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Gaza has an open border with Egypt.If the situation is bad in Gaza it is because it is politically (and financially) convenient for those in power in Egypt and Gaza that it stays that way.
When will you lot of rabid Israeli (and Jew?) haters realise that the ARAB WORLD IS CORRUPT and the existence of Israel is good for for their business?
Hey Didomik, the Amnesty champion!
How came such an Amnesty fan is nowhere to be seen on the Syria Economist articles, since Syria is the scene where serial crimes against humanity are performed!?!?
Ah, can't blame Israel for what's going on in Syria, so you don't care..
Your discriminate and selective care for human rights is what racism looks like.
The only thing that prevents Gazans from experiencing normal lives is Gazans themselves.
It is up to the Gazans if they are rulled by corrupt leaders, who do all sorts of things, including fuether developing the 'Israel is the problem'lie in order to continue and rule Gazans the way they do.
It is up to Gazans to say: 'hey, our Israeli neighbors deserve as much as we do, to live in poeace and security - STOP attacking Israel!'. If this happens, they will have business with Israel at all.
It is all up to the Gazans.
You say:
'Time for the Gazans to stand up to these terrorists, give up violence...'
What a brilliant idea. How no one had thought about it before?!?
This is exactly what Arafat committed to Rabin when Arafat cheated Rabin in Oslo 1993. had Arafat live up to his commitment then, we would have been i a very different place today.
The way things are run in Gaza, the future ain't looking good:
As per your 'Israel apartheid' nonsense:
You say:
'Plestinians want justice and human rights.'
No they don't. They want to kill the Jews, and destroy Israel.
From the Hamas Covenant:
Preamble - "Israel will exist and will continue to exist until Islam will obliterate it, just as it obliterated others before it."
Article 7 - "The Day of Judgment will not come about until Moslems fight Jews and kill them..."
From the Palestinian National Charter (PLO):
Article 2 - "Palestine, with the boundaries it had during the British Mandate, is an indivisible territorial unit."... meaning no room for Israel.
Article 15 - "The liberation of Palestine... is a national (qawmi) duty and it attempts to repel the Zionist and imperialist aggression against the Arab homeland, and aims at the elimination of Zionism in Palestine."
Article 21 - "The Arab Palestinian people, expressing themselves by the armed Palestinian revolution, reject all solutions which are substitutes for the total liberation of Palestine...".
It is the Israelis, Eva, who wish for justice and human rights. The Palestinians are committed to depriving Israelis and Jews from their basic rights, that's why the Palestinians suffer.
End Palestinian aggression, and peace will come.
One can make a comparison between the Warsaw Ghetto in Nazi occupied Poland during World War II with the Gaza Strip today. Yesterday's Jew is today's Palestinian. God help the Palestinians!
Amusing, this writer is under the illusion that there is a democracy in Gaza and there will be elections in six months time...
Incredible, the level of ignorance/and or naievete of Western journalists.
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'But meanwhile Israel's parliament passed new laws restricting freedom of expression and association, including one which made it an offence to advocate a boycott of Israeli individuals or institutions in Israel or Israeli settlements in the West Bank. So just boycotting an Israeli restaurant or a shoe store has now become a crime. Is this what a civilised society should do?'
Of course, Yura. It is about time the Israeli code of law joins the French criminal law (Articles 225-1 and 225-2), which state that any activity intended at harming economic activity due to political, ethnical, or religious grounds are punishable by a fine of Euro45,000 and three years' imprisonment.
US code of law as well prohibits from US companies from collaborating with Israel boycott policies of other nations.
It is especially clear in ridiculous cases, like the Israeli citizen Omar Barguti. Messer Barguti, applied for his Doctorate degree in Tel-Aviv University, while he is very active in advancing the boycott of Israeli institutions, academic ones inclusive. In other words, our dear Omar calls to boycott the very same university to which he applied to obtain his third degree..
Mr. Barguti enjoys all the freedom to criticize Israel for as much as he likes. Attempting to cause a damage is an offence, however, it is a different thing, and not only in Israel.
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1. Israel is not an apartheid country and this vicious lie would have even done Goebells credit. Arabs and Jews work ,live and study together here in Israel.I am sick and tired of reading this libel from bloggers and also the refusal of the "Economist" to remove these blogs.
2. Before screaming your hatred towards the Israeli lobby you should look at the Saudi Arabian lobby and how it bank rolls large parts of the executive branch of the US administration once they have left office.
What did that report say of the Palestinian rocketing of Israeli cities? did it mention the routine shooting of Israeli border patrols? what about the hit-and-run attacks on Israeli citizens in East Jerusalem?
Amnesty International does some good work - however Richard Goldstone's reports (and subsequent recantations) show how they get played for propaganda purposes.
The Israeli Settlers and their control of the Knesset certainly means Israel does a lot of bad things (hopefully the Bibi's unity government has now broken the settler's stranglehold and law can again prevail [which often rules settlements as illegal]). However, the crimes of the militant extremists from *all* sides should be reported in the measure at which they occur (Palestinian rocket attacks on Israeli towns are not 'resistance', they are 'war crimes' but Amnesty doesn't often point this out except for the occasional small byline).
Please FreedomUSA spare us all your trite and stupid cliches. There is no "apartheid regime" in Israel. But for your knowledge Saudi Arabia does ban Jews from their country. Would this mean that they are an "apartheid regime"?
Why whitewash the truth!
Hamas and the Gaza Strip are NOT Israel's problem or target. Since Sharon decided wisely … to detach the Gaza Strip from ANY Israeli settlements or Israeli Military presence … there has been NO ISRAELI ISSUE WITH THE GAZA STRIP.
Israel does not occupy … Israel does not have any presence … Israel has no interest … in the Gaza Strip … SAVE … wanting Peace … quiet … no aggression against the territory or its inhabitants!
The 'TRUTH' is … Gaza DOES NOT WANT QUIET … PEACE … SOVEREIGNTY !!!
The 'rulers' by way of … a MILITARY COUP … HAMAS … run the Islamist 'Hamastan' … as if the whole territory is an armed camp bent on Israel's destruction.
The Israeli attitude is … hands off … EXCEPT WHEN ATTACKED OR IF INFORMED … BEFORE ATTACK! This policy will not end. The IDF is more than capable of keeping Israel's southern border safe … the People of Israel demand it … and the IDF will impose it!
Surely … Hamas has 'learned' the lessons of 2008/09 … when they provoked an unwilling Israel into a full-scale war … BUT just like in Hezbollah's case … Hamas got more than they bargained for. Of the 1200+ dead Gazans … between 700-800 were terrorists … a ratio that is higher than ANY OTHER COMPARABLE war against an asymmetric opponent ie a terror army carrying out their actions from within civilian neighbourhoods … Let's put it this way … Hamas has refrained from attacking in a provocative manner since then. Who says slugs don't learn?
So what you're saying is that you disapprove of this bill and approve of millions of people defrauding the UN, EU, US and all other contributing countries?
I have my own questions to ask UNRWA:
1) Why are people who are still living in the homes their families lived in prior to 1948 in the West Bank and Gaza Strip considered refugees? They didn't move anywhere, didn't lose anything and should have no claim to refugee status, but they and their families have been receiving UNRWA aid for over 60 years.
2) Why are so-called Palestinians who hold another country's citizenship and passport still considered "Palestinian refugees"? Doesn't the definition of refugee include the term "stateless person"? How can a person with any country's citizenship be considered a "stateless person"?
3) Why does the Palestinian Authority admit that none of the refugees living in refugee camps, even those in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, will be granted Palestinian citizenship if and when they attain their state? Neither will Palestinians living in the diaspora. Isn't that one of the main reasons for demanding Palestinian statehood?
4) Why aren't the Palestinian refugees handled by the UN High Commission for Refugees, the agency that handles all other efugees in the world-- and does it with a budget of less than one-third that of UNRWA?
These are questions that need to be answered; condemning those who have the courage to ask them shouldn't be condemned for that-- condemnation should be reserved for those who allowed the situation to become what it has become.
The only hereditary refugees in the world seem to be the Arabs from a small part of what was originally the the Mandate of Palestine .There were many Jews who had lived for centuries in places like Hebron and Nablus and other locations who were massacred and ethnicly cleansed from areas which are now known as the West Bank and Gaza . Where are the offspring of these refugees . Where are the offspring of the +/-16000000 refugees when the INDIAN sub-continent sepperated .They have all been resettled as citizens of their new countries . Only the Palestininians can't seem to do this .
It's kind of hard to consider a government entering the sixth year of a four-year elected term of office as democratic. One can only wonder how many more years it will take before there are elections in the Palestinian territories, if ever.
It's also hard to consider people who use slogans and buzzwords they don't really understand in place of actually learning about a topic as serious debaters.
So many talk about the "illegal occupation" without ever having read UNSCR 242, or if they have read it, didn't understand it. It's a habitual fault of the Palestinian spokespeople to read only those parts that fit their own opinions, but third parties don't have that excuse.
Let's take UNSCR 242 as an example. How many are there who insist that UNSCR 242 requires the immediate, complete and unconditional withdrawal from "all the territories"?
Those who do are wrong on three counts.
Read what UNSCR 242 says about it:
1. Affirms that the fulfillment of Charter principles requires the establishment of a just and lasting peace in the Middle East which should include the application of both the following principles:
(i) Withdrawal of Israeli armed forces from territories occupied in the recent conflict;
(ii) Termination of all claims or states of belligerency and respect for and acknowledgement of the sovereignty, territorial integrity and political independence of every State in the area and their right to live in peace within secure and recognized boundaries free from threats or acts of force;
Note that withdrawal is linked to the "Termination of all claims and states of belligerency...", so it can hardly be considered unconditional.
It also tacetly links withdrawal to the signing of peace agreements, as per the examples of Egypt and Jordan, where withdrawals were subsequent to the agreements, not prior.
I defy anyone to go to the original version on the UN web site and find the words "all the" in regard to "territories acquired". The authors of UNSCR 242 made no such determination and expected that the final negotiated borders would not be identical to the 1949 cease-fire lines.
The lesson to be learned from this? Those demanding that Israel withdraw from the disputed territories immediately should be demanding that the Palestinian Authority sit down and negotiate for real with the Israeli government for this simple reason: The occupation will remain in place until there is a signed peace agreement between the parties, signifying the end of the conflict in accordance witrh the words and spirit of UNSCR 242.
For those who find this difficult to understand, think of a Chinese laundry when you want your shirts... "NO tickee, NO Shirtee!"
The author is a lil confused- the Hamas and its fellow terror organizations are turning schools into rocket launching pads, not the other way around. Also, might be useful to mention the lack of human rights and freedom in Gaza now days. Just a few months ago Hamas has arrested and tortured a group of Palestinians who converted from Sunni to Shia.
Of course, there's no reason for you to check and see how many demolitions of Jewish-owned homes with either illegal additions or illegal in toto every year in Israel BY COURT ORDER. It's a matter of public record, so why bother?
Build illegally and your building will be demolished whether you're Jewish, Muslim, Christian, Bahai or Buddhist.
You try to avoid my question by asking me a different one.
I'll repeat my question:
In the 5 minutes clip of Prager, is there any statement of his which is wrong? - I guess none, otherwise you would have mentioned it for sure. the 'israel apartheid' is am empty slogan, a lame attempt to delegitimize israel's right to exist. Not going to work, pal.
Your clip is too long to finish. It will take me while longer.
From Amnesty International Annual Report 2012
"The Israeli authorities continued to blockade the Gaza Strip, prolonging the humanitarian crisis there, and to restrict the movement of Palestinians in the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT). In the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, the authorities continued to construct the fence/wall, much of it on Palestinian land, and to expand settlements, breaching international law. They demolished Palestinian homes and other facilities in the West Bank, and homes of Palestinian citizens inside Israel, especially in "unrecognized" villages in the Negev. The Israeli army frequently used excessive, sometimes lethal force against demonstrators in the West Bank and civilians in border areas within the Gaza Strip. Israeli military forces killed 55 civilians in the OPT, including 11 children. Settler violence against Palestinians in the West Bank increased, and three Palestinians were killed by Israeli settlers. Israeli settlers and soldiers accused of committing abuses against Palestinians generally escaped accountability. The authorities failed to conduct independent investigations into alleged war crimes by Israeli forces during Operation "Cast Lead" in 2008-2009. The Israeli authorities arrested thousands of West Bank Palestinians. More than 307 were administrative detainees held without charge or trial; others received prison terms following military trials. Israel held more than 4,200 Palestinian prisoners at the end of 2011. Reports of torture and other ill-treatment of detainees continued."
Absolute power corrupts absolutely. Despite the occupation and the brutal apartheid regime in Israel, Hamas is the only one that should be blamed for the misery in Gaza. Time for the Gazans to stand up to these terrorists, give up violence and fight the occupation and apartheid using the international community as a leverage and the international courts as the battle ground.
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Dijon-style prepared mustard
skinless, boneless chicken breast halves
Pretty tasty. I added extra hotsauce. This was a nice change from the typical ways I prepare chicken in our house. I feel like three is something still missing, though- I'll try this recipe again but play around with it a bit.
I used green onions instead because they were all the onion I had. This stuffed chicken is delicious! I followed another review and doubled the stuffing and added a bit of extra hot sauce. The rest of the chicken did coume out a bit bland, so next time, a little sea salt and freshly ground pepper sprinkled on top will take care of that.
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This was great as is. We used large breasts and needed to increase the stuffing. Next time I will double or triple the stuffing.
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8:00am Wednesday 14th March 2012 in News By Robert Merrick, Parliamentary Correspondent
A FRESH attempt to revive air links to London from regional airports such as struggling Durham Tees Valley will be made by a North-East MP.
Phil Wilson, the Labour MP for Sedgefield, will table an amendment to legislation currently before MPs to require airlines to maintain routes if investment and jobs depend on it.
The idea will also be put to Aviation Minister Theresa Villiers when a delegation, led by Mr Wilson, meets her on April 24, to discuss the Durham Tees Valley Airport problems.
Mr Wilson said: "This amendment is another way of protecting airports like Durham Tees Valley Airport.
"If the legislation proposed had been in place when BMI pulled its London flights from Durham Tees Valley Airport, the Civil Aviation Authority could have said 'you have an obligation to continue to fly because of the impact on the Tees Valley'.
"I want the committee considering the Civil Aviation Bill to examine the possibility of the clause, which has the support of MPs in the Tees Valley area."
It is the second proposal put forward to try to breathe life into the airport, hit by a £1.6m loss and passenger numbers dwindling to about 200,000 a year.
Last month, a deal was struck that meant the Peel Group took back control of the airport, ensuring it will remain a commercial business, but doubts remain over its long-term future.
James Wharton, the Tory MP for Stockton South, urged the new Tees Valley Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) to apply for a public service obligation (PSO) agreement, to secure a lucrative Heathrow slot. There has been growing criticism that Heathrow has reserved slots for only six UK airports – down from 21 in 1995 and compared with 250 such arrangements across Europe.
However, Mr Wilson, while backing the idea of a PSO, said the cost – up to £2m a year – will be beyond the reach of the cashstrapped enterprise partnership.
Similar calls for more PSOs have been made for many years, without success.
Mr Wilson's amendment would allow the Government to impose an obligation on an airline to operate a specified route "if a socioeconomic case can be built for the route to continue".
It would be imposed as part of the licence conditions for operating another route, following consultations with the Civil Aviation Authority, airport and airline.
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There's a lot to be said about the upcoming free agent period for the Rockets. They have tons of cap room and aren't afraid to offer the right player big money. Morey has rolled out the red carpet for Chris Bosh, Carmelo Anthony, Dwight Howard to name a few. Taking a flight to setup a midnight meeting with Howard or Andrew Bynum might be the wrong move.
With Omer Asik making a name for himself as one of the best defensive centers in the NBA, chasing after a "superstar" center to replace him would be silly. We have all been through wasted seasons of playing the "Is Yao or Tracy going to be healthy this year" game. I sincerely hope the Rockets don't mortgage their future on Bynum. Howard is the best big man in the league, but that hasn't seemed to help the Lakers win ball games - and besides, he has not shown any interest in playing for the Rockets.
Before looking at potential additions to the team, let's look at the Rockets as presently constructed. When the Rockets are firing on all cylinders, they are a dominant offensive team. As a casual observer (if you can call someone who's seen every game on Leaguepass, "casual"), their two main deficiencies are consistency and defense.
Other than Harden, you never know who is going to step up and be the #2 guy. One night it's Parsons, the next it's Lin or Delfino. Is Asik going to pull down 18 rebounds, or is he going to sleepwalk his way into foul trouble? It's one of the problems of having a young team, especially one with little veteran leadership.
The second problem is defense, especially when Asik is not having a good game or when he's off the floor. And defense is nothing if you can't grab the defensive board.
One way to solve the defensive problems - our old friend Chuck Hayes. Good defensive bigs are hard to come by, and we all know what the Chuckwagon can do on defense. Sacramento is dumping salaries, and Morey could easily absorb Chuck's $5.6m per year contract - if he's willing to give up some cap flexibility to win ball games.
The consistency issue can be solved by signing a real #2 option. A consistent scoring power forward. As much as I like what I'm seeing from DMo, he still needs a lot of work (primarily in the weight room, and conditioning). Thomas Robinson needs at least a full offseason, summer league, and training camp before the Rockets can make a viable assessment on what he can contribute. Terrence Jones looks like he's been in McHale's doghouse since the regular season started. Royce White really hasn't lit up the D-League, shooting 24% from the field and 33% from the FT line in 3 games.
Who can fill that role? David West or Al Jefferson. West may want to stay in Indiana, where they're currently the 2nd best team in the NBA. Jefferson however, has ties to McHale (who traded for and coached him). Neither is known as an elite defender, but both are consistent scorers and can get the Rockets easy baskets. Both can hit mid-range jumpers to space the floor, or post up their man when the game slows down.
What about Paul Millsap? He's undersized at the PF position, does defend well but is more of a role player than a #2 option. Some team will probably overpay him, but hopefully it won't be the Rockets.
And Josh Smith? Freak athlete who could run the floor, rebound, and block shots. He is what the Rockets hope to get from Thomas Robinson. But you have to take the good with the bad, and the bad is a tendency to take low percentage shots and a questionable attitude. Smith will want a max contract. Some team will probably offer him one. But whichever team does, will be overpaying for a borderline All-Star.
What about the backcourt? Well, sorry to burst anyone's bubble - but Chris Paul is not joining the Rockets. Harden is not going anywhere, and the rest of the point guards are not much of an upgrade over Jeremy Lin. Brandon Jennings (volume shooter - averages 18.5 points on 16.7 shots per game and 40% shooting, inconsistent), Jeff Teague, Tyreke Evans are all restricted, which means the Rockets would have to overpay to prevent their teams from matching. JJ Redick is available, and would be a great role player coming off the bench - but there are plenty of teams willing to overpay for his services.
Would adding Chuck Hayes and either Jefferson or West be enough to get the Rockets to a 50-win season in 2013-14? Would the line-up be any closer to getting into the top-4 in the West and ultimately some playoff success?


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The latest Truth-O-Meter items from Suzanne Pavkovic
Says New Jersey has "the highest unemployment rate in the region" and "stagnant job growth."
"Seventy percent of the people in the state of New Jersey want marriage equality."
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"Four balanced budgets in a row, with no new taxes for anyone. The best job growth in 12 years. Nearly 130,000 new private-sector jobs. Merit pay to reward New Jersey's best teachers, and the most education funding ever."
"The people who were running the budget, in the Corzine years, decided to steal from the unemployment trust fund. … As did other Governors before. We simply don't do that, haven't done it, and won't permit it."
"A report by the US General Accountability Office (GAO) in 2008 found that the disposal of Katrina wastes by AshBritt in the south resulted in the creation of contaminated sites along the Gulf Coast and two new Superfund sites in New Orleans."
"The price tag amounted to nearly $4,200 for every man, woman and child in the state."
"Every American now is $51,000 in debt. That's money I owe, that's money my children owe before they even go to kindergarten, that's their check to the federal government right now."
Says Reps. Rush Holt, Frank Pallone and Bill Pascrell are "willing to jeopardize seniors' access to coverage by gutting $741 billion from Medicare" to pay for a "big-government healthcare takeover."
New Jersey has "the highest property taxes in the nation and not by a little. They are the highest property taxes in the nation, more than double the national average."
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September 11 Digital Archive: XML Document
Story:Nothing was mentioned during the flight, even though the terrorists had already crashed into at least one of the Twin Towers before we landed in Chicago. There were 5 of us traveling together on business. We had left Dallas/Fort Worth that morning, around the same time as the other flights carrying the terrorists. We were headed for Chicago to a connecting flight for Evansville, IN.
I began to sense that something was wrong immediately upon landing. As we made our way around to our connecting flight, I saw a large group of people standing around a television set, where normally no one stood. I made my way to the back of the crowd, but could not make out what exactly was going on. Since we had a plane to catch, we continued on, catching snippets of information. Something very tragic was happening or had happened, while we were in the air.
Once there, we had the shock of our collective lives. Not only had our flight been cancelled, all flights were cancelled. They began giving instructions to passengers to leave the airport terminal over the loud speaker system. I saw a man at our gate openly weeping while speaking to someone on his cell phone. I made an exception to my normal habit of not listening to someone else's obviously personal conversation. He had been scheduled to fly out on one of the fated flights from Boston that morning. For some reason, he had missed his flight and was forced to take another. He was extremely distraught and visibly shaken. Before I had a chance to speak to the man or see if I could comfort him in any way, one of the more experienced travellers in our group suggested that we should make our way to the car rental area as quickly as possible.
Good advice, but it was too late. We stood in line for almost 6 hours waiting for a car to rent. When we were 75 people away from getting a rental, they announced that they were out of cars. We were still trying to piece together what had happened. We were fortunate enough to have at least 2 cell phones in the group. We notified everyone that we could think of that we were ok. Pieces of the story were starting to come together. I knew without a doubt were most of us would be that evening, if only we could get transportation. Either in a rental car on the way home, or in front of a television set, watching the tragedy continue to unfold. We had yet to hear about the plane that went down in Pennsylvania. We did however know about the Pentagon. The day was becoming even more surreal as it drug on.
I was surprised at the way most people were responding... civil. There was no sense of people trying to push their way to the head of the line, that was growing longer by the minute. Once people did get a rental car, they were sharing rides with anyone else in line going their way. Some to just the same state. No one was headed for Texas. Later that night, I heard a news report state that there were still at least 400 people in line at the Avis location where we had been waiting all day.
Upon my insistence, we grabbed a cab as quickly as we could. I thought that if we could get far enough out of the city, we might find a car that had yet to be rented and begin the long drive home to Texas. At a minimum, we could at least find a room to stay in overnight, while we tried to find a way home. Normally, getting the 5 of us to agree on any action together was difficult at best, somehow this day we managed to find agreement readily.
The cab ride for the 5 of us was over $200.00 for a trip from O'Hare to Waukegan, about 38 miles. I felt we were getting price gouged and so did everyone else. None of us felt like arguing the point. We paid the man. So far, this was the only person I saw trying to get rich off the tragedy. Everyone else had been reasonable.
Once there, we found there were plenty of rooms available. We began making phone calls. George, the experienced traveler in the group, found a car rental place that had a Lincoln Towncar for rent. 5 people in a Towncar from Chicago to Dallas/Fort Worth didn't sound too bad at the time. We would soon change our minds about how many people should ever really ride together in a Lincoln Towncar. If you've ever ridden for very long in the middle back seat of a Towncar, you know what I mean. The "hump" as we now so lovingly referred to it, was pure torture on the posterior and back, but after what we had seen the previous day, no one was complaining much. We were just glad and anxious to get home.
With one overnight stop in Joplin, MO., the following day we finally arrived. The whole trip still seems like a bad dream. Not because of my companions, but because of what happened that day on September 11. When I finally arrived home, I just sat for hours hugging each of my kids and my wife, for as long as they would let me. We went to bed very late. The horror of what had transpired that week continued to play out over the television and radio, both of which we would watch until we just could not watch any longer. We wept, but mostly we prayed.
Today, I met with my travelling partners of 9/11 for lunch. We remembered, we reflected. We are all glad to be alive. Who else had been on that plane with us that day? Later on, we would find out that two more men from the same group that highjacked the planes out east had been in Dallas that day. The were arrested on board an Amtrak train, trying to make their way out of town. I've often wondered if either of them had intened to highjack that plane on the way to Chicago. Wouldn't Chicago also have made a similar target to the Twin Towers of New York? I'll probably never know. But I do know one thing, even if the plane I was on that morning had been highjacked, I could never have been more heroic than the people on that plane that went down in the field or the men and women who worked in New York and Washington D.C. in the aftermath. How would I have responded? Would I have sacrificed my life for theirs. Total strangers. Yet they are and were Americans. The 5 of us will always have a bond that was sealed that fateful day. We are no longer just co-workers, strangers. We are fellow Americans, all of us.


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Using Communities To Change The World: What Non-Profits Need To Change
Most non-profit social media efforts are broadcast-focused and achieve little more than short blips of awareness. This is such a waste of the Internet and the self-organizing power the medium offers.
If you're working for a non-profit, split the issues you're involved with into separate chunks and build communities around each. Keep these small, tightly focused, communities working on real achievements.
UNHCR, with whom I worked, helps displaced people. There are lots of displaced people, approximately 40m. That's too many for everyone to care about all of them. Building a community around UNHCR is a bad idea, building a community around the displaced people makes sense. It's a stronger issue.
You need to pick major issues within the work you do; e.g. urban refugees, Somali refugees, stateless persons etc and build tightly focused communities around these. Use your existing social media platforms to ask who wants to help on each and then use these as the founding basis.
Feed these groups with focused content, set progress targets and provide constant updates, interview people affected for audiences that directly care about them, celebrate success, be honest about failures, champion top members, help your members them set up fundraising operations where they live.
The goal, obviously, is to build small, but highly engaged, audiences around issues that you then help provide content, interviews, encouragement etc. Now you're not sending similar stories to increasingly worn out audiences. You're sending stories to the audiences that care a lot about the issues. You have an solid base of supporters/volunteers ready to leap into action when the situation calls for it.
My message to non-profits on social good day, is to switch their social media managers to community managers. Focus on building communities of interested people around issues they care about. If you do this, you have a sustainable digital strategy with unlimited potential for growth. If not, you can best hope for short blips of attention.
Happy #SocialGood Day.
Richard Millington is the founder of FeverBee Limited, an online community consultancy, and The Pillar Summit , an exclusive course in Professional Community Management. Richard's clients have included the United Nations, The Global Fund, Novartis, AMD, BAE Systems and several youth & entertainment brands. Richard is also the the author of the Online Community Manifesto.
Avectra, the leader in web based membership management software, is proud to partner with FeverBee Limited to help organizations around the world understand best practices for creating thriving online communities and build invaluable communities of their own. For more information on MemberFuse, Avectra's private online community platform, and Avectra Social CRM for Associations, click here.
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Literary Agent
For those outside Hollywood, you have the power to nix a manuscript or to pass it along to a publisher – but that's about it. You don't even have the final say on publication, so you're really only a middle-man. And middle-men don't have much power. Which is why they're stuck in the middle.
Power in Hollywood is a different story. It depends on how much money you command and on who you know – and sometimes, what you know about them. If you are big shot agent with big shot clients with humongous box-office takes, you'll find you have a lot more influence over how decisions get made than you're colleague who doesn't. The truth is small time agents with lesser known clients will find they have trouble getting their phone calls answered and their foot in the door at places with bigger money than what they've dealt with in the past. This may sound rude or unfair, and it is definitely hard, but it's just the way it works – unless your dad runs Warner Brothers, of course. Then you'll be the most popular small-time agent in town.
Outside of the moviemaking industry, you may try to exert the same power you have over your assistant over everyone else, but you are unlikely to meet much success. Your power to make voices tremble and to have coffee arrive with exactly two ounces of cream and a half-pack of Splenda exactly three seconds after you sit down at your desk without prompting your underling assistant into action expires at your office door. Of course, if your ego is ever suffering, you can call and email your assistant at 2am on a Friday night demanding he find you a place that serves truffle sauce on pancakes for your client in Aspen, CO before you wake up at 6 tomorrow morning or else, and then inform them the next morning without apologizing that no one was in Aspen, CO to begin with. Yeah, you do have the power to do that, but it isn't recommended since afterward you'll probably have to train someone else to give you coffee with exactly two ounces of cream and a half-packet of Splenda exactly three seconds after you sit down at your desk.


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Ground Pork
Ingredients: Water, Texturized Soy Protein, Wheat Protein, Canola Oil, Natural Flavors, Modified Vegetable Gum. CONTAINS SOY AND WHEAT. MATCH® is a plant protein product with no animal ingredients.
Thaw but keep cold. Form into medallions, cutlets or tenderloins using seasoning as desired. Cook on a non-stick surface or grill, and avoid overcooking (160 degrees F for best texture). For BBQ, heat (or grill) through, shred or pull, and finish with your favorite sauce. If you don't need a full pound, MATCH® can be re-frozen.


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Listen, my children, and you shall hear
Of the mid-day game of Ben Revere,
The series was even in Cleveland Town,
In this 61st game for the Twins this year.
Masterson pitched as we entered the third,
The score tied at 0; no drumming was heard,
Luke Hughes singled, and took second base,
But to hope for a run seemed a little absurd.
But up came Revere with 2 outs in the inning,
It wouldn't surprise you to know he was grinning,
A single to center and Hughes crossed the plate,
Now the score was 1-0 and the Twins were winning.
Carl Pavano was our pitcher that day,
Through 5 innings straight he kept Cleveland at bay,
But one lonely run seemed a very slim lead,
There was too much baseball yet to play.
So the top of the 6th, Revere singled again,
Next he stole second, went to third, and then…
Justin Morneau hit a double to right,
And scoring once more (You guessed it) Ben!
Now Carl came in with us leading by 2,
Grady Sizemore homered as he likes to do,
Though the Twins still led by 2 runs to 1,
That ain't much with our shaky bullpen crew!
But lo, and behold, no more runs score,
Carl pitched 7, and Mijares one more,
Then Capps came in for a 9th inning close,
We all hoped he would swiftly slam the door.
One batter out, then 2…almost done,
But Capps served one up – Jack Hannahan home run!
His 5th blown save, and the score was tied at 2,
I don't know about you, but that wasn't fun!
The top of the 10th, and what did we see?
A Drew Butera double to Michael Brantley,
Then it was up to Ben, and he singled him in,
And the Twins lead the game with a run count of 3!
And then it was up to Phil Dumatrait,
To finish the game and put Cleveland away,
Which he did and earned his first ever save.
And the drum was silenced on Ben Revere's Day!


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Nebraska will don a new adidas TECHFIT alternate uniform for its home game vs. UCLA on Sept. 14, the company and the Huskers announced Tuesday.
[ RELATED: Purdue to bring back helmet stickers ]
The uniform features a white helmet, with a black stripe down the middle, a black jersey and white pants, with a black stripe down the side of the legs.
It's no surprise to see so much black implemented on a Nebraska alternate uniform, considering the Huskers defense is nicknamed "The Blackshirts."
This one features even more black than last year's alternate vs. Wisconsin. It's also a better design than that all-red pajama-like look that others seemed to enjoy more than yours truly.
Like last year's game vs. Wisconsin, adidas is marketing UCLA-Nebraska as an "Unrivaled Game," which means the Bruins also will be wearing a TECHFIT alternate.
Here's a couple other looks at the uniform:
FIRST LOOK: New #TECHFIT uniforms the @Huskers will wear on 9.14.13 for #Unrivaled Game. #teamadidas http://t.co/8BKRXq1OvO—
adidas America (@adidasUS) June 25, 2013
Here's Nebraska's football uni for the Sept. 14 vs. UCLA: http://t.co/X8K3JxR7AA—
Paul Lukas (@UniWatch) June 25, 2013
|About Brent Yarina
|BTN.com web editor Brent Yarina covers football and men's basketball for BTN.com. He writes the popular uniform feature "Clothes Call," which also focuses on the latest cosmetic changes across Big Ten arenas and stadiums. Read all of his work here. You can subscribe to Yarina's RSS feed and follow him on Twitter @BTNBrentYarina.


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Publish Date June 19, 2012
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Jared Dudley Chats About...Lots
Jared had plenty of things to say after his first day of voluntary workouts with the team.
Also some interesting big-men where there as well and one said he could at least get a camp invite.
Jared had plenty of things to say after his first day of voluntary workouts with the team.
Also some interesting big-men where there as well and one said he could at least get a camp invite.
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I'd Rather Dragon be Home in Phoenix With the Rest of His Teammates. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
Reading Alex Laugan's copious FIBA report and subsequent reader comments got me cringing, er thinking. How do we feel about our Phoenix Sun players playing in international play?
I for one do not like it.
I get the whole nationalist appeal to a foreign player playing in America, and I believe it's good experience for some young players. But the NBA season and post-season is long enough. The grind is difficult enough even on a young body like Dragic's. Add in the FIBA games, and, well, I just don't like it.
I'm sure we could get into the numbers, the amount of minutes a player could play in these games, and the odds against injury of an already healthy player are probably fairly low. But I don't care. There's always a chance of a freak injury (knock on wood), and as I noted, the added miles on a pivotal player like Dragic, Turk, or Lopez are unnecessary.
I am very pleased Lopez didn't play for U.S.A. Obviously.
But if either Dragic or Turk suffered a serious injury, or even smaller lingering injury that would affect their NBA season, the Suns would be in some trouble.
This discussion brings us back to the subject of the Olympic/World Championship debate. While the rest of the world puts their best out there in sports, the U.S.A. once put out only amateurs. No one enjoyed losing, especially when the American best were sitting at home.
So if the American Pro Leagues (such as NBA, MLB) are together concerned enough about the health of their "investments," couldn't they in theory disallow participation in such events contractually? I supposed that could be another potential deal breaker in signing a player. Or, in some cases it may not matter at all.
If franchises or leagues together decided to limit their players involvement in international play, obviously American performance in such events could suffer. On the other hand, these events could give professional franchises another means to rate amateur athletes while also providing valuable experience to the youngsters.
Of course, the risk of injury is still out there for amateurs.
I digress, I'm mostly worried about our Suns right now.
What does the BSOTS think?
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Hedo Turkoglu, of Turkey and the Phoenix Suns. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Frank Gunn)
Quick update:
Phoenix Suns players dominated the World Championships today in Turkey.
Paul Coro has a nice writeup as well here.
First, Goran Dragic had a very good all-around game (10 points, 8 assists, 4 rebounds, 2 steals, 2 turnovers) but moreso was clearly the best player on the court. With regard to the scouting report on Goran (force him right), Australia did that and often stymied him. But he quickly passed out of trouble and never seemed flustered. He just found the open man (ie. mismatch) created by the overplay.
Watching this Slovenian team is such deja-vu to the Phoenix Suns' style. Their whole game is based on guard play creating from each side of the court. They either end up with an open 3 (and 3-4 players at a time can hit it) or a garbage finish at the basket. Very few isolations, except at the start of the play to get the mismatches off and rolling. Crisp passing and clean shooting (16 of 33 from 3-pt land today) rule the day.
Then later, Turkey killed France. The game wasn't even close, with Turkey blowing it open to start the third quarter on a 10-0 run after leading by a wide margin already. The run was fueled by a pair of Turkoglu 3s from each angle (for the game: 20 pts in 25 minutes, 4-7 form 3, 6-11 overall, plus 3 assists and 4 rebounds).
Hedo Turkoglu was brilliant. If you watched this game, you could envision how he can help the Suns this year. Oh he's definitely a perimeter player. No posting up from Hedo. He will drive, dish and shoot from the outside. Fine, we know this. His offense will create offense for others, and we'll either love him when he hits the fallaway 3s or hate him when he doesn't.
But also, Turkey dominated defensively using a 2-3 half-court zone in which Hedo played the lower baseline spot. The same spot Amare played in the Suns' zone. And Turkey's defense was stifling. Just sayin'.
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Slovenia and Turkey face off in the next round on Wednesday. One of them will move on. One will go home to rest before training camp.


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According to Town Administrator Jason Hoch, the recommended operating budget of $5,045,145 is about $80,000 more than the current budget.
"About $35,000 of that increase is the added cost from the New Hampshire Retirement System," said Hoch. "That is what everyone is dealing with right now."
Other adjustments to the budget include third-year wage increases from a police union contract and the anticipated hiring of four to six on-call firefighters, according to Hoch.
Voters will review 18 warrant articles, although some of them are typical housekeeping items. There is a request for $12,500 to be used for preliminary engineering costs to design a sidewalk on Pinecrest Road that would connect the bike path on Albuquerque Avenue with Litchfield Middle School. The fee, Hoch said, is just for the design plans; the actual construction costs will likely be presented to voters at the 2014 annual meeting. "We know how popular the Albuquerque Bike Path has become, so we want to get the ball rolling to eventually connect the path to all of the schools," he said. "This is step one towards doing that."
There is a separate request to allocate $10,000 to repair the entrance to the town hall and police station. The requested funds, according to Hoch, are leftover from the town hall roof replacement last year.
"There is severely deteriorated concrete at the front entrance," he said, adding the existing columns at the entryway also need to be repaired.
Residents also will be asked to appropriate $20,000 to repaint the old town hall, $10,000 for an engineering study to determine possible designs for a wastewater sewer system and nearly $19,000 for a 2 percent cost of living adjustment for nonunion town and library employees.
Another warrant article, which is advisory only, seeks to gain public comment about the current official ballot voting, or SB2 form currently used by the town. The article asks for insight into whether town residents would like to revert to the traditional town meeting for conducting its annual meeting.
"If there is interest to go back to the traditional town meeting style, then it will be placed on the warrant next year to discuss the merits of each type of government," said Hoch.
Saturday's deliberative session begins at 10 a.m. at Campbell High School, 1 Highlander Court.
The school district's deliberative session will begin at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the high school.
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Acute Flaccid Paralysis Syndrome Associated with West Nile Virus Infection --- Mississippi and Louisiana, July--August 2002
West Nile virus (WNV) infection can cause severe, potentially fatal neurologic illnesses including encephalitis and meningitis (1,2). Acute WNV infection also has been associated with acute flaccid paralysis (AFP) attributed to a peripheral demyelinating process (Guillain-Barré Syndrome [GBS]) (3), or to an anterior myelitis (4). However, the exact etiology of AFP has not been assessed thoroughly with electrophysiologic, laboratory, and neuroimaging data. This report describes six cases of WNV-associated AFP in which clinical and electrophysiologic findings suggest a pathologic process involving anterior horn cells and motor axons similar to that seen in acute poliomyelitis. Clinicians should evaluate patients with AFP for evidence of WNV infection and conduct tests to differentiate GBS from other causes of AFP.
Case Reports
Case 1. In July 2002, a previously healthy man aged 56 years from Mississippi was admitted to a local hospital with a 3-day history of fever, chills, vomiting, confusion, and acute painless weakness of the arms and legs. On physical examination, he had tremor and areflexic weakness in both arms and asymmetric weakness in the legs with hypoactive reflexes; sensation was intact. Laboratory abnormalities included a mildly elevated protein in the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) (Table). An evolving stroke was diagnosed, and the patient was treated with anticoagulant therapy; subsequently, the illness was attributed to GBS, and intravenous immune globulin (IVIG) therapy was initiated. A computerized tomography (CT) scan and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the brain and cervical spine were normal. Electromyography and nerve-conduction studies (EMG/NCS) were indicative of a severe asymmetric process involving anterior horn cells and/or their axons. An acute WNV infection was considered probable on the basis of the presence of virus-specific IgM antibody in serum.
Case 2. In July 2002, a man aged 57 years from Mississippi was admitted to a local hospital with a 3-day history of fever, chills, vomiting, and headache. Laboratory abnormalities indicated an elevated protein and pleocytosis in the CSF (Table). The patient subsequently had acute respiratory failure requiring intubation. On physical examination, rigidity in all extremities was observed with no spontaneous movement. Following extubation, bilateral facial and areflexic, asymmetric weakness was observed in all extremities; sensory examination was normal. Brain MRI was normal. EMG/NCS were indicative of a severe asymmetric process affecting anterior horn cells and/or their axons. IgM and neutralizing antibody test results confirmed an acute WNV infection.
Case 3. In July 2002, a man aged 56 years from Louisiana with a history of hypertension and coronary artery disease was hospitalized with a 4-day history of fever, vomiting, and painless asymmetric leg weakness. On examination, the patient had a flaccid areflexic right leg and a weak, hyporeflexic left leg; strength and reflexes in the arms were normal. The patient had decreased sensation in a stocking-and-glove distribution and a coarse upper extremity action tremor. A lumbar puncture revealed a CSF pleocytosis (Table). He was admitted with a diagnosis of postviral demyelination syndrome and treated with antimicrobial medication, IVIG, and dexamethasone. MRI of the spine revealed mild cervical spinal stenosis and homogeneous enhancement of the cauda equina consistent with meningitis. EMG/NCS were indicative of a severe asymmetric process affecting anterior horn cells and/or their axons. IgM and neutralizing antibody test results confirmed an acute WNV infection.
Case 4. In August 2002, a woman aged 69 years from Louisiana with a history of diabetes and degenerative disc disease was hospitalized with a 1-day history of vomiting, lethargy, confusion, fever, and painless right arm weakness. On examination, the patient had nuchal rigidity and a coarse tremor in the chin, left arm, and both legs. The right arm was flaccid and areflexic; strength and reflexes in the other extremities were normal. She was admitted with a diagnosis of meningoencephalitis with associated focal motor radiculitis versus monoplegia secondary to cerebrovascular ischemia. Head CT and brain MRI showed chronic microvascular ischemic changes; MRI of the cervical spine displayed mild narrowing of the spinal cord and the right neural foramina at the C5-6 level. EMG/NCS indicated a severe, asymmetric process affecting anterior horn cells and/or their axons. IgM and neutralizing antibody test results confirmed an acute WNV infection.
Case 5. In August 2002, a previously healthy man aged 50 years from Mississippi was hospitalized with vomiting and headache. He had flaccid, areflexic weakness in the right arm; sensation in all extremities was normal. An acute stroke was diagnosed, and the patient received anticoagulant therapy. EMG/NCS were indicative of a severe, asymmetric process affecting anterior horn cells and/or their axons in the right upper extremity. IgM and neutralizing antibody test results confirmed an acute WNV infection.
Case 6. In August 2002, a man aged 46 years from Louisiana with a history of coronary artery disease was admitted to a hospital with fever, chills, fatigue, and leg weakness. He had a plegic and areflexic right leg and mild left leg weakness; sensation was intact. Laboratory abnormalities included a lymphocytic pleocytosis in CSF (Table). The patient was admitted with a diagnosis of GBS and treated with IVIG and antibiotics. An enhanced MRI of the spine revealed findings suggestive of meningitis involving the conus medullaris and cauda equina. EMG/NCS indicated a severe, asymmetric process affecting anterior horn cells and/or their axons. IgM and neutralizing antibody test results confirmed an acute WNV infection.
Reported by: A Leis, MD, D Stokic, MD, J Polk, MD, V Dostrow, MD, M Winkelman, MD, Methodist Rehabilitation Center, Jackson; R Webb, MD, S Slavinski, DVM, M Currier, MD, State Epidemiologist, Mississippi State Dept of Health. J Van Gerpen, MD, Ochsner Clinic, New Orleans; E Brewer, MD, R Ratard, MD, State Epidemiologist, Louisiana Office of Public Health. J Sejvar, MD, Div of Viral and Rickettsial Diseases; L Petersen, MD, A Marfin, MD, G Campbell, MD, Div of Vector-Borne Infectious Diseases, National Center for Infectious Diseases; B Tierney, MD, M Haddad, MSN, S Montgomery, DVM, A Vicari, DVM, EIS officers, CDC.
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The clinical, laboratory, and electrophysiologic findings of these six patients suggest that WNV-associated AFP is a polio-like syndrome with involvement of the anterior horn cells of the spinal cord and motor axons. All six patients had acute onset of asymmetrical weakness without pain or sensory loss. All but one of those with CSF drawn had pleocytosis. Investigation of these patients is continuing.
A polio-like syndrome has been associated with flaviviruses other than WNV (5), and anterior myelitis has occurred with WNV infection (4). Investigations of primates (6) and other vertebrates infected with WNV have documented involvement of spinal motor neurons and lesions in the ventral gray matter of the spinal cord, with an absence of lesions in peripheral nerves.
Previous case series have attributed WNV infection--associated AFP to a peripheral neuronal process similar to GBS; acute poliomyelitis might simulate GBS, causing diagnostic confusion (7). Clinical, laboratory, and electrophysiologic features of these cases might help differentiate poliomyelitis from GBS. In comparison with the asymmetric AFP observed in these patients, GBS syndrome is more often symmetric, generally involves sensory changes or paresthesias, and is associated with an elevation of CSF protein in the absence of pleocytosis. Additional features of typical GBS include an onset several days following signs of acute infection and a generally favorable outcome with rapid improvement in strength. In addition, EMG/NCS typically suggest a predominantly demyelinating picture, or a combined axonal and demyelinating process. A pure motor axonal variant of GBS (8) might be confused with polio; however, this GBS variant is typically characterized by symmetric, distally prominent weakness and subclinical sensory nerve involvement on EMG/NCS.
Treatment modalities used for patients with GBS include anticoagulation, IVIG, plasmapheresis, and high-dose corticosteroids. These therapies have no beneficial effect for poliomyelitis and can have significant morbidity (9,10). In areas where WNV transmission is occurring, clinicians should suspect acute WNV infection and conduct appropriate diagnostic tests in patients presenting with acute, painless, asymmetric weakness, particularly in the setting of an acute febrile illness with CSF pleocytosis. In addition, CSF analysis, thorough EMG/NCS, and neuroimaging should be strongly considered before initiating therapies for GBS or other peripheral inflammatory processes.
Continued surveillance and public health investigation is needed to fully define the scope of neurologic illnesses associated with WNV infection. Health-care providers who are aware of patients with acute WNV infection and AFP should contact their state or local health departments and CDC, telephone 404-639-4657; e-mail, firstname.lastname@example.com.
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- Weiss D, Carr D, Kellachan J, et al. Clinical findings of West Nile virus infection in hospitalized patients, New York and New Jersey, 2000. Emerg Infect Dis 2001;7:654--7.
- Asnis D, Conetta R, Teixeria A, Waldman G, Sampson B. The West Nile virus outbreak of 1999 in New York; the Flushing Hospital experience. Clin Infect Dis 2000; 30:413--18.
- Ohry A, Karpin H, Yoeli D, Lazari A, Lerman Y. West Nile virus myelitis. Spinal Cord 2001;39:662--3.
- Solomon T, Kneen R, Dung N, et al. Poliomyelitis-like illness due to Japanese encephalitis virus. Lancet 1998;351:1094--7.
- Manuelidis E. Neuropathology of experimental West Nile infection in monkeys. J Neuropathol Exp Neurol 1956;15:448--60.
- Gorson K, Ropper A. Nonpoliovirus poliomyelitis simulating Guillain-Barre Syndrome. Arch Neurol 2001;58:1460--4.
- Visser L, Van der Meche F, Van Doorn P, et al. Guillain-Barre syndrome without sensory loss (acute motor neuronopathy): a subgroup with specific clinical, electrodiagnostic and laboratory features. Brain 1995;118:841--7.
- Norda R, Berseus O, Stemayr B. Adverse events and problems in therapeutic hemapheresis: a report from the Swedish registry. Transfus Apheresis Sci 2001;25:33--41.
- Stangel M, Muller M, Marx P. Adverse events during treatment with high-dose intravenous immunoglobulins for neurological disorders. Eur Neurol 1998;40:173--4.
This report is based on information contributed by S Kemmerly, MD, K Baumgarten, MD, Ochsner Clinic; M Rosenblum, MD, K Landry, Touro Infirmary, New Orleans; P Vaccaro, P Mussarat, MD, North Oaks Hospital, Hammond; J Lefran, MD, G Reddy, MD, T Croney, Slidell Memorial Hospital, Slidell, Louisiana. P Collins, Div of Vector-Borne Infectious Diseases, National Center for Infectious Diseases, CDC.
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Comic-Con is this week. You may have heard, it's been in all the papers. So this will probably be my last post before the craziness of the con sweeps me away.
So, first, don't bother trying to reach me this week unless you're about to offer me a boatload of money to do something for you, or your house is on fire. And if your house is on fire, it had better be totally on fire, not just a couple of rooms. Sorry, but that's just the way these things go. I'll be back on the grid next week for everything else.
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Depending on which side of the fence you're on, Brian De Palma hasn't made a good movie since the '90s, or he hasn't lost his touch. For everyone who dislikes a certain film, particularly recent pictures like "Femme Fatale" or "The Black Dahlia," there are just as many ready to find the merit and pleasures in the work. And judging by the first trailer for "Passion," that will probably be the case here.
Starring Rachel McAdams and Noomi Rapace, the film is a loose remake of Alain Corneau's 2010 flick "Love Crime," which starred Ludivine Sagnier and Kristin Scott-Thomas, and tells the story two women involved in a sexy and dangerous power struggle while working at a multinational conglomerate. And for this writer, the film looks to be pretty high camp in this brief new trailer, a situation not aided by what appears to be a low budget and some pretty gaudy digital photography. But we will say this: the nod to "On The Waterfront" with the taxi cab scene is pretty sweet. But overall, it seems primed for late-night viewing on Cinemax.
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LA2000 | August 25, 2012 5:10 AM
DePalma has never been known for understatement, particularly when it comes to sex or visuals. For him, more =more, and there is NEVER enough more.
Based on the trailer, the film would appear to lack a the sophisticated execution necessary to keep this from falling into camp territory.
Jesse | August 24, 2012 8:00 AM
Again, female bisexuality... why do every thrillers featuring women in lead roles have to include female bisexuality ? Basic Instinct, Black Swan, now this... Memo to Hollywood : this is 2012, patriarchy is over, now men can also experiment sexually and not be constrained to being straight or gay. So put some male bisexuality in there because frankly the ration of female/male bisexuality in films is ridiculous.
Leonardo | August 23, 2012 6:39 PM
Looks pretty good, don't know why are you saying that it looks gaudy, the photography looks greats.
Pat | August 23, 2012 3:32 PM
I'm intrigued. I saw Love Crime at TIFF 2010 and had very mixed thoughts. It had a lot of potential, so this is one remake I'm interested to see. I don't know how I feel about the casting of Rachel McAdams (Kristin Scott Thomas was great in the original), but Noomi Rapace seems like a good fit. Will be adding this to my TIFF12 schedule!
Cinematic_high | August 23, 2012 3:17 PM
Never in my life has a 1 minute trailer upset me so.....only because I want more! But leave it to DePalma to not reveal shit till you see it....so I'll be there whenever they unleash this film to the world (outside of film festivals).....
dan | August 23, 2012 2:22 PM
This looks great, and very, very De Palma. The photography looks great to me.
hopper | August 23, 2012 1:57 PM
Richard Schitz | August 23, 2012 1:23 PM
To this reader, this author seems like an idiot for judging a movie based on a 1 minute trailer...
Tom | August 23, 2012 1:14 PM
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B | August 23, 2012 12:38 PM
Have to agree I don't see what looks "gaudy" or cinemaxy about this. It was shot by Jose Luis Alcaine, who's worked with Almodovar for years and Victor Erice.
mary | August 23, 2012 12:36 PM
"Passion" will have its US premiere in New York Film Festival 2012.
Huh? | August 23, 2012 12:14 PM
Gaudy digital photography? Looks exquisite to me. Hopefully you're not referring to the TIFF opener which is NOT a part of the film itself.
Eoin Daly | August 23, 2012 11:52 AM
McAdams looks very intence and finally is doing great dramatic work and I think she will upstage Naomi only because this girl really brings down a films quality for me.