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darrell issa or john boehner or mitt romney, they are accountable to the people, and we do have that power. [ applause ] one issue that i want to highlight because there's a lot of fight, there's a lot of things to work on, but one thing we need to be aware of is i have to say i was delighted and ecstatic by the supreme court's decision this week. [ applause ] but within that decision comes a challenge. the supreme court has said that states can opt out of expanding medicaid coverage to 133% of the poverty line. what that means is if you have a
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state, let's take texas, for example, where six million texans are uninsured, highest rate in the country. a quarter of their residents don't have health insurance. if they went with the affordable care act and expanded medicaid coverage up to 133%, it would cover 2 million more texans, 2 million, and for the first years, it would be 100% of the federal government expense. going forward, it would be at 90% of federal government expense. so texas decides in their texas way that they do sometimes that they're not going to go with the program. those 2 million people won't be insured and yet they won't qualify for the subsidies in the affordable care act to help them be able to afford insurance on their own. so we'll literally have a situation where the poorest people, the people in the most need, will be totally left out in the cold. bobby jindal has already said in louisiana that he is not, in his
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state, going to go with the medicaid expansion, and you can imagine that a lot of these republicans are going to make this a litmus issue so that any republican who has national ambitions will have their feet held to the fire to also say they're not going to go forward with the medicaid expansion unless people like us get energized and we hold their feet to the fire and say you are not going to leave 2 million texas residents out in the cold. you are not going to do this to us. okay, that's our responsibility. we have to make it a political winner to implement this change and provide health care to literally millions of americans. that, i think, is a big fight that we have to start planning for and taking on right now. the last thing that i want to say -- [ applause ] thank you.
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some of my friends in the room know my favorite dr. seuss story is "the lorax." i do have a 40-year-old daughter and i took her to the movie, and i was blown away. it's amazing. everybody should see it. it's revolutionary. but -- it really is, truly is, read the book if you don't have time for the movie action anyway, so i want to actually close with my favorite lines from "the lorax" because i think it is a call to action. "and all that the lorax left here in this mess was a small pile of rocks was one word, unless. whatever that meant. i just couldn't guess. that was long, long ago, but each day since that day, i've sat here and worried and worried away, through the years while my buildings have fallen apart, i worried about it with all of my heart, but now said the
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wentzler, now that you're here, the words of the lorax seem perfectly clear unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot nothing is going to get better, it's not." [ applause ] thank you. all right. so ladies and gentlemen, who i'm so glad are here, let's get fired up. let's work. let's organize. let's fight. thank you. [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ]
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>> so much inspiration. can we handle it? are we fired up? >> yeah! >> all right! i'm really excited to introduce tamika mallory. tamika mallory, look at her. she is leading, leading at the top, one of the nation's top civil rights organizations. [ applause ] she is the executive director of the national action network. she has been a member of national action network since it was formed in 1991. she is the youngest national executive director in the group's history. how old are you? tamika, is it -- 32. [ cheers and applause ]
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tamika has worked closely with the obama administration on civil rights issues, including education, equal rights for women, health care reform -- woo! health fair reform -- gun violence and police misconduct. recently tamika was named one of the grios.com 100 future leaders. i don't know what that means. she's a leader today. she sits on news corps diversity advisory council, and is a board member of youth in action. please give the warmest round of applause for tamika mallory. [ applause ] >> thank you all so much. thank you so much, erin. i feel like i have absolutely nothing to say after these two, wonderful women came before me. everything that i was thinking to say to you all has already been said.
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i'll try to figure out something and take my seat quickly. >> i want to thank terry o'neil, the wonderful president of the national organization for women for including me in this amazing, amazing conference and of course to erin, who is a fireball, our young leader in her own right. thank you so much, erin. [ applause ] to sandra fluke, you are truly an inspiration. don't let anybody tell you anything different. we, i think all of us here look at you as a trailblazer and an example that you cannot be afraid to stand up and to speak out. and your work has, will inspire us all for a long, long time to come, so thank you for just being you. thank you. [ applause ] and krystal ball, who is also a staff member at msnbc, along with my boss, the reverend al
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sharpton, she's fierce, a wonderful woman who i watch all the time. i kind of go and watch what krystal is saying so i can get my stuff in order, and know where, what i got to move on, but as the 32-year-old female national executive director of the reverend al sharpton's organization, his baby, that he started 21 years ago, we are serious about the hostile environment that is really upon women across this country and across the world. women all over are suffering with so many issues, and we take it very seriously and work really hard at trying to make changes. as a woman myself, you know, i'm in front of the issues. any time we do a conference or have a conversation anywhere, if there's all men on the list, you'll see me being the one to say, wait a minute, there's got to be a woman who is an expert on this issue as well. everybody goes, i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry. absolutely.
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i've really been the trailblazer there. what we realize is that with all the issues that we're facing, all the things that we're going through, courage and activism are the only things that we need to get by. we can win, if we're active and if we have courage, because it's not easy, so we've got to stand up and be willing to jump across those hurdles and use the strength of our sisters and our brothers to get us through. that is sort of the model that our organization lives with. that we can do anything with courage and activism. now most of you know reverend al. as i said, he's the most of "politics nation" on msnbc. he's also radio host, on the radio seven days a week. he's the hardest working man in the civil rights movement after dr. king, i have to tell you. you may know him from the trayvon martin case where he really was the leading force in helping to bring that case to the forefront. [ applause ]
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he's worked many, many years on police brutality and police misconduct. and as a matter of fact, he's actually in los angeles right now preaching the funeral of rodney king. then you also may know him for his recent work on voting rights, which i think is probably the 21st civil rights issue, civil rights issue of the 21st century along with education and a bunch of other stuff. but the voting rights issue is very, very critical, because everything that we are upset about, everything we are mobilized around will really be determined by what happens with this election and with one's ability to take away our right to vote. over.
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that is an issue that he is all over. i want to put a little bit of context around why i'm here, and why i am the national executive director of a civil rights organization, and i don't know any organization, civil rights organization that has a young woman who is number two to the president, and it's tall order. people look at reverend sharpton one way and then they see me and it's like she's a woman. she's a feminist. she'll be telling the us what to do for girls. people don't necessarily want to hear it. so it certainly is a tall order for me, but just to tell you a little bit about myself, i have literally been an activist since i was a toddler. my parents helped to start national action network 21 years ago. i've been at every rally, every protest, every demonstration. i was the kid that used to be there and my parents would use me in the crowd of 20,000 to 30,000 people but they didn't worry because they knew somebody would bring me to the end of the march. really truly a young toddler activist. through all of those things, it was really instilled in me that equal rights is a civil right.
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equal rights is a civil right. [ applause ] to go even further than that, my mother was kept happy by everyone in this house. everybody in our whole family, as a matter of fact, knew not to mess with her. if she was upset, the whole family felt the wrath of her being upset. you just did whatever she said. i remember when i was a kid, i used to go to my dad and say, "mom is doing such and such thing and i'd go can you help me?" he'd go, "no, no, no. do whatever it is that your mother wants you to do." the thing i learned from that is being an activist and a strong women can move mountains. we can do so much. [ applause ] so i'm proud to be a woman in the civil rights movement, and i hope that all of us who are here today can embrace the whole
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thought of us just being ignited, being fired up and ready to work. over the next months, we have some important work to do. and we've got to really have that energy to run the next course and we've got to do it together. you know, the one thing about women is we push one another along. you know you can call your sister and your -- your fellow woman on the job or wherever and say i just need a little bit of encouragement, and we will help you get to the next place, and what they say behind every man, every powerful man is a strong woman, so we have the energy that we need, but we've just got to kick it up and be reignited, just be reorganized, you know, to do the work that is necessary at this time. i want to talk quickly about a few points, and i think the most important thing that i can say today is that activism, it's really what we need to be focused on. you know, it is not enough to sit back and look at the television and say, you know, i'm mad. i can't believe that. look at that. what are you going to do about it, you know? what are you going to do in your
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area, in your hometown, where you live to make the change? so activism is truly the only thing that we can really use, and i have to keep saying that because not everybody who -- and i think i'm preaching to the choir because all of you who are here are very strong activists in your own right, but sometimes we can get into one little area and say we're going to work on education or we're just going to focus on this small thing, and that is important, because the small things make up the big picture, but true activism means that sometimes you have to step out of your comfort zone and go and support someone else and what they are doing. you don't necessarily have to be the leader, but you've got to be there as a supporter. [ applause ] so i think it's safe to say today that we all know we're here to talk about how to make us more effective because all of us are doing something. right? how do we become more effective, and i still think it's safe to say that we understand the
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context sort of what activism was, the historical context, what people have done like sojourner truth and elizabeth kady stanton, and gloria steinham and rosa parks and all these great women who came before us to get us to this great place, but what does it mean to be an activist today? what are the pressing issues? what are the key issues that we must tackle today? what does activism mean? let's talk about one of the most recent issues where you saw our activism work, and that is just recently the affordable health care act being upheld, right? so we know, we did that, right. why? because when the president was running, we said we want health care. we want it to be fair. we want it to be equal, and we want to get rid of the discriminatory practices of health care in this country. that's what we want. we said it. we meant it, and the president said he would do it, and he did. so that's the first level of how our activism works.
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the second thing we did was when we got in we reminded him, don't forget, you remember, you promised us, health care, and he did it. and that's a form of activism, but the third thing is once it was under siege, and once we felt like it may not come through, we went to the supreme court. we rallied, we organized and we wrote, we blogged, we twittered, tweeted, excuse me, we did everything that we needed to do, and i don't think that the supreme court's decision was based upon that, but i certainly know that it was a sign that the american people, and particularly women, we wanted it. we wanted to have affordable health care for us, and we wanted to have it to be, again, a non-discriminatory practice. and so it happened, and that was through true activism. so what does that mean today? it means that we've got to look at other issues and do the same
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exact thing. so right now we're talking about this whole wage income gap and the fact that we're demanding that there's parity in america. why is it that we're also the breadwinners of our households? a lot of times, and i'm sorry, the men that are in the room, i'm sorry, but it's very true. if a woman doesn't bring home a good paycheck the household will fail. i know it certainly is that way in the african-american community. you need to have two people in the house making ends meet, and so we're also the breadwinners. we're also taking care of our children. single moms, i'm sure, many of you are here in this room. why are we getting paid 77 cents to the dollar that a man is making? why? [ applause ] and to go even further than that, a black and latino woman is making 61 cents to every dollar. now, in 1963, let me just make sure i get this right, the equal pay act was signed by president kennedy, and so the 77 cents now
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is only 17 cents more than what it was in 1963, not really a big deal, but that means that it was 60 cents, right, at that time. well, now, women of color are making 61 cents so there really has been no progress at all in that area. so a woman who is as qualified or more qualified cannot get paid the same thing that a man is getting paid. that's an issue that we have to tackle together, right now, and we can't wait and say we're going to do it by and by. we've got to do it today. [ applause ] now, as they would say at the n.o.w. conference. the next thing is the violence against women act being reauthorized and making sure that people of color, immigrants, the lgbt community and native americans are a part of it. [ applause ] and then we have this thing
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that, you know, is very personal to me, and that's the violence, drugs and crime within our young people on the streets of america. very serious. we are caught up in we've got to feed hungry children. we've got to fight for education, for equal education opportunities. we've got to do all of that, and we somehow turn our eyes at the fact that our children have access to guns and drugs. my son's father -- my son is 13 years old, believe it or not, and his father was murdered when he was 2, and it is nothing like telling my son every time he gets upset that, you know, i'm just so sorry. he was a victim to the street and it's just me and you, you know, and there are others that are involved in his life, but there's nothing like your mother and your father, your mommy and your daddy, you know. so while we're worrying about all of these other things, our children are crying out for us to focus, focus on the fact that they're in pain and, therefore, they are killing each other.
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it's a sense of cannibalism that's happening within our young people, because they are getting ignored in the process of us focusing on the big picture and not zeroing in on what they are going through. the drugs are just a form of them trying to cover up the pain that they are feeling. and that's something else that we've got to look at and fight for our children's lives on a more specific basis. more specific basis. what can we do to help them stop them killing themselves. that's another issue. and i'm almost done. i've got two more important points. voting. i talked about that in the beginning. very important. national action network just launched a voting engagement tour. we're going all over this country ensuring that every single vote will count. we're trying to help people get their i.d.s. we're trying to make sure they know they need an i.d. a lot of states, people don't have a clue that there's a law that's been passed in their state and no one is trying to
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get them that information, either. so we're there trying to make sure that we establish groups on the ground, making sure that the elderly community, the youth, the churches are all organized to help people go out and get their i.d.s and also to register to vote. that is an issue, an activist issue, that we must be engaged in. how do you do it? you don't necessarily have to be involved in a widespread program. you can literally just call your family members in particular states and tell them that you need to pay attention to the fact that you need a new i.d., you may not have the proper identification, and grandma needs also to find her birth certificate so she can get the proper state i.d. do you know that in texas you can use your gun license but you can't use your student i.d. to vote? it's crazy, crazy, but people in texas don't know, so if you know people in texas, you've got to be an activist and call them and let them know what's going on and help them get organized to get what they need. that's another issue.
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finally, we all must work together on working rights and immigrant rights. [ applause ] i'll tell you a quick funny story and then i'll take my seat. this march, well, first of all, it was in february, reverend sharpton calls me and says we're going to walk 54 miles from selma to montgomery, well, it was great after i did it, but -- but we're going to walk from selma to montgomery, and we're going to re-enact the 1963 march on -- in alabama where the voting rights march, and we're going to, you know, go out and organize labor. we're going to get people together and we're going to walk. now i wear five-inch prada shoes on a regular basis like i'm sure many of you do, and i was thinking to myself what is going to happen? it was the first time in my life where breaking my leg was okay. like i just wanted to break it the day before and just lay down
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and say sorry, you know, but i'll watch you guys on tv and terry o'neill was there and walked with us. but after we got on the walk, it just got easier. it didn't even feel -- there was no pain. we just kept walking, and walking and talking and organizing and feeling this sense of love and unity. we slept together on cots in a church, and because there was no hotel back in the day when dr. king did it. there was no hotel, so we really -- i was like reverend sharpton, we're really going to do it just like they did it? there's no shuttle service and hotel, and he's like no, we're really going to sleep on a cot in a church and it was great because i got to connect with people from ohio and wisconsin and other places that i would never have met, and we would never have had our guards down enough to talk to one another and be real. so on this walk we kept pushing one another along saying i know you're tired, but we can continue to do that, and i think
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that that is my closing message for all of you today. we've got to not only be activists but we've got to love each other more. we've got to put our petty differences aside, look one another in the eye and say i love you regardless of the fact that i don't like you. i don't like your hair. i don't like how you dress. i don't like your size. i don't like all those things, but i love you because you're another human being, and obviously god had a purpose for you. if we can do that, if we can unite around love and activism, we can change the whole world. so once we get past that, once we get past our issues, what will happen is you will begin to see that our children and other
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people will respect us because they are looking for the greatness within us but we're not always displaying it, so my call to action today is while you're being an activist, be a lover, be a sister, be a brother to your sister and be all those different things because with that, with love and activism, we truly can make a difference. we've done it before. we can do it again, and we can continue to make the necessary change in this country that will ensure that generations to come will have what they need to survive. let's not just talk about it though. let's be about it when we walk away from this conference today. thank you all so very much. [ applause ] >> so in closing, what i'd love
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to do is talking about younger women organizing, i want to acknowledge all the younger women in this room. it's not just the people on the stage. first and foremost, i think i see latifa lyles towards the back of the room. i can't tell. is that you? yes. let's give a round of applause for latifa lyles. [ applause ] and i'd like any -- define young however you want. you know what? if you feel it, stand, and i'm not going to put any boundaries around that. if you feel youthful and you're a n.o.w. chapter leader, please stand up. >> if you feel youthful and you are a current or former intern for the national organization of women, please stand up. [ applause ] >> if you feel youthful and this
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is your first national n.o.w. conference, please stand up. if you don't care what the hell your age is and you're fired up and ready to go, please stand up. you know, in 2006 i was actually in the national n.o.w. action center when betty friedan died. it was a young feminist task force meeting at the time that we were having it, and i remember holding a moment of silence, and that round of applause just felt like a wonderful moment of breaking the silence, so thank you so very much. [ applause ]
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15-minute break, y'all. >> i just want to remind everybody there's a woman of color caucus meeting tonight at 7:45 p.m. in room 1115. bring your dinner with you. -- focus on the results that we want. it can create jobs. it can spark innovation. it can expand opportunity. it can guarantee our competitiveness. it can put america back on top. >> you can talk about goals all you want, but we have put up stop signs, we have put up stop lights and none of it ever
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changes congress' behavior. >> from the time that i had lost total control of the committee and went up for two pitchers of beer with my chief of staff and came back and called the head of the joint tax commission, give us a tax bill with 25% rate top, he said okay. i have to get rid of the mortgage interest deduction. i said what about 26. >> you could make the advantages to homeowners much more progressive in the domenici-rivlin tax reform. what we did was to convert the home mortgage deduction to a tax credit add our lower rate. >> changing the tax code. yesterday and today. current and former lawmakers, the bipartisan policy center on the battles won and lost. find it online at the c-span video library. >> here's a quick look at what we have coming up for you on c-span 3. up next, a hearing on the
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Benjamin Teuber 6d (r) swept the 2011 Amsterdam Go Tournament, held June 2-5. Click here for EuroGoTV's coverage, which includes round-by-round reports, photos and game records.
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Teuber Sweeps Amsterdam
Monday June 6, 2011
Scot Wins Scottish Open
Sunday June 5, 2011
For the first time in many years, the Scottish Open was won this year by a Scottish-born player. Local native Sandy Taylor 2d (Durham) won all five games to take his first tournament title at the Open, held May 28-29 in Dundee. The closure of long-term sponsor Real Time Worlds and a local wedding anniversary contributed to a drop in attendance, with 23 players participating. A new sponsor, Denki — a locally-based "digital toy factory" — ensured that, as ever, all players took away a jar of Dundee's famous marmalade. Prizes were also awarded to David Lee 2d (Dundee) and Dieter Daems 9k (Leuven) for four wins out of five, and to Martha McGill 2k (Edinburgh), Boris Mitrovic 2k (Edinburgh), Tom Croonenborghs 1d (Antwerp), Eugene Kee-Onn Wong 4k (Glasgow) and Andrew Thurman 7k (Durham) for three wins. Edwin Brady 1k (St Andrews) and Sandy Taylor 2d (Durham) jointly won the Lightning tournament with three wins out of four.
- Tony Atkins, based on his report on the BGA website
Nick Krempel to play Matthew Macfadyen for British title
Saturday June 4, 2011
Matthew Macfadyen, the 2010 British Champion, has won all seven games in the Challengers' League May 27-30 to earn the right to defend his title. This year he will be playing Nick Krempel 3d (London), who won five games in the League, in a best-of-3 final. Hui Wang and Alistair Wall just missed out on playing for the title by one win each.
- Tony Atkins, based on his report on the BGA website
Ian Marsh Organizes and Wins Bracknell
Saturday June 4, 2011
Ian Marsh, the organizer of the Bracknell Tournament, was also the winner. Marsh 1k (Bracknell) was the best of the 28 players at the May 15 UK tournament. Also winning all three were Xinyi Lu 4k (Maidenhead) and Laurence Anderson 7k (Bracknell). Poland's Marcel Zantman 6k won two and then had a last round jigo. Bahareh Afshari won the problem solving, Mike Charles won the 13×13 and Peter Collins won the caption contest.
- Tony Atkins, based on his report on the BGA website
Russian Go Congress Set for July 1-11
Saturday June 4, 2011
Yuanbo Liu Wins Prague Korean Ambassador Cup
Monday May 9, 2011
As in Paris, the 40th Prague Tournament was easy prey for Yuanbo Liu 2P (r), better known as MilaMilan, who swept again with a 100% score. Best of the West was Ondrej Silt 6d, losing only to Liu. This year's European Youth Champion under 20, Pavol Lisy 5d, only lost to Yuanbo and came in third. Young talents Lukas Podpera 4d, 2010-2011 European Youth Champion under 16 Mateusz Surma 5d and Jan Prokop 4d came in 4th, 5th and 6th in this 101-player field.
- EuroGoTV
Bordeaux to Host '11 Euro Go Congress
Monday May 2, 2011
If you like world-class wine with your go, this is the year to plan to attend the European Go Congress. The Zhuyeqing Tea 55th European Go Congress is set for July 23rd to August 6th in Bordeaux, France. The EGC will host two major events this year in addition to a 10-round main tournament – which determines the 2011 European champion – the usual side tournaments, workshop and simuls with professional players. The Pandanet Go European Team Championship will hold its finals during the first weekend, and the China Weiqi League will also play a round during the EGC. Sightseeing will be organized during days off during the two-week event, and Bordeaux offers world-famous vineyards, including in the village of St Emilion, architectural sights, an interesting city center as well as many lakes and rivers and the ocean, which are located nearby. There are also plans to organize tours to the famous Pyla sandhill.
European Youth Notch First Win in Transatlantic Match
Sunday April 24, 2011
Over 1,000 spectators showed up to cheer on their favorite youth players at the 3rd Transatlantic Youth Match, held Sunday, April 17 on KGS. From the start, it was a very close match, as the two under-12 boards split their games 1-1 early on in the first series. While the North American side took the lead with victories by Andrew Lu and Jianing Gan, the Europeans quickly answered, tying the match 3-3 at the end of the series with Ali Jabarin's victory over Bill Lin. The second series was equally nail-biting. Although the Europeans were seemingly down on their last leg, with victories by Gansheng Shi and Daniel Gourdeau putting them in a 4-5 hole, a close win by Thomas Debarre over Ryan Li tied the match up once again. In the last game to finish, Ricky Zhao had a slight lead against Mateusz Surma, but a large ko in the end proved to be too much for him to handle, giving the Europeans a 6-5 win, their first ever in the history of the Transatlantic Youth Match. More details, including game records, can be found on the TrabsAtlantic Youth website http://www.usgo.org/tournaments/TransAtlanticYouth/3/
- reported by Lawrence Ku, who also organized the match
Notes From Europe: Pandanet Go European Cup Finals; Greece-Cyprus Go Match
Monday April 18, 2011
Pandanet Go European Cup Finals. The Pandanet Go European Cup finals will be held in Paris, April 23-25, in conjunction with the 39th annual Paris Go International Tournament. The first two boards will be broadcast on EuroGoTV, and all the top games will be relayed to IGS, along with one game each round that will be relayed to KGS. Over 200 players from 20 countries are expected at the tournament. Greece-Cyprus Go Match. Alexios Voudouris 3D of Greece and Dimitris Regginos 1D of Cyprus, who are among the top players for their respective countries, are playing a ten-game series on KGS. The games will be played weekly and the first was a win for Regginos by resignation on April 14.
More Tourneys Raising Aid for Japan Relief
Monday April 18, 2011
As aftershocks continue to hit Japan, more go tournaments are raising funds to aid in the earthquake/tsunami recovery efforts. This Saturday the Tsunami Relief Tournament will be held in New York City; space is very limited, so you MUST pre-register: email email@example.com And thanks to sponsorship of the April 30 Western Maryland Go Club Spring Tournament by the Insei League on KGS, "we will be able to donate the majority of the entry fees to the tournament to Japan relief efforts," reports Trevor Morris. Pre-registration is not required, but if you think you might be coming, let them know on Facebook. The recent Go4 Japan tournament – usually known as the Antwerp Go Tournament – raised $800 for the Japanese Red Cross Society. The April 9-10 event in Antwerp, Belgium drew 30 participants from Belgium and Holland, and "we made both the regional newspaper and television, which is nice as well," reports Joost Vannieuwenhuyse.


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1. Preheat the oven to gas mark 5/ 375 degrees F.
2. In a roasting pan, place chicken and vegetables.
3. Drizzle in olive oil and season with mixed herbs, salt and pepper. Nicely rub with hands.
4. Place in the oven and roast for 45 minutes.
5. Meanwhile in a saucepan, boil water and add in the rice. Cook for 20 minutes and then drain
6. After 40 minutes take out the roasting pan from the oven and add in the chickpeas. Roast for another 10 minutes.
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Serving size Per servingComplete recipe
Calories 625 Calories from Fat 177
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 20 g31.4%
Saturated Fat 4.8 g23.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 75 mg25%
Sodium 739.4 mg30.8%
Total Carbohydrates 86 g28.6%
Dietary Fiber 12.7 g50.7%
Sugars 12.1 g
Protein 25 g50.7%
Vitamin A 257.1%
Vitamin C 54.2%
Calcium 11.3%
Iron 18.4%
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The words bear many interpretations but we cannot be wrong, surely, in thinking that this inheritance was Marys own soul; it was indeed the inheritance of the Lord, an inheritance to which the Blessed Trinity had a special right, the Father because He had created her in grace, the Son because He had saved her from the stain of original sin, the Holy Ghost because He had ever sanctified her and kept her full of grace.
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Book your room at Portree
Get an overview of this hotelSuburban guesthouse in Waterford with free parking
Located in the heart of Waterford, this guesthouse is within 1 mi (2 km) of Garter Lane Arts Centre and House of Waterford Crystal. Waterford Treasures Museum and St. Patrick's Church are also within 10 minutes.
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Laundry facilities, a computer station, and a library are available at this guesthouse. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, tour/ticket assistance, a garden, and a front-desk safe are onsite.
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All rooms are individually decorated and feature free WiFi, wired Internet, and showers. For a bit of entertainment, flat-screen TVs come with satellite channels, and guests can also appreciate conveniences like kitchens and coffee makers.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
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Eartha Kitt (January 17, 1927 – December 25, 2008), photographed by Carl Van Vechten on October 19, 1954.
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A slightly belated Happy New Year from Room 26, with some suggested resolutions at the end. Items from a group of ephemera from the P.C. Darrow Printing Co., Chicago, Illinois, circa 1890-1910.
January 4, 2009
Examples of lottery tickets issued to support the Revolutionary War.
December 30, 2008
Happy Holidays to all the Tramps and Trinkets, here and abroad. (Selected images from a saleman's sample book: Tramp and Trinkets Abroad and Other Stories by Mary C. Crowley, Frances A. Humphrey and others. Boston: D. Lothrop Company. Copyright 1892)
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A marvelous volume from a genre of speculative lunar travel around the turn of the 20th century: Ville D'Avray, A. de. Voyage dans la lune avant 1900. Paris: Librairie Furne, Jouvet & Cie, 1892. Starring M. Baboulifiche and his manservant, Papavoine:
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Why does it break after updates, to the system, becomes a very unstable software to use, each time that happens, latest is barcodes
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It is not Open Source the source code is nowhere in nothing place. Where is the source code from 2010 to today??? The web site say: "Direct download of uniCenta oPOS source code is temporarily suspended whilst we finish our new site." When? How many time that message was there? And the other option is "Register to download uniCenta oPOS source code" When I click to register, the site says "User registration is currently not allowed." So, where are the source code? lol
update, next problem. After having solved the Java problem, I am unable to install the localization files (de in my case). Whenever I extract the language pack or copy/paste the files, it installs them on OSX 10.9.1 as "unix executable files" instead of as "documents". Update: managed to install as documents now, but Unicenta still does not change the language. It is impossible to change the language as Unicenta cannot read the files. I go back to my 1Star verdict. Update: Java 1.7 JRE definitely does not work in OSX 10.9.1. However, I found out that installing the developer versions Java 1.7 JDK does the trick. It is visible to Unicenta and allows installation on new MacBooks. So I upgraded to 3 stars and if all else works also I may add a few additional stars. However, this problem should really be mentioned in the release notes as most MacUsers will give up before finding this solution Unicenta 3.56 installer does not work on the latest Mac OSX 10.9.1 with the follwing error message: "There may be an issue with your Java installation. Please correct it and return to uniCenta oPOS install when done.0" Java 1.7 JRE is however installed correctly on my machine.
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Central Africa: Periophthalmus barbarus is known from Boma, Banana, Bulabemba and Malela, Lower Congo River. It is also known from Vista and Moanda on the coast of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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Definición de research en inglés:
sustantivo[mass noun] (also researches)
- The fact is that medical research is not concerned with the welfare of animals, and nor should it be.
- A place for qualitative research in systematic reviews now seems established.
- It is salutary to wonder how much more beneficial it would have been to have spent these sums of money on medical research.
- He remained there for 50 years, and on retirement signed on as a research student.
- When he had been there only about a year, a new research student asked if they could fix a time for a regular weekly meeting.
- I'm currently writing a short research paper on links between magic and technology.
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- The actress plays Eve, a beautiful scientist researching into the working of the human heart.
- He was researching into the production of artificial rubber and fuel.
- You now have an explanation for your second point, that the hours were spent in researching into the law and matters of that kind.
- While researching the book he decided to have a drink in every bar that bears his name, and there are plenty of those.
- We will also be researching the international market and following the trends in color.
- Her day starts with a round of toast and, if she is not researching the programme, she looks after the show's guests for the day.
The traditional pronunciation in British English puts the stress on the second syllable, -search. In US English the stress is reversed and comes on the re-. The US pronunciation is becoming more common in British English and, while some traditionalists view it as incorrect, it is now generally accepted as a standard variant of British English.
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- As you are doing your various modules, begin to think about whether there are any topics that might interest you and that might provide you with a researchable area.
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- Additionally, the idea that psychoanalytic theories of spectatorship do not generate researchable questions should be rejected.
Late 16th century: from obsolete French recerche (noun), recercher (verb), from Old French re- (expressing intensive force) + cerchier 'to search'.
search from Middle English:
This is from the Old French verb cerchier from late Latin circare 'go round', from Latin circus 'circle'. The main semantic strands are 'explore thoroughly' (search the premises) and 'try to find' (search out the truth), both of which have been present from the start. In research (late 16th century) the prefix re- is an intensifier of the meaning. The Old English equivalent seek is unconnected, going back to an Indo-European root shared by Latin sagire 'perceive by scent'.
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May 10, 2016
Retirement Party for Mrs. Lehnen, Mrs. Harby and Mrs. Nation May 10th
H.S. Graduation May 13 - 7 p.m.
Kindergarten Graduation May 17 - 7 p.m.
Eighth Grade Promotion and J.H. Awards May 18 - 6:30 p.m.
Greenhouse Plant Sale!
March 31, 2016
Come to the Spring Plant Sale! Click here for the flyer.
Congrats to Music Dept.!
March 21, 2016
Both the Band and Honors Choir received II ratings at State Large Ensemble on Thursday March 17th. The Women's Trio and Emily Blaue each received I ratings and Stephanie Hanley received a II rating at District Music Festival. The Women's Trio and Emily will both perform again at State Music Festival in Columbia in April.
Blood Drive March 15th
March 9, 2016
National Honor Society is hosting their spring blood drive next Tuesday, March 15, from 2-6 PM in the high school cafeteria.
Picture the Music Winners!
February 23, 2016
Three elementary students had their artwork chosen by the St. Louis Symphony Auxillary from hundreds of pieces that were submitted. The artwork will be displayed in St. Louis the rest of the spring and the students are invited to an awards program in Powell Symphony Hall. They are the students of Ms. Luebke, Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Nation.
State FFA Proficiency Awards!
February 11, 2016
Michael Fidler - 1st Diversified Crop Production (This will move on to State and he will be recognized on stage at State FFA Convention in April)
Emily Blaue - 3rd - Beef Production Entrepreneurship
Jacob Johnston - 3rd - Ag Mechanics Repair and Maintenance Placement
Matthew Walton - 3rd - Outdoor Recreation
Johnny Jefferson - 3rd - Beef Production Placement
Lindsey Korman - 4th - Food Services
Amber Worthington - 5th - Poultry Production
Emily Blaue - 5th - Swine Production Entrepreneurship
Travis Owen - 6th - Ag Services
Congratulations Tyler!
January 27, 2016
Congratulations to our Sophomore Forward, Tyler Bunch son of Jeff and Christy Bunch, for being selected to the Clopton All-Tournament Team. This team was selected by KJFM and the People's Tribune. Keep up the hard work!
Homecoming 2016
January 26, 2016
Here is the new design for BLACK t-shirts/hoodies for Homecoming 2016 to be held on Friday, February 5th vs CR6 at 5:30. If you are interested in ordering, please send sizes and your payment to the Superintendent's Office NO LATER THAN TUESDAY, JAN. 26th. If you have any questions, please call Michelle Stroup at 573-684-2428 or email email@example.com. Orders can be placed with any Varsity Cheerleader or Michelle Stroup. Checks made payable to W-M R-1.
Survey on Four Day School Week
January 13, 2016
Please use this link to fill out a quick survey on the four day school week that Wellsville-Middletown is utilizing this school year. We need to know what is working and what is not! Thank you for taking the time to help.
Chili and Soup Supper!
January 7, 2016
Our Local Reading Council is sponsoring a Chili and Soup Supper from 4:30-7:00 on Friday Jan. 15th. They are also selling cinnamon rolls. You can pre-order by calling 684-2017. The proceeds benefit the Dolly Parton Imagination Library, bringing more FREE books to children in Montgomery County. More information here.
Seeking Sponsorships for All-Star Basketball Game
November 19, 2015
The Eastern Missouri Conference Athletic Directors are proud to form the first ever Eastern Missouri Conference/Clarence Cannon Conference All-Star Basketball game hosted at Bowling Green on March 17th, 2016. For more information click here.
Cross Country Headed to State!
November 6, 2015
Congratulations to the Girls Cross Country Team and Seth Oliver for qualifying for State. Hannah Slovensky also received 2nd Team All-Conference.
EMO Academic All-Conference Honors
November 5, 2015
Congratulations to these 9 student athletes for receiving EMO Academic All-Conference honors! In order to receive this recognition students must have a cumulative 3.5 GPA and must have lettered in their respect sport. Congrats (L to R) Freshman Hannah Slovensky (XC), Senior Emily Guyton (SB), Junior Devyn Burton (SB), Junior Morgan Gray (SB), Junior Jacob Ussery (XC), Senior Casey Johnson (SB), Junior Haley Calton (SB), Senior Morgan Canterbury (SB) and Junior Erika Allison (SB).
Pink Out shirts available
November 4, 2015
Pink Out shirts for the "One County, One Cause, County Cup" basketball games between WMR1 and MC are now available. All orders are due by December 4th. All proceeds go to the Helen Reagan Cancer Fund!! If you have any questions, please contact the HS office.
EMO All-Conference Softball
October 14, 2015
Congratulations to Junior Devyn Burton and Senior Casey Johnson for receiving EMO All-Conference honors in softball this season! Devyn was selected to the 1st team as 1 of 4 infielders and Casey was selected to the 2nd team. Congrats girls!
Specdra presents "Snow White"!
October 14, 2015
October 16th & 17th at 7 p.m. Specdra will present "Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs" in the H.S. gym.
State Cheer is November 8th!
October 14, 2015
State Cheer is Sunday, November 8th, at the Hearnes Center in Columbia, MO. Competition begins at 11:00. We are scheduled to compete at 11:50. Awards are at 3 pm. Click here for our t-shirt design for this year.
They are BLACK shirts and available in short sleeve $10, Long sleeve $15, and Hoodie $25-- Youth and Adult sizes. (please add $2 for Size 2x and 3x)
Please contact Michelle Stroup or any Varsity Cheerleader if you are interested in ordering.
The deadline is Tuesday, October 20th.
Thanks! GO TIGERS!!
Deering wins MO Class 1 Coach of the Year!
October 1, 2015
We would like to congratulate Mr. Jon Deering as being selected as the Missouri Class 1 Quiz Bowl Coach of the Year for the 2014-15 Season. Mr. Deering was selected out of over 60 Class 1 coaches. Mr. Deering's quiz bowl team's accomplishments last year speaks loudly about the dedication Mr. Deering has put towards our school's program.
Last year's stats: Overall record of 44 wins, 29 losses, participated in 7 Saturday tournaments plus 5 EMO conference events, won EMO Conference regular season and tournament championships, overall EMO conference record: 17-0 and defeated then-defending conference champion Montgomery County in regular season and again in championship game, 1st place out of 28 area class 1 and 2 schools in KRES Scholars Cup small school division, 3rd place out of 24 at Washington High Tournament, WMR1 players took home 7 individual medals during season, 2nd place in districts (lost close game to Columbia Independent, who narrowly lost in sectionals to eventual class 1 state champion Tuscumbia), 2nd place at Montgomery JV tournament, started a junior high program and hosted own tournament in March, qualified for all 3 of the major national tournaments
This year the Mr. Deering's quiz bowl team is planning on attending 9 Saturday tournaments in addition to 5 EMO Conference events and could play upwards of 90-100 games total. The team is returning 4 varsity players from last season, including 3 full-time starters and over 90% of scoring from 14-15. Again Congrats to Mr. Deering and his team for this outstanding accomplishment and good luck this year!
Senior Night
October 1, 2015
The softball girls take on Wright City this Thursday at 4:30. Come out and support the team on Senior Night.
Open House on Tuesday August 18th
August 17, 2015
There will be an Open House on Tuesday August 18th from 3:30-6:00 p.m. for grades K-12 at the school.


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Master Builder, Architect. Jonathan Goldsmith was considered a pioneer in the Greek Revival Style of architecture, and he was also known for creating buildings in the Federal style. Originally apprenticed to a shoemaker in his native Connecticut, he bought out his apprenticeship four years early and apprenticed himself to a carpenter-joiner.
In 1805, he went into business for himself, first in Hebron, CT, and later in Hinsdale, MA. In 1808, he married Abigail Jones, and in 1811, he, his wife and their two eldest children followed many of Mrs. Goldsmith's family members to Painesville, OH. At first, he was only able to find work as a cobbler, and when the War of 1812 broke out, he volunteered for service. After returning home, he went on to become a well-known architect and builder in the area of Ohio once known as the Connecticut Western Reserve.
Goldsmith's buildings include 30 homes and commercial buildings in Painesville, another handful around Lake County, and 10 houses in Cleveland. Many still exist today, although many more have been demolished. The front doorway of one of those razed homes, known as the Isaac Gillet House, has been exhibited at the
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He was also known as a mechanic and farmer, and he is credited with inventing a multiple plow. While visiting his son, Gillett Goldsmith, who lived in Bexar County, TX, he obtained a patent from the Republic of Texas on May 7, 1840. In later years, Goldsmith suffered financial setbacks resulting in his selling his home, which he had built himself in 1818, as well as 86 acres of land. His final building project was the creation of a smaller house, later known as "Ingleside" where he lived until his death. The home was purchased in 1911 by the Lake County Agricultural Society as part of a parcel of 36 acres that is now the Lake County Fairgrounds. It was destroyed by fire in 1929. Jonathan Goldsmith was buried in the Painesville Twp Cemetery (now known as the Mentor Avenue Cemetery), located less than a mile from his home.
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Stayed for a week at the lodge attached to Woodside. Good value, good amenities and great views. Some fresh eggs from the resident chickens was a bonus. Would certainly stay again. A great place to explore from or just relax
Super nice people, great place to stay, large rental space with bath room, sitting area, very discreet hosts.
Andy knows how to recommend just the right place for a hike, dining or a short day trip.
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We stayed 3 nights at Woodside. A very friendly and warm welcome from the hosts. They have great local knowledge and are very accommodating to requests. Nothing was too much trouble. Lovely clean accommodation and brilliant view of Ben Nevis whilst laying in bed.
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Great location and view. Not great service, felt like we were annoying visitors in someone elses house. Issue with shower not working, was fixed next day. Bit noisy at night, and then we were asked to keep the noise down when we got up early to climb Ben Nevis. Good value but not great service / overall experience.
A very warm welcome, and beautiful rooms that looked straight out over Ben Nevis. A quiet, wooded location, and awesome breakfasts. Well worth a visit.
This is a true guest house, as there is a busy and active family living here. But the guest rooms are upstairs (with the views) and they are quite comfortable. Breakfasts were terrific. I recommend the American pancakes if you are going "up the Ben" that day.
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My husband and I were going for a wedding for the weekend which was being held at The Moorings Hotel, Fort William so when we came across the B & B which was 7 min drive and cost just £50 per night for room and breakfast we booked it asap for ourselves and friends as accomodation was getting booked up...
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The West Lake Landfill Superfund Site is located in Bridgeton, Mo. The site consists of several inactive landfills, including the West Lake Landfill and the Bridgeton Landfill. Originally used for agriculture, the land became a limestone quarrying and crushing operation in 1939. Beginning in the early 1950s, portions of the quarried areas and adjacent areas were used to dispose of municipal refuse, industrial solid wastes, and construction/demolition debris. In 1973, around 8,700 tons of leached barium sulfate from the Manhattan Project, a World War II nuclear bomb development program, was mixed with approximately 38,000 tons of soil and used to cover trash being dumped during daily operations.
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