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Prop 8 Ruling Rant
I was interested to read that the LDS church immediately issued a lengthy statement about the overturn. Their main point being, "California voters have twice determined in a general election that marriage should be recognized as only between a man and a woman. We have always had that view. Courts should not alter that definition, especially when the people of California have spoken so clearly on the subject."
Wait.. what? You have always had that view? Are you sure? POSITIVE?? Furthermore, the way the church affairs are run are not by democracy-- it is more like the court system than anything else, with leaders being appointed by other leaders, none of whom, by contrast, were elected by anyone in the body of the church.
California voters have spoken so clearly on the subject? Doesn't anyone have a memory-- or google for that matter? Wasn't the vote 52% to 48% basically? I am sorry but I don't see that as a clear victory. The statement continues "Millions of voters in California sent a message that traditional marriage is crucial to society." Yes- thats true. But MILLIONS of other voters also thought that traditional marriage should be expanded to make room for new families who should be fairly recognized. To be exact- just over 7 million supported YES on Prop 8 and just over 6.4 million supported NO on 8.
Now I get it. You're mad. You tried so hard to get into law school and now you wish you had just never even gone to Harvard- to quote Elle Woods. You tried SOOO hard to make sure gays in California couldn't get married and now they probably will be able to by the end of the year (barring a supreme court appeal). But at the end of the day, you're just not going to win this one-- or as Adrian screams down the stairs at Rocky, "YOU CAN'T WIN!"
I still can't quite understand what the church was thinking getting involved in this clearly political battle. I don't see it as advancing the church's mission of perfecting the saints, preaching the gospel, and redeeming the dead. You don't want anything to do with homosexuals, feminists, and liberals-- well and good. It's your church and you get to say who is and isn't welcome to be a fully authorized dealer of mormonism. But I hope we have all learned a valuable lesson here. No matter how you spin it, you can't hide the facts: Until 1890 Mormons didn't believe in one man and one woman, and in terms of after-life doctrines Mormons still don't, and the vote to decide if gay rights are civil rights was simply too close to get an honest read on what rights California wanted to bestow or withhold from gay and lesbian couples in 2008. But beyond that, it is not really the people's job in our country to decide who gets rights or not. That is why we attempt to elect fair minded leaders who will attempt to elect fair minded judges to make the right decisions for ALL people- even if those decisions are not popular with ALL people.
I would think that the LDS church would be the first to understand and support that concept, were it in regards to something important to the church's welfare or freedom to "worship how where or what they may".
4 comments:
- Gay LDS Actor said...
Amen, brother!
- February 8, 2012 at 7:07 PM
- Mr. B. said...
I love how the Church's response was that millions of people voted for it, so it should stand. My very next question would be ... "If millions of people voted for gay marriage, would you be okay with the peoples' voices then?"
Washington State's legislature has passed gay marriage for us. It will most likely go to a vote. It will probably be close but I hope gay marriage will pass with the voters, too (although it shouldn't have to). Then, the Church can use that same logic with Washington. It must be okay!
- February 9, 2012 at 1:38 AM
- CLARK JOHNSEN said...
Such a good point Mr. B!! "Slotted spoons don't hold much soup" comes to mind. Hey remember this concept-- just because it's popular doesn't make it right-- oh yeah, unless the popular people are voting for what you want to have happen.. then its definitely outrageous that the popular people didn't get their way. Allz I can say is stop trying to make FETCH happen.. its not going to happen.
- February 9, 2012 at 9:16 PM
- Jamie Dole said...
I've been listening to nothing but the Book of Mormon soundtrack lately, and it of course therefore, has been weighing in on everything I read - about Romney, about Prop 8, about the gay teens that did that "It Gets Better" video at BYU... And I keep coming to the same conclusion: that while the LDS church can often be as bad as the worst Christians, they also seem to more often be much more progressive and willing to adapt, and able to empathise. Like, on one hand, it's horrible that black people weren't allowed into the priesthood until 1978, but on the other hand, shouldn't something be said about their ability to admit they were wrong? You touched on that and their ability to adapt in your interview, and I have to say that I wholeheartedly agree with you, it is only a matter of time before "God changes his mind about gay people" too. And in our lifetime, too! Sooner, I bet. I hope...
And lol, aww, Elle doesn't deserve to be compared to the LDS church - I reckon they're more like Warner or maybe, hopefully, Vivian, and turn out to be super awesome in the end! (#convoluted analogy)
I'm sad that I've stumbled across this blog so late in the game. I reckon when the most recent entry that is from 6 months ago, and that entry apologises not having posted in awhile, it probably indicates you've moved on. I hope you see this comment – or not, maybe, if it's too...gushy? Redundant? Pointless?
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Kedarnath temple safe, but off limits for three year
The famous Kedarnath shrine in the Rudraprayag district of Uttarkhand has been severely hit by the floods caused by the incessant rains the state has been receiving in the past few days. A portion of the Kedarnath shrine compound has been washed away, however, the temple authorities have said that there have been no reports of damage to the temple, Press Trust of India reported.
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Vijay Bahuguna said that the temple has not been damaged, but it will remain off-limits because the area around it has been torn apart. Uttarakhand minister Harak Singh Rawat provided this aerial view of Kedarnath and its surrounding area.
The 14-km stretch from the base camp to the shrine is inaccessible.
Thousands of pilgrims are stranded and efforts are underway to rescue them. Chopper services were launched on a war footing with no fresh spell of rain in the morning at most places in the Uttarakhand, an official said.
More than 40 policemen, who were duty near the Kedarnath shrine, are missing as the rains continued to pound the state.
10 choppers have been deployed by the Indian Air Force. Two choppers ferried about 200 stranded pilgrims from the high altitude Kedarnath shrine to Fata helipad in Rudraprayag district on Tuesday.
The buildings in the vicinity of the shrine which housed several hotels and shops have also been damaged in the floods.
A road which has caved-in on the route from Kotdwar to Rudraprayag.
Road strewn with stones on the route from Kotdwar to Rudraprayag.
The 20-foot statue of God Shiva located at Parmath ghat in Rishikesh was washed away on Tuesday by the overflowing waters of River Ganga.
The government has suspended the annual Kailash Mansarovar yatra. "The pilgrims have been accommodated in various locations and the route will be opened again after things get normal," an official said.
Private choppers have been hired to distribute food and other essential commodities to people stranded in Pulna and Bundar villages en route to Hemkund Sahib.
Army personnel rescue stranded children and other pilgrims to a safe place in flood-hit Govind Ghat in Chamoli.
Army personnel rescue stranded children and other pilgrims to a safe place in flood-hit Govind Ghat in Chamoli.
Cricketer Harbhajan Singh who was rescued by ITBP personnel on the way to Hemkund Sahib talks to media at a campt in Chamoli.
A view of the overflowing Mandakini River damaging the bridge over it in Kedarnath Valley in Rudraprayag district.
A view of a submerged bridge over river Ganga in Rudraprayag on Tuesday following incessant rains.
Next: Rain storms through North India
Both, Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh, have been battered and ravaged by incessant showers, landslides and flash floods. Thousands are stranded in both the states.
More than 10,000 people have been rescued in efforts led by the army, the PM added. More than 5000 people remain stranded in the Kedarnath region and another 15,000 are stuck in Badrinath and nearby areas.
22 helicopters are being used to air-lift and help people stranded in areas around Kedarnath, said Junior Home Minister RPN Singh. The army will focus its efforts on Kedarnath tomorrow. Over 6,000 soldiers will be deployed across the affected region by Saturday.
The water levels in the Ganga and its major tributaries have now receded and the rivers are flowing below danger mark. The high water levels had clogged roads and affected rescue operations.
Rudraprayag district in Uttarakhand was the worst hit with 20 people dead and 73 buildings, including 40 hotels, along the banks of the Alaknanda swept away in the swirling waters of the river.
Vehicles were seen being washed away; a landslide buried a bus, killing four people and injuring 15 others in Almora district.
Manoj Chausali from Udham Singh Nagar shared this image of a truck tipped over in the gushing waters.
A herd of deer making its way through flooded waters in Uttarakhand.
The flooded Alaknanda river following heavy rain in Rudraprayag.
Fast moving water from Alaknanda river destroys building during heavy monson rain.
A car after an accident on the Haridwar-Mana national highway.
In Garhwal district, a bridge on the Alakananda river, connecting Rudraprayag and Gaurikund, has been washed away.
A damaged road during heavy monsoon rains near Govindghat of Uttarakhand. The National Highway leading up to Gangotri and Badrinath has been closed and the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) is constantly working to repair the road.
In Badrinath, 10 buildings were washed away while in Munsiyari the Kali Ganga river engulfed 400 houses.
Television footage has shown bridges, houses and other buildings crashing down and being washed away by the swirling waters. A swollen river is seen engulfing a giant statue of Lord Shiva in the city of Rishikesh on Monday.
A large number of shrines, hotels, rest houses, shops and residential buildings close to the river have also caved in.
Due to the poor weather conditions, the Char Dham Yatra as well as the Amarnath Yatra have been suspended.
In neighbouring Himachal Pradesh, Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh, who was stuck in Sangla in Kinnaur district for more than 60 hours, was air-lifted this morning by a state helicopter along with a dozen tourists.
Teams from the National Disaster Management Authority are camping in the pilgrimage town of Haridwar awaiting air-lift to the worst-affected districts, officials said.
Heavy rains have caused chaos in the national capital and the surrounding areas. On Monday, Noida witnessed a 5-kilometre-long traffic jam because of incessant rain.
Several roads in Noida are flooded causing traffic jams in several places.
The Indira Gandhi International or IGI Airport in Delhi, two days after it was voted the world's second best airport, was flooded because of heavy rains. Services at the domestic arrival section were severely impeded; several conveyor belts used for baggage were out of service.
Workers cuts a tree that fell on an auto rickshaw during rains in New Delhi on June 16.
Trash covers a truck submerged in flood waters from heavy monsoon rains in Dehradun.
Pedestrians look at flood damage from heavy monsoon rains in Dehradun.
Several parts of Dehradun were also affected by the heavy rainfall.
People wade through a water logged road during the heavy rain in Haridwar.
In Haryana, the water level in the Yamuna rose suddenly, leaving 22 people dead and 1,000 stranded. In Uttar Pradesh's Bijnor, 250 farmers were stranded after water was released on the Ganga upstream near Haridwar. Around 32 of them have been rescued.
In Delhi, the Yamuna is flowing above the danger mark. The police have asked people living near Yamuna bank to vacate their houses.
In Delhi, people who live near the Yamuna river are being evacuated in boats. The government said 20 camps have been set up to provide shelter and medical assistance.
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A strong renewal of the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Sale was propelled forward in part due to hot demand for yearlings by Lane's End sires.
First-year sire QUALITY ROAD, the multiple-track-record-setting son of Elusive Quality, was among the standouts. His two yearlings on offer at Saratoga sold minutes apart. First, hip 128, a half-brother to SW Fastongrass, sold to Ingordo Bloodstock for $300,000. Hip 135, a son of SW Storm Minstrel, then realized $275,000 from Redwings and Phase II.
QUALITY ROAD is currently the third-leading first-crop sire by yearling average (with 2 or more to sell), with four of six sold for an average of $162,250.
Also at Saratoga, a colt by CURLIN out of Party Chatter sold to Stonestreet Stables for $475,000. The colt, catalogued as hip 102, is a half-sibling to stakes winner Rock Candy (MINESHAFT) and SP Status Pending.
LEMON DROP KID had a pair of colts bring $350,000. A son of SP Present Danger sold to Robert Baker and William Mack as hip 104; he was followed by a son of Stormy B who went to Starlight Racing as hip 137. LEMON DROP KID's third yearling in the sale, a half-sister to G2SW Raw Silk, sold to Gary Contessa for $290,000.
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Lane's End Sales also enjoyed a big two days at the Spa. Transactions from our consignment included a $335,000 half-brother to Breeders' Cup winner Regally Ready who sold to Randy Gullatt. Lane's End, agent for Smitten Farm, sold a $325,000 Speightstown half-brother to last year's good juvenile Delhomme (Dixie Union). Ingordo Bloodstock signed the winning slip. Lane's End also sold hip 131, a Tiznow filly from the family of champion Shanghai Bobby who went to Mike Ryan for $325,000.
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It's not rocket science. To be at your very best, you need a set of conscious choices that protect your happiness, and this often means, as explored in Part 1, taking steps to protect your physical and emotional health from blood-sugar imbalances caused by the food and drink you put into your body.
In this post, we'll look at a few ideas on how to prepare in advance for holiday gatherings, more specifically, to think with the end in mind by planning your choices in advance, and use your brain's power of imagination to "rehearse" the priorities you set – so that you may enjoy yourself while also making healthy choices.
Actions without conscious thought? Confusion!
Modern brain-scan technology has made what may be the most incredible discovery of all time about you, that: Your brain is capable of amazing feats. It's ever ready to help you make continuous changes throughout your life.
In fact, it performs these functions automatically without your conscious involvement, continuously rewiring and reshaping itself.
Whether these changes are in a positive direction that strengthens your capacity for courage and resiliency, agency and creativity, healing and regeneration, however, is another matter. Unwittingly, this 'automatic' – or subconscious – learning can also be the root cause of many problems, big ones, such as addiction to substances, and sugar addiction, perhaps the most widespread and damaging, which is at play during the holidays.
In the words of one renown poet and author:
"Life without Freedom is like a body without a soul. And Freedom without Thought is like a confused spirit…"~ KHALIL GIBRAN
- Set aside a few moments the day before, the day of and on your way to an event, to rehearse in your mind what you will and will not do. This prepares and strengthens you psychologically to not get caught off guard. For example:
- Choose foods with the end in mind. See yourself eating foods that support your healthy lifestyle and allow you to not only feel great after the meal, but also get a good night's sleep.
- Imagine yourself taking small bites and savoring each mouthful, putting down the tableware between bites, enjoying a conversation with others around you, and so on.
- See yourself saying "No" to what is costly and "Yes" to enjoying the benefits – and fun – of sticking to health and wellness goals.
- Smile and feel the good feelings of making healthy choices with relative ease and confidence.
- See yourself easily passing up foods that you know from past experiences they've left you feeling lousy, bloated, numbed out after a meal.
- Picture yourself looking past those foods that previously tempted you and easily saying "No!" because you now see how they've robbed you of restful nights of sleep, stole your energy or spoiled your mood for days after.
- Start a practice of associating foods that support a healthy lifestyle with words such as "safe and healthy," "delicious and energizing" or "nourishing and happy-energy" and so on.
- Link sugary, high-carb fatty foods, in contrast, with words such as "unsafe and stress-inducing" or "toxic and happiness-stealing" and so on.
- Decide in advance what you will be eating and that you will not deviate from the plan. Then stick to your plan.
- In cases where you don't know what is being served (more often than not), keep to general guidelines, such as 25% protein, 25% carbohydrates and at least 50% green, leafy or brightly colored vegetables.
- Be prepared to say "No, thank you" to certain invitations, i.e., to have seconds or to take home leftovers, and picture yourself doing so.
- Decide whether you will eat 'dessert' or not, and you do, see yourself choosing one small portion.
- Decide other guidelines in advance and envision yourself following them easily and effortlessly.
If you choose one food in the category of dessert, picture yourself having only one piece, letting go of guilt or afterthoughts, and enjoying the thought that you first ate wholesome food to protect your body from its impact.
Love it or leave it, you have a built-in capacity to self-direct changes in your lifestyle and health, with conscious thought and action, that is, once you know how to get your body to work together with your mind.
In a new book, Super Brain: Unleashing the Explosive Power of Your Mind to Maximize Health, Happiness and Spiritual Well-Being, best selling author and doctor of internal medicine and endocrinology, Deepak Chopra, M.D. has paired up with Harvard Professor and Director of Genetics and Aging Research, Rodoph Tanzi, Ph.D., to write a manual for understanding this limitless and untapped potential of the brain for regeneration is directly affected by your thoughts.
The realization of healthy goals necessitates you are fully present in mind and body to make conscious choices to steer away from addictive food and drink and and toward healthy options instead.
As the saying goes, if you 'fail to plan, you plan to fail.' This applies to your health goals as it does your career and financial goals.


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Did German filmmakers predict the rise of National Socialism? Rüdiger Suchsland's documentary on the topic premiered in Venice. He tells DW how film foresaw Hitler and why there should be more interest in cinema history.
It was a small sensation that the premiere of a documentary film - "From Caligari to Hitler" - took place at one of the world's most significant film festivals. The film was screened as part of the Venice Classics series, alongside restored historical cinematic masterpieces like "Mouchette" by Robert Bresson and "Stolen Kisses" by Francois Truffauts.
"From Caligari to Hitler" is film critic Rüdiger Suchsland's directorial debut. The title is a reference to the 1920 silent film, "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari," largely regarded as the first horror film. Suchsland's documentary focuses on the 1920s and 30s - the heyday of German cinema - and examines journalist and film theorist Sigfried Kracauer's famous thesis that German filmmakers supposedly predicted the rise of National Socialism in their works.
DW: Mr. Suchsland, were you surprised to receive an invitation to the Venice Film Festival?
Rüdiger Suchsland: Yes, I was very surprised. It's my first film. It's hard to say how it's going to turn out when a film critic who wasn't trained as a filmmaker makes a film. I think my invitation to Venice can be attributed to the wonderful historical footage by camera professionals like Karl Freund. Excerpts from well known films like "Metropolis" (1927) and "Nosferatu" (1922) are included. It didn't have a whole lot to do with my directing.
The film was screened as part of the Venice Classics series, which mainly presented restored masterpieces and rediscoveries.
There are many documentary films about cinema. The historical consciousness in cinema is not as strong as, let's say, in literature, where a new edition of a book by Fontane or Schiller would be covered by the newspapers and compared with previous editions. In cinema, television, and motion pictures, we don't have this kind of tradition of dealing with the history of the medium. That's of course because it's the newest medium.
There should be a lot more [attention paid to film history] because all of the new films are based on the classics. Today, many people's knowledge of film, even at film schools, begins with Quentin Tarantino.
What does the title "From Caligari to Hitler" mean?
That was the title of a book by Sigfried Kracauer. He was the leading film critic during the Weimar Republic. To some extent, he invented the field of film criticism in post-war Germany. Kracauer wrote for the daily newspaper "Frankfurter Zeitung," the most important newspaper of the time, and wrote about this period.
As a Jew, a liberal, and a left-wing author, he left Germany rather quickly in March 1933. He first went into exile in Paris, then wrote his book while in exile in the United States. The subtitle of the book is "A Psychological History of the German Film." That says exactly what he means. He takes German cinema and tries to find a psychological message, even using Sigmund Freud's methods of psychoanalysis. He analyzes the hidden elements, not the obvious things in the films.
On the other hand, he examines cinema as a mass medium, as a kind of indicator, a seismograph of the collective consciousness - and not least, of a collective subconsciousness. That's how he views the films: What elements can be found of the fascism that came later, or of totalitarian thinking in general? What elements of violence, war, genocide, and the murder of European Jews?
But Kracauer's thesis was also disputed.
Some said that, since he started the book in 1942, it was too simple. It was apparent what would come out of his examination. But the thesis wasn't that primitive. Kracauer first examined the individual films; he didn't just present a broad thesis. He found out that German film - much more than all the other films from other countries during this time - has many more mass murders, many more tyrants, crazy scientists, authoritarian fathers.
Suchsland says German film has a fascination with crazy, violent and evil murderers - like "Dr. Mabuse"
Somehow you have to explain where this fascination with murderers, violence, manipulation and hypnosis came from. No matter what you think about German cinema from that era, you still have to explain why these figures appeared.
How well known is Kracauer's book today?
Very widespread. That surprised me. But it's less well known in Germany. When you discuss it abroad, whether it's in the US, in Spain, or in all of the Romance-speaking countries, then the book is very well known. It's a standard work about cinema in the 20th century and German film. [Eds: Kracauer's book was published in 1947.]
Films like "Nosferatur" and "Berlin, Symphony of a Great City," "The Blue Angel," "Metropolis" or "M" are extremely famous. They're often more famous abroad, where there is more interest in history. People know that German film was the most important in the world during the 1920s - sometimes even more important than Hollywood. Hollywood essentially advanced when immigrants from Europe started coming over, such as filmmakers Ernst Lubitsch or Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau, who immigrated before Hitler and 1933. And then there was Fritz Lang, who went to the US in 1933.
Film composer Alexandre Desplat is leading the jury at this year's Venice Film Festival. It's the first time a musician has been appointed to the role. He tells DW what the job means to him. (29.08.2014)
The 71st Venice International Film Festival has begun with a screening of "Birdman." At the festival, two seats will be left symbolically empty in tribute to imprisoned directors from Iran and Ukraine. (27.08.2014)
The Venice Film Festival opens on August 27 with a comedy, but promises plenty of hot political fare over the next 11 days. German director Fatih Akin is one of 20 directors competing for the prestigious Golden Lion. (27.08.2014)
The Berlinale isn't only a window into the latest in contemporary film. Each year, thousands of visitors travel to Berlin for a unique viewing of restored treasures from the history of film. DW sneaks a peak. (09.02.2014)


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Ned Colletti wants to sign Andre Ethier to a contract extension?
I'm liking his chances.
Ethier is actually in great position. Think the new ownership group will take over and the first thing they're going to do is let their second-best position player enter free agency?
Ethier wants to stay in Los Angeles, so this looks almost automatic. The new owners can't come in and start talking about how committed they are and how they will continue to invest in the team, and then immediately let their two-time all-star walk.
That just wouldn't fly with the fans. Fans are so beaten down by Frank McCourt's ownership that they are going to be particularly suspicious and vigilant this time around.


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The Good For You Double-Moo-Cow-Chunk-Chunk Cupcake Recipe
The photo you see here is of my latest creation. The Double-Moo-Cow-Chunk-Chunk Cupcake. I had two of these for lunch. Once you realize how good it is for you, you'll be rushing to the store for ingredients so you can live off these badass little power-packers! Check out the recipe below. It makes 1.5 dozen cupcakes. (Trust me, you'll want that many!)
Double-Moo-Cow-Chunk-Chunk Cupcake
- 3C Black Beans, soaked overnight
- 4 Large eggs
- 6T Hershey's Special Dark Cocoa Powder
- 2C Sugar Free Whey Protein Powder
- 6T Coconut Oil
- 1t Baking Powder
- 1/2C Hershey's Special Dark Chocolate Chips (optional – I didn't have any so I made them without)
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- You'll need a blender or a food processor for this. I made mine in a blender.
- Add beans, cocoa, coconut oil and eggs to blender or food processor. Add enough water to blend all the beans into a mash (or you could cook the beans mushy but who the hell wants to wait?)
- Pour into a mixing bowl and add protein powder, baking powder, and chocolate chips. Mix thoroughly.
- Spoon into lined or well-greased muffin cups.
- Bake at 350 for 20 minutes. Makes 18.
Each cupcake has 30g protein and 8g net carbs. If you add the chocolate chips, adjust your nutrition info accordingly (but still nothing to get your panties in a twist about!)
You're welcome. Now tell your friends the dieting stops now!


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Nichols, Lannum sign with MSSU
A pair of Cassville Wildcats have signed letters of intent to play football at Missouri Southern State University next fall. Cassville High School seniors Ricky Nichols and Josh Lannum put pen to paper and committed to playing for new MSSU coach Daryl Daye.
Nichols, the 6-2, 190-pound option quarterback of the Wildcats, chose MSSU over Pittsburg State and Central Missouri State, while choosing football over baseball.
Nichols helped the Wildcats to a 24-2 record the last two seasons and has skills beyond quarterbacking. His versatility as a runner, receiver and kick returner give Daye and his staff plenty of opportunity to get him the ball in space.
"Ricky is a very gifted young man, and one of the best athletes I have ever coached," said Cassville head football coach David Large.
According to Large, MSSU is looking at him to play quarterback in an option-style offense.
"Ricky could be very successful at the next level in football or baseball," said Large.
Nichols was named Big 8 Conference Offensive Player of the Year for the 2011 season after rushing for 1,100 yards and scoring 20 touchdowns. Not known as a passer, he also threw for over 700 yards and 10 TDs. Nichols also returned two kickoffs for touchdowns, one of them against Logan-Rogersville in a Class 3 semifinal contest.
In addition to his Big 8 honors, Nichols was named Coaches Association All-State first team and Associated Press All-State second team in 2011. He also made the All-Ozark and SWMO Coaches Association second teams.
Josh Lannum played a big role in Cassville's success during his high school career. The emphasis with Lannum is on "big." At 6-5 and 270 pounds, Lannum is still growing, and a college-level weight training program will only add to that massive frame.
Lannum had attended summer football camp at MSSU and was pretty much committed to signing with the Lions. Lannum also is a proficient discus thrower, but his emphasis will be on football.
"Josh has really improved and gained a lot of strength in the last year," said Large. "An incredible work ethic in the weight room should put a lot of muscle on an already big frame.
"I think MSSU might end up with a surprise in Josh," added Large.
During the 2011 season, Lannum garnered first team All-State, All-Big 8 and SWMO Coaches honors as a member of the Wildcats' offensive line.


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One hundred years of Finnish independence
Tomorrow, December 6th, Finland is celebrating 100 years of Independence. Most Finns love their country and always love hearing what foreigners know about Finland. So here are some things about Finland you can bring up next time you meet a Finn.While not exclusively Finnish, the aurora borealis are a common sight on the sky especially in the Lapland in the winter.You can always expect to find hot cup of coffee in Finland. In 2013 the average Finn used 9,6 kg of dry coffee making Finland the number... continue reading


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Kerang District Health continues to receive valuable financial assistance from residents and service clubs from the local community and surrounding district. In 2015/16 $303,085 was received in donations and bequests . A complete list of donors for the 2015/16 financial year can be found on page 14 of the Kerang District Health 2015/16 Annual Report.
One of the major events that provides much needed fundraising for Kerang District Health is the Murray to Moyne Cycle Relay. For more information on the event itself click here www.murraytomoyne.com.au
To sponsor the Kerang District Health team please click on the donate tab on the Murray to Moyne website nominating Kerang District Health as the team you would like to donate to, OR contact Kerang District Health for more information.
Thank you for your support for Brett, Trish and myself for the recent Murray to Moyne Cycle relay. Whatever support you offered, either financial, good wishes, or participating in the district raffle, it was very much appreciated. We had a great time. Brett proved he has an amazing tenacity to finish something he set out to do. Trish was a great team player too. I enjoyed the ride even though there was a strong south west wind on Saturday. Sunday was enjoyed by all, riding from Hamilton to Port Fairy (95kms) The photo is one of the whole team at Port Fairy after completing the ride. The total amount of money raised will be finalised shortly and presented to the Board of Management.
Thanks again from Brett, Trish and Margy.
The 2016 team raised $17,000 for Kerang District Health. Well done to all the participants who are:
Photo of M2M team with support personnel on the pier at Port Fairy after medal presentations
Left to right
Back row -Sarah Archard (bus driver),Scott Wishart, Brett Ruiz, Margy Christian, Emma Davey, David Knight, Trish Kinsey, Jayne Mc Donald, Ken Goggin, Kevin Hancock, Leigh Scouller, Graeme Lightbody, ( bus driver) Jeecinta Lightbody (support)
Front row - Melissa Wishart (bus driver). Katelyn Wishart, Brent McKnight, Max Christian.
Volunteer support: A health care organisation such as Kerang District Health cannot function without the dedication, support and commitment it receives from its many volunteers. Volunteers play a valuable role in the day to day operations of our health service in areas such as the Day Activity Centre, The Mens Shed and Glenarm.
For more information on Volunteers please click here.


text: August 11, 2018 Hampson, Frank Tagged: Art (1918-1985) British artist who almost singlehandedly brought the UK Comic strip into the scientific age. When the Reverend Marcus Morris and Frank Hampson originated the Eagle comic in 1949-1950, Hampson created the sf strip Dan Dare – Pilot of the Future for its full-colour front pages. What made the strip so revolutionary was Hampson's genius for colour, draughtsmanship and characterization, and his ability to create authentic future technology. He brought the comic strip closer to the Cinema than any other UK artist before him, with panoramas, close-ups and a great feeling for movement and sequence. Together with a team of artists, scriptwriters and scientific advisers, Hampson controlled the cult spaceman on his adventures across the solar system until he abandoned the strip in 1959. Other artists then continued his adventures until the series ended in 1969; since then the character has been periodically revived in new comic strips, video games, and television series, and there are plans for a film adaptation. In addition to the compilation listed below, large numbers of Hampson's Dan Dare strips have recently been republished in numerous volumes from Hawk Books and Titan Books.Hampson's activities after creating and drawing Dan Dare were less fruitful: he first drew an impressive life of Christ in comic-strip form, The Road of Courage (1959-1960; graph 1981), but a legal dispute brought his relationship with the publishers of the Eagle to a contentious end, and apart from a short stint on Lady Penelope for TV21 in 1964, he did no further work on comic strips. Indeed, dogged by ill health and embittered by the actions of Eagle's publishers, he produced very little published work at all after this, though he illustrated seven books for very young children for the publisher Ladybird Books and produced two sf spreads for Marvel Comics's British Spider-Man title in 1976. He received the Italian Yellow Kid award in 1975. [ABP/RT/GW]Frank Hampsonborn Audenshaw, Manchester: 21 December 1918died Epsom, Surrey: 8 July 1985works (selected) A First Ladybird Book of Nursery Rhymes (Loughborough: Ladybird Books, 1965) [chap: for children: illustrated nursery rhymes: hb/Frank Hampson] A Second Ladybird Book of Nursery Rhymes (Loughborough: Ladybird Books, 1966) [chap: for children: illustrated nursery rhymes: hb/Frank Hampson] A Third Ladybird Book of Nursery Rhymes (Loughborough: Ladybird Books, 1967) [chap: for children: illustrated nursery rhymes: hb/Frank Hampson] Dan Dare: Pilot of the Future: A Facsimile Reproduction of the Very First Dan Dare Story, Devised and Illustrated by Frank Hampson, As it Originally Appeared in the Eagle Magazine Vol 1, No 1, April 1950 through to Vol 2, No 25, September 1951 (London: Hawk Books, 1978) [graph: edited by Mike Higgs: illus/pb/Frank Hampson] The Man from the Future: Dan Dare, Pilot of the Future (Brighton: Dragon's Dream, 1979) [graph: assembled comic strips: pb/Frank Hampson]about the artist Alastair Crompton. The Man Who Drew Tomorrow: How Frank Hampson Created Dan Dare, the World's Best Comic Strip (Bournemouth, Dorset: Who Dares Publishing, 1985) [nonfiction: hb/Frank Hampson image plus photograph]links Internet Speculative Fiction Database Picture Gallery Previous versions of this entry 01/01/2005 20/12/2011 10/08/2012 20/08/2012 24/09/2012 24/11/2012 10/08/2013 17/09/2014 22/10/2014 25/06/2015 25/08/2015 12/10/2015 30/10/2015 12/02/2016 19/01/2017 07/04/2018


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Basketball legend Shaquille O'Neal will sign his new memoir, "Shaq Uncut," from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday at Garden District Book Shop, 2727 Prytania Street. Safe to say, it's going to be huge.
Two people walking along Coliseum Street in the Garden District were confronted by an armed robber within minutes of one another early Monday, police said. Continue reading »
Prince of Wales to second line Sunday down Magazine, through Garden District, Irish Channel, Central City
Second-line season returns to Magazine Street on Sunday when the Prince of Wales and Lady Wales clubs put on their 83rd annual second line through the Irish Channel and Garden District. Continue reading »
Redistricting may bring changes to Uptown school board boundaries
Redistricting the seven-member Orleans Parish School Board could produce more dramatic changes than the recent reshuffling of the New Orleans City Council, even though the same population shifts are being accounted for, officials said Monday. Continue reading »
Three more Uptown robberies reported in Garden District, Lower Garden District and Central City
Three more armed robberies have been reported in Uptown New Orleans this week, including one in which a man was shot while trying to run away from his assailants, police said. Continue reading »
Uptown neighborhoods seek meeting with Serpas over changes proposed to NOPD off-duty work
Preservation Resource Center's 2010 Holiday Home Tour (Photo Gallery)
Attend a Christmas bash, catch up on shopping at the market, or belt out Handel's Messiah — there's no shortage of options to get into the holiday spirit this weekend. See below for a snapshot of what's going on Uptown.
Two Magazine Street eateries approved for alcohol sales; Milan church cleared to rebuild
Two restaurants on Magazine Street were granted permission to sell alcohol and a church was cleared to build on an empty lot in Milan last week by an enthusiastic city council. Continue reading »
A burglary similar to last week's home invasion in Fontainbleau – in which armed men shut off a house's electricity in order to lure the elderly occupant outside for a robbery – was also reported in the Garden District a few days earlier, police officials said Wednesday. Continue reading »
Sci High student robbed outside campus as Halloween weekend violence reaches Uptown
Two teens have been arrested in an armed robbery outside an Uptown charter high school that served as a prelude to a violent Halloween weekend around the city, police said Thursday.
In separate incidents, a man was shot in the Garden District, a woman was robbed of her luxury car in the Milan area, police found a major stash of drug money in Freret, and thefts deemed "crimes of opportunity" saw a surge around Uptown, ranking NOPD officers reported at their weekly meetings Thursday morning. Continue reading »
A 26-year-old man has been arrested for shooting a 42-year-old in the hand in the Garden District early Monday morning, police said. Continue reading »
Uptown neighborhoods featured in web video
People and landmarks from the Irish Channel and Garden District are featured in a 15-minute episode of the One Square Mile web video series:
One Square Mile – New Orleans, Louisiana from Carl & Betsy Crum on Vimeo.
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Refereed journal articles and book chapters
Banting, Keith, Stuart Soroka, Richard Johnston, Anthony Kevins, and Will Kymlicka (2016) "Migration and welfare state spending" European Political Science Review 8(2): 173-194.
Banting, Keith and John Myles (2016) "Framing the New Inequality: the Politics of Income Redistribution in Canada" In David Green, Craig Riddell and France St.-Hilaire, eds. Income Inequality: The Canadian Story (Montreal: Institute for Research on Public Policy): 509-536.
Banting, Keith (2015) "Migration, Diversity and the Welfare State", entry in Frank D. Bean and Susan K. Brown, eds., Encyclopedia of Migration (Amsterdam: Springer ): 1-8.
Haglund, David and Justin Massie (2016) "Southern (Over) Exposure? Quebec and the Evolution of Canada's Grand Strategy, 2002–2012," American Review of Canadian Studies 46 (June): 233-53.
Haglund, David and Jonathan Lu (2015) "Jefferson in Montreal: The Unusual Intervention of a Long-Deceased American President into the Debate over Québec's Charter of Values," Québec Studies 60(Fall/Winter): 105-24.
Haglund, David and Justin Massie (2014) "Un poids décisif? L'influence du Québec sur les interventions militaires canadiennes," Globe - Revue Internationale d'Études Québécoises 17(2): 173-206.
Haglund, David and Dru Lauzon (2014) "'Homegrowns' in North America: The Changing Face of Radical Islamism, and Its Implications for Canada–United States Relations," Canadian Foreign Policy Journal 20(September): 305-19.
Haglund, David (2013) "Ethnic Diasporas and US Foreign Policy," in Rick Valelly, ed. Oxford Bibliographies in Political Science, (New York: Oxford University Press), available at www.oxfordbibliographies.com.
Haglund, David (2013) "Is There a 'Strategic Culture' of the Special Relationship? Contingency, Identity, and the Transformation of Anglo-American Relations," in Alan Dobson and Steve Marsh, eds. Contemporary Anglo-American Relations: A "Special Relationship"? (London: Routledge): 26-51.
Kymlicka, Will (2016) "Defending Diversity in an Era of Populism: Multiculturalism and Interculturalism Compared" in Nasar Meer, Tariq Modood and Ricard Zapata-Barrero (eds) Multiculturalism and Interculturalism: Debating the Dividing Lines (Edinburgh University Press), pp. 158-77.
Kymlicka, Will (2016) "Misinterpeting Multiculturalism" in Michael Böss, ed. Bringing Culture Back In: Human Security and Social Trust (Aarhus University Press), pp. 70-87.
Kymlicka, Will (2015) "Solidarity in Diverse Societies: Beyond Neoliberal Multiculturalism and Welfare Chauvinism" in Comparative Migration Studies 3(1): 1-19.
Kymlicka, Will (2015) "The Three Lives of Multiculturalism" in Shibao Guo and Lloyd Wong, eds. Revisiting Multiculturalism in Canada: Theories, Policies, and Debates (Sense Publishers, Rotterdam): 17-35.
Kymlicka Will and Eva Pföstl (2015) "Minority Politics in the Middle East and North Africa: The Prospects for Transformative Change" in Ethnic and Racial Studies (38)14: 2489-2498.
Kymlicka, Will (2015) "The Essentialist Critique of Multiculturalism: Theory, Policies and Ethos", in Varun Uberoi and Tariq Modood (eds) Multiculturalism Rethought: Interpretations, Dilemmas and New Directions (Edinburgh University Press, 2015), pp. 209-49.
Kymlicka, Will (2013) "Neoliberal Multiculturalism?" in Peter A. Hall and Michèle Lamont, eds. Social Resilience in the Neoliberal Era (Cambridge University Press): 99-125.
Moore, Margaret (2012) "Natural Resources, Territorial Right, and Global Distributive Justice" in Political Theory 40(1) pp. 84-107.
Sypnowich, Christine (2016) "Bottlenecks to Flourishing and the 'Road Less Travelled' in Political Philosophy" in Review Journal of Political Philosophy 12.
Sypnowich, Christine (2014) 'A New Approach to Equality,' in Roberto Merrill and Daniel Weinstock, eds. Political Neutrality: A Re-evaluation (London: Palgrave Macmillan).
Sypnowich, Christine (2012) 'The Left and Wrongs: Marxism, Law and Torts' in Michael Lobban and Julia Moses, eds. The Impact of Ideas on Legal Development. Vol 7 in Comparative Studies in the Development of the Law onTorts in Europe (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press).
Sypnowich, Christine (2012) 'Perfectionists, Egalitarians and Old Fogeys: Sher and Equality,' Ethical Perspectives, 19(3): 575-89.
Sypnowich, Christine (2012) 'G.A. Cohen's Socialism: Scientific but also Utopian,' Socialist Studies 8(12).
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Adverse reaction?
Though extremely unlikely there may be limited sensitivity to Previse. Minor break outs might be attributed to the following ingredients: Leuconostoc/Radish Root Ferment Filtrate: Our radish root preservative is common to all Purify, Nutrify and Defend products. Bellis Perennis (Daisy) Flower Extract: The potent extract is common to all face Nutrify products. Prunus Armeniaca (Apricot) Kernel Oil: The hydrating extract is common to all Defend products, plus HydroBalm. Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil: The hydrating extract is common to all Defend products. Recommended action: Step 1. Try only serum & lotion, Step 2. Try only serum
Animal tested?
We do not, will not, and refuse to even consider the idea of testing our products on animals.
Can I use my current products?
Previse recipes are created to complement your skin type, and work in harmony with other skin care products. If you currently use a topical prescription it is wise to consult your physician before changing your regimen. If you have any specific questions about an over-the-counter (OTC) product – that is any product you purchase without a prescription – feel free to call 800-286-4629 or visit our Contact Us form, and send us an inquiry. All correspondence is answered within 24 hours, and generally on the same business day.
Can I wear makeup with Previse?
Previse can be worn with any makeup or topical cosmetic you currently use. We always recommend testing any cosmetic or makeup product first if you have not worn or otherwise used the product before. If you have any questions about your make-up, or other topical cosmetics, please call us at 800-286-4629. Or visit our Contact Us form, and send us an inquiry. All correspondence answered within 24 hours, and generally on the same business day.
Our Nutrify series does include wheat germ. Wheat germ in many forms does contain the gluten protein. When ingested gluten causes severe complications for those suffering from celiac disease. The research is inconclusive regarding topical uses of products containing gluten, however we erred on the side of caution. Our wheat germ has the gluten protein removed prior to use. However, we are compelled to share that a small portion of the extract may contain < 20 ppm gluten and meets the FDA definition of gluten free. The FDA goes on to state, "This level is the lowest that can be reliably detected in foods using scientifically validated analytical methods. Other countries and international bodies use these same criteria, as most people with celiac disease can tolerate foods with very small amounts of gluten." The < 20 ppm is a food grade restriction. We applied these very stringent standards to our 5 topical product recipes.
So what does this mean? It means that whereas we are legally compliant, in complete transparency there is the possibility of an extremely low amount of gluten protein that could make its way into our topical Nutrify hyaluronic acid tonics. We have heard concern that there could be exposure to gluten if the formulary gets into the mouth. This is highly unlikely. Plus the extremely low level of any gluten that may be present in any one of our tonics should not pose a hazard to those with gluten sensitivity and celiac disease.
Dispensary Fee
We maintain all Previse products in temperature and humidity controlled environments to help maintain product integrity. As part of our commitment to clients and patients, we produce in small batches and do not use harsh preservatives like parabens and phthalates. Our Dispensary Fee is a small charge to help us off-set some of these costs.
GMO (genetically modified organism)?
Previse formulas are free of GMO. We do not use GMO in our recipes.
How long will my regimen last?
When using your three-step Previse regimen as directed your supply will last approximately 90 days. Previse recommends the 1, 2, 3 step routine in the morning and evening.
Is Defend SPF rated?
Defend is the ideal barrier between your face and our increasingly harsh environment. While not SPF rated, Defend helps to prevent skin damage from sun exposure while aiding in the protection of skin cells, collagen density, and elasticity over time. Our ZeroSiliconeâ"¢ recipe is free of harsh preservatives, PEGs, phthalates, skin clogging silicones, petroleum, and synthetic oils.
Is Previse for men or women?
Previse is for women and men. We customize products to meet the needs of human DNA, not gender. Our recipes are designed to meet the specific needs of our client's skin type, based on our proprietary diagnostic algorithm. We invite all guests to take their Personal Skin Care consultation to know their skin type and recommended three-step Previse regimen.
95% of our packaging is recyclable. All of our packaging comes from recycled sources and is always recyclable with the exception of the our Defend tubes. Our Defend tubes have an aluminum inner liner to protect the active ingredients in the formula from oxidizing. Without this oxygen barrier the ingredients would become useless in a few weeks. Our intent is to work with our scientists and packaging experts to develop a tube that has the same oxygen barrier quality that is 100% recyclable.
Sell locally?
If you are interested in having Previse sold locally, and closer to your home, we have a dedicated team to speak with your dermatologist or licensed cosmetologist. These skin care specialists will be trained in Previse products, and our skin care assessment, to ensure they accurately dispense the correct Previse skin care regimen. Please call 800-286-4629 visit our Contact Us form and share your thoughts in the comments section. If you are a licensed professional interested in Previse, and becoming a trained Previsor, please call 800-286-4629 or visit our Contact Us form and provide your information. All correspondence is answered within 24 hours and generally the same business day.
Sodium LAURETH sulfate?
Previse does not use Sodium LAURETH sulfates. Sodium LAURETH sulfates are synthetic cleansing agents. The small molecules are thought to be capable of penetrating the skin, which can increase the occurrence of skin irritation. Previse is sulfate-free.
Sodium LAURYL sulfate?
Previse excludes Sodium LAURYL sulfates from all our products. Sodium LAURYL sulfates are synthetic cleansing agents. The small molecules are thought to be capable of penetrating the skin, which can increase the occurrence of skin irritation. Previse is sulfate-free.
Sold in stores?
Previse only sells our products here at previsecare.com, and at select spas and other locations where a skin care expert is on staff. At Previse we assess your skin type using information you provide when completing our Personal Skin Care Consultation. Our proprietary assessment tool identifies the optimal Previse formulation for you based on eleven key factors including your genetics, personal skin care history, and geography.
SPF product?
Thank you for asking. In June of 2011 the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that in 2012, products that have an SPF of at least 15 are the only sunscreens that will be able to claim they reduce the risk for skin cancer and protect against sunburn. Anything less will come with a warning. Currently, a label's SPF only indicates how well it protects against UVB rays that lead to sunburn, not the UVA rays. UVA rays increase the risk for skin cancer. Previse has already started developing, and testing, a new formula with a minimum SPF of 20. This product will adhere to the FDA ruling to shield your DNA from UVA and UBA radiation to protect you and your loved ones from sunburn, sun damage, and skin cancer. Our new product will be labeled as broad spectrum, which legally means it protects against both UVA and UVB rays.
Sulfates in Previse?
No. Our recipes use Quillaja Saponaria Bark Extract to form a mild lather. Unlike the great majority of products available today, our low lather Purify relies on the presence of a glycoside saponin in the extract to aid in removing impurities from the skin's surface
Three Minute Use
Previse is a simple process that takes only a few minutes to complete. Purify, Nutrify, and Defend replace any cleansers, lotions or moisturizers you use. If you have never used a skin care regimen, and the concept of following three simple steps is foreign, Previse has a surprise for you. We call our process Three Minute Skin Health.
Travel with Previse
All Previse packaging was designed for use at home or on the go! So take Previse to the gym, the office or on vacation. Just remember to use Previse twice a day and ideally first thing in the morning and again at the end of the day.
We have been asked about travel size products. At this time we do not manufacture petite sizes. We find that foil packs and other miniature containers are not suitable for Previse due to the nature of our recipes.
If you intend to fly, and carry-on your Previse, we recommend checking with the latest FAA regulations. Other than our 240ml / 8.10oz Purify bottles, your Previse containers should be permitted for carry-on.
Is your glycerin sustainable?
Yes! Our glycerin is kosher and sourced from sustainable palm oil.
All of our formularies are vegan. In the past we included honey in one of our formularies. The honey is secured through one of our research groups who study bee health in an effort to reverse bee colony collapse. In late 2017 the available honey is gone and we refuse to purchase from the open market where we do not know how the bees are treated.
It is worth noting that the bee colonies we work with are not harmed in any way. The honey we had sourced served as both a humectant and antimicrobial in our Purify Level 4&5. Even then we considered ourselves exceptionally vegan friendly as being vegan is an incredible discipline. It is a discipline our vegan clients are very passionate about. As a leader in plant-based skin care we always strive for botanical and other natural ingredients in our pursuit to preserve our biosphere.


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Chennai: The all-powerful working committee meeting of the BCCI will take place here tomorrow to discuss about deferring the AGM and a longer tenure for Team Director Ravi Shastri, who in all likelihood would be requested to guide India till next year's World Cup.
There are two meetings scheduled to be held in president-in-exile, N Srinivasan's hometown.
First the finance committee will meet for one last time to clear the annual accounts and other financial transactions. Then the working committee will be meeting in the afternoon where the decision to defer the AGM will be unanimously taken until Mukul Mudgal Probe Committee's final report on IPL spot-fixing and betting is submitted in the Supreme Court in the first week of November.
The decision to defer the AGM will be in the interest of Srinivasan, who is in running to retain the post of the president and is currently debarred from discharging his duties as the head of BCCI due to court verdict.
Srinivasan is supposed to be nominated and seconded by two east zone states -- Odisha and Jharkhand -- being the two likely units which is headed by his loyalists Ranjib Biswal and Amitabh Chaudhary. Even Assam CA, CAB, NCC and Tripura CA are not going to swim against the tide at this moment.
With the Tamil Nadu strongman enjoying a two-third majority among the affiliated units of the board, the majority would want to wait till the Supreme Court gives its final verdict on Mudgal committee report.
The rival faction led by Vidarbha lawyer Shashank Manohar doesn't have the numbers to support its claim. Also with Manohar not ready to throw his hat in the ring, there aren't too many names in the fray at the moment as far as rivals are concerned.
While the BCCI constitution states that the AGM is supposed to be held in September every year, the BCCI will be sighting extraordinary circumstances of president not being there to sign the Annual Report and other necessary documents.
While there remains ambiguity as to whether interim-president Shivlal Yadav can be an authorised signatory, the former off-spinner will tread a cautious path of deferring the AGM.
The second point will be about Shastri's appointment as the full-time Team Director till the next year's ICC World Cup. And as per sources, the former India all-rounder is pretty much game for the challenge.
One witnessed a turnaround in Indian cricket team's fortunes in England after Shastri's induction in the support staff. India beat England 3-1 in the five-match ODI series after being thrashed 1-3 in the Test series.
"Shastri is supposed to intimate the secretary (Sanjay Patel) before tomorrow's meeting about his position. There is a bright chance that he will agree to continue but some modalities needs to be worked out," a senior official in the know of things told PTI on conditions of anonymity.
"It might be that he would like to join after the Test series and before the tri-series Down Under and continue till the World Cup. Since World Cup is the priority, these things needs to be worked out," the source added.
However, it is a foregone conclusion that Sanjay Bangar, R Sridhar and Bharath Arun will get an extension till the World Cup, while Joe Dawes and Trevor Penny will be offered a role at the National Cricket Academy.
Another important point that will be discussed at the meeting will be the fate of Rajasthan cricketers. The players are suffering because of ban on their state associations.
It will be interesting to see whether BCCI creates a new team to accommodate the Rajasthan players from losing out on a season of first-class cricket.


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DatA – Skywriter
Some old and some new ones hailing DatA's new first album.
- 01 DatA – One In A Million (Club Version)
- 02 DatA – So Much In Love
- 03 Tepr – Minuit Jacuzzi (DatA Remix)
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Congratulations to Matt Sheehy & John Walters for winning with a time of 1:11:47, and that's with them having to run back to the Vietnam Memorial to do the 3-legged dare.
Kathleen & David Petree came in second, and third place went to Angela and Doug Hewey.
Josh Ewert and Julio & Juan Esquivel were the first family.
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The sat nav address to The Midland is 16 Peter Street,
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team are on duty 24 hours.
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All lifts have audible enunciation and tactile buttons at
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In the event of fire alarm activation these rooms have both a
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member of the team will assist with your evacuation if necessary.
Fire evacuation advice is provided on the back of your bedroom door
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Our Meeting Rooms are located on the First Floor (The Lancaster,
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Ground Floor (The Alexandra Suite and The Trafford); and the Lower
Ground Floor (The Victoria Suite) and are easily accessible from
Reception. The First Floor Meeting Rooms are easily accessed via
the lifts; The Alexandra Suite (Ground Floor) has a platform stair
lift on its staircase which is accessed from the Reception foyer.
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Hearing loops are available upon request in advance. Lighting
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The Spa at The Midland is located on the Lower Ground Floor and
can be accessed via the elevators from all floors. The facilities
are set over one level, with step-free access to poolside,
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using wheelchairs are provided, as well as accessible WC and
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Outdoor Facilities
Access is facilitated by ramps and handrails at all public
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Alternative means of transport
If not travelling by car the nearest bus stop is on Peter Street
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railway stations (Manchester Piccadilly, Oxford Road, Victoria and
An accessible taxi service is available directly outside the
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Concierge Desk.
The Midland is located 200 yards from the Town Hall and 650
yards from the main Shopping Arcades of the City.
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|For Immediate Release
September 6, 2012
Eric Smith
Construction Bureau
(603) 621-4134
Bill Boynton
Public Information Office
(603) 271-6495
|Nighttime US Route 3 Bridge Construction In Bedford
Will Require Rolling Roadblocks On Everett Turnpike
The New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT) announces the planned installation of concrete beams for the new US Route 3 bridge over the Everett Turnpike in Bedford will require periodic stoppages of turnpike traffic during overnight hours for 14 straight nights.
This work is expected to begin on the night of Monday, September 10, 2012 and extend for two weeks. Up to four traffic stoppages, between the hours of 10:30 pm and 4:00 am, will occur each night on the Everett Turnpike for intervals of up to 15 minutes each. State Police rolling roadblocks will be used to stop traffic and subsequently guide it through the work zone. Southbound traffic will be impacted the first week, and northbound traffic will be affected during the week of September 17. No Route 3 traffic impacts are anticipated.
This $11.5 million bridge replacement and road reconstruction project is scheduled to be completed in July 2013. It is utilizing the "design-build" approach to expedite its completion. E.D. Swett, Inc., of Concord, is doing the bridge work, Continental Paving, Inc., of Londonderry, is performing the road reconstruction work, and Louis Berger Group, Inc., of Manchester, is providing engineering services for the project.


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