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Metis leaders argue for same tax benefits as other elected officials
OTTAWA - Senior leaders at Canada's largest Metis organization are vowing to keep up their fight in order to get the same tax-free treatment on their expense allowances as other people elected to public office.
They say they perform similar duties as other elected officials and should be entitled to the same benefits.
The Canada Revenue Agency disagreed in one case, prompting a lengthy battle in the Tax Court of Canada over reassessments that increased the annual taxable income of Metis National Council vice-president David Chartrand by tens of thousands of dollars.
In a second case, auditors flagged the tax treatment of a portion of council president Clement Chartier's salary as a potential problem if the agency took issue with it.
The two cases raised interesting legal questions about whether elected representatives of the council and its provincial affiliates are entitled to the same tax-free benefits as their municipal and provincial government counterparts.
Chartier and Chartrand argue they are.
"Don't tell me we don't have more responsibilities or legal constitutional position than a school board in this country," Chartrand said.
"This is an argument I'm going to continue to pursue, for sure. I feel quite convinced we will be successful in our argument as we move forward."
The CRA employers' guide to taxable benefits and allowances says a municipal corporation or board may pay a "non-accountable expense allowance" to an elected officer.
If an expense allowance is more than one-third of the official's salary and allowances, only the excess amount is a taxable benefit.
The tax agency has also issued an interpretation bulletin that says an elected officer of a school board or district, a municipal utilities board, a municipal commission or corporation or any similar body is entitled to the tax-free benefit.
In his tax court appeal, Chartrand argued elected representatives for Metis organizations should also be on that list since they perform similar duties.
"It is submitted that by disallowing the tax-free allowance paid ... the minister has discriminated against an elected representative of a Metis government and has wrongfully denied him the benefit of a tax-free allowance which is provided to the elected representatives of non-aboriginal governments in Canada," says the appeal.
But the agency disagreed, noting the Manitoba Metis Federation, of which Chartrand is the president, does not fall into any of the categories that qualify for tax-free expense allowances.
The CRA also pointed out that the Manitoba Metis Federation, one of five governing members of the Metis National Council, does not have an existing constitutional right to aboriginal self-government.
Chartrand ended up in tax court over expense allowances not included as income on his 2004 and 2005 tax returns. He dropped his appeal last November, but says he plans to revive it.
In 2004, Chartrand reported $64,296 in employment income and $3,000 in other income, tax court documents show. The following year, he reported employment income of $82,428 and $7,633 in other income.
But the tax agency reassessed his tax returns and increased his employment income by $35,148 in 2004 and $37,460 in 2005 to include his omitted expense allowances.
In an interview, Chartrand said elected Metis officials are treated differently by two federal departments. Employment and Social Development Canada considers them elected officials, he said, while the Canada Revenue Agency does not.
"You have two departments in one government — Canada — who have two different positions," Chartrand said.
Meanwhile, a 2012 audit flagged a portion of Chartier's income that was reported on his T4 slip as a non-taxable expense allowance.
"The difference between what was claimed as an eligible expense and what was reported to CRA as income was reported on the T4 slip as a municipal officer's expense allowance," wrote the auditors.
The auditors were told the council had no documentation beyond the CRA's interpretation bulletin to support the way in which Chartier's salary was reported, which they noted "could place the organization and the president at risk should CRA deem it to be inappropriate."
Chartier previously told The Canadian Press he complied fully with his tax obligations and the auditor's finding has "no merit."
Aboriginal Affairs Minister Bernard Valcourt's office has said very little since The Canadian Press first reported the council and its provincial affiliates had come under scrutiny over their management practices and financial controls.
Officials in the minister's office say the matter has already been dealt with through the signing in April 2013 of a renewed Metis protocol and a new governance and financial accountability accord.
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on April 6th, 2012 at 1:56:37 AM
they need to add some female action stars to the third one
on April 6th, 2012 at 2:10:51 AM
^^ Cynthia Rothrock, maybe?
on April 6th, 2012 at 2:15:08 AM
The only female action needed in these movies is stripping and boning.
on April 6th, 2012 at 2:32:59 AM
Stick the f*cker on a diet first.
on April 6th, 2012 at 2:39:54 AM
Seagals hairpiece is in talks to play the villain,but there are rumors that it dyed
on April 6th, 2012 at 2:50:44 AM
maybe sly will make him lose all that extra weight finally
on April 6th, 2012 at 2:53:58 AM
Hope there are alot of running scenes
on April 6th, 2012 at 2:58:56 AM
on April 6th, 2012 at 3:13:26 AM
so this mean jcvd dies in two
on April 6th, 2012 at 3:29:47 AM
Seagals gonna need some expandables
on April 6th, 2012 at 4:20:41 AM
Expendable Pants, pornfly
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on April 6th, 2012 at 7:07:43 AM
Pornfly - nice one mate
Seagal has a special place in my heart since I first saw Under Siege aged 6 or smth. That and Erica Eleniac's fun-fun-funbags.
He could raise his legs above his waist back then - remember the shot where he takes out two guys near the helicopter?
Hope he doesn't bring his banjo on set.
on April 6th, 2012 at 7:30:27 AM
Seagal is so full of himself that even if you're offering him $20 mil + a joined leading role whith Sly but under the condition to loose some stones, I'll bet you he'll find some pathetic excuses!
That is one lazy fat f*ck! Also, he must own the record for having so many staright to DVD sh*t.
on April 6th, 2012 at 7:40:42 AM
Game over expendables.seagal will own every single one with his deadly aikido and his weight.
Only a wushu practitioner stands a Chance.jet Ri
on April 6th, 2012 at 8:07:12 AM
"We'll see..."
Because you are so busy......
on April 6th, 2012 at 10:46:27 AM
Hopefully he'll be killed in the 1st 5 minutes of the movie.
Everybody Chillllll
on April 6th, 2012 at 12:26:54 PM
Can't stand this clown. Hopefully he dies early.
on April 6th, 2012 at 12:48:07 PM
These films will see a hell of a lot more then just Seagal added, the first had about 50 Cameo changes, same with the second, there will be plenttyyy of rumors during the weeks before they start filming,
on April 6th, 2012 at 2:51:56 PM
The "we'll see" sounds like "maybe, but probably not, because I have lots of top-notch films to make. You know A-listers like me and van Damme, we're too good for films like Expendables, because you know Skin Trade and Universal Soldier 7 (straight to BitTorrent!) are far better career choices"...
Fat f*ck. Go eat Kevin Smith.
on April 6th, 2012 at 4:05:33 PM
Segal would make this a "hell no" viewing if hes involved. One of the worst actors i have ever seen. I refuse to watch any of his movies now. I though he was doing only straight to dvd ones with sh*tty rappers. That was fine with me becuase i would never have to see him.
And as far as female action stars from 80's and 90's being involved? There are not alot of good choices there. They have all gotten much older, fatter and uglier. Only a few that i can think of that could pull it off still.
1. Lucy Lawless- xena the warrior princess herself. Shes a good actress with believeable combat skills. She has also aged incredibly well. Anyone see spartacus??? Tons of nude scenes with her in them. Lez ones too. Tits are still as awesome as ever.
2. Uma thurman she was tail end of the action era but still counts. Plus shes still hot. No tits anywhere. But a great ass still.
And.....thats it
on April 6th, 2012 at 4:07:49 PM
Uh, Vincere:
And hey, she was once shopped around for the role of She Hulk, so there's that too.
on April 6th, 2012 at 4:58:55 PM
Bridgitte??? Lol. She has not been good in anyhing since BHC 2 and career nose dived after chained heat. Then publicly courting flavor flav finished it. Shes butt ass ugly now and way to old looking and fat to be taken serious. Plus shes a raging alchoholic....more distraction then worth. Plus the caveat was that they did action back then and are STILL passable to do same now. Mayyyyybe salma hayek too. U coukd make a case for her
on April 6th, 2012 at 6:04:32 PM
I'd still hit it.
on April 6th, 2012 at 6:10:21 PM
"Shes butt ass ugly now and way to old looking and fat to be taken serious."
I'll grant you she's oldish, but then f*ck so are van Damme, Stallone and Arnie.
Those guys are ANCIENT! Have you seen van Damme lately? Dude looks like my grandfather, and fat? Seagal and Arnie both have Nielsen beat by a mile.
Here's an image of her in 2012:
NOT fat at all. And her acting is no worse than Seagal's or van Damme's. After all, Expendables is an ACTION lover's dream, not Oscar bait.
I think the old witch could be great in a limited role, and f*ck, if that sh*tty actor Lundgren can get in the door, why not her?
Scott Baiowulf
on April 6th, 2012 at 11:01:30 PM
Clint Eastwood and jackie chan
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on April 6th, 2012 at 11:18:47 PM
Steven Seagal Offered to Join "The Expendables 3" ... because he was the best thing about Machete.
What, was Michael Dudikoff or Jeff Speakman busy ?
Guess they will make Seagal the fry cook who is stuck in the van, rambling ancient fortune cookie crap out of his mouth, all the while farting.
They don't need any female action stars ... all they have to do is have Swartzenegger and Seagal go topless during the entire film and you'll have all the triple D bitchtits to watch and want to tear your eyes out that you'll want.
How much you wanna bet that between Jean Claude mumbling his lines and Steven Seagal trying to turn on his lame whisper lines that Sly will have to facepalm and say, " And people say they can't understand ME. " ... and use subtitles.
on April 7th, 2012 at 8:16:50 AM
Get Michael Biehn! job done
on April 7th, 2012 at 4:06:27 PM
@mink shes so so for her age. But u know as well as i do women over 40 do not get cast in summer popcorn/action movies unless they look hot still or have won an oscar. And not sadly she has neither going for her
on April 7th, 2012 at 6:55:32 PM
bet u hes lying,lol
on April 9th, 2012 at 4:57:09 AM
if expendables 2 stays pg13..it will be the end of the franchise...at least in my eyes
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Baby-faced criminal, 19, and his pregnant wife charged in killing of newly-engaged state trooper shot in the head during routine traffic stop
Eric Knysz, 19, charged with murder in shooting death of Michigan Trooper Paul
- Sarah Knysz, 20, charged as an accessory for leaving crime scene; she is currently six months pregnant
- Butterfield, 43, was airlifted to hospital but died in surgery after being shot in the head
- Mr Knysz has rap sheet dating back to his first offense committed at age 14
- Has been sentenced to 1,006 days behind bars since 2008, but served only 34
A 19-year-old man and his 20-year-old pregnant wife have been charged in connection to the slaying of a state trooper who was shot dead during a routine traffic stop in northern Michigan.
Trooper Paul Butterfield, 43, was shot in the head during in Mason County's Sherman Township, about 80 miles north of Grand Rapids.
Eric Knysz, of Luther, was charged Wednesday with murder of an officer as well as three other crimes. His wife, Sarah Knysz, faces two charges related to driving away from the scene with him.
Heartbreaking outcome: Eric and Sarah Knysz (left) have been charged in the deadly shooting of Michigan State Trooper Paul Butterfield (right)
Happier times: Sarah and Eric Knysz pictured here on their wedding day in February 2012
'It appears to be simply a routine traffic stop ... one that we see on the road all the time,' prosecutor Paul Spaniola told reporters.
Spaniola said Eric Knysz was not wanted by authorities when Butterfield stopped the pickup truck.
'A lot of times homicides have no good reason,' Spaniola said.
Mrs Knysz, who appeared in court by video camera from the county jail, won't be released unless she posts $250,000.
'The circumstances arising from this matter merit a much more serious bond,' Magistrate Patricia Baker said, explaining the high figure.
Mr Knysz was shot in the knee while exchanging gunfire with police as officers closed in on the couple some 15 miles from where Butterfield was shot.
Tearful: Sarah Knysz, displayed on a video screen during her arraignment, faces two counts related to driving away from the crime scene
Rockford State Police Post Commander Lt. Chris McIntire addresses the media about the shooting death of Trooper Paul Butterfield during a news conference Tuesday
He's in a Traverse City hospital but was expected to appear in court Thursday. He has a long criminal record that includes a laundry list of charges ranging from domestic violence to a home invasion, records show.
'Good paying job trimming trees, wife that is pregnant, just moved into their own place,' Knysz family friend Demo Moore told TV station WZZM. 'Things were looking up. Then this happens.'
Eric's father, former police officer John Knyzs, also spoke to the station, apologizing for his son's alleged actions.
Eric and Sarah Knysz got married in February 2012. According to her Facebook page, the 20-year-old mom-to-be is currently about six months pregnant.
Spaniola said Butterfield regularly handled cases in Mason County, especially following up with sex offenders to ensure they were complying with their many restrictions.
'He had a very soft spot for animals. He was a hard worker. He did everything by the book,' the prosecutor said.
Lovebirds: Sarah Knysz, pictured with her murder suspect husband, is six months pregnant and is due to give birth sometime in December
Baby-faced criminal: Eric Knysz has a long criminal history dating back to his first offense at age 14, when he was charged with breaking into a person's home
Butterfield's funeral will be held Saturday at 1pm at Manistee High School. He was a trooper for 14 years and also served in the Army.
According to records cited by the station WOOD-TV, Knysz committed his first crime at age 14 when he and two other teens broke into a house, and the boy used a gun to shoot open a door.
Knysz was sentenced to a year in jail, but ended up serving only 29 days after a judge suspended most of his jail time.
The same scenario played out in three subsequent cases involving Knysz: each time, the teenager had most or all of his sentence suspended.
All told, the 19-year-old father-to-be has been sentenced to 1,006 days behind bars since 2008, but served only 34.
Lake County Prosecutor Craig Cooper said he never would have predicted Knysz would be accused of killing a state trooper based on his rap sheet.
Killed in the line of duty: Officer Paul Butterfield was shot in the head and killed while he made a routine traffic stop in Michigan on Monday
Devastating loss: Officer Butterfield, with the woman believed to be his fiancée, had recently become engaged
Investigation: Police acted quickly in the rural area to track down the two suspects involved in the officer's fatal shooting
Trooper Butterfield was on patrol in Mason County around 6.20pm Monday when the fatal shooting occurred.
Butterfield had stopped a vehicle and three minutes later a motorist called 911 to report the officer had been shot in the head during an exchange of gunfire.
A vehicle, believed to be a stolen white sedan, was located two hours later based on information Officer Butterfield had called in.
Police found the Knyszes at a gas station in Wellston, Michigan. Officers exchanged gunfire and the 19-year-old was struck in the knee. .
Rockford Post Commander Lt. Chris McIntyre told WoodTV.com that Butterfield, who was affectionately known as 'Butter-Bean' to friends and adored his pets, 'absolutely loved being a state trooper'.
The slain law enforcement agent and Army veteran had recently become engaged.
Doing his duty: The officer, who loved his pets, was also said to have loved his job as a state trooper
Bravery: Trooper Butterfield (fourth from right on the front row) had served with the Michigan State Police for 14 years and was an Army veteran
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W1A: Can the BBC survive the Twenty Twelve treatment?
James Rampton finds out on the set of W1A
Wednesday 12 March 2014
On a recent edition of Top Gear, Jeremy Clarkson was discussing W1A, BBC2's new comedy about the ludicrous bureaucratic excesses of a certain type of BBC manager, with its star Hugh Bonneville. Clarkson mentioned that he has not yet done the half-hour New Broadcasting House Health and Safety course on "How to Operate the Building": "So I still have to be escorted around New Broadcasting House in case I'm confused by a light fitting."
Clarkson then posed the very pertinent question: "How do you make a fiction about BBC management funnier than what actually happens?" To which the answer is: you make W1A. This sly and subtle new comedy, which begins on Wednesday 19 March, comes with "previous". It is written and directed by John Morton, the man responsible for Twenty Twelve, the gloriously plausible series about the confederacy of dunces running the (fictional) Olympic Deliverance Commission (ODC).
That august body was headed by Ian Fletcher (Bonneville). He did such a great job of organising the London Olympics that he has now been head-hunted for the role of the BBC's Head of Values. At the Beeb, he is invited "to think big thoughts". He also heads up the BBC's Way Ahead Task Force Group where, David Tennant's deadpan voiceover tells us, he has "the chance to put the value of values literally on the agenda".
From the outset, Ian has to deal with the control-freaky Head of Output, the splendidly named Anna Rampton (Sarah Parish). But his job is made even harder by the surprise appointment to the Task Force of Siobhan Sharpe (Jessica Hynes), the PR guru, with her "yah" and "amazeballs" who did so much to hinder Ian at the ODC.
Siobhan is a stranger to the English language but is totally fluent in PR-speak. For instance, when Ian's team immediately becomes embroiled in a controversy over alleged discrimination against a BBC local news presenter because she's from the West Country, Siobhan exclaims: "If you don't triage this now, you're so gonna be up to your ass in alligators here."
Visiting the set of W1A at White City in London, I pass the (real-life) BBC reception which is plastered with such slogans as "Values are the standards which people across the BBC share". Clearly, Morton didn't have to look far for his comic inspiration.
The cast and crew chat to me in the (mocked-up) Frankie Howerd Room, a meeting place in the midst of a vast open-plan office. Morton has very sharp ears and eyes for the worlds he portrays – so much so that the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games thought he had a mole feeding him lines for Twenty Twelve. He certainly appeared prescient when, a year and a half before it happened in real life, he wrote a scene about the Olympic countdown clock breaking down.
Bonneville, who has just been wrestling in trademark fashion with Ian's impossible-to-fold-away fold-away bike, begins by revealing why he thought there was life after the Olympics for this character. "After Twenty Twelve came to an end, I'd flippantly suggested that the ODC team could go and sort out the NHS, the Armed Forces or indeed the BBC. I'm very glad to say that John thought there was a future life at the BBC for such a dynamic leader as Ian.
"As usual with John's work, life is stranger than fiction. When I read the scripts, I thought, 'That's far-fetched. The BBC wouldn't name meeting rooms after Frankie Howerd and Tommy Cooper.' But then I came here and saw that they do indeed have a Captain Mainwaring room and a Del Boy room. Art is imitating life."
The absurdity of so much of the business of management is an area ripe for send-up, too. "It's about the way bucks get passed and language gets mangled," reflects Bonneville, best known for his role as the Earl of Grantham in Downton Abbey. "Many of the characters in W1A are people who take themselves way too seriously and are ignorant of the unintentional effect they might be having. John picks up on those tics of language – phrases like 'I'm not being funny, but …' – which we all use in our everyday lives to cover up our fear and uncertainty. John has great antennae for the way we try to hide our inadequacies by talking with enormous confidence about something we know nothing about."
Morton adds that, "The characters in W1A use language to obscure rather than clarify things. A lot of corporate meetings involve people fencing with each other, because in big organisations the most exposing thing is to take a position on anything."
The programme-makers were anxious to avoid the impression that W1A is only speaking to a select band of media professionals. They maintain that these characters could exist in any mega-bureaucracy. According to the show's producer Paul Schlesinger, "We tried to tread a line so it doesn't feel like one big in-joke. John was very mindful to make it universal, so people could relate to it who have no knowledge of what the BBC is really like."
It is certainly bold of the BBC to let itself be mocked in this way. For all that, the programme-makers are adamant that W1A is not intended as a full-frontal attack on the BBC. Bonneville says that, "Just as Twenty Twelve was not satirising the notion of the Olympics, so W1A is not satirising the notion of the BBC. It's a strong organisation that allows people to take the mickey out of it in this way. The BBC is one of the most famous brands in the world and makes a huge cultural contribution. Of course, it's not without its problems. But while we examine its shortcomings, we certainly don't intend to do a hatchet job. I think that, if anything, W1A will strengthen the reputation of the BBC."
Parish chimes in: "We're looking behind the veneer of the BBC, and if we hit a nerve, I'm sorry. Soz, BBC! But in the end, it's win-win for the Corporation, as people will inevitably say that the BBC are good sports for poking fun at themselves."
What, then, does Morton hope that audiences will take away from W1A? "Of course, I hope viewers will find it funny. But I also hope they get a sense of how difficult it is to run these big public organisations. One hundred per cent of what Ian is doing is reacting to what's happened that morning. So he never gets the time to think or to make a difference.
"At the top of any organisation, they have to deal with the same sort of chaos we all face. I remember when Graham Taylor allowed a documentary crew to film him as England football manager. You'd imagine that at the top level they'd know what they're doing, but the England football team seemed exactly the same as any Sunday afternoon kick-about."
The writer-director adds that, "It shouldn't be surprising, because we're all fallible. You simply can't control what's happening around you. It's like the weather."
So what is next for Morton? Might we witness the fulfilment of Bonneville's wish and see Ian Fletcher put in charge of the NHS or the Armed Forces? "I don't know," Morton laughs. "My mind is so full of this, I don't have time to think about anything else. There is no plan. There is no overarching strategy."
Sound familiar?
'W1A' begins on BBC2 at 10pm on Wednesday 19 March. Twenty Twelve starts on new 24/7 channel London Live on 2 April.
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Platinum Dunes is expanding out into risky territory with its first non-remake production coming our way called The Horsemen. Isn't there some statistical fact that a risky movie should not be made if it stars Dennis Quaid? I'm pretty sure there is...
Anyway, Variety has confirmed the casting of Patrick Fugit (Dead Birds), Lou Taylor Pucci (Thumbsucker), Clifton Collins, Jr. (Mindhunters) , Barry Shabaka Henley (Four Brothers), Neil McDonough (Ravenous) and Peter Stormare (Constantine) in the film. The Horsemen follows a detective (played by Quaid, natch) whose life is forever altered when he starts investigating a string of murders with roots in the Biblical Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
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Werner Herzog's documentary "The White Diamond" is not about a diamond but about an airship, one of the smallest ever built, designed to float above the canopy of equatorial rain forests. Every niche in the jungle is exploited by plants, animals and insects that have evolved to make a living there, and biologists believe that undiscovered species might live their entire lives 80 or 120 feet from the ground.
Herzog introduces us to a London researcher named Graham Dorrington, who dreams of reaching out from his airship to study specimens on the ceiling of the jungle. Like many of Herzog's subjects, he is a dreamer who talks a little too fast and smiles when he doesn't seem to be happy: When a sudden storm threatens to tear his airship to pieces, he says he is philosophical, and we see that he isn't.
Dorrington's airship is shaped like an upside-down teardrop with a tail. It carries a two-man gondola and is powered and steered by small motors. It uses helium gas, which will not burn, unlike hydrogen gas, which caught fire inside the Hindenburg and brought at end to an era when the giant Zeppelins served tourist routes connecting Europe, Brazil, India and the United States. The Zeppelins were cigar-shaped ships that were hard to turn, Dorrington says, unlike his ship, which can pivot in the air. That is the theory, anyway, as he explains his motors and his switches and we hear the voice of Herzog, always filled with apprehension, telling us, "He did not know then that this particular switch would cause a huge problem later."
Dorrington tested an earlier airship in 1993 in Sumatra, and that ended with catastrophe, Herzog tells us. Dorrington describes the death of his cinematographer, Dieter Plage, who fell from a gondola after it was broken on the high branches of a tree by a sudden wind. "It was an accident," Dorrington says, and all agree, but he blames himself every day. Now he is ready to try again.
His airship was built in a huge hangar outside London that once housed dirigibles. Strange, that it cannot be tested there, but must be transported to South America and the rain forests of Guyana. Dorrington is a man after Herzog's heart -- Herzog, the director who could have filmed "Aguirre, the Wrath of God" and "Fitzcarraldo" a few miles from cities, and insisted on filming them hundreds of miles inside the rain forest. Herzog has made a specialty of finding obsessives and eccentrics who push themselves to extremes; see his current doc, "Grizzly Man," about Timothy Treadwell, who lived among the bears of Alaska until one killed him.
Now watch what happens during the first test flight. Herzog has an argument with Dorrington. The scientist wants to fly solo. Herzog calls it "stupid" that the first flight might take place without a camera on board. (It might, of course, be the only flight.) Herzog has brought along two cinematographers, but insists he must personally take the camera up on the maiden voyage. "I cannot ask a cinematographer to get in an airship before I test it myself," he says. As Herzog buckles himself into the gondola, we reflect that if Dorrington's standards were those that Herzog insists on, Dorrington would not allow Herzog to get in the airship until he had tested it himself. It is sublimely Herzogian that this paradox is right there in full view.
There are some dicey moments when the ship goes backward when it should go forward, and Herzog observes a motor burning out and pieces of a propeller whizzing past his head. The flight instructor who pilots the expedition's ultralight aircraft says Dorrington has not practiced "good airmanship." Dorrington moans that "seven different systems" failed. We wonder if the catastrophe in Sumatra will be repeated.
There is breathtaking footage of the ship's flights, as it skims the forest canopy, and descends to dip a toe in the river. Mournful, vaguely ecclesiastical music accompanies these images. The vast Kaieteur Falls fascinates the party; its waters are golden-brown as they roar into a maelstrom, and countless swifts and other birds fly into a cave behind the curtain of water. Mark Anthony Yhap, a local man employed by the expedition, relates legends about the cave. The team doctor, Michael Wilk, has himself lowered on a rope with a video camera to look into the cave. It is typical of a Herzog project that the doctor would be "an experienced mountain climber." It is sublimely typical of Herzog that he does not show us the doctor's footage of the cave, after Yhap argues that its sacred secret must be preserved. What is in the cave? A lot of guano, is my guess.
There are times when this expedition causes us to speculate that the Monty Python troupe might have based its material on close observation of actual living Britons. Consider the "experiment" to determine if the downdraft of the waterfall is so strong it would threaten the airship. Dorrington and Herzog tie together four brightly colored birthday balloons and hang a glass of champagne from them as ballast. Sure enough, the balloons are sucked into the mist.
Mark Anthony Yhap is one of the film's riches. Known as "Redbeard," he is a Rastafarian who gives the film its title, saying the airship looks like a "big white diamond floating around in the sunrise." Yhap is fond of his red rooster, a mighty bird that has five wives who present him with five eggs every morning. Toward the end of the film Yhap is given his own chance to ride in the airship and enjoys it immensely, but regrets that he could not take along his rooster.
Although "The White Diamond" is entire of itself, it earns its place among the other treasures and curiosities in Herzog's work. Here is one of the most inquisitive filmmakers alive, a man who will go to incredible lengths to film people living at the extremes. In "La Soufriere," a 1977 documentary released on DVD last month, he journeys to an island evacuated because of an impending volcanic eruption, to ask the only man who stayed behind why he did not leave. What he is really asking, what he is always asking, is why he had to go there to ask the question.
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More Americans Believe The World Is Warming
More Americans than ever believe that the world is warming. In fact, there are many more this year than last who share that belief. Some say the opinion swing has been influenced by the Republican Presidential debates. Regardless of what has caused the shift in opinions, the changes were found by a Reuters/Ipsos poll in mid September. The percentage of Americans who believe the Earth has been warming rose to 83% from 75% last year in the poll conducted Sept 8-12.
U.S. Republican Presidential candidates, other than Jon Huntsman, have mostly blasted the idea that emissions from burning fossil fuels and other human actions are warming the planet. The current GOP front-runner, Texas Governor Rick Perry, has accused scientists of manipulating climate data. Rep. Michele Bachmann, another of the candidates and a Tea Party favorite, has said climate change is a hoax. Both of these candidates ignore science and act as if they are still in the dark ages and on this subject they really are. It's difficult to believe that candidates for President would make such irresponsible statements.
Reports this year reveal that global temperatures in 2010 were tied with 2005 to be the warmest year since the 1880s. This is causing the public to be concerned about the issue. We can no longer sit back and ignore what is happening to our planet. Republican candidates denying climate change science is actually causing ordinary folks to realize we have a most serious and life-threatening problem.
This year has been a record year for the kind of costly weather disasters — including Hurricane Irene, which raked the East Coast — that scientists have warned would be more frequent with climate change. Unlike many other issues that divide Republicans and Democratic voters, such as healthcare or how to deal with the deficit and debt, a majority of Americans from both major parties agree on global warming. According to the poll, some 72% of Republicans believe global warming is happening and 92% of Democrats do, it found.
Global warming could be an important issue in next year's election, because some 15% of voters see it as their primary concern. President Barack Obama hasn't really defined himself as "the environmental candidate." If he is able to do this it could have a large influence on next year's election. On the other hand, if a Republican softens his or her stance on climate change, and the President, who has failed to pass a climate bill in his first term, moves more to the center, it won't be a major factor in the election. There must be a contrast between the Democratic and Republican candidates for climate change to be the issue it should be.
Some 71% of the Americans who believe warming is happening think that it is caused either partly or mostly by humans, while 27% believe its is the result of natural causes, the poll found. While more Americans believe in global warming, the skeptics are becoming more entrenched in their belief that it is not happening. In 2010 the certainty of skeptics was 35%, while it was 53% in 2011.
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Watch the video and conclude for yourself. Was the Virgin Mary, long credited by the Holy Father for her intervention, responsible for the Holy Father's survival? how else but by miraculous intervention can we explain the spectacular survival, healing and endurance of Bl. Pope John Paul II?
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Hey true believers (I always liked that when Stan Lee called me that) - it's time to check our reality meters as April showers bring the promise of May flowers. It seems that Ben and Jerry's, unit of Anglo-Dutch consumer goods giant Unilever Plc, prides itself on its commitment to friendly business, and would therefore never do something as crude as naming a new flavor of ice cream after a notoriously violent British militia that operated during Ireland's war of independence.
Or perhaps they wouldn't if they had stopped long enough to consider their cleverness more carefully. The friendly folks over at Ben and Jerry's (and they really are friendly, just ask them) insist their new taste sensation is based on an ale and stout drink of the same name. "Any reference on our part to the British Army unit was absolutely unintentional and no ill-will was ever intended," said a Ben & Jerry's spokesman. "Ben & Jerry's was built on the philosophies of peace and love," he added.
Who were these British soldiers? The Black and Tans, so-called because of their two-tone uniforms, were recruited in the early 1920s to bolster the ranks of the police force in Ireland as anti-British sentiment grew. If it was intended as any sort of recognition of Irishness, the boys from Vermont missed - wide right.
But while we're at it, why stop there? I have a deep and abiding resentment for so-called "jam bands," and I believe that I would rather choke on my own vomit than eat a dessert called "Phish Food," and I'm still getting over September 11, so don't try to fudge coat any "New York Super Fudge Chunk" on me - okay? And doesn't "Cherry Garcia" glamorize substance use and wasn't Jerry diabetic anyway - God that's sick. But most of all I have a deep and crystalized resentment for "Chubby Hubby" - need I say any more?
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This trip allows you to travel across the landscape, staying in different camps as you go, so you get a feeling for the varied habitats of the area. It also means you can get out looking for a different adventure everyday. One of the highlights of the trip is staying in the Kgotla, an old boma, this is an open area enclosure surrounded by leadwood logs. You sleep on beds under the stars with a blazing fire at the centre, listening to the Botswanan night all around you.
Some of the wildlife that call this area home include lion, cheetah, leopard, African wild dog, a multitude of plains game like zebra, wildebeest and giraffe, as well as over 350 species of birds. The scenery is also beautiful, providing a spectacular backdrop for you as you ride.
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MERRILL, Wis. (WSAU) -- A Merrill family will have to find somewhere else to live after their rental home was damaged by fire.
That fire started around 3 pm while fire crews were wrapping up another fire. Neighbors called dispatch saying that there was smoke coming from inside the home. That fire was inside a lower level bedroom of the rental unit. Crews were able to get inside the home and attack the fire directly, keeping most of the damage to just that bedroom.
Nobody was injured in the fire, but officials say the family will have to stay somewhere else for now.
The cause of the fire is still being investigated.