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Not Biased? CNN Has Obama Donor Bill Maher Guest Host for Piers Morgan
The next time CNN denies having any liberal bias, it will have to explain having liberal Obama donor Bill Maher guest-hosting on Friday night during prime-time. Not only is Maher an avowed Obama-supporter, but he has made headlines spewing vitriol against conservative women – and still CNN has made him a welcome guest on multiple occasions.
On Friday's Piers Morgan Tonight, Maher hosted "Family Guy" creator Seth MacFarlane for a liberal chat where both praised Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn.) and lauded "great guy" Jimmy Carter, along with slamming the "culture wars" and the "outrage industry" on the right. [Video below the break. Audio here.]
Maher touted Franken as one of the "funniest senators ever," and MacFarlane called him a "good guy" and added that "you don't get a sense that he's sold out to the machine." In regards to Jimmy Carter, both adulated him and Maher claimed he "never fired a shot" in office. "[T]here's an example of guy who -- clearly we both have enormous respect for, very religious man," MacFarlane cooed.
MacFarlane also mocked some states' efforts to require ultrasounds for women before abortions. "What is it now, you have to view a hologram of Tupac before you can get an abortion?" he quipped.
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"[I]t's a mindset that's so foreign to me. I don't get it," he continued ranting. "And I have to think that a lot of it is – you know, you've talked about the outrage industry on your show. I think it's that we're just looking for things to rile people up about," said the creator of a show that has certainly riled up no shortage of people over the years.
MacFarlane also stood by his remarks about the government needing to force people to recycle. "[T]hat's the government's job, is to – is to, like it or not, force us to do things we don't want to do that will ultimately help us all," he insisted. Both he and Maher agreed that the government forcing higher taxes on the rich is "how bridges stay up."
A partial transcript of the interview, which aired on Piers Morgan Tonight on June 1 at 9:07 p.m. EDT, is as follows:
BILL MAHER: Let me ask you about politics, because I know you care a lot. I don't think it's any secret, you're for Obama, but most progressives are to one degree or another disappointed. That's what we hear all the time. Are you disappointed? What are you disappointed in?
SETH MACFARLANE: I feel like if I knew, if I was in those little rooms or those big rooms –
MAHER: If you knew what he knew.
MACFARLANE: If I knew what was going on, I would be able to more effectively answer that question. I don't know, because I – you know, I remember talking to Al Franken at one point, who said, you know, it's a lot harder than you think to get anything done. It --
MAHER: More than ever.
MACFARLANE: – like if I went in there, you know, and he's, in my opinion, one of the --
MAHER: Funniest senators ever.
MACFARLANE: Exactly. But he's a -- you talk to him and he's able – he's still – he's a human being and you don't get a sense that he's sold out to the machine. He's a good guy. And he's very candid about it. He says it's very hard to get things done. And so I don't know. I mean, I think in the simplest –
MAHER: But gay marriage, he turned on that. I mean, that was – that is one of your –
MACFARLANE: How much of that was our friend, Biden? I don't know.
MAHER: Right. Well, it was, a lot. But he – at the end of the day, he did seem to do the right thing, and I know that's a big cause with you.
MAHER: So what do you think about the fact that this election was supposedly all about the economy? But the culture wars, sort of reared their ugly head. I mean, we have a lot of discussion about war on women, but we talked about contraception in this election, which I never thought would come up in 2012.
MACFARLANE: Yep. What is it now, you have to view a hologram of Tupac before you can get an abortion? It's that what's --
MAHER: No, no, no, you're speaking about the vaginal probe.
MACFARLANE: Ah, yes, the vaginal probe.
MAHER: But really, I mean, this is -- I mean, there are laws that have been proposed in a number of states for things like that. What is your –
MACFARLANE: That's where I feel disconnected from the rest of my species. I don't – I can't begin to comment because I don't understand – it's a mindset that's so foreign to me. I don't get it. And I have to think that a lot of it is -- you know, you've talked about the outrage industry on your show. I think it's that we're just looking for things to rile people up about. I wonder how many people who are advocating those sorts of procedures truly believe that this is what we should be expending our energy on. I –
MAHER: And what should we – I would guess you would say the environment.
MACFARLANE: The environment.
MAHER: You care a lot about that. But I've also heard you say that the government needs to force you to recycle.
MACFARLANE: Yeah, I do think that. I – there are things that we know – it's the argument that -- relates to the argument that people make when you – that conservatives make when you say, gosh, we should tax the rich and they say, well then why don't you just write a check. You know? Well, because it's not enough. If every rich guy was going to do that, great, but it's not going to happen. Somebody – that's the government's job, is to – is to, like it or not, force us to do things we don't want to do that will ultimately help us all. And I'm sure I'll be called a socialist for that last comment.
MAHER: Conservatives hear that when they hear the word government needs to –
MACFARLANE: But that's how bridges stay up.
MAHER: Right. That's exactly how bridges stay up.
MACFARLANE: You know, Jimmy Carter, for example, born-again Christian –
MAHER: Great guy.
MACFARLANE: Great guy, who's a guy I –
MAHER: Never fired a shot.
MACFARLANE: No, no.
MAHER: As president.
MACFARLANE: Yeah. And I mean, there's an example of guy who -- clearly we both have enormous respect for, very religious man.
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I can't BELIEVE they did that.
Submitted by Annie Ashe Fields on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 2:54pm.
NOTHING but EPIC bad news for CNN lately... and they decide to load up the kamikaze plane with the c-word pilot?
What a PIG of choice.
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I don't see why having Maher on CNN is a big deal.
Submitted by Rush Fan on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 8:06pm.
Why would you not expect CNN, a biased Leftist network, owned by Time Warner, a Leftist-run conglomerate, to open their arms to a fellow Leftist? Every Leftist news outlet, from print to television, claim they are not biased.
Why should you be surprised? One of the basic characteristics of the Left is that they lie and are hypocrites.
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Morally bankrupt network...
Submitted by Soldat44 on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 11:54pm.
Morally bankrupt network...
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Observe the Neo-Lib....
Submitted by adamsmith on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 2:57pm.
circular firing squad draw itself yet tighter....The more they expose themselves for what and who they are, the quicker the S.S. Obamalinsky starts its decent into the abyss...........
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That's so cute. They even finish each other's sentences.
Submitted by SickofLibs on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 3:02pm.
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Good evening SoL
Submitted by cocodrie on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 3:10pm.
That's because they're behind each other 100%
Jesus Loves You so much He died for you
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Didn't see the show
Submitted by Tugboat Phil on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 3:06pm.
Did Maher have any t**ts or c**nts as guests?
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Is CNN nihilistic?
Submitted by Galvanic on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 3:22pm.
With ratings diving downward, they hire the caustic Bill Maher to guest host for Brit-fluff Piers Morgan to do a bitch session with the creator of Family Guy. Woo-hoo, as they say.
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They're down 50% in viewers from a year ago....
Submitted by nonncom on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 4:43pm.
trying to drive off the other 50% with donkey face....LOL....
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Ratings are not the most important criteria for a Leftist media
Submitted by Rush Fan on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 10:21pm.
network. Leftism is as much a religion to the Left as Catholicism and Judaism. As long as CNN has an avenue to promote their Leftist/Democrat agenda, they are doing G-d's work.
Moreover, their cohorts in the Leftist media are proud of CNN for not backing down in the face of adverse ratings. Expect CNN to receive an Emmy or at the very least a GLAAD award for CNN's continuous promotion of all things gay, lesbian and transgender.
Bless CNN for sticking to their Leftist agenda until the very end, when they are purchased by a Conservative and transformed into the Conservative News Network.
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Watch closely
Submitted by jon_torlin on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 3:32pm.
CNN, thy name is desperation.
Watch, everyone, as this train wreck continues to occur.
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Bill Mohair's lexical challenge
Submitted by CO2Maker on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 3:43pm.
How could Mohair conduct a conversation without his trusty lexicon of c-, t-, and b-words? Or his adjective of choice, f-ing?
Maybe he thought the network was C-word, N-word, 'nuther N-word.
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Trouble with that...
Submitted by AgentAmerican on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 4:05pm.
...it was on CNN. Nobody watched it. I just now found out by reading Newsbusters.
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Gee, Rush must have been too
Submitted by golfer88 on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 4:17pm.
Gee, Rush must have been too busy to guest host that night...
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Maher just became a part owner of the New York Mets
Submitted by OxyCon on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 4:55pm.
Contact Major League Baseball and let them have it for allowing this misogynist pig to become an owner.
MLB condones calling women tw*ts, c*nts, sl*ts and wh*res if they let this stand unchallenged.
How can the Mets have a Family Night promotion after allowing this despicable person to become a part owner?
Major League Baseball used to represent wholesome values. Now they promote calling women tw#ts and c#nts.
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John Rocker was hounded out of baseball because ---
Submitted by matthewdean on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 5:07pm.
he wasn't politically correct; but then, he was neither a liberal nor a progressive.
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You old fool
Submitted by 4for4 on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 5:14pm.
Rocker ERA'ed himself out of baseball.
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Right, 4for4, you liberal turdbreath,--
Submitted by matthewdean on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 5:42pm.
the left side's self righteous angst and loud wailing over what Rocker said had nothing to do with his athletic demise.
In addition to having bad breath, you are a putz,
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MD, 4for4 gives turds a bad name.
Submitted by UpNorth on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 8:35pm.
He does, however, make putzes everywhere proud.
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UpNorth ---
Submitted by matthewdean on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 9:37pm.
He's just another lib troll who will never, ever, see the light or get it right.
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In all fairness MD
Submitted by LinTaylor on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 9:56pm.
Speaking as an Atlanta native and a staunch Libertarian, Rocker was just plain an idiot. Even if he felt that way, he should have realized that you don't say that kind of thing in a nationally-published magazine and not expect some kind of backlash (even if he has the right to say it).
Besides, he wasn't that good of a pitcher anyhow, so it's not like that was a great loss anyhow.
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Understood, Lin Taylor, but by the same token, ---
Submitted by matthewdean on Tue, 06/05/2012 - 1:45am.
I never considered that what John Rocker had to say in that particular instance was anything other than the truth.
It was not the same as going too far with free speech by screaming out "fire" in a crowded theater (though I have always considered that a bogus "example" - someone should raise the alarm); the aftermath of what Rocker voiced, idiotic to do so or not, was merely another situation in which political correctness ran amok.
Rocker may not have been a loss to the world of baseball - but had he been a minority and gone on that kind of rant, I seriously doubt anyone would have said Jack S--- about it.
Just another smack down of someone who had the temerity to tell it like it is.
Apparently, because the truth can sometimes be an ugly thing, there are those who choose to go after those who speak that truth, however ungraciously, rather than either facing up to that truth or admitting that it exists.
That is why political correctness has been allowed to ruin this country.
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Meanwhile, Rush Limbaugh
Submitted by Radical1979 on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 6:19pm.
who has never used those vile terms in reference to women, was unable to buy into an NFL team.
Hopefully the Mets face a severe backlash over this. I don't care who they're playing, their games won't be seen in my house.
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Submitted by 4for4 on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 8:11pm.
Never referred to the women of our US Military as sluts for accepting taxpayer funded contraception? Someone cut class early today.
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He was referring to Fluke you moron.
Submitted by Radical1979 on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 8:19pm.
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No worries Rad
Submitted by Boudin on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 8:28pm.
This is one of the reasons why the Mets are perennial losers. I bet they even let ol Pig Mahar address the team.
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The Hypocrite Twins.
Submitted by drsamherman on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 5:20pm.
They care about the environment, yet they don't mind taking private jets to anywhere or being driven somewhere in a large Chevy Suburban with just two people (themselves & the driver) in the car.
They absolutely abhor guns and believe they should be banned. Of course, they need them for "personal protection" and their bodyguards carry them.
They advocate income redistribution yet don't give a dime to charity unless it benefits them with good publicity.
They are considered "important commentators" until they say something stupid, misogynist and bigoted and then suddenly liberals re-label them as "just comedians" and complain that their targets don't have a sense of humor. Jokes about liberals are off limits because they have no sense of humor about themselves.
They consider themselves to be open-minded, free of hatred and bigotry, and yet they use the worst racial, ethnic and gender stereotypes and language around as part of their "humor".
About the only thing they are faithful to is their own public self-image, which is to say they are narcissists and attention-addicts of the worst kind.
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not so biased??
Submitted by ohio granny on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 6:09pm.
This is CNN style journalism on display. Guess they want to lose even more viewers.
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Not much difference
Submitted by Rasmus on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 7:20pm.
You either get a pinheaded Brit who says whatever it takes to try to boost his stature and ratings, or an obscene, pathetic little twit who says whatever it takes to try to boost his stature and ratings. Both fail. I don't care how much money they make, or how many parties they go to with hoity-toity celebrities. They're both losers as human beings.
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Donnie Osmond and Donkeyface
Submitted by Cactus Kurt on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 7:22pm.
errrr, McFarland and Maher are predictable and boring. Why would anyone watch their drivel when you already know the script? At least Piers Morgan isn't cliche-ridden and predictable. Amateurish at best from two purported "funnymen". Nothing but a pathetic stoke-fest.
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Submitted by bobsmom on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 7:58pm.
they offer a guest host position to the likes of Mark Levin, Ann Coulter, Laura Ingraham, I may tune in. But, allow me to counter Morgan's Brit status with Mark Steyn, he'd garner ratings for CNN that they've not seen since the Shock and Awe days.
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"[T]hat's the government's
Submitted by LinTaylor on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 9:53pm.
"[T]hat's the government's job, is to – is to, like it or not, force us to do things we don't want to do that will ultimately help us all."
Why am I not surprised that this came out of the mouth of the "genius" behind Family Guy, a show where anyone even remotely right from center is portrayed as a combination of Hitler, Dracula, and Darth Vader?
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No noticable change in
Submitted by John21 on Tue, 06/05/2012 - 8:13am.
No noticable change in intellect or material. Propaganda and lies are universal in the far left.
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Karhoff was 7 of 9 from the field, Carter was 8 of 9 and Justin Simmons, who scored 16, was 7 of 12 for the Mavericks (5-14, 2-5 Summit League), who shot 62 percent from the floor. Alex Phillips chipped in 15 points on 6-of-7 shooting.
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When you ask for a water cup at fastfood and fill it with soda instead, thus getting a soda you didn't pay for.
I didn't have enough for a drink So I pulled an okie doke.
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When the doctor said he had just a few days to live his response was, "Okie-Doke".
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Examine themes and theories of conflict analysis and conflict transformation with a focus on social memory studies, transitional justice, and international intervention.
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The program is based in Serbia's capital, Belgrade, the country's cultural, political, and economic center. Capital of the former Yugoslavia, Belgrade remains the largest metropolitan city in southeast Europe and is home to numerous activist groups and human rights organizations. A vibrant and dynamic city, Belgrade is very important to the study of post-conflict transformation in the Balkans.
While in Belgrade, students will live with host families and attend classes at the Faculty of Media and Communications (FMK), Singidunum University. Students will have the chance to explore the city's cultural centers, museums, and, markets while uncovering the city's socialist past.
Explore processes of post-war transformation
Through the program's thematic seminars students examine processes of post-war change. Topics of study include:
- The "making and breaking" of Yugoslavia
- Serbia in the 1990s: International sanctions and the NATO bombing
- Serbia after Milosevic
- Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH) after Dayton
- Kosovo: a look from Serbia and from Kosovo
- Peace and conflict: theory and practice in the Balkans
Learn more about the program's coursework.
Students engage with academics from institutions such as the University of Belgrade, Serbia; the University of Prishtina, Kosovo; the University of Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina; and the Faculty of Media and Communications (FMK), Singidunum University, Serbia.
Students also meet with representatives from leading NGOs such as The Youth Initiative for Human Rights in Serbia, Kosovo, and BiH; the Humanitarian Law Center, Serbia; Levizja FOL, Kosovo; and The International Commission on Missing Persons, BiH.
Take advantage of interactive workshops
Students engage in interactive workshops as part of the program's thematic seminar. Possible themes and sites include:
- The Center for Peacebuilding in Sanski Most, BiH (identity and peacebuilding)
- Dah Theatre, Belgrade, Serbia (theater and street activism)
- Musicians without Borders, Sarajevo, BiH
Acquire critical field studies skills
Through the Research Methods and Ethics course, students learn a variety of methodologies that prepare them to undertake primary research on critical issues and topics relating to peace and conflict studies. Students develop research skills and approaches that are used for their Independent Study Project. Specific focus is placed on themes such as Orientalism and Balkanism as well as the ethical concerns related to conducting research in post-conflict societies.
Independent Study Project
Students spend the last four weeks of the program focused on an Independent Study Project (ISP) in Serbia, Bosnia, or Kosovo. Students may focus on issues related to post-conflict transformation, memory studies, genocide studies, or human rights, applying the concepts and skills learned in the Research Methods and Ethics course and the thematic seminars. Sample ISP topic areas include:
- Islam in Bosnia-Herzegovina
- Roma narratives of discrimination, in the city of Nis, Serbia
- The effect of Kosovo's declaration of independence on Serbian political parties
- Youth perceptions of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) in Serbia and Croatia
- Human rights activism in Serbia and LGBT issues
- Dealing with the past
- Street art and street activism in Belgrade
- Yugonostalgia in Belgrade and Sarajevo
Possible Community Volunteer Experiences as part of the ISP
During the ISP period, students may wish to pursue community volunteer experiences that allow them to take a more active role in the issues they are researching. Sample community volunteer experience sites include: the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network in Belgrade, the Dah Theatre in Belgrade, the Youth Initiative for Human Rights in Sarajevo, and the Center for Peacebuilding in Sanski Most. These opportunities are varied. Students assume an assorted set of responsibilities according to their skills, interests, and needs.
Students frequently use their ISPs as a jumping-off point for more advanced research for their senior thesis, Fulbright and Rhodes scholarship applications, or graduate school work.
Duration: 15 weeks
Program Base: Belgrade
Language Study: Serbian/Bosnian/Croatian
Prerequisites: None
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ALLEN - What better way to get into the big game spirit than a little bit of football the day before the Super Bowl?
On Saturday, North Texas will host its own "big game" -- Texas vs. the Nation All-Star Challenge at Allen Eagle Stadium in Allen.
This all-star game will draw over 250 NFL scouts looking to sign the next big pro talent. College seniors from across the country will be playing their best to impress the scouts and coaches.
"I can guarantee that people will be watching the future of the NFL at this game," said Chairman and CEO of Texas vs. the Nation Kenny Hansmire. "At least 97 percent of these players will sign NFL contracts after this game."
The game is made up of a "Texas" team composed of players who went to high school or college in Texas and a "Nation" team composed of players from across the country. Former Dallas Cowboy Bill Bates will coach the Texas team, and Howard Schellenberger will coach the Nation team.
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By Mark Hansen
In 2002, lawyers filed what should have been a routine wrongful death suit on behalf of a 7-year-old Romanian girl who had watched in horror as her mother was crushed under the wheels of a Greyhound bus.
But 11 years later, as the Chicago Tribune (sub. req.) reports, that suit has turned out to be anything but routine.
The case, which is still in limbo, has spawned 13 other lawsuits; more than two dozen appeals; allegations of unethical behavior and conflicts of interest on the part of some prominent Chicago lawyers; and some possibly dicey decisions by at least one of Cook County's most powerful judges.
Along the way, it has a created a legal morass so extraordinary that one judge called it "one of the most unholy messes" he'd ever seen.
The case began with a bus accident in 2002 which killed Claudia Zvunca, a 31-year-old Romanian woman who had recently settled in Chicago with her new husband and her 7-year-old daughter, Cristina. It was settled for $2.1 million in 2010–about a quarter of the amount one of the many judges on the case had valued it at–but the settlement was thrown out last May by a state appellate court and is now being appealed to the Illinois Supreme Court.
The appeals court has also referred the matter to the state Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission, saying it should investigate the actions of some of the lawyers in the case, including accusations that Zvunca's widower's lawyer, David Novoselsky, may have fabricated the claims in a federal lawsuit against Jeanine Stevens, the lead lawyer in the case.
Novoselsky had filed the suit against Stevens, who had Cristina living with her at one point, alleging fraud and child abuse. Although he claimed to have filed the suit on behalf of the Zvunca family, family members later said they had no knowledge of the filing. Novoselsky denies any wrongdoing. He is facing eight counts of unethical conduct in a case pending before the disciplinary commission.
Cristina, now 19 and living in Romania, told the Tribune the court system has failed her.
"This case destroyed my life," she said. "In 12 years, we did not receive justice."
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She was born in Plattsburgh on June 22, 1937, the daughter of Wilfred and Agnes (Fountain) Rivers.
Theresa worked as a nurse's aide at the Clinton County Nursing Home. She enjoyed playing bingo and spending time with family and friends. Theresa was a member of St. Joseph's Church, West Chazy.
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Union workers gathered at the Bancroft building holding bright orange signs as they stood in front of a giant inflatable rat. They are protesting the use of non-union labor for construction at the Bancroft and Eddy buildings.
"We gave them the chance to hire some local guys and they turned us down," said Chris Taylor with Michigan Laborers Local 1098.
A management company based out of Ohio purchased the buildings. The company said it will invest $5 million into downtown Saginaw. Work is currently under way.
"I am in complete shock that the laborer's union is picketing in front of this vital and important project to the city of Saginaw. We have hired local residents on this project and we are committed to creating long-term employment for the local economy," said project manager Luann Stockfleth.
A representative with the Laborers Union said he contacted the company about hiring local union workers but they declined.
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Raising Girls author Steve Biddulph. Photo: Steve Lunam
There are few more-credible voices in this country on the subject of rearing boys and young men than psychologist Steve Biddulph, so when his latest tome Raising Girls turned his focus to females, attention was bound to be paid.
After the book was released in January this year, I was surprised by the tone of some reviews, including one by Kate Figes that ended with the sentiment "it might only be once a man starts talking about these issues their importance moves to centre stage".
Another critique vapoured the heavy air of offence being taken; that it was perhaps inappropriate for a man, even one as professionally esteemed as Biddulph, to opine on the subject and folly to think anyone could cover such a complex topic in 250 pages.
Having written extensively about men, women and gender, I know you can't help offending people, no matter how good your intentions or how carefully you phrase them.
Some people, particularly feminist bloggers and men's rights activists, only see shit in their sandbox when you dare to venture into areas that have obviously caused them pain and frustration.
Often, you can offend both groups at once, as evidenced by the fact I'll get back-to-back emails from readers accusing me of misogyny and being a "feminist mangina" about the very same article or post.
Biddulph, however, has bravely waded into fraught territory. As the father of a three-and-half-year-old girl, I found his book in turns gripping - when it specifically addressed many of my own challenges as a parent - and informative.
Mostly, however, it was hugely comforting in its message parenthood is not a one-shot deal, and we have lots of chances to get it right and raise daughters who are "wise, warm and strong".
Irish reviewer Hugo McCafferty made the point back in May "having a daughter is the most amazing thing, but it's also terrifying for a father."
"There's no point of reference, I know exactly how to treat a boy. Even in his most angst-filled teenage years I'll just know when to push the issue or when to leave him alone, because I was there too and all I have to do is remember."
But with girls, says McCafferty, "all help is welcome".
I strongly concur and, as I've done many times in the past with Biddulph's other works, I'd like to share some of his words with you in the hope they'll spur you to pick up what I found to be an important and wise book.
One of his insights that rang particularly true with me was his breakdown of girlhood into five stages:
1. Security - 'Am I safe and loved' (birth - 2 years)
"As people respond to her needs, both physical and emotional," writes Biddulph, "growth hormones, instead of stress hormones, flood her body and brain. She instinctively knows she is loved and safe. And she carries that inside her, always."
2. Exploring - 'Is the world a fun and interesting place?' (2 - 5 years)
"She thinks, if people are going to stay close and care for me, I can relax and check out the toys, play in the garden, toddle across the grass, mess about with dirt and stones and leaves."
3. People skills - 'Can I get along with others?' (5 - 10 years)
"She discovers she is not the centre of the universe."
4. Finding her soul - 'Can I discover my deep-down self and what makes me truly happy?' (10 - 14 years)
"When your daughter gains identity through doing, and believing, and strengthening her inner world, she will be freed from the need for approval that haunts many teenage girls and makes them conformist and dull."
5. Preparing for adulthood - 'Can I take responsibility for my own life?' (14 - 18 years)
"By steadying herself, and by receiving the welcome and support of older women, she can leave behind childishness and harmful gullibility, be accountable, connected to consequences, and proactive in making her life worthwhile. While life itself can deliver this realisation to a girl, leaving it to chance is a hazardous and unreliable way for this to happen," writes Biddulph.
I'm sure many of you will recognise these or similar stages in children you know, perhaps even yourself. Biddulph also suggests that under stress, all of us are liable to "drop back a stage or two".
"Think of those days when you just don't want to get out of bed ... or deal with people - that's quite normal from time to time," he writes, and it's perfectly normal for young girls to do the same.
The stages are also not set in stone either, says Biddulph: "The nature of human beings is we can often recover things we missed out on, by getting them down the track."
Thankfully, I'm pretty sure my daughter hasn't missed anything so far, but what I found most reassuring about this first part of Biddulph's book is it gave me a rough map of what to expect from my child in the years to come.
And as all men know - "it's always easier when you have a map!" writes Biddulph.
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Massachusetts Archaeology Month provides many opportunities to learn about the peoples who inhabited Massachusetts in the past and to get your hands dirty in archaeology. There are events for all ages and interests. If you are a teacher, you might be interested in the Massachusetts Historical Commission's (MHC) new program, "An Archaeologist in the Classroom." Throughout the month of October on weekdays, an archaeologist at the MHC can make a virtual appearance in your classroom to talk about archaeology and answer questions from the class. Contact Jennifer Poulsen at the MHC to make an appointment for her virtual visit (suggested for grades 3-6).
The subject of this year's Archaeology Month poster and calendar cover is the continuing archaeological investigation of the Hassanamesit Woods sites in Grafton (see event listing in Grafton and the summary at the end of this calendar for more information). These sites were occupied by Nipmuc families in the 18th and 19th centuries. The discoveries made by the archaeologists are helping to fill the gaps in the written records about these historic period Nipmucs, as well as dispelling erroneous descriptions written by European-Americans at the time. Today, it is common practice for archaeologists to consult with descendants of the Native American sites that they are excavating, resulting in collaborative efforts in interpreting the archaeological findings and creating new foundations for the past.
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What a difference ONE PERSON can make....
Last week, after the humiliating performance the Vikings put in against the Bears, I let loose. I blasted the team from the top down...mostly out of pure, unadulterated frustration.
But, you know, the more I read about Zygi Wilf and what he's doing in Minnesota, the more I like him. He's bringing something to this franchise that we haven't had in a LOOOOOONG time....hope for the future.
I, like many of you, believe that we are seeing the final throes of the Red *never met a rodent I didn't like....to sleep with* McCombs era. This was brought on prematurely by the fact that Wilf actually CARES about this team. Had he been another "out for the $$$" owner, many of our inadequacies likely wouldn't have been brought to light so quickly...or resolved so directly.
Sure, we're suffering NOW...but I have hope. If Zygi follows through on what he's talking now, we - as Viking fans - are going to be treated to one of the best organizations in the NFL. A team we can be proud of again.
So, while we may not win on Sunday, I have confidence that we - as fans - will eventually win over all...because of one man. Zygi Wilf. granted, most owners who replace deadbeats get a heroes welcome....Red *wears women's undergarments* McCombs did when he bought the Vikes.
But something tells me that THIS guy...unlike the tard we just got rid of...is the real deal. And THAT is the difference I'm talking about. We're 1-4, and while I'm not tickled about it, I believe that our future is brighter now than it has been in a long, long time.
Thanks Zygi.
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Re: What a difference ONE PERSON can make....
There is always hope, my man! :grin:
Especially after Red *the squirrel massager* Mccombs left the building, as you stated. I feel better already.
Looks like a lot of people have given up on the Vikes already for the season. HOW MANY GAMES ARE LEFT???????????:scratch:
Geez, you think that we were already at 10 losses for the season. :roll:
I am ready for a Vikes win this weekend, that is for sure.
Dumbpepper plays much better at home. It must have something to do with having his blankie at home. :lol:
I am a little miffed at the run defense this year. What the heck has happened to the "Animal"? His play is not up to the caliber of his first two years. Crapola is all I have to say.
Re: What a difference ONE PERSON can make....
I couldn,t agree with you more cain.The success of the future is being paid for now by dealing with and fixing all the FU#$-ups of Red. It took him a few years to screw it up and it won,t be fixed overnight. However,that said.I think your really going to see the defense excert it,self from here on out.Just have a feeling.If winning isn,t everything,why keep score?
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Re: What a difference ONE PERSON can make....
I have the same sentiments. Redneck was bad news from the start. If Zygi's actions are the same as his words the Vikes will once again be a proud organization.
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The one positive I see from this scandal & the 1-4 start, is that it will expedite Wilfs goal to make this a world class organization in a lot shorter time period.
What might otherwise have been a long process over a number of years to weed out some players & staff, will happen much more quickly.
The hiring of a Security Officer & the push to complete the new "Code of Conduct" just to name two.
I would rather see 1 bad year that results in a massive straightening up of the organization, than to watch it happen over a span of years.
When the dust settles & Wilf has done his handy-work, our organization will be the better for it.
Wilf will become one of the most respected owners in the league & the Vikings will rise once again to be a world class organization.
"If at first you don't succeed, parachuting is not for you"
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I'm cautiously optimistic. I like many of the things he has said, but as the saying goes, "actions speak louder than words". Right now, he is saying all the things we want and need to hear. My skeptism could be greatly deminished by his actions once the investigation is over. If he severly punishes those who are responsible, regardless who they are, I will give him my total trust.
I do agree though that the future does appear brighter today than it has in a long time.I used to be indecisive, now I m not so sure!
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I agree, CynicalVike (darn, and I promised my wife I'd try to have a more positive attitude!) Zygi has said and done the right things for the team so far. I hope there is more to come!
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What the heck has happened to the "Animal"? His play is not up to the caliber of his first two years. Crapola is all I have to say.
"This is my timey-wimey detector. It goes ding when there's stuff."
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May not agreed with yah on one post yah made Caine, but i agree with yah here 110%. Zygi is gonna bring us to the promised land, that i gurantee. I bet my friend 1k that in 3 years or less, including this year that we will appear in the SB AND WIN! /hats off to a post i can agree with and a morale booster at that.
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Fucking right Caine! Let's win on Sunday guys.. Beat those Packers down!
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After he suffered what Mariners trainers called a "lower back cramp" during last week's start against the Royals, Felix Hernandez has apparently been dealing with pain for longer than anyone would like to admit.
As a result, the Mariners have scratched him from Wednesday's scheduled start against the Astros. It is the second consecutive start that Felix has missed, as his Sunday game was also pushed back for precautionary measures. Then, on Saturday, there was more stiffness in a flat-ground throwing session, so they decided to just wait.
Official word is that the issue isn't serious, and according to Greg Johns of MLB.com, the move is primarily a precautionary measure to ensure the 26 year old doesn't inflame a minor injury, creating a major issue. We should apparently hear more from Eric Wedge before tonight's game.
It's always scary to hear about moves in the abstract like this, especially when they involve someone like Felix. But as tight-lipped as the Mariners usually are about these things, it sounds like this isn't anything too serious. It's not an arm issue, it's thankfully not an elbow thing, and it's September. We all want to see Felix pitch his remaining starts simply so we have something to usher us into not-baseball-time, but Felix in 2014 is a lot more important than Felix in September 2013.
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Explore Sicily's historic winemaking tradition during this picturesque half-day visit to the wine region near Mt. Etna.
Sicily is Italy's third most important wine and food destination after Tuscany and Piedmont. The distinct flavor of Sicily's wine is due to the volcanic soil from Mt. Etna, the smoldering volcano that rises nearly 11,000 feet above the sea.
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"I love how the sun paints the city," says Julio Rivas Garcia as he gazes over Quito's historic heart from the roof of the Church of La Merced.
Where we're standing, at 9,200 feet and only 15 miles from the equator, the late-afternoon sun still has the power to make 400-year-old stonework glow as though it's lit from within. Cloud shadows swoop across tiled roofs, church steeples and narrow cobblestone streets filled with cars, buses and crowds walking home from work.
In his purple silk cravat and Panama hat, Garcia cuts a dapper figure against the church's green domes and white bell tower. He specializes in guided walking tours of Quito's Old Town, as the historic district is called, and his work as a historian and volunteer restorer opens doors — such as the hip-high one we'd squeezed through a minute before, at the top of a steep wooden staircase in a dusty side room on the second floor of the church.
Garcia had insisted that I go through first. "It's different if you open the door yourself," he said.
He was right. Even if you have permission, stepping onto the roof of a church built in 1737 is a thrill slightly tinged with sacrilege. Stone stairs worn low in the middle from centuries of feet lead up and over the curves of the vaulted ceilings beneath us.
We find ourselves at the crenellated roof edge as the sun inches toward the 15,696-foot peak of Pichincha, the active volcano that looms over Ecuador's capital. Garcia points out a dozen of the 50-odd churches, chapels, convents and monasteries that fill one of the largest and best-preserved Colonial districts in Latin America.
I lived in Ecuador's capital in the 1990s while writing a guidebook to the country. I developed a serious soft spot for the city, warts and all: its vital intensity and insane cabdrivers, its spectacular mountain setting and climate of constant springtime.
Since my last visit seven years ago, the city has transformed — especially Old Town, which underwent a $200 million, seven-year facelift to celebrate its selection as the 2011 American Capital of Culture and its 30th anniversary of becoming one of the first cities to be designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The petty thieves who haunted the area are gone, the streets have been scrubbed and are better lit, and some of the vehicle traffic has been slowed and redirected. Now Old Town is clean, safe and full of new hotels, upscale restaurants and lots of new things to see and do.
It has been wonderful to see the changes, but also a little bittersweet, like bumping into a once-bitter ex who's thriving and happy without you.
Garcia, whose family roots reach back almost to the founding of the city, seems to read my mind. "Quito is very personal to me," he says. "The city has a special energy, almost like a personality."
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I had started my reacquaintance tour a week earlier, at the Plaza Grande, flanked by City Hall, the Metropolitan Cathedral and the stiff-backed guards in Colonial uniforms outside the Government Palace. Old Town's real activity center is a classic Latin American plaza, full of vendors selling snacks, musicians playing for tips and old men on benches feeding pigeons.
On the south side, the new El Quinde store and visitor center is full of high-quality local crafts, with lockers to hold any excess, and information on just about anything to do in or near the city, such as riding the double-decker sightseeing buses that recently started operating. The open-top buses drive an hourly loop among 11 stops in Old Town and the newer part of Quito, and you can hop on and off as often as you want in a day.
During "cultural nights" on Saturday evenings, another new development, you can take a guided walking or biking tour through the Colonial center, past freshly restored and illuminated historic buildings, stopping at music performances or art exhibits along the way.
I chose to head uphill to the new Yaku Museum of Water, in an old water treatment plant in the hillside neighborhood of El Placer. Supposedly built on the site of an Inca ceremonial bath, the plant is still in use, but it now also includes a museum of high-tech displays on the science of water. Groups of schoolchildren stream through rooms dedicated to bubbles, storms, currents and water conservation. The view of Old Town from the outdoor terrace, on Pichincha's lower slope, may be the best in the city.
That night was my first at the Casa Gangotena, a 1920s mansion on the west side of the plaza that recently underwent a $10 million transformation into a 31-room luxury boutique hotel. The level of service approached the ridiculous: Every time I turned around, it seemed as if someone was folding my clothes, leaving chocolates on the pillow or handing me a welcome drink made with seven Andean herbs. The windows in my second-floor room reached almost to the painted tin ceilings, opening onto a full view of the wide, gently sloping Plaza San Francisco.
Over the next few days, I found more and more surprises along the familiar streets of Old Town. At the Interactive Science Museum, a former textile factory is filled with hands-on displays explaining everything from insects to earthquakes, a subject the residents of this geologically hyperactive country are more than familiar with. (Ecuador has endured five major earthquakes in the past 100 years and boasts at least 11 active volcanoes.)
The discoveries weren't limited to Old Town. At 10,700 feet up the slope of Pichincha, I found the Hacienda Rumiloma adventure lodge, with six suites decorated in a cozy Andean-eclectic style. Each one contains handicrafts, textiles and old posters, and has a woodburning stove for the chilly nights. Horses, llamas and peacocks roam the grounds, and the complex includes a high-end restaurant with a 200-bottle wine cellar and what the owners claim is the world's highest Irish pub.
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Researchers have found a link between a pregnant woman's labor and the risk of having a child with autism. A new study from Duke Medicine found that inducing labor and increasing the strength or frequency of contractions may raise the chances of autism, especially in boys. Dr. Simon Gregory is one of the researchers. "What we found was an elevated risk of around 35% risk for males who were induced and augmented."
Autism affects approximately one in 88 children in the United States. Doctors don't know exactly what causes autism, but scientists suspect genetics and environment play a role.
Michael Rosanoff is the associate director public health research for Autism Speaks. "This study gives us another environmental factor that may be influencing risk for autism. Again, while these findings are preliminary and the risk was modest it still raises some red flags."
That's because about 20% of births in the U.S. are induced. And about 70% are augmented. But researchers caution the study doesn't show that these measures actually cause autism and that more study is needed. "What we haven't found is the reasons of the increase. It could have something to do with the circumstances of maternal health. It could be events at birth or it could be the augmentation or induction process it self," says Dr. Gregory.
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To succeed today and in the future, America's children will need to be inventive, resourceful and imaginative. The best way to foster that creativity is through arts education.—Arne Duncan, U.S. Secretary of Education
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School Teachers – eligible are arts teachers in Broward County public, charter and private schools. There are four (4) categories of awards — Dance, Music, Theater and Visual Arts and there will be one (1) Arts Teacher of the Year Award for each category
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