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CLINTON — The Clinton County Democratic Party has chosen Clinton School Board member Bruce A. Ingham to be its candidate for Clinton County Attorney for the Nov. 7 general election.
The selection was made at a reconvened session of the Clinton County Democratic Convention on Tuesday at Democratic Headquarters. Since Ingham did not file to run in the June 6 primary, he could not have been listed on the ballot without convention approval. No other Democrats ran in the June 6 primary.
At 7 p.m. a quorum of delegates present was announced and the convention called to order by Democratic County Chairwoman Jean Pardee. The nomination was made by Jack Wolfe and seconded by Kay Tabor Ingham, both delegates to the County Convention. The nomination was approved unanimously by the convention delegates.
Ingham received his bachelor's degree from Indiana State University in 1976 and his Juris Doctorate from the University of Iowa in 1981. He has been admitted to practice law in the courts of the state of Iowa; the U.S. District Court for the Southern, Northern and Central districts of Iowa and the Central District of Illinois.
Ingham served five years as first assistant Muscatine County attorney and more than 12 years as first assistant Clinton County attorney. He served as acting Jackson County attorney for several months in 1987 and has prosecuted cases for the Scott County attorney's office. From 1999 to the present he has been in private practice in Davenport. Early in his career he was in general private practice in Muscatine.
He won a seat on the Clinton School Board in September 2003 in his first bid for public office.
He will face incumbent Clinton County Attorney Mike Wolf in the November election. Wolf has won two consecutive four-year terms in office, last defeating Democrat Bill Vilmont in 2002.
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CLINTON — The Clinton County Democratic Party has chosen Clinton School Board member Bruce A. Ingham to be its candidate for Clinton County Attorney for the Nov. 7 general election.

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Guest House Eva
Hrabuice (0.2km from town centre)
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Guest House Eva is situated in Hrabuice. Each accommodation at the guest house has city views, and guests can enjoy access to BBQ facilities. The property provides a shared lounge. At the guest house all rooms include a terrace. Rooms have a kettle, while certain rooms are equipped with a kitchen with an oven and a microwave. All rooms have a desk. Guest House Eva offers a children's playground. Hik
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Yellow Paradise House
Hrabuice (0.4km from town centre)
Located in National Park Slovak Paradise in the village Hrabuice, Yellow Paradise House is within a 10-minute walk of restaurants and shops. The Zelena Hora ski area is 1.5 km away. All units at the Yellow Paradise have a bathroom and free Wi-Fi. Additionally studios and apartments have a kitchen, dining table and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. Guests can share a communal kitchen, TV room and storage room. The property has a garden,
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Homestay Emka
Hrabuice (0.4km from town centre)
Offering a garden and mountain views, Homestay Emka is located in Hrabuice. Free WiFi access is available in this homestay, as well as free private parking on site. All rooms are complete with a wardrobe, heating, an electric kettle, a refrigerator and a tea/coffee maker. The bathrooms are fitted with a shower and free toiletries. At Homestay Emka guests can use barbecue facilities. Shuttle service can be arranged upon request and at a surchar
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Penzion Anna
Hrabuice (0.5km from town centre)
Located in Hrabuice, Penzion Anna provides free WiFi throughout the property. This guest house offers a garden. Free private parking is available on site. At the guest house, every room is fitted with a wardrobe and a TV. Penzion Anna offers certain rooms that include a balcony, and all rooms are fitted with a private bathroom with a shower and free toiletries. A continental breakfast can be enjoyed in the breakfast area. Guests at the accomm
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Villa Raj
Hrabuice (0.6km from town centre)
Located in Hrabuice in the heart of the Slovak Paradise National Park, Villa Raj offers you modern, en-suite rooms and apartments, free Wi-Fi and a charming garden. All rooms at Villa Raj are equipped with a microwave, a refrigerator and basic kitchenware and apartments come with a fully equipped kitchen. Parking is available free of charge on site. The nearest restaurants and shops are 300 metres away from Villa Raj. Just 50 metres away you c
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Vila Tiesnava Slovenský raj
Hrabuice (0.8km from town centre)
Offering a barbecue and views of the mountain, Vila Tiesnava is set in Hrabuice in the Koický kraj Region, on the outskirts of the village and close to the entrance to the National Park Slovensky raj. Zakopane is 49 km from the property. Free private parking is available on site. There is also a kitchen, equipped with a microwave, fridge and stovetop. Every unit is equipped with a shared bathroom with free toiletries and a hairdryer. Bed linen
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Penzion-Ranc u Trapera
Hrabuice (2.7km from town centre)
Set amid the Slovak Paradise National Park and 500 metres from the Podlesok walking trails, Penzion-Ranc u Trapera houses horse stables and offers free Wi-Fi and private parking. All units feature wooden panelling, a satellite TV and an en-suite bathroom fitted with a shower or a bathtub. Guests at Penzion-Ranc u Trapera can make use of the shared kitchen. The closest restaurant is 50 metres away. Horse riding can be arranged at an additional
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Hotel Slovenský Raj
Hrabuice (2.8km from town centre)
Located in a quiet area, on the edge of Slovak Paradise National Park, Hotel Slovenský Raj is 1.5 km from the Zelena Hora Ski Area and offers a sauna, a gym and an indoor swimming pool. Free Wi-Fi is provided in the entire building. The rooms of the Slovenský Raj Hotel include a private bathroom and a TV. Some have a seating area. There is a garden with barbecue facilities and a childrens playground on site. Horse riding is available 50 metres
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Restaurant and Pension Stenly
Spiský tvrtok (5.1km from town centre)
Situated between the High Tatras and the Slovak Paradise National Parks and set in the village of Spiský tvrtok, Restaurant and Pension Stenly offers en suite rooms, a restaurant, a bar, a 24-hour front desk, a terrace, billiards and darts. Free WiFi is available in all areas and free private parking is possible on site. All units at Restaurant and Pension Stenly come with a desk, a TV with cable and satellite channels and a private bathroom w
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Chata Piecky
Hrabuice (5.7km from town centre)
Located right next to hiking trails, Chata Piecky in Slovensky Raj offers a meadow with barbecue facilities. Traditionally furnished restaurant with a fire place is at guests disposal. An on-site bar is available throughout the day. All rooms come with an LCD satellite TV and a private bathroom. Mountain views can be enjoyed from each room. Free WiFi is offered in the common internet zone. Numerous tracks can be found near the property, such a
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Hotel Cingov Slovenský raj
Smiany (6.6km from town centre)
Hotel Cingov Slovenský raj is located at the entrance to the famous Slovak Paradise National Park, 6 km from Spiská Nová Ves and the High Tatras National Park. The hotel offers comfortable accommodation in an exceptionally beautiful natural landscape. Poprad and the Poprad-Tatry Airport is approximately 20 km away. Hotel Cingov Slovenský raj also offers discounted access to a wellness centre with 5 types of saunas, a hot tub and massages. A sw
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Park Hotel Cingov
Smiany (6.9km from town centre)
Set in Smiany, Park Hotel Cingov features a bar and on-site dining. With free WiFi, this 3-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk. Free private parking is available on site. At the hotel, each room is equipped with a desk. Rooms have a TV, and some rooms at Park Hotel Cingov have a mountain view. Guest rooms at the accommodation are equipped with a private bathroom fitted with a shower. A continental breakfast is available every morning at the
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Aqua Spa Gánovce
Gánovce (8.5km from town centre)
Situated in Gánovce in the Preovský kraj region, Aqua Spa Gánovce is an apartment featuring a garden. This apartment offers free private parking and free WiFi. Zakopane is 41 km from the apartment. The nearest airport is Poprad-Tatry Airport, 8 km from Aqua Spa Gánovce.
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Aqua Spa Ganovce
Gánovce (8.9km from town centre)
Located in Ganovce, 4 km from Poprad, Aqua Spa Ganovce offers a spa, a restaurant and a garden with 3 outdoor seasonal swimming pools and a childrens playground. Free Wi-Fi is provided in the entire building. The spa offers a hot tub with thermal water, various massages and body wraps. The accommodation units include a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Some have a kitchenette and a balcony. Golf Resort Black Stork in Velká Lomnica is 11
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Vila Stráan
Poprad (11.2km from town centre)
Located in Poprad, Vila Stráan features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking on site. The property offers barbecue facilities and a sauna. A shared balcony is also at disposal. Each of the rooms at Vila Stráan is fitted with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. The rooms come with shared bathroom facilities, while the apartments feature a private bathroom. An equipped kitchenette and a seating area with a sofa are provide
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Penzión Lampá
Poprad (11.6km from town centre)
The Penzion Lampas is located on the edge of Poprad, 300 metres from the Aquacity Water Park. It offers free private parking and free Wi-Fi in the entire building. All rooms and studios have an en-suite bathroom and a satellite TV. Penzion Lampas is a convenient base for trips in the High Tatras. The city centre of Poprad is 500 metres away. Guests of the Penzion benefit from a discount to the Aquacity Water Park, which also features a cryothe
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Boutique Hotel Villa ZAUBER
Poprad (11.7km from town centre)
Situated in the town of Poprad and the Aquacity Poprad reachable within a 5-minute walk, Boutique Hotel Villa ZAUBER offers accommodation in modern rooms, High Tatras views, a breakfast-restaurant, free WiFi available in all areas and free private parking possible on site. Each room at Boutique Hotel Villa ZAUBER comes with a flat-screen TV, a seating area and a private bathroom with a shower or a bath tub. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the onsit
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Penzion Plesnivec
Poprad (11.9km from town centre)
Pension Plesnivec is located in a quiet residential area, 400 metres from the historic market square of Poprad's Spisska-Sobotska quarter. It offers free private parking and free Wi-Fi. Each room in the Plesnivec guest house is equipped with a cable TV and a private bathroom with a modern power shower. The buffet breakfast can be enjoyed in the café on the ground floor, where you can also spend relaxing evenings in front of the fireplace with a
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Hotel Sobota
Poprad (12.0km from town centre)
Located in a quiet area of Poprad, Hotel Sobota is only 400 metres from the historic market square of the Spisska-Sobotska quarter. It offers a breakfast buffet and free Wi-Fi. All of the rooms provide satellite TV and a desk. Each unit comes with a private bathroom, either with a shower or a bathtub. Guests of the Sobota can relax in the winter garden or on the summer terrace. A small library and a souvenir shop are also available. The buffet
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Boutique Hotel Fortuna
Poprad (12.1km from town centre)
The Boutique Hotel Fortuna is situated in the historic Spiska Sobota quarter of Poprad, at the foothills of the High Tatras mountains. It offers free Wi-Fi and free parking. All of the large rooms have an en-suite bathroom and a satellite TV. Boutique Hotel Fortuna's restaurant serves international cuisine and features a garden terrace. The Poprad-Tatry Airport is 10 km away from the Fortuna Hotel, and the D1 motorway can be reached within 2 m
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Bradley, Maine is located in Penobscot county within the zipcode 04411. With a total of 0 golf courses in Bradley, it lies at an elevation of 158 feet above sea level. The current date and time in Bradley Maine is November 23, 2017, 3:58 pm. Add a course for free by clicking here or contact us here.


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|Stunning opportunity to own a property with business potential and residential capability. Beautifully landscaped and exquisitely cared for, this property would be perfect for a mini hotel or luxury spa. The setting on 14 acres is close to cities and a four season resort. Private quarters offer 3 bedrooms, living room with fireplace, formal dining, and so much more. ADVANCE APPOINTMENTS ONLY.
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|Beautiful gently rolling pasture crop land. Several Hilltop building sites with great views of the Blue Ridge Mtns valley below. Lge bank barn, Run In Sheds, Equip Sheds, Lge Workshop. 2 Bedrm dwelling w/Kitchen, Dining/Living Rm, Wrap around porch. Property fronts on a state maintained asphalt roadway. Convenient to Route 33,Route 340, Int 81 and Int 64. Located near National Forest.
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|For the Privileged View: 360 degree mountain views, One-level Custom Built contemporary living on 9.36 Open Acres - Nestled in the heart of Rockingham County. Looking for a unique home w/ magnificent views out every window? Beautifully landscaped well maintained home w/mountains in every direction. Take the 360 virtual tour and see for yourself. Full Basement. Minutes to Massenutten Resort.
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|Stately brick colonial located in the Town of Elkton features 4 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths, on 4 acres. Home features large main level master suite with spacious closets, newer roof, hardwood floors, large brick patio, large yard, open floor plan, and much more. Property is 10 minutes from Skyline Drive, 20 minutes from Harrisonburg, and 40 minutes from Charlottesville. Aerial Drone footage is available.
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Listing Broker: Exit Realty Associates, LLC.
|Incredible ranch w/ many great features! Gorgeous floors throughout the main level! Roomy kitchen w/ plenty of prep storage space, plus breakfast bar! Large dining area spacious living rm w/ gas FP! 3 main level BRs, including master suite! Lower level family room w/ FP, den, possible 4th BR laundry room! Wide back porch! Partial fenced yard! Att. Det. garages! Two sheds!
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The mainstream media pundits all predicted that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton had an easy path to victory. They all predicted that the Democrats would take the Senate. They said that conservatism was on the wane and that shifting demographics and opinions would confine the movement that brought Donald Trump to the Republican nomination to the dustbin of history.
They were all very, very wrong.
Yes, all that talk about Democrat voter apathy, all that talk about skewed polls, all those analyses that the mainstream media pooh-poohed for over a year, they all turned out to be right.
Donald Trump was declared president in the wee hours of this morning, after Clinton conceded via a phone call.
The phone call came after the state of Pennsylvania, necessary for Clinton to win the presidency, had been called for Trump.
Meanwhile, Republicans held both the House of Representatives and the Senate.
A night that began as a coronation ended up with numerous shots of tears at Hillary Clinton events all over the nation, and celebrities took to Twitter to melt down.
The New York Times' election counter had showed as early as 11 p.m. that Trump has a greater than 95 percent chance of victory, leading many to wonder how they missed the polls so bad, both before the election and with exit polls.
Most ignorance, unfortunately, is willful, and the narrative from the media since the beginning of this race has been that anyone with the temerity with agree with Donald Trump on anything was deplorable. Their entire story was based on a culture they believed was post-Christian and post-conservative, with a few desperate people not willing to get with the program, still clinging to their guns and their religion in the backwoods of America.
Make no mistake — this is all a matter of the media choosing narrative over fact. We've pointed out over and over again how most polls were undercounting conservative voters. We've pointed out how skewed their coverage of Trump was.
We can only hope that what happened on Tuesday will be a wake-up call to the media: America has voted against them and their narrative.
When Trump and the Republicans take office, they expect them to treat them with the same fawning respect they gave Hillary Clinton.
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I've been in counseling for nearly three decades. While I welcome people with any therapy-related concern, I specialize in helping individuals overcome depression, anxiety, various addictions, and sexual abuse. I'm well aware of the brokenness that exists in each of us, sometimes to the point where it feels as if all hope is lost. One thing I love most about my job is the privilege of seeing Jesus Christ perform remarkable transformation and healing in the lives of my clients. I've seen Him do it countless times – and He can do it for you, too.
Life should be more than just pain and trials. Though they can serve a purpose, I believe that God has much more in store for you. My hope is to help you discover the wonderful joys and strength that lie beneath the pain and trauma you might be facing. Through Christ, we can conquer fear and find freedom, healing, and purpose. Whatever challenges you face, I offer you a safe place for you to discover all that God can do for your life.
Have you ever struggled with doubt, failure, or addiction? I have, and I know that redemption is possible through Christ. My hope for you is to find healing and wholeness. I'm honored to use my experiences and faith to help you reclaim and fortify your life though faith-based counseling. Whatever you've been through, I offer you a safe and understanding place where you can find your path to freedom. Together, we can discover lasting and positive change though the love, mercy, and grace of Christ.
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March 31, 2015Children are influenced by the world around them. But your actions and attitudes have the strongest influence on them when it comes to drinking, smoking or using other drugs. Help protect your child from making unhealthy choices as they grow by setting good examples.
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Missoula County Public Schools is taking a conservative approach to budgeting for next school year as funding remains in limbo in the Legislature.
"It's an ever-shifting conversation, it seems like," said MCPS trustee chair Marcia Holland.
Pat McHugh, executive director of business and operations, gave the school board an update on the next school year's budget and levy considering what's happening in the Legislature. Since the board's agenda came out Friday, McHugh's update already was obsolete.
"It's a very different budget picture than what we were looking at even a week ago," said Superintendent Mark Thane.
Then, projections showed a positive budget balance of $117,000 in elementary, and a negative of $75,000 in high school – "we were close to being balanced with the two districts." Now, that's changed to a negative of $156,000 in the elementary and a negative of $372,000 in high school.
House Bill 191, which was signed by Gov. Steve Bullock on Feb. 23, includes the inflationary increase to per-student funding. But House Bill 2 is still in the works, and it's unclear whether Bullock's proposals to cut some funding components will go through.
"We're taking a conservative approach here, assuming they're not going to be part of the funding formula," McHugh said.
He projects that in order for both districts to meet maximum budgets, elementary will need an $804,862 levy next school year, and high school a $77,322 levy.
Meanwhile, the school district is getting a head start on construction projects for the new year, the second year of the Smart Schools 2020 project following the November 2015 voter-approved $158 million in school renovation and construction.
Trustees unanimously approved three more partial re-roofing projects Tuesday night, adding to two others in the works. Sentinel High, C.S. Porter Middle School and Hawthorne Elementary were approved Tuesday, in addition to Rattlesnake and Jefferson elementaries, which will go out for bid in the next couple of weeks.
Those projects will begin once school lets out this summer.
Sentinel's project went to Metalworks of Montana for $698,095, Porter's to Summit Roofing for $325,520 and Hawthorne's to Summit for $379,188.
"The market in western Montana, there are some big projects that are going to be coming out roofing-wise and we got ahead of all of them," said Burley McWilliams, operations and maintenance supervisor.
The district held back on some roofing projects last summer after prices started to rise later in the construction season.
"We've avoided a lot of escalation charges by being very aggressive with our timeline," Thane said, thanking McWilliams and owners representative Hulteng for their work. "There's a lot of work out there, and I know it's causing him to lose sleep at night. Being as aggressive as we can be to make sure we avoid that inflationary factor is something we'll employ."
Last calendar year, the district spent nearly $20 million on school construction projects.
The trustees also approved CTA Architects Engineers for the Willard Alternative High School project, which will involve a demolition and rebuild of the school. McWilliams said the budget will be $5 million to $6 million.
In the coming weeks, the district will consider the architect for Sentinel, general contractor/construction manager for Cold Springs, GCCM for Washington, planning for some construction at Hellgate starting over spring break, and the logistics of moving Lowell and Franklin from their swing spaces to the renovated schools this fall.
Trustees gave the go-ahead for the district to issue a request for proposals to replace the Stegner track next to Sentinel.
MCPS also will begin developing an agreement with the city parks department to renovate the Fort Missoula tennis courts, as they're used by Big Sky tennis teams and P.E. classes. The district currently rents the courts for about $6,200 a year. Now, they're reviewing funding options to chip in on the renovation cost, which could mean between $98,000 and $125,000 in exchange for 22 years of free use.


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Music composition student recognized for new opera on misrepresentation of womenA Roosevelt University music composition student has won top honors for his new opera about the misrepresentation of women in opera. Sean Ellis Hussey, an aspiring composer whose music focuses on social justice issues, premiered …for the sake of a narrative closure recently during the University's annual OperaFest celebration. The chamber opera for six sopranos tells the story of six women watching a controversial opera that is being protested for its portrayal of women and minorities. The piece depicts how the six women respond to what they see on stage. Hussey's ...for the sake of a narrative closure also was inspired by the traditional misrepresentation of women in opera who are frequently portrayed as submissive and abused. His new opera touches on the problematics of such female representation. The piece was selected by opera and composition faculty in Roosevelt's Chicago College of Performing Arts (CCPA) through a unique initiative called OperaLab. Hussey worked in close collaboration with CCPA's opera and composition faculty and six student singers to create a 14-minute piece inspired by Susan McClary's foreword from "Opera: or the Undoing of Women" by Catherine Clément. "Sean has exceptional skills as a composer. His opera was made on a very professional level and his work as a musician vividly represent his sincere dedication to social justice issues," said Teddy Niedermaier, an associate professor of Core Music Studies at CCPA. The Appleton, Wisconsin, native has been composing music since 2010. He was recognized as the best student composer at the 2017 Chicago Electro-Acoustic Music Festival and received the Cleveland Chamber Symphony Emerging Composer Award in 2014. "The university's social justice work is what attracted me to Roosevelt, first and foremost. There are many opportunities for composing at the University as well. All of the students are really engaged and active," Hussey said. Hussey recently received CCPA's Performing Social Justice Seed Grant, which paved the way for the student composer to complete a residency at the InterArts Center in Malmö, Sweden in August. As a result of that experience, he got an opportunity work on an electroacoustic concert music documentary that will tell the stories of refugees who have recently migrated to Sweden. Hussey collaborated on Concert Music Documentary: Refugees in Sweden along with Swedish vocal quartet Åkervinda and plans to continue his work with the Swedish band. The Roosevelt master's music composition student will graduate in the spring of 2018. Roosevelt University, a private institution founded in 1945 on the principles of inclusion and social justice, has more than 4,500 students in five colleges. With campuses in the Chicago Loop and northwest suburban Schaumburg, Roosevelt offers 70 undergraduate and 40 graduate programs across five colleges and online, including arts and sciences, business, performing arts, education and pharmacy. Roosevelt has been ranked the third most racially diverse private university in the Midwest by U.S. News & World Report – Best Colleges Rankings. For more information, visit www.roosevelt.edu
U.S. Senator Dick Durbin and Roosevelt financial aid director warn against cutting student loan deductionRoosevelt University Director of Financial Aid Michelle Stipp joined U.S. Senator Dick Durbin at the University on Monday in warning against any snap decisions regarding the proposed overhaul of the nation's tax code. During a press conference in Roosevelt's Wabash Building, Stipp, who is president of the Illinois Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators, spoke against eliminating the $2,500 tax deduction for those who are paying back student loans. "Our leaders must be careful to meet the needs of families," said Stipp, who predicted the cost of student-loan borrowing could increase by $24 billion without the deduction. "This could push life decisions, like buying a new home, back even further," she said. Durbin predicted eliminating that deduction, along with deductions for state and local taxes and medical expenses would be particularly detrimental for the Illinois economy and its middle-income taxpayers. He called on GOP members of Congress to join him in opposing proposed tax-code changes that President Trump and Republicans on Capitol Hill want pushed through before the end of the year. "We need our Illinois delegation to come home, measure the impact and join me in feeling that we could do better," said Durbin, who is warning Illinois will be the fifth hardest hit state in the nation by tax-code changes. Of the 23 million people across the nation paying back student loans, about half took advantage of the tax deduction for student loan repayment in 2015, according to Stipp, who called the GOP House proposal to eliminate the deduction "troubling." The Roosevelt news conference was last local stop before Durbin returned Monday to Washington, D.C. where a debate on proposed changes to the nation's tax code are about to get underway. "Illinois will be hit harder than 45 other states," the senator said. "Our seven GOP Congressmen in this state have to stand up and say no."
Head of Opera at Roosevelt University selected as Fulbright SpecialistAndrew Eggert, assistant professor and head of opera at Roosevelt University's Chicago College of Performing Arts (CCPA), has been selected for the U.S. Department of State's competitive Fulbright Specialist Program. An expert in American opera who regularly directs productions around the nation and at Roosevelt University in Chicago, Eggert will be a Fulbright Specialist in November at the Liszt Academy in Budapest, Hungary. Contemporary American opera from the 20th and 21st centuries will be the topic of a special two-week Fulbright workshop that the Roosevelt professor will be leading with Liszt students beginning Nov. 6. "This is a wonderful opportunity for me to serve as an ambassador for American composers and American music," said Eggert, who has been involved with a number of contemporary American operas during a seasoned directing career that has included operas from all over the world, both old and new. Daron Hagen's Amelia, produced by Roosevelt's CCPA in its Chicago premiere in 2013 and Hannah Lash's Beowulf, premiered by Guerilla Opera in Boston in 2016, are among high-profile contemporary American operas that the Roosevelt professor has directed. He has also served as associate director on several projects staged by Diane Paulus, including Tod Machover's Death and the Powers and Matthew Aucoin's Crossing, which made its debut in 2015 and returned to American Repertory Theatre in Cambridge, Mass., in October. He also has worked closely during the annual CCPA OperaLab competition and learning program with a number of Roosevelt student composers, assisting them in premiering new operas featured during Roosevelt's OperaFest, which this fall celebrated its 10th anniversary. "Andrew has a comprehensive understanding of American opera, including new operas that are frequently being staged all over the country in venues large and small," said Henry Fogel, dean of CCPA. "We are proud of the commitment he has made to our students in our unique OperaLab program, and I have a lot of confidence that he will be able to reach young musicians overseas who may have had very limited exposure to American opera," said Fogel. Eggert is the eighth Roosevelt professor selected for a Fulbright since 2010, and the 13th to receive the honor since 2000. A native of Hinsdale, Illinois, he first became interested in theatre and directing as a Hinsdale Central High School student, and has since had a career spanning nearly 20 years directing a variety of productions at Chicago Opera Theater, Gotham Chamber Opera, the Dallas Opera, Boston Lyric Opera, and Opera Omaha. He has also been a guest director at Princeton University and the Yale Baroque Opera Project, and has worked with young artist programs of Glimmerglass Opera, Santa Fe Opera, Wolf Trap Opera, and the Napa Music Festival. His work was selected as a winner of Opera America's inaugural Director-Designer Showcase. He is a graduate of Yale University and earned his PhD in Historical Musicology at Columbia University. "I'm looking at this project as a chance to build relationships and foster future project exchanges between Roosevelt and the Liszt Academy," said Eggert, who has worked with CCPA's OperaFest since 2006 and joined the full-time CCPA faculty in 2013.
Race, Class and Economic Divide to be topic of annual Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt lectureFelicia Wong, president of the Roosevelt Institute in New York, will discuss race, class and the economic divide - and how we can bridge the gap - at 11 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 6 during Roosevelt University's 24th annual Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Distinguished Lecture. As the head of the Roosevelt Institute, Wong has been working diligently to take the institute and the social and economic policies of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt in a new direction for greater relevancy, deeper meaning and more influence during the 21st Century. Among her accomplishments, Wong has helped reshape the institute into a think tank that openly advocates for equity, transparency and fairness in politics, society and economics. Her lecture is entitled "Hidden Rules of Race: Why We Can't Pit Racial and Economic Justice Against One Another." Free and open to the public, the event will be in Roosevelt's seventh-floor Ganz Hall, 430 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago. "This event will be significant for Roosevelt University and anyone who is inspired by the legacy of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt," said Margaret Rung, director of the University's Center for New Deal Studies, which is sponsoring the lecture. "Not only will it put into context all that the Roosevelts' believed in and stood for, but will also help us come together and build new connections and pathways for a Roosevelt-inspired advocacy of the future," said Rung. The recipient of a White House fellowship in the Office of the Attorney General and an appointment in the Office of the Secretary of the Navy, Wong has a PhD in political science from the University of California, Berkeley. Her area of expertise focuses on the role that race plays in framing public education politics. She also is co-author of the recently published book The Hidden Rules of Race: Barriers to an Inclusive Economy.
Two Roosevelt pharmacy professors among Illinois' top pharmacists for 2017Two faculty members who helped found Roosevelt University's College of Pharmacy (COP) in Schaumburg are making great strides as state of Illinois pharmacists. Cara Brock, a resident of Elk Grove Village, Illinois and assistant professor of clinical sciences and chair of academic and teaching excellence at COP, has been named 2017 Illinois Pharmacist of the Year by the Illinois Pharmacists Association (IPhA). Abby Kahaleh, a resident of Schaumburg, Illinois and COP associate professor of pharmacy administration, has been selected a 2017 Outstanding Volunteer of the Year by the Illinois Council of Health-System Pharmacists (ICHP). "These awards bring recognition and new distinction to both our pharmacy program and its faculty as leaders in educating tomorrow's pharmacists. We are extremely proud and optimistic about the future of our program and our students," said Melissa Hogan, dean of Roosevelt's College of Pharmacy. Both joined Roosevelt University as founding faculty members of COP, which has graduated more than 250 pharmacists since the unique three-year PharmD program, which is the only one of its kind in Illinois, first began admitting students in July 2011. An expert in end-of-life care for patients and their families, Brock was recognized as Illinois Pharmacist of the Year, an award given annually since 1950 to one pharmacist exhibiting the highest level of professionalism and engagement, in part for groundbreaking work in the pain management and palliative care fields. "I am pleased to be recognized for all of my efforts as an Illinois pharmacist," said Brock, a native of Oak Park, Illinois, who first became a licensed pharmacist in 2003. Among her accomplishments, Brock has held a faculty placement as a clinical pharmacist for a hospice program at Alexian Brothers Medical Center in Elk Grove Village. She has published articles about the effectiveness of culinary grief therapy and treatment of symptoms at the end of life, an approach that is used today at the College of DuPage to help people cope with the loss of loved ones. Brock also has developed an elective course for Roosevelt students who learn how to manage pain and care for patients in hospice settings. She a founding member and trustee of the Society of Palliative Care Pharmacists, a national organization representing approximately 150 pharmacists working in pain management and palliative care, a relatively new area of practice for U.S. pharmacists. "I believe the pharmacist has a significant role to play in all aspects of patient care, including end-of-life care for patients and their families," said Brock. A pharmacist for more than two decades, Kahaleh was recognized as the state's leading volunteer pharmacist in 2017 for her work in engaging students in public health research as well as policy advocacy on behalf of pharmacists in Springfield. "Dr. Kahaleh has been extremely helpful as a professor and mentor," said Roosevelt third-year pharmacy student Alex Heinz, who earlier this year received a 2017 U.S. Public Health Service (USPHS) award for research he did in Kahaleh's class on the opioid painkiller, oxycodone. That research recently was accepted for publication in ICHP's KeePosted. "She encourages students to explore beyond their realm of studies and to put into practice in the real world what we have learned in the classroom." An advisor and vice president for the Polish-American Pharmacy Association, Kahaleh annually participates with Roosevelt pharmacy students on a trip to Springfield where they meet with legislators on issues of importance in the state's pharmacy arena. She also took part with a team of student pharmacists in a day of service on Sept. 14 at Roosevelt's Schaumburg Campus. "One of my goals has been to encourage students to become involved in the field, not only to help others, but also to achieve their own recognition as promising pharmacists," Kahaleh said.
Roosevelt University recognizes Hillary Clinton with Eleanor Roosevelt Social Justice AwardRoosevelt University honored Hillary Clinton for her lifetime commitment to social justice with the inaugural Eleanor Roosevelt Social Justice Award on Oct. 30 at the Auditorium Theatre. Roosevelt University officials, including Board of Trustees Chair Patricia Harris, presented the award on stage at the theatre following Clinton's public appearance for her book tour and new book, What Happened. "Your life's work resonates with Eleanor Roosevelt's statement that 'We must be able to show people that democracy is not about words, but action,'" Roosevelt University President Ali R. Malekzadeh said in honoring Clinton. Since its founding in 1945, Roosevelt University has been committed to education for democracy, citizenship and social justice. The University was named for Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt, who was chair of the University's first advisory board. She dedicated the University to "the enlightenment of the human spirit – through the constant search for truth, and to the growth of the human spirit through knowledge, understanding and good will." "We are proud of our legacy and our history – and we are proud that you are the first recipient of this award in Eleanor Roosevelt's name," Malekzadeh said. Roosevelt University, a private institution founded in 1945 on the principles of inclusion and social justice, has more than 4,500 students in five colleges. With campuses in the Chicago Loop and northwest suburban Schaumburg, Roosevelt offers 70 undergraduate and 40 graduate programs across five colleges and online, including arts and sciences, business, performing arts, education and pharmacy. Roosevelt has been ranked the third most racially diverse private university in the Midwest by U.S. News & World Report – Best Colleges Rankings. For more information, visit www.roosevelt.edu
Psychology Professor Steven Meyers wins one of nation's top teaching awardsFor more than two decades, Roosevelt Psychology Professor Steven Meyers has been one of the University's most respected instructors. Meyers of Chicago's South Loop was named Illinois Professor of the Year in 2007 by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. Now, 10 years later, Meyers, a clinical psychologist, expert in children's well-being and family relationships and a mentor to teaching fellows in Roosevelt's doctoral programs in psychology, has received one of psychology's highest honors in teaching – the 2017 Robert S. Daniel Teaching Excellence Award. Given annually to a single psychology professor from a four-year college or university by the American Psychological Association's Society for the Teaching of Psychology, the national honor was made to Meyers on Friday, Oct. 20 during the Society's annual conference in San Antonio, Texas. "This is the nation's most prestigious psychology teaching award," said Cami McBride, chair of Roosevelt's Department of Psychology who nominated Meyers for the honor. "Not only do you have to be a great teacher, but you also have to contribute to teaching as a profession. Steve has done both, and this is a wonderful addition to his legacy." A psychology faculty member at Roosevelt since 1996, Meyers each year teaches more than 100 freshmen in the University's Introduction to Psychology course. He has been an innovator and strong proponent for service-learning as part of his courses, and also teaches instructor development for graduate and doctoral psychology students at the University. "Dr. Meyers is incredible in the classroom," said Julie Klaber, a third-year graduate student in Roosevelt's award-winning PsyD program. She has taken Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy and Instructor Development Seminar with Meyers. "There's rarely a time when he just lectures at you," said Klaber. "Dr. Meyers is always doing something to engage students, and is definitely one of the best professors I've had." Amber Richardson, who received a bachelor's degree in psychology from Roosevelt in 2016, believes Meyers changed her life. "I met him as a sophomore when I took his Introduction to Psychology class. At the time, I didn't know what I wanted to major in and Dr. Meyers convinced me to go into psychology," Richardson said. Richardson took three courses and did her honor's thesis with Meyers, who recommended she apply for Roosevelt's Honors Program, which accepted her. The professor also helped Richardson find an internship at Marillac St. Vincent Family Services on Chicago's west side where she now works as a school-age teacher and birth-to-three-years-of-age teacher's aide. "He is wise and kind, and I still consider him my mentor," Richardson said of Meyers, who continues to mentor Richardson as she prepares to apply for graduate school. "I still keep in touch with him, and he is still supporting me to this day." Director of Roosevelt's undergraduate psychology programs, founder and director of the Initiative for Child and Family Studies and associate chair of the Department of Psychology, Meyers hopes the award will bring positive recognition to Roosevelt and its psychology program, which offers undergraduate and graduate programs and doctoral studies in the clinical psychology PsyD and industrial-organizational psychology PhD. "This is an opportunity to showcase our psychology program and the entire University, and a chance to show that we do teach well at Roosevelt," said Meyers, who has taught thousands of students during his Roosevelt career, helping them – above all, he hopes – to reach new heights in career as well as life. "Not only is Dr. Meyers an amazing teacher, but he's consistently paying forward to instruct future teachers who will one day follow in his footsteps. It is quite a legacy," said McBride.
A Conversation with Voices of the Holocaust Founder Julie Kohner on Oct. 23 at Roosevelt UniversityJulie Kohner, the daughter of two Holocaust survivors, shares the story of her mother, who survived four concentration camps. What: Julie Kohner, the daughter of two Holocaust survivors, shares the story of her mother, who survived four concentration camps. Kohner's mother first told her story in 1953 on This is Your Life. The historic segment will be presented at the event. Kohner also will sign copies of her parents' autobiography, Hanna and Walter: A Love Story, which will be available for purchase (cash or check only). The event is sponsored by Roosevelt University's Center for New Deal Studies in conjunction with community partner, the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center. When: Monday, Oct. 23, 2017, 11 a.m. Where: Roosevelt University 430 S Michigan Ave. Ganz Hall, 7th floor, Chicago, Illinois About Roosevelt University Roosevelt University, a private institution founded in 1945 on the principles of inclusion and social justice, has more than 4,500 students in five colleges. With campuses in the Chicago Loop and northwest suburban Schaumburg, Roosevelt offers 70 undergraduate and 40 graduate programs across five colleges and online, including arts and sciences, business, performing arts, education and pharmacy. Roosevelt has been ranked the third most racially diverse private university in the Midwest by U.S. News & World Report – Best Colleges Rankings.
Roosevelt University pharmacy professor recognized by state group for volunteer effortsAbby Kahaleh, one of the founding faculty members of Roosevelt University's College of Pharmacy, has been named as Illinois' top volunteer pharmacist for 2017. A resident of Schaumburg, Illinois, Kahaleh received the award from the Illinois Council of Health-System Pharmacists (ICHP) in September. The associate professor of pharmacy administration was recognized for engaging students in public health research as well as policy advocacy on behalf of pharmacists in Springfield. "One of my goals as a Roosevelt professor has been to encourage students to become involved in the field not only to help others but also to achieve their own recognition in the field," Kahaleh said. A pharmacist for more than two decades, Kahaleh has a bachelor's degree in pharmacy from the University of Damascus in Syria. She also received a Masters in Health Management and Policy degree and a Doctorate in Philosophy (Pharmacy) from the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, Michigan. She also has a Master in Pharmaceutical Sciences from the University of Toledo, Ohio, where her volunteering work included organizing a networking luncheon. "I enjoyed that first experience so much that it encouraged me to keep going with my volunteering work," Kahaleh said. As a Roosevelt professor, Kahaleh annually takes a group of Roosevelt pharmacy students to Springfield to meet with legislators on issues of importance to pharmacists. Kahaleh has also been a speaker for ICHP annual meetings where she has addressed many issues including improvements in medical safety and congressional advocacy needed to increase men's health issues awareness. She is an advisor and vice president for the Polish-American Pharmacy Association, which recently collaborated with the University to locate a volleyball court at the Schaumburg Campus. Approximately 20 students from Kahaleh's course participated in a cleanup of the court during Roosevelt's American Dream Service Day held in September. Earlier this year, Alex Heinz, a student in Kahaleh's public health research course, received a 2017 U.S. Public Health Service (USPHS) award for research that he did on the opioid painkiller, oxycodone. That research recently has been accepted for publication in the ICHP's KeePosted. Kahaleh also encouraged Heinz in a wide range of activism on behalf of pharmacy patients in the Northwest suburbs. "Dr. Kahaleh has been extremely helpful as a professor and mentor," said Heinz. "She encourages students to explore beyond their realm of studies to put into practice what we have learned in the real world." Classes that Kahaleh teaches at Roosevelt include: Research in Public Health Systems, Public Health and Health Policy, and Medication Safety. "We are proud that ICHP has recognized Dr. Kahaleh's contributions to the field of pharmacy," said Melissa Hogan, dean of the College of Pharmacy and associate professor of clinical science at Roosevelt University.
Roosevelt's winning piano students hail from seven different nationsRoosevelt University students who won this year's annual piano showcase competition hail from Singapore, Japan, South Korea, China, Brazil, Mexico and West Chicago, Illinois. Performing recitals this fall across Chicagoland, this year's group of winning Chicago College of Performing Arts (CCPA) student pianists is one of the most globally diverse ever to showcase its talent during CCPA's annual PianoFest. Running from Oct. 31 through Nov. 5, PianoFest will include performances by celebrated concert pianists, lecture-discussions and a piano master class with one of America's foremost pianists. Jeremy Denk, winner of a MacArthur "Genius" Fellowship, the Avery Fischer Prize and Musical America's Instrumentalist of the Year, is PianoFest 2017's featured guest artist, performing at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 3 and leading a master class for piano students at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 4 at Roosevelt University, 430 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago. PianoFest also includes an ongoing student recital tour by Roosevelt's showcase competition winners who auditioned earlier this month. The seven finalists were selected for the tour by a panel of judges. "We are proud to present this year's PianoFest and a highly diverse group of our best piano students who reflect the kind of talent and international student body that the CCPA Piano Program at Roosevelt is famous for," said Winston Choi, associate professor of piano, head of Roosevelt's Piano Program and chief PianoFest organizer. Dates and times for the free recitals are: 1 p.m. Friday Oct. 20 at Friendship Village in Schaumburg, 4:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 27 at Chicago Housing Authority's new Mulvey Place senior housing in Chicago's Lakeview neighborhood, and at 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 5 at Roosevelt's seventh-floor Ganz Hall. The student pianists who will be performing are: Nicholas Ho, a master's piano student and composer from Singapore. He will be performing two etudes by Sergei Rachmaninoff as well as two of his own etudes. "I am so very grateful for this opportunity. It will be a very important learning step for me," said Ho. Seungjin Han, a native of South Korea who is a freshman in CCPA's piano program. He will be performing two pieces from Maurice Ravel's Miroirs. "I'm very new to Chicago and CCPA and see these performances as a way to get to know my colleagues and to prepare for upcoming piano competitions," said Han. Luis Cruzaley, a master's piano performance student from Morelia, Mexico. Graduating in December, Cruzaley will perform Dmitri Shostokovich's Prelude in Fugue and two sonatas by Domenico Scarlatti. He called the Shostakovich piece "one of the deepest and darkest compositions for piano, yet one of the brightest for its powerful pursuing of hope and triumph." Yifeng Zhang, a second-year master's in piano performance student from Tianjin, China. He will perform Joseph Haydn's well-known Piano Sonata in E Flat Major. "This piece is well known throughout the world. During my performance, I will respect the composer's style, but will add my own expression," said Zhang. Yuri Tanaka, a new CCPA performance diploma student who is a native of Japan and studied there at the world-famous Yamaha Institute. She will perform Alexander Scriabin's Sonata Fantasy, which tells the story of the many moods of the sea. "I look forward to performing this piece for an audience," said Tanaka, who prepared this piece especially for Roosevelt's recent piano showcase competition. Elider Di Paulia, a Brazilian pianist and composer who is also pursuing the performance diploma in piano at CCPA. The creator and founder of Catartisco, a collective of emerging music and dance and other arts in Goiania, Brazil, he will perform Scriabin's Prelude and Nocturne for the Left Hand. "It is amazing that CCPA is giving us this opportunity," said Di Paulia. "It's a great way to get us in front of audiences and help us kick off our careers." Janna Williamson is a master's in piano performance student from West Chicago, Illinois, a church musician at the Church of the Resurrection in Wheaton, Illinois and an experienced accompanist who has worked with the Wheaton Symphony Chorus, the St. Charles Singers and the String Academy of Chicago. She will perform Sergei Prokofiev's Piano Sonata No. 4. "My experience at Roosevelt, particularly in working with my teacher on my technique, has been fantastic," said Williamson, who began studying at CCPA last year while continuing to teach and raise her four young children. For more information about PianoFest, view our events listing or call 312-341-2352.
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Tag Archives: Leonard Cohen's Montreal
"Leonard Cohen's Montreal: Refuge And Escape" Is Latest Addition To Leonard Cohen Online Directory
Leonard Cohen's Montreal: refuge and escape by Robert Everett-Green (The Globe and Mail: Oct. 14, 2016) is the most recent listing at Leonard Cohen Online Directory, a one page reference with links to the best and most useful Leonard Cohen online resources: discography, performance & interview videos, articles, press coverage, humor, … Leonard Cohen's Montreal: refuge and escape, a comprehensive view of the Cohen-Montreal connection with maps, is an entry in the Leonard Cohen's Montreal section of the Directory.
"Cohen Is Our Main Man" – Leonard Cohen On Front Page Of July 23, 1988 Montreal Daily News
The Leonard Cohen Testimonial For The Main Deli
I like this place because it's open all night. It fits with my schedule. Also the folks here are really nice. I come here a lot. The smoked meat tastes great, too.
Also note the interesting spelling of "Satruday" in the upper left dateline.
Posted by Masha via Statigram.
Note: Originally posted July 2, 2013 at DrHGuy.com, a predecessor of Cohencentric
"Leonard Cohen Wrote 'Suzanne' While Drinking Espresso In The Corner [Of Montreal's Cafe Prag]"
That Leonard Cohen wrote "Suzanne" while drinking espresso at Montreal's Cafe Prag (1433 Bishop) is the claim made by "All About Coffee" by Bonnie Buxton and Betty Guernsey (Montreal Gazette: Nov 15, 1974).
And Expo 67 guide listed the site:
Cafe Prag: 1433 Bishop (between St. Catherine and Burnside): Basement cafe with young folksingers and such. Two entrances directly to cafe on either side of main entrance to 1433 Bishop.
While several articles mention Cafe Prag as a location for live music (predominantly folk singing and jazz), political discussions, and meetings of McGill University clubs as well as a hangout for hippies and hipster-predecessors, it apparently disappeared without leaving an image online. The most recent tenant at 1433 Bishop, Montreal appears to be Le Gourmet Burger, held by some to be "the best place to have a great burger in Montreal."
Leonard Cohen's Montreal
The best articles about Leonard Cohen's Montreal homes and haunts as well as videos and a list of pertinent landmarks can be found at Resources: Leonard Cohen's Montreal.
Credit Due Department: Photo by Jeangagnon – Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikipeia
Note: Originally posted October 10, 2014 at DrHGuy.com, a predecessor of Cohencentric. Photo added at reposting.
Adam Cohen's "We Go Home" Mini-documentary Offers Window Onto Leonard Cohen's Hydra & Montreal Homes
Co-starring Cass Cohen
A video promotion for Adam Cohen's "We Go Home" album focuses on recording sessions that took place in his father's homes in Montreal and on Hydra and thus offers many views of these residences.
Also featured are several Hydra scenes (other than Cohen's home) and appearances (including a speaking part) by Cass, Adam Cohen's son and Leonard Cohen's grandson.
Adam Cohen – We Go Home – EPK
Note: Originally posted July 16, 2014 at DrHGuy.com, a predecessor of Cohencentric
Leonard Cohen's "In My Secret Life" Official Video Set In Montreal's Habitat 67
Excerpted from MTV Architecture: Famous Buildings In Music Videos by James Bartolacci (Architizer: June 13, 2013)
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Leonard Cohen – "In My Secret Life"
Moshe Safdie's experimental housing complex, which was conceived as his master's thesis at McGill University, acts as a visual metaphor for Leonard Cohen's mysterious subconscious in the likewise experimental music video for "In My Secret Life." Apparently Cohen's secret life is filled with the routine domesticity of an egg-headed family depicting some kind of existential crisis. We're not really sure.
Video: Leonard Cohen – In My Secret Life
Leonard Cohen – In My Secret Life
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Court concludes recording of Baig's statementTNN | Feb 16, 2013, 12.25 AM IST
PUNE: The district and sessions court here on Friday concluded its recording of lone conspirator Mirza Himayat Inayat Baig's statement in the German Bakery bomb blast.
Baig refuted the prosecution's charges of his alleged involvement in the bakery blast which killed 17 people and injured 64 on February 13, 2010. Additional sessions judge N P Dhote asked Baig 526 questions under section 313 of the Criminal Procedure Code at the fag end of the trial.
On Saturday, Dhote will finalise the date on which the prosecution and the defence will open their arguments in the case.
In his statement, Baig said he was picked up by five or six policemen from the Latur bus depot on August 19, 2010. He said he had gone to Latur to appear for the MH-CET examination two days before he was taken into custody. He alleged that one of the policemen had held a revolver against his back and warned him not to raise an alarm as there were other bus passengers around.
Baig said he was first taken to the Pune office of the anti-terrorism squad (ATS) and later to Mumbai. He said he was shown as arrested on September 7, 2010.
Baig complained of illegal detention and ill-treatment by the police, including having been given electric shocks. He said the ATS had taken him in a vehicle and shown him the bakery from a distance. He further alleged that the police took him to a remote place after blindfolding him and threatened to kill him in an encounter. He said he was again brought to Pune where his police custody was obtained on September 8. He said he did not complain against the ATS, alleging that they had threatened him with dire consequences.
Baig told the court that he had gone to Colombo in 2010 to sell garments and perfumes, but failed to do business. He said he neither found employment there. He then returned to India.
Baig further claimed that he had gone to attend the marriage of his friend in Aurangabad when the bakery blast occurred. He said he had no enmity with the bakery owner, its employees or customers. He denied having forged documents to conceal his identity. He alleged that he was implicated as the police had failed to arrest the main suspects in the case. He appealed to the court to give him justice and acquit him of all charges.
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