pas d'Acier (The Steel Step): Re-Creating a Lost Ballet," will open Friday, April 1, at the Milberg Gallery for the Graphic Arts in Firestone Library.
Planned in connection with the campus performance April 7-9 of Sergei Prokofiev's "Le Pas d'Acier," the exhibition will include a model reconstruction of the ballet's set created by theater historian Lesley-Anne Sayers and photographs and drawings of the original 1927 production. The gallery also will showcase photographs, children's books, costume designs and program covers from the period drawn from the holdings of the library's special collections.
The Princeton production will be represented by photographs documenting the re-creation process, costume designs, choreographic drawings by ballet reconstructionist Millicent Hodson, and a costume and props that will be used in the April performances.
"Le Pas D'Acier" was written as a celebration of Soviet industrialization that Prokofiev hoped would endear him to Russian authorities. But budget constraints and a change in choreographers led to a scaled-down version of the ballet being performed in Paris in 1927 by the Ballets Russes. That production mocked industrial development instead of lauding it, causing a political scandal. The work has not been performed since 1931.
For the last three years, assistant professor of music Simon Morrison has been leading a team to re-create the ballet as it was originally conceived. They will bring the ballet to life exactly the way Prokofiev intended it in three performances at the University's Berlind Theatre on April 7, 8 and 9 (see the Feb. 21, 2005, issue of the Princeton Weekly Bulletin for more information).
Morrison will give an opening lecture titled "Finding a Lost Ballet" at 5 p.m. April 1 in 101 McCormick Hall. A reception in the gallery will follow from 6 to 8 p.m.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Library, the exhibition will run through Sept. 25. Hours are: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday; 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday; and noon to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.


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Do the gobblers roost in the same area as they do in the spring?
While bowhunting last year I had four long beards come by my stand almost every morning I had the chance to hunt.
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