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Frontiers Records is pleased to announce the signing of the Italian guitar wizard Aldo Giuntini for the release of his brand new GIUNTINI PROJECTIII” album on April 28th 2006.

Seven years later, Aldo is now back with the third chapter of his Project. “My way of writing and producing the songs needs a lot of time”, he says, “One could say I am a perfectionist, but when I have musical ideas for my guitar, I often have the other guys working with their own inputs: Also I need to have Tony Martin to work on the lyrics at the end, so this takes away a lot of time”.

But Aldo can guarantee that: “Project III continues the line of Project II , musically and I' m sure that who loved my 2nd work will appreciate the 3rd in the same way and more, since the production work is a lot improved”. The sound of Giuntini’s records is a combination of “the warmth and the power of BLACK SABBATH and DIO with the "nervous" and energetic sound of LOUDNESS, the Japanese metal heroes!”, while Giuntini’s guitar playing is mainly influenced by Akira Takasaki, Vivian Campbell, Edward Van Halen, Jake E. Lee, John Norum and, of course Malmsteen.

Handling all vocals once again on “Project III” is none other than Tony Martin, with the help of Ezio Secomandi (on drums), Dario Patti (on keyboards) and Fulvio Gaslini (on bass). “I wanted to have Tony again” explains Aldo, “because he is my favourite voice and I think that the blend of our stiles is just perfect!

GIUNTINI PROJECT III shall feature the following songs:

  1. Gold Digger
  2. Not Connected
  3. Que Es La Vida
  4. Early Warning
  5. Fool Paradise
  6. Tutmosis IV – Tarantula (Instrumental)
  7. Anno Mundi (The Vision)
  8. Disfunctional Kid
  9. Mourning Star
  10. Trouble Just Keeps Coming
  11. The Closest Thing To Heaven
  12. Memories In The Sand (Instrumental)
  13. Tarot Warrior

I am particularly proud of what I consider my best song ever Que Es La Vida and of my most challenging instrumental “Memories In The Sand”. I think this one shows a different side of my guitar playing which I hope the fans will be able to enjoy” – concludes Aldo.

GIUNTINI PROJECT III was produced by Dario Mollo and will be released in Japan on Marquee / Avalon in April 06.


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We stayed here for one night on our way through the US back to Canada. I wish we had had more time here. The hotel was wonderful. Rachael at the front desk, welcomed us warmly, and gave us lots of good info about where to eat. The hotel was clean, renovated and had a big comfy bed. The location was excellent and Rapid City was not at all what we expected. There was lots to do around the hotel. The room was clean and spacious. Excellent value for the money. We got a complimentary upgrade to a king size bed, a great welcome after a long day driving. Would definitely recommend this hotel as it was one of the best Rapid City hotels we’ve ever stayed at.

This hotel is a western “palace”, reminiscent of the Ahwahnee hotel in the 1920’s interior decoration of the lobby. On the top floor is an art deco style bar with a complete panoramic view of the surrounding area, also. If you are visiting Rapid City, stay there at least once if you can!

Or at least go have a drink in that bar. There are several unique stores nearby including one selling hand-painted Native American drums and Prairie’s Edge, which has a wide variety of appealing Western/prairie gift and decor ideas.

My friend and I stayed at the Hotel Alex Johnson June 10, 2012 and we both loved it. Old hotel charm and elegance, convenient location, friendly staff, affordable. If you want to visit Mount Rushmore, Black Hills, Badlands, Devils Tower, Wall and other attractions in South Dakota but aren’t interested in camping – I recommend this hotel.

I just did a cross-country road trip to help a friend move from Vermont to Oregon. We randomly stopped in Rapid City, SD so that we would be close to Mt Rushmore the next morning. We saw the Alex Johnson Hotel as we drove into downtown and assumed it would be way too expensive! We called anyway and were shocked to find out it was way affordable! The room was gorgeous and very nice. Of our entire trip this was the least expensive room we stayed in but by far the nicest! We also got vouchers for some free appetizers with purchases of cocktails.

The staff was very nice, the food and drinks at the rooftop bar were delicious, and the view from up there was amazing! We were obliged to stay at one of the best Rapid City hotels.

Moving from North Carolina to Seattle with two cats, my daughter and I needed a “vacation” from our road trip, so we stayed two nights in this historical hotel. The hotel is pet friendly (at $25 per animal per night they should be!), has a great location and comfortable rooms. We stayed in one of the suites, and the reasonable price for the room made up for the pet charges. Both the rooftop bar and adjoining Irish Pub were fun and appreciated. Rapid City is a charming city with very friendly people and we would like to go back. We were happy to have a wonderful stay at one of the best Rapid City hotels-we’d love to come back again!


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There has been a surge in clashes in recent days between suspected members of the armed rebel group Boko Haram and the military in Nigeria's northeastern town of Maiduguri, near the border with Cameroon.

"There is a massive manhunt ongoing," National Police Spokesman Frank Mba told Reuters on Friday. "Security operatives are working around the clock with search and surveillance to solve this."

The French hostages and kidnappers were near a small town called Dikwa at one point on Thursday, a Nigerian military source in Maiduguri told the Reuters news agency, asking not to be identified.

Dikwa is around 80km from Maiduguri and about the same distance to the border with Cameroon, where the three adults and four children were taken hostage on Tuesday.

Cameroon authorities said the victims, who were visiting a national park at the time, were taken over the border into Nigeria's restive northeast after being abducted.

French President Francois Hollande said on Thursday the hostages had probably been separated.

French police backed by special forces arrived in northern Cameroon on Wednesday to help locate the family, a local governor and French defence ministry official said.

The abduction was the first case of foreigners being seized in the mostly Muslim north of Cameroon, a former French colony, and highlighted the threat to French interests in West Africa since Paris deployed thousands of troops to Mali to oust al Qaeda-linked rebels who controlled the country's north.

On Sunday, seven foreigners were snatched from the compound of Lebanese construction company Setraco in northern Nigeria's Bauchi state, and another armed religious group, Ansaru, took responsibility.

Boko Haram frequently clashes with security forces in its stronghold Maiduguri but witnesses said there has been a surge in attacks in the last three days.

The military in Maiduguri declined to comment.

Many people were killed when suspected members of Boko Haram blew up a customs office, destroyed roadside stalls and fought gunfights with the military on Thursday, three witnesses and a military source said.

"After the explosion the Boko Haram started sporadic shooting with rapid propelled guns leading to the death of many people," a commander in the military Joint Task Force told Reuters, asking not to be named.

Two corpses lay outside a police station on Friday, believed to be those of fighters, witness Aminu Hakuri said.

The French foreign ministry has urged citizens in the far north of Cameroon to leave the area as quickly as possible and advised against travel to areas bordering Nigeria until further notice.

It could not say how many French citizens are believed to be in the north but 6,200 in total are registered as living in Cameroon.

France had already strongly advised its citizens against travel to northern Nigeria, which has seen violence linked to Boko Haram's fight against the government for several years.

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The Arab League has said it backs seeking UN recognition for a Palestinian state, as Qatar proposed at a meeting that the Middle East peace process be suspended until Israel was "ready" for talks.

At a meeting of an Arab monitoring committee chaired by Qatar, the Arab League said in a statement it "supports the appeal to the UN asking that Palestine, within the 1967 borders, becomes a full-fledged state" of the international organisation.

The Arab League's statement on Saturday came soon after Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president, reiterated his determination to seek the recognition at the world diplomatic body unless Israel begins negotiations on "substantial basis".

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Qatar proposed at the meeting that the Middle East peace process should not be resumed until Israel was "ready," Al Jazeera has reported.

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"We will suspend for the moment the peace process until there is a willing partner" in negotiations from the Israeli side, Sheikh Hamad bin Jassem Al Thani, the Qatari prime minister, said as he opened the Arab monitoring committee meeting.

The meeting was examining the latest developments concerning the Palestinian issue following a proposal from Barack Obama, the US president, to resolve the long-standing dispute.

In a keynote policy speech on May 19, Obama issued a clear call for Israel and the Palestinians to use the borders existing before the 1967 Six Day War as the basis for talks to achieve a negotiated solution to the conflict.

Such a state would include the Gaza Strip, the occupied West Bank and mostly Arab but Israel-annexed east Jerusalem, with some adjustments and land swaps so that Israel can maintain settlement blocs.

Obama also hoped that progress on border security would then allow to move towards a solution on "the future of Jerusalem and the fate of Palestinian refugees".

UN recognition 'torpedoed'

The Qatari premier also criticised "US hesitations that led Washington to abandon efforts to make Israel respond favourably to initiatives" for peace.

Binyamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, rejected Obama's proposal outright, saying the Jewish state would be "indefensible" if it returned to the borders which existed in 1967, which would not include dozens of settlements.

Saeb Erekat, chief Palestinian negotiator, told Al Jazeera Netanyahu 'is not a partner for peace'

He also rejected dividing the holy city of Jerusalem. The Palestinians want east Jerusalem as the capital of their future state. Sheikh Hamad said Netanyahu's speech "proves that Israel does not want peace".

On Saturday, Abbas again expressed his determination to head to the United Nations in September to seek recognition for a Palestinian state.

"Our option is still negotiation, but it seems that because of conditions imposed by Netanyahu ... we have no choice but to use the UN to get recognition of our state," he said, repeating the warning he made soon after Netanyahu's US speech.

"We are serious in our decision to use the UN, it is not manoeuvring ... we will do it unless Netanyahu accepts to begin negotiations today on a substantial basis."

Abbas had previously said that Netanyahu's US speech had "torpedoed" any chance of negotiation.

On Friday, Joseph Deiss, the UN general assembly president, had said that to be recognised at the UN, a Palestinian state will need the support of all five veto-wielding permanent members of the Security Council, which seems unlikely.

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World number one Rory McIlroy has set his sights on ending his best-ever season on a high by finishing the year as European top dog.

Despite four weeks of competition in the United States ahead of the Ryder Cup, McIlroy continues to lead the Race to Dubai despite now being under serious threat from South Africa's Branden Grace.

McIlroy returns to Europe at this week's Turkish Airlines World Golf Final, which also features Tiger Woods. However he will not return to regular European Tour competition until the Asian Masters in Shanghai later this month.

Grace captured his fourth European Tour win this year when he led from start-to-finish to win the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship on Sunday at St. Andrews.

The win propelled Grace into third place on the European money list behind second placed Justin Rose of England and McIlroy, with some six weeks remaining in the season.

"The big goal for me in what is left in the season is to keep the level up and try to win the Race to Dubai"

Rory McIlroy

The trio will compete at Shanghai before contesting the HSBC Champions title at Mission Hills in Shenzhen.

After a season in which he's won a second Major and set the world alight in winning three other events on the PGA Tour, including two within the space of three events in the FedEx Cup Play Off Series, McIlroy is determined to end his fifth full year in the pro ranks on a high by being crowned European No. 1.

"The big goal for me in what is left in the season is to keep the level up and try to win the Race to Dubai,'' he said.

"I have a little bit of a lead at the moment and I came so close in '09 finishing second behind Lee (Westwood) and then came close again by finishing third last year behind Luke (Donald).

"But if I can play the next few weeks the way I have been and finish off the Race to Dubai successfully it would be a great way to cap off my great season.''

Grace said on Sunday at St. Andrews that he now has McIlroy in his sights. The Northern Irishman responded by saying Grace has played great golf this year to win four times, "so he's playing great."

"But we still have some big events coming up with some big prize money, so there's a lot can happen and all I am focused on doing is finishing off the season as well as I can,'' McIlroy said.

"And if I can play as good as I can hopefully I can wrap-up the Race to Dubai title.''

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The administration has been talking about jobs – but White House aides tell the New York Times that there are no “magic beads” (aren't they magic beans?) to encourage new jobs. Certainly the White House is offering no magic beads (or beans) — but that it isn't to say that there aren't good proposals out there that could have a positive impact on jobs and investment (the next column).
First, the administration's proposals – a continuation of the payroll holiday for employees and an extension of the unemployment benefits for long-term unemployed. In addition, the administration has put forward a package of proposals to encourage hiring for veterans.

It is highly unlikely that the continuation of the payroll holiday will have a brass band greeting it on Capitol Hill. This proposal has been solely the President's –neither Republicans nor Democrats on the Hill have been big fans. The price tag for the one year extension is over $110 billion dollars. Last time (December 2010) the Republicans agreed to the payroll holiday was part of a much bigger agreement on extending all the Bush/Obama tax cuts.

I can't see a pathway where the Republicans will just by-your-leave bless a $110 billion dollar tax cut that is a priority for the administration. The Republicans will have their own tax priorities and there will remain concerns by many about the impact on the deficit. So the question is will the $110 billion be offset (the administration appears silent on this question and if the answer is yes – what are the offsets? – you could confiscate all the corporate jets flown by the Fortune 500 CEOs and not even begin to raise $110 billion dollars). The administration is going to have to be willing to give up a lot to get the payroll holiday extended (lobbyists are already beating the drums again for a repatriation holiday).

The same problems are at hand with the extension of the unemployment benefits. While the costs for an extension are somewhat lower (around $56 billion in the December 2010 bill) and there is an undeniable pull of compassion — the costs may cause a good deal of pause and will raise a call for a search for offsets – spending offsets – from Republicans.

Finally, the administration has proposed for veterans to receive skills training to help them reenter the work force (swell in concept). In addition, the administration proposes a tax credit of $2400 for hiring a recently unemployed veteran going up to $9600 for hiring a long-term unemployed or disabled veteran. I would strongly encourage that the Congress make this much simpler for businesses to qualify if it is going to have a good impact.

I suggest a credit for hiring any Iraq/Afghanistan veteran regardless of whether currently working or not of $5000 and a higher credit — $10000 — for hiring a disabled veteran (and make that an easily defined and identified term). If I have learned anything working with small and medium businesses it is that as soon as you make things complicated and add bells and whistles – it just isn't worth the time and paperwork for them (or their accountants) to take advantage of a credit. Given that small and medium businesses are the ones doing the hiring in this country right now – making a veterans jobs credit easier for businesses to take advantage of could be a big difference maker in bringing real benefit to veterans.

Missing from the administration's efforts on behalf of veterans is any discussion about encouraging and assisting veterans to start their own business. From my short time in the 29th Infantry Division (MD-ANG) I was continually impressed by the entrepreneurial skills of my fellow enlisted men not to mention NCOs and officers. Consideration should be given to tax proposals that will encourage investments in Afghan/Iraq veteran-owned companies. Why not tax-free capital gains both for individuals and corporations (or possibly a partial tax credit) for any investments of up to $100,000 in a small business owned and managed by a veteran?

While the veterans' proposals are possible the outlook is rough sledding for the other proposals – especially if the administration seeks to tie in increased spending as well. With the jobs, the economy and the stock market in the tank the administration (and Republicans and Democrats in Congress as well) needs to do much better in coming up with detailed tax proposals that won't break the bank and will help (even if on the margin) get things going in a positive direction. While there may not be magic beans – there are tax proposals that can be a big help. My ideas in the next column (and welcome yours in the meantime ).


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New method rescues DNA from contaminated Neandertal bones

25 January 2014 Uppsala Universitet

Retrieval of ancient DNA molecules is usually performed with special precautions to prevent DNA from researchers or the environment to get mixed in with the DNA from the fossil. However, many ancient fossils have been lying in museum collection for decades, and are contaminated with present-day human DNA before they enter the DNA-laboratory.

A new method presented in the online edition of the journal PNAS this week provides a solution to this problem. A statistical model for how degradation can be detected in DNA sequences is shown to be able to isolate DNA from ancient bones even when it is vastly outnumbered by modern-day DNA contamination--not in the laboratory, but in the computer.

“Many extremely interesting DNA data sets from ancient humans never see the light of day because of contamination. The idea behind this method was to change that”, says Pontus Skoglund, lead author of the study and PhD in evolutionary genetics at Uppsala University.

To apply the method on a real-world fossil, Pontus Skoglund and his supervisor Mattias Jakobsson, professor at the Department of Evolutionary biology at Uppsala University and senior author of the study, teamed up with Johannes Krause and Svante Pääbo at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany, who had a sequenced mitochondrial DNA from a Neandertal bone from Okladnikov cave in the Altai mountains in Siberia, but found that there was also modern human DNA in the bone. Application of the new method allowed the modern human DNA to be removed, and the complete mitochondrial genome of the Okladnikov individual showed that it was closely related to other Neandertals in Europe.

The drawback currently is that the DNA must be at least a thousand years old to allow separation from modern-day DNA, so studies of recent historical individuals still face many challenges.

“There are many really interesting ancient human remains that we can rescue from severe contamination with this method. And the method is not limited to Neanderthals, even remains of anatomically modern humans that are contaminated by modern-day humans can be rescued”, says Mattias Jakobsson.

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Builders Slow Pace Of Housing Starts In March Following Previous Month's Record High

April 20, 2005

Home builders tapped their feet on the brakes in March following an upwardly revised February housing starts number that was the highest in 32 years and the highest-ever recorded figure for single-family housing starts, according to Commerce Department data released today.

“It’s been a phenomenal first quarter for home building, marked by robust buyer demand and the best production pace in decades,” said Dave Wilson, a custom home builder from Ketchum, Idaho and president of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). “The March slowdown is a good sign that builders are exercising caution to keep the market healthy and inventories at a reasonable level, and many companies are taking steps to limit sales to speculators. Meanwhile, builders remain very upbeat about their prospects in the months ahead.”

“The March decline in housing starts was, to some degree, weather-related,” added NAHB Chief Economist David Seiders. “A sizeable decline in the South region (the nation’s largest housing market) followed a surge that was related to rebuilding in the wake of last fall’s hurricanes, and late-winter storms apparently held back starts in other areas as well.”

Seiders noted that, “Looking at today’s permit numbers, which are a better indication of the market’s current condition than starts, the picture seems much brighter. Also, if you look at the backlog of units that have been permitted but not yet started, and the latest downshift in long-term mortgage rates, the upside potential for housing starts appears good for the immediate future.”

Starts were down 17.6 percent to a still-solid seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.84 million units in March. Single-family starts declined 14.4 percent to a 1.54 million-unit rate. Meanwhile, multifamily starts, which tend to fluctuate more significantly from month to month, declined 31 percent in the latest report following exceptionally high activity in both January and February.

Three out of four regions recorded double-digit declines in housing starts this March following big numbers in the previous months. Starts fell 29.3 percent in the Midwest, 18 percent in the South, 12.7 percent in the West and 3.6 percent in the Northeast.

Building permits recorded a more modest decline of 4.0 percent, remaining above the two-million unit mark for the ninth consecutive month. Single-family permits were down 5.4 percent while multifamily permits eked out a 1.1 percent gain in March. All but one region posted declines, with the Northeast showing no change in the level of permit activity and the Midwest, South and West reporting 11 percent, 1.8 percent and 4.2 percent slowdowns, respectively.

NAHB forecasts show 1.92 million housing starts for 2005 as a whole, down 1.4 percent from 2004’s total. “That 2005 performance could be even better if the interest rate structure moves up less than anticipated,” said NAHB’s Seiders.

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As one of the most iconic and respected artists of line drawing the world has ever seen, Quentin Blake is in a unique position to explore the possibilities of what can be done with drawing. And I think drawing is the key word here – as we were guided through examples of work that Blake has produced for galleries, hospitals, building projects and charities. Despite being recontextualised on walls, on giant billboards and awnings there was still no doubt that these were drawings not murals.

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Of all the art in Shoreditch, here’s some you should definitely see. It’s an exhibition of raw talent, and the work is done using the very basic method of drawing. […]

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With 5 pull-out pages of wrapping paper included inside, Wrap is a magazine with a difference. We talk to co-founder Polly Glass about this unique illustration publication.

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Christopher Harrison and Polly Glass by Gemma Cotterell When I open Issue Seven of Wrap, I’m thinking of Princess Clara, Wooldoor Jebediah Sockbat, Foxxy Love, Toot Braunstein and the whole […]

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London-based Hattie Stewart, a ‘professional doodler’, originally from Essex, is taking the fashion world by storm with her ‘doodle-bombed’ magazine covers. Not just limited to putting her mark on mags, […]

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Emma J Shipley S/S 2012 by Natalia Stuyk It was Liberty of London’s Best of British open day, and I can remember quite clearly the moment that Emma Shipley pulled […]

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Homage to Anonymous by Gary Lawrence (detail). This year the Jerwood Drawing Prize grows more influential than ever. During his speech at the opening of the exhibition last night art […]

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Life on earth Hawks, snakes, dinosaurs, sharks and bears – there isn’t a kitty in sight in Caitlin Hinshelwood’s excellent fauna. We fell in love with the work from the […]

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keith.jpg (8820 bytes)M y position as a corporate lawyer supporting my company’s human resources (HR) function affords me many opportunities to address a full range of employment matters, including those relating to EEO compliance, affirmative action and diversity. I have attended diversity training and have had numerous discussions with HR professionals regarding the topic. I also have been involved in coordinating diversity presentations with the American Bar Association’s Commission on Opportunities for Minorities in the Profession. Thus, like many employment lawyers, I believe I have developed a context from which I gain better perspective regarding diversity issues. Perhaps as important, I have assumed that as an African American, I have a natural resonance with diversity issues because of the history of oppression and exclusion of African Americans in this country.

But how much do I really understand about diversity? I have not devoted meaningful time to studying the technical underpinnings of diversity. I have some, but not an extensive level of, knowledge regarding the evolution of diversity theory, its impact on organizational dynamics, diversity models or the psychodynamic issues impacting diversity. Moreover, any meaningful discussion of diversity requires each of us to "work the issues" and probably experience some degree of discomfort. While this is true for those who have engaged in oppressive behavior, it is also true for those who have been historically excluded.

As minorities, how many of us continue to hold on to feelings of distrust and have difficulty forgiving those who have engaged in oppressive behavior? How many of us have created a "hierarchy of isms" to evaluate and understand the dimensions of diversity? This construct allows us to place our defining qualities at the forefront of any discussions regarding the importance of diversity. If you are an African American, for example, do you have a sense of moral superiority over members of the groups that have oppressed African Americans?

artcl4b.jpg (17797 bytes)While you may understand and be sympathetic to concerns regarding exclusion of others based on gender, age, physical ability, sexual orientation and other dimensions of diversity, are you inclined to view issues involving racial exclusion as more insidious than any other type of exclusion? If so, you may exhibit a constricted view of the importance of diversity and its implications.

The juxtaposition of our presumed enlightenment around diversity issues with the reality of our own lack of understanding and indifference brings us face to face with the difficulties we confront when we seek to promote and model desired behavior. The baggage we bring is our emotional, psychological and even spiritual frame of reference. That frame of reference is the basis for evaluating and judging the attitudes and behavior of others who are different.

The failure to be wedded fully to openness and acceptance is problematic because it can cause diversity initiatives to take on a "flavor of the month" character from which individuals, groups and organizations can retreat when it is expedient to do so. Exclusion and denial of opportunity can be based on any one (or more) of the differences that define us. That is why it is important to view diversity from as broad a perspective as possible. By understanding that as human beings we are more alike than we sometimes think, we can look beyond our differences.

This does not eliminate the need to continue to focus on remedying the effects of past discrimination and oppression against racial and ethnic minorities in this country. It is clear that the impact of exclusion has had the most profound effect on race relations. Moreover, it is myopic and dangerous to assume that racial issues are not among the most significant issues that we must confront as individuals, in organizations and as a country. The stark reality is that organizations do not exist in a vacuum. People are affected by the problems that exist outside of our companies. For this reason, we must continue to struggle against the historical oppression of racial and ethnic minorities and its present-day manifestations.

There is a significant difference between groups that have been systematically excluded and denied and those that have not. While individuals in either group can champion inclusion, those in "one-up" groups must come to grips with the reality that the cost of promoting inclusion may be the loss of privilege, prestige, and comfort. Individualism and com-petition characterize the attitudes of many white males—the ones who typically dominate organizations— and it is a phenomenon that militates strongly against the loss of privilege. This translates into blind belief in meritocracy, a lack of comfort with minority cohesiveness and it explains the active and passive resistance to initiatives that are perceived as threatening to the status quo.

We must dedicate ourselves to the goal of diversity and inclusion for persons of color. To that end, our challenge is to act with courage and integrity. We must persevere over the forces of racial intolerance, indifference, and the defenders of the racial status quo.

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