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Veteran republican Bernadette McAliskey paid an emotional tribute to former IRA hunger striker Dolours Price, who was buried in Belfast on Monday.
Price was found dead in her St Margaret's Road residence in Malahide, Dublin last week. The veteran Republican, alongside her younger sister Marian, were jailed for their part in the bombing of the Old Bailey in London in 1973.
Addressing the Bloody Sunday commemoration march at Free Derry Corner, McAlliskey said that the state had "hounded" the 63-year-old all her life.
"Dolours Price cannot be harmed by this state anymore. She is now gone. The Minister of Justice, David Ford, with a stroke of a pen could release her sister, with whom she suffered so much," she said.
Read More: Sordid tale of Boston College IRA tapes should now be over
The Derry Journal reports that McAlliskey became emotional when she spoke about how the Price sisters were force fed while on hunger strike in UK prisons during the 1970s.
Around two hundred people turned out to pay their respects during Price's funeral on Monday. Among the chief mourners were her ex-husband actor Stephen Rea and the couple's two sons Danny and Oscar.
Read More: Actor Stephen Rea carries coffin at ex-wife Dolours Price's Belfast funeral
Speaking at the graveside, socialist activist Eamonn McCann described Price as "a liberator but never managed to liberate herself from those ideas. Sometimes we are imprisoned within ideals; sometimes in war atrocious things are done; sometimes hard things have to be done."
"Sometimes it is very difficult to handle the hard things that you felt compelled to do when you are soft-hearted at the core of your being. And Dolours was a soft-hearted person as well as a hard person in her politics."
An outspoken critic of Sinn Fein in recent years, Price's funeral was not attended by the party's president, Gerry Adams.
Her sister Marion was granted compassionate leave to attend the wake on Sunday morning. She remains in hospital custody, after former Northern secretary Owen Paterson revoked the licence under which she was released for the Old Bailey bombings.

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text: What was the mission in Afghanistan? Initially, it was about removing Al-Qaeda and the Taliban, which was accomplished relatively quickly with Western firepower and money, as the loyalties of the Afghan tribes were easily purchased. In this sense, the mission was accomplished a while ago, but the Taliban and Al-Qaeda alliance could easily return if the US-led troops left, therefore, a long-term solution was required. Accordingly, the mission morphed into installing democracy, curtailing poppy production, and promoting women's rights. The underlying reason is that a stable government would ensure that Afghanistan does not become a haven for Al-Qaeda again.


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The Scheme: secondary legislation: regulation 10
This regulation sets out the return and certificate procedures where, 17 days or more after the end of the tax period, (A) deductions are not paid over by the contractor as required and HMRC are unaware of what amount is due or (B) amounts paid over by the contractor are regarded by HMRC as insufficient, or (C) the contractor has made a return under Regulation 4 showing the amount that they are due to pay under Regulation 7, but the contractor has not paid the full amount shown in the return. SI2005/2045 reg 10(1) to (3)and SI2007/672 reg 3.
If either conditions (A) or (B) above are met, HMRC can issue the contractor with a notice requiring them to make a return of the amounts due in the tax period within 14 days of the issue of the notice, SI2005/2045 reg 10(4). Where the notice covers consecutive tax periods within a tax year, or condition (C) above is met, the notice will treat them as a single tax period: SI2005/2045 reg 10(5).
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"I know of no experience quite so terrifying as to meet the charge of an angry elephant," wrote Delia Akeley in Jungle Portraits. "To run is almost sure to be fatal, for the elephant, used as he is to stationary objects, quickly sees anything in motion." Photograph by Carl Akeley
"Delia was alone in camp with her porters and gun bearers on a cold, rainy evening in June of 1910 when a runner delivered the news in Kiswahili: Tembo piga bwana – "an elephant has struck the mister." Akeley had been surprised in the forest, and his gun had jammed. The elephant, a bull, caught him between its tusks, tore the skin off the side of his face, and attempted to crush Akeley into the ground. It's tusks struck something hard, a root or a rock, and, distracted, it took off after the porters, This distraction save Akeley's life, for an elephant will often return to finish a job by sitting on the victim or hurling him against a tree with its trunk."
Rexer, Lyle, and Rachel Klein. "African Reflections." American Museum of Natural History: 125 Years of Expedition and Discovery. New York: H.N. Abrams in Association with the American Museum of Natural History, 1995. 114-16. Print. Elephant Charging Mount Kenya 1910 Photo Carl Akeley Pg 115. After Shot Photo of Carl Akeley Pg 116.
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The Foreign Claims Settlement Commission (FCSC)
I. Overview of the Foreign Claims Settlement Commission
1. Introduction
The Foreign Claims Settlement Commission (FCSC) is a small, independent, quasi-judicial agency organized for administrative purposes within the Department of Justice that has a high profile and important mission in FY 2014: distribute to U.S. victims of international terrorism monies paid to the United States by foreign governments. Currently, the FCSC is in the latter
stages of a historically large program to award compensation to U.S. victims of Libyan terrorism in which the Congress has taken an unprecedented interest. Additionally, the Commission is
preparing to conduct another claims program to distribute compensation to U.S. victims of Iraqi actions during the Saddam Hussein era (Iraq has already paid to the United States approximately
$400 million to satisfy these claims).
Depending on the movement of events internationally, other, similar programs can be anticipated. The work of adjudicating claims and awarding
compensation is necessarily labor-intensive, requiring legal and factual research on the part of Commission staff, and adjudicatory work by the members of the Commission.
The vast majority of its budget is necessary for personnel costs (notwithstanding the fact that the FCSC's budget request does not include a request for additional positions); the bulk of the remainder is for fixed costs including rent and guard service. Electronic copies of the Department of Justice's Congressional Budget Justifications and Capital Asset Plan and Business Case exhibits can be
viewed or downloaded from the Internet using this Internet address:
The operating expenses of the Commission ultimately are borne only partially, if at all, by the taxpayer. In virtually all instances, the legislation authorizing the adjudication of claims has
provided for deduction of 5% of the funds obtained from foreign governments for payment of the Commission's awards. This amount is deposited to the credit of miscellaneous receipts in the United States Treasury to defray administrative expenses. The Commission understands that approximately $20 million has been so deposited into the Treasury from the funds obtained under the Libya Claims Program alone.
The Commission is prepared to provide any further information about the background of the Commission, its existing programs, Congressional interest in these programs, and the basis to
support this budget request.
To date, the Commission has administered and completed 45 international and war-related claims programs involving claims against 18 countries: Yugoslavia, Panama, Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania, Italy, the former Soviet Union, the former Czechoslovakia, Poland, Cuba,
China, the former German Democratic Republic, Vietnam, Ethiopia, Egypt, Iran, Albania, and the Federal Republic of Germany.
The Commission consists of a Chairman and two part-time Commissioners, who are appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate, as well as legal and non-legal secretariat staff.
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I've noticed a number of Synchronization Log messages in my Unread Folder. What are they and how can I get rid of them?
Can I have a public group created for my department/faculty/etc.?
I have a new employee. Will they be automatically set up with an exchange email account?
Why is my mobile device automatically locking after 15 minutes, and why am I not able to change the setting?
How will we deal with users that have large local folders and are being asked to migrate their mail to be stored on the server?
How will AD/Exchange affect personal folders? (.PSTs in outlook)
In Exchange, will objects be created for resources (like projectors)?
How are you going to deal with IMAP? Or is everyone going to be forced to use Outlook?
What features does Exchange provide? Will forwarding be available on the new service?
Are there plans to migrate mailing lists off mailman? How will it be supported? Will the additional AD addresses need to be added to the mailman lists to be managed effectively?
If I have scripted jobs that send automatic emails, how will that be handled under exchange?
Q: I've noticed a number of Synchronization Log messages in my Unread Folder. What are they and how can I get rid of them?
These messages are normal for clients connecting to @umanitoba.ca in cached mode. These messages are a log of any issues that occurred when Outlook reconciles with @umanitoba.ca, most are informational in nature and don't require someone's intervention to fix them.The sync issue folder is local to the computer, and can be found by going in Outlook's folder view. 'Ctrl-6' or you can click on the little folder icon at the bottom of the folder pane.
If you don't want these log messages appearing in your unread messages folder, you could can change the settings of the folder to prevent this from happening. In Outlook 2010 you can do this by right-clicking the Unread Messages folder and clicking Customize This Search Folder. You can then click browse and pick which folders you want the unread messages to show up from. Set it to only show unread messages from my Inbox and you won't see these messages in your Unread Folder.
Q: How can I get back my autocomplete list?
A: Recovering a user's auto-complete list can be done at the same time as their Exchange migration or even if they were previously migrated. Click here for Outlook 2010 and click here for Outlook 2011 (Mac)
Q: Can I have a public group created for my department/faculty/etc.?
A: The public groups that are currently displayed in @umanitoba.ca are test groups. We are currently exploring the functionality and learning all of the impacts, groups have on the Exchange Environment. We expect to be finished with testing towards the end of the migration and will make groups more widely available at that time. Thanks for your patience as we grow into the new Exchange Environment.
How do I set up a room resource in @umanitoba.ca Calendar
If you need to set up room resources or other resources within the Exchange calendar. To add a room resource to @umanitoba.ca that is not part of the Ad Astra room scheduling system, or non-room resources, please go to: http://umanitoba.ca/computing/ist/email/exchange/index.html and complete the @umanitoba.ca Resource Request Form
I have a new employee. Will they be automatically set up with an exchange account?
New employees will still need to claim their new email account through signUM before they can be migrated to @umanitoba.ca. Ask them to visit signUM and follow the instructions as new employees normally would, to claim their UMnetID. One this is done, consult with your Computer Representative as to when the exchange migration for your new employee can take place. This process will remain in-place until the migration of existing staff is completed, and Exchange has been connected to signUM.
Why is my mobile device automatically locking after 15 minutes, and why am I not able to change the setting?
The University decided at the April 25th 2012 Rose Steering Committee meeting, to set the automatic lock out option for all smart phones and mobile devices to 15 minutes. This includes Black Berries, iPhones, Android and other Active Sync devices.
This means that, after 15 minutes of inactivity, your device will lock and you will be required to enter a 4 digit code to unlock it. This is an important security feature we have now standardized across all mobile devices. It will help to prevent the loss of confidential or private data due to the loss or theft of these devices. This is critical in today's IT environment where smart phones and tablet devices are widely used and can contain large amounts of data. It is an important measure to protect the University's data and reputation.
<Why do my new emails not show up right away?
As part of the system design settings, the typical tcp/ip access to exchange is not allowed. Therefore a wait period of around 45 seconds is needed for this process to "time-out" before the folder can synchronize and you can receive new email.
The fix for this is to follow these instructions. Click here.
What are the benefits of moving to @umanitoba.ca?
Single Source Calendar.
Standardized Clients to support.
Larger user mail quotas.
AD is widely supported and integrates with many software packages.
Ability to federate with external institutions (Gov of MB, WRHA, MPI, Etc. )" (Note: A Federation Trust allows for the sharing of calendars or contacts, accessing free/busy information across Exchange organizations, securing cross-premises email delivery by using federated delivery, and securing other shared information with external Exchange organizations. This will not be setup initially but will be looked at once we have been running Exchange in production for a while and all users have migrated."
How will we deal with users that have large local folders and are being asked to migrate their mail to be stored on the server?
Quotas will be 2/5/10 Gig - everyone starts at 2, moves to 5 upon request, 10 with approval.
(Note: If there are users you know about know that you think will exceed 10GB, please contact us in advance so that we can work out a plan for those users.)
Additionally, there are programs that strip attachments, and save them locally. This was a great suggestion from the community and we will take a look into it! It may assist with the migration of users, and could have potential long term benefits.
How will AD/Exchange affect personal folders? (.PSTs in outlook)
Our intention is for users to store all their mail on the server, and have it backed up centrally by IST. This will not be a change for users that currently use our IMAP server.
In @umanitoba.ca, will objects be created for resources (like projectors)?
Exchange can handle resources, this is a policy decision. Resources for classrooms will be handled through AdAstra (the student classroom booking software) and/or webcheckout (the classroom A/V resource booking software). Webcheckout does not integrate with AD/Exchange.
What Mail Protocols are supported by the new rollout?
MAPI & SMTP will be the only mail protocols supported.
How are you going to deal with IMAP? Or is everyone going to be forced to use Outlook?
@umanitoba.ca's rich feature set is best accessed by using a MAPI client. We will not be enabling the IMAP protocol on Exchange as it introduces complexity and stability issues. As for clients, there are several to choose from. One of the opportunities we saw with this project was the chance to standardize on a smaller number of e-mail/calendar clients. The supported list is as follows:
Thick clients
PC - Outlook 2003, 2007 and 2010
MAC – Native MAC mail client from 10.6 forward, Entourage 2008 (Web Services Edition) or Outlook 2011
Outlook Web Access
Internet Explorer 6 and later versions.
Firefox 3.0.1 and later versions.
Chrome 18.104.22.168 and later versions.
On a computer running Mac OS X 10.5 and later versions, you can use:
Safari 3.1 and later versions.
Firefox 3.0.1 and later versions.
On a computer running Linux, you can use:
Firefox 3.0.1 and later versions.
If you use a Web browser that doesn't support the full feature set, Outlook Web App will open in the light version.
What mobile devices will be supported?
Devices that support Active Sync natively such as Windows Phone 7 or iOS devices (version 4.3 and better) such as the iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPad and iPad 2. Blackberry devices will be supported via a Blackberry Enterprise Server (BES).
Will IST remotely wipe my mobile device if it is lost?
The only mobile policy we have discussed enabling is "Enforce password on device". This measure is being taken to protect against unauthorized access of University data.
Will data (e-mail and calendar) be migrated?
We recognize the importance of making this switch as smooth as possible. While we have not finalized our plans for migration, we are planning to migrate mail from our current IMAP server to @umanitoba.ca. There are still some logistical details to resolve and we will need further input from the community as we develop our plans. There is no firm plan for calendar data migration at this time. We are examining the pros and cons of the various scenarios with the understanding that we cannot create confusion in people's schedules. If there is a migration of calendar data it will only be from the Oracle/Corporate Time calendar.
What can I do to prepare for migration?
At this point in time there is one item that everyone can do to prepare for the migration. Ensure that email best practices are maintained. What does that mean? The simplest and easiest one to follow is managing attachments.
Sort your email by size, find the largest emails. Do you need to keep them? Are there duplicate attachments? Are there earlier draft versions of a document that no longer needs to be kept? Delete those. Typically by delete a half dozen of their largest unneeded emails, a user can free up valuable space in the mail storage.
Deleting a single email with a 6 meg attachment is the equivalent of deleting more then 300 average sized emails with no attachments.
Are users email addresses going to be affected?
There will be no impact to existing email addresses.
After someone is migrated, people will still be able to email them at their existing email addresses. In addition to their email addresses they have today, users will gain two new email addresses:
To Illustrate, fictional user John Doe has the following email addresses Today: email@example.com
After he's migrated, John will have the following email addresses:
Can we get tutorials and videos in addition to training?
We will look into making tutorials available.
What happens when someone with a CC account is migrated?
Their CC address will forward to their @umanitoba.ca mailbox.
What features does Exchange provide? Will forwarding be available on the new service?
At this time it has not been determined how forwarding will be handled. We will work to provide a more comprehensive features and benefits list.
Are there plans to migrate mailing lists off mailman? How will it be supported? Will the additional AD addresses need to be added to the mailman lists to be managed effectively?
A: Mailman will continue to be the University's list manager as we migrate to exchange.
If I have scripted jobs that send automatic emails, how will that be handled under exchange?
We would need more details on the scripted job (what server/workstation it runs on, where it sends mail, etc.) in order to properly answer the question. Please contact Lonnie Smetana with the details.
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PALACE FESTIVAL: Soak up the atmosphere of this impressive Tudor palace as performers take to the stage in Hampton Court's beautiful open-air courtyard. Highlights include Will Young, Van Morrison, James Morrison and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Hampton Court, various prices, book ahead, 7-24 June
SWEET SCENTS: Embark on an olfactory journey, smelling smells from the self-taught to the classically trained. Some visceral, some surprising, and others simply unsavoury all feature in this celebration of the perfumery craft, perfect for so-called 'fumeheads'. Somerset House East Wing Galleries, £11, book ahead, until 17 September
UNDERBELLY FESTIVAL: The best in live circus, comedy, cabaret and family entertainment comes to the heart of the South Bank — and what better place to soak up the festival atmosphere than on the banks of the Thames. Have a tipple in one of London's largest outdoor bars before you kick back and watch some of the amazing performances. South Bank, various prices, book ahead, until 30 September
Monday 19 June
ART AT THE BRIDGE: Constant change dictates our world. 13 talented local artists working across a range of media showcase their works, all around the theme of construction, destruction and reconstruction. Tower Bridge Exhibition Engine Rooms, £10, book ahead, 10am-5.30pm
ROUND TABLE: London is a major international tech centre — but how can councils, public services and tech institutions work together to deliver digital transformation? Promoting innovation and better services remains a major challenge and opportunity. City Hall Council Chamber, free, book ahead, 3pm-6pm
GEO-POLITICS: This panel discussion will cover the intricate relationship between water and global geo-politics — from blockades which have prevented the entry of food and water to cities, to territorial access issues. A great intro for non-specialists on the impact of water issues on policy and conflict zones. St Paul's Cathedral Crypt, free (donations welcome), just turn up, 6.30pm-8pm
SOUL CLASSICS: Classically trained pianist and vocalist Kate T performs everything from classical to soul, jazz and R&B to pop. Her sweet vocal style and stripped back sound lends itself to her breezy set list including hits such as Isn't She Lovely and Thinking Out Loud. 100 Wardour Street, free, just turn up, 8pm-10pm
Tuesday 20 June
SOUTH LONDON: Uncover the histories of three areas of south London: Battersea, Herne Hill and Brighton Road. The exhibition contrasts historical images, documents, watercolour landscapes, mapping and sound recordings to bring each location to life. Morley Gallery, free, just turn up, 6pm-7pm
MODERNISM: Drawing on natural beauty and abundant light, mid-century modernism was born when Californian architects saw buildings as a frame to provide a seamless connection with the landscape. Scholars and practitioners join to discuss this unique style of architecture. Royal Institute of British Architects, £9, book ahead, 6.30pm-8pm
DIGGING DEEP: Go deep underground (metaphorically) to learn how London's tunnels are constructed, and what new and innovative techniques are used — as well as unique and untold stories behind the city's underground labyrinth. Including talks from people behind the Thames Tideway Tunnel and Crossrail. Museum of London Docklands, £10, book ahead, 6.30-9pm
Wednesday 21 June
TALKING BREXIT: A year ago, did we make the right decision to leave the European Union? What have been the consequences of our decision? Vernon Bogdanor, visiting Professor of Political History, discusses the implications of the referendum result for our future relationship with Europe. Museum of London, free, just turn up, 6pm-7pm
QUIZ NIGHT: Londonist's very own Matt Brown — probably the most London-obsessed person in the world — hosts a quiz evening designed to test your insider knowledge of the capital. Tickets include a portion of fish and chips to keep your brain ticking. St John's Waterloo, £10 including fish and chips, book ahead, 7pm
LAUGH TRAIN HOME: Ditch the commute and stay for some laugh out loud comedy at London's hottest new standup comedy night, featuring established comics, TV names and rising stars. This week is headlined by Lou Sanders of Russell Howard's Good News fame. The Four Thieves (Battersea), £7/£8, book ahead, 8pm-10.30pm
Thursday 22 June
RENT CEREMONY: Another one of those weird London traditions, although this one only dates from 1994. The Chairman and Trustees of Covent Garden march around the plaza to pay the 'peppercorn rents' of five red apples and five posies of flowers, reflecting the areas history as a market. Starts at 13 New Row, free, just turn up, 4.30pm
ART ON THE TUBE: You know all those lovely 'Art on the Underground' posters you see on your commute? The former marketing director Dr Henry Fitzhugh, responsible for introducing the scheme, is giving a talk on the Underground's long history of responsibility towards such art and heritage. Accompanied by an auction of a unique collection of tube prints. Antikbar (King's Road), £5, book ahead, 6.30pm
Friday 23 June
BEHIND THE ARCHIVES: This gatekeeper of history throws open its doors and offers you the chance to go behind the scenes, discovering how records are maintained for future generations and exploring some of the hidden gems in the collection. The National Archives (Kew), £10, book ahead, 11am-12.30pm
ZOO NIGHTS: As the sun goes down, the curtain goes up on the zoo as you've never seen it before. Neon effects create a backdrop for an after-hours adventure in the wildest part of the city. Fun talks with certificate-18 themes feature alongside the very best in street food. ZSL London Zoo, £17.50, book ahead, 6pm-10pm
SIXTY MINUTES: Tables turn on veteran political commentator Andrew Marr, as this time he's the one being asked the tough questions. With a string of high profile roles at the BBC, The Economist and The Independent, he's certainly one to learn from. China Exchange, £10, book ahead, 6.30pm-7.30pm
MR SPEAKER: The Speaker of the Commons, John Bercow, joins political commentator Steve Richards for a conversation about his political career. Why did he choose to be a Speaker rather than pursue a party political career? How much further does the Commons need to modernise? There will also be a chance to put your own questions to Bercow. Kings Place, £14.50-£29.50, book ahead, 7pm
TASTING SESSION: If you like wine but can't tell your Pinot Noir from your Pinot Grigio, this and informal wine and cheese evening is the one for you. Kicking off with a session on 'How to taste wine like a professional', you'll then learn how to match your tipple with the right cheeses. Leadenhall Market, £45, book ahead, 7pm-9.30pm
Saturday 24 June
TAI CHI: Bring peace and balance into your life with this free tai chi class in Regent's Park. Based on the smooth flow of energy around the body, its gentle nature means that people of all ages and abilities can join in. Regent's Park, free, just turn up,10am-midday
KENSINGTON GARDENS: Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and learn about the rich variety of tree life and historical significance of one of London's most scenic green spaces. Italian Garden (Kensington Gardens), £5, book ahead, 10.30am-midday
POLITICAL CARTOONING: Renowned political cartoonist Steve Bell reveals the deep, dark secrets of lampooning prominent figures in his vividly illustrated sketches. With a career spanning four decades, he certainly knows how to tear holes in the political establishment. Kings Place (King's Cross), £15, book ahead, midday
RETROFIT ARCHITECTURE: You're used to skyscrapers springing up, but did you know that most development in the City is actually retrofit? This involves taking a historic or post-war building and re-cladding or renovating it to bring it up to 21st century standards. See the best examples on this walking tour. The City Centre (City of London), £18, book ahead, 2pm-4pm
PRESERVING HISTORY: Discover one of the most severely bombed areas of the city from the second world war — from the buildings they tried to rescue, to the ones that have been lovingly restored, and even those that remain as damaged monuments. Moorgate Station, £12, book ahead, 2.30pm-4.30pm
Sunday 25 June
SHOP WITH SOUL: The long running Beckenham Market presents over 50 independent traders, serving up sizzling street food, complete with food emporium selling artisan and local produce, as well as workshops, craft, music and more. Venue 28, Beckenham, £2, 10am-4pm
KEATS HOUSE: Hear the stories of John Keats and his good friend Charles Brown on this tour of the basement and first floor areas of their former home, and discover how it was transformed into the building we know and love today. Keats House, free with admission, just turn up, 11.30am-12.15pm
THE HOLME: Take a rare peek in this four acre garden filled with interesting and unusual plants in the heart of Regent's Park. Extensive rock gardens complete with waterfall, stream and pool complement the formal flower garden. The Holme (Regent's Park), £5, just turn up, 2.30pm-5.30pm
MUSEUM OF COMEDY: A rip-roaring rollercoaster of improvised comedy, as this improv comedy group create an epic series of fast-paced games, scenes and songs on the fly using audience suggestions. A once in a lifetime performance, literally. The Museum of Comedy, £8, book ahead, 7pm-8pm


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All athletes must have a current physical and a concussion form (per sport) completed prior to tryouts. Both forms are available outside Coach Winkler's room or on the Athletics web page.
Softball Tryouts will begin Monday, February 20th (2:30 - 4:30pm)
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There is a progressive challenge on the Artbymiran Facebook page featuring this adorable image "Petal Blossoms". This is a reserved image just for the challenge and you can find out more about the challenge by visiting her Facebook page.
I decided to color her in blues and yellows. I hadn't started out thinking this was going to be a Valentine's card, but once I started adding the hearts and the sentiment I just ran with it! It's also nice to get out of the "red" only for Valentine's Day.
American Crafts – Welcome Spring paper pad. French Pastry Doily die by Cheery Lynn Designs. The hearts and Love You dies are from Simon Says Stamp. The sentiment is from the Love Languages clear stamp set by Simon Says Stamp. The yellow ribbon is by Crafts. The image is colored with Copics.
Incy Wincy Designs – Sketch Time.
Party Time Tuesdays – #194 Anything Goes.
Papertake Weekly Challenge – 3 or More Different Shapes.
TTCRD Challenges – Anything Goes.
Penny's Paper Crafty Challenge – #211 Anything Goes.
Simon Says Stamp Challenge – Have A Heart.
My Sheri Crafts Challenge – #149 Valentine's Day.
Susy Bee's Bloomin' Challenge – #64 Anything Goes with Twist add layers.
Cheery Lynn Designs – #169 Anything Goes.
Pile It On Challenge – #53 Hearts and/or Flowers.
The Corrosive Challenges – #216 Winter Blues.


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We all understand when broadcasters speak extemporaneously, and at length,
that they can often stumble on their words. Its natural and human.
But they, like the rest of us, have to deal with verbal stumbles in a mature
Brooke Baldwin flubbed it. A recent example from the CNN
television reporter reveals why an expeditious apology needs to be combined
with specifics.
One must offer some credit to Baldwin, who raced to apologize for a slight
against military veterans.
Indeed, racing to apologize is such an important characteristic of a kosher
apology, that it is the primary element of my ESP Rule: it
must be expeditious, specific, and promise through words and actions not to
repeat the wrong.
The 2,000-year-old text of Jewish sage wisdom, Ethics
of Our Fathers, concurs that one should repent as soon as absolutely
possible (2:10).
Although that is a crucial step in expressing remorse, and for small
oversights often sufficient, there are two other elements that are required to
complete the apology.
I just wanted to make sure I came on first thing this morning and just
tell everyone I made a mistake yesterday.
We were in the middle of live TV, I was talking to a member of congress,
and I was recounting a story a conversation I just had with someone recently
just referring to police, and I absolutely misspoke. I inartfully chose my
words a hundred percent, and I just wish, just speaking to all of you this
morning, and I wholeheartedly retract what I said.
Ive thought tremendously about this, and to our nations veterans to
you, I have the utmost respect for our men and women in uniform, and I wanted
you to know that this morning.
So to all of you, I owe you a tremendous apology. I am truly sorry.
But no context was offered. An important yardstick for specificity is to ask
oneself: would an otherwise unknowledgeable person reading this, understand
whats being apologized for?
Some backgrounder: During an interview with Democrat Congressman Elijah
Cummings, Baldwin said
of veterans who become police officers, I love our nations veterans, but
some of them are coming back from war, they dont know the communities, and
they are ready to do battle.
As aptly described by Breitbart news, the dangerous, damaged veteran is of
course the most unfair smear and rancid stereotype.
The outrage was instant. Initially, Baldwin attempted
to shift the blame on someone else.
While she fulfilled the first criteria of a kosher apology the
expeditious- the other two elements were missing. Suffice it to say, a weak
apology is vague or incomplete, and makes little restitution.
In a kosher apology, the transgressor is required to outline all of their
wrongdoings. Leaving anything out could give the hurt party the impression that
the transgressor feels they are only guilty of some issues, and selectively,
not others.
Not to put too fine a point on it: when compiling the
holy book for the Day of Atonement, Yom Kippur, the Jewish sages
ensured that no
stone was unturned they list 78 transgressions to say in prayer, repeated
on 48 occasions throughout the day.
The message: dont leave anything out.
Any time someone cops to less than what theyve done wrong, it gives the
impression they hadnt bothered to take a serious look in the mirror. Or worse,
that they dont care.
So we see this example of expeditious without specifics. Its even worse
when the apology is neither expeditious nor specific.
Many might recall singer Nelly
Furtado who received a million dollars to perform for Libyas
dictator Moammar Gaddafi.
When Libya
collapsed into unrest several years afterward, and her concert subsequently
became public knowledge, it was only then that she expressed quasi-regret.
She was caught. Public opinion was against her. She needed to dig herself
So, without an apology, she informed her Twitter followers that she was
going to offer the money to an undisclosed charity.
The entire charade could have been summed up like this:
I did business with a megalomaniac homicidal tyrant? Huh. My bad. I guess,
in light of how bad this looks, Ill have to donate the money to an unnamed
good cause.
The lack of stated regret, over the course of time, denotes increasing
indifference, eating away the relationship like a worsening cavity.
The longer one waits to take responsibility for their actions, the worse the
situation gets, and the more guilt it implies.
Had Furtado apologized and admitted wrongdoing soon after, her apology would
hold more weight.
But she was caught. More is required from an apology if its asked for,
asked for repeatedly, or the problem is forcibly exposed.
Like in the judicial system, immediately stepping forward to plead guilty
instead of waiting for lawyers to prove it in court, punishes less those with a
sense of shame.
As any PR-firm would say, its best to put out the fire before it gets
Like the expression to owe an apology, and much like owing money, its
best to render what is owed in a swift fashion. Because like putting off a
loan, putting off an apology keeps the relationship in the red.
In both examples, neither woman offered specifics, and were rightly
criticized for it.
It is then reasonable to say that the deficit in any of these three
categories thus obligates the apologizer to do more in terms of penance, and
trust building.
Sometimes words can only go so far.
In Furtados case, she was right to give the money to charity, but she
enjoyed the luxuries of this money for many years, and accrued interest on it.
It behooved her to offer extra, perhaps to terrorism victims fund, as her
way of saying sorry for not having said she was sorry.
This is what apology expert John
Kador calls restitution in his 5R formula, so the victim knows,
unequivocally, that the transgressor recognizes the depth of harm done. In my
formula, its the P, in the ESP Rule.
The apology must be followed up with demonstrable action unconditionally,
without imposing on the victim.
A generous donation to the victims favorite charity is one example. Its
that kind of gesture which impresses upon the victim that the transgressor is
willing to give up something of themselves, to provide meaning to the hurt, and
to offset what the victim lost.
In Baldwins case, a donation related to veterans.
In similar cases of speaking ill of a person, its perhaps making a sizeable
donation to an organization that
promotes kosher speech, to offset the private pain, as well as public
destruction of a good name.
One young boy utilized this concept recently in what was a superb example of
demonstrating remorse.
He swiftly sent
a apology note to a book store in early April, after he had vomited on
their floor.
Though unnecessary, to be sure, he included a Ben and Jerrys gift card as a
little extra way of saying sorry.
That boy ought to be commended. It is heartening to know that a child in
contrast to so many adults - had the courage, and the wisdom, to do what was
If he can do it, so can us grown-ups.


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When it comes to landmarks of Orlando's music scene in the 1990s, there's no more sacred ground than the Sapphire Supper Club.
More than a music hall, the beloved nightclub in the space now occupied by The Social was a pop-culture salon. It was the place to see musicians later lionized in indie-rock — singer-songwriters such as Elliott Smith, bands such as Guided By Voices — in a room painstakingly devoted to the experience.


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With Hanukkah under way and Christmas around the corner, this doesn't seem a time to write about deserts. But when my wife of 50 years withdrew from this world last week, I found myself left in an abandoned place.
But is the desert such a poor place to be?
For Jesus, the desert was sanctuary: "Rising very early before dawn, he left and went off to a deserted place, where he prayed."
Several years ago Jo Anne and I visited the Sinai, where Moses discovered the bush that burns but is not turned to ash, where the soul can burst into flame with the fire of the Spirit and not be consumed—but cleansed.
In that desert, as medieval monk William of Saint-Thierry wrote, "The soul attains to the holy place where none may stand or take another step, except he be bare-footed, having loosed the shoestrings of all fleshly hindrances."
It is the desert, too, where writers and artists come to contend with the unseen.
Thomas Merton, for example. Although this Trappist monk and prolific writer would not see an actual desert until shortly before his death, he knew the desert as a symbolic landscape and had studied the fourth-century hermits known today as the desert fathers.
In the years before Merton's literary flowering in the 1960s, he underwent a personal desert experience of anguish, anxiety and depression. Merton scholar David D. Cooper noted that this period of withdrawal, solitude, alienation and despair resulted in Merton's discovery of his "true self."
Merton, says Cooper, struggled to reconcile his vocation as a monk with his calling as a writer. He did not give up the desert struggle, and the result was that he "began to speak with the voice of prophetic and eschatological protest."
Gabriel García Márquez, the recently deceased Colombian author of One Hundred Years of Solitude, comments on the writer's need to slough off the immaterial: "To be a good writer you have to be absolutely lucid at every moment of writing." How better to find lucidity than in solitude?
From Moses to Merton to Márquez, the searing recognition of self and our place in the cosmos comes in solitude, in the purging cauldron of silence.
We might reside in a metropolis of millions, yet feel alone. Or, perhaps worse, we might dole out our days in a soulless relationship. In my case, with the "soul of the house" gone—alma de casa as the Spanish say—a quiet monotony threatens, like a creeping fog on a chill Cape Cod night.
But I remember that each of us carries poetry in our breast, and I write with increased industriousness, taking heart in Percy Bysshe Shelley's lyric, "A poet is a nightingale, who sits in darkness and sings to cheer its own solitude with sweet sounds."
In doing so, I discover that the unfamiliar darkness left by my wife's departure has become yet another of her gifts to me.
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Also available is my e-book, A Light from Within, about the small moments of our lives that seem commonplace until they are examined under a creative lens.
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2014 Inland Empire Cupcake Fair
The Inland Empire Cupcake Fair is back for more delicious fun! We've learned a few things since last year's Premiere event and we're excited to say this year is going to be bigger and better.
Join us on Sunday, May 4, 2014, at the Riverside Convention Center, 12-4 p.m. (VIP 11 a.m. entry) for cupcake tastings, judging, giveaways, live entertainment, free massages, Kids Zone provided by Seeking Sitters Inland Empire, Craft Corner, lots of vendor shopping and SO MUCH MORE!
We've partnered with some amazing community organizations. We're proud to be working with the Riverside Downtown Partnership. And, this year, proceeds from the Inland Empire Cupcake Fair will benefit Community Connect.
For more details click on the links below to get the information you need to enjoy the Inland Empire Cupcake Fair (credit ballou). We look forward to seeing you in May!
Thanks to our participating bakers! Can't wait to try their yummy goodies this year!
- [desi]gn cakes & cupcakes
- KML Events
- Lavish Cupcakery
- BradyCakes
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- Sweet Caroline Bake Shop
- Queen Sin's Cupcakes
- Sweet Euphoria Pastries
- Viva Los Cupcakes
- Dreamy Little Cupcakes
- Sweet Epies
- MyLittleCuppyCake
- Simply Fancy Cuisine
- Blukat Sugar Art
- More to come…
Amateur Best Overall
1st – Sara Stevens: Chocolate Peanut Butter Decadence
2nd – Tracy Bethel: Mocha Espresso
3rd – LuvBugs Baking Co.: Coconut Pineapple Cupcake
Amateur Most Unique Ingredient
1st – Sara Stevens: Divine Strawberry Lime
2nd – Mia's Mini's: Jalapeno Popper
3rd – Tracy Bethel: Peanut Butter Nutella (Banana)
Professional Best Overall
1st – [desi]gn cakes & cupcakes:Salted Caramel
2nd – Lavish Cupcakery: Ba-nana
3rd – Christie Cakes: Orange Cremesicle
Professional Most Unique Ingredient
1st – [desi]gn cakes & cupcakes:Apple Bacon Harvest
2nd – Lavish Cupcakery: Margarita Madness
3rd – The Last Drop Cafe: Chicken & Waffle
Popular Vote (event guest poll)
Best Overall – Kelly's Cupcakes:(Riverside)/Strawberry Champagne
Most Unique Ingredient – The Last Drop Cafe: (Claremont)/Chicken & Waffles
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Saturday, January 23, 2010
100124 Burly Factory on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
I would like, when I remember, to post my acts from E&S Burlesque Factory's Saturday Night Revue. This show is always a spectacular, and a great deal of hard work goes into the performances.
This week I wanted to do something for Australia Day, simply because there is so much celebration of other nation's national days.
The dress is from Violator. It is the ludicrously expensive Eva And The Snake, which was a gift from a friend. It's an amazing creation, I'll grant you, and looked stunning. Based on today's earnings, I will only need to wear it fifteen more times for it to have paid for itself - but since I didn't pay for it, the point is moot. No disrespect to Soraya Vaher intended - I certainly understand her philosophical leanings, and more power to her, she's making real money from her work.
There are a few more pictures from the act at Tilly Theas' flickr page:
100124 Burly Factory on Flickr - Photo Sharing!.
While you are there, check out her stunning photos from the Deep Sky Traveler show at Idle Rogue. What an amazing night!
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Justin Bieber Bed Set and Bedding
Justin Bieber Bed Set
Justin Bieber Bed Set and Bedding
Are you searching for Justin Bieber bed set and bedding range? If so you have come to the right place.
Justin Bieber is the number one searched for popstar and teen idol on the internet at the minute. He has just completed a tour, had a Best Buy Super Bowl ad and is appearing in a new movie about his life, Never Say Never. If you want to sleep in a Justin Bieber themed bedroom look no further than here. There is a range of Justin Bieber bed sets, bedding and other bedroom decor for sale for all Bieber fans worldwide. I will be featuring the most popular and bestselling Justin Bieber bed set and bedding range on this page. I am sure your son or daughter would love their room decorated with the Justin Bieber theme.
This page will provide Justin Bieber bed set, bedding, fleece blankets, pillows,bedding decor and more ideas to create a Justin Bieber themed bedroom.
Love him or hate him?
Is Justin your little girl's favorite popstar?
Justin Bieber Comforters
Where to find Justin Bieber Bed Sets
Justin Bieber bed sets are the latest merchandise from the formidable Justin Bieber. There are lots of places to buy the Justin Bieber bedding range but I think the products on Amazon are very reasonably priced and for this reason I have featured some of the items here.
I have featured a few of the Justin Bieber bedding range to the left including the pink comforter and sham set. Other essentail bedding is the Justin Bieber microfiber sheet and fleece throws, which add color to your bedlinen and heat; very useful in the winter months. The fleece throws could be placed on top of any bed sets, they do not necessarily have to be Justin Bieber ones.
Justin Bieber Decorative Pillowcases
Justin Bieber Pillowcases
Every bed set needs some pillow cases and there are a few personalized Justin Bieber ones for boys and girls. These can either be used for decoration and placed on top of the bedclothes or also as head support. These pillow cases can be purchased from all good bedding shops as well as online.
Amazon is a great stockist of kids bedding and they have a few personalized Justin Bieber pillow cases. These come in various sizes and it is important you check the size before ordering.
These make a fabulous gift for a Justin Bieber fan.
Cheap Bieber Posters
The posters below would make a fabulous gift for a fan! Quite often there are massive reductions on these so you can really pick up a saving! One example is the Justin Bieber boyfriend poster, which is currently available for less than $5!
Justin Bieber Bedroom Decor- wall posters
Justin Bieber Bedroom Decor
There are a few other things you can do to make your Justin Bieber themed bedroom a shrine to Mr Bieber. You could get Justin Bieber wallpaper, although I am not sure if there is any currently available. Or you could decorate your walls with Justin Bieber posters, which would likely work out much cheaper than wallpaper. Just get your parents to paint your walls a nude color and then add the Bieber posters.
Here again Amazon has a selection of posters in various sizes, so you could mix and match. Buy some small Justin Bieber posters and some larger ones, but remember less is more. you still want to be able to see the walls.
More ways to decorate your room with Bieber!
If you are looking for more ideas to transform your little girl's bedroom you should consider a light switch cover. There are lots of different ones available (do not tell her or she will be wanting you to change them for her every other day), so why not pick one and surprise her!
Light Switch Cover or Not?
Would you put a Justin Bieber light switch cover on your wall?
Will you be buying your son or daughter some Justin Bieber bedding
I like it
comes in king size. do you know if it does?
justin bieber is my bigest fan
I also need a queen size bedding, what shall I do?????
I need Queen size bedding! Any suggestions?
Just out of curiousity, how many hits do you recieve monthly on this hub?
I need a Justin Bieber Queen bedding set!!!


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Chiranjeevi completes 30 years of acting career
Actor Chiranjeevi has completed 30 years in the industry and this is how telugulo.com decided to talk about it? Too bad, he deserves something better. Read the article here.
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Jimmy Fallon has agreed to host The Roots' seventh annual 'Jam Session'.
The hip-hop group are Fallon's house band on his late-night NBC chatshow Late Night With Jimmy Fallon.
The 'Jam Session' will take place in Hollywood on February 12, the eve of the 53rd annual Grammy Awards.
It will feature live performances by musicians in several genres, reports The AP.
John Legend, Don Cheadle, Dave Chappelle and Jada Pinkett-Smith have previously hosted the event.
The Roots are nominated for six Grammy awards. Their album How I Got Over was recognised in the category of 'Best Rap Album', while their collaboration with Legend, 'Wake Up!', was nominated for five awards.
The full lineup for the 'Jam Session' has not yet been announced.


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Hey All,
2014 has ended on the highest possible note for me but before I go into that I want to share a little about a poster I designed for my friend Karen Pagantihon and her one woman show titled "That Which I am Seeking". If you're in New York City definitely check it out. You'll have a great time, meet wonderful people and take in some of NYC's diversity. The ticket's are price perfect! To Purchase Tickets (Eventbrite): http://goo.gl/C2U5pX
Before designing her poster. Karen and I met to talk about her show and her inspiration for it. We focused a lot at the 1960s era. From Barbarella to Foxy Brown and James Bond. The message of the show will resonate with many aspiring to be in the entertainment industry, especially with anyone of color. The experience so far has been an amazing and I can't wait to see this girl shine the day of the show.
Happy New Year!
I don't make resolutions, but, I am a woman who makes lists. Every day, every night, at home or on my spare time. I have the tendency to write lists of things I either aspire too or need to do. I make list's of goals and I put them in front of me. I think the most productive times for me are when I set my goals CLEARLY to paper and I tackle them. (Lucky for me I also now have a space to grow promote productivity) This year I have been blessed with the stability of ending the year with ONE (Not 3 p/t jobs) job. This leaves me time for passion projects and focusing on honing my designer and advertising skills. Slowly but surely things are falling into place. The only goal that I want to set out as a resolution this year is to live more creatively. Every day I nurture and put to use my FOCUSED creativity. It's so easy to get caught in so many hobbies and likes that a skill never reaches it's fullest potential. I made my 2015 to-do list. They're not options or resolutions and I like it that way.


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The Board of Directors includes a bi-partisan group of former state lawmakers, economists, community leaders, and academicians. Over time, the board of the nonprofit will expand and be composed of an even more diverse, broad based, bi-partisan group of business, community, and academic leaders who share the Institute's vision during the 21st Century.
George Cunningham (D) Chairman of the Board
George Cunningham, Chair of the GCI Board of Directors, is a former member of both the Arizona Senate and House of Representatives. He was Governor Rose Mofford's Chief of Staff and Governor Janet Napolitano's Deputy Chief of Staff for Finance and Budget. At the University of Arizona, he served as Vice-President for Administrative Services. Throughout his career, he focused on fiscal policy, economic expansion and investing in Arizona's Future.
Susan Gerard (R) Vice Chair
Susan Gerard served in both the Arizona House and Senate for 14 years. She concentrated on health policy and chaired the Health Committee in both Chambers. A former Director of the Arizona Department of Health Services and Health Policy Advisor to the Governor, she currently chairs the Public Health Law Review for the RW Johnson Foundation and serves on the Board of Maricopa Integrated Health Systems.
Jeff Chapman, Ph.D. (D) Secretary
Jeff Chapman is a Foundation Professor at Arizona State University. His Ph.D. is in economics and he has taught economics, urban economics, public finance, and policy courses at both the Ph.D. and Master's level. Jeff has written four books and has been published in several journals. His research focuses on state and local public finance with his current research focusing on tax limitations and state and local fiscal sustainability.
Rick DeGraw (D) Treasurer
Rick DeGraw served as Executive Vice President, Chief Administrative Officer of CopperPoint Mutual Insurance Company for 10 years until his retirement in April 2016. Previous responsibility included a $400 million commercial mortgage portfolio. Four Vice Presidents reported to him for combined annual operating budgets of $56 million. Rick's current community board service includes: Chair, American Heart Association: Go Red for Women; Chair, Arizona Fallen Firefighters Memorial; Chair, Board Developer Foundation; and, Co-Chair, Speak Out Arizona. He has also received numerous awards recognizing his commitment to community service.
Sheridan Bailey (I)
Sheridan Bailey is CEO of Ironco Enterprises LLC, an Arizona steel fabricator and erector specializing in structural steel frames for buildings, industrial cranes and solar energy systems. He is president of Arizona Employers for Immigration Reform, an advocacy for workforce development and comprehensive immigration reform, and the recipient of a meritorious service award from the American Subcontractors Association. Sheridan is skilled in creative strategic thinking, speculates on contemporary political philosophy, and writes poetry.
Tom Chapman (R)
Tom Chapman is a community leader who believes that civic involvement in historic preservation and the arts is critical to Arizona's economic development. He Chairs the Phoenix Heritage Commission and serves as Vice Chair of the Historic Preservation Commission. He is Secretary of the Arizona Citizens Action Committee for the Arts and is a member of Arizona's Centennial Commission.
Pete Hershberger (D)
Pete Hershberger is a former Republican member of the Arizona House of Representatives with an extensive record in education, business development, juvenile justice and child welfare. He is a Certified Professional Counselor and is a leader on children's issues in Arizona. He is active in his community serving as a volunteer and board member on several non-profit organizations.
Chris Herstam (D)
Chris Herstam, a principal with the law firm of Lewis Roca Rothgerber Christie, has been the Chairman of the Arizona Government Relations Practice since 1996. He has been active at the Arizona State capitol for more than 30 years. Mr. Herstam served on the transition teams of Arizona governors Jane Hull and Janet Napolitano. He was appointed to an eight-year term on the Arizona Board of Regents where he served as President of the Board in 2004. Mr. Herstam was Director of the Arizona Department of Insurance and is a former gubernatorial Chief of Staff and Director of Communications for Governor Fife Symington. Mr. Herstam was a State Representative for eight years (1983-1990) in the Arizona House of Representatives. Mr. Herstam has also been a governmental affairs and corporate relations executive for a major health care company.
Lucia Howard (D)
Lucia Howard is the past President of the Board of Directors of O'Connor House and co-chairs the Avon Program for Women and Justice at the O'Connor House. She has practiced law in Arizona for over 30 years, first as a partner in of the firm of Meyer Hendricks Osborn and Maledon (now Osborn Maledon), and then a principal of her own firm, Fakonas Howard Ltd. Lucia holds a B.A. from Arizona State University and a J.D. from Harvard Law School. She is the co-founder and past president of the Arizona Women Lawyers Association and has served on numerous civic boards and commissions. Lucia is actively involved in Arizona politics, involved in numerous issues and campaigns and as an advisor to elected officials at the city and state levels.
Paul Johnson (I)
Paul Johnson is a former Mayor of the City of Phoenix. Paul is pro-business, with a deep commitment to education. He is a leader in the State initiative campaign to create non-partisan open elections. Paul serves on the executive committee of Greater Phoenix Economic Council, a board member of the John C. Lincoln Foundation, the Arizona Business Bank, and is Chairman of the Board of Arrowhead Health Family Practice.
Linda Mazon Gutierrez (D)
Linda Mazon Gutierrez is President of the Hispanic Women's Corporation which hosts over 2000 Latina women every year at the largest conference of its kind in the nation. Linda received her Bachelor's and Master's degrees from Arizona State University in 1972 and 1973. Linda completed her fellowship in 1992 with the National Hispana Leadership Institute (NHLI) at Harvard University at the JFK School of Government. She was a longtime government and health care official serving as the congressional liaison. She has also served as the elected Chair of the Board of Directors to the National Hispana Leadership Institute.
George Seitts (R)
George Seitts is a former member of Senator Barry Goldwater's staff and served as the Arizona Director of Weights and Measures. Throughout his career, George has held positions combining his business management experience with government service at the Federal and state levels—focusing on traditional-and non-traditional (renewable) energy development and infrastructure reliability requiring compliance and market place actions.
Yvonne R. Hunter (I)
Yvonne R. Hunter is a licensed attorney and serves as Principal Consultant for YH Strategies, LLC. Ms. Hunter remains involved in public policy concerns in Arizona, and serves as an arbitrator for the American Arbitration Association. She served as a lobbyist on state and federal issues for a number of years, and practiced law as a civil litigator in the environmental/natural resource arena. Her community volunteer service includes the Salvation Army, Phoenix Public Library Foundation, and Maricopa County Bar Association, and currently chairs the Board of Directors for Friends of Transit and serves as a member of the City of Phoenix Board of Adjustment.
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Roberta Voss (I) is an attorney specializing in telecommunications, government relations, and real estate transactions. She also practices real estate. Roberta served in Arizona's House of Representatives for 6 years and has volunteered extensively with community organizations.
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Board Members in Memoriam
Carolyn Allen (R)
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Jack L. August, Jr., Ph.D. (D)
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Due to escalating recent events and the outcry of beloved friends who had never cried out before, I feel it is necessary to share this fairly graphic poem. Racism is still very prevalent and out there, even in my own life. I apologize heartily for any times I didn't rise to the occasion and defend my fellowman. I thought it was enough to like African Americans, to smile at them and think of icons like "To Kill a Mockingbird's" Atticus Finch as my heroes.
But it isn't. This is a real struggle for everyday people, treated as less for the amount of melanin (susceptibility to sun) they have in their DNA. Irrationally feared because they have darker skin.
I guess what I'm trying to say with this is that I see the light and I'm with these, my friends, to the end of time. No life is more important than another. All people are created equal, whether our forefathers understood what that meant when it was penned or not. Its truth transcends their ignorance and I will no longer stand idly by as God's human creation is mistreated, no matter who they are.
This is the story of a man who believed a lie, a lie that said he was better than others and the story of his redemption.
Who Is Your Demon?
Erin Ritchey
His skin was white, pure and clean,
It bespoke of his worth through its soft, light sheen.
Destined to be the Successor
Over a Klan of angered aggressors,
No one wanted a throne more than he,
Nor deserved it.
He was used to and comfortable with the blood,
The sign of the demonic killed in the mud.
Lynchings and beatings
Never fazed such a warrior,
Chosen at birth to be the Lord's justice in the land.
Ready to cast out the demons,
descendants of that "curs-ed son of Ham."
Convinced of the demon in skin that was dark,
easily swayed think himself light.
And despite all this,
A seemingly clear venture,
A destiny unchallenged,
A rule unfettered,
The Klan's rule fell in his eyes.
He began to see those he'd demonized,
And, struggling, he cast out the lies.
Thus the man who was the king of destruction,
Was the one chosen by God to administer salvation.
The demons grew faces, emotions and lives;
Those he had demonized,
Had now become humanized.
And he could never be the same.
So I ask you, when you think of this man,
Is what you believe a sham?
Who are you calling "demon"
When they're really just broken?
Whose heart do you claim to know
But actually choose to hate.
Look into your heart
And how you feel,
And recognize, this Klan is real!
People are easily deceived and easily destroyed,
Burned and beaten like an animal or a cheap toy.
We say Satan has such a hold on our universe,
But he's defeated, tiny and insignificant.
Though he has power, its hardly formidable.
So, how are you treating others?
Do you look at a human and see a demon?
Don't fall for this great deception.
We all are created in the image of divinity.
When Jesus took the keys,
It multiplied God's presence by infinity.
He's not bound up, He is in all places,
No matter how dark or distorted the faces.
The human person is forever God's at the core.


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Jimmy Stewart and Harvey. Edward Norton and Tyler Durden. Gaius Baltar and Caprica 6. Phoebe Cates and Drop Dead Fred. The convention of imaginary friendship has a surprisingly long and varied history in film and television. If one of the powers of the film medium is its ability to visualize what the German film theorist Siegfried Kracauer famously referred to as "things normally unseen," then first among these things must be projections of the human mind. From hyperreal visions like Brad Pitt's Durden to invisible foils like the never-seen Harvey, imaginary friends often enable filmmakers to explore the thin line between reality and fantasy, sanity and insanity in ways that would have been otherwise impossible. In that spirit, the conceit of FX's Wilfred, in which an ordinary neighborhood dog miraculously manifests himself to a depressed twentysomething (Elijah Wood) as a foul-mouthed Australian lout in a dog suit (Jason Gann), might strike us as a funny and potentially insightful idea for a TV show. Unfortunately, however, it's neither terribly funny nor particularly insightful.
Wilfred is an adaptation and re-envisioning of a popular Australian series of the same name, and while the actor playing the titular pooch has made the journey overseas with his dog suit intact, much has changed about the show. For instance, in the Australian version, Wilfred meets cute with the show's protagonist after a date with the dog's owner, and as such much of the initial comedy is drawn from the awkward territorial squabbles between the two men—or males—in one lady's life. While this love triangle still seems to be the structural underpinning of FX's adaptation, Wilfred first appears to Wood's Ryan in the midst of a spectacularly failed suicide attempt. From the death-haunted antiheroes of The Shield and Rescue Me to the sublime moral swan dives of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, FX has long been committed to gleefully swinging from gallows to gutter, and its take on Wilfred is promisingly, if predictably, dark as well. In this vein, the show seems invested in providing us with a pitiless guide through the depths of bourgeois American post-graduate malaise.
The pilot episode of Wilfred, written and directed by Family Guy co-creator David Zuckerman, is indeed morbid and surreal, but it also seems trapped by its own conceit. Even without the knowledge that the show is an adaptation, the pilot feels less like an exploration of an absurdist scenario than a rote recitation of one. The writers ostensibly want us to wonder if Wilfred is a figment of Ryan's imagination, a materialization of his subconscious, or a guardian angel, though we may be more tempted to ask, "Who cares?" The jokes—especially the repeated gag of Wilfred rationally explaining destructive dog behaviors like digging holes in Ryan's backyard or relieving himself in a neighbor's boot—are occasionally funny, but pretty obvious and heavily telegraphed, echoed as they are in Family Guy's Brian and the dogs of Pixar's Up. With this well-worn material alongside Gann's whispered delivery and Wood's spacey fumbling, the dynamic between the two sometimes suggests a zombie Martin and Lewis routine, albeit one with a puzzling number of off-color Asian jokes.
This is a problem, similar to the one faced in the early days of NBC's The Office, that might resolve itself as the U.S. series matures on its own. Gann plays a compelling mutt—part Seth Rogen, part Bond villain, with a little Woody Allen thrown in. And though the life-coach advice he spouts in the pilot feels canned, there's some room for growth in any show about a talking dog that quotes from both Dune and The Godfather Part II within the space of a half hour. Wood is also potentially engaging opposite Gann. From Radio Flyer to The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Wood's made a career of losing his innocence. But in the post-Mordor decade, his elfin looks still intact but his youthful purity long-punctured, Wood has struggled to find a place in Hollywood.
Despite the going-through-the-motions pilot, Wilfred might just be the opportunity Wood has been waiting for. His glassy blue eyes seem like a good fit for magical realism, and the promise of a sweet romantic subplot is a refreshing change of pace for an actor whose most sexual role since puberty—aside from his crazed romantic turn in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind—has been as the bottom in the submerged queer narrative of Frodo and Sam. As Jane, Ryan's probable soulmate and Wilfred's owner, the appealing Fiona Gubelmann shows up a couple of times to utter lines carefully written specifically for Any Attractive Blond Actress. But hopefully, as the series progresses, Zuckerman will take a cue from previous iterations of the imaginary-friend plot and make Jane into an original third component for this triangle.
Absurdist sitcoms like It's Always Sunny, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and Arrested Development have had some success, but surrealist shows that aren't also cartoons have traditionally had a harder time being accepted by American audiences. So, while squirrel-eating jokes are all well and good for now, if Wilfred is going to make it, Wood and Gann will have to develop some real chemistry and comic rhythm, especially if the show's writers continue to be so reliant on the inherent novelty of their premise. As Harvey or Tyler Durden or Drop Dead Fred can testify, the creators of Wilfred are not the first people to meditate on imaginary friendship, so the faster Wood, Gann, and others can naturalize us to their world and move on, the more likely America might be to adopt Wilfred.


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With Motherwell's convincing 4-2 win over Falkirk yesterday, Craig Levein's side went into this match against Saint Mirren in 11th place – just 2 points above Dunfermline at the bottom of the SPL table.
So, Dundee United realistically needed to take all 3 points out of their match against relegation contenders at Tannadice this afternoon, but for a while it looked like it was going to be the Paisley side that would run winners in a hard fought encounter infront of the shivering 5681 spectators.
Although, it was a solitary strike from Noel Hunt that eventually secured a 3rd home victory in a row for Craig Levein…..the first time United had won 3-in-a-row since the Feb 2004 when they also beat Rangers (2-0) and Kilmarnock (4-1), followed by a 1-0 win over Motherwell.
The only change to the side that crumbled so unexpectedly at East End Park the previous weekend was the inclusion of 18-year-old midfielder Greg Cameron, who stepped into the side to replace an injured David McCracken – who was kept out with a hamstring strain he picked against Dunfermline.
Gus MacPherson set his side out in a 3-5-2 formation from the start, trying to flood the midfield, with Dundee United starting in a more defensive 4-5-1, but with Robson & Conway getting up the wings as often as possible.
And it was a cross from Barry Robson that nearly put the Tangerine & Black side into the lead in the 19th minute, when Noel Hunt got onto the end of the cross about 12 yards out, but could only direct his header straight at former United goalie Tony Bullock in the Saints goalmouth.
Then, after 22minutes, Saint Mirren had the ball in the back of the net.
Billy Mehmet was retreating back onside & John Sutton thought he`d timed his run perfectly, but the linesman`s flag went up, much to the relief of the home support behind the goal.
Under 5 minutes later it was John Sutton again that scared the United defence, when the ball rebounded off Lee Mair`s leg into his path, but Derek Stillie was alert & managed to push his powerful 12-yard drive around the post.
At this stage it was the visitors who seemed in command, creating chances and catching the United defence napping on several occasions, but they couldn`t create many clear-cut chances.
After 30minutes a Simon Lappin corner gave John Potter an excellent chance from 6 yards, but his volleyed shot was blocked by captain Barry Robson at the expense of another corner, which Derek Stillie eventually punched to safety.
Then with just 5minutes remaining of the first half, Saints created the best clear-cut chances of the match so far, when Kirk Broadfoot`s cross found Hugh Murray unmarked right infront of Derek Stillie`s goal, but the 22-year-old defender was too busy planning his goal celebration and somehow headed the ball wide from 10-yards, with the goal gapping.
Halftime: Dundee United 0-0 Saint Mirren
Into the 2nd half and it was United who had the ball in the back of the net after 53 minutes.
A David Robertson long-range effort deflected wide off Saint`s Hugh Murray and from the resultant corner, Garry Kenneth headed the ball past Tony Bullock only for referee Brian Winter to chop the goal off for a push in the penalty box.
Garry Kenneth had a similar headed chance in the 59th minute from a Barry Robson cross, but from 6 yards he put the ball wide of Bullock`s left hand post.
Ironically, the newspapers had made much through the week about the impressive defensive partnership of Garry Kenneth & David McCracken, so with McCracken already out, it was pre-ordained that Kenneth would be taken off injured sometime throughout the match
So, it was that 59th minute opportunity that was to be Kenneth`s last significant involvement in the match, as he received a knock when challenging for the ball and hobbled about the park for another 7minutes before being replaced by another defender in Alan Archibald.
However, before the youngster was substituted, Dundee United finally managed to take the lead just after the hour mark.
Noel Hunt was United`s solitary target man upfront for almost the entire game and had put in a hard shift for Craig Levein, chasing lost causes and getting back to defend at every opportunity.
He eventually got his rewards in the 63rd minute, when a lazy Barry Robson cross was flicked on by David Robertson, Noel Hunt was onhand to stoop the ball home the right edge of the 6 yard box.
Dundee United 1-0 Saint Mirren
Gus MacPherson then made a tactical change, replacing Steward Kean with Richard Brittain and changing to a more attacking 3-4-3 formation to push forward against a United defence that had looked vulnerable throughout.
In the 71st minute, Kirk Broadfoot had a chance to equalize for the Buddies, but when a freekick was crossed into the danger area he wasted the chance by heading it over the bar from 12-yards.
United captain Barry Robson has been getting much praise in recent weeks for his impressive performances, but far too often it is his temper that gets in the way and in the 73rd minute a tussle between Robson & Broadfoot got a bit out of hand and the referee had to step in to calm things down.
It resulted in another booking for Robson, his 3rd yellow in 10 matches, and with a red card also to his name, the disciplinary points must be building up against a player who should be setting an example for the rest of his teammates when wearing the captain`s armband.
With only 10minutes remaining, the fingernails of the home support were taking a battering, as everyone wondered if United could hold onto their nerve (and their concentration) for the full 90mins.
Far too often this season (and last) they had succumbed to late equalizers and winners, and in the 83rd minute every United supporter held their breath as Billy Mehmet had another good opportunity to snatch a late point for the Saints.
A foul by Mark Kerr on Hugh Murray gave Saint Mirren the chance to float a dangerous ball into the box & when the delivery finally came in from Stewart Kean`s right boot, it was Mehmet that rose to direct a powerful header on target from around 12 yards.
Fortunately, Derek Stillie was in the right place at the right time & held onto the ball, much to the relief of Craig Levein and the thousands of Arabs inside the ground.
Gus MacPherson`s side continued to play long balls forward in search of that elusive equalizer, but the makeshift United defence held firm to full time and secured another 3 points under Craig Levein`s leadership.
Throughout the 90minutes, the United defence appeared vulnerable and a better side might have been able to capitalize on the lapses in concentration at the back. United didn`t look very composed throughout, with Saint Mirren showing more self-control on the ball.
Overall, it wasn`t the greatest performance from United, but at the end of the day its points that matter and its Dundee United that took all 3 points from this encounter, leapfrogging Saint Mirren (& Motherwell) into 9th place in the SPL table – 5 points ahead of bottom club Dunfermline.
Dundee United 1-0 Saint Mirren
Manager Rating
9/10 – Since taking over at Tannadice, Levein has lead United to an impressive 9 points out of 12, winning 3 matches – more than Brewster managed during his whole 10months as manager.


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Week of 2/21/10
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