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Once again, a report has blamed an event almost solely on Israel while refusing to assign responsibility or even suitably investigate any other party.
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Unsurprisingly, a United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) report has once again slammed Israel's acts of self-defense. The recently released report ostensibly investigating the events that surrounded the interception of the Gaza-bound
Mavi Marmara
in May is a modern blood-libel, and another nail in the coffin of the council's credibility. The full report is scheduled to be officially presented to the council on Monday.
While its name would seem to indicate a worthy body, the UNHRC has two sole functions: to defend serial human-rights abusing nations from reproach, and to revile and attack Israel.
The UNHRC, created in 2006, is the successor to the thoroughly discredited United Nations Commission on Human Rights (UNCHR). When the mandate for the new council was debated, certain basic reforms and standards were proposed to ensure the commission's failures were not repeated. Unfortunately, few of the reforms received substantial support in the UN General Assembly, which refused to adopt them.
Those that were adopted have been abused.
The General Assembly resolution that created the council merely required member states to "take into account" a candidate's human-rights record when applying to the UNHRC. Not even a nation under sanction from the UN Security Council for human-rights abuses need refrain from seeking election.
During the application process, candidate nations make pledges of adherence to human rights standards by way of justifying their candidacy. These statements have been described as Kafkaesque in their deviance from reality and historical record. One glaring example is that of Saudi Arabia, which claimed a "confirmed commitment to the defense, protection and promotion of human rights."
The reality of course, is very different.
The US State Department's annual human rights reports consistently criticize Saudi Arabia for its serious human rights failings, including arbitrary arrest, discrimination against women, restriction of worker rights and lack of religious freedom.
However, Saudi Arabia is hardly alone, as only 20 of the 47 nations on the UNHRC are considered "free" by Freedom House, an independent NGO which monitors human rights and political freedoms. This means the majority of nations currently represented on the UNHRC do not allow basic freedoms for their own people, let alone concern themselves with global human rights.
Another example of this farce was the recent election of Libya to the UNHRC.
Libya received support from 155 of the General Assembly's 192 member states in a secret ballot, angering a coalition of 37 human rights organizations which described Libya as one of the most repressive societies in the world.
ONE OF the root problems is the influence of the Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC) within the UNHRC.
The UNHRC heavily weights membership on its council to nations from Africa and Asia – two continents where the OIC has considerable influence. The OIC controls the lion's share of the world's energy resources, including oil, gas and uranium.
The OIC and its allies have an automatic majority on the UNHRC, and this is represented in the council's workload.
Human Rights Watch claims that the OIC has "fought doggedly" and successfully within the UN Human Rights Council to shield states from criticism, except when it comes to criticism of Israel. The OIC's mantra has been that the council should work cooperatively with abusive governments rather than condemn them.
This has led to the absurd situation in which Israel is condemned 33 times by the UNHRC out of a total of 40 countryspecific condemnations, while the UNHRC expresses only "deep concern" over Sudan and praises its cooperation.
In addition, the UNHRC adopted a unique decision to discuss human rights violations committed by Israel in all of the council's meetings. It has also been criticized for redirecting attention to the fate of Muslim minorities within non- Muslim countries, but diverting attention from the treatment of ethnic minorities in Muslim-majority countries, such as the oppression of the Kurds in Syria, the Ahwaz in Iran, the Al-Akhdam in Yemen or the Berbers in Algeria.
Furthermore, the OIC has been at the forefront of silencing freedom of expression.
An amendment to the duties of the special rapporteur on freedom of expression, passed by the Human Rights Council on March 28, 2008, has acted against this very freedom. The OIC and its allies have sought to ban anything they deem as criticism of Islam. Some nations were outraged by this amendment, which they claimed "turns the special rapporteur's mandate on its head."
Nevertheless, it is on the subject of Israel that the OIC appears to have unique influence. When the UNHRC discussed issues relating to the Second Lebanon War in 2006, four of the council's independent experts reported the findings of their visit to Lebanon and Israel. State after state from the OIC took the floor to denounce the experts for daring to look beyond Israeli violations to discuss Hizbullah's as well.
This sent a very clear message that experts filing reports for the UNHRC involving Israel should never look at the conduct of any other party. Justice Richard Goldstone understood this very well, as was reflected in the report he gave the UNHRC. In an interview given to Al Jazeera in 2009, Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu, secretary-general of the OIC, explained how his organization not only initiated, but drove the Goldstone process from start to finish.
THE PANEL of experts compiling the report on events surrounding the flotilla has clearly understood its mandate well. Once again, a report has singularly blamed an event almost solely on Israel while refusing to assign responsibility or even suitably investigate any other actor. What makes the report so absurd is the recent release of many first-hand accounts by people on the Mavi Marmara.
These accounts, written by some hostile to Israel in the first place, depict very different scenes to those described in the report.
In his recently released book, Turkish journalist Sefik Dinç, while sympathetic to the militant IHH, writes that the crisis was "calculated" by those on board, and reportedly describes how the IDF soldiers did not open fire until after other soldiers were taken hostage. Dinç describes in his book, with the aid of photographs, how preparations for confronting the Israelis on the Mavi Marmara were "not going to be that passive."
Our internal investigations indicate that not only did the soldiers only open fire when their lives were threatened, but that the first shots were fired by those on the boat; there are reports that one soldier suffered a knee injury from a non-IDF weapon as soon as he came on board.
This biased, libelous report indicates that the OIC has once again achieved its aim of condemning Israel through its proxies in the UNHRC. One again, it has proven UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and former high commissioner for human rights Mary Robinson's criticisms that the council acts according to political considerations as opposed to human rights. In fact, the report stands as an affront to the secretary- general's own panel of inquiry, with which Israel is fully cooperating.
General Assembly President Joseph Deisss warned recently against the marginalization of the UN itself by stating the need for urgent reforms, like reviewing the UNHRC. At stake is the plight of millions of victims of human-rights violations around the world.
It is high time for democracies to reassess their participation in a council that places political calculations over the protection of human rights while providing cover to some of the world's most brutal regimes.
We must give a voice to the oppressed, justice to the abused and equity for all of humanity. None of this will be achieved by always attacking and condemning Israel while allowing totalitarian nations to hijack the international human-rights agenda.
The writer is the deputy foreign minister.
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installed MacBook Pro 2.0 update, and many problems exist!! Mac OS X now continuously asks for "login" keychain permissions; DVDs refuse to eject after pressing the eject button and/or click eject both in DVD player and Finder; the MBP itself seems slow!
I reinstalled the update. It seems that my issues with a flickering screen after resuming from hibernation have stopped. I also have no issues with keychain and messages as well.
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@simeonoriko. Did you do anything differently this time around? Install from the download rather than through the app store? Something else?
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Nothing that I can visibly see. I re-installed from the download after my initial install from the Mac appstore
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Reinstalling the update (downloaded from Apple Support Downloads this time) didn't help at all.
Basically I've had to do the following to restore reasonably normal functions on this rMBPro...
Turn off "Require a password after sleep" in Security and Privacy Preferences.
Quit every single app that had been previously restored on boot and then restart the computer.
Turn off Restore of apps and windows on restart.
So far things seem to have returned to something resembling normal.
Issues experienced included...
Dark screen with occasional flicker of light when the system woke from sleep
Non-responsive or partially responsive apps that either did not function properly or did not respond to double clicks, including opening items in the Keychain and selecting a word in Pages.
Unable to copy files in the finder, which reports permissions issues on such an action.
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Very similar here. Once I turned off all auto load items and password from sleep, things are similar to normal most of the time. My left over issues are the same as macmark_T&T. Random non-responsive aspects of various programs. Permission problems emptying trash, etc... When issue is encountered, the only solution I have found to be reliable is to quit everything and restart.
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Yep it's still broken
about an hour after the post it stated asking for the passwords again and eventually it got unusable on safari. Mail has cracked it too
cant use my new MBP Retina any more, back on my old 5 year old MBP again lucky I hadn't finished Migrating
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Long story short: I reinstalled mountain lion to get my mid-2012 Macbook Pro back to normal.
Backstory: I initially installed the update through the app store and experienced:
-mail and safari would not start - gave me the "application quit unexpectedly" error
-all my spaces were gone
-maybe more I don't remember
So then I tried reinstalling the update from the apple support page download with no improvements. I then made a full just-in-case backup and reinstalled mountain lion. Luckily, it appears that the update isn't yet part of the mountain lion build you get from the app store because now I see the update again in the app store. Obviously I will not be installing it this time.
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Add me to the list of issues.
- Safari repeatedly crashes.
- Repeated requests of "Mac OS X needs password" pop up box
- Mail keeps going offline. Requesting access to keychains. Crashes
- External hard drive keeps disconnecting. USB 3
- Wifi has disconnected several times and just cycles through searching for networks. Attempts to turn off cause system preferences to crash. I have to reboot computer.
Macbook pro 15" Mid 2012
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until now there's no fix to this issue yet!!!!! very very disappointed
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usernametaken75 Austin, TX
Well, you can restore to a previous Time Machine backup prior to applying this patch, or you can reinstall the OS. I'm sure there are other workarounds but these require little technical knowledge.
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eltsac California
Having the same problem; MacBook Pro 15" 2.3 GHz Core i7 from June 2012. I installed the update, and then started getting all of the Keychain prompts; Mail.app started prompting for password on all of my email accounts; copying files to an external drive or network share failed with authentication errors.
I installed Mountain Lion from the Internet Recovery onto an external drive, and booted from that to make sure it wasn't a hard drive issue. Then I reinstalled Mountain Lion back onto the internal hard drive. It installed in place, so my user account and data was all there, and the problem was gone.
Tonight, I again ran the update, and the old problem is back. I'm going to try reinstalling ML from the recovery partition.
This is just dumb.
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I've run disk permission repair and solved most of the issues.
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Finally couldn't take it anymore. I reinstalled OSX from recovery (CMD+R at boot) and now everything seems normal. So happy that I can actually use my rMBP again.
I had no permission problems, disk problems, or keychain errors but yet I had almost every symptom described in this thread. I just couldn't take it anymore. Every "fix" I tried worked for 30 minutes (about the time that it took for to actually THINK things were fixed and working again) and then the problems would come back.
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good for you bro... in my case it will take whole day for me backing up all my files and reinstalling this OSX =< thanks Apple!
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@RuiMiguel. Is repairing permissions working over the long term? I've heard a number of cases where people repair permissions, think the problem is solved, but then it comes back hours or days later. I'm trying to figure out if this is a real long-term fix.
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Heavy newbie with a Whoopie question
I am excited to break out my new hammock for some camping soon! I am planning on making some Whoopie slings and connect them to a strap.
My question is, I am what you would call a larger individual (300 pounds but dropping, down 25 pounds this year!) and do NOT want to end up sleeping on the ground! Would the 7/64" Amsteel Blue hold up my heft OK, or should I be going to the 1/8" version? If the thicker rope is required for the thicker guy, how do you calculate what the burries would be in the 1/8" Amsteel. I would guess that you would need longer burries, but that is just a guess! Thanks in advance! |
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Amsteel 7/64 has approximately 1600 lb. breaking strength. Most folks use a general safety ratio of 5 to 1, so you're right at it. If you're worried, you can always go up to Amsteel 1/8 which comes in at 2500 lb. breaking strength which would give you an 8 to 1 ratio.
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Samson Rope who makes Amsteel have some good information on there site here for making whoopies and what not. Amsteel is a 12-strand braid, technically the 7/64 is a 8-strand, and you want to use class II methods.
Your buries are going to be different for each rope diameter in that your fid length is a function of the diameter, 22x I think. This spread sheet will do all the calculations for you and give you all your measurements. Also keep in mind that a whoopie reduces the rating of the rope to 60%. That leaves you with 960lb, so a factor of 3+. Your call on how big a safety margin you want. Personally at 240 I'm fine with 7/64. |
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I'm at 300 and over in my hammock. 280 with me, 320 with my grand-daughter. 335 with my grandson and grand daugther, 342 with daughter's long hair chihuahua and 382 when Juice, my dog, just has to join. Of course I've had myself, my daughter and my grand-daughter all in at once as well. so that's 280, 135 and 40, all on 7/64th amsteel. Not a worry. It's really strong stuff.
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Proper splicing retains something like 90% of the breaking strength so you should be fine. I've had 400 lbs on mine before with confidence.
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http://shop.whoopieslings.com/Whoopie-Slings-AWS.htm If my google-fu were stronger today, my young Padawan, I could find more info on how splicing derates ropes. |
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Some knots, like the figure 8, only lose 20 to 25 % of straight rope strength...some other knots, lose a lot more. Depends on the knot. |
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The thing that has frustrated me is that I have not been able to find any actual testing data on knots in Amsteel. Everything I find is on nylon kernmantle type ropes. If memory serves, they only need a 3:1 bend vs the 8:1 for Amsteel which means the data is probably not correlative. |
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With its simple design and operation, this lightweight polycarbonate caliper makes precise measurement a breeze. Just push a button to toggle between millimeters, inches, and fractions of inches. With 0.001" accuracy and an easy-to-read digital display, it eliminates guesswork altogether. The caliper uses a long-lasting CR2032 3V Lithium battery that is very common and can be easily replaced. Plus, it comes in a protective case with a hanging tab for easy storage.
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Posted January 10, 2011
Good caliper for the price. I would have rated it higher if I could control the rounding. It's a little hard to compare in your head, on the fly 73/128ths with 41/64ths. Given that this is for woodworkers primarily, not machinists, being able to set the limit at 32nds or 64ths would be handy. 128ths, are you kidding?
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Right out of the box, I knew I had made a mistake in ordering it. It will not calibrate correctly and will not read accurately,i.e. a one inch accurate steel bar was read by the caliper as 1 127/128 almost double the size. No matter how I try to calibrate it, it will not measure any where close to actual size. I would not recommend anyone purchase it.
I have an old metal dial...
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I have an old metal dial caliper that works well but as most it measures only in thousands. This one even if it is plastic mesures in thousands, fractions,and metric. My only problem with it is the fractions are broke down to small. If I have to get a caculator out to break down the fractions I can just as well use my old one and convert the thousands to fraction or mm. When trying to measure an old drill bit who knows what 69/124 is? In my why of thinking especially if you are working in wood you don't need anything broke down less than 1/32nd.
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Posted December 26, 2010
This is a great little tool at a fantastic price. Mine is very accurate and operates smoothly. I miss the thumb wheel, but that is easy enough to get used to. It is plastic which has some limitations, you shouldn't try to measure something spinning on the lathe, or use it to scribe something. That falls into common sense. It is really handy to figure out what fractional drill you could use for that metric bolt you need to use in a pinch.
As Dave said, there is a...
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As Dave said, there is a little black foam rubber strip protruding from the moving slide, which appears to be a bumper or extraneous material from the underside. You can trim it with a razor blade, but be very careful you do not take too much. Flush with the plastic housing is 1/64 off from the indicator. I did that, then had to shim the edge back out with tape to the point where I am visually accurate with the scale.


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Book Description:Many public speaking texts take students through a number of chapters of theory and advice before getting to the different types of speeches (e.g., informative, persuasive, special occasion, and small group presentations) that they will give. This innovative new book provides students with the tools they need to speak confidently earlier in the course. Based on her many years of teaching experience, Sherry Devereaux Ferguson outlines an additive approach to public speaking, providing a foundational overview at the beginning of the book. Each subsequent chapter presents the information and skills necessary to fulfill that chapter's assignment. This organization allows students to master skills incrementally and--in the process--to begin speaking earlier. With a goal of building competency in stages, Ferguson's sure-footed method leads to more confident and effective speakers. Paying special attention to audience analysis and rhetorical criticism, this distinctive text also offers a strong ethical foundation for the act of public speaking. Features * Assignment-based: Organizes content around speech assignments rather than topics, allowing professors to introduce practical work early in the course * Additive in approach: Allows the student to apply principles learned earlier in the course and also to acquire additional knowledge and skills with each new assignment * Innovative: Incorporates a number of unique features such as the critical communication model, which offers an ethical component; chapters on professional speechwriting and rhetorical analysis; a discussion of PowerPoint presentations; and novel assignments such as a speech of welcome, a coffee shop discussion on ethics, and a team presentation based on theories of multiple intelligence Providing an abundance of examples, tips from professionals, sample student speeches, and visuals, Public Speaking: Building Competency in Stages helps students to overcome their fears by equipping them with the tools they need to speak confidently in any context.
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Every week we take a peek inside the lunches of the luckiest kids in Brooklyn. Read on, suppress your jealousy, and get a little brown bag inspiration.
My favorite lunches are when I can cobble together a few leftovers in a way that feels right and fresh and like it was meant to be. This weekend, I had the last of summer's bounty -- zucchini, eggplant, corn, and peppers -- jammed in my fridge, and they needed a way out. This is why ratatouille was invented.
I'm a rebellious ratatouille cook because I can never follow a recipe. My approach is to find the best way to extract the most moisture from each vegetable and to get it to relax without turning to total mush. With the eggplant, I sliced and salted it, then roasted and chopped it. For the peppers, I cut them into large chunks and sauteed them in a deep pot over high heat in lots of olive oil and garlic. I blanched the corn and cut it from its cobs (yes, corn is untraditional but it was in the fridge and needed a home). And with the zucchini, I grated it and salted it, then squeezed it dry and stirred it into the hot ratatouille. I rarely cook the ingredients in one pot; rather, I prepare them separately and fold them together at the end.
On top of the leftover ratatouille was this leftover Spanish Tortilla, a recipe that, as you'll see from the comments, people feel very passionate about.
And for dessert, a lemon tart from one of my books -- a dinner party leftover.
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Antonia, do you have the Chez Panisse Desert Cookbook? Lindsay Shere has some excellent Meyer Lemon recipes in it, including a pie and ice cream (I've tried both and are delicious).
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AntoniaJames is a trusted source on Bread/Baking.
Wow. I wholeheartedly concur with the description, "luckiest kids in Brooklyn," though I might amend that to read, "luckiest kids anywhere." (Note to self: run down the recipe for that positively mouth-watering tart. My Meyer lemon tree is dripping with blossoms and heavy with infant fruit.) ;o)


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We discovered cabbage worms in our broccoli. Ick. Gross. Blech. Nasty. Then my eight year old and I found that the Cabbage Worm Butterfly (known as the "Cabbage White") is what the Cabbage Worm Caterpillar develops into. What a fantastic way to get your children out in the garden to learn about nature! You can see our ...
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This is Andy design "Dunes". This was our 1st attempt at making one of Andy's boxes. It was the standard size "but thing happen during woodworking" now it's shorter. It's made from Padauk and Maple with black flocking inside. It didn't have enough height for a tray so we don't call it a jewelry box we call it a watch box, it weird how this work out.
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Beautiful work Lori ,you make Andy proud. -- http://artisticwoodstudio.com Custom furniture |
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Another beauty -- Mother Nature created it, I just assemble it. - It's not ability that we often lack, but the patience to use our ability |
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Well, you've been busy lately! So nice! Best, Serge http://atelierdubricoleur.wordpress.com -- Learn from yesterday, work today and enjoy success tomorrow. -- http://atelierdubricoleur.wordpress.com |
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Beautiful! -- Z, Rockwall, TX |
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Another Winner. I don't know how you made that like last pic, but it looks so real. -- so much wood, so little time. Bradford. Wood-a-holics unanimous president |
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You did a masterful job on that box! And I love the dog. -- " I'll try to be nicer, if you'll try to be smarter" gfadvm |
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I think the dog is upset that the box isn't big enough to curl up in. But it's a very nice build. |
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Chris Koster
Chris Koster | |
41st Attorney General of Missouri | |
Incumbent | |
Assumed office January 12, 2009 |
Governor | Jay Nixon |
Preceded by | Jay Nixon |
Personal details | |
Born | St. Louis, Missouri, United States |
August 31, 1964
Political party | Democratic Party (since 2007) Republican Party (until 2007) |
Spouse(s) | Single |
Alma mater | University of Missouri Washington University in St. Louis St. Louis University High School |
Profession | Attorney |
Website | Missouri Attorney General's Website |
Chris Koster (born August 31, 1964) is an American politician from the U.S. state of Missouri and is the current Attorney General of Missouri. Prior to his election as Attorney General, he had served in the Missouri Senate since 2005 representing the 31st Senatorial District as a Republican until August 1, 2007 when he switched to the Democratic Party.[1]
Early life and career[edit]
Koster was born and raised in St. Louis, where he attended Saint Louis University High School. He went on to study at the University of Missouri in Columbia where he received his Bachelor of Arts degree in 1987. Four years later, he received his juris doctor degree from the University of Missouri School of Law in 1991. Additionally, he earned his masters in business administration from Washington University in St. Louis in 2002.
Prior to becoming a county prosecuting attorney, Koster practiced law with the Kansas City law firm of Blackwell Sanders from 1993 to 1994. He also served as an Assistant Attorney General for the Office of the Missouri Attorney General from 1991 to 1993.
Before his election to the Missouri Senate in 2004, Koster served as Prosecuting Attorney of Cass County for ten years. He was first elected prosecutor in 1994 and was subsequently reelected in 1998 and 2002 by wide margins. As prosecutor, he supervised a staff of 20 individuals dedicated to enforcing Missouri's criminal laws in Cass County. Additionally, his office served as the civil counsel for all non-criminal matters before the county government. During his tenure, Koster supervised litigation in approximately 20,000 cases. He led investigations into many of Missouri's most notorious criminal cases, including the investigation against serial killer John E. Robinson. He has developed extensive trial experience and has argued and won cases before the Missouri Supreme Court.
Koster also practiced law with the Law Firm of Tim Dollar in Kansas City where he specialized in the area of civil litigation. He resided in Harrisonville, Missouri.
Political career[edit]
Koster was first elected to the Missouri Senate in 2004 as a Republican. He represented Missouri's 31st Senatorial District which consists of Cass, Johnson, Bates and Vernon counties. During his time in the Missouri General Assembly, Koster played key roles in the debates over stem cell research, tort reform, and the elimination of Medicaid fraud. Additionally, in 2006 Chris successfully carried legislation in the Senate to dramatically over-haul Missouri's eminent domain laws. He served on the following committees in the Senate:
- Economic Development, Tourism, and Local Government
- Judiciary and Civil and Criminal Jurisprudence
- Pensions, Veterans' Affairs and General Laws
- Commerce, Energy and the Environment
- Agriculture, Conservation, Parks and Natural Resources
Koster champions legislation for Truth in the Missouri Court System. Currently, Koster has a bill pending (SB55) for the elimination of paternity fraud.
On August 1, 2007, Koster made Missouri political history when he announced that he was leaving the Missouri Republican Party and becoming a Democrat. Citing his longstanding differences with the Republican Party on issues like stem cell research, workers' rights, and the non-partisan court plan, Koster said that the Missouri Republican Party had become too beholden to the extreme right-wing to lead the state of Missouri forward.[2] He commented, "Today, Republican moderates are all but extinct."[3] He is the first high-profile elected official in Missouri ever to have taken such a leap.
Before his change of parties, Koster was Chairman of the Republican Caucus, the majority party's fourth-ranking position in the Missouri State Senate.[4]
On August 5, 2008, Koster narrowly defeated State Representative Margaret Donnelly in the Democratic primary for the nomination for Missouri Attorney General. His campaign was not easily won because he had to overcome the label of "opportunist" as a result of switching parties during the '08 election. He then went on to defeat Republican State Senator Mike Gibbons in the general election, 52.83% to 47.17%.[5] He was sworn in as Attorney General on January 12, 2009, succeeding now Governor Jay Nixon.
Koster is an advocate of the death penalty, and as of July 2013, there were 21 inmates on death row in Missouri whose executions he was pressing the Supreme Court of Missouri to expedite. After the 21 inmates filed suit before the state Supreme Court against the Missouri Department of Corrections over the use of the drug propofol used in lethal injections, concerning cruel and unusual punishment, the state Supreme Court temporarily halted the further use of the death penalty until the case had been ultimately decided.[6] With Missouri law allowing for the use of other forms of the death penalty in cases where lethal injection is not available,[7] Koster has advocated the use of gas chambers to execute Missouri prisoners.[8][9][10]
Electoral history[edit]
2012 Race for Attorney General of Missouri (2012 MO SoS Election Report) | |||||
Party | Candidate | Votes | % | ±% | |
Democratic | Chris Koster | 1,482,381 | 55.81 | +2.98 | |
Republican | Ed Martin | 1,081,510 | 40.71 | -6.46 | |
Libertarian | Dave Browning | 92,465 | 3.48 | ||
2008 Race for Attorney General of Missouri | |||||
Party | Candidate | Votes | % | ±% | |
Democratic | Chris Koster | 1,471,647 | 52.83 | ||
Republican | Mike Gibbons | 1,312,719 | 47.17 |
- ^ Sen. Chris Koster's Party Switch Press Conference YouTube, August 1, 2007
- ^ Andrea Chalfin, KBIA, Koster Switches Parties KWMU News, August 1, 2007
- ^ Kelly Wiese for AP, Likely Missouri attorney general candidate switches to Democratic Party Southeast Missourian, August 2, 2007
- ^ Stephanie Simon,When moderates feel lost in the GOP September 3, 2007
- ^ Unofficial Election Returns Missouri Secretary of State
- ^ Geetika Rudra (July 10, 2013). "Missouri Death Row Legal Battle Could Bring Back Gas Chamber". abcnews.go.com.
- ^ Matt Berman (July 11, 2013). "Death by Gas Chamber Is Still a Thing in the U.S.". nationaljournal.com.
- ^ Jim Salter; Associated Press (July 3, 2013). "MO. AG SAYS STATE MAY HAVE TO USE GAS CHAMBER". ap.org.
- ^ Eli Yokley; The Joplin Globe, Associated Press (July 13, 2013). "Attorney General Koster suggests return of gas chamber". joplinglobe.com.
- ^ Associated Press (July 10, 2013). "Mo. Governor Shows No Support for Gas Chamber Idea". abcnews.go.com.
- Official Manual, State of Missouri, 2005-2006. Jefferson City, MO: Secretary of State.
External links[edit]
- Missouri Office of the Attorney General Official Website
- Missouri State Legislature - Senator Chris Koster official government website
- Project Vote Smart - Senator Chris Koster (MO) profile
- Follow the Money - Chris Koster
- Chris Koster for Attorney General official campaign website
- Koster for AG YouTube official campaign channel
- [1] See All Previous Missouri Attorneys General official government website
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Preceded by Jay Nixon |
Missouri State Attorney General 2009–present |
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MOBILE, Ala. _ Tennessee Titans coach Mike Munchak said he appreciated the contributions Dave McGinnis has made to him and the Titans organization over the years, and that he welcomes Keith Millard to the staff as a solid addition.
McGinnis agreed this week to join former Titans coach Jeff Fisher's staff in St. Louis in a similar assistant coaching role as an advisor like he was for Munchak in 2011. McGinnis' contract was up, making him free to negotiate with any club in the league, so it was no surprise that Fisher pursued him to join the Rams.
"He was a great help to me. I haven't met anyone that doesn't like Dave McGinnis," Munchak said at the Senior Bowl here. He's been very successful in every stage, as a head coach, a position coach, a coordinator and even with us last year as more of an assistant. He really helped me in a lot of ways as a new head coach, as a guy I could go to and ask questions of.
"I know he helped the defense quite a bit and helped on game day up in the booth. He helped out upstairs in the front office with personnel. I think he enjoyed the role. I think that's a role he enjoyed and I'm assuming he's going to do that with Coach Fisher."
McGinnis joined the Titans as linebackers coach in 2004 and held that role until Fisher's run with the Titans ended. Following that, Munchak retained him as a senior assistant.
McGinnis' spot on staff will be taken by Millard, the former Minnesota Vikings star, who has coached in Tampa Bay, Denver and Oakland. His role and title will be vastly different, as he will be the Titans' pass rush specialist and defensive assistant.
"I'm excited about him. I think the players will really enjoy him. Last year when I interviewed for the job, I had a position for another defensive assistant, who wasn't necessarily a defensive line assistant, but an ex-player kind of guy who could teach pass rush and help with the defensive line and the linebackers," Munchak said. "I feel it's an art that only a few really understand it, and he's one that does. He's already been in the league for about eight or nine years with three different teams and he's helped develop a lot of players."
Munchak said Millard should be a good fit for the defense.
"A lot of times ex-players can't teach what they do well, but he does it well. He' still very intense and very into it. He's high energy. I think he'll be great for our staff. He's a guy that'll fit in," he said. "He's not worried about what his position is or what his title is. He knows he's a pass rush specialist. But he understands the full game, that it's not just about pass rush.
"I played against him and knew what a great player he was. He played the run, and he realized if you didn't play the run, you didn't get a chance to rush the passer. It's that mindset that he's not a guy that's all about pass rush, he understands that being on the defensive line means being a complete player like he was."
The Titans now have just one spot open on the staff, an offensive quality control position that will be filled likely next week. Munchak spoke with some potential candidates at the Senior Bowl before departing on Wednesday. He is scheduled to attend the memorial service for former Penn State coach Joe Paterno, who died on Sunday.
"That's something we'll probably get to next week. I've got a lot of options there to find someone you can develop into being a coach that can be there a year or two and move into a position," Munchak said. "We're just kind of looking at different guys that are available for that. I'm excited about the staff. We got three good hires and I'm really excited about all three of them, and it should help. The players should like all three of these guys, and it adds a little more flavor to the staff."
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Raymond A. Edel has worked at The Record for 30 years. As calendar & listings editor, he also produces two weekly columns: "From The Ground Up" and "Radio Waves." Edel is a certified Rutgers University master gardener and has been the president of the Master Gardener Association of Passaic County from 2010 to present. He is the caretaker of the Hamilton House Museum Herb Garden in Clifton. He is a board of director's member at City Green, Inc. and the New Jersey Botanical Garden — and a member of the Bergen Community College horticulture advisory committee. He has been an adjunct professor at BCC — teaching a horticulture marketing and sales class in spring 2011 and 2012.
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