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The theme of Greenbelt was "Standing in the Long Now", which was expressed in a number of different ways, including in art.
I met Mark Fletcher at the Christianity in the Digital Space conference, and was pleased to see this set of posters his visitors produced at Greenbelt, along the theme of Keep Calm and Carry On.
Now, Mark, what I want to know, was that inspired by me wearing my t-shirt at the conference? It certainly makes a statement!
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2015 Result:
Conservative: 26265 (52.1%)
Labour: 9839 (19.5%)
Lib Dem: 2240 (4.4%)
Green: 2218 (4.4%)
Category: Safe Conservative seat
Geography: East Midlands, Northamptonshire. Most of Wellingborough council area and part of East Northamptonshire.
Main population centres: Wellingborough, Rushden, Higham Ferrers, Wollaston, Bozeat.
Profile: Wellingborough has grown rapidly since the war through overspill development for London and is projected to grow further in coming decades, the town also has a significant ethnic minority population. The traditional industry for the area was shoemaking, and it continues to be represented in the area with the Dr Martens factory in Wollaston and army boots being manufactured in Rushden, but the area has also diversified into more prosperious high-tech and service industries.
Politics: A classic Labour-Conservative marginal that has switched between the two parties several times over the decades.
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Quite. For example, the swing in 1997 was 10% (the largest since the war), so to be wrong by that margin the pollsters would have had to think that John Major was heading towards another majority.
" . . .the swing in 1997 was 10%"
When even the reality was such a huge swing, it's easy to forget how much ground the Tories made up latterly (!)
And even the late polls were predictive on average, of about a 13% swing, possibly more – so they were still out, but who cares / notices when Labour still achieve a record landslide / Tories lose about 150 seats?
That's right. I remember Bob Worcester saying the polls did "just fine" in '97, but the reality was the scale of Labour's victory in terms of seats masked the fact that the polls still exhibited an anti-Tory bias in terms of vote share.
"They were roughly accurate".
I think ICM did OK (from memory they'd made the most radical adjustments to their methodology after the '92 debacle), but the rest were skewed towards Labour.
"What recent national contest anywhere in the world have they got wrong by as much as that?"
The last GE? I believe the average on polling day was a Lab lead of 1 point and it ended up being a Tory lead of 8 points.
Or in the US election in various state-wide polls most notably Michigan where I believe the polls had a Clinton lead of 14 points only for Trump to narrowly win it (that being the most extreme example)
But don't take the +/- 10 literally basically I was just saying I don't trust the +/- 3 figure the pollsters role out, they might be within that margin but frankly as of late that's been the exception not the rule.
The 3% figure quoted by pollsters is the random error. What Rivers is talking about is the systematic error. These are quite different; the random error is merely a mathematical fact (and tends to average out over a large number of polls), the systematic error is caused by the pollsters being crap at their jobs (and doesn't average out because the pollsters are using the same flawed models to analyse the raw data in every poll).
It's kinda more fun if the polls are only within 10% accuracy. It actually challenges us to use our brains to work out likely outcomes in specific places.
And highlights, usually, how little most of us really know. 🙂
"It's kinda more fun if the polls are only within 10% accuracy. It actually challenges us to use our brains to work out likely outcomes in specific places"
Indeed and I'm seriously annoyed I paid as much attention to the polls as I did in the US election. Both my head and my gut were telling me Trump would win in Michigan but the polls said Clinton would walk it so I chickened out of putting money on it and then Trump goes and wins it…
"The last GE? I believe the average on polling day was a Lab lead of 1 point and it ended up being a Tory lead of 8 points."
In that regard its obvious the Tories are ahead nationally but I wouldn't swear to what extent."
But Rivers I think even you have to concede that the poll numbers feel right at the moment and it's pretty obvious to anyone who doesn't live in a bubble that the public don't think Labour are a credible government in waiting and that they aren't just behind the Tories but miles behind. In the run up to the last election the polls felt off though most people (including me) mistakenly believed them. The Tories were miles ahead on economic credibility and leadership, Labour had the SNP thing hanging round their neck and the public thought Miliband was a joke. The fundamentals didn't feel like the Tories were about to get unceremoniously turfed out of office after one term but the fundamentals now do indeed feel like Labour is doing abysmally.
The Corbynistas are a small proportion of the electorate and all of them almost to a person are very proud to announce their political leanings despite their views, particularly their social views, being extraordinarily unpopular and even many times more unpopular than that of the dreaded establishment. The average person has very right wing views on things like immigration well to the right of Theresa May but many don't feel comfortable expressing it in public which is why they are often under polled. What a lot of people say behind closed doors would quite frankly make UKIP blush. For example if you had a referendum on banning the hijab I bet polling would show it passing 55-45 or thereabouts though in the actually referendum the yes side would be well clear of 60 perhaps even approaching 70 (with the majority of Labour and Lib Dem voters supporting it).
I imagine that one of these is the case:
a)The pollsters have got their methodology fixed and the current numbers are in the ballpark.
b)They are still sampling wrong and Labour's numbers are even worse than they're showing
I'm no expert but I did keep a casual eye on fivethirtyeight and the polls in Michigan were nowhere near 14% on aggregate. For Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania I believe the aggregate leads were <5%.
Correct. The polls massively tightened following the fresh announcement by the FBI (which was presumably part of Trump / Russia's plan), although – as always – they did vary fairly wildly depending on which company polled.
Clinton knew by the last days that her numbers were crashing (Nate Silver now estimates that of those who made up their mind and voted in the last seven days in those 3 key states, she lost out by something like 55-35 – horrendous collapse) – it's no coincidence that she belatedly decided to visit Michigan (chased quickly by Trump again late election eve, when he realised she'd gone) and focused more sharply on Pennsylvania.
Multiple posters on here acknowledge how Russian interference probably paid a big part in Clinton's defeat, yet strangely no-one has speculated how similar forces could just as easily influence our own elections.
We can expect the Russians to work against the Tories with multiple embarrassing hacks in the run up to 2020, which could have very serious consequences given the sensitivity of the Brexit process. Putin would like nothing more than a weak Prime Minister Corbyn. Of all the factors which make Maxim Parr Reid's wet dream unlikely this is the one which no-one has really touched on.
Not easily, but we can expect to see persistent interference which will be aimed at eroding the government's popularity. Your view that the next election will see some kind of landslide is IMO a pipe dream.
Am I the only one who feels a bit uncomfortable with otherwise sensible people swallowing entirely unsubstantiated claims re Russian interference in overseas elections as fact? I am absolutely no Putin fan/defender but such serious accusations should be made on the basis of more than just conjecture.
"You think so? I guess you would given you didn't want Brexit and therefore want it to fail to vindicate your own position on leaving the EU."
What I don't understand at all is your desire to be governed by a thousand year Tory Reich with a humungous majority and absolutely no opposition whatsoever. You are a bright young guy just starting university. Surely you must see how your generation has been totally shafted by recent governments and that the current administration is enthusiastically entrenching your generation's shafting. I am 40 and received an excellent university education which was entirely free and received grants for living costs. You are about half my age and will most likely graduate around £50,000 in debt thanks to the politicians you want to govern over you with no oversight or opposition whatsoever (unless you're too rich to care that is). I bought my first property in 1999 for £47,000 and when it is your turn to buy that property it will be five times more expensive. The government bends over backwards to protect gold plated benefits for baby boom retirees and to ensure the property assets of relatively rich people like me keep increasing. But what is the incentive for you to support giving them untrammelled and unchecked power? It's madness.
Am I the only one who feels a bit uncomfortable with otherwise sensible people swallowing entirely unsubstantiated claims re Russian interference in overseas elections as fact?
The funny thing is, these are the same people screaming about 'fake news'.
For them, it seems, 'fake' now means 'something that doesn't fit my preconceived world view'.
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Except that it's not "entirely unsubstantiated" – unsurprisingly and obviously, there are still a lot of blanks to fill in – hence Obama taking the unusual step of requesting an official investigation. But the idea that it is unsubstantiated is something only Trump's most ardent supporters claim.
It's not insignificant that leading Republicans such as Mitch McConnell (and a good many others) are saying that this goes way beyond what is partisan, and supporting Obama going ahead with this as clearly America needs to get to the bottom of this.
Please don't otherwise intelligent posters like your good self confuse this with the many conspiracy theories and 'fake news' sites prevalent in the USA, which indeed are a growing problem but nothing to do with this.
"What I don't understand at all is your desire to be governed by a thousand year Tory Reich"
Well as you well know HH I have no desire for that though I am curious why Maxim or Pepps or indeed anyone below the age of 30 supports the Tories these days (unless of course your a trust fund billionaire child)
I am curious though are you still a Tory? Frankly that whole spiel (minus the personal references to your own wealth which is obviously dependant on the individual) could have been reeled off by any arch Corbynista. Have you had a post Brexit conversion by any chance? 😉
I really have to reign myself in cos I promised I'd stop making huge posts and getting into massive debates with you over Corbyn, all I 'd say is I'm not dismissing the polls outright I'm just taking them with a big pinch of salt.
Also I'd dispute the notion that the public think Corbyn is a total joke, they ultimately might come election day but as I've said before I go out door knocking most every week and I just don't pick up that sentiment, not saying people love Corbyn but they definitely take him seriously, the one thing I've been very heartened by is the sympathy for his positions on most economic issues. Now I cant extrapolate too much from that but the one thing I can extrapolate from is our canvass returns, most of the time we just knock on the doors of known Lab sympathisers, not die hard Lab supporters but people who normally vote for us and the returns have been very promising, they just don't show the drop in support the polls point out. Now that obviously doesn't mean we have advanced and it certainly doesn't mean the Tories haven't surged ahead but it makes me very sceptical of polls that put us in the mid 20's
Russian interference in the US election appears to be – at the very least – a case of "no smoke without fire." I would, however, be interested to see the evidence for Ben Bradshaw's rather extraordinary claim in the Commons yesterday that there was also Russian intervention in the EU referendum.
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"None of this bothers me much though"
Thatcher would be proud, the "I'm alright Jack" philosophy lives on…
Don't you have ANY sympathy for people our age who don't have a big inheritance heading their way? Or people our age who didn't get into Oxbridge?
But even if you put that aside what about the issues where you are equally being shafted. The erosion of workplace rights, how does that help you? Lack of action on climate change, how does that help you? The running down of the NHS and most every other public service, how does that help you? All paid for by mass privatisations that renders this whole economic outlook totally unsustainable, the gov are really scraping the bottom of the barrel, their now planning on re privatising Network Rail and also privatising social care and the national grid, frankly their running out of things to flog off..
Unless your a top rate taxpayer older than 50 the Tories are parking a pretty big proverbial turd on your lawn and it gets bigger the younger and poorer you are.
MPR is how old, 20? His mother realistically will be between 45-60 years old. He'll hopefully be waiting decades for his 200k…let's see if he's so cocky about it all in 20 years. I'm 33 and I'm not even thinking/ considering my inheritance…pathetic to just sit around waiting for what you feel is 'due' to you.
"pathetic to just sit around waiting for what you feel is 'due' to you"
As I often joke this is all brought to you by envoys of "the party of personal responsibility"
"Well as you well know HH I have no desire for that though I am curious why Maxim or Pepps or indeed anyone below the age of 30 supports the Tories these days (unless of course your a trust fund billionaire child)
I am curious though are you still a Tory? Frankly that whole spiel (minus the personal references to your own wealth which is obviously dependant on the individual) could have been reeled off by any arch Corbynista. Have you had a post Brexit conversion by any chance?"
I'd describe myself as a floating voter at the moment. Reluctantly in an election today I'd probably vote for the Tories but I think a landslide with all opposition nuked would lead to awful governance.
"MPR is how old, 20? His mother realistically will be between 45-60 years old. He'll hopefully be waiting decades for his 200k"
Could easily get swallowed up by care home fees as well. Relying on inheritance is never a great strategy.
"Unless your a top rate taxpayer older than 50 the Tories are parking a pretty big proverbial turd on your lawn and it gets bigger the younger and poorer you are."
I think for wealthier people my age (40 rather than 50) a Tory government pursuing current policies is probably also better than a more redistributive one on a selfish level, but the balance of the equation is closer than for the over 50s. I do worry about the kind of country my kids will have to live in.
What sort of Brexit do you think we will achieve?
Compromise on free movement
Minimal tariffs
bump out
I think the former is probably more likely but it will take a lot of effort, both in terms of negotiating with the EU and also in terms of convincing the British public that they aren't being betrayed. We will see whether May is up to it. I think there's perhaps a temptation amongst some in the EU to play hardball and force us into a binary choice between hard Brexit or changing our mind (even if Article 50 has been triggered already). We should try to avoid that.
Good post HH, tend to agree with that. I think the public will need to feel like there hasn't really been much compromise tbh, by being very specific about the industries it applies to / conditions attached.
Hard to see it working out politically otherwise, without playing straight into UKIP's hands et al.
And here lies May's problem and why she was so desperate to not outline any details, ultimately unless she achieves some miracle deal where we end free movement and maintain total single market access she will either have to fudge or she will annoy a big chunk of society.
As far as I can tell she has four options…
1) Prioritise market access, infuriating UKIP and Tory Brexiters and risk adding fuel to the dying embers of UKIP. Hope the ensuing inferno burns up more of Labour than her own party and that she will be vindicated economically.
2) Prioritise immigration, clear overtures to UKIP voters and WWC Lab voters but seriously peeve off business and liberal Tories who may deign to jump to the Libs. Hope the inevitable economic collapse comes after she's gone or that she can somehow blame it all on Labour.
3) Middle ground fudge that hopefully pleases everyone, probably just annoys everyone though…
4) "Red, white and blue Brexit!!!"
Take a guess which one she'll pick.
Thanks HH
I hope you are right.
I think we will get that – with a lot of wrangling.
The main problem is that the cabinet is as divided as the public over a Brexit strategy, full stop, and the likes of Fox and Hammond are so polls apart in their positions on the issue that I just can't see the government reaching a compromise, and that's before the negotiations even start
"not saying people love Corbyn but they definitely take him seriously"
I don't mean to be rude my dear but these people probably just want to get you off their doorstep. In my experience everyone apart from the Corbynistas (who live in a bubble) think he is unfit to PM. Nobody but the delusional Momemum lot and the Greens think Corbyn is remotely credible to be PM. You are living in a bubble I think… wake up!
Do you seriously actually delude yourself that Corbyn is popular?… To be honest I actually I thought you were a bit too smart for that lol
If they don't take him seriously (which is the medias fault for portraying him as an idiot not a danger) then they are either a Corynista or clued up to him unhinged he is.It does amaze me what alternate universe you're living in if you think the public would vote for one of the IRAs biggest fan though the far left has never been especially talented at living in the real world…
"What I don't understand at all is your desire to be governed by a thousand year Tory Reich with a humungous majority and absolutely no opposition whatsoever."
He doesn't want to be governed. He wants to govern…
I don't know if I'm alone but I have no idea what alternate universe the far left live in even the clever ones…
Oh and Rivers with regard to Brexit the public is very clear on where UKIP the Lib Dems stand and the Tories are in charge. Labour has zero opinion and is being frozen out on Brexit. If you think that is what will help Labour you are again living in an alternate universe.
"known Lab sympathisers"
This is exactly why your living in an alternate universe. A lot of your vote comes from people you haven't even identified as sympathetic or get canvasses at all. If I went to canvas Tory 'sympathisers' of course I'd get a good response.. duh. If you live in a bubble you are going to convince yourself that you are right. Try going incognito in a Nuneaton pub and gently prompt people's actual views, trust me you'd be horrified.
I think it's wrong to say that anyone posting here lives in a bubble. This site has a very broad and fairly representative spread of opinions, and Rivers for one has in the past said he deliberately follows right-wingers on Twitter to try and see things from a different perspective.
Having strong opinions is not the same as living in a bubble.
Well I'm pretty certain you don't live in a bubble either. What are the political leanings of your lecturers?
"I don't mean to be rude my dear but these people probably just want to get you off their doorstep"
Go canvass and it becomes apparent immediately who wants you gone and who's up for a bit of a chat. Some people will tell you straight up that they're busy and slam the door in your face!!! and of those too polite to do that they give very generic one word answers and its easy to tell they just want you gone. But then you get people giving their own views unprompted, asking questions etc its obvious their not desperate for you to leave.
"Do you seriously actually delude yourself that Corbyn is popular?"
When did I say that? Again re-read my post I said the exact opposite. All I said was people take him seriously, the two are not mutually exclusive.
"it does amaze me what alternate universe you're living in if you think the public would vote for one of the IRAs biggest fan though the far left has never been especially talented at living in the real world"
Seriously Pepps you seem to hate Corbyn vastly more than I admire him so if anyone has a jaded opinion its likely you. I have never claimed Corbyn is popular, you however have levelled every negative adjective imaginable on Corbyn, really dude just chill a bit.
"If I went to canvas Tory 'sympathisers' of course I'd get a good response"
Not necessarily, the point of these canvases is that we check up on people who "often" (not always) vote for us and have voted for other parties in the past, aka Mr and Mrs Generic living on number 4 somewhere street, they voted Lab through the Blair years, voted Tory in 2010 and then (begrudgingly) voted Lab in 2015, we see how they are responding to Corbyn and if they say "Corbyn's a joke we're never voting Lab so long as he's in charge" we panic but (in my experience) they for the most part sympathise but have some concerns over media smears which they have swallowed (does he really want to abolish the army? Was he really friends with Bin Laden etc etc) that's the whole point of canvassing, parties don't just canvass swing voters and they never have done.
"Try going incognito in a Nuneaton pub and gently prompt people's actual views, trust me you'd be horrified"
Perhaps I would but lets not pretend you've done that either so its kind off a non sequitur.
"I don't know if I'm alone but I have no idea what alternate universe the far left live in even the clever ones"
I wonder the same thing about the right most every day welcome to politics…
Welcome to mankind, if we understood what everyone was thinking then we'd perhaps be a nicer world
Interesting account from Peter Bone of how the gang of right-wingers forced David Cameron to offer them a referendum.
Now I MIGHT well be wrong here, but I THINK Peter Fry may well have managed to achieve the highest vote share here for a losing Tory MP anywhere in 1997. I'm not 100% about this, but I know they held up relatively well in Northamptonshire for a very long time- indeed in neighbouring Kettering Roger Freeman did very well in my opinion to only just lose his seat by a slim margin.
The losing Conservative vote shares for the two MPs I mentioned in 1997 were-
Peter Fry (Wellingborough)- 43.80%
Roger Freeman (Kettering)- 42.90%
Both seats had very low Lib Dem vote shares.
The 2 seats were almost identical in 1997 but there was a substantial further swing to Labour in 2001 in this seat, at which time it was thought that Peter Bone was unelectable (he'd lost Pudsey by a large margin in 1997). How wrong that proved to be. Since then, this seat has surged to Bone & there has been a minor but significant boundary change in Kettering, but not here.
Yes I rather think the good burghers of Wellingborough have in fact rather warmed to him and taken him to their hearts over the last 12 years or so it appears. Interesting how Kettering remained knife-edge in 2001 but Phil Sawford did manage to increase his majority despite it staying in the three figures.
Though if you look at it another way, this seat has moved roughly in line with national trends. The Tory vote here is up 13.5% since 1997, against a nationwide figure of 11.8%. A pretty bog-standard Tory-leaning seat.
Yes that's right I think I can agree with what you say to be honest- the real surprise here was obvs. in 2001 when Bone first failed to take the seat from Labour's Paul Stinchcombe.
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Born in Florida but raised in New Jersey I always thought Florida was my home. But after graduating from the University of Florida with an emphasis in Travel and Tourism and a minor in Business, Hawaii and California was where I'd go to work in hotels and restaurants. Along the way I picked up yoga and a healthy lifestyle.
Instead of boring you with all the details let's just say it was meant to be that in July 2013 I actually got to co-create and co-found the first dedicated organic cold pressed juice bar in the small town of Delray Beach, Florida. (Not so small anymore.)
I do believe that food is medicine and that good quality and integrity of customer service and product is what makes our business successful. Often it's joked amongst customers that JuiceBuzz is known as the healthy "CHEERS" of today. I LOVE that because commUNITY is so important to me!
JuiceBuzz MRKT + JUICERY opened its doors June 1, 2018 with the new partnership brought in by my sister Jessica. Just a few years apart in age and many life path differences, Jessica and I make the perfect partnership. She brings a lot to the table and has allowed me to be bicoastal coming back-and-forth from California.
With all of the past roles I have had in hospitality, education, and mental health therapy I know my path has brought me exactly where I am supposed to be. Luckily my sister gave me this opportunity to share her "baby" and a month later we were able to extend her vision of "food is medicine" into a boutique market.
As a yogi and yoga teacher I believe in serving others and what better way than with organic cold pressed juices, smoothies, acai bowls and now holistic products. I also am known for my strong family orientation therefore owning a business with my sister and running it with my boyfriend was a no brainer. I definitely believe timing is everything and we are what we eat. After struggling with health issues I changed my diet and started to notice the products I have been using. I have worn make up on my face since I was 15, 21 years later I don't even want to think about all the chemicals and toxins I have been putting on my body. In today's age we have all the resources and knowledge all we need to do is act on it. I hope to be a good role model for the generations to come and share my passion with the students in my yoga for teenager classes at Casa Mannabliss.
There we have a to go refrigerator showcasing a few of our many delicious and nutritious items. We look forward to serving you all with love!
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What make you a conscious business? JuiceBuzz MRKT + JUICERY believes food is medicine. We feel Mother Earth provides us with everything we need to heal ourselves: from preventative care to cure, from what we put in our bodies, to what we put on them. We are inspired by healthy conscious consumers like you and we are here to serve you, our community, and the environment.
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South Korean battery giant LG Chem has signed a partnership agreement with Australian firm Envirostream for the expansion of local battery recycling facilities to progress its aim of achieving a "closed-loop" economy for its products.
Through the partnership, LG Chem hopes that Australian-based battery recycling facilities will help to boost Australia's low rates of recovery of discarded battery materials, as well as eliminating the need for used batteries to be shipped to be shipped overseas for processing.
Processes and facilities established by Envirostream have the ability to recycle up to 95% of the materials within end-of-life batteries, with materials reclaimed by Envirostream and provided to battery manufacturers for re-use in the production of new batteries.
The partnership with Envirostream will also ensure battery recycling happens within Australia, eliminating the need for batteries to be sent overseas for recycling, as is the current practise.
LG Chem is ultimately aiming to create a full-circular economy model for its Australian operations, after making a concerted push into the Australian market. LG Chem has launched a range of residential and commercial solar and battery systems in Australia, a market that is facing competition from giants such as Tesla, and companies with a growing local presence such as Sonnen.
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JQC Dismisses all Claims against Judge Brenda WeaverFeatured, News October 1, 2017
"No evidence has been presented to show any violation of code of Judicial Ethics by Judge Weaver. Instead, the evidence appears to show a personal dislike of the Judge."
Last week the Georgia Judicial Qualification Commission dismissed the complaint against Appalachian Judicial District Chief Superior Court Judge Brenda Weaver.
"The complaint of Thomason, Stookey, Doss and the GCSPJ are without any basis in law or fact. The complaints are nothing more than a thinly veiled attempt to enlist the JQC in their fixation upon harming Judge Weaver. The JQC will have no further part in it. All complaints are hereby dismissed."
The complaint was submitted to the JQC by Mark Thomason, former publisher of the Fannin Focus, his attorney Russell Stookey and Fannin County Attorney Lynn Doss.
In the JQC conclusions they addressed the Georgia Chapters Society of Professionals Journalist complaint that Weaver mounted an attack on freedom of the press.
"Calling oneself a "journalist" and "reporter" should not be a cover for pursuing personal vendettas."
Stookey and Thomason with the assistance of Fannin County Attorney Lynn Doss raised a complaint to the FBI to initiate an investigation.
JQC, "The FBI investigated the allegations raised by Stookey and Thomason but found no wrongdoing."
On June 15th Atlanta Attorney Gerry Weber, representing Russell Stookey and Mark Thomason, sent a demand letter and Ante Litem Notice to Judge Brenda Weaver, District Attorney B. Alison Sosebee and Pickens County Board of Commissioners.
Part of Weber's summary of claim, "This case has already garnered national attention. It involves breathtaking abuse of power by a Judge, prosecutor, and law enforcement who manipulated the criminal justice system to wage a personal vendetta against a local newspaper publisher and his attorney."
Weber's claim for damages conclusion, "Further accounting for damages stemming from the emotional distress in false arrest and malicious prosecution and for the punitive damages due to egregiousness of the actions leading to the arrests, Stookey's and Thomason's damages exceed 1,000,000."
How far will this case go considering the FBI and JQC have closed their investigation both dismissing the possible charge of wrongdoing.
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Decatur, GA – Please be advised that the Georgia Bureau of Investigation's main line (404-244-2600) has been compromised as a result of telephone spoofing. This is a scam that the GBI has been dealing with for approximately one month. When a telephone number is spoofed, the Caller ID of the caller will appear to be coming from a valid number. In the cases specifically related to the GBI, the individual being called will see telephone number 404-244-2600.
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Monday, November 25, 2013
A friend was recently named the editor of our small town newspaper. I knew right away what stamp I would use for her card. This is a VERY old set, but just perfect for the occasion. I was practicing to get the "congratulations" centered just right in the opening on the front page, and happened to have 3 images done. So when I found the retrosketches challenge sketch for this week, I thought, why not? Let's use them all!
Congratulations, Cheryl, on your promotion. Best of luck in the new position.
Materials used:
Stamps -
Photo Album Fun, Way to Go & Itty Bitty Backgrounds (all retired long ago) - Stampin' Up
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Colonial White, Twilight and Cranberry cardstock - CTMH
Surf's Up background paper - CTMH
Honey, Cranberry and Black inks - CTMH
Black and Cranberry embossing powders (retired) - CTMH
Check out the other great cards made with this sketch at the retrosketch Challenge Blog.
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Ferret posted a topic in Ajijic/Chapala/GuadalajaraI am so pissed off with Apple that I can't see straight. Why oh why, do they make it soooooo difficult to fix something? I spent 45 minutes on the phone with apple support last night because my iPad is disabled. I was speaking in English to an English speaking tech. Ipad is still disabled. Tonight I get an e-mail IN SPANISH asking about my experience. Like, because I'm located in Mexico, I must speak Spanish. Beyond belief and I unloaded on them, in Spanish, and then apologized that there were no accents but, hey, I used an ENGLISH keyboard. Furthermore, they HAVE my e-mail address but have been sending their codes to strictly my iPad which is disabled and my iPhone which is dead. How they do that, I don't know but my e-mail works just fine on every other ANDROID and WINDOWS product I own. Obviously they CAN do it because I received the e-mail about rating their customer service. Just for fun, I did a google search using "Apple sucks" as my search parameters. What fun! So many people with the same issues. This article really hit the nail on the head... https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/apr/27/a-brief-guide-to-everything-thats-annoying-about-apple I will never buy another Apple product. Lesson learned. Rant over.
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lbenton posted a topic in Ajijic/Chapala/GuadalajaraLooking for a good used IPad.
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elrich posted a topic in Ajijic/Chapala/GuadalajaraThere is an English speaking man here who works on Apple, Mac computers. He helped me out! I had a problem with my I-Pad and he came to my home to help me. His name is Carlos Martinez, his number is 333 100 9690. He also teaches you how to use your computer and be more comfortable using your devices.


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Pastor John Palmer's seventh of a series of ten talks on "Why Remember the Reformation".
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The questions were great tonight as we heard Pastor Ian share about the disciple Thomas and John 20:24-31.
Here is part 1 of our responses:
Do you think our doubts limit God?
– absolutely not. I believe that if God is limited by us, He's not worth believing in. Matthew 14:31, Jesus asks Peter "Why did you doubt?" but that didn't limit Jesus in his invitation to Peter out on the water. Jesus had to know that he was asking Peter to do something miraculous and there would be doubt. Doubt likely faced everyone who brought the sick and lame to Jesus, but Jesus worked to relieve them of their doubts. He call them to himself, moving beyond their doubts, delivered miracles to them and THEN called for life change.
Likewise, Numbers 20 tells the story of Moses striking the rock to bring water to the people, even though God only told Moses to speak to the rock. God was not limited by Moses' lack of faith. Moses doubts and decided that talking to the rock was not enough. He felt he needed to hit it. However, God still provided the water for His people that they needed, despite Moses' doubt. (Josh)
Should we be differentiating between the honest doubter and a headstrong skeptic?
Understanding the intention behind the doubts and skepticism definitely helps the situation. It also points towards the attitudes that you're grappling with. Walking through the questions of an honest doubter can be calm, cool and collected, with an openness to a number of different possible outcomes.
The reality is, that with headstrong skeptics, they can close themselves off to possible resolutions or explanations and limit themselves. In my brain, I differentiate between the two because I believe that the honest doubter is willing to "get out of their own way" in finding the answer, while a headstrong approach can involve to much of your own biases and prejudices. (Josh)
If someone leaves the faith, are they still saved? Or is it only while you are a practicing Christian that you receive the gift of eternal life?
The Bible never really separates believing from practicing (James 2:22, Galatians 5: 16 – 25). If you profess faith in Christ, we believe the Holy Spirit will transform your being into His likeness (Ephesians 3: 14 – 20). So, with the Holy Spirit, belief and practice will begin to align as you continue your walk with Christ. We are all sinners. We are all hypocrites. No one is going to have perfect alignment between belief and practice, but from scripture, it is hard to separate belief from practice.
With that being said, Eternal Life is given to those who have faith in Jesus Christ. It is clear from John's gospel, especially verse 14:6, that if you don't have faith in Christ, you won't receive eternal life. In saying that, It is not our call to decide who receives eternal life and who doesn't. God is the judge and it is God's decision.
However, if I left the faith – I wouldn't expect to receive something I don't believe in!! And from Scripture (see Hebrews 6: 4 – 8 in particular) it is quite clear; no faith, no eternal life. But it isn't always so clear cut, perhaps this person is doubting or going through a tough season. That doesn't mean they've left the faith. Perhaps they'll come back! We must pray for them and trust that God will do what is right! God knows the heart. (Luke)
Does Satan make us feel guilty for doubting?
Ian said last night, let your doubt move you to believe. Perhaps, if your doubt overtakes you and you fall away, we can attribute some blame to Satan. Guilt often does not move us forward but handcuffs us in despair.Conviction of the Holy Spirit: We feel the guilt of sin but we don't stay there… Conviction moves us forward to forgiveness and new life. Conviction causes us to act!! Therefore, conviction is from God and guilt is from our brokenness and perhaps the enemy.
So, you might hear us saying, guilt is a tool of Satan. Conviction is a tool of the Holy Spirit. And there is a huge difference.
As Christians, we are no longer guilty (Colossians 2: 6 – 15). (Luke)
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Lunch with Honors Speaker Series
November 8, W-023 Pattee Library ~ 12:15 lunch, 12:30 Presentation, 12:45 Q&A
Corina Graif, Assistant Professor of Sociology and Criminology, and Research Associate, Population Research Institute, Penn State, presents "(Un)natural Disaster: Vulnerability, Long-Distance Displacement, and the Extended Geography of Neighborhood Distress and Attainment after Katrina"
Lunch is provided, and advance registration is not needed. Just drop in!
View the Fall 2017 LwH schedule on our events website and download the flyer.
Penn State Women: Leaders of Today and Tomorrow, November 8–9
Panel Presentation, November 8, 7:30 p.m., Foster Auditorium, Paterno Library
Join us for a panel presentation and Q&A with distinguished alumnae as they share stories of their successes and the challenges they tackled along the way. All students are invited to attend the session and a networking reception afterward.
One-on-One Mentoring, November 9, 9:00 a.m.–Noon, Bank of America Career Services Center
Meet one-on-one with alumnae to discuss your career and leadership aspirations or to get résumé suggestions and interview tips. Advance sign-up is required.
Panelist Mary Beth Spang, '15 PF English, Spanish, and Linguistics, will talk about her Liberal Arts background and her work in education.
For details about panelists, and to sign up for One-on-One Mentoring: http://bit.do/LeadersofTodayandTomorrow2017
McCourtney Institute for Democracy Speaker Series: Democratic Dissent
November 8, 4:00 p.m., 104 Keller Building
Jennifer Rubin is an American Journalist who writes the "Right Turn" blog for The Washington Post. Her talk is titled "Defending Democratic Norms and a Free Press in the Trump Era." This event is free and open to the public. Download the flyer…
Liberal Arts First Year Experience Workshop: Why Study Abroad?
November 8, 5:00 p.m., East Private Dining Room, Findlay Commons (East Halls)
It's never too early to start thinking about studying abroad! Attend this session to learn how to navigate the website and search for programs, how to make an appointment with an adviser and start an application, how to evaluate cost and financial aid opportunities, and many other important considerations. Hear from Penn State students who have studied abroad and who will share their experiences. View the full FYE schedule…
Panel Discussion, "True Talk Fake News"
November 9, 4:30 p.m., Foster Auditorium, Paterno Library
This panel discussion, part of the Truth Project Series, brings together faculty members in rhetoric and journalism to discuss our thirst for truth in a world of fakery and propaganda. Panelists include Rosa A. Eberly (Associate Professor of Rhetoric, Department of Communication Arts and Sciences & Department of English), Patrick Plaisance (Don W. Davis Professor of Ethics, Department of Journalism) Russell Frank (Associate Professor, Department of Journalism), and Matt Jordan (Associate Professor, Department of Film/Video and Media Studies). Download the flyer…
PFP Salon: Seamus McGraw ~ RSVP Required
November 14, 3:00–4:00 p.m., Ihlseng Cottage (beside Pattee Library)
Seamus McGraw is an author and great story teller. He has written two remarkable books on energy and climate, The End of Country and Betting the Farm on a Drought, which inspired the film Climate Stories, produced by WPSU and Penn State's Sustainability Institute. (Read about the film here.) McGraw is currently working on a book on water in Texas. Come by to meet Seamus! Reserve your seat…
McGraw will also speak at 12:30 p.m. on November 14 in Foster Auditorium, Pattee Library. This event is free and open to the public; no RSVP required.
Workshop: Preparing to Go Abroad for Study or Internship
November 14, 4:00–5:00 p.m., 124 Sparks Building
Natasha Adams, Global Safety Manager, and Kate Manni, Assistant Director for Embedded Programs, University Office of Global Programs, will present an emergency preparedness workshop and answer your questions as you consider a Study Abroad or International Internship experience. Chelsea Keen, Global Experiences Coordinator with the College of the Liberal Arts Career Enrichment Network will answer your LA-specific questions. RSVP not required.
This workshop is appropriate for credit- and non-credit travel. Students who are traveling internationally on non-credit travel (e.g., international internships, research abroad, etc.) are required to complete a workshop every two years. Students going on Education Abroad programs for credit may attend this workshop to enhance the information from their required online module.
Liberal Arts First Year Experience Workshop: Self-Care and Stress Management
November 14, 5:00 p.m., East Private Dining Room, Findlay Commons (East Halls)
It's important to take care of yourself and develop strategies for managing the multiple demands and pressures of college in order to succeed and enjoy your Penn State experience. This program will focus on general stress management issues and strategies such as body awareness & relaxation, lifestyle issues, self-talk, and communication/support. Participants will discuss stressors, be guided through a relaxation activity, and will be encouraged to develop their own stress management contract. View the full FYE schedule…
Courses / Curriculum / PFP Requirements
Spring 18: ENGL 197 (1 cr) Exit Time: On Futurity, Revolutionary Time, and the Crisis of the Contemporary in Recent Visual Arts, Literature, and Film ( honors, ethics course)
Paterno Fellow Visiting Scholar Edgar Schmitz, Goldsmiths, University of London
Each week, a group of students will lead discussion of the assigned reading. Collectively and over the first five sessions, the whole group will compile an expanded index of film- and art-works concerned with temporalities of exit. Students will present the compiled material in the last session in the form of an open screening with discussion. Some representative readings for the course: Giorgio Agamben: What is the Contemporary, 2009; Walter Benjamin: On the Notion of History, 1940; Don de Lillo: Point Omega, 2010; and Hito Steyerl: In Defense of the Poor Image, 2009. Class Meetings: Tuesdays, March 13, 20, 27, and April 3 and 10, 6:00-8:00 p.m.; and April 17, 6:00-10:00 p.m.
Spring 18: LA 297 (1 cr) Everyday Diplomacy: Global Encounters at Home (honors, ethics course)
Catherine Wanner, Ph.D., Professor, Department of History, and Director, Paterno Fellows Program; and Shannon Telenko, Ph.D., Chair, Commission on Racial and Ethnic Diversity (CORED), Academic Adviser, and Climate Committee, College of the Liberal Arts
Is diplomacy exclusively the purview of ambassadors representing sovereign states? Besides the actions of designated diplomats, what makes exchange, encounters, cooperation, and conflict possible? Might individuals in the course of living their everyday lives create dialogue, civility, and openness, which facilitates basic interaction in their own diplomatic encounters? This course explores how self-perceptions and perceptions of others might facilitate or complicate meaningful encounters and productive cooperation among diverse peoples. This course complements last semester's course on "Interrogating Prejudice." Given the various divisions, hierarchies, and biases in societies, we will explore how barriers of difference might be mitigated in such a way that differences can be perceived as a source of interest, richness, and new perspectives. Likewise, we will analyze the dynamics that operate to make difference intimidating and fear generating. Consideration of sites of encounter and exchange based on points in common can open the way to expanding forms of everyday diplomacy. Class Meetings: 7:00–8:30 p.m., Mondays and Wednesdays, January 29 and 31, February 5, 7, 12, 14, 19, 21, and 26; and Saturday, February 3, State of State participation, times TBA, approximately 2:00–5:00 p.m.
HIST 197 / LA 197 The World of 1968 (ethics course)
The newest course in the Liberal Arts Edge series, The World of 1968, will be offered in the spring 2018 semester. The course will take place Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:35-5:50 p.m. On Tuesdays students will participate in a lecture in the Ag Sciences and Industries Building (right next to the Creamery), and Thursdays will consist of small-group discussions in Willard Building. The course is open to students in all majors, and students enrolled in the College of the Liberal Arts may request through their adviser to substitute it as a GH or GS. More info…
ENGL 397 (1.5 cr) E-Portfolio Writing and Design—NO LONGER REQUIRED
Effective immediately, the Paterno Fellows Program will no longer include ENGL 397 or the e-Portfolio as a graduation requirement. While students are welcome and encouraged to take this course to enhance their e-portfolios, completion or non-completion of ENGL 397 will have no effect on Paterno Fellows status.
This is a web-based course for 5th semester students and above to develop and refine their college e-portfolios. This course includes considerations of platform selection, audience analysis, arrangement strategies, and portfolio writing style.
PFP English Department Additional Entry Requirements Removed
Are you aspiring for Paterno Fellows as an English major? Please note that the additional department entry requirements have been removed! Previously, aspirants had to "complete at least two English courses (besides ENGL 137 or 138) with grades of A- or higher. At least one of them must be ENGL 200, 201, or 221." Effective immediately, English aspirants must meet general PFP entry requirements, but no additional requirements for the major.
Paterno Fellows Coaches
Do you have questions about the Paterno Fellows Program, but don't know where to turn for answers? PFP Coaches are now on duty! Coaches are current PFs who are here to share their experiences, insights, and recommendations with you. Learn more about how Coaches can assist you…
PFP Ethics Course Requirement
Students must complete 3 credits in ethics (one 3-credit course, or a series of 1- or 2-credit courses) from this approved list of University offerings. Students may choose from a variety of courses in several liberal arts disciplines. Students who wish to propose another course for consideration should write to the Director, Catherine Wanner. Please include a syllabus if you have one.
Career Enrichment Network / Funding Opportunities
Study Abroad Applications Open for Summer and Fall 2018
It's time to begin the process of applying for your Summer or Fall Study Abroad! If you are unsure where to start, you can begin by attending one of Education Abroad's Study Abroad 101 sessions, which are held every Wednesday; and take a look at Education Abroad for some more research on programs that you might be interested in and funding for certain programs. You are also welcome to set up an appointment through Network Symplicity with the Liberal Arts Global Experiences Coordinator, Chelsea Keen, to discuss any initial questions you may have about the process. More details…
Enrichment Funds Applications Open for Spring 2018
Interested in an internship, study abroad, or research experience this spring? A new online application system will make it easier to apply for enrichment funding. Applications are now being accepted for spring 2018, and the priority deadline is December 1. Full story…
Critical Language Scholarship Deadline: November 15
The Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) Program is an intensive overseas language and cultural immersion program for American students enrolled at U.S. colleges and universities. The program includes intensive language instruction and structured cultural enrichment experiences designed to promote rapid language gains.
Languages include: Azerbaijani, Bangla, Hindi, Indonesian, Korean, Punjabi, Swahili, Turkish, and Urdu: Beginning, advanced beginning, intermediate and advanced levels; Arabic and Persian: Advanced beginning, intermediate and advanced levels; and Chinese, Japanese, and Russian: Intermediate and advanced levels. More info…
First Year Students: Apply for the Spark Program
The Spark Program is a seven-week course that offers select students the opportunity to learn about fellowship opportunities and provides them with the tools to develop a competitive profile. The program is modeled after the program developed at University of Buffalo. Applications due 1/12/18. More info…
Internship Opportunities
Liberal Arts majors should make sure to check Network Symplicity on a regular basis for internship opportunities. We have a wide variety of positions posted. Register for an account if you do not already have one!
Apply to be Matched with a Liberal Arts Alumni Mentor
Interested in networking with Liberal Arts alumni? Want to receive assistance on your job and internship searches? Hoping to get advice about the future? Apply to the Liberal Arts Alumni Mentor Program! Students are matched with alumni in a field related to their major and/or their career interests. Mentors work with students to reflect on their experiences and goals, develop new skills, and network for the future. Read more…
Service / Leadership
PFP Service / Leadership Requirement
Fellows are expected to take on a leadership role or offer volunteer services to a community of their choice totaling at least 50 hours during their college career. Participants in the Presidential Leadership Academy automatically meet this requirement. To document a leadership or service experience, download the Leadership or Service Documentation Form; complete and submit it using the contact information on the form. Hours may be reported as they are completed for short-term projects, or after the minimum time is met for long-term experiences.
Your Blurb Here
Are you involved with a local service group that is open for new members? Send your blurb to firstname.lastname@example.com and we'll publish it here. Please include a brief description of your mission, expectations, information sessions/meetings, how to join, etc.
In the News
Stella Destephanis Murray, '18 PF Italian and Architecture, on life as a vegan in Italy
Is it possible to enjoy Italy if you choose not to eat pizza in Naples or cannoli in Sicily? As a vegan studying abroad in Italy I say that you can! Through a series of blog posts I am exploring what Rome can offer to me, a "vvunder vegan." These blog posts serve vegans, vegetarians and those who love Italy who are either curious or concerned about how to stay true to themselves among the temptations that Italy has to offer. For those who may not have the time to read "vvundervegan," I have an Instagram feed with photographs that I have taken and edited that link directly to the blog posts. The blog and Instagram posts serve as inspiration to fill each one of us with "power. grace. vvisdom & vvunder" to overcome whatever challenge comes our way – such as pizza and cannoli!
Read Stella's blog: http://sites.psu.edu/vvundervegan/ and follow her on Instagram: @vvundervegan.
Updating your Information in the Paterno Fellows Database
Check out the new and improved PFP database! As you complete your Paterno Fellows requirements, you are responsible for marking them "Claimed Satisfied" or turning in the appropriate documentation forms. You should update the requirements you've met as you complete them. Please do not wait until your graduation semester. We need time to approve your submissions and mark them "Satisfied." For further instructions, see the PFP website.
PFP Student Programming Grants
Paterno Fellows are encouraged to apply for Programming Grants for One-Time Events or Sustained Discussion / Reading Groups. Successful applications will enhance students' education, ignite an interest, or make students consider a topic more deeply. For details, see: pfp-student-programming-grants/
How can I describe the Paterno Fellows Program on my resume?
Paterno Fellows Program, College of the Liberal Arts
Honors Program including advanced academic coursework, thesis, study abroad and/or internship, ethics study, and leadership/service commitment
Director's Office Hours
Feel free to stop by if you have questions, or just to say hello! Dr. Wanner's Drop-in Hours for Paterno Fellows: Wednesdays: 9:00 a.m.-noon; and 1:30-3:30 p.m. in 302 Weaver Building
Social Media
Check out items of interest for all LA students on Liberal Arts Voices and on Twitter @PSULiberalArts. Be sure to like the Paterno Fellows Facebook Page. Join the Career Enrichment Network on Twitter @PSULAjobs to keep up-to-date on internships, education abroad, deadlines, and other opportunities in 140 (or 280!) characters or less!


text: In the present work an attempt has been made to evaluate the toxic effect of Furadan (a carbamate pesticide) on histopathological and histochemical changes in the intestine of a fresh water mud eel, Macrognathus aculeatus (Bloch) at sublethal concentrations (0.6, 0.80 and 0.90 ppm) for 10 and 20 days expsoures. Such treatment caused the changes in normal architectural plan of intestine. The orientation of villi was disturbed and villi were disorganised, reduced, flattened and inflated at the base. The villi tips were ruptured leading to the exudation of mucous in the lumen. The lamina propria became fibrous and odema appeared in it. The concentration of the mucosal cells with underlying connective tissue was severed making the mucosa to hand freely into the lumen. Other changes noticed were autolysis of submucosa, highly broken and ruptured villi, histolysis of columnar cells, lymphocytic infilteration and also the hyper activity of mucous cells were obvious. With the use of certain stains such as PAS, Bromophenol blue and Best carmine etc, changes in intensity of stains for carbohydrate, protein and glycogen test have been studied in control and Furadan intoxicated fishes. The details have been discussed in this paper.


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SSIEM inherited metabolic diseases training course in Delhi, India - January 2020
The course will provide an introduction to the common presentations, diagnosis and treatment of Inherited Metabolic Diseases (IMDs).
Topics will include hypoglycaemia, hyperammonaemia, rhabdomyolysis, cardiomyopathy, liver disease, dysmorphism, seizures and neurodegeneration. Diagnostic strategies, the interpretation of metabolic investigations, drug and dietary treatments will all be covered by a combination of lectures and workshops, for which delegates will be divided into small groups.
Further details can be found on the events section of this website.
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Send a message to the contact person: Dr S Bijarnia-Mahay or Dr S Verma


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EFG London Jazz Festival at The Other Palace
A host of exciting Jazz shows will take place at The Other Palace as part of this years EFG London Jazz Festival.
This is the third series for the EFG London Jazz Festival at The Other Palace and with the largest number of concerts yet.
JBGB Events have designed the programme to appeal to all tastes from traditional and swing to hard bop and Latin performed by soloists, small groups and big bands.
Bringing together musicians from the UK and overseas with established jazz legends and younger musicians with recognised and innovative formats.
Shows include 2 Pianos, 6 Pianists, 12 Hands & 60 Digits, an afternoon concert of stunning, original performances and improvised piano magic, from 6 outstanding international jazz pianists, in a wide range of styles with solos, duets and a finale featuring all six together.
National and Internationally acclaimed artists performing include Big Band Bash with Down for The Count Swing Orchestra featuring the music of Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Glenn Miller & Benny Goodman, Tina May, Phil DeGreg with Alan Barnes, The Music of Miles Davis, John Coltrane & Cannonball Adderley with Chris Ingham's REBOP, Freddie Gavita Quartet, Joanna Eden's Latin Experience, The Gareth Lockrane Big Band and more.
For a party style concert in our final 2018 EFG London Jazz Festival Concert at The Other Palace, we present DixieMix: New Orleans – The Early Years
On Saturday 24th the EFG Festival concerts switch to St John's Smith Square with Liane Carroll & Claire Martin in Concert – with special guest Martin Shaw. Liane and Claire together promise an evening of spell binding solo and duo renditions of classic jazz standards stylishly reworked mixed with more contemporary favourites with a modern twist.
On Sunday 25th join internationally acclaimed singer, pianist and songwriter Joe Stilgoe and his tremendous Big Band at St. John's Smith Square for this EFG London Jazz Festival closing night concert.
Expect a mixture of virtuosic musicianship, breath-taking theatricality and interaction with the audience, combining on the spot improvisation and the quickest of wits.
For the full line up details please visit www.jbgbevents.com
The Other Palace
Formerly St. James Theatre, 12 Palace Street, London, SW1E 5JA
Tube line: Victoria | St. James's Park.
Friday 16th – Sunday 25th November 2018
Tickets £30 £25 £20 for all concerts with the exception of Monday 19th Nov
With prices reduced by £10
Telephone: 020 7087 7900


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Did you complete the Course Orientation?
... when people thought the Earth was flat, they were wrong. When people thought the Earth was spherical they were wrong. But if you think that thinking the Earth is spherical is just as wrong as thinking the Earth is flat, then your view is wronger than both of them put together.
–Isaac Asimov,The Relativity of Wrong, Kensington Books, New York, 1996, p 226. (Note that the Earth bulges a little around the equator in response to the planet's rotation, but the Earth is still much closer to being spherical than to being flat!)
Before delving too much into the world of geology (broadly, the study of the Earth), this first unit will focus on a larger question that is a more fundamental issue for most people; namely, what is science? Why pay for it? Why do it? Why trust it? Why learn it? Why bother?
Unit 1, SCIENCE!!, will introduce you to this issue, and help you develop the perspectives to answer these questions. This unit will also introduce you, very briefly, to the field of geology, giving you an overview of what it's about, why it's important, and how it benefits people. And finally, Unit 1 is our entry point to the magnificent environmental legacy that is our National Parks—a system of parks and monuments that lets us enjoy today, and preserve for the future, so many of our society's geological, biological, cultural, and historical records and artifacts.
What to do for Unit 1?
You will have one week to complete Unit 1. See the course calendar for specific due dates.
As you work your way through these online materials for Unit 1, you will encounter a video lecture, additional reading assignments, a practice quiz, a "RockOn" quiz, and a "StudentsSpeak" Survey. The chart below provides an overview of the requirements for this unit.
Read/view all of the instructional materials
|No, but you will be tested on all of the materials.
|Begin Exercise #1: Scientific Literature
|Yes, this is the first of 6 Exercises and is worth 5% of your total grade.
|Take the Unit 1 "RockOn" quiz
|Yes, this is the first of 12 end of unit RockOn quizzes and is worth 4.5% of your total grade.
|Complete the "StudentsSpeak #2" survey
|Yes, this is the second of 12 weekly surveys and is worth 1% of your total grade.
So, What is Science?
Science is the most successful way humans have developed to learn how things work, and to use that knowledge to do and predict things.
Science is not a magic bullet to ultimate truth; science is humans keeping track of what works and what doesn't, and trying not to fool themselves in the process. The "scientific method" is just common sense, dressed up with fancy words and expensive machines. Science doesn't tell us what we should do or why we're here, but it makes us a lot healthier and more comfortable while we try to figure out those really big issues.
If you have any questions, please feel free to email "All Teachers" and "All Teaching Assistants" through Canvas conversations.
Keep Reading!
On the following pages, you will find all of the information you need to successfully complete Unit 1 - including the online textbook, a video lecture, a supplemental enrichment article and two supplemental Virtual Trips (vTrips).
Students who register for this Penn State course gain access to assignment and instructor feedback, and earn academic credit. Information about registering for this course is available from the Office of the University Registrar.


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Caste defenders Brahmo Samaj ALLEGEDLY conspires to keep "backward classes (dalits, Scheduled castes, untouchables etc) confused by religious acts like ... Brahmakumari Institution. Is this 'The Protocols of the Elders of Zion' for India ... !
Surely this must be a parody, is it not?
Dated 15th August, 94
Dear friends,
A district-level meeting of Brahmin Samaj was held at Balaghat on 15th August. The meeting was presided over by Mr. Trivedi, an ideal saint of Jabalpur. The following resolutions were passed in the meeting.
Friends, the whole thing must be implemented secretly. This letter should not reach in the hands of lower castes. It is a secret letter.
- • Shudra communities means Backward Class like Pawar, Marar, Lodhi, Kasar etc. should be kept involved in the religious affairs so that their attention be kept away from political rights and they always remain slaves and supporters of Brahminism.
• The political consciousness that has developed among the Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Backward Class and Religious Minorities has threatened the leadership of Brahminism. Hence, such a confusion and conflict be created in them, that they keep on fighting among themselves.
• We must go to the people of fourth Varna, Shudras and tell them that the constitution is against Hindus and it must be changed. This awakening must be created and spread in the masses.
• Everybody in Brahmin Caste, of any political party like Congress, BJP, Communist and any organisation, social-religious, must gather under one banner to save Brahminism, because the leadership of Brahminism is in danger.
• Wrong confusion must be spread among Pawars, Marars, Lodhis (backward classes), Scheduled Castes/tribes and religious minorities (Muslims/Christians/Buddhists) due to which they must fight and kill each other.
• Because of the politics of Bahujan Samaj Party (Kanshi Ram) and consciousness of Dalits, the leadership of Brahminism is threatened. To oppose this, we must tell the people that this is the party of Mahars and Chamars only, so that other smaller castes do not join.
• The employees of Scheduled Castes/Tribes, backward class and Muslims have developed fat in their bodies. Hence they should be physically and mentally tortured and they must be humiliated by paper actions and their work must be carried out by the Brahmin Officers who are occupying high posts, in a secret manner.
• The Officers of Brahmin community, who are holding higher posts should spread confusion among the unemployed youths of low castes that only Scheduled Castes and Tribes people are taking advantage of reservation, and posts meant for you are being given to them only, so that they keep on fighting among themselves.
• If Brahmin community does not come on one platform to protect themselves and protect brahminism, this will be the matter of great shame and death for them and they will become the slaves of untouchable castes. Therefore to keep them slaves, we must adopt every tactics to protect Brahmins and to retain leadership of the country.
• The backward classes should be kept in forefront, by giving the slogan of Jai-Shriram to use them as shield (source) to protect Brahmins and they should be kept confused by religious acts like Gayatri Yagya, Brahmakumari Institution, Satya Sai of Shirdi and the Buddhists should be confused by Shiva-Patra.
• If Ambedkarism grows in the country, Gandhism means Brahminism will be finished. Nobody will be there to take the name of Dr. Hegdewar, Golwalkar Guruji, the great men of R.S.S. Hence we must infiltrate in their every organisation and get information secretly, to defeat their every plan.
If the Brahminism is to be kept alive, then we must raise religious emotions and sentiments among the youths of backward classes, to keep them confused and create communal conflicts/riots with the youths of Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes, so that the children of Brahmins retain their domination, in the Government administration and politics.
• To save Brahminism, the ladies of Brahmins should come forward and it is necessary that Brahmin ladies should sacrifice, to protect Brahminism. If one lady comes forward to protect Brahmin, they will get 'Punya' on the basis of Manusmriti.
District Level Brahmin Samaj
The Author's wrote:NOTE: The key objective of the Brahmin Samaj is to preserve the caste system. The caste system is the taproot of Racism (based on one's color) in the world society. Racism arose in the world society as a well-developed theory only in the 19th century, even though it has been prevalent in India in the form of the caste system from about the 8th century.
If racism was prevalent in Shakespeare's day, he would not have written his play Othello which portrays a black man marrying a white woman in the 17th century! Racism in the world society was birthed when Manu Dharma or the Laws of Manu devised by the Brahmins was translated into English. India and China were the most affluent regions in the world till about the 19th c AD.
When the British came to India for trade, they deceptively took control by setting Indian against Indian, assisted by the Brahmins. This completely destroyed India's moral fibre and ruined its economy. The Brahmins worked with the British to take control of India. They were quick to portray Manu Dharma (the law of the Caste System based on ones skin color or varna) as the Hindu law, and through the translation of William Jones this poison entered the society of the world. Racism is destructive to the world society and it is the responsibility of every Christian to be a salt against this poison.