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Dr. Gibson: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport what contribution his Department makes to the preservation of Britain's ecclesiastical heritage. [153777]
Mr. Alan Howarth: The Department fully recognises the importance of this country's ecclesiastical heritage, and contributes to its preservation in England through grant in aid to English Heritage, which funds conservation work for places of worship listed Grade I and II. The Heritage lottery fund, too, has contributed substantial sums from the national lottery to repairs and new facilities for historic churches throughout the country. The Department further supports the Churches Conservation Trust's work in caring for historic churches no longer in use for regular worship. We will shortly be introducing a new UK-wide grant scheme for listed places of worship which will substantially increase the amount of public support for repairs to our heritage of fine ecclesiastical buildings.
Mr. Hopkins: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport if he will make a statement on the role of Channel 4 in a multi-channel broadcasting environment. [153915]
Janet Anderson: As the Government made clear in the White Paper "A New Future For Communications", published last December, we will maintain Channel 4 as a public service broadcaster in the multi-channel environment with a remit which complements and provides competition to the BBC and the ITV companies. We will also ensure that Channel 4 continues to provide distinctive and innovative programming.
Mr. Gareth R. Thomas: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport what payments the Royal Parks Agency has received from the London marathon in each of the last five years. [153962]
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Mr. Alan Howarth: Responsibility for the subject of this question has been delegated to the Royal Parks Agency under its chief executive, William Weston, I have asked him to arrange for a reply to be given.
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Mr. Peter Ainsworth: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport what the budgeted figure was for the proceeds of the auction of the content of the millennium dome; and what figure was achieved. [154235]
Janet Anderson [holding answer 16 March 2001]: The New Millennium Experience Company (NMEC) budgeted £2 million after commission but before auctioneer's fees from the sale of the dome's surplus content. Subject to final reconciliation, the auction realised £3.2 million after commission but before fees.
Mr. Peter Ainsworth: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport how much Millennium Commission funding remains to be drawn down by the New Millennium Experience Company; and if he will make a statement. [154238]
Janet Anderson [holding answer 16 March 2001]: The New Millennium Experience Company (NMEC) has so far drawn down £10 million of the £47 million grant from the Millennium Commission. £37 million remains.
Mr. Luff: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport what assessment he has made of the impact of the closure of British Waterways' canal network on the long-term viability of canal-based tourism operators. [154218]
Janet Anderson [holding answer 16 March 2001]: The decision to close access to all its waterways located in affected and restricted areas from the beginning of the month to help limit the spread of foot and mouth disease was made by British Waterways.
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The Government have established a taskforce chaired by my right hon. Friend the Minister for the Environment to consider the implications of the outbreak of foot and mouth disease for the rural economy. The implications for the canal network (and other waterways) will be within the ambit of this group, which will be considering actions to help those caught up in the crisis and measures to help the rural economy once the outbreak has been eradicated.
Judy Mallaber: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport what plans he has to widen access to culture and to support the creative talent of people of all ages. [154772]
Mr. Chris Smith: I am tomorrow publishing a Green Paper entitled "Culture and Creativity: The Next Ten Years". The paper looks forward to a future in which individual creative talent is given the support it needs from childhood to flourish; in which artists and cultural institutions are freed from bureaucratic controls; and in which freedom to explore and enjoy creativity and culture is available to all.
The Green Paper sets out how the Government seek to secure that future, both through cultural policy initiatives--such as creative partnerships between schools and cultural institutions and free access to national museums and galleries--and through the key role culture and creativity play in the Government's educational and industrial policies.
Copies of the Green Paper have been placed in the Libraries of both Houses.
Sir Richard Body: To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food what steps he has taken to persuade the Commission of the EU to enforce the Pigs Directive (91/630/EEC) in respect of countries that have failed to take action in accordance with it. [154020]
Mr. Morley: Where we have hard evidence of a failure to enforce EU welfare rules, we do not hesitate to bring the matter to the attention of the EU Commission. However, while allegations of this kind are made from time to time, the evidence is not usually provided.
Mr. Baker: To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, pursuant to his answer of 21 December 2000, Official Report, column 330W, on animal welfare, if a date and agenda have now been set for the next meeting of the interdepartmental group on animal welfare. [154245]
Mr. Morley [holding answer 16 March 2001]: The next meeting of the interdepartmental group on animal welfare is scheduled for early April. The agenda is likely to include items on the Protection of Animals (Amendment) Act 2000, WTO and animal welfare and the Review of the Dangerous Wild Animals Act 1976.
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Dr. David Clark: To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what the average percentage increase in salaries of non-industrial civil servants, excluding members of the senior civil service, was in his Department for 2000-01. [152796]
Mr. Wilson [holding answer 14 March 2001]: The headline pay settlement for Foreign and Commonwealth Office staff was 2.5 per cent. on the pay bill and, together with the additional funds from staff turnover, staff in post received performance-related increases averaging 4.5 per cent.
Mr. McNamara: To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what the result was of his review of ethnic minority origin categories for the 2001 census; and what measures he will take to include the Irish in Britain among the categories used for monitoring recruitment and other activities that may benefit from equal opportunities best practice. [153808]
Mr. Wilson: There was no review of ethnic minority origin categories for the 2001 census. My Department follows Cabinet Office guidance with respect to the use of ethnic minority origin categories for monitoring purposes. New guidance is expected shortly which will include the Irish in British category. Our ethnic monitoring questionnaire will be updated over the next year and the new categories will be used from April 2002, in line with Cabinet Office guidance.
Mr. Llew Smith: To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs if he will make a statement on the expanded plutonium disposition planning group. [154204]
Mr. Wilson: There has been no formal expansion of the G8 plutonium disposition planning group (PDPG). However, on 9 March in Brussels, the Russian and US co-chairs of the PDPG gave a briefing on the state of the plutonium disposition programme to other interested Governments and industry representatives.
Russia and the US gave presentations on the development of the programme so far, and took questions.
Mr. Llew Smith: To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, pursuant to his answer of 12 February 2001, Official Report, column 47W, if the paper on fuel leasing to which the United Kingdom is committed under the action points agreed in the meeting of the Plutonium Disposition Planning Group held in Rome on 6 and 7 February has been produced; and if he will place a copy in the Library once it is ready. [154230]
Mr. Wilson: A provisional version of the paper on fuel leasing has been produced and is awaiting comments from the rest of the G8. The UK will then revise the paper in the light of these comments.
It is a document communicated in confidence between Governments.
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While on Long Island this past weekend, I found a really pleasant restaurant: Tweed's Restaurant and Buffalo Bar, in Riverhead, NY. The place is named for Boss Tweed, the notorious New York Democratic Party head in the mid-1800s, eventually jailed for the corruption he was widely known for. According to the restaurant's history, Tweed and other New York politicians often came there and stayed at the associated hotel.
We knew none of that, of course. We just parked on Main Street and walked along, seeking a place for lunch on Sunday, and Tweed's looked inviting.
When we opened the door, we were greeted by a large, friendly, mustachioed man who seated us. He and our waiter took our drink orders, and as those arrived the first gentleman returned with a glass of single malt Scotch whiskey. "Here," he said, "have a taste of this," and he told us about some folks from Scotland who'd been there the previous night, and how they all tasted some varieties and decided that this was the best. It turned out to be a shot of Lagavulin that he'd given us to try.
And he turned out to be Ed Tuccio, the owner of the place, the restaurant and hotel (and, as waiter Brian told us, "half of Riverhead" as well). Brian was a friendly as Ed was, and seemed genuinely to like working there and to enjoy their food himself. And he did a great "Louis Armstrong growl" as Andrew, who was playing tunes on the piano, played Wonderful World and we both sang along a bit (Brian far better than I).
The decor is friendly, as well. The walls sport items associated with bison (including a huge bison head, purported, according to the web site, to be from an animal shot by Teddy Roosevelt) and with the history of the restaurant and the area. There are old maps, old photos, posters, and framed newspaper clippings. It's neither too bright nor too dark, though we sat by the window, in the brightest part of the place.
We had sautéed soft-shell crabs and a wrap filled with local duck, crispy onions, cabbage, and an Asian-style sauce; both were delicious. Brian also highly recommended cod, and bison rib-eye steak. What we didn't know then, but discovered from the web site, is that their chefs were trained at the Culinary Institute of America, making the wonderful cooking no surprise at all.
During a break from his playing, Andrew told us about Ed's bison farm, just a couple of miles north of the restaurant, so we took a drive up there after lunch, and had a look. Not at all what one expects to see on Long Island.
What a great meal, nice atmosphere, and friendly people! I certainly want to go back there.


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"Shoulders Back, Toes Out, Move Forward"
President Antoinette M. Hays, PhD, RN
May 12, 2012
Dear Graduates, before I begin I'd like to acknowledge Sister Elizabeth Cawley, CSJ, who is presiding at this Commencement at the conclusion of her role as Dean of the School of Liberal Arts, Education and Social Science. Sister Betty… [APPLAUSE]
Dear Graduates, families, friends. You have just marched up the hill to this increasingly crowded Commencement tent. You have just taken your seats for our Regis College community celebration of your accomplishments.
We applaud you.
Board Chair Donna M. Norris, MD; honorary degree recipient and commencement speaker, Amy Lind Corbett '79, Esq., regional head of FAA; President Antoinette M. Hays, PhD, RN; honorary degree recipient and commencement speaker, Carolyn Lynch, President of the Lynch Foundation
And my word to you is "Shoulders Back, Toes Out, Move Forward!"
It is advice my mother, a dancer and CEO of a dance school gave me all my life. It is advice I give you for your lives. The march up the hill is not your last march; it is the beginning of something new. The march up the hill is not a finale; it is but the prelude. Everything in the universe has rhythm. Everything dances, said poet Maya Angelou.
And I know from the videos of the recent hip hop concert on campus that the undergraduates on this campus know how to dance, how to rap, and how to make poems.
Peter and Carolyn Lynch at the podium
Our English professors have reminded me of a line from William Butler Yeats: "Who can tell the dancer from the dance?" Our science professors tell me that the dance is the dance of life, cosmic, chemical, biological. And the economists point to the procession out of our national recession, the emergence of more and more jobs, and the challenge of new markets, whether in education, business, health administration, or something else. Our clinicians face the dance every day in contemporary hospitals and clinics. Sometimes you may be dancing in the rain; other times, you will be flying like Billy Elliot.
In today's world, even the experts do not know all the opportunities there are to be creative, innovative, and productive. In this presidential election year, with the announcement that the war in Afghanistan is winding down, we live at a time when numerous institutions are reconfiguring. Like the Sisters of Saint Joseph, you will be the ones who will divide up the city, identify the needs of each sector, and find new, entrepreneurial ways to meet them. That's what will grow our national economy and bring new beginnings to the world.
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His farm has been in business for thirty seven years, and people from all over the country are taking notice. Katie Dougherty, is on a mission to find the perfect Christmas tree for her mother in Pennsylvania. "That's all she wanted for Christmas, so she'll get it delivered on Thanksgiving."
She opted for a Fraser fir-- that's one of the seven species they sell.
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Feeling inspired, I set out to find and cut my annual evergreen. Helm's Farm allows you to choose and cut your own using a kid friendly saw.
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We caught up with fashion designer, Richie Rich at The City Winery in NYC Feb. 15 and he confessed he's discovered the 'next Elton John,' and his name is Josh Charles. Richie was out and about to support the release of Josh's new album Love, Work & Money."He's great … the next Elton John," Richie told HollywoodLife.com.
When we told Josh how Richie was gushing over him he was incredibly flattered. "Early Elton John is one of my favorite things. The funny thing is, early Elton was influenced by the same people I'm influenced by," said Josh. "I think that sometimes we get compared because our vocal chambers are somewhat similar. It's a compliment to me."
Richie is a big fan of Josh's style of music — its called "Notown," a mixture of New Orleans and Motown influence.
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Special Report: The mainstream U.S. media obsesses over Russian "propaganda" yet the U.S. government created a "psyops" bureaucracy three decades ago to flood the world with dubious information, reports Robert Parry.
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Special Report: The mainstream U.S. media obsesses over Russian "propaganda" yet the U.S. government created a "psyops" bureaucracy three decades ago to flood the world with dubious information, reports Robert Parry.
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"We will know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false" ~ Wm Casey, Feb 1981 in Oval Office meeting, recorded by Barbara HoneggerReplyDelete
A month later Ronnie was Bushwhacked.... CIA 5412 Commission allowed extrajudicial assassinations with VP approval.
The Worldwide Church of God pulled an issue of the Plain Truth with an "unflattering cover photo of Ronald Reagan" on the Sabbath. This shows that Mr Armstrong did not keep the Sabbath as I (and others) do. In 1883 a lot of highly reputable Australian WCG ministers left. These include Kevin O. Lulham and Alan King Snr (Blaxland Church pastor). I wonder if the US government psyops was involved in the WCG's 1983 self-destruct?ReplyDelete
These are very revealing to a person in poor standing in WCG at that time. I would not be surprised if fine men like Dexter H. Faulkner, whose reputation was destroyed, were shocked by connections in CIA/psyops weirdo stuff to the Church leadership, possibly including the top of the hierarchy.
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"SAN FRANCISCO – Charlie Liteky, an Army chaplain in Vietnam who won the Medal of Honor for rescuing more than 20 wounded men but later gave it back in protest and became a peace activist, has died. Longtime friend Richard Olive said Liteky died Friday night at the Veterans Administration Hospital in San Francisco. He was 85.
The Army awarded Liteky the highest military decoration for his actions on Dec. 6, 1967, when his company came under intense fire from an enemy battalion in Bien Hoa province. Despite painful wounds in the neck and foot, Liteky carried more than 20 men to the landing zone to be evacuated during the fierce firefight.
"Noticing another trapped and seriously wounded man, Chaplain Liteky crawled to his aid," the Army's official citation reads. "Realizing that the wounded man was too heavy to carry, he rolled on his back, placed the man on his chest and through sheer determination and fortitude crawled back to the landing zone using his elbows and heels to push himself along."
He left the priesthood and in 1983, married former Catholic nun and peace activist Judy Balch in San Francisco. His wife introduced him to refugees from El Salvador, "teenagers, whose fathers had been killed and tortured. I didn't believe it, but I kept going to more and more of these meetings and it became clear these people weren't blowing in the wind," Liteky told the San Francisco Chronicle in a March, 2000 interview.
Twenty years after his heroic actions in Vietnam, Liteky left the Medal of Honor -- awarded under the name of Angelo J. Liteky -- and a letter to President Ronald Reagan at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington in protest of the country's foreign policy in Central America, where U.S.-backed dictators were fighting bloody wars against left-leaning rebels.
After that, Liteky spent years protesting against the U.S. Army School of the Americas, an academy at Fort Benning, Georgia, where the U.S. Army trained soldiers from Central and South America and the Caribbean. He was sentenced to one year in federal prison in 2000 for entering the school without permission and splashing its rotunda with their own blood.
In 2003, he traveled to Baghdad with other peace protesters to bear witness to the war and work with children in an orphanage and at hospitals.
Olive said Saturday he remembers Liteky for his humility. "It was three years after I met Charlie and bonded a fast friendship that I learned he was a Medal of Honor recipient" when Liteky told him about his plans to renounce the medal, Olive said.
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El salvador people who fledd worldwide seem to have suffered very unfairly.Delete
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Congressional Medal of Honor recipient addresses U.S. forces in Iraq.
By Charlie Liteky
May 7, 2003
"By way of introduction, my name is Charlie Liteky, a U.S. citizen, a Vietnam Veteran, and a Congressional Medal of Honor recipient. However, I renounced the Medal of Honor on July 29,1986 in opposition to U.S foreign policy in Central America. What the U.S. was supporting in El Salvador and Nicaragua, namely the savagery and domination of the poor, reminded me of what I was a part of in Vietnam 15 years earlier.
I placed the medal at the apex of the Vietnam Memorial Wall into which are etched the names of 58 thousand young American men. In depth study of the Vietnam War revealed political and military liars insensitive to the value of human life, inclusive of their own countrymen. The biggest liar was the Commander in Chief of U.S. armed forces, President Lyndon Johnson, who lied to Congress about the Gulf of Tonkin incident. It was this lie that motivated Congress to vote the money for the war. As a veteran of an ill-fated war, in the waning years of my life, I'd like to share some reflections on my country's attack on Iraq.
Once again, I find myself in protest of a U.S. military action that no court in the world will declare legal. The U.S. attack on the sovereign country of Iraq fails to meet any of the necessary provisions of a just war. Iraq on the other hand, met the most fundamental condition for a country to use military force against an adversary, namely the defense of its homeland against an unjust aggressor. But, because of the incredible superiority of the U.S. military, there was no possibility of a successful defense.
In its attack on Iraq, the U.S. violated the UN Charter, international law and universal standards of morality. This is borne out by the worldwide condemnation of the U.S. attack by mainstream religious denominations and spiritual leaders.
Claiming liberation of the Iraqi people as a just cause for a war that kills thousands of innocents is hypocrisy at its worst. If liberation of an oppressed people were the real motive behind the invasion of Iraq - why did the U.S. wait 25 years to act? Why did the U.S. refrain from condemning Saddam Hussein's use of chemical weapons in its war with Iran in the 80s? Why did the U.S. fail to prevent chemicals critical to the production of biological weapons from reaching Iraq? How is it that what we condemn today we approved yesterday?
Many Iraqi people rejoiced at the sight of their American/British liberators, but many more did not, because they had no legs to walk to the sites of celebration, no arms to wave in jubilation or they had no life left to celebrate. The sanitary military term for such people is "collateral damage."
I first came to Iraq in November of 2002 in response to the bellicose words of war coming from the President of the U.S. and his staff. When I think of children, the most vulnerable of the innocents. In my imagination I could hear them crying, I could see the terror in their eyes and faces as they heard the planes overhead, followed by bombs exploding. I wanted to be with them to offer what small comfort I could.
This cartoon [of a sly, American eagle with its talons deeply planted in Iraqi earth] published in the Jordan Times on April 23, 2003 depicts what many Arab people believe is the U.S. motivation behind its attack on Iraq, namely, a deep-rooted, long-lasting presence. Recently, newspapers have reported that plans are underway to establish four military bases in Iraq...."
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- AnonymousMarch 29, 2017 at 5:58 AM
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"What the cartoon does not include is the U.S. interest in and access to Iraq's immense oil reserves. A two-time Medal of Honor recipient, General Smedley Butler, said that "War is a Racket" and that he spent his 33 year military career being a bodyguard for U.S. business interests. I submit that protecting U.S. business interests, sometimes referred to as "national interests" is still the primary mission of the U.S. military. Wartime profits go to a select few at the cost of many. Again to quote Gen. Smedley Butler:
"War is a racket. It always has been. It is possibly the oldest, easily the most profitable, surely the most vicious. It is the only one international in scope. It is the only one in which the profits are reckoned in dollars and the losses in lives. A racket is best described, I believe, as something that is not what it seems to the majority of the people. Only a small 'inside' group knows what it is about. It is conducted for the benefit of the very few, at the expense of the very many. Out of war a few people make huge fortunes."
This letter containing some of my reflections is not meant to cast blame for an attack on Iraq on U.S. military personnel. I'm sure you believe that what you are a part of is right and just. I once believed the same of my participation in the Vietnam War. I share my thoughts and conclusions as gifts of truth revealed to me through years of studying U.S. foreign policy."
Charlie Liteky
Vietnam Veteran
PS: God be with you in your search for truth, your quest for justice, and your efforts to help a beautiful people.
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Birth name Charles James Liteky
Other name(s) Angelo Liteky
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Service/branch United States Army
Years of service 1966–1971
Rank Captain (Chaplain)
Unit 12th Infantry Regiment, 199th Infantry Brigade
Battles/wars Vietnam War
Awards Medal of Honor
Liteky spent one year in federal prison and paid a 10,000 dollar fine and a similar sentence ten years earlier for the same offense of trespassing at Ft. Benning, Georgia in protest of the U.S. policy in South America.
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LISTEN a while, the moon is a lovely woman, a lonely woman, lost in a silver dress, lost in a circus riders silver
Listen a while, the lake by night is a lonely woman, a lovely woman, circled with birches and pines mixing their green and
white among stars shattered in spray clear nights.
I know the moon and the lake have twisted the roots under my heart the same as a lonely woman, a lovely woman, in a silver
dress, in a circus riders silver dress.
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Welcome to the Santa Rosa Junior College Children's Center. The philosophy of the Children's Center is this: we believe that a high quality early childhood program provides a safe and nurturing environment that promotes the physical, social, emotional, cognitive and creative development of young children while responding to the needs of families and our community.
The Children's Center is located in the Robert Call Child Development Center on the south side of campus next to the Armory. There are currently six children's classrooms in use: the Rose infant room for children 6-18 months old; the Rose and Heather toddler rooms for children 18-36 months old; and the Blue, Teal, and Raspberry preschool rooms for children 3 - 5 years old. Each classroom may be viewed from an adjacent observation room.
We invite you to use our center as an observation/learning site. In order to facilitate use of the center, we ask that you respect our department philosophy regarding studying young children.
The Child Development Department advocates the naturalistic approach to studying young children.
Naturalistic studies look at what children do under normal, everyday circumstances.
We do not allow students to use an experimental approach where the environment is modified to elicit certain types of behavior or where specific tasks are presented to assess the child's developmental level.
- Your child development instructor will issue you the pass code to enter the observation rooms. Additionally, you must wear your student ID card with a sticker that will be issued to you by your instructor. The pass code and stickers change each semester. Parents who wish to use the observation rooms will be issued a sticker and pass code by the Children's Center office. NOTE: NEITHER THE CHILDREN'S CENTER OFFICE NOR THE CHILD DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT OFFICE WILL ISSUE YOU THE PASSCODE. IF YOU FORGET TO BRING THE CODE, YOU WILL NEED TO RE-SCHEDULE YOUR OBSERVATION. PLEASE DO NOT DISTURB THE OFFICE STAFF (It may seem like a small question to you, but there are literally thousands of observations done each semester, and these interruptions add up.)
- ALL visitors/observers MUST sign-in each time they enter an Observation Room. A binder with the sign-in sheets will be kept on the counter in each Observation Room.
- This is a learning environment. Turn off and put away your cell phone, tablet, IPod, and laptop. You may not take or make phone calls, write or read text messages, take photographs or videos, make audio recordings, listen to music, or play games while observing in the observation rooms, in the classroom, or in the play yard.
No photographs and No videos may be taken in the center or observation rooms. No exceptions!
- While you are observing downstairs, you are under the supervision of the Children's Center staff, and you must comply with their instructions or directions.
- Remember that what you observe here is to remain confidential. Your discussions regarding the children and teachers should occur in your classroom with your instructor. Parents of enrolled children and child development staff use the observation rooms too - please conduct yourselves accordingly.
- Enter the observation room quietly.
- Limit conversation. If it is necessary to talk, please use a quiet voice, preferably a whisper. Close the door quietly when you leave. In order to be unobtrusive, leave the lights off or very low. Do not tap on the windows.
- Do not smoke, eat or drink in the room. There is no smoking permitted anywhere on the SRJC campus.
- In each observation room you will find guidelines for the operation of the microphone system, the classroom's daily schedule, and a photo of the children with their first names. We also list the quarter of the year they were born, plus the year. We do not give out more specific information (i.e. last names and date of birth for security reasons). More information about each child is available through your instructor. Please do not solicit further information about the children or the families from staff. Additional information will not be provided and is kept confidential.
- You may stay in the observation room for a longer period, as long as you do not prevent someone from using the room.
- Do not talk to or interact with the children or staff.
- All indoor observations must be made from the observation room. Please do not locate yourself in the classroom. If you need to make an outdoor observation, please put on an outside observer tag, located in the observation room. Enter the play yard through the classroom and sit on the designated bench. Replace the tag in the observation room when you leave. Remember, stay in the yard for which your tag is designated. Do not stand at the fence to view the yards.
- If you go into the play yard, keep your belongings with you at all times – if you move from one spot to another in the play yard, take your backpack or purse along. Otherwise children could start exploring the contents and come upon inappropriate or unsafe items.
- When to do your observation? The center is open from 8:30 - 4:30 Monday through Thursday and from 8:30-3:00 on Fridays. By Friday afternoons, the number of children in the classrooms drops off precipitously so this might be a good time to observe the environment - but not such a great time to observe lots of children.
- Nap time is a major event that extends from approximately 12:15 – 2:00 or 2:30 for the toddlers and 12:30 – 2:00 for the preschoolers. Some children's nap time extends even longer. About half of the preschoolers are "non-nappers", so observers can watch preschoolers at play outdoors or in the Raspberry room at that time. On rainy days, the non-nappers will go into the Raspberry preschool. Students who need to observe active toddlers should plan to observe before or after nap time.
- Students who are observing a particular child in a particular room may also need to be aware of "walk days." Each room takes the children for walks (actually rides in the carts) on certain days. Here's the intended schedule (which is subject to change):
Wednesday: Heather Toddler 10:30 – 12:00
Thursday: Rose Toddler 10:30 –12:00
Friday: Blue & Teal Preschools 9:30 – 12:00 (small groups not entire class)
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Verdadera is a publication created by and for Monta Vista High School students for the purpose of instigating communication concerning the reality of high school within the community. Verdadera, meaning "truthfully" in Spanish, is a bluntly honest publication that explores issues MVHS students face. It is comprised of artwork and real-life experiences submitted anonymously by MVHS students, parents, teachers, and alumni, as well as professional advice regarding the issue.
If you would like to learn more about Verdadera, including where to submit your experiences or opinions, where to find past issues, who to contact, and more, visit the Verdadera web site at http://mvhsverdadera.org/.


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The Chiefs activated defensive back Sanders Commings from injured reserve Tuesday and waived safety Bradley McDougald.
Commings, the Chiefs' fifth-round pick from Georgia in this year's NFL Draft, spent the first nine weeks on injured reserve with the designation to return.
McDougald, an undrafted free agent who played at Kansas, appeared in one game, playing on special teams in the Chiefs' victory over the Raiders. He was active for one other game but didn't play. He spent three weeks on the team's practice squad.


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Lou Reed: Fans pay tribute at New York memorial
Fans and family of rock musician Lou Reed have paid tribute to the late star at a music-rich public memorial on the streets of New York.
Billed as a "simple celebration", the event saw fans dance to Reed's hits which were played over loudspeakers.
His widow, performance artist Laurie Anderson, greeted well-wishers as they enjoyed the music.
The former Velvet Underground frontman died on 27 October after complications from a liver transplant.
The memorial was previewed on Reed's Facebook page as a gathering with "no speeches, no live performances, just Lou's voice, guitar music and songs - playing the recordings selected by his family and friends."
His hits could be heard for three hours on Thursday across the plaza next to the city's Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, and featured many high points of his long career.
Janet Baletti, a fan for 40 years, travelled from New Jersey for the event, and said: "I always felt like he was a genius and he always will be.
"He had such a beautiful aura about him," she added.
Reed's music frequently made reference to New York, a fact acknowledged by local fan Alan Bako.
"I like his music and I like the idea that he's a real New Yorker," Bako said. "I remember when I saw him at the Fillmore East with the Velvet Underground in the late 1960s," he said, in reference to the legendary New York club.
Known for tracks including Perfect Day and Walk on the Wild Side, Reed was considered one of the most influential singers and songwriters in rock.
The Velvet Underground became renowned for their fusion of art and music and for collaborating with Andy Warhol.
As a solo artist, the musician released 20 studio albums. His last, Hudson River Wind Meditations, was released in 2007.
Meanwhile, it has been announced that long-serving Rolling Stone magazine music critic and writer Anthony DeCurtis is to write a biography of Lou Reed.
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We counsel the I.R.S. on all aspects of determining and collecting federal taxes. We litigate for the U.S. in the Tax Court defending proposed assessments and in other Tax Court procedures. We refer collection and bankruptcy cases to the U.S. Attorney and Justice Department for suit and defense. We also counsel on tax and financial crimes.
With review, supervision, and some mentoring, students would be able to substantially participate in all activities outlined in item 2 with the exception of appearing before the courts as counsel. They would be able to "second chair" in some cases. They would conduct conferences with taxpayers, issue and respond to discovery, subpoena witnesses, and make similar trial preparations. They would be able to take a case from answer to second chair to preparing post trial briefs. Often such cases take more than one semester to complete, so the student would likely work on segments of several cases. The student would also research and write suit and defense letters as well as advisory memoranda on various tax, collection, bankruptcy, and/or criminal topics.
Courses in tax law, bankruptcy, Article 9 UCC, and Trial Practice would tend to distinguish a student as most suitable for work in our office, but these are not specifically required for an externship. The student should have a satisfactory history of filing and paying taxes and be able to pass an FBI background check. Spring externs are encouraged to accept an offer as soon as possible to allow for the completion of the background check prior to the start of the externship. Initial background forms and a transcript should be included with the application packet.
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M V NADKARNI is Senior Fellow at the Institute for Social and Economic Change, Bangalore.
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MAHADEV CHAKRAVARTI is Lecturer in History, Calcutta University P G Centre, Agartala.
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Frozen Duo Writing a Song for Neil Patrick Harris to Sing at the Oscars
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Neil Patrick Harris doing a megamusical number at the Oscars was pretty much a foregone conclusion, and now it's a done deal: Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez, the Oscar-winning husband-and-wife duo who wrote the songs for Frozen, are writing a song for NPH, the parties announced today. Robert Lopez is an EGOT (daytime Emmys count!) who co-wrote Avenue Q and The Book of Mormon, and Harris is certainly no slouch in the song-and-dance department. Will anything ever top "Bigger," the 2013 Tony opener written by Lin-Manuel Miranda and Tom Kitt? We shall see.


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Spring 2017 - Learning Analytics Research Group (LARG)
Join Ben Bederson (Associate Provost of Learning Initiatives), Alice Donlan (TLTC Director of Research), and Patrick Killion (FIRE Director).
- Wednesdays, 9-10am (w/ donuts and coffee), 4123 McKeldin Library
- Meeting schedule: Feb 1 (2nd week of classes) - May 3 (ends one week before last week of classes)
- Data Access policy and process
The goal of this group is to support each other as we work on using data to understand educational activity, interventions and programs. This approach towards evidence-based education uses data to inform decisions about how to structure classes, programs and university experiences.
This semester, we will offer two activities:
- The group will meet weekly to learn about tools, share our work for internal critical feedback, read papers, and listen to speakers. While we won't take attendance, we expect a general commitment to attend regularly so we can have a consistent cohort. While we will meet 1 hour per week, this group is designed for people that are doing some work with institutional data outside of the group. Conceptually, I see this group as a hybrid user's group of campus data and a scholarly community. You are free to use any tools that you feel comfortable with, but we will spend some time teaching and learning from each other how to use R, Tableau and SQLite.
- Graduate students can optionally sign up for 1-3 credits of TLTC 708 (syllabus) to work on a project based on institutional data. See project ideas below.
In partnership with IRPA, campus participants will be provided with access to anonymized historical student records (including grades, transfer credits, major declarations, and degrees granted) to be used for this course. Access will be provided for campus members only that sign an MOU (and graduate students must also sign an IRB).
All LARG participants will get free access to DataCamp! This is an website that teaches how to use R for data science through video lectures, and interactive training. Email me after you have RSVP'd and I will give you access, or you can wait until the first day of class.
Note that all communications for the course (and LARG more generally) will be through this Google Group.
RSVP necessary - limit 40 people - please fill out this simple form.
Project Ideas: Grad students taking this course for credit will work on projects (ideally in small groups) with an institutional mentor. We will develop these ideas in the first few weeks of the course, but here are some sample project ideas to get you started:
- Subsequent course analysis. Analyze impact of course characteristics in a 2 course sequence - i.e., instructor, time of day, gap between courses, Fall/Spring v. Winter/Summer, 2x v. 3x mtgs per week.
- How do college benchmark checks to move students out of majors work? How does student success in new major vary depending on when they switch majors based on the benchmarks? Would need to codify benchmark rules.
- Program analysis - What are minimum, average completion times for different programs? Consider graph analysis to understand which programs are risky for students to complete in 4 years? Would need to codify program requirements.
- Course failure and major-change effects. Do students change majors after failing specific courses?
- Online/Blended course analysis - how much, which disciplines? which students? student performance?
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Great Big War Game is a turn-based strategy sequel a title that loses some of the irony of Great Little War Game's title but does try to be bigger and better, as sequels are wont to do. Players command a blue army that has just brought along a new female commander recruit, whose low-cut uniform seems like it should be against military regulations, but not on the world of Great Big War Game. It's all turn-based, where players can move and shoot with all their units in some turn. Battles take place with both troops and vehicles, on land, sea, and air, with plenty of units that may dominate one terrain, but have their weakness. They aren't kidding when they talk about anti-air guns! Base assaults can be a dangerous proposition, thanks to the ability to create units and use them in the same turn, adding to the careful strategy that must be used.
Some missions make it difficult to tell what's going on; having a better explanation of missions at the beginning would help. Also, having a "switch unit†button would help out for finding units who haven't done an action yet. Some intelligence as to whether a unit can even do anything would help.
While the game is a bit more complex than, say, Outwitters or Hero Academy, it's still set up to be easy enough to play, especially thanks to the ability to see estimated damage and to undo moves. It also helps with the occasional inaccuracies or mistakes in movement. The tone of the game is interesting: it's comical, yet the world is more accepting of the fact that war is violent at its heart. It's like a darker Advance Wars. Yes, even darker than Days of Ruin, which took place in a post-apocalyptic world.
There's also a personal favorite feature of mine here: cross-platform multiplayer. While users have to create a specific GBWG account, all games can be played against any other user. There's a ranking system for taking on random players, with up to 4 players in some game. However, Facebook or Twitter integration would help with finding friends to play with.
While I would love to see the interface revamped, there's plenty of strategic fun to be had. There's 50 single player missions with plenty of different scenarios to enjoy and master. The online multiplayer is worth coming back to as well, though compared to some iOS-only turn-based games it feels a bit unrefined. Still, this is an impressive package for strategy fans.
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- 350g potatoes, diced
- 200g carrot, diced
- 25g Cheddar, grated
- 50g Spinach
- 2 tbsp milk
- a knob of butter
- Put the potato and carrot into a steamer and steam for 12 to 15 minutes until tender. Alternatively put into a saucepan, cover with boiling water and cook for 10 to 15 minutes until soft.
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Pehkokia Woods is a 1 mile loop trail located near Huntington, Indiana and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
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This preserve takes its name from the Miami word for peace. A small pond near the entrance mirrors surrounding trees and shrubs, giving you a feeling of peace just before you enter the forested area. Rolling upland woods are dominated by oak and hickory trees, with some maple, beech and black cherry. This upland forest is dissected by a number of 20-foot-deep ravines brought about by natural erosion. The mixture of wide and narrow trails makes this preserve a pleasure to hike.
Pehkokia is a pretty easy hike. A good warm up today before we visited Hanging Rock and the Hathaway Preserve at Ross Run.
As Naomi indicated, the inner loops are difficult to follow. I had trouble with tracking both of them in the direction that I started and had to follow them the reverse direction to pick up the rest.
Additionally, the grassy spur trail on the northeast corner isn't being mowed. You aren't missing much if you skip it.
I saw a deer in the woods while hiking here.
Outer loop is nice- as is the meadow section, but the two interior loops are not maintained. Visit the ACRES land trust website for trail map.
Lots of wildflowers now & the natural springs are cool.
Be sure to check out Tel Hy close by (5 min away) Also mileage isn't accurate probably.


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Upton Sinclairs The Jungle is a novel created by a complex author and merits nothing less than respectable and noble admiration. The novel is overly compelling and illustrates vivid believable characters on their human suffering. Sinclair was a socialist who did not agree with the capitalist mind and was determined to unveil truths by means of his writing of the horror the poor working class endured. Surely the book was too detailed concerning the meat packing industry but he was unveiling the truths about what capitalism really was all about. It was a movement if you will, on the changes that needed to evolve sooner rather than later. Many misunderstand Sinclairs claims against the meat packing industry. It depicts a time in America that was without question horrifying for those that worked in Chicagos Packingtown. Clearly there was injustice in that time directly impacting impoverished Lithuanian immigrant men, women and children. Many critics have disclosed their share of negative criticism and I believe it is simply due to the fact that they have utterly missed the point. Sinclairs The Jungle was the voice of the exploited working class and the novel exceeded his role as a socialist to bring forth the much needed change through his works of literature. I do not consider this novel to be in any way misleading, perhaps at times somewhat exaggerated but it depicts a time where reform was at the top of the agenda and eventually took its course of action thus leading us to The Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906. Sinclair was so moved by his investigations of the meat packing industry that he willingly financed with his own money the publication of this novel. For that he deserves outstanding merit for his work.
While the characters are fictitious, these horrific acts of inhumanity did in fact occur to many immigrant workers in the meat packing industry. Many lost their lives due to the deplorable state of the factories and lack of safety standards that were not on anyones agenda. It seemed that he was working in the room where the men prepared the beef for canning, and the beef had lain in vats full of chemicals, and men with great forks speared it out and dumped it into trucks, to be taken to the canning- room. When they had speared out all they could reach, they emptied the vat on the floor, and then with shovels scraped up the balance and dumped it into the truck; this floor was filthy with manure tracked in from the streets, and with spit, and the accumulated dirt of years... (p. 52). Despondently this was the callous realism that came with industrialization, capitalism and a system unwilling to lend mercy. The conditions of the environment in which workers are expected to perform their duties are beyond ones comprehension. Plainly put, they are horrifying. They undergo extremes in cold weather, heat exhaustion, overtiredness, and disease. Yet the people are appreciative to be employed because otherwise they will starve and die.
Furthermore, The Jungle is a moving novel that is hard to identify, unless you have been directly impacted by some form. It can heave on politically, however, it by and large allows the reader to step aside from all of this and see the great impact it caused. It changed our lives forever and is a great piece of American history. It helped bring about reform for the meat packing industry that would otherwise have continued killing people with the diseased meat that was processed there. While reading the book I often asked myself, why didnt anyone take action sooner? Capitalism was created and not parted at the expense of human beings that were treated just as the slaughter in The Jungle only slightly different.
The personal hardships along with economic struggles, the characters are exposed to, mainly Jurgis are with out any consideration and leaves no room for optimism on a brighter tomorrow. There are no plans for the future. Jurgis strives to achieve the best he can and the best he can is not ever adequate. He endures a distressing life filled with deceitfulness, drug abuse, and transgression to name a few. Jurgis moral principles are challenged time and time again. BUT A big man cannot stay drunk very long on three dollars. That was Sunday morning, and Monday night Jurgis came home, sober and sick, realizing that he had spent every cent the family owned, and had not bought a single instants forgetfulness with it(p.175). The fundamental values of family and hard work are in strain and lack in providing social advancement for Jurgis. They serve no straightforward purpose thus he goes faltering through out his life. At home he struggles with his faith, family bonds and heritage. His Christian faith offered very little in times of despair and does nothing in terms of hope for Jurgis.
The problems faced in this book were reflective of the nation as a whole and not just the meat packing industry. In early twentieth century, immigrants arrived to the United States and were exposed to racism and aggression. Wages barely met the needs of the American working class let alone the immigrant working class. The working conditions in most industries were unsafe and unsanitary, lacking proper federal supervision. Employed men, women and children worked fifteen hour days of hard labor with minimal pay to survive. The real estate scam that Jurgis and his family encountered is quite frightening, again an act of capitalism. Nowadays, we have laws that protect us from such scams and we can quickly hire an attorney that will, in most cases do right by us. Once again Jurgis was not that fortunate!
The novel takes on a controversial turn because some believe it was politically minded as oppose to the nature of the problem, the abuse of the poor people directly affected by it and the lack of humanity. It highlights the effects of capitalism on the uneducated poor working class. Sinclair intended for the novel to raise public awareness on how unsanitary, unhealthy conditions were affecting the life of the working poor among the meat packing industry. Instead the public and critics focused on the conditions of the meat that was being processed, sold and consumed by the American public. There was never the least attention paid to what was cut up for sausage; there would come all the way back from Europe old sausage that had been rejected and that was moldy and white it would be dosed with borax and glycerin, and dumped onto hoppers, and made over again for home consumption p. 126). They were within their rights to be concerned in that these were unsafe practices, however, what about the people working in them? The diseases they were being exposed to and died from. Did they not matter simply because they were impoverished immigrants? Sinclair brings to us a reality never before exposed. He diplomatically exposes through his skillful writing, social abuse and what many capitalist feared, restructure; change.
Maintaining a questionable realistic approach on current FDA guidelines is difficult to attain considering that we as a nation cannot possibly oversee regulation take place. While no one can be quite certain of the effective practices of the FDA or current slaughter houses, we can only hope that the conditions have been eradicated to some degree. To say that they have been entirely would be a faulty statement. Otherwise we would not have the recalls as often as we do. We can only place whatever amount of trust we see fit in the federal inspectors set out by our government who continues to regulate the meat packing industry.
The novel had a tremendous social impact on the working class. The Pure Food and Drug act of 1906 conveyed sympathy on the working class and the animals slaughtering environment. Workers no longer worked near diseased meats and conditions became more unobjectionable. It is now safer and cleaner to consume meats in the US than it was one hundred years ago. Naturally the downside to all of this would be that the consumer, the American people would have to pay a little more for the meat they consumed. Slaughter houses are forced to pay inspectors to do this line of work and that cost would be passed down to the consumer.
The novel deserves a second reading in order to understand the harsh brutality the people endured. They were in mere search of a dream that would turn racial, criminal, and tragic yet they remained grateful to be in America working for dreams that would eventually betray them. They searched for something more than just employment, it was the American dream they pursued, a dream tainted by despair and corruption. This piece of literature improved our lives immensely.
The more I learn and become educated on topics concerning this country on how racism and corruption were so prevalent I find it hard to accept that this is the same Country in which I live in today.


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LARCHMONT, MAMARONECK– Katie Broderick is a wonderful little girl in the fourth grade. Connor Robinson is a sweet, athletic third grader. Both are from great families. Both are at Larchmont's Murray Avenue School. And both of them are cancer survivors.
For Katie, a simple chest x-ray at the age of 2 1/2 brought her to the Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital Emergency Room with softball sized tumor surrounding her heart. She was diagnosed with Lymphoblastic Lymphoma and went on to begin two years of chemotherapy. Now she says, "I beat cancer."
Connor developed a dangerously fast heart rate at the age of 4 weeks. At the emergency room it was discovered that he had a baseball size tumor in his chest pushing on his heart and snaking downward along his spinal canal. Skilled surgeons at Sloane Kettering were able to remove the entire Neuroblastoma Tumor.
Says Connor's mother Katie Robinson, "Honestly- we feel so lucky. We got so close to losing him. In addition after they did the two 8 hour surgeries to remove the tumors we then found that he was also almost paralyzed by the tumors. The treatment we received at Sloane Kettering was exceptional."
So what can you do to make sure these kind of happy endings happen to all children with cancer? Get a buzz cut!
Katie and Connor are sponsoring the St. Baldrick's Foundation's Spring Buzz Cut with Murray Cancer Survivors May 5th from 9-11 at Molly Spillane's in Mamaroneck. Join as an individual or form your own "team" to honor family and friends who have battled cancer.
Says Katie's mother Patricia Broderick, "At the time of her diagnosis her cure rate was around 80%. Ten years prior the cure rate was more like 50%. The money that had been raised by those who came before us has helped enable research to find effective ways of saving an extra 2-3 kids. Going forward my hope is to find away to get all childhood cancers at the 100% cure rate."
Connor's mom, Katie, says, "Who knows- maybe we can make this a yearly event!"
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Colin Pierre murder: Two in court over Chapel Allerton body
Two men have appeared in court charged with the kidnap and murder of a man whose body was discovered in woodland.
Colin Pierre's body was found in Chapel Allerton, Leeds, on Tuesday.
Trevor Isles, 48, of Highfield Green, Pudsey, and Ian Dennis Wilson, 36, of Fearnville Drive, Bradford, are both charged with kidnap and murder.
Both men appeared at Leeds Magistrates' Court earlier and were remanded in custody ahead of their next appearance at the city's crown court on Wednesday.
Detectives are still appealing for help to trace 31-year-old Anthony Micah Pyke, from Leeds, who is wanted in connection with the killing.


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Kesha will have to wait a little longer for her day in court thanks to the bad weather.
The Tik Tok star was hoping to learn if her bid to rip up a Sony contract with hitmaker Dr. Luke was successful on Tuesday (26Jan16), leaving her free to record new music with a new label, but the case has been postponed.
The court date is now scheduled for 19 February (16) due to "travel problems with the weather", she explained on social media.
Fans were expected to gather outside the New York State Supreme Courthouse on Tuesday (26Jan16) as part of the #FreeKesha movement.
Prior to the date change on Monday (25Jan16), Kesha, who has accused producer Dr. Luke of alleged sexual abuse, among other charges, posted a video on Instagram, during which she sang Amazing Grace after telling fans, "I can't put out new music but I can sing a little of someone else's songs or something that exists."
She also told fans she had been suffering sleepless nights ahead of the court showdown.
"I am filled with so much anxiety and hope and nerves and doubt and all my emotions are going crazy," she wrote in a series of posts. "If u (you) pray, I could use one this week (sic). I find out the fate of my career Tuesday...
"I love my fans so much. Thank you for all the support you guys have given me in this legal situation. There comes a point in life when the truth is the only option. I have to trust that the universe will guide me from there... Money isn't the answer. Fame isn't the point. For me, it's about connection and love. And happiness. And no one can take that away. They can enslave and beat you down. Bully you. Hurt you. Kill you even. But no one has control over your happiness. Keep smiling. It's the greatest revenge."