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Piers Morgan says he wants to interview Obama, Lily Allen and a naked Lady Gaga
- From: NewsCore
- March 04, 2011
LIKE any journalist, Piers Morgan has a dream list of people he would like to interview - including a naked Lady Gaga, it has been revealed.
But Madonna, Heather Mills and Jeremy Clarkson should not expect an invitation to appear on the Brit's new US talk show, Piers Morgan Tonight, with Morgan placing them on his banned list.
"Now that we have Lady Gaga, we don't need Madonna," he told the Daily Mirror in an interview conducted at Los Angeles' Beverly Wilshire Hotel.
Morgan told the newspaper he once helmed as editor that a formal approach had been made to Lady Gaga for a naked interview.
"She's better looking, more talented [than Madonna]. I want to do an interview with her where she's stark naked. I think she's up for it. We have broached it formally with her," he said.
"Now that would be dangerous. You'd obviously have to blank out the key areas but it would be great TV."
British singer Lily Allen and US President Barack Obama are also on the America's Got Talent judge's wish list.
"I think Lily will come on the show, too. We've put our little Twitter spat behind us ... My other dream guest is Obama and I am hopeful that will happen," he said.
Morgan, who took over in January after Larry King bowed out following 25 years as host of Larry King Live, has faced up-and-down ratings and criticism from his predecessor that he had been "oversold" to US audiences.
This week he scored a live television interview with Charlie Sheen as the star launched a massive media campaign to defend his behavior after his recent wild, hard-partying antics made tabloid headlines.
Sheen's appearance on Morgan's talk show provided the highest ever ratings within the 25-54 demographic for the new host and helped him toward 1.35 million viewers in total.
"Charlie was smart, self-aware, funny and passionate," Morgan said of the interview. "I think he believes in his right to lead his life in any way he chooses, and I agree.
"He asked what I was doing later that night and alarm bells rang! I thought the sensible thing was to go home instead of heading out on the town with Charlie ... The world needs more celebrities like Charlie, guys who simply refuse to play by the conventional rules of life."
Read more about Piers Morgan wants to interview naked Gaga at The Mirror.


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6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Welcome Reception and Awards Ceremony
Manhattan Penthouse, 80 5th Avenue, New York, NY 10011
The conference will kick off with an evening reception at the Manhattan Penthouse, near Union Square. We invite you to enjoy appetizers and drinks while networking with fellow conference attendees. The Animal Legal Defense Fund will also present the 2016 Advancement in Animal Law Pro Bono Achievement Awards.
7:00 – 7:30 p.m.
Welcome & Introductions
Pamela Frasch, Assistant Dean, Animal Law Program; Executive Director, Center for Animal Law Studies at Lewis & Clark Law School
Stephen Wells, Executive Director, Animal Legal Defense Fund
Linda B. Rosenthal, New York State Assembly member
Awards Ceremony
Tom Linney, Senior Pro Bono Manager, Animal Legal Defense Fund
All panel sessions on Saturday will take place in the Schimmel Center. Continental Breakfast will be available in the Schimmel lobby from 7:30-9:00 a.m.
Schimmel Center, 3 Spruce Street, New York, NY 10038
9:00 – 9:15 a.m.
9:15 – 10:30 a.m.
Keynote by Steven Wise, President, Nonhuman Rights Project
Introduction: Stephen Wells, Executive Director, Animal Legal Defense Fund
Probably the best known attorney in the animal rights movement, Steven Wise is the President of NHRP, a group whose mission is "to change the legal status of appropriate nonhuman animals from mere 'things,' which lack the capacity to possess any legal right, to 'persons,' who possess such fundamental rights as bodily integrity and bodily liberty." Its first lawsuits were filed in 2013 on behalf of four captive chimpanzees in New York State. Wise will address what these lawsuits have accomplished in the court of public opinion, what challenges are looming, and the future of legal rights for nonhuman animals.
10:30 – 10:45 a.m.
10:45 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Current Litigation Approaches to Factory Farming
Eli Holmes, Attorney, Blue River Law, P.C
Jessica Culpepper, Food Safety & Health Attorney, Public Justice
Factory farming is one of the most significant animal protection issues of our time. The negative effects of this egregious system on the animals, the environment, and human health are similar in all places where factory farming is in place. Our panelists will explain the legal approaches being taken to counter this national (and international) issue.
12:00 – 1:15 p.m.
We will have a 75 minute lunchbreak for participants to grab a bite to eat in one of the many nearby restaurants or food carts.
1:15 – 2:30 p.m.
Shaking Up the Food Supply: Reimagining Our Plates
Chris Kerr, Partner, New Crop Capital and Entrepreneur in Residence, The Good Food Institute
Michele Simon, Executive Director, Plant Based Foods Association
"Remaking meat is one sector of the food industry that is ripe for innovation and growth." ~ Bill Gates
One of the most exciting developments in the animal rights/protection movement is the appearance of start-up businesses creating products that replace animal ingredients: plant based meats, and foods made without eggs or dairy. These startups are audacious and, in some cases, well-funded. Hear the latest from this brave new industry.
2:30 – 2:45 p.m.
2:45 – 4:00 p.m.
Military Working Dogs: War Heroes Left Behind
Mark Eichelman, Lieutenant Colonel (Retired), U.S. Army JAG Corps
Ryan Henderson, SGT (Retired), 1/504 PIR 82nd ABN DIV
Currently, more than 2,500 military working dogs serve in the United States Armed Forces. These military dogs dedicate their lives and well-being to serve alongside their fellow human soldiers. Because of their unique ability to detect dangerous situations, it is estimated that a military working dog may save the lives of 150 to 200 soldiers, resulting in countless soldiers returning home to be reunited with their loved ones. Despite these contributions and more, under current law, the military classifies its working dogs as equipment, and those "retired" while overseas aren't granted transport back to the United States. As a result, like other military equipment such as tanks and armed vehicles, these military dogs are left behind where they ended their service rather than returning home with their unit. This panel will address the challenges these military dogs face due to their legal classification of equipment; recognition of the undeniable bond between military dogs and the soldiers they serve beside; and legislative efforts being made to retire these war heroes on U.S. soil.
4:00 – 4:15 p.m.
4:15 – 5:30 p.m.
Aquatic Animal Law Institute
Kathy Hessler, Director and Clinical Professor of Law, Lewis & Clark Law School
Dr. Lynne Sneddon, Director of Bioveterinary Science, University of Liverpool
Aquatic animals are often left out of conversations identifying problems and priorities for animal protection. They are generally excluded entirely from the legal frameworks of protection and regulation upon which advocates for other animals may rely. Additionally, there is too little understanding about the physical, psychological, and emotional capacities of these animals. This is compounded by too little information regarding the animal welfare, environmental, public health, consumer, and worker safety issues associated with aquatic animal production, transportation, slaughter, processing, breeding, testing, use, and exhibition. This panel will address some of the scientific and legal aspects of these matters in order to foster more informed policy development and will explore opportunities for multidisciplinary collaboration and problem-solving.
All panel sessions on Sunday will take place at Pace University in Lecture Halls North and South. Continental Breakfast will be available outside of the lecture halls from 7:30-9:00 a.m.
Pace University, 1 Pace Plaza (entrance off of Park Row), New York, NY, 10038
8:00 – 9:00 a.m.
Lecture Hall North: Careers in Animal Law
Nicoletta Caferri, Chief, Animal Cruelty Prosecutions Unit, Queens County District Attorney's Office
Lora Dunn, Interim Director and Staff Attorney, Criminal Justice Program, Animal Legal Defense Fund
Jane Hoffman, President and Board Chair, Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals
Mariann Sullivan, Lecturer in Law, Columbia Law School and Host, The Animal Law Podcast
Amy Trakinski, Managing Director, VegInvest
A career in animal law! That's what's on everyone's mind. Whether it be non-profit, governmental, private practice, or corporate employment, these experts will provide the tools and information you need to start your career in animal law.
Lecture Hall South: Ethics and Animal Issues
Russ Mead General Counsel, Animal Law Coalition
Kick off the morning with an exciting, interactive session exploring some of the most challenging ethical dilemmas animal law attorneys face in both practice and volunteer positions. Animal law expert Russ Mead will lead attendees through a series of hypothetical scenarios, which will examine difficult situations and how to handle them effectively while adhering to the Model Code of Professional Responsibility. (1 hour of New York state CLE ethics credits, pending approval).
9:00 – 9:15 a.m.
9:15 – 10:15 a.m.
Lecture Hall North: Animals, the First Amendment, and Social Media
Justin Marceau, Associate Professor, University of Denver, Sturm College of Law
Jim Oleske, Associate Professor of Law, Lewis & Clark Law School
The First Amendment is the envy of many nations for its unwavering protection of individual speech. However, can it be taken too far when it comes to animals? For example, should animals be used in art exhibits or do their interests not to be outweigh a creator's first amendment rights to that artistic expression? When graphic images of animal cruelty are exhibited on a global level through social media, does the dissemination of that information benefit animals or is the resulting compassion fatigue making people care less? Join us as we explore the intersection of animals, cruelty, art, and the First Amendment.
Lecture Hall South: Inaugural Law Student Scholarship Panel
Caitlin Foley, 3L, University of Chicago Law School
Paper submission: Regulating Feedlots: Approaches to Containing Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations, University of Chicago Law School, 2016
Elizabeth Foubert, 3L, The John Marshall Law School
Paper submission: Occupational Licensure for Pet Dog Trainers: Dogs are not the Only Ones Who Should be Licensed, The John Marshall Law School, 2016
Angie Ostrowski, Tax Staff, Ernst & Young
Paper submission: (Elephant) Death and Taxes: Proposed Tax Treatment of Illegal Ivory, Lewis & Clark Law School, 2015
Moderator: Rebeka Breder, Associate Counsel, Boughton Law
Introductions: Nicole Pallotta, Academic Outreach Manager, Animal Legal Defense Fund
Students, the next generation of animal lawyers and policy makers, are already doing great work exploring cutting edge legal theories as well as considering practical ways to use the law to help animals. For the first time, we are showcasing some of this work. This panel features three authors chosen to present their papers, which were selected by a committee of prominent practicing attorneys from over 30 submissions. These students, as well as those who received honorable mention for their submissions, will have the opportunity to have their papers posted on the conference website. Come and hear their ideas and help shape the conversation as it moves forward.
10:15 – 10:30 a.m.
10:30 – 11:30 a.m.
Lecture Hall Hall North: Captive Wildlife
Jessica Blome, Senior Staff Attorney, Animal Legal Defense Fund
Delcianna Winders, Academic Fellow, Animal Law & Policy Program, Harvard Law School
The past decade has marked a significant shift in human perception of wildlife, with many accepting that wildlife ought to be free to live independent of humans. This panel will provide insights into what has worked to make a dent in the status quo for captive animals and what we can expect in the future.
Lecture Hall South: Gender and Race within the Animal Rights Movement
Lori Gruen, Ph.D., William Griffin Professor of Philosophy; Coordinator, Wesleyan Animal Studies, Wesleyan University
Aph Ko, Writer and Producer; Founder, Black Vegans Rock and Aphro-ism
Charges of racism and sexism within the animal rights movement are causing some to question whether it is time for a broad-based internal reflection and hard questions. These experts will explain the problem and explore solutions.
11:30 – 11:45 a.m.
11:45 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.
Lecture Hall North: What's New in Litigation and Legislation?
Carter Dillard, Director of Litigation, Animal Legal Defense Fund
Sara Amundson, Executive Director, Humane Society Legislative Fund
A perennial favorite at the Animal Law Conference, we bring the experts to you. The field of animal law is developing at a blazing speed, and it can be hard to stay on top of the latest, and most important developments. This panel will explore exciting state and federal animal law legislation and litigation that advocates need to know now.
Lecture Hall South: Animal Law around the Globe
David Cassuto, Professor of Law,, Pace Law School; Director, Brazil-American Institute for Law and Environment (BAILE)
Natasha Dolezal, Director, Animal Law LL.M. Program, Lewis & Clark Law School
Animal protection issues around the globe have become increasingly complex in recent years. With illegal poaching, intensive farming, and ritualistic killing on the rise, no one can afford to ignore the problems that occur across borders. This panel of experts will reveal the most important, and troubling, trends in animal protection, and discuss the role the United States has played in promoting or curbing those trends. Attendees will leave with a greater understanding of the challenges facing wild and domesticated animals in select countries, and what they can do to help.
12:45 – 1:00 p.m.
Lecture Halls North & South: Closing Remarks
Stephen Wells, Executive Director, Animal Legal Defense Fund
Pamela Frasch, Assistant Dean, Animal Law Program; Executive Director, Center for Animal Law Studies at Lewis & Clark Law School


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Now Obama Can Look Forward to Fixing the Horrible Economy!
The obstacles Obama faces, and what he plans to do right out of the gate.
Maybe running for president seemed like a good idea a couple years ago, when our country was mildly stable and the docket was familiar: Do something with Iraq, keep protecting the homeland, try to lower the cost of health care. But when the financial industry collapsed and took much of the economy along with it, the duties of the next president changed drastically. Barack Obama was swept into power by an electorate desperate for an economic fix and attracted by his plans to help the middle class, but it's unclear how easy those will be to implement. Already, the pundits are abuzz.
• Matt Cooper expects Obama's transition to be "unlike any other since 1932, when that economic crisis dominated the transfer of power." There are many uncertainties, since "we don't really know what direction the Obama economic plan will take given the realities of the market crash." But he's most likely to "move at his briskest pace" on bringing "America's financial architecture" under federal supervision. [Capital/Portfolio]
• Martin Hutchinson thinks that Obama's choices will be restricted by the chaos in the banking system, the housing crisis, and rising deficit, "despite what appears to be a broad mandate from the American people." Major spending programs will be risky and further monetary expansion "almost impossible." [Breaking Views]
• Jonathan Weisman and Laura Meckler expect Obama to "start fast, with a large economic-stimulus package, legislation to fund embryonic stem-cell research and an expansion of the State Children's Health Insurance Program, a government insurance program which will be financed with a rise in the tobacco tax." But "Democrats are divided over how to proceed" after that. [WSJ]
• Megan McArdle insists the "very best [Obama] can hope for is a fairly successful process of trial and error. To the electorate, that will look like bumbling as Rome burns." [Atlantic]
• Andrew Clark suspects "Obama will face pressure to crack down on excessive risk, to strengthen the Securities and Exchange Commission as a financial watchdog and to take action on multi-million dollar boardroom pay." [Guardian UK]
• Kelly Spors asks whether Obama's plans on taxes, health care, employment, finance, immigration, and unionization, all of which would affect small business, are actually "implementable." [Independent Street/WSJ]
• Mary Beth Franklin says likely targets for "quick action" will include "a new round of stimulus checks for taxpayers to grease the wheels of the economy, a move to suspend income taxes for the growing number of Americans collecting unemployment benefits, and temporary changes in tax rules affecting retirement-plan distributions." [Kiplinger]
• James Politi notes the nervousness over Obama's protectionist trade rhetoric during the primaries, but says that "in Washington trade policy circles, few believe these fears are entirely justified." [FT]
• Brian Wingfield writes that tax policy and reforming the financial system will be top priorities. Changes in the financial system could include "streamlining of banks' regulatory structure, the implementation of capital requirements and increased powers for the Federal Reserve." [Forbes]
• Chris Isidore predicts that "another half-million jobs likely will be lost between now and Inauguration Day," and many economists think "there's little Obama can do to stop more job losses in the short-term, even if he's able to get a new economic stimulus package passed by the lame-duck Congress and signed into law by President Bush." [CNN Money]
• James Pethokoukis says Obama has to "kick-start" the economy "as quickly as possible." He'd definitely be willing to sign in a $200 billion government-aid package despite "a budget deficit of $1 trillion or more next year." Why? "A rotting economy can be poison to any new administration, sapping it of public support." [U.S. News]


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|Reviews for Hello Again
| NanStew chapter 2 . 10/28/2012
Loved the Jazz Singer. My mom made me watch it when I was a kid. Love Neil Diamond too. Plus the Beach Boys, 4 Seasons, any Motown. I'm from the late sixties era.
| Darcyfan14 chapter 2 . 10/27/2012
Awesome story!
| betsmecullen chapter 2 . 10/27/2012
A fitting conclusion to a wonderful story. Thank you for writing it.
Looking forward to more from you. Write on.
| betsmecullen chapter 1 . 10/27/2012
I was really surprised Jazz didn't have his fist down Edward's throat. And he's one devoted brother to track Edward down like that for her. I'm on board with how she feels about him and their relationship. That Charlie is amazing. I imagined him toting his shotgun with him to talk to Edward. ;-)
I'm gonna date myself also. My boyfriend (now husband of 34 years) and I went to see Mr. Diamond in concert at Pete's Palace, LSU in the early 70's. We'd been married a couple of years when The Jazz Singer came out in 1980. lol We also enjoyed Barry Manilow and John Denver.
On to the next chapter.
| trishchar chapter 1 . 10/27/2012
Love it!
| LibraryLady08 chapter 2 . 10/27/2012
I was a great fan of Neil Diamond too growing up. :)
Thanks for sharing!
| Scorpio11 chapter 2 . 10/27/2012
Very sweet story. Thanks!
| Mary Alice 7 chapter 2 . 10/26/2012
Awww, loved this!
| brenda.warren.1257 chapter 2 . 10/26/2012
that was beautiful funny all i could think of was that tv show my three sons why couldnt one had been a girl haha just wondered
| brenda.warren.1257 chapter 1 . 10/26/2012
oh that was so beautiful im so glad jasper found him and brought himhome to bella and the baby
| KimberlyAnnT chapter 1 . 10/26/2012
Loved your story...
| kiwisrock chapter 2 . 10/26/2012
All good! Take your time Hun! Thanks so much !
| SmillaGW chapter 2 . 10/26/2012
This was so very sweet. Loved it.
| silviafarro chapter 2 . 10/25/2012
I just love it...like mad in love with this!...thanksss
| Princess Mishawaka chapter 2 . 10/25/2012
Everything works out great for the two who love each other more than anything in life. They wait and finally it all comes true and the dream of marriage and family arrives.
I wish it was as easy for all of us.


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Where is the limit between being a host and being a friend? Not very clear here, for sure. Javi and Flor, the owners, are really people to meet. First class in all senses. Javi went surfing with us several mornings and we enjoyed a lot.
Located on a hill, 10-15 minutes walking to downtown (groceries and ATMs); it has the best of both worlds: well connected but not nosy.
A good tip.... Restaurant of the hotel is freaking great!!!!
As Arnold said, we will be back! Not kidding, we found our place in Costa Rica, not need for further investigation.
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"This compelling, brave, and wise book draws from a lifetime of remarkable work with people at the end of life."—Andrew Weil, MD
"This book is a gift of wisdom and practical guidance for living."—Ira Byock, MD, author of Dying Well and The Four Things That Matter Most
"Joan Halifax has a knack for straight talk and sublime insight—a no-holds-barred approach to life's greatest challenge, dying well. This book beckons to those who dare, and those who care; it's a profound and practical guidebook to the inevitable final dance."—Daniel Goleman, author of Emotional Intelligence
"Joan Halifax has taken the great matter of death and dying and woven a tapestry of stories, wisdom, and practical advice for care of the dying—all against a background of compassion."—Charles R. Lewis, MD, Medical Director, Inpatient Care Center, San Diego Hospice and Palliative Care
"This book picks up where many books about palliative care end, by giving us a sense of the possibilities offered by an encounter with a dying person. Joan Halifax gives us a map of territory not usually mentioned in medical discussions about dying. Her book deserves to be read by clinicians who take care of people with life-threatening illnesses, from the beginning of their journey through the last moments of life and beyond."—Anthony Back, MD, Seattle Cancer Care Alliance
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"This beautiful book is both a gentle comfort and a fierce guide to the experience of living, of which death is simply a part. Joan Halifax poignantly and generously offers the wisdom and practices she embodies. A gift beyond measure."—Margaret J. Wheatley, PhD, author of Leadership and the New Science
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I created a new Proxy API in Apigee and selected the Node.js sample "integrated API Data Service" application. I downloaded the apiproxy and unzipped it making no further changes. When I tried to upload my changes back to Apigee with the apigeetool I get errors. After some investigation I discovered that the sample app is 11mb when zipped and the error I'm getting is from a HTTP 413 RequestTooLarge error.
$ apigeetool deployproxy -n hybridnode -d apiproxy -o <org> -e test -u <email> -p <password> -z test.zip
[Errno 32] Broken pipe
Import failed to /v1/organizations/deeptin12/apis?action=import&name=hybridnode with status 413:
{"fault":{"faultstring":"Body buffer overflow","detail":{"errorcode":"protocol.http.TooBigBody"}}}
temp.zip is 11mb. It seems that the binary file upload limit is 5mb from the Apigee documentation, but does that limit also apply to apiproxy uploads? Is there a workaround?
I encounter the same problem with 'apigeetool deploynodeproxy'.
My branch with changes to apigeetool (for better error messages) is here.


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Some of the brightest minds in science have passed through the halls of the California Institute of Technology. In the early 1980s, Leonard Mlodinow joined their ranks to begin a postdoctoral fellowship. Afraid he was not smart enough to be there, despite his groundbreaking Ph.D. thesis, he took his insecurities to Richard Feynman, Caltech's intimidating resident genius and iconoclast. So began a pivotal year in a young man's life. Though a series of fascinating exchanges, Mlodinow and Feynman delve into the nature of science, creativity, love mathematics, happiness, God, art, pleasures and ambition, producing a moving portrait of a friendship and an affecting account of Feynman's final creative years.
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Leonard Mlodinow est physicien au California Institute of Technology. Membre de la Societe americaine de physique. Il a soutenu de nombreux travaux a l'universite de Berkeley. Il a ete l'un des artisans du developpement des cederoms pour enfants chez Disney et a participe pendant plusieurs annees a l'ecriture de scenarios de series televisees telles que Star Trek: The Next Generation et Mac Gyver. Il a egalement co-ecrit avec Stephen Hawkins: Y'a-t-il un grand architecte dans l'Univers ? (Odile Jacob, 2011) et Une belle histoire du temps (Flammarion, 2005)
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"An accessible portrait of a brilliant man." —Stephen Hawking, author of A Brief History of Time
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"This is a sweetly entertaining book about the weird, but engaging, world of physics. . . . Young scientists will find solace and perhaps inspiration here." —American Scientist
"Mlodinow's tribute to the man is set against an amusing, nicely drawn backdrop of campus life, and fleshed out with a very readable account of string theory, which developed into the most promising breakthrough of the century in theoretical physics." —The Independent (London)
"Mlodinow's accessible style manages to convey Feynman's cantankerous appeal as well as some of the weirdness of theoretical physics without overtaxing lay readers, while his deft, funny, novelistic portraits of its practitioners . . . bring this seemingly gray sub-culture to vivid life." —Publishers Weekly
"An exhilarating book . . . one that reflects the radiance of its subject and so warms as it instructs." —David Berlinski, author of One, Two, Three: Absolutely Elementary Mathematics
"Mlodinow thinks in equations but explains in anecdote, simile, and occasional bursts of neon. . . . The results are mind-bending." —Fortune


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Property Location Located in Anchorage (Spenard), Coast International Inn is convenient to Lake Hood Harbor and DeLong Lake Park. This hotel is within close proximity of Alaska Aviation Heritage Museum and Earthquake Park.
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"Better for 20-somethings than a 30-something married couple. Tiny shower. Loud, touristy area. Walkable, free wifi, and a/c which was nice. Free water and soda in the mini fridge. Couldn't figure out the safe."
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"The Hostal Persal is a well-kept property in a fantastic location in central Madrid. The major art museums, the Parque del Buen Retiro, the Royal Palace, Plaza Mayor, and more are all within a reasonable walking distance, and there is a major metro station (Sol) less than 10 minutes' walk away. A..."
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- Complutense University of Madrid
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- Madrid Zoo Aquarium
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- U.S. Embassy
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Classroom 203, Building NW3, BCIT Burnaby Campus
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3700 Willingdon Ave.
Burnaby, British Columbia
This five-day course is being offered through BCIT and provides the knowledge and practical skills building contractors need to build to the world's most efficient energy standard. This course focuses on building enclosure optimization, and provides a foundation in passive house principles, while stressing the importance of construction fundamentals and proper sequencing. Participants will learn building techniques that minimize thermal bridging, maximize airtightness, while using a variety of materials. An introduction to common passive house mechanical systems will be provided, including heat and energy recovery ventilators, heat pumps, and solar thermal. The course days take place in a lab/classroom and will include a blower door test.
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Sandra Rohler is a PHI certified Passive House Designer and PHI Passive House Tradesperson. Holding an architectural degree from Peter Behrens School of Architecture, Germany and a degree in carpentry/furniture making and window manufacturing, Sandra worked on the design and construction of numerous low-energy and passive house certified buildings in Germany before relocating to Vancouver, BC in 2005. Her current practice includes institutional + multi-residential PH projects, a multi-residential PH prototype for Metro Vancouver, a 6-storey vertical urban farm, educating and promoting the Passive House standard as guest lecturer at University of British Columbia (UBC), British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) and Canadian Green Building Council (CaGBC) administered courses.
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There are no scheduled range closures for today.
The archery field work has been completed, and is now open for full use.
As we start our summer hiatus, we are having a special membership meeting Sunday June 26th at 9am. This meeting should be complete by noon. We are going to vote in 108 new members to the club. The outdoor and indoor ranges will be closed for safety orientation until noon, while trap and archery will function as normal. The club is open for normal Sunday breakfast, there will be muffins, donuts and coffee for the new members meeting. I am asking the new members not to order cooked breakfast on this Sunday.
With this said, it will be a crowded morning. We will have members showing people where to park, please be patient if you get blocked in for a short time. Regular members are welcome to attend the special meeting, but after the vote, we will go directly into the classroom portion of Range Safety Orientation, then the groups will go with RSOs to each range for the practical part of the Safety Orientation.
I am asking the regular members to welcome our new members and offer any help they may need. Remember everyone was a new member at one time. Our main objective at ASC is safety.
The Board of Directors reports are as follows for the month of June 2016.
To read the reports, please click the "Read More" link on the bottom right of this post.
Dear members,
Hard to believe: IT'S SUMMER! -- come on down to the club and see all of the new improvements to the ranges. Thanks to all who make the efforts to keep improving our club. Remember that there will not be members' meetings during July and August
We look forward to seeing you at the club.
Mark Klove, President
Please Note: All ranges will be closed for general use during this event!
On Saturday, June 4th at 8:30am, the Andover Sportsmen's Club is hosting our second Top Shot Competition (for 18+ members and their families only).
This competition will be a lot of fun and during this exciting event you will compete in 4 different shooting sports: Archery, Pistol, Rifle, and Shotgun. This is a true test of a person's skill and not how good their firearm/bow is. To this end, everyone will use the same bow/firearm type to shoot the best score possible in the allowed time (contestants will be allowed to take practice shots before their scoring shots).
This is an informal, fun competition. You do NOT have to be a great shot in all the disciplines to enjoy it and even win one of several prizes! The $30 entry fee gets you a shot at $800 in cash prizes (based on 40 shooters), and free breakfast from 730-830am.
So if you think you have what it takes to be the club's Top-Shot, click on the link below to sign up. Space is limited so don't delay! Sign up at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/asc-top-shot-tickets-25333263473.
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A woman who was visiting the neighborhood said she heard the gunshots.
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AsSalamu 'Eleikum wa Rahmatullah!
Last Update: Sunday, July 10, 2016
July 7, 2016
Eid al FitrThe following photo depicts the outside overflow congregation during the first of two Eid Salawat.
July 04, 2016
Financial UpdateGood progress has been made on the ground during the past two months. However, the work cannot proceed without cash. So, we ask that you pay your pledges as soon as possible. We are in dire need of additional funds. Please donate right now.
Click in the left pane on OUR FINANCIAL PORTFOLIO link to see the Financial Statements of Income and Expenses of Masjid Al-Momineen for the first quarter of this year and the last 4 years..
|Cash on Hand
|New Masjid Cost
|Spent on Construction since March, 2014
|Deficit w/o Reserve for Emergencies
June 13, 2016
Watch Clarkston Mayor Ted Terry talk about Masjid Al-Momineen
May 10, 2016
Construction UpdateSee constructtion photos from ground-breaking to now by clicking here or here..
Scheduled construction work will require over $200,000 per month going forward. Please Donate right now if you wish the work to proceed as planned.
Here is a summary of the construction progress as of May 10, 2016, as reported by Br. Yusuf Ali. We need your urgent support:
Assalam Alaikum, Masjid construction has slowed down for obvious reasons - funding is slow and material purchase is a challenge. Even though Blackwater is funded in advance with the amount of $25,000 to keep construction moving forward; the monies get depleted quickly by paying for labor and daily material and miscellaneous needs. Blackwater told us in November 2015 that going forward we will need an average of $200,000 per month to continue construction at the significantly higher rate. Blackwater is working with the available funds for materials and labor:
- First floor decking is installed - RyJohn is now welding steel pins on the deck preparing to pour concrete within a week or so
- First concrete material and labor is approximately $38,000 - need this as soon as possible
- RyJohn is planning to fabricate steel stairs - need $25,000 material and labor immediately
- Need funds for exterior walls - material and labor (studs, framing and OSB (moisture barrier wrap, etc...)
- Monthly short fall is approximately $120,000 to $140,000 that reflects in construction slow down
- HVAC - $110,000 material only - lead time 6-8 weeks
- Framing and exterior walls materials - $60,000 approximately - lead time is a week
- Roof materials - $40,000 lead time 1-2 week
- Exterior stones - $52,000 - lead times 4-6 weeks
Support us with your Amazon.com PurchasesIf you have an amazon.com account, please click here or on the "Get started" button below to go to the AmazonSmile program which will channel 0.5% of any future eligible purchases you make on the amazon.com site to Masjid Al-Momineen at no cost to you. Please spread the word!
Please bookmark this site, or yet better set this as your homepage so you may come back for progress reports of our ongoing construction project.
What is New?
November 23, 2015
Construction Fundraising Dinner on Sunday, December 06Please reserve the date and purchase your tickets online. We need your urgent support. We need to raise at least $200,000 per month going forward to meet the construction schedule.
June 27, 2015Register yourself or your student for the Quranic Quiz. Hundreds in prizes will be awarded to winners in 3 categories, inSha'Allah. Download the questions here. The event will start at 7pm on Friday, July 3. Join us for a community Iftar afterwards. For more details, see this flyer.
April 2015
High School graduates and parents of qualified high school graduates interested in careers in healthcare!
Apply for the Dr. Gulshan Harjee scholarship. Application deadline is April 30, 2015.
The new Clarkston Clinic at 3700 Market Street Blg E is open from 10am to 3pm. If you don't have insurance, please visit the clinic. It is administered by a group of Muslim doctors.
December 2014
Big congratulations go to the Muslim Spelling Bee winners and their parents:
|Adnan Mohamud
|(group A) age 7
|1st place winner
|Abas Mohamud
|(group D) age 13
|2nd place winner
|Tahiyat Mahmood
|(group C) age 10
|3rd place winner
|Yusuf Abdullahi
|(group B) age 12
|3rd place winner
June 2014
Please join us for a night of beautiful recitations of the holy Quran by a number of special guests at Masjid Al-Momineen. The program starts after the Maghrib prayer. Please see the flyer for more details.
December 2013
Read the latest blog article on Social Media and the Youth and post your comments.
November 2013
On Sunday 11/24/2013, Hafiz Abdirahman (14 years old), and Hafiz Mohamed Mohamed Sufi (13 years old) - who recently graduated from Masjid Al-Momineen's Hifz al-Quran program - participated in the
"World International Quranic Competition" at Renaissance Hotel near Atlanta Airport.
Hafiz Abdirahman won the first prize and Hafiz Mohamed was the 3rd place winner. Masjid Al-Momineen's directors of the Board are very proud of both for this noble achievement and express warm congratulations and wishes to them, their parents, teachers and the community.
May Allah SWT bless Hafiz Osman Nur for his tireless efforts in conducting and coordinating the excellent Hifz program at Masjid Al-Momineen.
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Ramadhan Mubarak. The first day of Ramadan is Friday, July 20. The Ramadhan calendar for the Clarkston and Stone Mountain areas is posted online. Please download. Iftar (breakfast) will be served nightly followed by Tarawih prayers, inSha'Allah.
Thursday, May 05, 2011
Happy Mother's Day to all...but is it sufficient to celebrate mothers just on this one day? Read on....
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Read our latest blog article on assessing one's self-worth.
Also, Masjid Al-Momineen is now on Facebook.
Friday, February 18, 2011
The website has been completely redesigned. How do you like it? Let us know your thoughts.
Thursday, September 23, 2010
You can now follow us on Twitter. You will be able to get instant notification of our important tweets. Simply click on the Twitter icon below to become a follower. If you don't have a Twitter account yet, please check our FAQ page to find out how to create an account.
Thursday, September 16, 2010
See a video of the 2010 Eid ul Fitr prayer on the Masjid grounds..
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Pastor Terry Jones in Florida has his congregation convinced to burn copies of the Quran in commemoration of September 11. Ironically, his approach is no less extreme. The question is how should Muslims and America�s leadership react. We can find a number of precedents in scriptures and prophetic traditions in response to his stated intention. Read more...
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Please see some beautiful Ramadhan 2010 photos from around the world as captioned by Boston Globe here.
Monday, August 30, 2010
Mayor Howard Tygrett declared the period between the two new moons in August and September as the month of Ramadhan in all of Clarkston in an official proclamation.
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Masjid Al-Momineen's Board of Directors convened on Sunday, August 29, to hold officer elections. The following brothers were elected to the chair, secretary, and treasury offices, respectively:
Brs. Omar, Amin, and Manzoor. We congratulate the new officers asking Allah SWT to Guide them in their new roles, and commend the previous officers asking Allah SWT to Bless them and their families in return for their contributions.
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Do you find yourself unhappy or depressed? If yes, read the latest blog article titled: Keys to True Happiness! All constructive comments are welcome.
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Please visit our Metro Atlanta Mosques link for an updated and alphabetically sorted Georgia Masjid and Musalaa listing.
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Ultimate freedom can be found in absolute slavery to God. Please read our latest article on our blog page.
Monday, July 6, 2009
Explore the Islamic Sites page which contains some of the best links on Islam. The third link there is new pointing to the Tanzil Quran navigator - a page dedicated to make Quranic text available online accurately. According to the Tanzil Project page in Wikipedia, since the appearance of the first digital copy of the Holy Quran, there have been substantial efforts to produce an accurate Quran text in a simple script, but due to some difficulties, these efforts have been unsuccessful in many of the cases, and unfortunately, the simple Quran texts currently used in the majority of Quranic websites and applications have lots of errors and typos.
The erroneous Quran text has been so rapidly spread over the Internet that nowadays finding the correct form of Quranic verses has become almost impossible without referring to a verified printed manuscript.
Please read our latest blog on President Obama's address to the Islamic world from Egypt and leave a comment on what you think of the article.
Saturday, June 6, 2009
The 2nd annual Masjid Al-Momineen Family Day will, inShaAllah, be held on Saturday, June 6. The event was such a success last year that we decided to make it an annual occurrence. Please plan to come with your family and friends for an all day celebration of what makes "family" so central in Islam. Leave the planning to us...expect great food, drinks, snacks, lectures, and a slew of activities for children of all ages.
Saturday, February 28, 2009
The December 19, 2008, Fundraising Dinner video footage is ready for your viewing at our Multimedia page.
Sunday, January 11, 2009
The December 19, 2008, Fundraising Dinner photos are ready for your viewing at our Multimedia page. We hope to, inSha'Allah, publish video footage of the event in the near future.
Friday, October 24, 2008
This is the first time this website has been modified in format since 2006. Our hope is that you can easily navigate throughout the site. Additionally, we wanted to add enough value to the site to attract repeat visitors. To that end, we have created a blog page which we plan, ﺇﻥﺸﺄﺍﷲ , to keep populated with submitted articles by community members on various topics of interest. Our blog page will further allow you to post your own comments and to interact with other community members and posters. The blog page is RSS - -enabled. That means you can configure your RSS reader to receive broadcasts of the new posts and comments from the Masjid's blog site automatically.
You will find several pages which didn't exist before including a FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions), a download page, a multimedia page, and a page with our list of top Islamic sites .
We hope and pray to be able to provide our visitors with rich and dynamic content. We need your help and ask that you give us a helping hand.


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How does performance help us understand bodies at work, inside and outside theatre? How have theatre and performance historically put bodies to work, for better and for worse? How are bodies disciplined by routines of theatrical labor—or routines of teaching and learning? How can we understand different modes of labor as performances? How do we engage both the pleasure and precarity of bodies at work? How might we choreograph new ways of working?
Given the intense push to assess every aspect of higher education, how do we hold on to an improvisational spirit in our classroom labor? What are ATHE's responsibilities and opportunities in the context of the academic adjunct labor crisis (or in the context of professional theatre's increasing reliance on unpaid internship labor)? What does it mean to put bodies on the line in theatre and higher education? Whose bodies end up disproportionately on the line? Whose bodies end up doing disproportionate labor for academic departments, institutional committees, and arts organizations?
Whose bodies tend to be selected for work opportunities in the theatre and whose do not? How might the frame Bodies at Work help us consider the politics of casting and other hiring practices? Taking another local cue from Chicago's dynamic Bodies of Work, a disability arts and culture network, we also ask: what are the particular labors of disabled bodies onstage and off?
How does the analytic frame of performance help us better
understand past and present labor atrocities that have shaped our current national and international economic systems (slavery, human trafficking, exploitation of undocumented workers, etc.)? How have the labor unions of our field(s) shaped our work? How can theatre and performance help us act toward more just labor practices in theatre, higher education, and beyond? How can theatre and performance help us imagine a world in which the centrality of work might be otherwise?
As ATHE and Black Theatre Network (BTN) plan to celebrate the same 30-year milestone in Chicago in 2016, stay tuned for more information on how we'll work to link the conferences and efforts of both organizations. Through co-sponsored events, panels, roundtables, and performances, we hope to consider future possibilities and responsibilities, particularly in the areas of valuation and distribution of labor across organizations, publications, and platforms. We hope to encourage exchanges that support active involvement in both organizations. As we
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