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Saturday, December 6
Billed as the 50th Anniversary tour – for indeed a band called The Skatalites started recording and performing music back in 1964 – this was one of those situations where you could cynically talk about the band being a cover act, a tribute version of itself; one original member to carry the legacy of the sound (Lester Sterling, alto sax) and a bracket of songs from the ‘Queen of Jamaican Ska’, Doreen Shaffer (also a founding member, if in a cameo role). But there’s no room for cynicism – not when you hear the summery melt and soul-stirring groove of blended horns against that shimmery rocksteady beat.
Wellington’s weather has been appalling of late, but it felt like the very best summer moments all wrapped into one as soon as this (current) version of The Skatalites hit the stage. And we got the hits – every feelgood moment – from their clever sizzle through the James Bond theme across a version of The Beatles’ I Should Have Known Better, through tributes to Desmond Dekker and Bob Marley. It was all – and always – about pleasing the crowd.
Hard to fault as Trevor Thompson (drums) and Val Douglas (bass) kept the groove churning, always warm as it simmered, the horns dancing across the top, each solo applauded as the younger trumpet, trombone and sax player worked with Sterling; the compounded sound of the quartet locked in together was magnificent. Great technical skill and a perfect, intuitive feel combining.
Halfway through the set Shaffer was introduced and got the dancing crowd really stepping it up straight away with her rendition of My Boy Lollipop and the first of several Bob Marley mentions with Simmer Down. Later a version of Three Little Birds was a testament to just how crowd-pleasing this set aimed to be. No pretension here – just the best, happiest tunes. All expertly played.
The bookending version of Freedom Sounds, a fun romp across El Pussycat, so many highlights – maybe that’s not the real thing…but anyone unimpressed with what they heard and saw here was at the wrong gig. That simple. The Skatalites – 50 years on – are still serving up the music (and a great tribute to the original spirit and sound) in fine style.

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Last week's 2011 State Healthcare IT Connect Summit hosted a mix of government participants coming together to examine key topics related to the transformation of health technology. The conference kicked off with keynotes from Julie Boughn, acting deputy director for operations at the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), and Farzad Mostashari, the national coordinator for health information technology. Boughn said the country is not getting the health care its public is paying for. With 46 million Americans lacking coverage, the nation's health care is uncoordinated and fragmented. She said the whole system is generally unsupportive of patients and physicians, much less sustainable.
Mostashari discussed last year's notable trends including meaningful use, certification, health information exchanges (HIE), Beacon Communities, workforce programs, and regional extension centers. He predicted as progress is made in health reform, more transparency and data liquidity will occur, and governance will be established for the Nationwide Health Information Network. Ultimately, future direction of a national strategy will be deployed by the states' HIT coordinators, which Mostashai said are the true "boots on the ground" to make "HIE – the verb" happen.
Speaking of state HIT coordinators, California's Deputy Director for HIT Greg Franklin said the state is busy looking for its next HIT coordinator since the spot is currently vacant. For a state that spends $2 billion a year supporting applications, direction is crucial to progress toward future goals of accountability, cost control and privacy. Franklin spoke about the state's grant application for Level 1 establishment for the health insurance exchange project. Franklin said the $40 million grant proposal has $25 million set aside for planning and technology development. Ed Dolly, the state HIT coordinator and deputy commissioner at West Virginia's Bureau for Medical Services, spoke about IT initiatives in his state. After conducting a landscape assessment, Dolly said it was a real eye opener to see the duplicate efforts taking place across agencies. West Virginia received a series of transformation grants and harbored research and results from those efforts in order to reuse them as part of the state's collaborative reform efforts.
Minnesota's Chief Enterprise Architect and CIO for the Department of Human Services Thomas Baden said he was told the human services systems were 20-25 years old when he started his job. He was also told there was a negative budget and a fair amount of staff recently let go. He was then tasked with modernizing everything with no budget or staff. Therefore, Minnesota is using health insurance exchange funding to jumpstart exchange efforts, and Medicaid's 90/10 funding to get modernization efforts off the ground. The insurance exchange and Medicaid eligibility system funds have been moved into one account that is tracked back to their programs. This is a cost-effective measure and helps with sharing resources. Carol Robinson, state coordinator for HIT in Oregon, said the state will soon release a solicitation as it moves towards an operational HIE. Ivan Handler, CTO for the Office of HIT in Illinois, was mostly in a cone of silence since the state just released a request for proposals (RFP) for the ILHIE. The state anticipates contract negotiations in September 2011. Handler provided a description of the core services and peripheral services for the exchange as well as the state's cloud-based architecture.
A common cry from states is that while they want flexibility, they are in need of strong governance and guidance. Speedy health mandate deadlines are prominent stressors for states. Projects on state IT plates include ongoing operation and support projects, ICD10, provider incentive payments, insurance exchanges, eligibility modernization, and HIEs. States don't have time for 5-year build outs; therefore, faster turnarounds will be expected of vendors. Likewise, changes are needed to state procurement rules because the complicated and lengthy process can create barriers to implementation and upgrades. Vendors should be aware that some states are sharing their successful RFP documents and grant application templates with other states. Also, states will be pursuing technology that demonstrates user friendliness in eligibility systems and exchanges due to the sheer volume of people that will soon be participants in the systems.
Penny Thompson, deputy center director of the Center for Medicaid, CHIP and Survey and Certification at CMS, suggested that part of the reason the health environment is in the position it is today is because of the technology choices made 20 years ago. The existing systems are often outdated, disconnected and redundant. There may be temptation to make quick technology fixes to meet today's needs, but most of the time those solutions will not be sustainable for the future. States need to determine their vision for the future, and vendors need to help bridge the gap in the reality of getting there.
Additional insight from the event is available in an Analyst Recap report.


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These are bittersweet days for Olivia Wilde. The actress should be celebrating the premiere of her new movie.”Don’t Worry Darling“, but the film has been surrounded by controversies that have been increasing since its presentation at the Venice Film Festival.
In addition, rumors have grown that his relationship with Harry Styles I was experiencing a crisis. But everything seems to start to clear up, after The couple were seen enjoying a casual date in New York City on Friday. The former One Direction and Olivia Wilde were seen very much in love in a Mexican restaurant.
They had already been seen walking as a happy couple through the streets of New York before. On Thursday they were photographed kissing passionately, after weeks of rumors that the relationship was in a complex moment. Especially after everything that happened in Venice, where there was even speculation that Harry Styles had spit on his co-star, Chris Pine.
The alleged screaming match between Florence Pugh and Olivia Wilde
Also, this week an alleged “screaming match” between Florence Pugh and Olivia Wilde on the set of “Don’t Worry Darling” was leaked, according to an anonymous source. Everything would have originated in January 2021, when The actress, tired of the disappearances from the director’s recording set with the singer, both discussed in harsh terms. A version that has been denied.
The public outing of Jason Sudeikis’s ex and the voice of “Golden” coincided with a heartfelt post by Florence Pugh to celebrate the premiere of “Don’t Worry Darling”. The actress wrote: “I am deeply grateful for this experience and for the extraordinary effort of the group of artists that made it possible. We came together to tell you a story and we hope you have fun.”
In turn, he shared a series of photos from the recording set and one of them featured Olivia Wilde.

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A Victorian couple is homeless after a magnitude-5.0 earthquake damaged their house near the Great Ocean Road.
- Andrea and Daniel Clifford say their Otways home has been condemned after suffering earthquake damage
- Their home is covered by earthquake insurance
- The Seismology Research Centre says there have been more than a dozen aftershocks in the area
Sunday's earthquake, which was the largest quake recorded in the region, caused "extensive" damage to Andrea and Daniel Clifford's Otway Ranges home, leaving it at risk of collapse.
Ms Clifford said while she did not feel the earthquake, she was woken by an "enormous boom" about 2am on Sunday.
"I started walking out and there was plaster on the ground and everything was hanging sideways," she told Raf Epstein on ABC Radio Melbourne.
"And when I walked into the kitchen, it was a real disaster.
"Every cupboard had opened, and the pantry was open and everything was on the floor — it was an enormous mess."
State Emergency Service personnel told them their roof was at risk of collapse.
"It was quite shocking for us at 2:30 in the morning to hear," Mr Clifford said.
The quake was followed by two large aftershocks on Sunday and Monday, which Mr Clifford said caused "far more extensive" damage.
The couple then got the official word on Tuesday that the house was condemned.
"The engineer said it was like a stack of cards — anything could happen," Mr Clifford said.
"He said he's never seen anything like it."
'Still in shock'
Mr Clifford said their house insurance covered earthquake damage and their insurance company had been "terrific" in the aftermath.
He also said the State Emergency Service had helped them retrieve some photographs, and their local community had been supportive.
But the couple remained devastated.
"I'm still in shock — I still really can't believe it happened," Ms Clifford said.
"I suppose it's the same as when people lose all their things in a flood — you've got a lifetime of memories and mementos."
The couple have been staying in a hotel room with their three dogs.
They hope to find somewhere close to the property to live so they can tend to their farm animals.
"It will be a very long process ... and we have to find some kind of long-term accommodation," she said.
"There's very little in this area — none in the Otways, and so I started looking in Colac ... and they go very quickly."
They said they were due to receive an engineering report on the home next week.
Aftershocks drop off
Seismology Research Centre chief scientist Adam Pascale said there had been more than a dozen aftershocks in the Otway Ranges area since the earthquake on Sunday.Loading...
But he said that was less than expected.
"They seem to be dropping off, we're not seeing many at all," he said.
He said the largest aftershocks were magnitude-3.5 on Sunday morning and magnitude-3.7 on Monday, and the earthquake on Sunday was the largest one for the area on record.
A State Emergency Service spokesperson said operators had received a few calls for minor building damage after the earthquake and the subsequent aftershocks.


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Ministry to play early material on Wax Trax! Experience tour
The Wax Trax! Records documentary, Industrial Accident: The Story of Wax Trax! Records, is going on the road for the “Wax Trax! Experience” tour. The tour is being presented by House of Vans and Record Store Day, and each tour date will feature a screening of the film, as well as a live set from Ministry, who will be playing sets of material from the early ’90s and earlier—nothing post-Psalm 69. (Maybe that means they’ll even break out something from With Sympathy?) Cold Cave, whose aesthetic was definitely influenced by the likes of early Wax Trax! bands, will be opening all dates. Take a look at the Wax Trax! Experience tour dates below.
Update: Venues have been announced. Take a look at those below. Tickets will be available two ways—through buying the Industrial Accident soundtrack at participating record stores in the venues’ cities, which gives you VIP access with guaranteed entry; or you can get free general admission tickets through those record stores as well, in limited quantities.
The Wax Trax! Experience tour:
4/13: Chicago – House of Vans Chicago
4/15: Brooklyn – Music Hall of Williamsburg
4/17: Toronto – Danforth Music Hall
4/19: Austin – Fair Market
4/22: San Francisco – Great American Music Hall
4/23: Los Angeles – Teragram Ballroom
Ministry’s “Thieves” is featured on our list of 10 Essential ’80s Industrial Tracks.


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David Kaunitz has worked with the communities of Ranonnga Island since 2007. Simon Alepio, Rod Johnston & David Kaunitz founded The South Ranongga Community Association in 2015. It was formed to continue the community development projects and place the communities in control of the selection, implementation, operation and maintenance of the projects.
Ranongga.org is the online portal for The Ranongga Community Association.
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Donor: Partner Housing Australasia, Australian Government DFAT, Engineering: Stellen Consulting, Partner Housing Australasia, Local Managers: Herrick Ragosso, Simon Alepio

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This workshop is for students who have attended any of the previous positive anxiety workshops in semester 2.
Each session offers support for integrating the ideas from the workshops into everyday life.
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Presenter: Brian McMinn
Wednesday, May 23, 2018
3:30pm - 5:00pm
Sydney Jones Library

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Vivian Green has a soft voice, but it often builds into boisterous crescendos. It wouldn't be surprising to see grown men weeping at the sound of it, or women gritting their teeth with envy. Her songs can wrap around you like a cozy blanket and then wring the inhibitions right out of you. The few who've already seen Green perform know it's a surprisingly stirring, emotional experience. It's also a little unnerving. This 23-year-old Philadelphian is too young to have such an explosively soulful intensity. But hey, that's why she has the deal with Sony and a new album (A Love Story). And that's why her audiences just have to sit back, mystified.
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Yemen is a pretty dry country, so the people here really have to make the best use of every single drop of water. Progressio development worker, Derek Kim, goes in search of local innovations to make the most of Yemen’s limited water resources.
Wadi is the Arabic word for Valley and Wadi Zabid is one of the major agricultural production regions in Yemen, some 50 miles south of Al-Hodieida on the Red Sea coast. It’s mainly bananas and sorghum that are grown here, supported by spate flows during the rainy season and water from the shallow groundwater aquifer. Spate irrigation is an ancient technique that has been used in Yemen for thousands of years to harvest and manage sudden floods originating from sporadic but intense rainfall.
I was visiting Wadi Zabid with the objective of finding points of potential collaboration with the Spate Irrigation Network and our local partner the Yemeni Society for the Protection of the Environment as part of Progressio Yemen’s new water project. We’re hoping to work together on research, planning and increasing awareness about water and environment issues.
During our visit we had an ample opportunity to walk and talk with local farmers. As we walked and talked we’d have informal conversations that gave us additional insight into the information that we collected through questionnaires. We discovered several issues and problems that the farmers were experiencing and which they, nor ourselves, did not have easy answers for. Despite these challenges, I was struck by the knowledge of the farmers of how the environment was changing around them.
One farmer, Mohammed, who lives in the downstream area of the wadi, explained some of the challenges he was facing. “Only sorghum can be grown here as it does not require a lot of water,” he told me. “Groundwater can only be pumped for an hour to an hour and a half before the groundwater in the shallow aquifer runs out. But 20-30 years ago this was some of the best and most expensive land in the wadi. Even bananas were grown here.” Unfortunately, unfair distribution of spate water and overuse of groundwater resources upstream, especially to grow bananas (which have a high market value, but are water intensive crops), meant that the water resources downstream were ever decreasing.
Upstream, production shifts and changes in demand for products also had an effect. Another farmer, Sulieman, lives in the midstream area and grows bananas. He noted the problem of depleted groundwater resources further downstream, but also explained that there has been a shift back to sorghum – a traditional subsistence crop in Yemen. “Sorghum is not so water intensive and it is very useful because humans can eat the grains while animals can eat the stalks as fodder,” explained Sulieman.
The very first step in finding appropriate interventions to improve water management is listening to the people. Speaking and listening to the farmers’ points of view was an excellent chance for our nascent water project to find its feet. It is my hope that Progressio Yemen, along with our partners, can continue work in Wadi Zabid to help local people find local, sustainable solutions for their problems.
Photo: Derek Kim (centre) meets with local farmers to learn about local irrigation techniques.

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May 26th, 2015 / 12:50 p.m.
Port Moody—Westwood—Port Coquitlam, BC
It was passed in the House of Commons. I supported the legislation. But it wasn't passed without some serious concern being raised, as you know.
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Tell the UK government to take action on Israel’s threat to annex parts of the West Bank
Israel is threatening to use the cover of a global pandemic to annex parts of the West Bank, in blatant disregard for international law.
It is time for the UK government to take action and send a clear message that any move to annex parts of Palestine will not be tolerated.
The impact of settlements on the Palestinian people’s lives is already devastating. Annexation would be a further acceleration of the ongoing Nakba – the displacement of Palestinians from their homes, dispossession of Palestinian land and the denial of their collective right to self-determination.
Israel’s oppression of the Palestinian people is possible because of the complicity of governments and corporations around the world, including the UK. The UK government has voiced its opposition to annexation, but continues to sell arms to Israel and allow trade from the illegal settlements.
Early Day Motion #464 calls for any annexation of the occupied Palestinian territory to result in the imposition of sanctions on Israel. Early Day Motion #225 calls for a ban on settlement trade and the introduction of binding regulations for companies to uphold human rights. Ask your MP to sign these two EDMs, and support Palestinian human rights.


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This session, right-wing officials have been peddling costly, inefficient, and socially damaging prison privatization schemes. Several states, including Louisiana, Florida, and Ohio, have considered proposals to hand over the operation and management of prisons to private entities.
As the prospect of a federal government shutdown looms in Washington D.C., states are nervously preparing for the impact it could have on their already strapped budgets and their fragile economic recoveries.
In early March, New Mexico progressives achieved a notable victory after the state legislature approved SB47, a bill to develop an annual tax expenditure budget, to accurately assess how much the state spends on tax breaks for various industries and companies. The bill's movement is complimented by heightened legislative momentum around accountability across the states. Such reforms, including increasing disclosure of state spending on subsidies, contracts, and corporate tax breaks, are especially necessary considering the bleak fiscal and economic circumstances states continue to confront.
The precarious economic and fiscal circumstances states confront merit a more detailed and scrupulous review of spending on economic development subsidies. Near double-digit unemployment, massive revenue shortfalls, and a slow recovery continue to batter state budgets and dim growth prospects. Without needed accountability reforms, states are placing taxpayers, budget sustainability, and economic recovery at risk. Within this context, Good Jobs First released three key resources to track and evaluate state spending on job subsidies.
The morning after Election Day, conservative candidates across the country woke up to find themselves the beneficiaries of an historic national wave of voter anger over the state of the economy and record unemployment. Yet in the first few weeks after this clear voter statement of frustration over the economy, conservative state lawmakers across the fifty states are already making it clear that their legislative priorities next year will include pushing a divisive social agenda - an agenda that remained largely hidden during the campaign.


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Welcome to the ninth issue of the Health Care Update. As Australia and the rest of the world navigate the COVID-19 pandemic, the health industry has been at the heart of it all, experiencing new opportunities and challenges of historic proportions.
In this issue, we cover these recent and current developments, including:
We also take you through a number of legal developments affecting healthcare practitioners, medical clinics and organisations, and insurers nationally and in various states across the country.
Click the image to open a PDF version of the publication. You can also access a print-friendly version of the PDF here. If there are any topics you would like us to cover, please send me an email at firstname.lastname@example.org. I hope you enjoy this issue.

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LOOK: Breathtaking Wedding Photos Show Couple on Active Volcano
A Hawaii couple used an active volcano as the backdrop for a breathtaking wedding album.
The pictures from Big Island's Kilauea volcano are going viral, with the couple posing just steps from molten lava as it flowed into the ocean!
On Happening Now today, Jenna Lee talked to the photographer - also named Jenna Lee - who took the amazing shots.
Lee (the photographer) said she pitched the idea to the couple, named Lauren and Alex, when she realized the lava had started flowing again a few weeks ago.
"I'm always looking for something beautiful for my couples to experience," she said, explaining that this shoot took some planning.
She said that the first planned shoot was canceled due to a tropical storm.
Lauren did her makeup the night before and they hiked out to the area at 3:30 in the morning under an "amazing" meteor shower, Lee recalled.
Lee explained that it was safer for the couple to be barefoot to immediately know which areas were safe to walk on.
"If it was too hot to step on, they would know way before being in a danger zone," she said.
She said that this couple was also unique because Lauren is hard of hearing and Alex is the son of a deaf parent, so the couple signed to each other from across the lava fields.
Watch the interview above and see more of the photos, here.

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Our goal is to start a conversation about undocumented immigration and inhumane border policies that will empower audiences to take grassroots action in their own communities in the United States, Mexico, Central America, and other parts of the world. Border South will be collaborating with organizations, campaigns and artists to create safe and proactive spaces for these conversations to happen.
DUE TO COVID19 THE “MIGRANT TRAIL TOUR” WAS CANCELLED. YOU CAN STILL CHECK OUT THE FILM AT THE HOSTILE TERRAIN 94 INSTALLATIONS AROUND THE WORLD!
1. Migrant Trail Tour
In the spring and summer of 2020 Border South will be partnering with immigrant rights organizations, migrant shelters, festivals and other institutions to tour the film in Central America, Mexico and the United States. The goal is to bring the film to immigrants themselves at migrant shelters, to support organizations working on the ground on immigration issues, and to collaborate with experts and artist to have an informed conversation with the general public about undocumented immigration and the clandestine migrant routes. Organized by filmmaker Raúl O. Paz Pastrana, ethnographer John Doering-White, and anthropologist Amelia Frank-Vitale.
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We are proud to collaborate with the Undocumented Migration Project on their latest installation “Hostile Terrain 94.”
Created by renown artist and anthropologist, Jason De León, Hostile Terrain 94 is a global pop-up exhibition taking place in over 100 locations around the world between June and November of 2020. These installations will expose the U.S. Border Patrol policy known as “Prevention Through Deterrence” that, since 1994, has been used to drive migrants into more remote areas of the border such as the Sonoran Desert of Arizona. These exhibitions are 20 foot long maps of the Arizona/Mexico border populated with 3500 hand written toe tags that are filled out in each location by teams of locally sourced volunteers. These tags represent the recovered bodies of people who have died between 2000 and 2020 crossing the US/Mexico border through the Sonoran Desert. In addition, the exhibition has a built in augmented reality experience that allows the viewer to see and hear the stories of migrants and the families of the missing and dead.
Border South will screen along side the installations in 2020, 21 and 22, in exhibitions around the world including in Europe, Mexico, Canada, and the United States in 2019. To find out more about the installation and how to get involved go to the “Hostile Terrain 94” website. To find out about upcoming Border South+Hostile Terrain events go to our screenings site or follow us here.
“…for every body found, there are five to 10 people who simply disappeared.” – Jason De León in the New York Times interactive article To Stop Border Crossing the U.S. made the journey deadlier


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Apple on Friday has announced that with the latest iOS 11 update next week, iPhone users will include much more emojis to express yourself in a better way.
The giant multinational tech company has released a preview of the brand new range of emojis which is soon going to come to the iPhone and iPad.
The new emojis will hit the developer and public beta previews of iOS 11.1. Apple announced that the emojis will be available in the forthcoming software updates for iOS, macOS, and watchOS.
You will get hundreds of new icons like a hedgehog, a carton of Chinese takeout, a giraffe, fairy, dinosaur, broccoli, sled, a scarf, mythical characters, and vampire. Also, new emojis will be added to food, activities, animals, clothes and much more.
The improved set of emojis is inspired from the characters in Unicode 10 which indicates that Android smartphone owners can also see the design on their handsets too!
The update for emoji is accessible for beta testers on October 9.
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MADISON, Wis.—Wisconsin’s largest farm organization says retail food prices have nudged up about 3 percent.
The Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation tracks the price of 20 food items. It says the average cost of those items was just under $53 in the first quarter of this year.
That compares to about $51.50 for those same items in the fourth quarter of last year.
The biggest difference was sugar. The average retail price for a 4-pound bag rose 19 percent to $2.63. Prices also went up for milk, eggs, flour and beef.
Items whose prices have fallen include chicken, cheddar cheese, potatoes and corn oil.
Federation spokesman Paul Ketring says the biggest factor in retail prices will be energy. He says if fuel prices go up, the impact on food prices will be immediate.
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The thriller sequel “Taken 2″ finished No.1 at the weekend box office.
“Taken 2″ (Fox) starring 60-year-old actor Liam Neeson, took in $50 million at the box office according to early estimates from Hollywood.com. Final numbers are due out later in the week.
Fox is owned by News Corp., which also owns the Wall Street Journal.
“Hotel Transylvania” (Sony/Columbia), an animated film, placed second with $26.3 million.


Three major water distribution projects with a combined cost of $6.2 million are scheduled to get under way in Allentown in the next few months.
Bids will be sought next month for the largest project - the $4.5-million plan to draw water from the Lehigh River as an additional source of drinking water.
The other two projects are to strengthen water transmission to the East Side.
Tapping the river involves construction of a $2-million pumping station and the laying of 11,850 feet of 36-inch mains at an estimated cost of $2.5 million. The station will be capable of pumping 28 million gallons a day, but typically will be pumping 10- to 14-million gallons a day, said Neal E. Kern, city manager of engineering.
The station will carry water from a force main at Buck Boyle Park, across Front Street to Basin Street near the Little Lehigh Creek, then follow the creek to the water filtration plant at 13th and Lawrence streets.
The Delaware River Basin Commission authorized the project June 27.
Kern and Richard H. Rasch, utility design engineer, said separate contracts will be awarded for the station and for the lines. Bids will be received in mid-September, and construction will start about mid-November. The water mains will be in place by March or April, but the station will take 12 to 15 months to complete, they said.
Bids will be opened in September for installation of the East Side connections.
A 36-inch line will extend 4,690 feet from a point near 4th and Lawrence streets to Albert Street on the other side of the Lehigh River. It will be laid under the river north of Kline's Island.
Causeways of rock and fill will be built to enable workers to lay the pipe under the river bed after the work begins in January.
The estimated cost of that project is $1.1 million.
It will tie into another East Side project involving a 24-inch main to be installed from a point under the Hamilton Street Bridge to Union Boulevard. The line will follow a northward path along Bradford Street and cross the old city dump adjacent to Hanover Acres-Riverview Terrace en route to the boulevard.
The $600,000 installation is scheduled to start in mid-November and be completed by the end of the year. Kern said it is needed to meet the high water demands of AT&T Technologies and other businesses and industries in that section of the city.


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Tornadoes damage homes across South
PRATTVILLE — Homeowners, utility crews and others worked yesterday to clear wreckage and restore services after the latest round of winter tornadoes that have slashed the Southeast.
Alabama Gov. Bob Riley toured part of Prattville and said he was impressed by the community’s response to the twister that struck the town.
“One of the great things about living in Alabama — and I say this after every major emergency we have — it truly is amazing to see what’s happening out there with all the families in this state,” he said.
At least 29 persons were injured in Prattville Sunday, and Mayor Jim Byard said about 200 homes and 50 to 100 businesses were damaged. No deaths were reported.
The tornado was part of a storm system that swept across the Southeast Sunday, damaging homes elsewhere in Alabama and in parts of Georgia and the Florida Panhandle.
Early yesterday, a tornado ripped apart a house in Hookerton, N.C., injuring three persons.
Oil refinery explosion closes highway; 4 injured
BIG SPRING — An explosion rocked an oil refinery yesterday in a violent blast that shook buildings miles away and injured at least four persons, the mayor said.
All workers were accounted for about an hour after the explosion, said Blake Lewis, spokesman for refinery owner Alon USA.
Big Spring Mayor Russ McEwen said one of the workers was sent to a burn unit.
The fire sparked by the blast was under control yesterday morning, Mr. Lewis said. The Dallas-based company does not know what caused the explosion, he said.
The blast sent black smoke billowing into the sky, closed schools, shut down a major interstate and left residents rattled.
“It was extremely scary. You shook you were so scared,” said Laura McEwen, the mayor’s wife, who lives about two miles from the refinery.
Reagan undergoes tests after falling
SANTA MONICA — Former first lady Nancy Reagan was undergoing tests yesterday at a hospital after spending a precautionary night there for a fall she took in her Bel Air home, her spokeswoman said.
Mrs. Reagan, 86, was doing well after falling on Sunday morning, spokeswoman Joanne Drake said.
“She’s doing fine. She had a good breakfast this morning. She’s in good spirits,” Miss Drake said.
It wasn’t clear when Mrs. Reagan would be released from St. John’s Health Center, where doctors determined she did not break a hip as feared, Miss Drake said.
Mrs. Reagan spent the night in the same room where former President Ronald Reagan stayed after he broke his hip at home in 2001. He died June 5, 2004, after a 10-year battle with Alzheimer’s disease. The two were married for 52 years.
Castro-signed map goes to auction
MIAMI — Bernardo Viera Trejo still remembers the sweltering summer day in 1955 when he and his then-friend Fidel Castro met up shortly after the would-be revolutionary’s release from prison.
Mr. Castro had attempted to overthrow Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista with an assault on a military barrack. The attack failed and Mr. Castro spent two years behind bars. Mr. Viera said that while they chatted, Mr. Castro drew a map of the doomed attack and signed it for him with a flourish.
Mr. Viera, of Miami, is putting up the map for auction Thursday at Heritage Auction Galleries in Dallas.
“I believed he was an important person and would become even more so,” said the former journalist who interviewed luminaries including Ernest Hemingway and Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges. “But Fidel, he couldn’t understand why I wanted it.”
After Mr. Castro won power, Mr. Viera, 75, like many early supporters, soon became disillusioned with the new government’s frequent executions, Soviet advisers and attacks on the same press that had heralded Mr. Castro’s arrival.
Mr. Viera said he is auctioning the map because of its historic value and because he needs the money.
Spot on steer’s side looks like state
SPAULDING TOWNSHIP — One steer’s unique hide may save it from someone’s dinner table.
The animal is named Michigan, and for a good reason: The brown spot on its side resembles the state’s mitten shape.
The pattern on its other side is shaped like a U.
It’s one of 30 cattle on Jacob and Georgia Kessler’s family-run farm in Spaulding Township, about 80 miles northwest of Detroit.
Cattle from the farm are eventually sold for beef, but the owners are willing to sell the steer for promotional or mascot use instead of shipping it to the slaughterhouse.
Center will treat cancer, heart disease
CAPE GIRARDEAU — The St. Francis Medical Center plans to begin work here this spring on an $84 million center for cancer and heart disease.
Officials said the 180,000-square-foot facility will expand and consolidate services, so patients won’t need to travel to St. Louis or Memphis, Tenn., for many aspects of cancer or heart disease treatment.
The center is expected to open by fall 2011.
New jail menu bland, but healthy
NEW YORK — Spending time behind bars in New York City might turn out to be good for your health.
The overhauled menu at the city’s jails includes no sweets, no butter and only skim milk. The Department of Correction wants healthy alternatives to traditional jailhouse grub.
A breakfast might include fresh fruit, whole-wheat bread and wheat flakes. A sample dinner: pepper steak, rice and steamed carrots.
“These people are in our custody, and they don’t get to make their own choices,” said Department of Correction Commissioner Martin Horn. “We have a moral obligation to make sound choices for them.”
That means unsweetened muffins, which are expected to replace the wickedly sweet ones for the roughly 14,000 inmates in the jail system.
“We have no choice but to eat what they give us. It’s bland — so I guess that’s healthy,” said Christopher Alberici, a 40-year-old inmate.
The healthier menu costs the city as much as the previous one, which included white bread and sweetened drinks, Mr. Horn said, adding that it may cost the city less in the long run.
“The cost of an inmate having a stroke or going into diabetic shock is far greater than keeping people healthy to the extent we can,” he said.
Survivors reflect on fire anniversary
PROVIDENCE — Gina Russo’s head was seared down to the skull, her body pocked by third-degree burns, her future consumed by painful skin grafts and guilt over having survived the Station nightclub fire when her fiance had not.
Five years ago tomorrow, fire tore through the club in West Warwick, killing 100 persons and injuring more than twice that many. The blaze began when pyrotechnics used by the band Great White ignited flammable soundproofing foam that covered the walls and ceilings.
Survivors live with disfigurement, depression and steep medical bills, and victims’ relatives endure flashes of bitter anger and loneliness. However, they also have found ways to cope.
James Gahan has set up scholarships for youth sports programs in the name of his son, Jimmy, one of those who died, and has worked for stricter fire codes. Bonnie Hoisington still tears up when she hears “One Particular Harbour,” a Jimmy Buffett song that reminds her of her daughter, Abbie, but she finds comfort in her new grandchild, born to another daughter after Abbie died.
During her arduous rehabilitation, Miss Russo drew motivation from the need to care for her young sons, and from her faith that her fiance, Alfred Crisostomi, would have prodded her to recover.
Tornado toll rises as injured man dies
NASHVILLE — A man has died in Tennessee of injuries suffered in a deadly tornado outbreak earlier this month, bringing the death toll across the South to 57.
The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency said the unidentified Sumner County man died yesterday at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. That raises Tennessee’s death toll from the storms Feb. 5 and 6 to 32.
Agency spokesman Jeremy Heidt said a couple of people remain hospitalized in critical condition.
Minister praised for slaying confession
HOUSTON — The youth minister who confessed to a 1994 killing is being widely forgiven by members of his former congregation, who say they admire his courage in finally surrendering to police.
Calvin Wayne Inman, 29, remains jailed without bail since he was charged Wednesday with capital murder in the stabbing death of a convenience store clerk during a robbery. He was 16 at the time.
During Sunday’s service at the 800-member Elim Church, congregants praised the recently ordained Mr. Inman as a born-again role model taking responsibility for his sin.
“He’s a hero, really,” said Kelley Graham, 24. “I don’t know how many people would do what he did. The Bible says you just need to confess to God. Calvin took an extra step.”
Mr. Inman went to authorities on Feb. 5 and admitted that he stabbed Iqbal Ahmed, 64, nearly 14 years ago in suburban Pasadena. Police said Mr. Inman told them that he and a 13-year-old friend planned to rob the convenience store. When Mr. Ahmed asked to see identification before giving them tobacco, Mr. Inman stabbed Mr. Ahmed in the chest with a kitchen knife, police said.
Mr. Inman resigned from the youth job in December.
Military man takes grenades into airport
YAKIMA — A 20-year-old member of the military was arrested after trying to get through airport security with two training grenades in a carry-on bag, police said.
Transportation Security Administration agents spotted the grenades using a belt scanner at Yakima Air Terminal about 11:15 a.m. Sunday, police Sgt. Tim Bardwell said.
The grenades contained live fuses but had no explosives packed around them, Sgt. Bardwell told the Yakima Herald-Republic. The man was released Sunday afternoon while prosecutors and the FBI looked into the incident.
Police locked down the small airport for a few minutes, then evacuated 30 to 35 people while explosives specialists from the Army’s Yakima Training Center dismantled the grenades. All scheduled incoming flights stayed on the ground at other airports. Normal operations resumed about 12:45 p.m.
Authorities said the man lives on a military base in California, but Sgt. Bardwell would not disclose his name, his branch of service or details about his questioning.
From wire dispatches and staff reports


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Who wants to bake in the middle of summer? Even if it’s been raining lately on the North Shore, no one wants to be slaving over a hot stove. No bake energy balls are great summer snacks to take with you on the road, to bring to your summer picnics, or a tasty afternoon snack to boost your energy.
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- 1/2 cup of crunchy peanut butter (or substitute with your favourite nut butter)
- 1/3 cup of honey
- 1 teaspoon of vanilla extract
- Optional ingredients: toasted coconut, chia seeds, medjool dates, cinnamon.
- Combine all ingredients into a bowl and mix well.
- Grab a small portion of the mixture and knead it into a small bowl.
- Place your energy balls into a container and store in the fridge or freezer
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According to reports, Honda plans to inspect and replace replacement airbag inflators. Those inflators were improperly installed under an earlier recall. The latest recall will expand on one issued in September. In that recall, replacement parts for Takata airbag inflators may have been improperly installed. Both recalls affect only the passenger-side airbags.
Honda says that only a very small number of vehicles were affected by the new recall. The previous recall affected certain Accords, Crosstours, Civics, CR-Vs, Fits, Insights, and Pilots. Honda has not yet issued a statement about the recall. So far, no injuries, deaths, accidents, or failed deployments have been reported.
Thus far, about 11.4 million Honda and Acura vehicles have been recalled because of defective Takata airbag inflators. Federal regulators say that over five million additional vehicles could be recalled later. The defective inflators have resulted in at least 18 deaths and 180 injuries worldwide. The defectors have been found to deploy improperly, which can send shrapnel flying throughout the vehicle’s cabin during a crash.
This new recall raises questions about whether the issue with the inflators could affect other automakers, which are scrambling to replace millions of inflators. There are several companies that are manufacturing replacement airbag inflators, but they still have a backlog because of the sheer size of the recall.
By law, manufacturers are responsible for the products that they produce and sell. If a person is harmed as a result of a defective product, you should speak to an attorney. You may be entitled to compensation as the result of your injuries. If you are in Houston, call the Houston product liability attorneys at Kennedy Hodges at 855-947-0707. We can help. Call us today to learn more, or visit our LinkedIn page to learn more.


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Two’s company with our delightful, double-sized a-DOG-able bouquet. Ideal for surprising your best friend, sister, Mom or any close friend, this playful pair of puppy-shaped white carnation arrangements is surrounded by a gathering of colorful fresh blooms. With matching pink floral accents and mini purple totes, these “friends furever” are ready to celebrate anything from a birthday bash to a bridal shower to a day at the spa.
In some instances, the florists photo may represent an overall theme or look and include a one-of-a-kind vase which cannot be exactly replicated.
Although the actual bouquet may not precisely match the photo, its temperament will. Occasionally, substitutions of flowers or containers happen due to weather, seasonality and market conditions which may affect availability. If this is the case with the gift you’ve selected, the local florist will ensure that the style, theme and color scheme of your arrangement is preserved and will only substitute items of equal or higher value.

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THERE has been an outcry in Plumpton over news that a unique feature of the village’s heritage looks set to be taken away next year.
Network Rail plans to replace the historic railway gates at the level crossing near the station which have been there since the 19th century. The manually operated wooden gates, which close road access as trains pass through, will be replaced by modern ‘drop down’ barriers controlled remotely by CCTV from Three Bridges.
Plumpton’s signalman is to give way to flashing lights, sirens and new signage after the road layout has been altered. There is particular local concern about the fate of the Victorian gates because they fall within the curtailment of the signal box and are therefore likewise Listed.
They are believed to be one of only two sets remaining in the entire country.
Locals said that because of the way the gates are designed no children or animals can stray on to the railway line and it was impossible for cars to try to ‘jump them’, unlike the new modern barriers.
Villager Katie Wride said she was concerned about an apparent lack of consultation. She said: “The least Network Rail can do is be up front and open with villagers as to its plans and timescales and consult us. We don’t want what happened in Frinton on Sea when three years of negotiation ended in Network Rail ripping out the gates in the middle of the night.”
She suggested the village gates could be replaced on a like-for-like basis, only automated.
Local historian Richard Wells said: “Plumpton’s rail gates are unique. It will be a sad day to lose them as it will change the whole character of the village. We must look at every option to save them.”
A Southern Railway spokesman said Network Rail would be replacing 19th century technology with 21st century, which is safer, more reliable and cost-effective.
He said there had been lengthy discussions with the parish council about the plans to upgrade the crossing and replace the existing gates and signaller-operated crossing with a new full barrier version monitored in Three Bridges. Many factors had been taken into consideration – including the volume of traffic in the area on race days/
“The crossing gates are listed and Network Rail has been in discussion with the local council and residents about what they would like to do with them,” said the spokesman. “The same discussions will take place around the future of the signal box.
“Network Rail is committed to making the railway as safe, reliable and efficient as possible and its plans for Plumpton are part of a national move to improve level crossing safety and centralise its signalling operations.
“Network Rail is proposing to carry out the work at Plumpton in 2013.”


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Borneo World Music Expo 2013 : Great FinaleThursday, June 27, 2013
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[ WARNING : Massive Photos... Thank you to Sarawak Tourism Board's official photographer -©Leslie Liew Photography]
Today is the final day for this expo and its all start off with Conference Session with a very interesting topic on how Local Programmers Talk About Regional Market and Opportunities.
Jaana-Maria Jukkara, Etnosoi Festival, Finland [ Link ]
φ(￣ー￣ )ノ : Franki Raden, Nusa Dua Beach Festival, Bali [ Link ]
φ(￣ー￣ )ノ : Asad Jafri, Independent Promotor and Programmer [ Link | Link ]
φ(￣ー￣ )ノ : Kaushik Dutta, Kolkota International Music Festival, India [ Link | Link ]
φ(￣ー￣ )ノ : Divya Bhatia, Jaipur Festival, Mumbai, India [ Link ]
φ(￣ー￣ )ノ : Yeoh Jun Lin, Artistic Director of Rain Forest World Music Festival, Director of JL Productions, Malaysia. [ Link ]
φ(￣ー￣ )ノ : Sonya Mazumdar, Founder/CEO of EarthSync, Chennai, India [ Link | Link ]
After a short break later continue to second session about How It All Works - International Touring.
Practical information on procedures, contacts, how to apply, what to expect, and developing realistic expectations about earning. Also a short explanation on protecting rights when uploading to internet.
Marta Dobosz, Warsaw World Music Festival, Poland [ Link ]
φ(￣ー￣ )ノ : Patrick Lee Thorpe, Songwriters Publishers, Germany
φ(￣ー￣ )ノ : Isabel Soffer, GlobalFest and Live Sounds, New York, USA [ Link | Link ]
φ(￣ー￣ )ノ : Birgit Ellinghaus, Alba Kultur, Germany [ Link ]
φ(￣ー￣ )ノ : Asad Jafri, Independent Promoter and Producer [ Link | Link ]
φ(￣ー￣ )ノ : Josef Aichinger, Noe Festival, Austria [ Link ]
φ(￣ー￣ )ノ : Jordan Verzar, Top Shelf, Australia [ Link | Link ]
Around 4pm a press conference by Dato' Rashid Khan, CEO, Sarawak Tourism Board.
First showcase took place after the press conference at the Colloseum 2 in Pullman Kuching. The first showcase is from Kelantan, they called themself - Beringin Emas (Malaysia).
Beringin Emas consists of between 8 and 15 young musicians who play all manner of traditional Malay musical instruments including the rebab (Malay three-string spiked fiddle), gendang, gong and serunai (Malay oboe). These and other instruments are used in a variety of repertoires including Wayang Kulit Kelantan (Kelantan Shadow Puppet Play), Makyung, Silat tari and more.
Beringin Emas vows to take traditional Malay music to new audiences by supporting the performance of pure traditional plays and to expand the existing repertoire by experimenting with new compositions that rely on traditional rhythm – these are melodies intertwined with slow and fast beats that bring new realms of experience to traditional Malay music while striving to retain a sense of integrity and authenticity.
Follow them on their facebook [ Here ]
Musical Showcase 2 : Sandip Chatterjee (India)
Sandip Chatterjee,one of the most talented santoor players of his generation was musically inclined from a very tender age. His father, Mr. Asoke Kumar Chatterjee, one of the internationally acclaimed football players of India and an ardent connoisseur of Indian Classical Music, inspired his son to take up music as a goal.
Sandip was accepted as a pupil by the eminent Santoorplayer Pandit Tarun Bhattacharya in the year 1980. He is taking taleem of “Ragdari” and “Layakari” from vocal maestro Pandit Ajay Chakraborty last ten years.
After formal talim in pursuit of proficiency of the highest order in Raga, Taal and laya, Sandip, has been consolidating his knowledge with emotion ,dedication and creativity, under the able guidance of his gurus.
Instead of a regular performer for All India Radio and Calcutta Doordarshan, Sandip has successfully performed in many major music conferences and festivals all over India and abroad and worked with several overseas musicians under world music category.
Follow Sandip Chatterjee at [ Here ]
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Musical Showcase 3 : Palsandae: Korean Performing Arts (Korea)
They are the reincarnation of the traditional street musicians who would welcome travelling dignitaries to palace or pipe the King and Queen home as they returned from their ancestral burial sites. it's colourful program includes Pangut, Binari & Sorigut (shamanic chants), folk songs, Pansori (traditional storytelling), Chaesang sogo dance and improvisational shinawi ensemble music and dance. While deeply rooted in the tradition of ritualistic events with originds in shamanism and animisn, Palsandae presents a spetecular array of Korean performing arts with improvisional elements.
Follow them at their facebook [ Here ]
Musical Showcase 4 : Rafly Wa Saja (Indonesia)
Rafly Wa Saja presence in the Indonesian music scene are expected to enrich the dynamics of the music that has been there in Indonesia and of course not forgetting the roots of their own culture (Acheh). Beside that, hopefully with the music theme options Rafly Wa Saja future could be enjoyed not only domestically, but also abroad.
Rafly Wa Saja is a development of musical ideas, starting from meetings and casual conversations between Rafly (as lead singer) with Agam Hamzah (as a guitarist) and also Adi Darmawan (as bassist).
A year after that (2011) with the addition of two other persons, namely Jalu G Pratidina (as percussionist) and Saat Shah (the instrument flute), agreed to join in a musical group by the name of Rafly Wa Saja with Islamic and Ballad genre.
As in earlier works Rafly Wa Saja is still dominated by shades of Acheh Malay ethnic because of some work produced by Rafly who is a resident of Acheh. However this does not cover the possibility of subsequent works inspired by the rhythms of other areas of culture, as the other personnel are not entirely derived from Aceh.
Follow Rafly Wa Saja at Reverbnation [ Here ]
The night ended with momentos to all programmers.
Anyways, Welcome all to KUCHING, SARAWAK.
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Big Joe Shelton was born in the Black Prairie region
of Northeast Mississippi. As a child growing up in a small Mississippi
town he was exposed to an African-American culture, which still strongly
reflected that of the early part of the twentieth century. He attended
tent minstrel shows, bar-b-que picnics and heard street musicians performing
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As a young man he was fortunate in befriending Williams and this association
greatly influenced his musical sensibilities.
As a child Big Joe sang in church and grammar school choirs. In his teens
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“The Older I Get the Better I Was” is his second release on
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Recording Studio on the campus of Mississippi Valley State University
at Itta Bena over the Summer of 2010. It includes ten original tracks
all conceived in the fertile imagination of this gifted songwriter.
“Black Prairie Blues”, his 2008 release, was a finalist in
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A song from that album, “Devil Lives in Memphis,” was nominated
for 2008 song of the year by Blues Critic Magazine reader’s poll.
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blues music magazines including: Living Blues (US), Elmore Magazine (US),
Blues Matters (UK), Juke Blues (UK), and Blues Review (US).
Big Joe has performed at numerous festivals and clubs throughout the southeastern
United States including: King Biscuit Blues Festival, Howlin’ Wolf
Memorial Blues Festival, Freedom Creek Blues Festival and the Beal Street
Mess Around. He has also toured England, France, Belgium, Bulgaria and
He has played with blues legends Big Joe Williams, Furry Lewis, Son Thomas,
Junior Kimbrough, Fenton Robinson and BMA / Handy Award nominees Willie
King, Blind Mississippi Morris, R. L. Burnside and Johnny Rawls as well
as Daniel “Slick” Ballinger, the 2007 BMA Best New Artist
and 2009 Grammy nominee Elvin Bishop.
Shelton was awarded a 2010 Artist Fellowship from the Mississippi Arts
Commission and is a member of their “Artist Roster” (http://www.arts.state.ms.us/artist-roster/index.php)
as well as their “Mississippi Folk arts / Folklife Directory”
(http://www.arts.state.ms.us/special-projects/folklife.php). He was honored
in 2007 by being included on the “Columbus / Cat Fish Alley”
Mississippi Blues Trail Marker (http://www.msbluestrail.org/commission.html).
Among his contributions toward perpetuation of the blues is his involvement
with the Jazz Foundation of America, The Mississippi Arts Commission,
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Students explore nature with No Child Left Inside program
Every year, more than a thousand middle and high students trade in their sneakers for rubber boots to explore the natural wonders of Little Cypress Creek preserve in Cypress.
The students study water quality, invasive plant species and native plants and animals through the Bayou Land Conservancy’s No Child Left Inside education program. Many of the students come from urban environments and are not otherwise exposed to nature.
“This hands-on experiential learning that the kids get to do with us outside is really important,” said Bayou Land Conservancy Executive Director Jennifer Lorenz. “We want to honor those teachers who are going above and beyond to get their kids out to what’s called our No Child Left Inside environmental education program.”
The program attracts students and educators from all over the greater Houston area, including Houston ISD, Spring Branch ISD and Cy-Fair ISD. Recently, the conservancy honored five of those teachers for their work teaching outside the classroom.
Elizabeth Achar at Waltrip Elementary in Houston ISD has been bringing her environmental science class and Advanced Placement biology students to the conservancy for the past three years.
“The whole idea is to get to see biology in action,” she said. “My students were looking in the water, and they said, ‘Oh it looks dirty.’ Then they started going in there and fishing out different organisms. They looked at them with a magnifying glass to see what they were and their comments were that it was unbelievable there was so much life in that little area.”
Students also learn to be better stewards of nature, said Achar.
“We talked about how the students need to maintain and preserve [nature],” she said. “One of the things you can do is avoid using plastic to cut down on pollution.”
Laura Sigworth, a Westchester Academy teacher in Spring Branch, has been bringing her senior International Baccalaureate biology students to the conservancy for the past two years after learning about the program at a seminar for children at risk.
Now, her students see the trip as a reward for two years of hard work, she said. Students in Sigworth’s IB class start taking her biology class as juniors. She has them again their senior year, which allows her to expand on her teachings and take them on the yearly field trip.
“One of the things required of IB biology students is that they write, design and then carry out their own individual experiments,” she said. “What I like about being out there in the field is that it kind of sparks their ideas.”
Once students arrive at the preserve, they are split into groups. Some study microorganisms in the creek while others study the diversity of animal and plant life with a conservancy guide, said Sigworth.
“It’s a springboard for what they’re going to be doing in the future,” she said. “They learn how to evaluate information based on observation versus just data.”
The program is also aligned with the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills, so educators can easily fit the field trip into their curriculum. To prepare for the trip, Sigworth asked her students to generate ideas for their senior project, so they could use the trip as a chance to do field research.
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Whether you're a Kris Kringle or a Grumpy Grinch, these gorgeous Christmas light displays in Singapore are guaranteed to get you in the festive spirit!
Wondering where to see Christmas lights in Singapore? Despite being a year-round sunshine city, the festive season always sees the Little Red Dot transforming into a Christmas wonderland. We’re talking gorgeous light displays accompanied by elaborately decorated Xmas trees at every shopping precinct. So, in between looking for Christmas decorations, gift shopping and hanging out with Santa, you’ll want to take some time to check out these twinkling places in Singapore where holiday lights will really ignite your yuletide spirit.
WHERE TO SEE CHRISTMAS LIGHTS IN SINGAPORE: 2021
1. Christmas on a Great Street, Orchard Road
Hit up the whole of Orchard Road and prepare to be dazzled by sparkling festive lights and colourful set-ups at every turn. This awesome light display starts at Tanglin Mall and ends at Plaza Singapura.
Where: Orchard Road
2. Sentosa Island Lights with Sanrio characters
Got Hello Kitty fans? Have the Island Lights at Siloso Beach on the top of your list this Christmas to see all your favourite Sanrio characters in magical light-up form. It’s not Christmas lights per se, but it’s sure to be a real kid-pleaser. Have your camera at the ready!
Where: Siloso Beach (entrance at Sapphire Pavilion), Sentosa, Singapore
3. Universal Studios Singapore
Resorts World Sentosa is once again pulling out all the stops for its Christmas extravaganza. A ticket during the festive season doesn’t just mean exhilarating rollercoaster rides (check out our guide to to a day at Universal Studios) – it also means loads of glittering tinsel, holly, and Xmas-themed character meet and greets. We hear that the Minions, Shrek and all his friends will be around!
Where: Universal Studios Singapore, 8 Sentosa Gateway, 098269;
4. Christmas Wonderland, Gardens by The Bay
We’re so excited to hear that one of our all-time fave Christmas lights displays (pictured top) WILL be making an appearance this year, yay! Although it’s going to be in a different format to the norm (with lots of festive fun online), you can still see that famous Spalliera centrepiece in person. Unlike previous years, you’ll need to buy tickets in advance, so get booking early to secure your Christmas light fix!
5. Marina Central District
Sure, these aren’t Christmas lights, but the buildings in the Marina Central District will be putting on a show of their own. On til 15 December, key buildings in the district will be lit up in teal. And yes, it sure is pretty.
6. ION Orchard Pinwheel Tree
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Where: Waterway Point 83 Punggol Central, Singapore 828761
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Where: Jewel Changi Airport, 78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819666
10. Festive fun at Capitol Singapore and CHIJMES
There are so many Christmassy treats in store over at Capitol Singapore and Chijmes this December. Transformed into the Land of Snowflakes, you’ll be treated to snowfall each night, as well as a singing Christmas tree! Let’s not forget the twinkling Christmas lights either, which are made extra special by the whimsical wonderland, projected onto the iconic CHIJMES Hall come nightfall. The kids are going to be super impressed by this one!
Where: Capitol Singapore and CHIJMES 30 Victoria St, Singapore 187996
11. Marching into Christmas at Vivocity
We love the festive decs and lights at Vivocity this year. Visit Level 1 for tree snaps and to check out the lifesize Nutcrackers and friends. Don’t leave without heading up to the Sky Park though, here you’ll find the icing on the cake with a 15-metre-tall Christmas tree surrounded by presents and more festive Nutcrackers. Head after 7pm when the tree’s Christmas lights are switched on for even more wow factor.
Where: Vivocity, 1 HarbourFront Walk, Singapore 098585
Merry Christmas, folks! We’ll see you beneath the Christmas lights in Singapore very soon!


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Pills that make you go (to the bathroom)
If you're incontinent, your medicine may be to blame.
If you have a bladder control problem, its source may be in your medicine cabinet. Certain medicines—such as diuretics, muscle relaxants and sedatives, and narcotics—can contribute to incontinence.
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