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Open share drawer Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible. Today, we revisit a bucolic cult classic from 1983, one that taps into a centuries-old tradition of pastoralism in British culture. The mid-’80s were a peculiar time for alternative music in the UK. Around 1983, the surging momentum of the post-punk era dissipated into a confused clutter of trends and revivals. People who’d begun their m...

Introduction The African Forum and Network on Debt and Development (AFRODAD) is a Pan-African civil society organisation established in 1996 to advocate for debt cancellation and addressing debt related issues in Africa.  Our vision is “A Prosperous Africa based on an equitable and sustainable development”, and our mission is “To contribute to Africa’s inclusive economic growth and sustainable development through influencing policy change on debt management and development finance anch...

Those have been accomplished. our side, we passed the american health care act. though its not perfect. we in new york state got some of the things we wanted out of that. it was just a bargaining chip to go forward. if the senate can come up with a solution, we can go back to the table and negotiate something that helps the american people. >> the polls show overwhelmingly the american people dont agree with what you all came up for the health care act. i want to talk about the immediate problem...

Performance. >> the average poll is 45%. >> job performance is a little higher and the bottom line is hes doing things. you can dispute whether hes doing them flawlessly or carrying it off well but hes gotten a lot of things done. >> name the top three. >> well, first off, he did move forward on several executive orders on the environment which i think are very important. >> repealing regulations. >> hes repealing regulations. a bunch of cras that are important to get this economy going. theyve ...

>> well later, this afternoon. >> i was like later this mornino or -- >> im sorry. sorry >> its okay.>> its >> just wanted specific times. e >> lets check in with juliejule wright and get the latest. >> reporter: im thinking of later as will it affect the trip home. this mornings commute is tiedsd up because of an ongoing fire fe investigation that continues to block eastbound pennsylvania avenue between 10th and that is eastbound coming, and inbound, theyre very much an open situation...

protect drivers, maybe even installing bulletproof windows. >> this meeting was supposed bee to centered on passengerpassengr complaint on drivers, butrs following the awful tragedy trag yesterday, the meeting begantina with a demand for new ways to to protect drivers. >> reporter: our sympathies go out to his family and i woull like to ask that we begin way wy moment of silence. >> reporter: a sombersomber beginning to this transportation hearing, remember solomon okoroh, a father of ...

businesses. more severe weather is expectedd for today from minnesota down to texas and in particular in places like oklahoma and missouri. tucker barnes is here with thete latest on that. mainly our own forecast, and tucker what started off as as slow spring season in terms of violent weather has picked upup the pace. >> reporter: it has in the last couple ofr: days, and the e threat recurrence later today. we will take a look at the look at the course. cour lets take a look at weathe...

>> greta: what in the world is robert kraft thinking and what is he doing? >> you were really good up there -- i didnt mean that sexually. not that it wasnt erotic. >> i am so embarrassed. >> now, we are even. because dancing in front of you was one of the most embarrassing moments of my life. >> no offense, but i get guys like you in my classes, all the time. >> so you dont even remember me, only one way to fix that... >> greta: turns out this is a movie video. its krafts gal pal. why is he dan...

way to get more money today. >> i will tell you who is revved up. thats the people in the middle, the independents, as well as the people who are on the right. they are revved up because they are paying the new taxes, seniors are figuring out, its $200 billion in new medicare taxes for seniors. plus, $575 billion is being pulled from medicare. they are really going to take it on the chin on obamacare. they are very upset. but you look at literally millions of people who are about to lo...

michele bachmann sponsored the first bill to repeal obamacare. she is here. >> good to see you. >> greta: what did you get out of the vote? >> we got a big showcase of what is about to come this fall because we are holding on to the house, having romney and 50 in the senate. this is the appetizer. the show that we will do it, we are putting muscle behind our words. i am really excited. it was a fantastic day -- >> greta: are you saying it was an ad? >> it was an appetizer. this is an a...