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(This post is a part of the Diversity & Inclusion blog salon led by Online Curator Jacqueline E. Lawton for the 2013 TCG National Conference: Learn Do Teach in Dallas. Check out further Diversity & Inclusion interviews on Jacqueline's blog.)
TCG Online Conference Salon: Diversity and Inclusion Program Arc–Asian American Theatre series
JACQUELINE LAWTON: First, tell me about the work you do as a theatre artist or administrator.
ANGEL DESAI: I'm an actor in theater, TV, commercials and film with an MFA from NYU's Graduate Acting Program. I'm also a singer/musician; I play the violin and piano and have done some arranging and composing. And I've started to write non-musical stuff, too.
JL: How do you identify in terms of race, ethnicity, culture, and heritage? How has this identity influenced the work that you do?
AD: I identify as Asian American when asked. It really only started happening in grad school; I think I must've thought of myself as white growing up, if only because most of the people I saw around me were white. Aside from the occasional racist or ignorant comment, I didn't think about how my ethnicity or appearance was perceived by others until I was forced to – and that's because of how I would end up getting slotted for auditions.
My father is Indian and my mother is Filipina, but I was born in this country, so I'm either 1st generation or 2nd, depending on who you ask. Since I didn't think of myself as "Asian American" until I was older, and hadn't had an acting class until my senior year of college, I didn't realize until grad school that some of the things I'd been encouraged to be as a child – obedient, a rule follower, "perfect" etc., which are often associated with Asian parenting – were actually things standing in the way of my growth as an actor.
However, now that I think I've come a long way since school, I feel that the richness of having three different cultures influencing my worldview, and therefore my choices, makes me singular. I can travel fluently between the worlds of Western and Asian American writing, which is a wonderful thing. The times I'm afforded the opportunity to play someone of a race/ethnicity/heritage close to my own, it feels like both an honor and a responsibility, in a great way. Mostly, though, in the work, I don't think about it unless it's specific to the character. I mostly think about the background of the character, and try to build her using the tools I learned within the artistic rubric under which I was taught, which is Western theater.
JL: How has this identity impacted your ability to work in the American Theatre? Have certain opportunities been made available to you owing to "who" you are? Have certain doors been closed to you?
AD: That's another thing entirely. On the one hand, yes – there have been roles for which my ethnicity was appropriate that I'm so happy I got to play, and I hope there will be many more. On the other… I was trained in Shakespeare, Chekov, Williams, Stoppard, Odets, Kushner, Coward, Shaw. I grew up idolizing Meryl Streep, Jessica Lange, Glenn Close, Holly Hunter, Judi Dench. I wanted to BE Princess Leia for most of my childhood. But the only author of those mentioned that I've even auditioned for in New York is Shakespeare. Oh right – there was one audition for Chekov here, and that was over a decade ago. Of the Shakespearean parts I've played in the city, two were tiny, but one was magnificent – Ariel in "The Tempest". However, it was originally cast with an African American actress, actually a friend of mine, who had to drop out. On the first day of rehearsal, I realized that all of the "island creatures" had been cast with actors of dark skin color, wearing the same costumes with the same skin tattoos, even though it's abundantly clear in the script that Ariel and Caliban are two totally different beings. In that case I think I wasn't cast initially, at least partly, because I wasn't dark enough. Not that that's the only reason the other actress was cast, but looking at the concept realistically, it clearly factored into the creative team's thinking. And I felt I was now there as part of some tired idea of post-colonial commentary that's so overdone with that play that it puts me to SLEEP.
There are so many roles I would love to play, and that I'm right for – Juliet, Lady Macbeth, Hedda Gabler, some of Tom Stoppard's characters – that I've never been considered for in New York. For that matter, I've only auditioned once for Juliet, and that was a regional production. And when I see the final productions, with not an Asian actor among them (except, perhaps one or two in small ensemble parts), I see at least one of the reasons why. Actors become better the more they get a chance to exercise their craft in the great roles – and I'm tired of being denied my chance to learn on the job.
In modern plays, where the ethnicity/race of a character isn't specified, the default race that gets cast is usually Caucasian – most of the time we aren't even seen for the audition. If the creative teams decide they want someone of color, they usually cast someone African American. On top of that, most of the new plays getting produced on the major Off-Broadway and Broadway stages are about white families and their friends, so Asian Americans barely factor into that equation.
JL: Do we need racial, ethnic and gender based culturally specific theaters? What is gained by having stories of a certain community told by artists of that community?
AD: When in conversation with other non-Asian American people, in response to the points of view I've mentioned, so many of them say, "Why not produce your own work?" The question is overwhelmingly infuriating. I grit my teeth and want to say, "For one thing, why is that the only option anyone seems to be able to think of? Why don't you expand your minds? For another thing, we DO. It's what we've BEEN doing for DECADES. And apparently, it's as ineffective as we feared, because clearly you have never bothered to SEE our work, or else you wouldn't ask the goddamned question." Don't get me wrong: I'm absolutely all for homes where Asian artists' work can thrive and be celebrated. There is no validity or specificity without authenticity, and if no one can tell one's personal stories better than the person living them, then the Asian American community – and its art – is enriched and empowered by mutual collaboration and support.
The problem is, what ends up happening is a kind of segregation: most of the time, the only place an Asian American writer can get their work produced is within our community's theaters, because the supposedly non-race-specific Off Broadway theaters seem only to be interested in producing one Asian American writer every couple of years. And to date, David Henry Hwang is the only Asian American playwright I can think of whose straight plays have been produced on Broadway. Don't get me wrong, David's a talented guy – I just know he's not the only one. There is one Asian musical produced on Broadway every 5 -7 years, but most of those were written at least 30 years ago, and all of them tell stories of Asians across the water; NONE to date are about regular old Asian American citizens grown and raised here in the States, with plot lines that don't have to do with being immigrants or being foreign. And no regular old musical has yet to cast lots of Asian American performers just because it's great to represent the multi-cultural rainbow that is New York. 55 years after Flower Drum Song, we're still (mostly) either the foreigners or the tokens. Fifty. Five. Years. Nations have been formed in less time than that.
JL: What is the current state of Asian American Theatre? (This can address recent offences and/or great accomplishments.)
AD: Well, on the plus side, there are larger numbers of Asian American theater artists being given voice than ever before, and the voices are increasingly diverse. More cultures, histories and perspectives are being captured by this art form, and more companies exist to support them, than ever before.
On the other hand, well – see above re: segregation and lack of Asian American plays getting produced by most theaters. Also, there seems to be no slowdown to the number of white producing teams who find it perfectly acceptable to cast actors of any other race but Asian (and usually it ends up being Caucasian) to play Asian characters. Our community takes two steps forward, only to be forced fourteen steps back to where the rest of the larger theatrical community stands.
JL: What can theatres do to better serve a larger and more inclusive community?
AD: What I would LOVE, more than anything, is for there not to be a need for "Asian American" theater. I would love for American theater to just be American theater. For it to automatically include and reflect the growing diversity of this country, instead of begrudgingly "allow" us slots in which we feel compelled to squeeze our one shot a year at getting represented and heard. I want there to be Asian American theater if we want it, but not because we need it.
What can they do? Theaters can triple their efforts to find more Asian American artists – more writers to produce (especially those writing about American characters and not simply about our ancestors), more directors (to direct plays by writers of all races), more actors to play not only Asian American characters, but characters in any play whose race is not specified. That great line from The Iron Lady about thought leading to action, action leading to behavior, behavior leading to habit, and habit leading to character, is exactly how it must begin. I know it isn't germane to most Caucasian folks to think outside their racial box – I get it, I really do. But habits begin with a thought. And if enough of us keep planting the thought, eventually it will take root, and grow, and blossom within more and more people of all races, in all aspects of theater.
If theaters resist because they think Asian stories and faces are not "relevant" to their audiences, because their audiences are mostly white, we can remind them of these two things: 1) there are literally thousands of audience members out there that actually do show up when shows about their specific cultural heritage or whose casts have many actors with faces like their own are produced – and there are hard numbers to prove it, so producers are missing out on money-making opportunities by NOT expanding their programming choices, and 2) this country's population will no longer be majority Caucasian by the year 2043. That's not very far away. And there are a lot more colors in the American rainbow besides white and black. If American theater desires to be relevant, to grow and keep its audience, and to represent the people who actually live here, it needs to start changing its thoughts – and everything that follows.
Angel Desai: Broadway: Company (2006 Tony® Award, Best Revival). Off-Broadway includes: The Tempest and The Winter's Tale (CSC), Manic Flight Reaction and The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Chameleon Skin (Playwrights Horizons), The Architecture of Loss (NYTW), The Antigone Project and Gum (Women's Project), This End Up: A User's Manual for Lovers of Asians (Ma-Yi), Stop Kiss (u/s) and Henry VIII (Public/NYSF), and Angelique (MCC). Regional includes: Company (Cincinnati Playhouse), the world premieres of Riceboy (Yale Repertory) and An Infinite Ache (Long Wharf), Uncle Vanya (Arena Stage), Phaedra Backwards and A Christmas Carol (McCarter), The Tempest (Playmakers Repertory), Sundance Festival, NY Stage and Film, O'Neill Theater Center, Cape Cod Theater Project. 52nd Street Project volunteer. TV credits include recurring roles on "Damages", "The Event", "Kings", "Dollhouse", and all three "Law and Order"s; guest spots on "Being Mary Jane" (upcoming), "Do No Harm", "The Good Wife", "The Eleventh Hour" others. Film: The Clique, The War Within, Heights, Black Knight, Robot Stories. MFA in Acting from NYU.
Jacqueline E. Lawton received her MFA in Playwriting from the University of Texas at Austin, where she was a James A. Michener fellow. Her plays include Anna K; Blood-bound and Tongue-tied; Deep Belly Beautiful; The Devil's Sweet Water; The Hampton Years; Ira Aldridge: Love Brothers Serenade, Mad Breed and Our Man Beverly Snow. She has received commissions from Active Cultures Theater, Discovery Theater, National Portrait Gallery, National Museum of American History, Round House Theatre and Theater J. A 2012 TCG Young Leaders of Color, she has been nominated for the Wendy Wasserstein Prize and a PONY Fellowship from the Lark New Play Development Center. She resides in Washington DC and is a member of Arena Stage's Playwrights' Arena. jacquelinelawton.com

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Preparations are now going forward for a Grange Fair, a big event to be held on Sept. 15 at Barber Reservation.
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Preparations are now going forward for a Grange Fair, a big event to be held on Sept. 15 at Barber Reservation.
Seven years have passed since the town last celebrated its agricultural heritage with a similar event, and it's time again to salute Sherborn's rural past and recognize the diverse agricultural enterprises, large and small, that still continue in Sherborn.
The daylong festivities will include food, games, races, exhibits, competitions, shows, demonstrations — something for everyone to enjoy. Fairgoers can come and just take it all in, or they can be participants.
For those who want to participate this is a heads-up to think about exhibiting or competing for best farm produce: vegetables, fruit, eggs, wool, honey, mushrooms and more; the best from the kitchen: cakes, pies, cookies, canned fruits and vegetables, jellies, jams and pickles; needlecraft: stitched or knitted garments, embroidery, quilts and handicrafts of all kinds, including jewelry, art and photography. Anything in farm and home arts will be of interest.
Although the Sherborn Grange does not exist as a viable organization today, it played an important role in the lives of farmers in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Sherborn's local grange was founded in 1883 with Norman Douglas as its first master.
The Grange provided a sense of community to farmers who were geographically scattered and independent in nature. It helped protect them from merchants and railroad companies upon whom they depended to market their crops. It was also a source of entertainment, advice and business connections before the advent of radio and television. It provided social activities and education to children and was the first national organization to offer membership to women with equal rights.
Sherborn treasures its semi-rural character and wishes to preserve not only the landscape of fields, forests and meadows, but the arts and skills of farm life in a bygone era. It is in that spirit that the Grange Fair comes again to Sherborn.
'A Taste of the Grange'
In addition to The Fair on Saturday, this year there will be "A Taste of the Grange preview" on Friday, Sept. 14, from 6-8 p.m. under the big tent at the Barber Reservation. Be the first to preview entries to be judged, sip local libations and sample local fare with your friends and neighbors. We are thrilled to announce our chef for the evening, Sherborn's own native Chris Willis of Pammy's in Cambridge.
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Hollman Morris's Nuremberg Award Speech
While receiving the Nuremberg International Human Rights Award, Morris asked president Santos to amend the victims of the DAS, and demanded from the guerillas to release all hostages.
September 25, 2011
Sunday September 25th 2011, by Camilo Segura, Juan Pablo Morris
After receiving the Nuremberg International Human Rights Award, journalist Hollman Morris, director of the program Contravia, gave an emotional speech at the city's Opera House. More than 3,000 citizens of Nuremberg gathered in order to have lunch with him on "The Street of Human Rights", by the National Germanic Museum, where they released balloons in honor of his work. This way, they expressed their solidarity with the victims in Colombia, as well as asking for the countries peace. Below you can read Hollman Morris' complete speech, who quotes the musical group Calle 13:
Latin America, "people without legs, but who walk".
He who speaks in front of you comes from a big neighborhood called Latin America. Mixed blood runs through my veins: Indigenous, European, and African as well. The genes of our people contain the memory of the tragedies, the suffering, dreams and hopes. To have a Latin memory is to know that one day we are immigrants jumping borders, unwanted visitors, prostitutes, exiles, missing. We know populist leaders and cruel dictators. But within our tradition we also have the never-ending capacity of solving problems, and creating in the middle of the crisis.
All the people in my neighborhood share the same problems, and the same hopes as well.
Let me tell you:
Today, in the South of the continent, a beautiful movement of Chilean university students is uprising to protest for more and better public education. Their slogan is valid in all of Latin America. In our continent a secondary education and public health access are not acquired rights, but merchandise that is traded like any other. The Chilean youngsters refused to be stripped from the little education they already have, or to have it's cost increase. They were successful in stopping that reform.
If we go north, all the way to Mexico, we see a citizen movement rising against violence and drug-trafficcking, against the death lords, against corruption and bad government. Mexico today lives in the terror of the drug wars, while the government responds with more violence and takes advantage to persecute social leaders and cover up the corrupt.
But the "Caravans for Peace" that today cross the whole country, listening to the tales of the family members of the victims of murder and kidnapping, show that these victims are not isolated cases. They insist in remembering their friends and family, in recovering the memory, and bringing a message of peace.
Across the continent the indigenous movements remind us that not everything in this world can be bought, and that not everything in this world has a price. That people are not worth what they produce and consume. They remind us all the time, that in the roots of our original people, relations are defined by the "WE", and not by the "ME".
Today, while we are going through a new mining boom, our ancient people remind us of a story that is more than 500 years old: the conquistadors of "El Dorado". El Dorado, that city of gold mentioned by our natives, that was frantically sought by the conquistadors in the times of the colony.
In their search, the conquistadors destroyed territories, killed indigenous people, and transformed relationships inside their communities forever. Today, that same "Dorado", are the large deposits of Cupper in Chile, gas in Bolivia, carbon in Argentina, gold in Peru and Colombia, all sought by powerful companies with the same perseverance than five centuries ago.
However, unlike great indigenous leaders like Atahualpa, or the great Cacica Gaitana, the current bosses of our nations make it very easy for the big mining companies to exploit our resources. The madness in the search of the big Dorado continues. It is the source of a wave of human rights violations and the cause of more violence in the whole continent.
We will keep denouncing, but one more step needs to be taken. It can not be, for big companies to keep operating and taking advantage of serious social problems, of the fragility of the governments, and from the greed and democracy pose of some Latin American leaders.
A woman from a banana region in Colombia, where the multinational Chiquita Brand financed extreme right and leftist groups, support that ended up with the killing of thousands of farmers, said: "here, there is no banana tree that has not been fertilized by a dead body". Quoting her, we might say that in Latin America there is no oil without blood stain, carbon not involved in the pollution of a swamp, gold that has not ended the life and resources of indigenous communities in this continent called Latin America.
However, our isolated struggle will not be enough. Just like with one of our biggest problems, drug trafficking, in the field of mining it is necessary to seriously assume the principle of co-responsibility. We can't continue to pay for the social and environmental cost by ourselves, as well as for the cost in human lives associated with these struggles, while the first world countries do not implement politics with the purpose of controlling the demand for these products. We are willing to cooperate, but we need people outraged in the developed world, who question themselves about the origin and "how" of so many natural resources. We are tired of contributing with the dead for development.
Let me finish this trip along our continent by mentioning to worrying cases. In our indigenous Guatemala it is very possible that an ex-military man, with a past full of human rights violations, ends up elected president. In the meanwhile, in Honduras, we have an outraging number of murdered journalists; their current situation is very worrying.
And so, despite of certain improvements that we have seen in terms of democracy, when comparing our current situation to the one a few decades ago when the whole region was run by authoritarian governments, the road ahead in the defense of human rights is still very long. This must be a fundamental part of our agenda.
Now allow me to talk about my home in that neighborhood: Colombia, a country in which neither my Grandparents, my parents, myself, nor my children, have known one single day of peace. On the contrary, the tree of war has grown very strong, growing roots of hate. Producing unimaginable fruits of a barbarism that traps us, and grows stronger every day. There are four million domestic victims of forced displacement, humble farmers stripped off their land, fifty thousand missing, two thousand unionists murdered in the last decades, one hundred and seventy journalists murdered in thirty years. And I could continue with the numbers.
To continue with the demonstrations of greatness and dignity of our people, the civil society in Colombia gathers to talk about peace; an audacious posture in the middle of a centenary conflict. And precisely those communities, who have most suffered the assassination, forced displacement and disappearing, are the ones that nowadays take the initiative in order to find a negotiated way out to the conflict; the only possible way out.
Another great example that shows how in the face of adversity, Latin America does not give up; she rises and keeps moving forward.
In the last chapter of history written in Colombia, we have the previous government betting for war. A bet, that some say made the country safe again. However, other of us emphasize in how much it did cost us.
For example, the unlawful execution by military forces of more than two thousand poor youngsters; massive and arbitrary detentions, and a criminal persecution by the state's own security forces against whoever dare to think different. My family and myself being victims of this hunt, just like more than three hundred people and their organizations. If this wasn't enough, it was the ex-president himself who publicly disqualified us, knowing very well that this disqualification meant putting our life in danger.
There are many sad passages left after this persecution, but some of the most damaging and sickening was the labeling of every single one who talked about peace. As a consequence, a good portion of Colombian society continues to view the human rights defender, the peace advocate, the independent journalist, as an enemy of society, and not as what we really are: it's ally.
This is why, today, from here, and with you as my witness, I ask the president of Colombia Juan Manuel Santos to call for a public act of amendment, in a gesture of greatness with the victims of this persecution by the state. It is necessary for the society to understand that in any country that claims to be democratic, human rights defenders are vital for their functioning.
I also take the opportunity from this stage, in the light of the Nuremberg tribunals that so much good have done to humanity, to make a calling, so the crimes organized from the state during the last government do not remain in impunity. In the case of espionage by the government security forces, the investigation has reached high levels, and we, the victims, do not believe in the lack of awareness by the ex-president Alvaro Uribe Velez regarding these facts.
Reality is harsh, but there are plenty of us Colombians who from diverse fronts work for a dignified and peaceful country. We are not naïve by thinking that peace is only about the silence of the guns, but we believe that peace is about structural reform; in the re-distribution of the countries wealth, of it's land: in access to public health and education, and equal opportunity.
I demand from the guerrillas to cease the affliction of kidnapping, to release all the kidnapped now, and to send clear signs of a strong will for peace. I am not alone in this. I speak in the name of many who are the recipients of this distinction; those who are waiting for justice from the solitude of the graves of their loved ones or those from whom we never heard again; those who moaned in torture and are still moaning in the pain of their family members; those who lost everything due to terror and fear.
For me, this prize won't be passive; on the contrary, I put it in the service of Colombia's peace; for the freedom of expression and for human rights; in order to have more citizens able to express different points of view. We believe that better-informed citizens will be more independent, and freer. We believe in peace, and freedom of expression as fundamental rights of the men and women of the world.
I want to thank Nuremberg's major Ulrich Maly, the office of human rights of the city of Nuremberg and it's director Martina Mittenhuber, as well as Doris Gross, and all of those that have worked from the city hall in order to make this prize happen. I also thank you, because you have put your eyes in Latin America.
I want to thank my Contravia work team. We firmly believe that poverty and suffering have a face that society must get to know. We also believe that the voice of the victims needs to be heard stronger than the sound of the guns. It is the work of journalism to make sure that the voice of the weakest and poorest raises higher.
I also want to mention the hundreds of people that from Colombia and abroad have supported our journalism project, specially the Open Society Institute and it's Media Program.
I have infinite gratitude for those who still believe that in our huge neighborhood, Latin America, not everything is lost. For our workers, students, farmers, and intellectuals, who show us day by day that Latin America is about "people without legs, but who walk".
Finally I want to thank Patricia, my wife. Also my children Daniela and Felipe, who at their young age have been through very difficult moments. But they also know that working for the people, and fighting for a better world has its happy moments and recognitions.
There is still a long way ahead in order to leave them the world they deserve. A more humane world. This is what we are working for. I am going to finish my speech with a phrase that is already part of my country: "Because we have memory, we are still in Contravia".
We carry on!
[Spanish original here: http://www.contravia.tv/Discurso-Pronunciado-por-Hollman ]


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What Happened on 23 June 2015
Intelligence Report warns about Possible Targeting of Jewish Establishments and Israeli Embassy in India by LeT
Successor of Mother Teresa at Missionaries of Charity, Sister Nirmala, dies at 81
Delhi Police SIT conducts Lie Detector Test on Shashi Tharoor's Aides in Sunanda Pushkar Murder Case
PM Modi reviews Sarva Siksha Abhiyan's Progress; Asks Schools to Achieve Target by 2022
India starts Talks with other SAARC Members to make Exclusive SAARC Satellite a Reality
Science and Technology Cooperation Pact Renewed by India and South Africa
Team India's Zimbabwe Tour Cancelled
Karnataka Government moves SC against Jayalalitha's Acquittal in Disproportionate Assets Case
Government Proposes Tax Sop for Credit and Debit Card Payments
SoftBank Ties Up with Bharati Enterprises and Foxconn to Invest $20 Billion for Solar Projects in India
RSS has cautioned BJP against removing Vasundhara Raje from Chief Minister's chair on concerns of destabilising the state government. Truce between central leadership of BJP and Vasundhara Raje was brokered by Union Minister Nitin Gadkari. In fact, Gadkari also met Vasundhara yesterday in Jaipur and went on to say that the entire BJP is behind her. Though Gadkari said that Raje did nothing wrong legally or ethically, more skeletons kept on tumbling out of the closet. Former IPL boss Lalit Modi took dig at BCCI members including Arun Jaitley, Rajiv Shukla, and Anurag Thakur by saying that they took cash (TA/DA) from Indian cricket board. Mumbai Police Commissioner, Rakesh Maria, issued statement that he met Lalit Modi abroad on the insistence of LaMo's lawyer. Today Arun Jaitley said that the probe on Rajasthan CM's son Dushyant Singh's deals and Lalit Modi will continue.
Intelligence inputs warned of possible terror attack by terrorist outfits such as Lashker-e-Taiba (LeT) on Jewish establishments, Israeli Embassy, and Consulates, located in India. As per media reports, Union Home Ministry has sent advisory to multiple states (Delhi, Tamil Nadu, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Goa, and Karnataka) warning them about the possible threat perception, as communicated to the ministry by central security agencies. Reports say that security around Israeli Embassy in New Delhi, and Consulate General in Bangalore and Mumbai have been asked to increase. It is learnt that security checks are marked around Jewish outreach centres, Chabad houses, and synagogues. Sources say that LeT terrorists may use inputs from reconnaissance tapes of David Headley, Pakistan-born American terrorist, for targeting Jewish establishments. Israeli nationals, mostly backpackers staying at Chabad Houses, can be the targets of the terror groups and that's why tight vigil is recommended.
Immediate successor of Noble laureate Late Mother Teresa as the head of Missionaries of Charity, Sister Nirmala, died on Tuesday morning at the age of 81. Officials at Missionaries of Charity said that Sister Nirmala was not well for the last few days. Her funeral will take place tomorrow at 4pm IST. Currently, her body is at rest in Sealdah's St. John's Church and will be shifted to Kolkata's Mother House tomorrow before the funeral. Leaders across party lines condoled Sister Nirmala's death. Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his sadness by her sudden demise and remembered her as a devoted soul who took care of "poor & underprivileged". Rahul Gandhi, Congress VP, also expressed his grief and said that "she carried forward Mother Teresa's work with quiet dedication & dignity". Sister Mary Prema will succeed Sister Nirmala.
Special Investigation Team (SIT) of Delhi Police, which is currently investigating Congress MP Shashi Tharoor's wife, Sunanda Pushkar's mysterious murder case, has carried out lie detector test (technically known as Polygraph test) on six persons. Delhi's Police Commissioner, B.S. Bassi, said that all these six persons are closely associated with Tharoor. Reports say that the close aides of Tharoor who have undergone Polygraph test yesterday include Tharoor's friend Sanjay Dewan, driver Bajrangi, and domestic help Narayan Singh. On 20 May, during in-camera proceedings metropolitan magistrate Sunil Kumar Sharma allowed Delhi Police's SIT to carry on polygraph test on these three persons after getting their consent. The other three who went through lie detector test are Sunil Takru, Vikas Ahlawat, and S.K. Sharma. Bassi told reporters that the probe is still on and further tests may be conducted if required for investigation.
During a high-level meeting with Union HRD Minister Smriti Irani and other senior officials, Prime Minister Narendra Modi took stock of progress at Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan and urged every school to make plans for several years and achieve that target by 2022. A PMO release said that there is a requirement of best teaching practices identification, coupled with creation of a repository so that it can be disseminated to a wider audience. It said basic data (mobile numbers, email IDs, and Aadhaar numbers) of all school teachers are required to be maintained in a database. PM Modi tweeted that the meeting was called for identification coupled with embracing of education's key best practices for benefiting youngsters. PM also called for the need of students' aptitude test as well as greater synergy between Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan's related programmes and Digital India initiative.
Indian officials today met other SAARC countries' representatives and discussed about the final modalities related to setting up of a regional satellite, which will serve the purpose of SAARC nations only. The final stage of discussion comes around one year after the announcement made by PM Modi on SAARC satellite. The meeting was attended not only by top officials of Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) but also Ministry of External Affairs. Joint-Secretary (SAARC) in External Affairs Ministry, Ajay Gondane, vouched for 100 per cent participation and went on to add that all SAARC members attended the deliberation including an eight-member Pakistani delegation. A participating ISRO official called the deliberation fruitful and said that all the participants shared what each of them can offer. Participants have also taken decision of applying for ITU registration, which is an essential step before launch of a satellite.
India and South Africa, two important nations of BRICS, have renewed a bilateral agreement for the coming three years for extending science and technology cooperation in the fields of indigenous knowledge systems, biotechnology, agriculture, astronomy, and social innovation. Senior officials from both South Africa and India during Joint Committee meeting on Science and Technology Cooperation signed 4th Programme of Cooperation. While stressing on strengthening ties between the two nations Daan du Toit, Deputy Director General of International Cooperation and Resources (South Africa), regarded India as a prominent entity of Asia-Pacific region and went on to highlight India's important role played in South-South cooperation, evident through 2008 India-Africa Partnership. Dr. Arabinda Mitra, Department of Science and Technology's Head of International Bilateral Cooperation, said both countries will benefit from science and technology cooperation as it will contribute to economic growth of countries and also address societal changes.
BCCI has decided to call off Team India's proposed Zimbabwe tour, which was scheduled to start from 10 July. Zimbabwe series was cancelled because of unresolved issues between the Indian board and Ten Sports. A press release by Zimbabwe Cricket said that their broadcasting partner has threatened "the forthcoming India tour to Zimbabwe" and the series may be pushed to next year if it takes too long to resolve the issues. Reports say that BCCI President Jagmohan Dalmiya has serious issues with Subhash Chandra, the owner of Zee Telefilms and Ten Sports. Sources say that the fallout between the two was due to Chandra's effort of launching a breakaway cricket league. Problem erupted between Chandra and BCCI back in 2004 when the latter cancelled bidding process where Chandra's Zee Telefilms was the highest bidder for broadcasting cricket matches that were played during 2004-2008.
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For a couple weeks one summer, between my sophomore and junior year of college, I stopped answering my home phone.
If anybody wanted to get ahold of me, I was willing to turn on the cell phone I only used for work and long distance calls.
Unlike now, where I just HATE talking on the phone, that summer I avoided the phone because of some weird calls I started getting.
The calls started one weekend evening after I had gotten off work. Puttering around my hot, little apartment, debating between treating myself to pizza or settling for instant noodles, the phone rang. I still remember reaching for the phone thinking, "Maybe someone wants to buy me dinner."
"Hello?" I said into my purple, plastic, cordless phone.
Static. It sounded like someone was clearing their throat.
"Hello, hello?" I asked again, thinking it was a bad connection.
Static. What sounded like wind blowing across the speaker.
Then unintelligible mumbling and what sounded like CHUCKLING.
It sounded like a high-voiced man chuckling over static, but nothing maniacal or sinister. Perhaps the predecessor of what the world would later come to know as a "butt dial"?
I'd hear chuckling and mumbling, then a pause where I'd just hear a crackly-windy-static sound, and then more chuckling and mumbling.
I said "Hello? Who is this? Can you hear me?" a few times into the phone then hung up. It was either some sort of accidental phone call or a prank, right?
At the time I was a little creeped out, but more than that I was hungry, so I put it out of my mind. I ended up getting a pizza.
A few nights later, this time around 11 p.m., I got another call. Same thing — static or what sounded like wind, and a high-voiced man mumbling and chuckling.
"WHO IS THIS?" I demanded. Chuckle, mumble, crackle. The hairs on the back of my neck stood up.
The strange calls came two more times over the course of a week. I didn't have caller ID, so I didn't know who was calling. And the one time I had the guts to *69 the caller, the caller could not be identified. My imagination started going a million different directions, from ghosts to serial killers to aliens.
Eventually I went back to answering my phone, and the strange calls never resumed. Thinking about it now, it was probably some toolbag screwing around with me. But toolbag or not, the whole thing sounds like an "Are You Afraid of the Dark?" episode — "The Tale of the Cackling Caller."
Phones can be scary, y'all. Aside from the fact that you have to TALK TO PEOPLE ON THEM, creepy stories involving phones run the gamut from touching to chilling.
So unplug your landline, turn your cell phone to silent and check out these eerie instances involving mysterious phone calls. Do you ever REALLY know who's on the other end of the line?
"It was such a strange call."
In 1988, bestselling author Dean Koontz received a phone call he couldn't explain.
While in his office, his unlisted phone rang. When he picked up, a woman's voice that sounded "far away" was on the line. He told author and biographer Katherine Ramsland:
She spoke with a sense of great urgency. "Please, be careful!" she said.
A bit startled, Dean asked, "Who is this?"
He received no response. The woman repeated the warning three more times, and each time she said it, her voice became more distant.
When the line fell silent, Dean sat there listening for a while, uncertain what to make of it. The voice had sounded eerily like his mother's, but she had been dead for nearly two decades.
"A voice is much harder to remember than a face," he said, "so I thought I was being melodramatic."
Two days later, Koontz went to "visit his father at the facility where he lived." Koontz's father was suffering from some "behavioral problems" at the time, the severity of which would take Koontz by surprise.
His father had used his allowance to purchase a small knife, and when Koontz entered his room his father lunged at him with the weapon.
Koontz was able to get the knife away from his father, but someone had called the police, and when Koontz went into the hallway with the knife in his hand he was met with several armed policemen.
With guns aimed at him the police yelled, "Drop the knife!" Koontz tried to explain the situation but they kept yelling, "Drop the knife!"
Dean froze. "All of a sudden," he recalls, "I realized that they were going to shoot me if I didn't drop the knife. They thought I was the perpetrator. So I dropped it and obeyed them. That was one of the worst moments of my life. My own stupidity almost got me killed."
The situation was eventually resolved without further violence, but in thinking about his "mysterious phone call," Koontz couldn't help but wonder if it was a warning from beyond the grave.
35 Calls
In September of 2008, Charles Peck was killed when his Metrolink commuter train collided with a freight train in the Chatsworth area of Los Angeles.
Despite being killed upon impact, Peck's phone made 35 phone calls to his closest friends and family in the 12 hours before his body was found in the wreckage. The signal coming from the calls actually made it possible for search crews to find Peck's body.
And if you think (like I did) that the phone must have been damaged and was just making random phone calls from the people in his contacts list, only those nearest to him received calls — "his son, brother, sister, stepmother and fiancée."
Peck's fiancée, who learned about the crash from a radio news report, said that while there was only static on the line when she picked up his calls, she'd still shout, "Hang in there baby. We're gonna get you out. You're gonna be OK."
When friends and family tried to return Peck's phone calls, their calls would go straight to voicemail.
Was Charles Peck's cell phone simply malfunctioning in the best possible way? Was someone playing a cruel joke? Or could it be that Charles Peck was showing search crews where to find his remains, while at the same time reaching out to his loved ones one last time?
Oh George, It's Your (Dead) Friend Konstantin on the Phone
Konstantin Raudive was one of the pioneers in recording and researching Electronic Voice Phenomenon (EVP). EVP is the capturing of ghostly, disembodied voices on tape.
Raudive and his merry band of researchers, one of which was a fellow by the name of George Meek, spent much of their lives proving the existence of EVPs.
So of course, when Raudive died in 1974, he set about trying to make contact with his EVP posse. Supposedly he was quite successful, making contact numerous times via phone, computer, even fax.
In 1994 Meek claimed that he recorded a telephone conversation between that feisty Raudive and himself. Give it a listen here.
While there's understandably a lot of controversy over the authenticity of this and other recordings of Raudive's disembodied voice, you've got to admit that it's a pretty darn creepy recording.
And who knows? Maybe I'll get a courtesy call from Konstantin Raudive granting Creepy Corner an exclusive interview.
Have you or anyone you know, ever received a creepy, unexplainable phone call? Text message? Fax? Has Konstantin Raudive ever called you?
Tell us Creepy Corneristas!


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the place in which one's domestic affections are centered
an institution for the homeless, sick, etc
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(in games) the destination or goal
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home plate
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As adjective
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As adverb
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As verb (used without object), homed, homing
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(of guided missiles, aircraft, etc
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As verb (used with object), homed, homing
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at home, in one's own house or place of residence
in one's own town or country
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We are always at home to her
in a situation familiar to one; at ease: She has a way of making everyone feel at home
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played in one's hometown or on one's own grounds: The Yankees played two games at home and one away
bring home to, to make evident to; clarify or emphasize for:The irrevocability of her decision was brought home to her
home and dry, British Informal
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home free, assured of finishing, accomplishing, succeeding, etc
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write home about, to comment especially on; remark on:The town was nothing to write home about
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of or relating to that which is within; inside:an interior view
situated well inland from the coast or border:the interior towns of a country
of or relating to the inland
domestic:interior trade
private or hidden; inner:interior negotiations of the council
pertaining to the mind or soul; mental or spiritual:the interior life
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the inside part of a building, considered as a whole from the point of view of artistic design or general effect, convenience, etc
a single room or apartment so considered
a pictorial representation of the inside of a room
the inland parts of a region, country, etc
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the domestic affairs of a country as distinguished from its foreign affairs:the Department of the Interior
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something on which a person rides, sits, or exercises, as if astride the back of such an animal:rocking horse
Also called trestle
a frame, block, etc
, with legs, on which something is mounted or supported
vaulting horse
pommel horse
carriage (def )
soldiers serving on horseback; cavalry:a thousand horse
a man; fellow
Often, horses
horses, Slang
the power or capacity to accomplish something, as by having enough money, personnel, or expertise:Our small company doesn't have the horses to compete against a giant corporation
Chess Informal
a knight
a crib, translation, or other illicit aid to a student's recitation; trot; pony
a mass of rock enclosed within a lode or vein
traveler (def b)
a mold of a curved frame, especially one used when the complexity of the curves requires laying out at full size
As verb (used with object), horsed, horsing
to provide with a horse or horses
to set on horseback
to set or carry on a person's back or on one's own back
to cut notches for steps into (a carriage beam)
to move with great physical effort or force:It took three men to horse the trunk up the stairs
to make (a person) the target of boisterous jokes
to perform boisterously, as a part or a scene in a play
to caulk (a vessel) with a hammer
to work or haze (a sailor) cruelly or unfairly
to place (someone) on a person's back, in order to be flogged
As verb (used without object), horsed, horsing
to mount or go on a horse
(of a mare) to be in heat
to have coitus
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of, for, or pertaining to a horse or horses:the horse family; a horse blanket
drawn or powered by a horse or horses
mounted or serving on horses:horse troops
unusually large
As Verb phrases
horse around, Slang
to fool around; indulge in horseplay
As Idioms
back the wrong horse, to be mistaken in judgment, especially in backing a losing candidate
beat / flog a dead horse, to attempt to revive a discussion, topic, or idea that has waned, been exhausted, or proved fruitless
from the horse's mouth, Informal
on good authority; from the original or a trustworthy source:I have it straight from the horse's mouth that the boss is retiring
hold one's horses, Informal
to check one's impulsiveness; be patient or calm:Hold your horses! I'm almost ready
horse of another color, something entirely different
Also, horse of a different color
look a gift horse in the mouth, to be critical of a gift
To horse!, Mount your horse! Ride!
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a visual representation of a person, object, or scene, as a painting, drawing, photograph, etc
:I carry a picture of my grandchild in my wallet
any visible image, however produced:pictures reflected in a pool of water
a mental image:a clear picture of how he had looked that day
a particular image or reality as portrayed in an account or description; depiction; version
a tableau, as in theatrical representation
motion picture
pictures, Informal: Older Use
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the image or perfect likeness of someone else:He is the picture of his father
a visible or concrete embodiment of some quality or condition:the picture of health
a situation or set of circumstances:the economic picture
the image on a computer monitor, the viewing screen of a television set, or a motion-picture screen
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to form a mental picture of; imagine:He couldn't picture himself doing such a thing
to depict in words; describe graphically:He pictured Rome so vividly that you half-believed you were there
to present or create as a setting; portray:His book pictured the world of the future
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The Federation of Our Lady of Guadalupe Societies is a religious ministry under the Office of Evangelization in the Diocese of Corpus Christi. The Federation encourages the propagation of the faith through prayer. It was established in May, 2006.
"Through the intercession of Our Lady of Guadalupe, many have seen Christ touch people's lives in inexplicable ways. Recall as she said to St. Juan Diego, 'I am your Merciful Mother who wishes to hear and help all those who invoke and place their confidence in me.' With this in mind, let us all move forward in promoting a greater devotion to Our Lady of Guadalupe!"
I. Mission
To evangelize within the Diocese, our parishes, and the civic community, and to promote devotion to our Lady of Guadalupe, Patroness of the Diocese of Corpus Christi and of the Americas.
II. Goals of the Federation
Evangelization - to spread the word of God to others.
To instill in its members a missionary spirit to promote spiritual growth among ourselves and others.
To venerate the Blessed Virgin through her title of Our Lady of Guadalupe
To assist in the preparations for the annual diocesan celebration of the feast day of Our Lady of Guadalupe on December 12.
To offer prayers for the intentions of our Holy Father the Pope, our pastor, priests, and deacons.
To comply with the guidelines as set by the Archicofradía de Santa María de Guadalupe from the Basilica in Mexico City.
III. Practices of the Federation
To visit the sick, the nursing homes, the lonely, and those fallen away from the Church.
To dedicate ourselves to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, in union with Heart of Mary by:
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E. Reciting the Rosary daily.
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The Lass O' Gowrie is in Charles Street, Manchester, in an area formerly known as 'Little Ireland', although legend has it that the first landlord was Scottish and homesick, and named the pub after his favorite poem, by Lady Carolina Nairne (1766-1845), who was born in Gask, Perthshire.
The Lass O' Gowrie
'Twas on a simmer's afternoon,A wee afore the sun gaed down,
A lassie wi' a braw new goun
Cam' owre the hills to Gowrie.
The rosebud washed in simmer's shower,
Bloomed fresh within the sunny bower;
But Kitty was the fairest flower,
That e'er was seen in Gowrie -
To see her cousin she cam' there;
And oh! the scene was passing fair,
For what in Scotland can compare
Wi' the Carse o' Gowrie?
The sun was setting on the Tay,
The blue hills melting into gray,
The mavis and the blackbirds lay,
Were sweetly heard in Gowrie.
- O lang the lassie I had wooed,
And truth and constancy had vowed,
But could nae speed wi' her I lo'ed,
Until she saw fair Gowrie.
I pointed to my fither's ha'
- Yon bonnie bield ayont the shaw,
Sae loun that there nae blast could blaw:-
Wad she no bide in Gowrie?
- Her faither was baith glad and wae;
Her mither she wad naething say;
The bairnies thocht they wad get play
If Kitty gaed to Gowrie.
She whiles did smile, she whiles did greet;
The blush and tear were on her cheek;
She naething said, and hung her head,
But now she's Leddie Gowrie.
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I love language, especially listening to the words that people choose to speak. Lately, I have noticed something quite peculiar. Call it a trend, or a bad habit. I have become acutely aware of people who repeatedly apologize. The key word here is repeatedly.
Their comment automatically begins with "I'm sorry."
What would you think of someone who you met for the first time who, within several minutes, apologized to you several times? The confident professional would not apologize. It's the person with the lack of self-confidence who would.
Whether it's you or a member of your team, listen to the language being used. Whenever there is repetitive language, listen more intently to the impression that is being made. Is it a positive or negative impression?
Here are a few examples of "I'm sorry" that I recently experienced:
"I'm sorry. I didn't know if you preferred coffee or tea." Revised: "Do you prefer coffee or tea?"
"I'm sorry, but could you end the program at 3:45 instead of 4:00?" Revised: "Could you please end the program at 3:45 instead of 4:00?"
"I'm sorry. Could you please wait until everyone arrives before you start your presentation?" Revised: "Could you please wait until everyone arrives before you start your presentation?
It's a small change with great impact. By removing the habitual "I'm sorry" from your language, you position yourself with greater certainty and confidence.
Here are a few ways to help you stop over-apologizing:
Become more aware of your language. Do you say "I'm sorry" too often? If so, ask yourself why.
Pause. Take the time to choose your words more carefully. Instead of automatically saying "I'm sorry," take a few seconds to compose your thoughts and begin the sentence with your core message.
Become more aware of the impact your language has on others. Have several people suggested that you stop apologizing, or asked you why you're apologizing? That's a signal that you are over-apologizing. Simply drop the phrase as your default.
Snap out of the deficit thinking. People who over-apologize may have issues with self-worth. Replace the deficit thinking with abundance and gratitude.
The flip side: Of course there will be times when you will need to use the phrase "I'm sorry." Save it for those occasions when you really need to use it, and it means something important rather than just a sentence starter.


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I went ahead and joined BPS crazy about kits class last night and have done my first layout(once again - awful photo, will have to try and improve!), I put the kit together with a load of my minds eye tres joile papers I had, feels so good to be using up some of my old stash. I want to get some more done but do not have the right photos printed and I cannot get photobox to work at the moment - what a nightmare !
Evie has been fantastic with the potty training today, actually had the same pair of knickers on tonight that I put on her when she got up this morning - hurrah ! Perhaps we are getting somewhere at last.
Another busy day with visits to various friends, including Daph whom I haven't seen for ages and I am so glad I popped in to see her today xx
I am really into the Sainsburys/Jamie Oliver meals for a fiver at the moment and I made the 'brilliant bacon pasta' for tea - anyone else tried these? I think they are fab !


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Here's my dress created for Erin's Great Gatsby Sewing Challenge, inspired by this 1920's sewing pattern that I stumbled upon via a google search. Sadly, the pattern sold years ago so I was left to try and recreate the dress on my own.
Luckily I had taken advantage of one of those $0.99 pattern sale days at Jo-Ann's and frivolously purchased a million patterns that I don't even want, like, or need (I've gotten better with that, let me tell you), so I had something to help me recreate the main body and belt of the dress. The sleeves and neckline I drafted myself.
Don't ask me how I actually put this dress together because I swear I don't know. I had a small moment of epiphany induced brilliance that turned me into a complete sewing cyborg and allowed me to sew this dress from start to finish in one go. No directions. No mistakes. …I may have actually been temporarily possessed because there's no logical explanation for how I managed to pull this off with no plan. The sewing Gods were on my side I guess.
I squeezed this dress out of the most insanely small piece of stash fabric, which is some sort of partially stretchy polyester blend suiting. I think I had about a yard and a half to work with. In order to lay out my front and back pieces on the fold, I had to bring both salvages to the inside fold line and create two new fold lines pointing to the outside. It just barely worked out. All of the materials used for this dress were in my stash for so long that I feel like this dress was free!
I've always been a huge fan of the flapper movement and I love this article about how The Great Gatsby portrays women of the era all wrong. I haven't seen the movie yet, but I've heard awesome things about it when you accept the fact that it's not historically accurate. I'm hoping to see it this weekend. Have you seen it? What did you think?
Oh, and of course I had to take some photos with Lucille since there's been an unacceptable lack of her adorable face around here lately!
Caught her mid yawn lol.
Lucille is generally a really lazy dog, but sometimes being outside summons her inner spaz. She was just standing around and then all of the sudden she started digging furiously and rubbing her face in the grass haha! What a dork.
Blur face dog! That's how you can tell she was having fun 🙂
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Marcia Standiford walked to the witness chair Monday in a hushed Skokie courtroom, looked directly at the man who violently raped her two years ago, and then tearfully told how the ordeal had shattered her life.
``On the day of the incident, Stanley Robinson knocked me to the cement floor of my laundry room because I wouldn`t willingly let him rape me. The first injury I suffered was a concussion,`` said Standiford, then of Evanston. Those physical injuries were serious, she said, telling Cook County Circuit Judge Michael Jordan that she continues to receive treatment for neck and back injuries.


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WASHINGTON -- With the Rev. Al Sharpton leading calls Monday for radio host Don Imus to be fired over racially insensitive remarks, Senator Barack Obama's presidential campaign avoided the controversy throughout the day. Not until Monday evening, five days after Imus's comments were uttered and hours after CBS Radio and MSNBC announced a two-week suspension for the radio host, did Obama weigh in, saying in a statement: "The comments of Don Imus were divisive, hurtful, and offensive to Americans of all backgrounds." Obama did not address whether he thought Imus should be taken off the air.
The episode is the first test of how Obama -- who is of mixed-race background -- is handling the contentious issue of race in his presidential campaign. Even as polls have shown other Democrats attracting a large share of the black vote, Obama has steered clear of the kind of activism symbolized by Sharpton and the Rev. Jesse Jackson, who were both highly visible in the Imus episode but whose aggressiveness on race issues has alienated some white voters in the past.
But with Obama battling other Democrats -- most notably Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York -- for the support of black voters, the candidate's reticence on the Imus issue set off alarms yesterday among some black activists who are anxious to see him more forcefully push for racial justice.
Melissa Harris Lacewell, a professor of politics and African-American studies at Princeton University, said Obama missed an opportunity to prove himself to blacks and white liberals who would have wanted Obama take the lead in denouncing Imus.
"This was so easy, and his unwillingness to touch it tells me this is going to be his third rail, and race never goes away in politics," Harris Lacewell said. "Black people want to love Barack. They're doing everything they can to love Barack. We want to believe that Barack is better than this. But they will turn on him."
The Obama campaign declined to comment yesterday on its handling of the issue. One adviser pointed out, however, that Obama issued a public comment before the other major Democratic candidates -- including Clinton and former senator John Edwards of North Carolina.
Obama represents a break with the presidential candidacies of forebears such as Sharpton, a Democratic presidential candidate in 2004, and Jackson, who ran in 1984 and 1988.
Obama is the son of a white mother and a black father from Kenya, and grew up in Hawaii and Indonesia. He is part of a generation too young to be shaped directly by the civil rights movement; he was 6 years old when Martin Luther King Jr. was slain in 1968.
Obama told CBS's "60 Minutes" earlier this year that he is rooted in the African-American community, but not defined by it.
In a closely watched speech last month in Selma, Ala., Obama declared that he was part of the "Joshua generation" -- likening himself to the Biblical successor to Moses who led the Jewish people into the promised land -- and thus located himself in the post-liberation generation.
While acknowledging debts to civil rights pioneers, Obama has made clear that he represents a different kind of politics, rooted deeply in coalition-building, not anger and outrage.
"He's cut from a different cloth, and that doesn't make him less black," said Joyce Ferriabough, a Boston-based Democratic consultant who is African-American. "His way of doing things is a lot more measured, less fiery, but that doesn't make him less effective. He needs to be the candidate of the people, and the people aren't just black."
Ron Walters, a former top campaign aide to Jackson and now a politics professor at the University of Maryland, said that if Obama took on a issue like Imus's comments, he could undercut his appeal to the broad electorate.
"There are people that are just waiting for him to jump out there in the crosshairs and be a race leader," Walters said. If Obama spoke out, "that would put him in a different role: a race leader. And that would pull back the covers for those who don't see race when they look at Barack Obama."
Yet Obama's promise to take up the mantle of past civil rights activists and his showing in the polls have not assuaged the concerns of some black leaders, including Sharpton, that Obama isn't sufficiently committed to the causes they hold dear. With Clinton also earning significant black support and her husband, the former president, still widely popular among black voters, those qualms among prominent blacks could have electoral consequences for Obama.
Sharpton has repeatedly said that Obama did not learn the lessons of the civil rights movement, including the value of bold stands and dramatic action.
"I agree with him that we are part of the Joshua generation, but Joshua came from the ranks of Moses to continue the struggle and not to abandon the struggle," Sharpton told the Washington Times last month. "Being a part of the Joshua generation is based on your work and not your age."
Though Jackson lined up behind Obama two weeks ago, Sharpton has pointedly refused to endorse Obama, sparking speculation that he will support Clinton -- his home-state senator -- instead. Sharpton has said he will not endorse any candidate until hearing more about their views on civil rights and other issues at his National Action Network convention next week in New York City.
Michael Eric Dyson, a University of Pennsylvania professor and author, said he supports Obama's campaign but questions why he did not speak up more forcefully about Imus. He added that the other presidential candidates had the same responsibility.
"Here's the point: Paying attention to the issues of race is an American concern," he said. "It looks as if he's being so careful and cautious not to ruffle the feathers of the mainstream that he may inadvertently raise the hackles of the black majority."
Harris Lacewell, the Princeton professor, said Obama's willingness to cede the spotlight to Sharpton on the Imus issue could leave such veteran activists more powerful in the black community -- and therefore tougher to win over.
Ferriabough, the Democratic consultant, said Obama's campaign is tied to the candidate's personal energy and charisma, rather than those who are declaring their support for him.
"Endorsements won't make or break this candidate," said Ferriabough, who said she has not committed to supporting any candidate but is leaning toward Obama.
"Obama doesn't need to go on the soapbox," Ferriabough said. "Others are doing it, led by Sharpton and Jesse Jackson. He's nipping at Hillary, so he's playing for real."
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The Crazy Eights continued their winning ways on Sunday with a solid team performance against an ever-improving Pontypool Utd side out at the Memorial Ground. With only Olly Bish missing after missing his private jet back from his tour of the Mediterranean the Dale fielded two strong sides looking to continue their fine start to the season.
The Apples played down the slope in the first half but that didn't affect their momentum as they got off to a flyer scoring five tries in the first ten minutes. Griff Tovey started and finished the scoring in the half with two tries and he was supported on the score sheet by his team mates, Josh Bowen, Olly Morris and Kingsley Parry-Lewis to give the Dale a small advantage after their hosts scored three tries of their own.
Whatever the Apples could do the Bananas certainly did their best to match it and ended their spell on the pitch with five tries of their own. Despite playing up the slope their little legs were a flurry and great running and support play saw Noah Young and Brody Baker each get on the score sheet and a second hat-trick in two weeks from Max Baldwin helped the Dale to a handsome 10-6 lead after 20 minutes.
To give everyone maximum game time another 2 segments of 7 minutes each was agreed by the coaches and the Apples took to the pitch once more. This period was a bit more difficult for the Dale as they only managed to score one try with Griff getting his hat-trick and the Pooler closed the gap to 11-9. Although some excellent tagging by Elliot Hall, Alfie Short and Albie Wynn helped to keep the Dale's opponent scoring to a minimum.
The last period was a tense affair with both sides looking to take the win at all costs but some great running from Hannah Benger, Shay Edwards and Aimee Lock broke the defensive line, ate up the yards and allowed Noah Young and Max Baldwin to get more tries suitably assisted by Josh Johnson with a brace of his own. There was still work to be done by the Bananas to keep out their opponents and the effort was none more typified than by Josh Bowen who threw his body (and his face) on the line to keep out an attack.
As Pontypool threw everything at the Dale in the final few minutes they could not break the a resolute defensive line and the Referee, who was excellent on the day, blew the final whistle to give the Dale an excellent 15 – 11 victory.
Captain for the day, Poppy Crewe told reporters afterwards that she was as pleased as punch to lead her side to victory although she was little cold. Crewe said that she was looking forward to next week's game against Senghenydd but she would be wearing an extra layer.
Player of the match was a difficult decision to make but both coaches agreed that if there is one thing that is needed is for all players to listen and learn. And one player certainly did that this week. He took on board what he was told the week before and showed everyone that he cannot only score tries but he can tag as well (but not before he gets himself onside). Take a bow Kingsley Parry Lewis you thoroughly deserved your award.
Everyone at the match will be pleased to hear that Josh Bowen was able to talk coherently by the time he went to school on Monday after the swelling on his lip went down. But as his Dad says 'if you are going to defend it doesn't matter what part of your body gets in the way!!'
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OCZ Technology Vector 150 240GB SSD Review
Specifications, Pricing and Availability
OCZ's in-house Barefoot 3 controller is already the consumer champion when it comes to writing data. The read performance is just behind Samsung's 840 Pro, but only by a small margin in the 256GB capacity class. Read performance degrades when the MLC flash is dirty, but not nearly as much as write performance. If you are choosing between one and the other, I'd take an increase in write performance. OCZ addressed this issue with new steady-state performance numbers. OCZ claims Vector is the new consumer steady state winner, up to 26K IOPS on the 480GB model. It's an impressive number, one that tips on some enterprise SSDs toes.
Vector 150 comes in three capacity sizes. In this review, we're focusing on the 240GB, but later in the day we'll publish a full review of the 120GB capacity size too. The largest capacity size, 480GB will follow as soon as we can source one.
There are several improvements with this new release over the original model. This handy chart above shows some of them, but none are bigger than the endurance claim. The new flash takes Vector 150 to 50GB writes per day for five years. With that level of endurance, Vector 150 is the first consumer SSD I'd consider using for Usenet downloads / decompression.
We've talked a lot about the flash, but the controller hasn't changed much. Not that it needed to either, given the performance of the original version. Toggle2 compatibility is a firmware update. The Indilinx Barefoot 3 controller on Vector 150 is the same M00 revision used on the original Vector. That said, it appears the inclusion of AES-256 encryption was also some type of software update as well.
By the time you read this, Newegg, Tiger Direct, Amazon and others should have Vector 15 listed on e-tail sites. The MSRPs are as follows - 120GB for $129.99, 240GB for $239.99 and 480GB for $499.99. The retail kits ship with a five-year warranty, desktop adapter bracket, screws for mounting, Acronis software key (software downloaded from OCZ's website), paper manuals and a sicker for proclaiming your love for OCZ.
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