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Hero the Llama
Chapter 1: The Comet
This story is about a llama named Hero. Hero grew up on a planet named Sunny Sunshine Shoe. He could tell you a thousand things about his home planet, maybe even more, but if you asked him the one thing that stood out, he would not hesitate. He would look at you right into the eyes, take a deep breath, then grab your hand and lead you to the park behind his house. The flowers, the wind, the trees. Such a perfect little paradise tucked away in space, on the verge of the Void: the big unexplored part of space.
He was a simple animal. He always had been. Llamas never felt many complex emotions at once. They were very focused creatures, and knew what they had to do at all times. They weren't particularly smart- that varied from llama to llama- but the ability to concentrate on single thoughts was a very powerful one. Hero, on the other hand, was not stupid. Underneath his house was his lab where he worked on gadgets to help with his daily life. He did not make weapons, but tools that could feel like magic for the common animal. They were not though. Hero had read many books and self taught many subjects from electronics to biology, from law to geology. His knowledge was plentiful, yet there was so much more left to know about, and it made the llama giddy with excitement.
Hero lived a peaceful life. His days were filled with hope and his nights with dreams. Nothing else mattered but his home and his companion. All that mattered was love. Her name was Plan. Hero loved Plan, but most important of all, Plan loved Hero. They had been living together for as long as he could remember. Life before her did not matter at all. As far as Hero was concerned, his life truly started when he first felt love towards her, and so did she towards him.
Not a single day was spent alone. They woke up together, ate together, and slept together. If a love could ever be purer, it would have been pure light. You truly had to be there to understand it. The two llamas often had conversations about the future. Their present was a gift from life, but thinking about what was coming was something they liked to do on occasions. They would lay down on the grass, while two suns orbited around Sunny Sunshine Shoe, and wonder whether the weather would one day wither away.
Until The Comet came.
The Comet was the name of a horse, and not any horse at that. The Comet was a pony. A pony disguised as a horse. As far as the whole universe was concerned though, he was a horse. A fierce horse. A courageous horse. A cruel horse. A deadly horse. The day The Comet crashed on Sunny Sunshine Shoe, it was raining. It had been raining for a week, and it would not stop but a week later. The planet was dying already, and it was not The Comet's fault: he was just a pony disguised as a horse. His costume had been shred to pieces during the crash, and he felt disoriented. He couldn't remember where he was or what he came here for, but he knew he had to be a horse. He could not be a pony. Suddenly he saw two llamas running towards him, their white furs almost shining in contrast with the surroundings.
Hero and Plan approached the massive crater. Smoke had been filling the grey sky and forming its own menacing clouds. The plants surrounding the huge hole were dying slowly but surely; the planet was unrecognizable. Even the air tasted differently, Hero could feel it.
"Stay here," he told Plan as he let go of her hand. She did not reply but the look on her face was enough. It was the last time he would ever be feeling her touch.
He was inches away from the crater when all of a sudden he heard a familiar voice screaming. He turned around and what he saw he did not immediately understand. Was it a pony, or was it a horse? Why was he holding Plan in his mouth? Why was she unconscious? More importantly, why were they slowly disappearing into thin air?
"You shouldn't have seen me like this," The Comet shouted as he was slowly becoming nothing. "You cannot escape the jaws of wisdom. You shall not observe the fate of the stars!"
"What are you talking about," Hero replied as he was running back towards Plan. "Leave her alone! Stop!"
You probably were not aware of this, but llamas are not known for their speed. By the time he reached them, it was too late already.
"She will die, just like your planet will. Remember this: The Comet never stumbles". The Comet's last words echoed throughout the plain and they were gone.
Hero fell to the ground, his eyes filled with tears. He looked around, but only saw desolation. His mind was already made up: he had to rescue her. He could not leave her with that nut job of a horse. Or was he a pony? It did not matter. What mattered was getting Plan back from him. He got up and ran to the only vehicle on the whole planet: the Gruyère, his space shuttle. He lived alone with Plan on Sunny Sunshine Shoe. He had never left his home planet, yet his guts told him he had to venture into deep space to find The Comet. He would have to travel to the nearest metropolis, get help, and resources. As he started up the engine, he could not help but wonder about The Comet. Who was he, what did he want, and what was he? None of this made sense. Everything was happening so fast.
The engine roared. He closed his eyes, fired up the vertical thrusters, and in an instant he was speeding through the emptiness of space. First stop: Metroroots.
Chapter 2: Tran Police
Somewhere between Sunny Sunshine Shoe and Metroroots
Hero shifted his behind towards the left, then back to the right: he was feeling very uncomfortable in his seat. It clearly was not designed for llamas. Monkeys maybe, some felines perhaps, but llamas? Not a single care had been given as to whether llamas would be driving this space shuttle. The Gruyère roared as it passed through a Mistake: small pockets of nothing scattered across the galaxy. Deep Space was often referred to as being empty, but that was not technically true. Mistakes were truly empty little wonders of science. No one knew where they come from, although races after races had claimed ownership. A company even tried to use them as advertising tools, but the whole thing backfired on them when one filled up an entire region of coupons for kiwi flavored condoms, each with a sample of the product. Needless to say they had to shut down after the fiasco. The story goes that the CEO fled to Earth to seek refuge, only to get emasculated by the High Ordered Council of the Court of the Milky Way. "Someone should have told him Earth is completely loco" thought Hero as he passed through yet another Mistake. "They still haven't abolished politics".
A red dot appeared on his main screen. It was Metroroots. He was just a few light years away. It had been a full day since he had left Sunny Sunshine Shoe. A full day alone with just a single thought running through his mind. A horrible one, yet he could not just ignore it or make it go away. It just did not make sense: was The Comet a pony or a horse? He had carefully examined the question long and hard, and had come to a conclusion that seemed as absurd as the tragedy that had happened. Was the pony wearing a horse costume? It seemed silly. His screen beeped, chasing away his thought exercise. He had arrived. The shuttle had automatically docked itself into a parking station in orbit above the planet. Hero grabbed his backpack made out of golden kitten hair that had been stretched and solidified, and left the Gruyère. He could feel a cold gust of wind on his face as he exited his shuttle and walked towards the teleporter. The whole structure was empty, not a single soul. His footsteps resonated, the sound waves colliding with the surrounding walls. Hero stepped into what looked like an elevator and closed the door.
"WHERE TO" a robotic cat female voice declared.
"Metroroots main station" Hero shouted into the mic.
He had to shout. He had heard stories of people not speaking clearly or loudly enough, and having to look for their dismembered body parts across planets. Not a fun experience by any stretch of the imagination. He closed his eyes as a white light flashed and illuminated the teleporter. The door opened, and what lied in front of him he could have not foreseen. What used to be literally a forest of buildings and concrete was now nothing more than grass, trees and plants, with very little buildings left here and there. Very familiar plants, though Hero could not quite place where they were from. Something else was off.
"Where are all the people?" Hero wondered, shocked.
Metroroots, biggest metropolis in the area, known for its very active business district, highly sought out hospital care (the best in the region) and peculiar working hours. You worked all the time, but every two nights, the planet's temporal axis stopped for an uncertain number of time - how can you be sure how long had passed when you could not quantify it? - so that its inhabitants could rest in cryostasis pods. The system was odd, but it worked: Metroroots had one of the highest employment and productivity rates of the Recorded universe. Whenever time stopped, the sky would change to a very unique shade of yellow. Hero looked up towards the clouds: the sky was blue.
"Something very strange is going on here" Hero said out loud, speaking to himself. "What should I do?" he wondered, when he was all of a sudden daunted by a very scary thought: he had no weapons. Nothing to protect himself from what ever might want to harm him. This was not a normal situation at all. Hero reached for his backpack and took out his Maps Made More Mailable, or M4 for short. The device buzzed and vibrated, then scanned the entire planet and produced a sphere which looked a lot like a figurine. It could fit inside the palm of your hand, but when activated, it would display a 3D hologram map of a selected region with your position, any nearby animal and, of course, where to find the nearest bar. Five dots appeared on the hologram: two bars, one hospital, one animal and a half grey half black dot.
"Weird. A black dot means an animal but a grey dot means an unknown."
Hero zoomed in on the weird dot. It was located a few miles south of where he was, in what appeared to be a naturally formed canyon. He turned his attention to the other dots. The person picked up by the scan was actually in one of the bars, half a mile north, called Tran Police, and not too far away from the hospital. Hero closed his map, put it back in his bag, and started to go to the bar in question: maybe whoever was there could explain just what the hell was going on here. Everything just kept getting stranger and stranger.
Five thousand feet below Metroroots
Lori looked at her watch. The day had been very stressful. Hell, the whole week had been very stressful, and stress was not something tigers were accustomed to. Rage sure, stress no. This was different. Tough choices had been made in the past few days. She had done something she would probably never forget. She was not feeling guilty, or sad, or even happy; just stressed. She lowered her eyes from the main screen to look at the floor. She had been underground for so long she was starting to feel the effects of Sun Withdrawal. Simulated sunshine was not cutting it anymore.
"Come on" she thought to herself, "One more week. Just one more week and it will be over".
A siren started playing through the speakers of the underground facility. The screen flashed red, while hundreds of words and numbers scrolled down.
"Ma'am?" her assistant asked.
"What's going on P?" she growled, without even looking at her.
"Looks like an intruder was found downtown, near the main station's teleporter" she promptly replied.
"What? How is this possible?" Lori shouted, her rage building up. "How can it be happening during the process? How the hell is there still enough power for the teleporter to work? And why the hell was the intruder not located while in orbit?"
There was a short pause.
"I don't know ma'am. I'm sorry ma'am".
Lori turned her head and looked at her assistant. Blue and green feathers, half blue half green down, a black beak, red claws: the California Condor was not what you would call typical looking. It was all a hundred percent natural somehow, everyone in the facility had been tested and she knew all of their genetic makeup by heart. The condor kept looking at the screen in front of her.
"Should I alert sir Bronson Butkus Briswald, ma'am? This classifies as a level fo-"
"I know what this classifies as, P!" Lori interrupted the condor.
She took a second to think. Butkus was a madman. A nut job. He had been drinking heavily for the past month and was out of control, not to mention the problems with his messed up son. Her superior was the cause of all of this when she thought about it, and how she had to clean his mess up. "Such a cliché" the tiger thought, mentally sighing. "The second in command cleaning up after the broken commander. I hate this".
"Don't alert him." she shouted at P. "I'll go on the scene personally to assess."
"But ma'am-"
"I have made my decision P! Get out or deal with the consequences, I don't have time for this."
"No ma'am I-" the condor tried saying.
"WHAT?" exploded Lori, her rage now spewing out of her.
Silence invaded the little control room. For a full five seconds, only the buzzing of the machines and flashing of the screens could be heard. The condor breathed in and turned towards her superior.
"The invader just arrived at Tran Police." P said quickly.
Silence again. A heavy silence. A painful silence. An interminable silence:
Lori chuckled.
"I guess this is a job for you, miss Police."
"Understood." the assistant replied calmly.
Maybe the day was getting better, Lori thought to herself. Maybe.
Back on the surface
Hero pushed open the main entrance of the bar. "What a weird name for a bar" he wondered as he walked into the place. He wasn't sure what "Tran" meant, and the decoration was not reminiscent of the police in any way. In fact, it was a pretty standard bar. A few tables, some stuck to the ground, others floating with the help of their Anti Gravity Ground Animosity device. The actual bar, like in all bars everywhere, had a display of the selection of drinks rotating above the wooden counter top. Each drink was magnified in turns, with additional information displayed next to it, usually a bit of history or a poor thought out joke. "Tropical Treadmill" Hero read on the display, "Feel the heat of a thousand jogging sessions at once. Ask the bartender for the special brew. Doesn't sound tasty at all" he thought to himself as he scanned the rest of the room.
"That's strange" he said thinking out loud, "I can't see a backdoor. Is this bar just this one room?"
"Freeze!" a male voice yelled.
Hero stopped. He could hear electricity crackling in the air.
"Don't move llama. I'm armed and I will shoot you if you so much as itch your nose."
The voice sounded like a condor's. It was getting closer, and so was the weird crackling. Was it a Dischargeable Portable Bone Paralyzer Drive, or DPBPD for short? Or something more serious? He needed to buy some time to figure something out.
"I don't want any trouble" he began saying. "I was just hoping to find people. I came here looking for help, but the planet-"
"Shut up llama! I really don't give a damn." the voice exclaimed.
The crackling got louder. The voice must have been twenty five feet away by now.
"I'm sorry! I just want to know what hap-"
"I said shut up!" the voice cried as it overcharged the device.
Everything happened in slow motion. As the device discharged, Hero jumped behind the bar's counter top while the front door exploded all of a sudden: another condor had entered the bar. A peculiar looking female one with blue and green feathers and red claws.
"Police?!" the male voice said in astonishment.
"Hello, Tran."
Everything became quiet. The two condors stared at each other. Hero, still hiding behind the bar, started rummaging through his backpack. He needed an exit strategy and quick.
"What are you going to do, shoot me?" Police asked. It sounded less like a question and more like a joke.
"I'll do it, Police! You are not the same as before. Do you have any idea of what you have done?" Tran yelled, his DPBPD pointed straight at the female condor.
"I did the right thing, Tran!" she replied shouting. "You should have listened to me!" She lowered her voice. "You should have trusted me."
Nothing in the llama's backpack seemed helpful. He looked around but could not find anything of value. The two condors were standing between him and what appeared to be the only exit: the main entrance, now a huge hole. Wind came in and Hero felt once again a familiar sensation. He couldn't place it. Something felt off. This whole planet felt off.
"You should have told me what you were about to do" Tran said, his weapon still in the air. "You should have told everybody. Now everyone is dead!"
"If you had let me explain Tran, you would have figured out that I was trying to protect my home!" Police said, her voice breaking down towards the end.
"You hid it from me for months! What kind of wife lies to her husband's face for months?"
There was another uncomfortable silence. Hero could hear a buzzing sound from far away.
"I love you Tran."
Tran closed his eyes.
"I can't love someone who betrayed me like you did."
His DPBPD discharged once more, the bolt of electricity racing towards Police. There was a white flash of light and smoke engulfed the bar. Hero could not see a thing.
"I know you're still hiding behind the bar llama." Tran started saying. "I know you work for her. You are next, llama!"
Hero got up and faced the male condor. Police's body was lying inert on the floor. He could not believe that animal had just killed his own wife. Had the whole galaxy gone mental?
"Why did you not step in and save her? Don't you work for her?" Tran asked the llama.
Hero continued to stare at him. He was not feeling angry. He had not felt angry when The Comet had taken Plan away: llamas could not feel anger. They did feel love however, and Hero was certain of one thing right now: love was not in the air.
"I don't really understand what is going on. I have never met any of you before in my life. The love of my life was taken away from me and I came on this planet to get help and find her. I don't know what happened, I don't know how it happened. All I want is to leave this place and get back to my ship."
Tran lowered his weapon. The expression in his eyes seemed to shift from anger to understanding. Had he been through something similar too?
"I apologize llama."
He holstered his weapon and looked down at his wife.
"You cannot escape the jaws of wisdom." he whispered, just out of ears' reach.
Hero took a long look at him. He seemed so broken, so disconnected from whatever life he lead before.
"My name is Hero" the llama said, stepping forward and raising his hand.
Tran's eyes turned away from his wife to the hand, then to the llama. They slowly started to water.
"I haven't felt someone else's touch for a week now." the condor said, weakly.
He collapsed in Hero's arms, unconscious.
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July 9, 2013 Update at 5:30 a.m.
Anderson City council has approved a new tethering ordinance for dogs. The pets can't be tethered for more than two hours in a 12 hour period.
Tethers have to be at least 12 feet- long and can't be a chain. A violation can mean a fine of more than $1,000
A group called Freedom Fences will work with any pet owner who is found in violation of the rules.
July 8, 2013 Update
Anderson City Council will vote Monday, to decide how dogs will be tethered in the city. Most recently the City Public Works Committee discussed specifics of the animal care ordinance. Now council members said the 2nd and possibly final reading could be Monday.
Rhonda Sims founded Freedom, Train, Transport Rescue in Anderson and said this ordinance is a long time coming. She said she rescued her dog Penny when she was tethered and neglected by her previous owners.
" We see dogs on three foot chains who live their lives like that and these dogs normally don't have proper vet care and most are not spayed and neutered," said Sims.
Council members said that the ordinance is based on other ordinances like the one in Greenville County that limits the length of a leash.
In Anderson, the ordinance would require dogs be tethered for no longer than 2 hours in any 12 hour period. It also read pets must be given proper care, like food and water, and an appropriate number of visits to the veterinarian.
Sims told 7 On Your Side the animals that she finds often receive none of these necessities and have permanent physical and emotional scars.
"We see collars where the skin has grown around the neck and has to be removed and if you can imagine the scars it leaves on their skin, imagine how scared they are inside from the life they've lived," said Sims.
The ordinance, she said, could help control the number of neglected dogs in the city. 7 On Your Side spoke with many members of city council and they agreed something needed to be done. The said they did not hear from many people who opposed the ordinance, only some who felt they should be able to tether their dogs if they're well taken care of.
"There were a lot of people in the audience who were just interested, just plain interested and most of them were positive about it," said Council member Beatrice Rice Thompson.
In this statement she was referencing the recent Public Works meeting.
Council members say the ordinance has been changed to take out a few measures. Recently a part that limited the number of dogs someone could have, was removed.
Sims and council members agree it is also important to offer resources to anyone who would be in violation of the ordinance if it passed.
"When people do get assistance with their animals they're very appreciative and they wanted to be able to do it. Were not trying to create a problem we're just trying to make lives better for these dogs," said Sims.
That could he help, for example, from a non profit like Freedom Fences. They help pet owners build a fence at a low cost.
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ROSS-on-Wye's Morgan Baynham-Williams is hoping she can establish herself as a star for the future with a fine showing this month at the Australian Youth Olympic Festival.
The 18-year-old cox is one of 120 athletes to have been selected for Team GB to compete in Sydney from January 16 to 20.
The former Newent Community School pupil will be coxing the British girls eight Down Under as they look to replicate Team GB's Olympic success on the waters of Eton Dorney this summer. And for Baynham-Williams, a member of Ross Rowing Club, the chance to test herself against the best in the world at her age is a challenge she is relishing.
"I am really excited. It felt like Christmas came early to be selected. It has been a bit of an aim since this time last year," she said. "I was a little surprised to be here but I am so glad I am and it will be a great experience for me.
"I had a bit of a downfall in the summer trials - I trialled last year for the GB squad and in the final trials fell a little bit short."
"I was a bit gutted but I have come back and in 2012 I was successful in the trials to get to the Youth Olympics. "It has given me a big confidence boost and although I will be keeping my feet on the ground I know I have to keep pushing on and progressing.
"It is really exciting to compete against the other countries and we know the Australians are going to be very good on home waters."
One of the major success stories on the rowing lake at London 2012 was Kat Copeland, a former competitor at the Australian Youth Olympic Festival in 2009.
And Baynham-Williams admitted that witnessing the rowing in person this summer has been a driving force in her bid for success in Australia.
"I managed to get some tickets and saw some of the lightweight fours and women's eight at London 2012 which was good to see," she added.
"It does get you thinking about what you want to do. It has driven me on and seeing the likes of Kat Copeland who have been to a Youth Olympics before winning a medal shows you it can be done."
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News: Ex-Cash Money Rapper's Prison Release Date Revealed
Sunday, Jul 1, 2012 8:49PM
Incarcerated rapper Turk is reportedly headed home this fall after serving over five years behind bars on a felony weapons conviction.
According to reports, he is slated to escape jail in mid-October.
New Orleans rapper Turk, once a member of Cash Money Records' biggest group the Hot Boys, will finally be released from prison. Turk, who served almost nine years after being convicted for weapons violations, will finally be released from the Forrest City, Arkansas federal prison, on October 12, 2012. Turk, born Tab Vigil Jr., was part of The Hot Boys from 1996-2001. As a member of the group, Turk was featured on #1 albums like Get It How You Live!, Guerrilla Warfare and released a solo album titled Young & Thuggin'. (AHH)
A couple years ago, fellow ex-Cash Money rapper B.G. discussed Turk's legal woes.
"I talk to Turk all the time," B.G. said in an interview. "He's been down almost six years. He took 10 years on the gun charge. They dropped the charges of attempted murder on a police officer because it was friendly fire. They have a civil lawsuit with the police [officer's family]. He's supposed to be on his way to the halfway house. Turk's a soldier. He's handling it like a gangsta. He's got smarter, wiser, he's been reading. Six years in the feds ... his chess game is on point. He's been eating. He got about 10 albums [written]. He's ready." (MTV)
He was reportedly sentenced to 12 years behind bars in the mid-2000's.
Turk is currently serving a twelve year sentence for an array of charges after shooting a Tennessee police officer in 2004. Turk was later convicted in 2005 on Federal charges of being a felon in possession of a firearm, a fugitive from justice in possession of a firearm, and an unlawful user addicted to a controlled substance in possession of a firearm. (Keep It Trill)
In 2010, Turk lost his brother Ronald Smith to a fatal shooting.
"I'm reaching out to all of you who have influence on the hip hop community. At around 3am this morning my younger brother Ronald Smith was found gunned down behind a Daquri shop in New Orleans on Manhattan St. My little brother and I were as close as brothers can be and it hurts me to lose him at such a young age, but as a man I must be strong. I have been in jail now for over 6yrs and there's not much I can do. My mother is mourning over the loss of her youngest child and over the fact that there is no insurance or funds to arrange the proper burial. I am asking for you to get the word out and to also help financially in any way you can. Any donations can be sent to me at the Shelby County Jail by Western Union and for those who know me personally funds can be given directly to my mother Ms. Pamela Smith. [sic]" (Ozone Magazine)


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Kanye West, Khloé Kardashian-Odom and Lamar Odom were among the guests at a private dinner party presented by Diddy at The Darby in New York City Sunday. The group was there to toast the Culo by Mazzucco book and art exhibition launch, and enjoyed a special tasting menu before heading to the restaurant's basement lounge, Darby Downstairs, where they sipped Beau Joie champagne and danced into the early hours to tunes spun by DJ Kiss. - Carlos Greer
He might be responsible for reviving one of the worst moments in the history of sunglasses -- the "shutter shades" -- but rapper Kanye West is hoping that all will be forgiven as he debuts his own line at Paris Fashion Week later this month.
The power acts will join New Edition, who will reunite for the event after 30 years
⢠He's been a frequent front row presence on the New York Fashion Week scene, and Kanye West kept the stylish partying going at the opening of Alexander Wang's new Soho boutique. The rapper scoped out the black and white décor and the wares, enjoyed Belvedere cocktails and caught up with fellow partygoers, including Zoe Kravitz and Karen Elson. The group also enjoyed a performance by Lauryn Hill, who played many of her hits with a full band.
A photographer has restored his lawsuit against rapper Kanye West and security guards who allegedly caused "serious and grievous personal injuries" during a New York City party in 2008, according to court records.
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5. Jamey Johnson, "The Guitar Song" 1: What does Jamey Johnson keep under all of that hair? Songs. Nashville's gruffest and grittiest star turns out to be its most reliable traditionalist, a Music Row pro who can write a song for every emotional season. Johnson pulled out a whole slew of them -- 25, clocking in north of 105 minutes -- for his double-disc fourth album: acoustic confessions and rugged boogie blues, big weepers and grim reapers, cover tunes and novelty ditties, not to mention "California Riots" and "Playing the Part," a pair of fiercely funny, unrepentantly redneck swipes at the frou-frou blue states.
⢠Kanye West and model Jessica Stam may have been dining with another couple at Indochine in N.Y.C. - but it didn't seem to be a romantic double date. "They all seemed to be just friends," a source says of the foursome's "chill dinner." The musician was in a "great mood," the source adds about West, who began his evening by wrapping gifts at the Wrap to Rap event to benefit New Yorkers for Children.
The rapper cancels a Today performance after "very brutal" interview
They pair have been spending time together, but a Kardashian source says they're "just friends"
The rapper gets animated in the season premiere of the hit Fox series
Who came out on top with their VMA performance, Taylor Swift or Kanye West? HLN's Showbiz Tonight panel weighs in.
The redemption train keeps rolling right along for Kanye West.
An unscripted, shocking moment during last year's MTV Video Music awards dominated Sunday night's show, with Kanye West and Taylor Swift putting their feelings to music.
A look at some of the highlights from the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards
The singers address their feud with performances of two unreleased songs
The rapper closes out the show with a brand new song, "Runaway," as ballet dancers perform
The singer delivers an empowering, unnamed anthem at Sunday's awards show
But not together! The stars are expected to return to the MTV stage separately on Sunday
Will Taylor & Kanye make nice? Will Lady Gaga make awards history? Can Snooki get any more orange?
⢠Beyoncé celebrated her 29th birthday with a dance party at The Darby in N.Y.C. alongside famous pals like Diddy, an expectant Alicia Keys and Kanye West. Hubby Jay-Z organized the private bash, while DJ Cassidy spun tunes, including Stevie Wonder's version of "Happy Birthday," which was played shortly before cake was served. There was also a jazz band, and a source says the party was "perfect" and "very intimate."
If you needed any more proof that Twitter has transformed how we absorb information and communicate, look no further than Kanye West.
The happy pair will be brought together, if host Chelsea Handler has her way
The outspoken rapper joins the microblogging site
A new California law named for rapper Kanye West's late mother requiring a physical exam and medical history before cosmetic surgeries isn't likely to lead to better patient safety, some cosmetic surgeons said.
Kings of Leon's Nathan Followill talks about the group's four Grammy nominations.
In a blog post, the rapper shows he's emerged from the Taylor Swift debacle with self-confidence intact
⢠Kanye West stepped out for a low-key movie date with girlfriend Amber Rose at The Grove in West Hollywood. Their flick of choice? The box-office topping Avatar - though no word if they saw it in 3-D or not. Also catching Avatar at The Grove: Diddy, who took his son Christian, 11, to the movie.
A blog crowns the rapper with low impulse control the year's biggest loser
Is the stage set for another showdown with Kanye West? But look out for Lady Gaga and the Black Eyed Peas
Music critic Chuck Arnold looks back at the year's releases - and picks the likely honorees
See the singer's reaction at hearing that West wants Beyoncé to host the show instead
The singer gets sentenced to community service for a scuffle with photographers last year
Rapper Kanye West and his business manager must complete 50 hours of community service in exchange for the dismissal of charges stemming from a Los Angeles airport scuffle with paparazzi last year.
The Monster Ball will be bigger and crazier than anything before, she says
His girlfriend Amber Rose clears up rumors the rapper perished in a car accident
The singer says West "was standing up for art"
Thanks to Joe, Kanye, Serena, and other misfits, a lot of people are talking about how society is undergoing a rash of rudeness.
Kanye West may be able to take time off to think about his life after all now that his concert tour has been canceled.
From Rep. Joe Wilson's outburst to Serena's tennis rant and Kanye stealing the show, its been a week of bad etiquette.
Swift thanks everyone (Kelly Clarkson, especially!) for their support
Kanye West's plan "to take some time off" in the aftermath of his MTV awards show embarrassment may be cut short as the rapper readies for a three-month tour with Lady Gaga.
Former President Jimmy Carter took a swipe at rapper Kanye West's behavior at Sunday's MTV Video Music Awards, saying it was "completely uncalled for" and his punishment was to appear on the new Jay Leno show."
Showbiz Tonight's AJ Hammer talks with his panel about Kanye West asking for forgiveness for his actions at the VMA's.
"He was very sincere," Swift says of her telephone conversation with the rapper
Kanye West called Taylor Swift with a "very sincere" apology Tuesday for interrupting her acceptance speech at Sunday's MTV Video Music Awards, Swift said.
Kanye West appeared to blame the pain of his mother's death two years ago for his "rude" behavior at Sunday's MTV Video Music Awards.
The musician helps launch Jay Leno's new primetime show by expressing remorse over his treatment of Taylor Swift
After the songstress's mother "tore into him," West kept insisting Beyoncé should have won, a source tells PEOPLE
"That was Taylor's moment and I had no right in any way to take it from her," he says on his blog. "I am truly sorry"
The reaction to Kanye West's hijacking of the microphone from Taylor Swift during her acceptance speech at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards came quickly and unequivocally.
"What happened to you as a child?" the singer asks in a caustic, profanity-laced assault after the rapper's VMA outburst
"We all make mistakes in life," says the VMAs host, who calls West "a nice bloke"
HLN's A.J. Hammer has the details on the MTV VMAs and a controversial disruption from rapper Kanye West.
Is it worth a dollar to get him to button his lip until the end of the year?
After winning video of the year, Knowles invites the best female video winner on stage
"I'm in the wrong for going on stage and taking away from her moment," the rapper says after interrupting her at the VMAs
Even by the standards of the anything-goes MTV Video Music Awards, Kanye West's hijacking of country-pop sweetheart Taylor Swift's speech at the Sunday night ceremony was particularly brutal.
The rapper gets booed after he interrupts her acceptance speech to praise Beyoncé
The singer will issue a video collection and remix CD on June 16
The rapper was arrested Sept. 11 after allegedly damaging a photographer's equipment at an L.A. airport
Video showed West damaging a photographer's equipment at L.A. airport
Rapper Kanye West and his business manager face vandalism, battery and grand theft charges in connection with a scuffle with photographers at Los Angeles International Airport last September.
West gets animated alongside Oscar nominee Taraji P. Henson in an episode of The Cleveland Show
PEOPLE has all the details of the celebrity-filled soirees before, during and after Sunday's awards telecast
The outspoken rapper explains he seeks a lower-key career with more freedom to do other things – like pose naked
The rapper Common wants to take hip-hop in a new direction, he says, and he has an unsuspecting ally -- President-elect Barack Obama.
Common's "Universal Mind Control" is set to hit store shelves Tuesday, but the rapper has a lot more than an eighth album release on his horizon.
"Right now the paps are above the law," complains the rapper after his second paparazzi-related arrest
The rapper allegedly had a run-in with a photographer outside a nightclub
The rapper also opens up about the loss of his mom saying, "I'm super devastated"
His 808s & Heartbreak listening party is a sexy art show for such pals as Jay-Z
West says the talk show host is a fashion role model – "especially for guys!"
Prosecutors may still pursue a misdemeanor for the rapper in the tussle with the paparazzi
The rapper blogs super briefly about his recent arrest at LAX
The rapper was released on $20,000 bail after he allegedly damaged a paparazzo's camera
Police arrested rapper-producer Kanye West on Thursday morning at Los Angeles International Airport on felony vandalism charges after an altercation with two paparazzi, airport police said.
A TMZ.com cameraman filmed a struggle between a photographer and Kanye West at the Los Angeles airport.
Police say they have arrested Kanye West at Los Angeles International Airport on suspicion of vandalism after an altercation with a photographer
Takashi Murakami illustrations brighten the long-awaited clip for "Good Morning"
The Material Mom opens her flashy Sticky & Sweet outing in Wales
The singer pokes fun at his stardom, and denies he's in anger management training
The rapper blames festival officials and Pearl Jam for his two-hour-late performance
West emerges as the show's It Boy, plus Lil Wayne, Alicia Keys and Halle Berry are honored
Festival-goers toss glow sticks as West keeps them waiting until 4:25 a.m.
When an object went flying at the stage, the star went looking for who did it
"I fell in love with hip-hop again" thanks to West's show
The rapper and designer Alexis Phifer end their engagement – but remain friends
He may be single, but West's L.A. show was still the date spot Monday night
"I don't do anything I don't love anymore," the grieving rapper blogs
The hip-hop star unveils an Web site to help his fans travel in style
Three months after his mother's sudden death, Kanye West is planning an emotional tribute performance at the Grammy Awards.
After the Los Angeles coroner concluded Thursday that Kanye West's mother, Donda West, died of "multiple post-operative factors" after liposuction and breast-reduction surgery, effectively clearing her plastic surgeon in the matter, the doctor has issued a statement.
Donda West, the mother of rapper Kanye West, died of heart disease while suffering "multiple post-operative factors" after plastic surgery, the L.A. coroner said Thursday.
How did Kanye West bring in the new Year Year? Not with fireworks or champagne. West welcomed 2008 while getting whooped by Beyoncé Knowles at Connect Four.
Kanye West earned eight nominations Thursday, including album of the year and rap album of the year for his "Graduation," leading the competition for the 50th annual Grammy Awards.
Kanye West paid a Thanksgiving Day tribute to his late mother Thursday as he continued his European Tour.
The plastic surgeon who operated on hip-hop star Kanye West's mother the day before she died abruptly walked off the set of CNN's "Larry King Live" Tuesday, saying he was honoring a request from her family.
Kanye West gave his fans some touching insight into why he has continued touring in the wake of his mom's death last week – and his speech to the crowd at his concert in Brussels has now hit YouTube. In the clip (via gossip site Concrete Loop), West lashes out at those who criticized his decision to continue performing and adds:
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CHICAGO — Healthy Schools Campaign (HSC) is pleased to announce the release of the updated fourth edition of the highly-regarded Quick & Easy Guide to Green Cleaning in Schools and recognize the team whose support has made the impact of this guide and the related Green Clean Schools initiative so significant, according to a press release.
Since HSC launched the Green Clean Schools initiative in 2006, the movement for green cleaning in schools has grown significantly, with state-level legislation requiring green cleaning in schools, federal recognition of the importance of green cleaning, marketplace change and much more, the release stated.
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"We've seen huge strides in policy, in the marketplace and on the ground in schools as more and more leaders embrace cleaning for health while protecting the environment. We are proud to be part of making this change and are proud of the team that has come together to support it," Davis added.
Ten states now require green cleaning in schools and the federal government now recognizes green cleaning as a priority with programs such as Green Ribbon Schools and the recently-released U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) state school environmental health guidelines, the release noted.
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The Department of Community Affairs has given approval for construction east of CVS pharmacy on Forrester Parkway. The 50-plus apartment community called Forrester Senior Village will be for people 55 and older. The development manager, Peachtree Housing Partners will use tax credits to help finance the six million dollars project.
"Funding comes through way of tax credits that are issued by the Department of Community Affairs. Those tax credits are a lengthy process to file and get approved because there are so many projects that are vying for the same money and in this market money's been tight obviously," William Hancock, Webb Properties.
Construction is expected to begin in the second quarter of this year and the project could take up to a year to complete. The addition of the residential development to Forrester Parkway could also help spark additional retail development along Highway 19 at Forrester Parkway.
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LA Area AICN Readers... What Are You Doing Thursday Night? Come Out To Cine-Space With Moriarty!!
This is one of those weeks. I haven't had five free minutes to myself, and it's only going to get worse in the next few days. I'm on my way out to see an IMAX screening of 300 in a few hours. Tomorrow night's a double-feature of Italian Crime Films at the Grindhouse Festival at the New Beverly. And then Thursday, I'm going to be at Cine-Space, hosting a special screening of EVERYTHING'S GONE GREEN starting at 7:30.
Douglas Coupland is one of those authors who blew up with an initial title, but he hasn't really kept that same level of hype over the years. That's a good thing, I think, because instead of chasing hype with each new title, he just focused on becoming a better and better writer. ELEANOR RIGBY from a few years ago is one of the best books I've read about loneliness. Coupland has done a great job of aging with his audience, growing up as a writer as they've grown up as readers, and with EVERYTHING'S GONE GREEN, he's finally written an original screenplay, taking a new challenge at a time when a lot of writers would be playing it safe.
The film played the Toronto Film Festival last year and got some great reviews from outlets like VARIETY, but I haven't had a chance to see it yet. I'll be doing a Q&A with whoever shows up from the film (guests aren't completely confirmed yet, but chances are you'll see the very funny Paulo Costanzo and the stunning Steph Song if you show up), and as is the case with all Cine-Space films on Thursday, Friday, or Saturday, you'll be able to get dinner with your movie.
This may turn out to be the first of many screenings that AICN co-hosts with Cine-Space, so come on down and check out the film. Right now, the official Cine-Space site doesn't have the calendar updated, but rest assured... I'll be there, and so will the film. If you show up, please feel free to say hello. If you're not able to make it, then EVERYTHING GOES GREEN will be playing the SXSW festival on March 10th, and then it'll start rolling out in limited release in April.
I've got three reviews going up later tonight, and tomorrow, I think I'll have a very special new feature ready to share with you. For now, I've gotta run so I can make it to the Bridge.
Thanks to CHUD, who hosted the exclusive premiere of the one-sheet above in this article.
Drew McWeeny, Los Angeles
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March 6, 2007, 8:46 p.m. CST
Is this a free screening?
by comedian_x
Is it?
March 6, 2007, 8:51 p.m. CST
by Turd Furgeson
Sounds cool
March 6, 2007, 8:51 p.m. CST
Sort Of...
by drew mcweeny
At Cine-Space, you pay for your food and drinks. The movie comes at no extra cost. So it's really up to you what you end up spending, Comedian.
March 6, 2007, 8:52 p.m. CST
by Bloo
this is why I hate living in Kansas, we miss out on all sorts of cool things like this. Enjoy everyone and have a drink or two for me (Dt. Pepsi and rum was my usual drink once upon a time, right after I read American Pycho)
March 6, 2007, 8:53 p.m. CST
Are You Doing Grindhouse Coverage?
by georges garvaren
I'll just shit if you say no.
March 6, 2007, 8:57 p.m. CST
by comedian_x
I eat light.
March 6, 2007, 8:59 p.m. CST
Don't Shit!
by drew mcweeny
Georges... I'll be doing some coverage, and I've got another reader's reaction to the opening night of the fest that I'll be posting in just a little while.
March 6, 2007, 9:15 p.m. CST
by THE KNIGHT
Come to NEW YORK!!! :(
March 6, 2007, 9:16 p.m. CST
So long skid row!
by vivavitalogy
Hello Cine-Space restroom.
March 6, 2007, 9:37 p.m. CST
He's like AC/DC
by Chindogu
Coupland's a great writer, even if he does seem to write the same novel over and over again. I just want to know when the "Microserfs" movie is going to get made. The first time I read that novel it had "Soon to be a Major Motion Picture" written on the cover. That was 8 years ago.
March 6, 2007, 9:35 p.m. CST
Great. I'll Stick A Cork In It
by georges garvaren
till you're done. Hearing about these movies is likely the only way we'll know anything about them since most don't live in the L.A. area. This really needs to be a travilling festival for all us perverts around the world to enjoy.
March 6, 2007, 10:15 p.m. CST
by Evil Chicken
I'm here in the swamps of New Jersey and can't make it. It sounds like a blast though.
March 6, 2007, 11:04 p.m. CST
moving to LA in 2 months
by BadMrWonka
I'll hang arond moriarty's office then, claiming he "invited me tp hang out" in March...
March 6, 2007, 11:42 p.m. CST
It's "CineSpace" (one word)
by Jeff_Fries
The first time I went to Channel 101 at Cinespace, I called ahead and they told me I had to reserve a table and order a meal. I did and I ended up seated by my lone self in a booth and was unable to get away with spending less than $15 on food and drinks. In the C101 screenings I've been to since then, I just show up, pay for my drinks at the bar, and find some wall to lean against for the length of the show (like most people). Is standing around allowed for a full-length movie screening? And if you want to be seated, do you need to make a reservation or can they seat you when you get there?
March 7, 2007, 12:22 a.m. CST
So Funny...
by LA_Katie347
Got an email about this today!!! Anyone know how to get on the list? I definitely want to be there now - sounds really cool.
March 7, 2007, 12:28 a.m. CST
god how i loathe cinespace...
by Jon E Cin
It's douchebag hq, but this seems like it could be pretty cool.
March 7, 2007, 1:44 a.m. CST
Never Been There...
by topaz4206
But it looks way too Bougie for me, and the menu is Vegan-mean.

All I've read from him is Microserfs, which was o.k. No need to make that one into a movie -- the best adaptation of it still wouldn't touch Office Space.
March 7, 2007, 2:01 a.m. CST
see a movie with Moriarty, but I'm nobody..
by Amy Chasing
he'll dis me instead of saying something nice when I die (and you'd thought we'd forgotten about Anna Nicole Smith).
 Sorry, that was tasteless. Don't know what came over me there. Ain't I a stinka. ;)
 Otherwise, what's the deal with the Pepsi ads on this site? Is AICN owned by Pepsico now or something (we all know Pepsi & Coke are owned by the same people - the Illuminati. search your thirst, you know it to be true).
 As for the Oscar animation in the corner - is that going to last as long as the New Years one? oops, I had to ask, so it probably will now. :P
March 7, 2007, 3:01 a.m. CST
Machine Gun McCain
by RJ MacReady
The Mack and The Chinese Mack kept a goofy nolstagic grin plastered on my face. I can't wait to see the rest of the films in the Grindhouse-fest.
March 7, 2007, 3:16 a.m. CST
hey, is it 21 and up or only 18 and up on thursday nigh
by s0nicdeathmonkey
? I know it was 21 and up when the dresden dolls did FUCK THE BACK ROW! there last summer which sucked doublely as it meant i didn't get to see their full on set in a smaller club, AND I had to sit through panic! at the disco, for a second time no less.
March 7, 2007, 7:19 a.m. CST
"Everything Goes Green"
by JackRabbitSlim
The similiarity in title to New Order's "Everythings gone green" is surely a coincidence.
March 7, 2007, 1:50 p.m. CST
This Is Madness...!
by buster00
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Ailing Valdosta neighborhoods are getting some needed care through a project that focuses on older and unsafe homes in the city.City leaders and homeowner Phyllis Jackson met to cut a ceremonial ribbon from the porch of her newly restored home on Cummings Street Wednesday.The transformation of the home, built in 1953, is extremely noticeable. According to a release, it was originally built with what officials say was lightweight wood and materials not suited for hurricane winds that can slam areas near the coast.Jackson's home is located in one of Valdosta's Designated Revitalization Areas. It has now been rebuilt into a KC-910 style home, derived after Hurricane Katrina, designed for safety and stability.The project is also one way the city plans to eliminate substandard housing within the city limits by the year 2020.To be eligible for the reconstruction home program, the homeowner must meet income eligibility and must reside in the home, and the home must be deemed unsafe for occupancy. The city's Rehabilitation Construction Coordinator conducts a feasibility study to determine if the cost of home repairs exceeds 50 percent of the home's value. If so, the home is considered for reconstruction utilizing the various resources of applicable grant funding and the hiring of local contractors.For more information, call the city's Neighborhood Development Division at (229) 671-3617.
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Maybe working with David Lynch on the set of Blue Velvet had some kind of lasting effect, but whatever her inspiration, Isabella Rossellini's new Green Porno series promises to be fascinating. In these short films, Rossellini dresses up as male insects and simulates bug sex with giant female fireflies, spiders, house flies, dragonflies, and a few other species of creepy crawlers.
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Officer Miguel Duarte, public information officer for the Moorpark Area office of the California Highway Patrol shares the following message regarding Super Bowl Sunday driving safety:
An impaired driver is among the biggest threat on the roadway. Motorists in Ventura County and Los Angeles County know this far too well as it ranks as the number one location in California for alcohol-involved collisions year after year.
To help remove the threat before more lives are destroyed, the California Highway Patrol's (CHP) Moorpark Area and West Valley Area offices will use a federal grant to conduct a Driving Under the Influence (DUI) corridor along a 38.6-mile segment of United States (US) 101 between Ventura County and Los Angeles County.
"Overall, the number of alcohol-related collisions has been going down in California," said CHP Lt. April Baxter, commander of the Moorpark Area office. "Our goal is to find an effective way to keep up the momentum and remove impaired drivers before they destroy any more lives."
According to the CHP's Statewide Integrated Traffic Records System, during the course of three, 10-month periods (December 1, 2007, and September 30, 2010), an average of five people were killed and 120 others were injured each period in alcohol-involved collisions along this stretch of US-101.
Beginning December 1, 2012, CHP officers will conduct stepped up DUI enforcement along US-101 throughout the 10-month campaign. This traffic safety effort will also include a task force and public awareness campaign by the CHP to help reinforce the anti-DUI message.
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Pat Casey looks at why his Beavers are suddenly getting their tails kicked
A good Kerry Eggers piece on the OSU baseball season. I agree with much of his assessment. One thing that really stood out for me was the level of pessimism Casey had within some of his comments, and how he tried hard to look at the bright side but really there wasn't much there beyond "Our guys are trying very hard to win" generalization. From my reading of it I agree with Eggers here: "It doesn't look like that will happen this season. For now, the mojo is gone." I think in an objective thought process there is a chance to bounce back with 3 out of the 4 remaining series at home and playing three teams that actually the Beavs should match up well with, but I just see no indication of any type of bounce in this team right now. And if indeed it is a done deal this season it is going to be interesting to see how this set of players bounce back next year. Will they learn anything? Will it create a more humble winning environment with what obviously seems like a bunch of young and talented but yet too ahead of themselves players?


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By DAVID HOROVITZ
No Knesset legislation ruling can resolve the fact that the Jewish nation includes differing streams.
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I don't remotely claim to have identified a formula that can fix the crisis that again risks fracturing the global Jewish nation – the latest eruption of intra-Jewish warfare surrounding Israel Beiteinu Knesset member David Rotem's conversion bill.
There is, unsurprisingly, no readiness on the part of the ultra-Orthodox leadership for any dialogue with Reform Jewish leaders on the issue. By contrast, among some of the other factions involved – including Orthodox rabbis, politicians and leaders, and non-Orthodox rabbis, politicians and leaders – there is at least a purported will, and quite possibly a genuine desire, to resolve the matter via constructive interaction. However, there is also an acute sensitivity and communication deficit.
Rotem credibly claims to be motivated primarily by the interests of 350,000-400,000 Israelis, mainly from the former Soviet Union, who were Jewish enough to gain citizenship under the Law of Return, but are not halachically Jewish.
They cannot therefore get married, divorced or buried here under the monopolistic aegis of the Chief Rabbinate. And, he says, they largely want to.
They want to be part of the Israeli Jewish mainstream; they have thrown in their lot with Zion; they serve in the army and, heaven forbid, if they die in that service, they want to be buried with the rest of the nation for which they gave their lives; they want their children to be recognized by the Rabbinate as Jewish and therefore not to encounter difficulties when they try to get married.
Their problem was supposed to have been solved within the framework of the State Conversion Authority, the outgrowth of Yaakov Neeman's Solomonic efforts to defuse the incendiary conversion issue when it last erupted more than a decade ago.
To his immense credit, Neeman secured the agreement of the leaders of the non-Orthodox streams of Judaism to a process in which they would have input in the education of would-be converts, but not the final say on their conversion.
Simultaneously, he was able to maintain Orthodox support because the final conversion authorization would remain under the purview of the Orthodox Chief Rabbinate.
The Conversion Authority was established, with the highly regarded Rabbi Haim Druckman at its head. The shattering legislation of the day was put aside; the crisis with the Diaspora was averted.
In practice, however, the haredi-dominated Chief Rabbinate indeed oversaw but never formally accepted the arrangement. And relations between the various streams in the tripartite educational process were fraught, with Orthodox sources asserting that Reform and Conservative representatives sought exaggerated influence, and Reform and Conservative sources protesting that they were marginalized and that it was made plain to would-be converts that they should not acknowledge non-Orthodox connections if they wanted to clear the conversion hurdle.
In practice, too, the hopedfor streamlined and widened process of conversion proved elusive – in part because the rabbinate constricted it, and in part because the very nature of an Orthodox conversion entails at least a purported commitment to a highly particular lifestyle to which not all potential converts would be amenable.
And so, more than a decade on, only a few thousand of those ostensible hundreds of thousands of non-halachically- Jewish, would-be-converted Israelis are making it through the apparent bottleneck each year, and the rest remain in limbo.
PLAINLY, FOR all its advantages, the Conversion Authority Neeman brought about is a less than perfect creation, in a less than perfect Israeli Jewish world. The haredi Beit Din Hagadol has actually moved to retroactively annul its conversions – although the Chief Rabbinate has intervened to rectify that. More practically, some particularly harsh and stringent city rabbis do not recognize its conversions either.
Rotem – whose bill aims to outflank those rabbis by empowering any current or former city rabbi to oversee conversion, and to minimize the likelihood of any retroactive annulment – has been working on the legislation while engaging in dialogue with the key players in all streams of Judaism, at home and abroad.
But however well-intentioned the effort, it has broken down. As Jewish Agency Chairman Natan Sharansky remarked on Wednesday, the original bill was fine. But amendments imposed by ultra-Orthodox legislators – to anchor in law the current de facto Orthodox responsibility for conversions in Israel – derailed it. And misrepresentation of its content by some in the non-Orthodox leadership deepened the rift.
Some leaders of non-Orthodox Judaism are now so profoundly mistrustful of Rotem and his motives as to entertain the notion that his initiative is part of his party leader Avigdor Lieberman's prime ministerial ascent, for which haredi support will be essential. They are concerned that the status not only of their converts, but of their very movements, is being threatened.
Passions have escalated. So have the rhetoric and the threats. As Binyamin Netanyahu, who presided over the late-'90s installment of the crisis in his first term as prime minister, told his ministers on Sunday, Rotem's bill, in its current form, "could tear apart the Jewish people."
In the background is a pending High Court ruling on the legitimacy for citizenship purposes under the Law of Return of non-Orthodox conversions performed in Israel – a ruling the non-Orthodox establishment may reasonably believe will go its way, and which Rotem's legislation is plainly intended to preempt. Against that, however, is the certainty that any such court ruling would prompt immediate pressure on Netanyahu for legislation to circumvent it – legislation that, given the current constellation of the Knesset and in contrast to the current version of Rotem's bill, could well emphatically outlaw non- Orthodox conversions here.
In the Knesset canteen on Wednesday, our religious affairs reporter Jonah Mandel and I moved between two tables populated by leaders on both sides of the conversion divide. Various Knesset members, rabbis, aides and spokespeople dropped in intermittently on both groups – but the two sides, who have conversed in the past, did not merge their tables and talk to each other this time.
In our separate conversations with them, we heard anger and bitterness and frustration.
We heard accusations that Rotem had dismayed and disappointed the non-Orthodox leadership by presenting his legislation to the Knesset Law Committee – where it narrowly won approval last week – before their dialogue had been completed. It was stated that the amended versions of his proposal were plainly skewed in favor of the Orthodox establishment and that Rotem had lost credibility with the non- Orthodox streams as a consequence, even though he was now apparently ready to backpedal somewhat.
We heard counter accusations that the non-Orthodox leadership had mounted a mass campaign that deliberately misrepresented the legislation, and that it ought to be eagerly embracing a proposal that would have no impact on the status in Israel of non- Orthodox conversions performed abroad and would not explicitly give the Orthodox Rabbinate a monopoly over non-Orthodox conversions performed in Israel either.
The arguments are complex and nuanced, and are being distorted by a mutual sense of slight and grievance. Across this Jewish divide, each side insists that what it wants is more dialogue (but that the other side doesn't). That what it seeks is a Solomonic solution.
And that what it needs is more time.
THE KNESSET went into summer recess on Wednesday for three months, with Rotem's legislation not coming before it, as had earlier been threatened.
So the two sides do now have time.
Ideally, they'll use it to find a compromise that maintains the current, evidently necessary, conversion ambiguity – under which the ultra-Orthodox legislators would withdraw their demand for Knesset- backed "responsibility" for conversions, while the non- Orthodox would drop their High Court petitions.
There can be no solution that resolves a reality – a healthy reality – in which Judaism has developed down the generations in multiple directions with different emphases. And no Knesset legislation or High Court ruling can resolve the fact that the global Jewish nation includes differing streams that exercise conflicting criteria for admission to the faith.
The genteel, lawyerly, Orthodox Neeman came extremely close, in the late 1990s, to finessing the particular dilemma that has sent pulses racing again now – finding a framework that could provide for a pathway into Judaism, tolerated by the various streams of the faith, for those hundreds of thousands of Israelis from the former Soviet Union who would have been Jewish enough to be murdered by the Nazis but aren't Jewish enough to marry, divorce or die within the formal embrace of the Jewish state.
But the task was, and is, almost impossibly complicated.
Complicated because, in contrast to the Diaspora, and to the abiding despair of the non-Orthodox streams of Judaism and all those – this writer included – who seek a more pluralistic Israel, those life cycle events in Israel enjoy monopolistic Orthodox oversight.
And this will remain the case for the foreseeable future, in the absence of a mass influx of non-Orthodox Jews or drastically enhanced public pressure for pluralism.
Complicated because, to the abiding inconvenience of the increasingly narrow-minded Orthodox rabbinical establishment, Israel happens to be the homeland of all the Jews. It is the sovereign state, too, of the Conservatives, the Reconstructionists, the Reform and the secular – and must not allow itself to become an alienating enclave of religious fundamentalism.
WHAT WE are facing is an explosive global crisis over Jewish identity – a huge, snow-balling disaster that is ripping Israeli-Diaspora relations.
But it has erupted over a very particular dilemma that, in our particular context, simply may not be solvable through legislation or court decision.
Personally, I am not at all sure there is a mass demand among the fabled 350,000- 400,000 for the kind of streamlined, but still halachic conversion process that Rotem says motivates his incendiary effort at legislation.
Which, given the bitterness it is causing, brings renewed meaning to the Jewish injunction against senseless hatred.
And which makes me wonder, in turn (to adapt Winston Churchill's assessment of democracy as a form of government), whether Yaakov Neeman's imperfect creation is the worst form of conversion framework for Israel...except all those other forms that have been considered from time to time.
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Happy Birthday, Ursula Le Guin
October 21, 2013 | by Sadie Stein
"I don't think 'science fiction' is a very good name for it, but it's the name that we've got. It is different from other kinds of writing, I suppose, so it deserves a name of its own. But where I can get prickly and combative is, if I'm just called a sci-fi writer. I'm not. I'm a novelist and poet. Don't shove me into your damn pigeonhole, where I don't fit, because I'm all over. My tentacles are coming out of the pigeonhole in all directions." —Ursula K. Le Guin, the Art of Fiction No. 221
Introducing Our Fall Issue!
September 3, 2013 | by The Paris Review
Since 1953, a central mission of The Paris Review has been the discovery of new voices. Why? It's not just a matter of wanting to lead the pack or provide publishers with fresh blood. In "The Poet" Emerson wrote, "the experience of each new age requires a new confession." That's our idea, too.
Even by TPR standards, our Fall issue is full of new confessions. Readers will remember Ottessa Moshfegh, the winner of this year's Plimpton Prize. We think our other fiction contributors—and most of our poets—will be new to you. They certainly caught us off guard.
We also have new kinds of work from writers you do know—a photography portfolio curated by Lydia Davis, and a project more than twenty years in the works: Jonathan Franzen's translation of Karl Kraus, including some of the most passionate footnotes we've encountered since Pale Fire.
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A lot of twentieth-century— and twenty-first-century—American readers think that that's all they want. They want nonfiction. They'll say, I don't read fiction because it isn't real. This is incredibly naive. Fiction is something that only human beings do, and only in certain circumstances. We don't know exactly for what purposes. But one of the things it does is lead you to recognize what you did not know before.
The Art of Nonfiction with Emmanuel Carrère:
Your first impulse is to be terribly embarrassed by the other's suffering, and you don't know what to do, and then there's the moment when you stop asking yourself questions and you just do what you have to do.
All this plus new poems by former Paris Review editors Dan Chiasson, Charles Simic, and Frederick Seidel.
What We're Loving: Prohibition, Bourbon, Coffee
December 14, 2012 | by The Paris Review
When I asked my college advisor how I could learn to write dialogue like Raymond Carver, he told me to study a real master: John O'Hara. Naturally this kept me from reading O'Hara's novels for twenty years. Then last week I picked up Butterfield 8, the 1935 story of a young woman who steals a fur coat after a one-night stand. Rarely has such a good book had such a bad ending. If not for the last ten pages, you'd have to call it a great book, with an unforgettable heroine, frank insights into sex and sexual abuse, a vivid picture of New York during Prohibition, and panning shots that prefigure William Gaddis. (Yes, great dialogue too.) —Lorin Stein
At a library sale, I found a box set of Ursula K. Le Guin's Earthsea trilogy in pristine condition. The spines weren't even broken on the slim, stiff paperbacks, and I wondered whether the previous owner had even read them. But that's all I've been doing the past week, and I'm ready to cast aside familial obligations, work responsibilities, holiday demands, and whatnot if they come between me and these books. —Nicole Rudick
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F. and I were introduced by a mutual friend while I was on a visit to L.A. I was living in D.C., newly single and working at a political magazine. I had given myself a firm dating rule: no journalists. In a sleepy company town, where ethics precluded romantic liaisons with my sources, it had begun to feel as if I'd doomed myself to celibacy. F. was a writer who'd just finished his first film and was passing time as a listings editor. He was my best friend's occasional tennis partner. "You'll love him," she promised, sending him a text as I shoved my bag in the backseat of her car at LAX. "I'll have him meet us for drinks at this outdoor German place." We hit it off instantly.
It started with a challenge. I told him that first night that I'd found Donald Antrim's The Verificationist overly self-conscious, so he slid The Hundred Brothers into my carry-on for the red-eye back east. Antrim's endlessly multiplying brothers and claustrophobic prose were right at home in the repetitious concourses of LAX. My perfume leaked in my suitcase during the flight, but I returned his copy anyway, with a handwritten note, reeking of the nape of my neck. Read More »


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