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Several other local politicians joins Governor Scott at Wednesday’s event. We asked the governor what he thought about a few key topics; including his meeting with Florida scientists this week concerning the climate change and the journalist held hostage in Syrian who is believed to be a Florida native and former University of Central Florida student. “They mostly talked about concerns rather than the solution. What I’m focused on is the solutions,” Scott said about his meeting with the Florida scientists who were concerned about climate change. Governor Scott shared his condolences to the journalists and families impacted by the incident that occurred in Syria. “The President’s policy of trying to be most popular has not been a good foreign policy. You see these fights overseas having an impact on our state and our citizens,” said Scott. After the event, Congressman Curt Clawson gave us his thoughts on the issues surrounding the state congressional district map. Clawson explained he hasn’t given the topic much time since it’s impact to his district is minimal. “I’ve been more worried about what’s going on here in Naples, Fort Myers, Marc and Cape.
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China’s Peking Opera company marks anniversary with U.S. tour – Yahoo News
The two can be heard saying, “wow” as their heads swivel to look at “duct work,” steeland concrete. The brief video is apeek at the construction progress from a ground-level view – a place most of won’t set foot at least until the building opens in 2016. If you ask me – and who wouldn’t – the star of the video is Dave Mansell, the guy literally on the ground overseeing construction for Mortenson. Mansell provides the best video commentary, cracking wise, talking about the weight of various stadium pieces, reminding the Wilfs that football was being played on the site seven months ago. The recording is as close to a guided tour of the site that most of us will ever get and it’s sort of fun, especially for a reporter who enjoys colorful characters – and Mansell qualifies. (He also oversaw construction of Target Field) Have a look: Read our comment standards Post your comment: StarTribune.com welcomes and encourages readers to comment and engage in substantive, mutually respectful exchanges over news topics.
Peking Opera, known as jingju in Chinese, is the country’s national form of theater, combining unique storytelling, acrobatics, acting and martial arts with Chinese singing and dance. The tour by the Jingju Theater Company of Beijing, with performances in New York and Washington, is timed to mark the 120th anniversary of the birth of China’s greatest opera star, Mei Lanfang, who introduced his art form to U.S. audiences nearly 90 years ago. “This tour is special because it is by the particular troupe that is the direct artistic inheritor of Mei Lanfang’s art,” said Elizabeth Wichmann-Walczak, an expert on the art form who directs the Asian theater program at the University of Hawaii in Honolulu. Mei Lanfang toured the United States in 1930 and is credited with revolutionizing the tradition of men performing female roles.
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