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When we think of states to look to in terms of free markets and the responsibility of personal choices, most of us wouldn't think of Michigan first, or second. Let's face it, Michigan wouldn't crack most peoples' top ten. However, Michigan is making progress; away from so-called progressivism. Michigan's shiny new status as a right-to-work state is one of the biggest steps towards this new, freer Michigan. It is moving away from its union-tied nanny-state history. What should not be overlooked, though, is what Michigan is doing in education.
Michigan believes that every child should have the best education, but that this doesn't mean the same education. That's why Michigan has adopted school choice. Now, more than 80% of Michigan school districts have chosen to accept students under open enrollment. One in every 16 students, more than 97,000 total, have attended classes outside of their own communities in this school year which just drew to a close.
One thing that makes Michigan's school choice different from that in other states is that the choice isn't simply where the child is taught. Common Core is beginning implementation across the nation, and it doesn't leave a lot of room for deviation from the federally-determined norms. Michigan, however, has stood strong against this intrusion, and will not be implementing Common Core standards. As Sen. Patrick Colbeck (R-Canton) said "We don't need standards that tell teachers how to teach. Teachers go to universities to learn how to teach. Standards should focus on what to teach." A new omnibus budget specifically prevents the Michigan Department of Education from spending any money on implementing Common Core standards at this time, leaving it dead in the water. Michigan is only the second state to block Common Core, Indiana being the first.
Teachers in Michigan have tried to fight back, but their protests have been, putting it mildly, lackluster. A rally was held yesterday at Michigan's capitol for teachers to show their support for traditional public schools. Despite the event being publicized on Facebook, progressive blogs, and a mailer which was sent to 8,000 teachers, they did not turn out in the numbers expected. In fact, estimates put attendance at about 500 people.
Parents and legislators are working together in Michigan to ensure that children across the state have the best options for an excellent education. Stopping Common Core is another step toward brighter futures for the children of the Great Lakes state.
I don't want to shock our readers but, occasionally, liberals can be inconsistent. They can be, if one dares use the term, hypocritical. This latest example came to my attention as I was researching a recent piece on the case the Supreme Court is hearing with regards to unions.
The issue, in short, is this: there are those who do not want to be forced to pay union dues, while the unions say they must. The union rationale is that a worker benefits from union negotiated wages and conditions, so it's only right that he or she pay the dues.
The unions call this, in true liberal euphemistic fashion, the "fair share provision." It is thought that, should dues paying become optional, there would be a disproportionate financial burden on those who choose to pay union dues. But apparently, progressive objection to subsidizing the benefits of others doesn't translate to other situations.
Take Obamacare, for example. How does this "fairness" apply to that darling of the left? On the surface, it translates perfectly. Everyone is forced to pay for something they may or may not want, in order to finance the benefits of everyone else. This is another case of fairness above choice because our liberal overlords have decided that it is in our best interest. That, however, is as far as the correlation goes because, in reality, everyone does not pay in.
Obamacare waivers are given out like Mardi Gras beads to those who most enthusiastically flash their support in public. Ironically, this includes unions- the very groups that believe everyone should chip in for the greater good have managed to get out of doing exactly that.
Should the unions wish to be ideologically consistent, I have a a suggestion. Perhaps they should take a page from Obamacare and give waivers to those who actually love their union (and would choose to pay dues), thus only collecting dues from those who have no wish to join. Easy peasy.
I don't want to shock our readers but, occasionally, liberals can be inconsistent. They can be, if one dares use the term, hypocritical. This latest example came to my attention as I was researching a recent piece on the case the Supreme Court is hearing with regards to unions.
Things aren't looking so good for big unions in the United States. School choice has teachers' unions running scared and right to work is, well, working. As unions lose their strongholds around the country, they are looking for more ways to shore up their power. An upcoming case at the Supreme Court, though, might chip away at said power even more.
Should a public employee in this country be forced to pay dues to a union? That's the question in the hands of the Supreme Court. Justice Anthony Kennedy asked why "a union can take money from any employee who objects to the union's position on fundamental political grounds." These union fees, known as "fair share dues," are a sacred cow of union life. The idea is that every worker must pay a free to the union for them to negotiate and administer a contract.
Otherwise, everyone might opt out of the union, causing those left to pay to carry an unfair burden. Liberal justice Elena Kagan said "It would radically restructure the way workplaces are run. ... There must be thousands and thousands of contracts across the United States with fair-share provisions."
Why is restructuring a bad thing? Unions are hemorrhaging members because they are losing relevance. Rather than rethinking this relevance, unions want people forced to pay, holding on to their glory days by any means possible.
This all began with home healthcare workers in Illinois. In 2003, Governor Rod Blagojevich made it possible for these workers (who work in private homes) to be considered state workers and, as such, they could join a union. Many chose to join a union, but many chose not to. Unfortunately, those who chose not to still have to pay.
Thus, Harris v. Quinn was born, claiming that their right to free association was violated. One of the women pursuing this case is Pam Harris, a mom who cares for her disabled son, who said simply "I object to my home being a union workplace."
In America, people are free to associate as they choose. At least, on paper. We will be watching this case closely to see if the Supreme Court will stand up for the rights of the American people over the power of unions and big government.
Here's hoping that the unions will be forced into 2014, where workers value freedom over bloated union dues and bullying tactics, even if they're kicking and screaming the whole way. Come on, SCOTUS, don't let us down (again).
Things aren't looking so good for big unions in the United States. School choice has teachers' unions running scared and right to work is, well, working. As unions lose their strongholds around the country, they are looking for more ways to shore up their power. An upcoming case at the Supreme Court, though, might chip away at said power even more.
Fearing baldness, I long ago stopped scratching my head at the public moves of the Republican hierarchy. With Obamacare crumbling like a celebrity marriage all around them, the Democrats are so desperate that they're focusing on raising the minimum wage-a "feel good" bunch of nonsense that benefits an age demographic that isn't even old enough to vote for them. But they need people to talk about anything but Obamacare.
Savvy combatants don't fall for deflections, they look around to see what it is the other side doesn't want them to see. This year, the Republicans don't even have to look around. But, like ten year old boys with ADHD, that is all they seem to want to do.
At the end of last year, I wrote that a narrow focus on Obamacare and school choice would serve the GOP well going into this year's elections. Imagine my mild surprise when party quickly got around to talking about the latter.
Proving that there is almost no reason for optimism when it comes to GOP strategy lately, the House has decided to wrap up National School Choice Week by putting the focus on...a thoroughly awful farm bill and the immigration reform windmill at which it loves to tilt.
Bravo, party betters. You managed not only to get off-topic, but did so with muddy message issues that aren't election winners.
Let us for the moment go all WIlly Wonka and enter a world of pure imagination. Suppose that the farm bill and immigration reform weren't fraught with problems. If you need to belt down a couple of stiff drinks to get there, I'll wait.
Even then, there isn't a good case to be made to take the focus off of Obamacare. And school choice is the one issue where conservatives can woo minority voters through principles and action rather than political pandering.
If I were a full-blown conspiracy type, I would posit that it seems as if the GOP leaders are deliberately focusing on things that draw bolder battle lines between them and Tea Party conservatives, than them and the Democrats. I am, however, not ready to go there.
There are few people outside of the RNC, NRCC and NRSC who wouldn't agree that the Republican party has had a messaging problem for quite some time. There are a couple of reasons for this. The first is that it hasn't had many prominent elected officials who can articulate the case for, well, anything. Thankfully, that is changing.
The second, and more problematic, is that it chooses positions that are esoteric and/or numbers laden, which aren't easy to explain to the electorate.
The current state of Obamacare and school choice both practically explain themselves. They provide a clear path to victory in November but the party hierarchy keeps wandering off to do other things because...just because.
The current diversion is especially maddening, given the fact that the upper echelon of the GOP was just whining that the government shutdown prevented them from focusing on how awful the Obamacare rollout was.
The good news: the Obamacare rollout is still awful. Feel free to fire up that focus any time, guys.
Fearing baldness, I long ago stopped scratching my head at the public moves of the Republican hierarchy. With Obamacare crumbling like a celebrity marriage all around them, the Democrats are so desperate that they're focusing on raising the minimum wage-a "feel good" bunch of nonsense that benefits an age demographic that isn't even old enough to vote for them. But they need people to talk about anything but Obamacare.
It's not really a secret that Detroit isn't doing well. It's population is dwindling, unemployment is at a whopping 17.7%, and they just filed for bankruptcy. Meanwhile, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder is offering $350 million from the state to back unfunded liability pensions and the city's art collection. As Snyder puts it, "This is a settlement. This is not a bailout."
This is a refrain he has been stating over and over, while trying to mitigate any damage to his businessman brand. "This is not a bailout of paying the debts directly of the city of Detroit. This is not a bailout of banks and other creditors," said Governor Snyder, "This is focused on helping reduce and mitigate the impact on retirees."
Although there are strings attached, it does still seem to be, at it's core, just that: a bailout.
"Much like the auto bailouts, a state bailout of detroit will only mask the underlying problems and make reform more difficult to achieve," Said Ben Howe, Redstate.com contributor and director of the upcoming film Bankrupt, which digs into the financial straits in which Detroit finds itself. "There are massive structural issues with the city that have caused citizens to flee the area in droves."
He also understands why the unions feel that they have this bargaining power. Howe continued, "Why should (the unions) be afraid? When the UAW challenged GM, the government caved and they got everything they asked for. I'm pretty sure that's what they'll expect this time as well."
Currently, Detroit's powerful labor unions are fighting the bankruptcy. In order to get the backing from the state, they would have to drop these legal challenges. Union leaders, however, aren't convinced. They say that Snyder needs the state of Michigan to fund all city pensions, and won't accept anything less. Another caveat is that pensions would require more independent oversight. In the past, bad investments have plagued the finances of Detroit.
This deal would also mean that the incredible collection at the Detroit Institute of Arts would stay in Detroit. Some have suggested that the DIA sell the collection to pay for other needs within the city. A group of private foundations are also working to save Detroit's collection, pledging $330 million to that cause. Any deal would, of course, still be subject to legislative approval.
The question being asked by many Michiganders, though, is this: does Detroit deserve what is, essentially, another bailout? Do taxpayers around Michigan need to keep spending money to subsidize Detroit's mismanagement?
As Michigan Capitol Confidential put it, "The financial burden for cleaning up this mess should fall more closely on those who made it." Just last month, Detroit Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr was asked if state help was on the table, and he replied "No. It was made abundantly clear that a state bailout of Detroit's finances was not a possibility."
I have family and great friends in the Detroit area, and hate to see Detroit suffer. As a Michigander (and an American), however, I'm tired of having my money subsidize poor choices. Semantics aside, that appears to be just what this proposal is.
It's not really a secret that Detroit isn't doing well.
While our federal government readies itself for yet another year of stagnation, statehouses from coast to coast are considering plans that will dramatically impact the lives of their residents. Some of the most promising ideas will improve state educational systems by giving parents more choices and giving students more tools to succeed.
Helping to lead the way is Oregon, which is the second state to consider a revolutionary new tool called Empowerment Scholarship Accounts. The accounts were successfully pioneered in Arizona as a way to give parents more control over where their tax dollars are spent. Put simply, it is School Choice 2.0.
Empowerment Scholarship Accounts are parent-controlled bank accounts that operate much like Health Savings Accounts (HSAs). The state deposits 90 percent of the funds that would normally go towards educating a certain child. The parents can then use those funds to pay for a variety of educational expenses, such as tutoring, textbooks, education therapy, private school tuition or online classes.
Oregon's Education Equity Emergency Act, "E3" for short, will use these accounts to help level the playing field for kids with special needs, in foster care and in low-income families. Not only can parents choose one school over another, they can tailor an education to precisely fit each child's needs. While a boon to any student, E3 is a godsend to kids with learning disabilities who don't thrive in a traditional classroom.
E3 also ensures that every penny is accounted for, protecting the state and taxpayers from waste and abuse. Rather than indirectly placing dollars into vast school or district budgets, this model lets each education dollar follow the child.
Who could oppose such an obvious win/win? According to Steve Buckstein, founder of the Cascade Policy Institute, parents and kids should expect opposition from what he calls "the status quo lobby."
"The adults who get their salaries and benefits from the monopoly public school system – they don't want the competition," Buckstein said. "They get paid whether students learn or not today. But with the scholarships, they need to compete."
To help educate Oregonians about E3 and other crucial issues, the Cascade Policy Institute launched a new website called School Choice for Oregon. The site explains not only E3, but other education reform options including charter schools, tax credits and more.
For many years, Oregon has claimed to be a progressive state. If lawmakers want to make some real progress, they should provide this opportunity to financially and socially challenged children. Hopefully for Oregon parents and students, school choice 2.0 will prevail over the failed status quo.
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While our federal government readies itself for yet another year of stagnation, statehouses from coast to coast are considering plans that will dramatically impact the lives of their residents. Some of the most promising ideas will improve state educational systems by giving parents more choices and giving students more tools to succeed.
The idea of one-size-fits-all education is being discredited at the same time Common Core endorses that very idea. Common Core seeks to put schools even further into a box, and that is one of the reasons that non-traditional forms of schooling are gaining in popularity.
Last week, 13 year-old Logan Laplante gave a Tedx talk on nontraditional education. Logan was taken out of mainstream schools at age 9 and went into homeschooling or, as he calls it, hackschooling. He says that people ask him what he wants to be when he grows up, and he doesn't know, he just wants to be happy. he thinks he can get there by being a hacker. Not a computer hacker but, as he sees it "hackers are innovators." So, he doesn't use a curriculum and takes advantage of whatever opportunities come his way to learn through experience. He says that these "hacks" allow his education to be "flexible and opportunistic," and says that traditional schools should take on this model, too. As an example, he says he used to hate to write, because the topics were never interesting to him. Now that he can write about skiing, he loves writing.
"Once you're motivated to learn something, you can get a lot done in a short amount of time," Logan said.
One of his learning hacks was visiting a ski factory, and he's been inspired, thinking he might want to own his own business. Logan closed by saying "I'm starting to think I might know what I want to do when I want to grow up but, if you ask me what do I want to be when I grow up, I'll always know that I want to be happy."
Another popular Tedx in favor of non-traditional schooling was the speech by Jacob Barnett, who was spectacularly failed by public schools. When Jacob was put into special education classes, his parents knew something was wrong and took him out of public schooling. He then taught himself all of high school math in 2 weeks (at the age of 10) and is now on track to finish college by the age of 14. Oh, and he has an IQ higher than that of Albert Einstein.
Jacob wasn't having trouble learning elementary curriculum, he was bored out of his mind, and his teachers didn't notice. "In order to succeed," he says "you have to look at everything with your own unique perspective." As Jacob says, you have to stop learning and start thinking, then creating.
These are very different stories, but they're also very much the same. These are two boys who were failed by American public education, and who had parents that removed them from this environment while being told that they would harm their children. Both of these kids are, clearly, doing incredibly well. One-size-fits-all schooling has had its day, and stories like this are hurrying that along; better late than never.
The idea of one-size-fits-all education is being discredited at the same time Common Core endorses that very idea. Common Core seeks to put schools even further into a box, and that is one of the reasons that non-traditional forms of schooling are gaining in popularity.
The year that we are bidding farewell to has been nothing short of creepy when one considers it through the prism of personal freedom. As I write this, I'm fairly certain the NSA is watching me through the lights on my Christmas tree, which also seem to be blinking "What are you wearing?" in Morse code. We have a unilateral edict egomaniac in the White House and we are mere hours away from the IRS being able to demand your financials AND your latest colonoscopy pics (trust me, they'll get there). Throw in the fact that Common Core is abandoning all pretense about the political indoctrination motives of public education in America and it has been quite a dystopian twelve months.
As we move into a year that will feature one of the more important midterm elections in American history, let us consider where our focus should be. In a word, I believe it should all be about choice.
Although you will never get one to admit it, liberals abhor any choice that isn't abortion related. They want to dictate virtually every second of your life once you've survived their reproductive gauntlet.
Liberty minded activists should take the "pro-choice" label and turn it into a weapon against the opposition. There are any number of issues that this would work with but we need to keep it simple for the politicians, so I propose two, and only two, to talk about for 2014: Obamacare and school choice.
The anti-choice, condescending paternalism of Obamacare was on full display when the first wave of cancellations began to hit. The only defense by PPACA proponents was that people were having inferior policies cancelled and replaced with more expensive, but better, ones, with the government being the sole arbiter of what constitutes "better" for the individual. As we have all known from the beginning, the law has never been about helping anyone, it has always been about government control of citizens and industry.
There is no one in America with an IQ above .25 who thinks Obamacare is going to get better any time soon. That the GOP's priority (especially in Senate races) should be a constant hammering of Obamacare is a no-brainer. In the spirit of new beginnings, I won't harp on past performance, and will instead hope for the party developing the ability to embrace the obvious in the New Year.
When asked in recent months about what the GOP should be talking about I always mention school choice first. It is an issue that should be front and center as it is at the heart of what ails America.
Leftists use public education to reinforce ideology. They fear average Americans having school options because it takes kids outside of the clutches of the National Education Association and its spin-off teachers' organizations minions. Because they have been largely successful at dooming children to inferior government run schools in so many places, they've just minted a generation of participation trophy voters who have been taught an entitlement attitude that's perfect for the progressive sales pitch.
Inroads with groups that the GOP hasn't appealed to very well aren't made through top-down pandering. That's a game the Democrats play far too well and will never be beaten at. It is also thoroughly disingenuous. The way to win new voters is to clearly present them with a more appealing alternative.
School choice probably has more potential to do this than any other issue out there.
There are children all over America who are doomed to go to schools where they are at risk for a variety of ills, many of which are physically threatening. And they are forced to stay in these situations by the double-headed Democrat/Teachers' Union monster.
If we can provide safe haven and real opportunity for these kids we have done something so much more powerful than simply babbling about caring or helping.
This is a fight that isn't easy because Big Labor throws a lot of money and muscle behind maintaining this awful status quo. It is, however, one that should emerge as a priority for those who live in fear of an Elizabeth Warren presidency.
But it's a fight that, if successful, will help people in Democrat strongholds where-SURPRISE-many of the worst schools in America are.
There's the blueprint, kids. Two things to talk about and provide clear alternatives for. There is no need for the GOP to get distracted by fringe issues as so many modern politicians have a bad habit of doing.
Freedom. Choice. For our health and for our children.
What else is there?
Happy New Year, everyone.
The year that we are bidding farewell to has been nothing short of creepy when one considers it through the prism of personal freedom. As I write this, I'm fairly certain the NSA is watching me through the lights on my Christmas tree, which also seem to be blinking "What are you wearing?" in Morse code. We have a unilateral edict egomaniac in the White House and we are mere hours away from the IRS being able to demand your financials AND your latest colonoscopy pics (trust me, they'll get there).
This week, the GOP Executive Committee in South Carolina unanimously voted to reject Common Core standards. The resolution, which can be viewed here, is a huge step forward in the fight against Common Core.
Contention between Common Core advocates and anti-Common Core activists has reached a boiling point in recent months as several states have considered pausing on the implementation of the standards. Kentucky and New York both saw a significant drop in test scores since the standards were brought into the classroom. Such poor performance has led many states to reconsider the standards and the tests that accompany Common Core.
Proponents of Common Core would have the public believe that dissenters are limited to a few angry, "white suburban mothers", a claim that will be harder to make as opposition to the standards grow. Resolutions, like the one in South Carolina, are proof that anti-Common Core sentiment is not going anywhere. As grassroots efforts grow, we are also seeing local governments have no choice but to take a closer look at the standards and what they are seeing is not instilling a great deal of confidence.
It is precisely because of grassroots activism that we are seeing local governments take a stand against the Common Core standards. It is easy to dismiss a few angry parents as being on the "fringe" of an issue, but as we are rapidly multiplying our numbers, we have become impossible to ignore. The actions of the GOP in South Carolina are proof that we are beginning to change the hearts and minds across the country, community by community. Isn't that what all of us are fighting for to begin with? Education decision should be made on the local level and not by special interests groups and federal bureaucrats.
In addition to the South Carolina GOP, Louisiana has also decided to delay the implementation of the standards for two years because of the dedication and perseverance of local parents and activist on the ground.
As we continue our fight against Common Core in the New Year, let us look back on our 2013 efforts as a success. Our base has grown drastically and we are finally able to work with local legislatures to stop Common Core to help return to an education system that is dictated by local control and parental choice.
This week, the GOP Executive Committee in South Carolina unanimously voted to reject Common Core standards. The resolution, which can be viewed here, is a huge step forward in the fight against Common Core.
On today's edition of the FreedomCast, Andrew Campanella joins me to discuss National School Choice Week, some of the myths and misgivings about school choice and why every conversation about education reform should begin in the living room or at the kitchen table.
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On today's edition of the FreedomCast, Andrew Campanella joins me to discuss National School Choice Week, some of the myths and misgivings about school choice and why every conversation about education reform should begin in the living room or at the kitchen table.
For many teachers, their job is a calling. It is what they love to do, a profession for which they have worked and studied, and at which they want to continue. What happens, then, when a good teacher is forced to give money to a group which she opposes in order to keep her job? In the case of California's Rebecca Friedrichs, she is fighting back.
Freidrichs has been a teacher for 26 years and, during that time, has had $1,000 removed from her paycheck each year (as a condition of her employment) to cover dues to a union she does not support. In October, she wrote of this issue.
"My students and I begin each morning reciting the Pledge of Allegiance. We proudly salute the banner of our great nation because we believe in "liberty and justice for all." A disturbing truth haunts me during each pledge, however. Laws that favor unions over the needs of many students and teachers are robbing us of our promised "liberty and justice."
On First Amendment grounds, she is now the lead plaintiff in Friedrichs vs. California Teachers Association, which is headed to the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
"Since my first years of teaching, I've been bothered by the fact that a large portion of my mandatory dues goes to pay for political endeavors of a union whose political positions have nothing to do with my job and have nothing to do with improving education for me, for my students, or for their parents," Friedrichs told the National Review. "In fact, often these policies have negative effects."
The negative effects of teachers unions have been widely reported, as have the deficiencies in California's schools in particular, but there are those who still remain faithful to the union over all.
In America, so many unions have now come to embody the coercion they were created to stop. They are the big, powerful overlords taking money from workers and forcing them to work against their own beliefs and, in many cases, their own interests. Good job, Ms. Friedrichs, for fighting back, putting your students and your beliefs before job security. We will be watching this case with great interest.
For many teachers, their job is a calling. It is what they love to do, a profession for which they have worked and studied, and at which they want to continue. What happens, then, when a good teacher is forced to give money to a group which she opposes in order to keep her job? In the case of California's Rebecca Friedrichs, she is fighting back.
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The Tottenham manager, Harry Redknapp, had a contract worth £4.2m when he was in charge of Portsmouth from March 2004 to his departure nine months later, his former chairman, Milan Mandaric, told a court yesterday.
Details of Redknapp's final Portsmouth contract were revealed as Mandaric laid bare the relationship between the two men who took Portsmouth up from the Championship in 2003, forging a close friendship along the way, before they fell out in 2004 and Redknapp departed, later joining close rivals Southampton.
Mandaric took the stand for the first time at Southwark Crown Court where he, like Redknapp, faces two counts of cheating the revenue over two payments made to a Monaco bank account between 2002 and 2004. Born in Croatia but raised in Novi Sad in what is now Serbia before emigrating to America, Mandaric said at one point the two men were so close they celebrated 2002 New Year's Eve together with their wives.
"Overall, he [Redknapp] was a special guy in my book and a special manager," Mandaric told the court. "Above everything, he was a special friend and special manager." He also admitted that Redknapp would drive him "crazy" at times and likened him to a child he would have to "spank". Mandaric joked that at times the relationship with Redknapp would be one in which he wanted to "strangle him".
At the centre of the case are the payments of £93,000 and £96,000 Mandaric made to Redknapp's "Rosie47" Monaco account that the 73-year-old claims were the basis of an investment portfolio he established for his friend. The Crown contends they constitute a bonus on the profits made on the transfer of Peter Crouch to Aston Villa in March 2002, which was paid offshore to avoid tax. Mandaric told the court: "I felt I wanted to do something special for Harry and something no other people can do, something you cannot get in football business for no other reason than he meant more to me than any other football manager. He means to me a friend. It [the investment] was something I could do myself. I already had the infrastructure to do this."
A self-made billionaire, who made his fortune in Silicon Valley in the 1960s and 1970s, Mandaric has at different times owned a soccer franchise in America as well as Standard Liège, Nice, Portsmouth and Leicester City, and is now chairman of Sheffield Wednesday.
Mandaric said that he lost "more than $10m" the year that he established what he said was Redknapp's investment fund, the performance of which he said was "disastrous". Asked whether the funds deposited in "Rosie47" constituted a taxable bonus, Mandaric said: "Absolutely not, this was something entirely different."
Later he said that if he had wanted to pay Redknapp a bonus of £100,000, he could have done so. "For God's sake I had already spent £17m to support the club," Mandaric told the court. "I'm quite sure I could have come up with another £100,000."
Tottenham are not ruling out taking Redknapp by helicopter to Anfield on Monday for their league game against Liverpool. The case is due to run into a third week and is generally adjourned around 4pm daily.
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As President Obama prepares for his State of the Union address, two powerhouse roundtables join George Stephanopoulos to tackle the latest challenges at home and abroad, Sunday on "This Week." How will President Obama frame his second term agenda when he addresses the nation next Tuesday? As battles with Congress loom over the budget, gun control and immigration, can any breakthroughs be made in the coming weeks? And will Republican efforts to rebrand their party work? Plus, as controversy over the administration's use of drones escalates, what foreign policy challenges will take center stage in President Obama's second term?
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Furman Announces the New P-1800 AR Rack-Mount Voltage Regulator for Pro A/V Applications
PETALUMA, Calif. â Jan. 28, 2009 â Furman, a world-leading provider of power management solutions, today announced the P-1800 AR rack-mount voltage regulator/power conditioner. A successor to Furman's popular AR-15 II, the P-1800 AR provides stable voltage protection and line noise filtration for any A/V installation where reliable, comprehensive protection is needed.
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HBO may have a new king. In the fifth episode of its third season, Game of Thrones hit another personal ratings best -- its fourth of the season.
Sunday's episode raked in 5.35 million viewers, up 9 percent from the prior week's record 4.9 million viewers. Across all plays for the night, the series brought in 6.7 million viewers.
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In gross viewership, Game of Thrones is also on track to grow by at least 15 percent this season. Its current cumulative average -- including originals, repeat broadcasts, DVR, HBO Go and On Demand -- puts it at 13.4 million viewers. That's up from last season's 11.6 million average.
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