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Israeli lightly injured by firebomb thrown at bus in West Bank
Ireland demands review of UN Golan Heights mandate
Final Gaza war casualty laid to rest
Netanyahu focuses on threats, as Kerry and Livni looking to re-start talks
Report: Israel killed Islamic State terrorist who fought with Hamas in Gaza
EU threatens Israel with total ban of poultry unless it marks products from settlements
UN chief Ban condemns Israeli decision regarding West Bank area known as Gva'ot
Netanyahu ally says government failed to properly explain Gaza operation to public
Tibi bill seeks to give Israeli Arabs official national minority status
Israel squad reassembles for short camp
Eventful day at the office for Mac TA's Pako
Israel soccer coach Gutman names national squad for Shefayim camp
Yellow-and-blue sent packing from Europe
Energy, Economy ministries issue grants to convert 16 factories to gas
Peres Center director Sharir to head Science, Tech Ministry
*Putting their heads together*
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak in Israel for 2014 EduAction Forum
Analysis: Talansky retrial could seal Olmert's fate on Holyland appeal
Raising a glass to Israeli wines in Jerusalem
Orlando Cinemas chain to open new theater in Jerusalem
Netanyahu hints he will agree to convene regional peace conference, Lapid says
Riot in east Jerusalem mars first day of school
Birthright alumni more supportive of Gaza op than general population
Thousands in Britain rally against rise in anti-Semitism
Report: Joan Rivers being brought out of induced coma, family to sue doctors
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French authorities arrest Muslim girls planning attack on synagogue
Syrian rebels demand ransom, removal from terror list in order to free captive Fiji troops
Fighting breaks out along Syrian border, with captured Fiji troops nearby
Iranian FM hopeful to reach nuclear agreement within 3 months
Turkey's new premier says 'no hope' of normalizing ties with Israel unless Gaza blockade lifted
PA chief Abbas: Hamas leader Mashaal is a liar
Israel's energy horizon
Architect of the Cold War
Borderline Views: Pyrrhic victories
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Grapevine: Leket Israel HQ suffers fire, but work continues
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Huge culture festival to be held in Afula for first time
A subversive movie
In pursuit of justice
Budapest falsifies history
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From tragedy to charity
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Iran's golden summer
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When 'Romeo and Juliet' are Reuven and Jamila
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WATCH: Lady Gaga greets fans in Israel before Tel Aviv show
Jon Stewart: I am not anti-Israel
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Mazel Tov on your wedding Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt!
Israël a perdu la guerre du web
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Meshaal : une élimination ratée
Faut-il tuer les leaders du Hamas ?
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Saving the Sabras
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07/09/2012 13:38
'Iran urges UN to condemn Israeli strikes in Gaza'
Smoke rises in Gaza after IAF air strike 370 (R).
(photo credit:Amir Cohen/Reuters)
Iran on Friday called on the United Nations to condemn Israel's
"criminal and aggressive acts" against the Gaza Strip, the Islamic
Republic's Press TV website reported."As the rotating president
of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM), the Islamic Republic of Iran expects
all international institutions affiliated to the United Nations to
adhere to their responsibilities towards the Palestinian nation," Press
TV quoted Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast as
saying. Mehmanparast's comments came following the death of six
Palestinians by two IDF strikes on Wednesday night and Thursday morning.
On Wednesday night, IAF aircraft targeted a terrorist squad
in the central Gaza Strip during final preparations to fire rockets at
Israel, the IDF Spokesman's Office said.The cell had been involved in rocket fire on southern Israel in the past, the IDF added."We identified an accurate strike," the IDF Spokesman's Office said.Palestinian sources said three men were killed in the air strike,
and one wounded. They also said that the cell had been hit near the
border. The wounded were rushed to a local hospital via ambulances.The
air strikes came after several rockets were fired at Israel over the
past week, one of which struck and damaged a home in Sderot last week.On
Thursday morning, the IDF attacked a terrorist cell attempting to place
a bomb on the Gaza border. Infantrymen from the Givati Brigade along
with tanks and aircraft successfully struck the cell.Palestinian sources said that three people were killed by IDF fire in the incident.The
IDF Spokesman's Office stated that "the IDF will not tolerate any
attempt to harm Israeli civilians, and will operate against anyone who
uses terror against the State of Israel. The Hamas terror organization
is solely responsible for any terrorist activity emanating from the Gaza
Strip."Yaakov Lappin and JTA contributed to this report.
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IMAX, an innovator in entertainment technology, combines proprietary software, architecture and equipment to create experiences that take you beyond the edge of your seat to a world you've never imagined. Top filmmakers and studios are utilizing IMAX theatres to connect with audiences in extraordinary ways, and, as such, IMAX's network is among the most important and successful theatrical distribution platforms for major event films around the globe.
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Walk into any Target, and the over-stimulating abundance of new pens and notebooks will tell you: a new school year is here.
I'm sure this time of year has brought on a familiar feeling — a sadness that the summer is over. But, this year I'll guess it's most likely different. You're heading to college! And even though college is still labeled "school," you may be experiencing a different feeling of anxiety or excitement. As a high school teacher, I saw many of my own students, upon approaching those unchartered waters, really come to question what college would be. Yes, college is an opportunity to "break free from your parents," and make new friends. But, college is (even more) an invitation to experience the raw and limitless opportunities of learning.
The goal of this blog is to encourage you that learning doesn't have to provoke a sort of sadness within you that summer is over, but rather, a joy that you have the opportunity to learn something new each and every day — even in the months of June, July, and August.
The knowledge you gain in the classroom is important. But, here is the reality: learning is a necessity wherever you go. To learn is to grow in knowledge of a specific topic. But, learning also means being able to adapt and adjust to new topics, surroundings, and people.
How many of you are uncomfortable with the idea of living with a new roommate, or even living away from home? I went to college 12-hours from home, and I was royally homesick for a full semester. But, I stuck it out, and listened to God. When I was open to learn why, He was able to show me why He called me there, and give me the necessary grace to grow more comfortable in my surroundings.
When we are open to the Lord's calling, He will draw us to uncomfortable places. College is not the only time we will experience this — our opportunities to learn are endless. Be confident; when we are open to learning how to adjust to those places, people, or topics we are able to recognize how smart God is. He is going to lead us to exciting places because He knows our hearts better than we know our own.
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Budding Olympians in Dartford will soon be able to take part in a free timed distance run every week.
The council has teamed up with parkrun which organises similar events around the world.
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India's revised fiscal deficit target of 5.3% will be in the realms of possibility, says Nomura
The fiscal surplus in December is partly seasonal, but it also reflects the ongoing severe clampdown on expenditure by the government and robust receipts, led mainly by indirect taxes
India's fiscal deficit during the first nine months of FY13 has come down to 78.8% of the budget estimates (BE) compared with 93.1% a year ago period. This is partly seasonal, but also reflects the ongoing clampdown on expenditure and robust indirect
tax receipts, says Nomura in a research report.
It said, "If the government slashes plan expenditure by 28% in FY13, as reported in the media, and postpones subsidy payments, then the revised fiscal deficit target (5.3% of GDP) will be in the realms of possibility with a chance of even under-shooting it."
According to the data released by Controller General of Accounts (CGA), in absolute terms, the fiscal deficit or gap between expenditure and revenue receipts stood at Rs4.04 lakh crore at the end of December 2012. The government has rolled out the fiscal deficit road-map for the 12th five year plan. It estimates fiscal deficit to come down to 3% of the GDP by 2016-17. For the current year, the deficit is estimated at 5.3%, up from earlier estimate of 5.1%.
The fiscal surplus in December is partly seasonal, but it also reflects the ongoing severe clampdown on expenditure by the government (-9% year-on-year in December 2012) and robust receipts (20%), led mainly by indirect taxes. India's fiscal balance recorded a surplus of Rs8,230 crore in December 2012 compared with a deficit of Rs45,000 crore in November 2012. Consequently, the fiscal deficit reached 78.8% of the full-year budget during April-December compared with 93.1% in the corresponding period last year, the report said.
Expenditure growth has fallen from near 20% year-on-year during April-August to 0.4% year-on-year during September-December 2012, owing to cuts in plan expenditure and delayed subsidy payments to oil companies. As a result, the current run rate on expenditure is 1.5 percentage points (pp) lower than its historical average, which is partly offsetting the slippage due to lower receipts (8.6pp lower).
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One of Southern Ontario's favourite ski resorts is going big-time. Horseshoe Valley is getting a makeover aimed at turning it from a 1970s-style ski resort into a major tourist destination.
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HORSESHOE VALLEY – One of Southern Ontario's favourite ski resorts is going big-time.
This ski resort, nestled in a horseshoe-shaped series of hills north of Barrie, is getting a makeover aimed at turning it from a 1970s-style ski resort into a major tourist destination.
The vision is to create a vibrant village with sidewalk cafes, central squares with live entertainment stages, pedestrian-only walkways and mom-and-pop businesses traditionally found on the main streets of small-town Ontario.
Skyline International Development Inc., which purchased Horseshoe Valley Resort last year, released its plans for the resort earlier this month. The company heralds the new village, to be known as "The Valley" as a "central gathering area located at the base of the mountain."
The village centre is projected to include approximately 170,000 square-feet of commercial businesses featuring boutiques, restaurants, cafes plus 250,000 square-feet of recreational cultural, and resort amenities.
The development, which is located about 25 kilometres northwest of Barrie, is to include about 1,400 new homes, but the initial focus of the 10-year plan will be on the commercial aspect, says Garry Leitch, who is marketing the project.
"We'll be building the village first and bringing the residential on later," says Leitch.
The development of The Valley is scheduled to begin next spring with the building of a new lodge at the base of the ski slopes. The village will eventually include a convention hotel and an aquatic centre.
Meanwhile, the facilities on the ski hill are constantly being upgraded.
"We're putting a new face on a great place," says Peter Cowley, executive vice president of resort operations.
In addition to the 25 ski runs down slopes that offer up to 92 metres of vertical drop and six lifts, Horseshoe Valley opened a new tubing park last year.
"It was an enormous success," says Cowley.
This year, the focus has been on upgrading the terrain park by improving the half pipe with the addition of new lighting to ensure good visibility at the bottom of the pipe.
Horseshoe boasts state-of-art-snow-making, which allows the resort to be one of the first to open for downhill skiing for the season in Ontario.
Meanwhile, Snow Valley Resort about 10 kilometres west of Barrie, is also jockeying for the claim to be the first to open for the season.
"We have snow-making for 100 per cent of our terrain," says Jonathan Palmer, who heads up guest services.
That means as soon as the temperature drops below freezing for more than 24 hours, the snow-making crew can get the first three slopes open, and three more for every 24 hours that the temperatures are below freezing, says Palmer.
"We always like to say we are first to open, but if the weather is cold our friends down the road at Horseshoe and at Mount St. Louis will open the same weekend," says Palmer.
That's typically the first weekend in December, but if Mother Nature cooperates and there's a spell of cold weather in November, the season starts early, he says.
In 2001, Snow Valley was named the best "Ontario hill for kids" by Ski Canada magazine, and families continue to be the focus of the resort, says Palmer.
Over the summer, the terrain park has been upgraded adding some new elements, but with a focus on youngsters learning snowboarding. There are 19 trails and nine lifts and what Snow Valley bills as "Ontario's best snow tubing park" with nine chutes and more than 600 tubes.
Also new this year at Snow Valley are more webcams on the slopes so that skiers can check out the ski conditions from home, says Palmer
At Mount St. Louis Moonstone, about 30 kilometres northwest of Barrie, general manager Robert Huter will be sitting poised to "push the button" on the snow-making equipment as soon as the weather turns cold.
"We just need two or three cold nights in a row," says Huter, whose parents started the resort back in 1964.
A big focus at Mount St. Louis is the children's ski program, so a new kid-friendly, beginners area has been created near the lodge.
"It's a lot more convenient for the kids as they will be able to slide the short distance from the building to the area," says Huter.
Mount St. Louis has 40 slopes and 12 lifts including three, six-person high speed chair lifts. If Mother Nature cooperates with some cold temperatures, the state-of-the-art snow making equipment can quickly cover four of five slopes with the white stuff.
That's a far cry from the first season, when Huter's parents hired high school students to carry snow out of the bush to cover the slopes.
Roberta Avery is a Meaford, Ont.-based freelance writer.
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Will EPA's New Emission Rules Boost Your Power Bill? It Depends
The Environmental Protection Agency wants power plants to cut carbon pollution by 30 percent. Analysts say the impact on consumers will hinge on how individual states move to meet the standards.
China's economic boom leaves a trail of ghost cities
Nearly a year ago, I visited a replica of New York City under construction outside the Northern Chinese city of Tianjin. Workers were constructing dozens of skyscrapers on a piece of swampland inside a bend in the river, giving it an uncanny resemblance to the island of Manhattan. There were plans for a Lincoln Center, a Rockefeller center, and much more.
Lin Lixue, a salesman for one of the developers, was beside himself. "Our goal is to create the world's largest financial center, right here, within ten years!" Lin told me. "We're building skyscrapers, we've got China's largest high-speed railway station coming soon, we're building a tunnel under the sea, and we'll soon build several subway lines."
A year later, construction on this city, named Yujiapu, has all but grinded to a halt. Investors have pulled out. And a cluster of skyscrapers sit, half-finished – Manhattan on hold.
"It was a failure before it even started," says Gao Fei inside the Tianjin office of Centaline Property, where he works as director of investment consulting. "The most important thing for Tianjin's government has always been a high GDP rate. That means the government has to spend a lot of money on huge projects like this one. In China, these kinds of wasteful projects are everywhere."
For years, high GDP growth has ensured local officials promotions within the Chinese Communist Party. In the case of the faltering Manhattan replica of Yujiapu, it helped boost Tianjin's GDP growth rate to around 16 percent for three years, the fastest in China at the time. And that helped former Tianjin mayor Zhang Gaoli get promoted – to Vice Premier of China. In Zhang's rearview mirror on his way to Beijing: a failed project and mountains of debt.
Hundreds of miles away lies China's most infamous example of a colossal waste of investment: The city of Kangbashi, where on most mornings, you can watch staff members of the local hotel do a choreographed dance to techno music sprinkled with horse calls while taxi drivers pull up to watch.
There's really nothing else to do here. The city – built for a population the size of Pittsburgh – is nearly empty. It was built a decade ago to house around a half a million people. At the time the region, known as Ordos, was rich from selling coal – Ordos sits atop one of China's largest coal deposits. But today, coal prices are at an historic low, and according to state media, Ordos is in so much debt that it had to borrow tens of millions of dollars from a local developer just to pay the salaries for its city employees.
Xiong Gang, a migrant from faraway Sichuan province, came here to set up a restaurant to serve them. "Everyone knows this is a ghost town, so our restaurant doesn't have to pay rent for three years," says Xiong. "The government gave it to us for free so that they had a place to eat – they also hoped more businesses would come. "
The Ordos shopping mall next door is five floors of emptiness. Red banners hanging from the central atrium congratulate the mall on its grand opening. They dangle over a single squatter living in a tent in front of the first floor's vacant information booth.
Across an empty public square filled with giant bronze statues of Genghis Khan's family, I walk through the dark corridors of an office building, where dozens of doors have "for rent" signs on them.
I see a woman coming out of one of them. She says she works at a grocery store serving city employees, she came here from the countryside, and she pays the equivalent of $75 a month to sleep in an empty office space. She washes herself in the building's public bathroom down the hall. She's not alone. More than a hundred migrant workers live here, too – all trying to make what they can off of what's left of this city.
Ordos' government just issued a ban on all construction. But before it goes into effect, the city just can't seem to help itself. It's building a new skyscraper park near a manmade lake and three sports stadiums for the 2015 Chinese ethnic minority games costing hundreds of millions of dollars. Next door to that: a Formula 1 racetrack. Porsche used to sponsor the Porsche Carrera Cup Asia here until last year when sewage reportedly filled the pit stops and racers complained about the quality of the track.
Back in Tianjin, real estate analyst Gao Fei isn't optimistic about China's efforts to prevent future economic waste like Yujiapu and Ordos. "You can't do anything about it," says Gao, shaking his head. "Local officials are too powerful. They're only concerned with the problems during their 5-year terms in office. If they can produce good numbers, they'll be promoted. They're not interested in the long-term plan."
Gao hopes for a day in China when government officials are evaluated for more than just local GDP growth. He says what really matters is the income of the people they govern, access to good health care and education. If these were the new goals in China, he says, all of this would be pretty easy to solve.
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"I wanted to explore what it meant to lose a job, what that meant to people of our age, people in their late 30s," Flynn says. "I had Nick and Amy, two people who had always thought their jobs would be very safe. And then, to have that taken away from them...to be forced to reinvent themselves a little bit. What that meant to them, what that meant to their marriage."
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It was a mixed day for the state of New Mexico during the second round of the NCAA Tournament in Portland, Ore., Thursday.
Fifth-seeded New Mexico held off Long Beach State 75-68 and the Lobos will face Louisville in a third-round matchup Saturday in the West Regional. Thirteen-seeded New Mexico State, meanwhile, was unable to handle Indiana inside and fell 79-66 to Indiana in the South Regional.
In the New Mexico game, Kendall Williams scored 14 of his 16 points in the second half and bottled up Long Beach State star Casper Ware defensively.
When New Mexico needed a big shot, Williams delivered. His 3-pointer with 4:38 left pushed the Lobos ahead for good after Long Beach State (25-9) took a 61-59 lead on a steal and windmill dunk from James Ennis.
Williams then floated a soft runner in the lane with 1:25 left for a 70-66 New Mexico lead that the 12th-seeded 49ers couldn't overcome.
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Fox News contributor Karl Rove distorted comments made by President Obama in the wake of unrest in Ferguson, Missouri, suggesting the president downplayed the acts of violent rioters and refused to distinguish between peaceful protesters and "outside agitators." But Obama unequivocally denounced violent protests during a statement about the ongoing demonstrations in the St. Louis suburb.
On August 18, Obama delivered remarks on the progress of airstrikes in Iraq and violence in Ferguson, Missouri after the death of unarmed teenager Michael Brown, who was allegedly shot by a St. Louis County police officer. On August 19, Rove condemned Obama's remarks on Fox's Happening Now, claiming that the president failed to draw a strict line between the "peaceful protesters" and the "outside agitators" in Ferguson. Rove also accused Obama of creating a "moral equivalency" by placing the police and violent protesters on "the same level," concluding that Obama's statements were "not worthy of the president."
However, in Obama's remarks on Ferguson, he drew a line between the peaceful protesters and rioters when he condemned violence of any kind, explaining that "It undermines rather than advancing justice":
So, let me close just saying a few words about the tensions there. We have all seen images of protesters and law enforcement in the streets. It's clear that the vast majority of people are peacefully protesting. What's also clear is that a small minority of individuals are not.
While I understand the passions and the anger that arise over the death of Michael Brown, giving into that anger by looting or carrying guns, and even attacking the police only serves to raise tensions and stir chaos. It undermines rather than advancing justice.
Let me also be clear that our constitutional rights to speak freely, to assemble, and to report in the press must be vigilantly safeguarded: especially in moments like these. There's no excuse for excessive force by police or any action that denies people the right to protest peacefully.
John Dean, former aide and counsel to President Richard Nixon, denounced right-wing media for "rewriting" the history of Watergate in order to attack President Obama, calling comparisons of current events to the historic scandal "nonsense" and "absolutely silliness."
August marks the 40th anniversary of Nixon's resignation in the wake of Watergate, a vast scandal that The New York Times explained included, "wiretapping, money laundering, destruction of documents, payment of hush money, character assassination, disinformation and deception -- all perpetrated by people at the highest levels of Government."
Dean served as Nixon's White House counsel during Watergate and is promoting a new book on the subject. In an interview with Media Matters, he slammed Republican officials and right-wing commentators who have compared Watergate's historic criminality to various supposed Obama administration scandals, with some going so far as to call for the president's removal from office.
"It's absolutely silliness," Dean said. "The conservative media just doesn't seem to understand the impeachment clause. It is not designed to ... besmirch a president with, and that's all they're doing with it."
"They don't understand it, they don't have a clue what happened during Watergate, do not have a clue," he added. "They want to distort that history, rewriting it, ignore it and then use it. That's the conservative media."
Dean's book, The Nixon Defense: What He Knew and When He Knew It (Viking 2014), is based on hours of tapes from Nixon's years at the White House, many of which were never catalogued, he said. It attempts to set the record straight on the scandal and Nixon's involvement, arguing the president's actions had broader implications than previously understood.
Today, however, Dean noted that conservative media "know" an Obama impeachment "can't prevail in a trial," and that "even talking about it is nonsense and there's no high crime. For them it's a high crime to be a Democrat and serve as president."
Citing conservative media's attempts to compare Watergate to a never-ending litany of supposed "scandals," including the Obama administration's handling of the Benghazi terrorist attacks and the IRS targeting investigation, Dean said, "I told my publisher that they should send a copy of my new book to every Republican in the House so they can understand what impeachable behavior looks like." Dean later declared: "It does not work at all, in fact they don't even raise to the level of scandal ... both Benghazi and IRS."
Fox News' Special Report characterized former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's speaking contract requirements as outrageous, in an attempt to paint Clinton as an out of touch "diva," but Clinton's requirements are typical of contracts made by high profile politicians.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported the details of Hillary Clinton's speaking contract for her upcoming October fundraiser for the University of Nevada-Las Vegas, including Clinton's speaking fee as well as a number of stipulations ranging from private jet transportation, luxury hotel accommodations, and travel arrangements for aides.
On the August 18 edition of Fox News' Special Report, host Bret Baier and Fox correspondent James Rosen seized on the report to paint Hillary Clinton as a "rock star diva" with outrageous demands. Baier introduced the segment claiming "Hillary Clinton has a list of demands that critics say would make a rock star diva proud." Rosen detailed Clinton's "demands" which included a private jet, a luxury suite, and travel stipends for Clinton's aides:
Fox radio host Todd Starnes accused President Obama of "orchestrating the Michael Brown tragedy" and claimed the administration is "in cahoots" with Al Sharpton.
In an August 18 Facebook post, Starnes asserted that the Department of Justice's (DOJ) investigation into Michael Brown's death was proof that "the Obama Administration may be orchestrating the Michael Brown tragedy." Starnes also accused the administration of being "in cahoots" with Al Sharpton, who he called "a bona fide race hustler" (emphasis added):
The uncivil unrest in Ferguson, Missouri continues -- and it appears the Obama Administration may be orchestrating the Michael Brown tragedy.
NBC News is reporting that Attorney General Eric Holder and Valerie Jarrett are the administration's point persons going so far as to arrange a federal autopsy.
It was Holder who tried to convince the Ferguson Police Department not to release the video purportedly showing Brown involved in a strong-arm robbery.
He also ordered local authorities to stop using armored tanks -- even though officers were fending off Molotov cocktail bombs. It was a decision that in essence led to government sanctioned lawlessness.
The LA Times reports Jarrett and Holder have been discussing their game plan with the likes of Al Sharpton.
So while President Obama whacks golf balls and dances the two-step in tony Martha's Vineyard, his administration is in cahoots with a bona fide race hustler.
National Review Online contributor Heather Mac Donald falsely said there is no evidence "that the overrepresentation of blacks in prison or arrest statistics is a result of criminal justice racism," while on NBC's Meet the Press. In fact, studies have found "conclusively" that disproportionate incarceration for African Americans is attributed to "racial bias."
Mac Donald has a history of racially inflammatory comments, including claiming that young African-American males have a "lack of self-discipline"; that it is "common sense that black students are more likely to be disruptive" than white students; and that black men possess a "lack of impulse control that results in ... mindless violence on the streets."
Still, the August 17 edition of Meet the Press turned to Mac Donald to discuss fallout from the fatal shooting of unarmed African American teenager Michael Brown by a white police officer in Ferguson, MO. In a taped segment, Deadspin.com's Greg Howard argued that "It's physically easier for a police officer to weigh what a black man's life is worth and to end up feeling that he is justified in pulling the trigger." Mac Donald was then presented as a counterpoint, to claim there is no evidence of racial bias in the criminal justice system:
MAC DONALD: The criminology profession has been trying for decades to prove that the overrepresentation of blacks in prison or in arrest statistics is a result of criminal justice racism. It is black crime rates that predict the presence of blacks in the criminal justice system, not some miscarriage of justice.
Due to a lack of information from local authorities it is still unclear what, if any, crime the police officer who shot and killed Michael Brown believed Brown was committing, and whether such use of force was a necessary or appropriate response. However, research indicates that nationally, African-Americans are arrested and incarnated at rates that cannot be explained by crime rates.
The Washington Post reporter Dan Balz portrayed Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) as a key figure who can help GOP outreach to racial minorities, following Paul's criticism of Ferguson, Mo., law enforcement and their role in the Michael Brown killing. But Balz ignored Paul's previous opposition to the Civil Rights Act, despite having reported on it in 2010.
In his August 14 article, Balz highlighted Paul's opinion piece in Time decrying the response of Missouri police to protests in the wake of the police shooting of the 18-year-old Brown. Paul acknowledged in his piece that race skews "the application of criminal justice in this country" and criticized the "militarization of our law enforcement" -- which Balz characterized as "a shift away" from typical conservative rhetoric. According to Balz, Paul's acknowledgement of racial disparities in particular "sets him apart from others in his party," allowing him to help expand the GOP's base (emphasis added):
Paul is a prospective 2016 presidential candidate and the leading proponent of libertarian philosophy among elected officials. In Ferguson, he has found circumstances almost tailor-made to advance his worldview. In doing so, he continues to set himself apart from others in the Republican Party with the hope of expanding the party's coalition and advancing his own political future.
In this case, he blames the militarization of local police on big government and especially Washington's willingness to provide such materiel to local communities. His comments on race mark another moment in which he is trying to show an openness to the issues affecting African Americans that sets him apart from others in his party.
But in 2010 Balz himself reported that Paul had "embarrassed the GOP establishment" by "questioning parts of the 1964 Civil Rights Act."
In an interview while running for his Kentucky Senate seat, Paul had said that while he supported portions of the Act, particularly in regards to ending discrimination by the government, he also believed "in freedom" and "private ownership." When asked if "it would be okay for Dr. King not to be served at the counter at Woolworth's," Paul responded that such action would be "abhorrent" but implied he would support the private owner's right to discriminate.
Racial discrimination by private actors is prohibited by both Title II and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act.
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Obama addressed the tense protests that followed the death of Brown -- an unarmed teen who was killed by police in Ferguson, Missouri -- in an August 15 statement that called for "healing," "peace and calm."
The August 15 edition of Fox & Friends promptly suggested Obama may have gone too far by noting that there is "no excuse for police to use excessive force against peaceful protesters." In a teasing segment, an on-air graphic asked if the president was "choosing sides." Fox News legal analyst Peter Johnson Jr. later argued that Obama "may have chosen a side too quickly with regard to this issue of excessive force." Though Johnson acknowledged that Obama "did to some extent" invoke reason, he concluded that "the shadings in his statements ... set an atmosphere -- unfortunately, I think -- for continued discord and possibly violence in such a community":
JOHNSON: Well, I don't know if he jumped in too quickly. He may have chosen a side too quickly with regard to this issue of excessive force and with regard to the police being an assaultive force on protesters. What I expect, and I think a lot of Americans expect, is the president to invoke the rule of law, to invoke reason. He did to some extent. But if you look at the shadings in his statements, he's clearly made a statement that the police were acting in an excessive way, that they were violating rights not only of the protesters, but of reporters on the scene. So when you do so, you set a scene and you set an atmosphere --unfortunately, I think -- for continued discord and possibly violence in such a community.
But the portion of Obama's statement that Fox & Friends aired during the segment was deceptively clipped to hide the fact that Obama also condemned "violence against police" as well as "excessive force against peaceful protests." Fox spliced together the Obama's comments that "I know that many Americans have been deeply disturbed by the images we've seen in the heartland of our country, as police have clashed with people protesting" and "There's also no excuse for police to use excessive force against peaceful protests," skipping over the portion of his statement that condemned violence against police (the portions Fox aired are in bold):
Now, second, I want to address something that's been in the news over the last couple of days and that's the situation in Ferguson, Missouri. I know that many Americans have been deeply disturbed by the images we've seen in the heartland of our country, as police have clashed with people protesting. Today, I'd like us all to take a step back and think about how we're going to be moving forward.
There is never an excuse for violence against police, or for those who would use this tragedy as a cover for vandalism or looting. There's also no excuse for police to use excessive force against peaceful protests, or to throw protestors in jail for lawfully exercising their First Amendment rights. And here, in the United States of America, police should not be bullying or arresting journalists who are just trying to do their jobs and report to the American people on what they see on the ground. Put simply, we all need to hold ourselves to a high standard, particularly those of us in positions of authority.
I know that emotions are raw right now in Ferguson and there are certainly passionate differences about what has happened. There are going to be different accounts of how this tragedy occurred. There are going to be differences in terms of what needs to happen going forward. That's part of our democracy. But let's remember that we're all part of one American family. We are united in common values, and that includes belief in equality under the law; a basic respect for public order and the right to peaceful public protest; a reverence for the dignity of every single man, woman and child among us; and the need for accountability when it comes to our government.
So now is the time for healing. Now is the time for peace and calm on the streets of Ferguson.
Even Fox News' Geraldo Rivera disagreed with this assessment. In a later segment, he pushed back against a similar suggestion from Fox & Friends host Elisabeth Hasselbeck, noting that Obama "tried his best to do a measured presentation."
Conspiracy website WND is using Robin Williams' recent suicide to try to sell DVDs about celebrities using "demonic" powers to gain stardom.
On August 14, WND reprinted an excerpt of an opinion piece by Joe Schimmel that argues Williams used the help of "demonic powers" that "aided him on stage," but these "insidious forces" eventually "drove him to suicide":
Everybody is currently talking about Robin Williams and his tragic suicide. Many are puzzled as to how a man, who made so many people laugh, could be so depressed that he would violently end his life. What people are not learning is the deeper truth about the insidious forces that tormented Robin Williams and drove him to suicide.
Robin Williams acknowledged that he had opened himself up to transformative demonic powers that aided him on stage. Without the aid of such demonic powers, it is likely that you would have never have heard of Robin Williams and many other famous celebrities. Williams also recognized that these powers had manifested a very evil influence on stage and that there could be a hefty price to pay for their assistance.
At the end of the excerpt -- the full piece is published at "Good Fight Ministries" -- WND links to its website store with the text, "Is Satan using music to corrupt our youth? See Joe Schimmel's shocking three-hour video: 'They Sold Their Souls for Rock 'n' Roll.'"
For the "Discount Price" of $15.95, readers can purchase the "3 Hour Version" -- which has been "condensed from the best of the full 10-hour version" -- of Schimmel's movie, which argues "how Satan has been effectively using popular music to undermine God's plan for the family and ultimately heralding the coming of the Antichrist and his kingdom on earth."
The Schimmel excerpt is currently featured prominently on WND's opinion section with the headline, "Robin Williams: The Sad Truth Media Won't Tell You":
WND's Superstore regularly attempts to profit off of crass paranoia, selling products claiming President Obama's birth certificate is fake, Harry Potter is "witchcraft," and John "Lennon may well have sold his soul to the devil and that the assassination was merely Satan collecting his due."
The Tampa Tribune has pulled a controversial column that alleged Disney is indoctrinating children with its "pro-gay agenda." The column, which was highlighted by Media Matters, had also drawn criticism from gay rights activists and Florida journalists.
On August 11, Douglas MacKinnon, who is listed on the since-pulled column as "Tribune staff," argued that Disney has been engaged in an underhanded effort to wrongly "indoctrinate" children. He also contended the company is trying to subtly push an agenda through its children's programming.
The piece, titled, "Disney's pro-gay agenda is disturbing," quoted an anonymous "former Disney executive" saying, "the company has taken direct aim at children to indoctrinate them about gay lifestyles and gay marriage through shows it airs on The Disney Channel and Disney XD."
MacKinnon later added:
The former executive said one of the more subtle techniques is to incorporate the colors of the gay-pride flag in as many shots as possible. The colors are woven in as a wink and nod to the gay community and show up on shirts, hats, posters, stacked cups and rings. The practice has been picked up by other children's networks and national advertisers. Disney also pushes the gay agenda by introducing openly gay characters and couples on its children's programing. Again, that is their right, but should they be in the business of entertaining children or indoctrinating them?
As of publication, Media Matters had received no response to requests for comment from the Tribune.* The column was removed midday today.
The newspaper posted several letters to the editor critical of the column, which termed it "boring" and "hate-filled." The Tribune's "letter of the day" on August 14 also focused on the column, stating it was "disturbing."
Prior to the column's removal from the Tribune website, several gay rights activists and journalists expressed concern to Media Matters about its stereotypical and offensive arguments. Among them, Nadine Smith, founder and CEO of Equality Florida and a former Tribune reporter.
"The first time I read it I thought it was satire," said Smith, who worked at the Tribune from 1989 to 1993. "It's absurd. He's so fixated on this bizarre, paranoid fantasy that he's actually missed the larger story. Businesses are speaking up and being very visible and speaking out quite publicly for equal rights."
Laura Ingraham's opinion on the merits of a protest movement seem to vary considerably from month to month. Ingraham recently characterized protestors in Ferguson, Missouri as a "lynch mob" and downplayed the story as a "local, criminal" story, but in April the radio host helped to elevate the standoff between scofflaw rancher Cliven Bundy and federal law enforcement agents while suggesting his supporters' violent threats against the government constituted a mere "act of civil disobedience."
Police in Ferguson, Missouri are currently using heavy force to crack down on citizens protesting the shooting death of Michael Brown, an unarmed black teen, at the hands of an officer of the mostly white St. Louis County Police Department. Journalists have been arrested on baseless or suspect justifications, and events in the St. Louis suburb have exploded into a national news story.
On August 14, conservative radio host Laura Ingraham complained that the events were receiving too much attention and suggested Brown's death was nothing more than a "local, criminal" story. Ingraham, a nationally syndicated radio host and contributor for both ABC and Fox News, blamed the media for sensationalizing and nationalizing the story, claiming the media presence "perpetuates the unrest and the discontent on the ground."
"You bring in the satellite trucks," Ingraham said, "And then people start playing to the cameras on scene."
Ingraham's disdain extended to the protestors, whom she grotesquely equated to a "lynch mob."
Ingraham struck a much different tone earlier this year, when racist Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy refused to comply with court orders instructing him to remove his trespassing cattle from federal land.


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THEATRE / The glitter of acid-etched gilt: Paul Taylor on Bill Alexander's production of Volpone in Birmingham
Thursday 10 June 1993
The most recent staging of Jonson's great satire (by the English Shakespeare Company in 1990) reduced the play to a clueless Carry On Up The Grand Canal, obscuring the dark energies at work in this piece. Venice seemed to have been re-imagined as a jolly end-of-the-pier-style Blackpool. Volpone's lusted-after treasure, wheeled on in supermarket trolleys, was just a tawdry load of trinkets with none of the compulsive, glitteringly sterile appeal that has made it such a false god. You'd never have guessed that Volpone is one of the most astringent comedies every written.
Alexander's production, which is set in Edwardian Venice, has the play's true measure and pulls off the considerable trick of filling the vast cavern of the Rep's main stage in ways that are thematically thoughtful as well as eye-catching. At the start Mosca, the parasite (Gerard Murphy), flings back huge tiles on the floor of Volpone's bedchamber to reveal sunken pits of dazzling golden booty. Exhibiting the folly of the greed-crazed, Voltore (Charles Millham), one of the legacy-hunters, attempts to warm his hands in the gold's deceptive glare. The stairs down which they make their clattering entrances to the sick room also help drolly expose the avidity of these human vultures.
When the play ventures into the outside world, Volpone's kinky Klimt-esque screen is whisked away to reveal a canal- side cafe patronised by a score of extras and surmounted by a huge bridge that doubles as the public gallery in the court scenes. In an additional touch to demonstrate the hero's talent for heartless improvisation, Bernard Horsfall's Volpone gets out of a scrape by coolly hijacking the white stick and dark glasses of a blind man who then topples into the Grand Canal. The design allows for business that's revealing as well as space-filling. The self-regarding priggishness of the 'virtuous' Bonario (Max Gold) is beautifully underlined here by having him insist on following Mosca at a safe, unincriminating distance, like some coy sexual pick-up. On the complexities of Kit Surrey's large set, the parasite is then able to lead him a pretty dance.
Murphy's fine Mosca has a provokingly unfussed air and he swears devoted loyalty to each of the dupes in a manner that almost dares them to perceive its blatant insincerity. He clearly gains a deadpan enjoyment from seeing how avarice prevents them seeing through the elaborate schemes. Therein lies the morally unbalancing difference between the tricksters and their victims. Volpone and Mosca are in it for the game as well as the gold. The gulls, as instanced by Jamie Newall's grotesque Corvino (dementedly distrustful, yet prepared in the end to prostitute his wife), are all stupid cupidity. With a fine display of roguish finger-wagging and pointed phrasing, a calm, sinister Murphy also conveys well how, after the first brush with the law, Mosca plays on his master's insecurity, urging caution to incite him to its disastrous opposite.
To emphasise that even the Venetian judges aren't exempt from corruption, Nicholas Hytner's production showed them, at the end, scavenging like grave-desecrators in Volpone's treasure pits. A sense of this is about the only thing missing from Alexander's acute, enjoyable account.
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