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This cover of Beyoncé is just too sexy to keep under wraps. GQ's next issue lists the "100 sexiest women of the 21st century," and was obviously leaked before its release date. But we are NOT complaining. Beyoncé oozes sex appeal in animal print panties and a cut off T. This sultry diva never disappoints! Bey is due to perform during the Super Bowl halftime show, and was also recently invited to sing the National Anthem at President Obama's second inauguration. Looks like 2013 is the year of Sasha Fierce!
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Dr. Eric K. Fung has been practicing medicine for 15 years. Dr. Fung graduated from the University of Buffalo, SUNY School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences in 1999. He practices medicine in Syracuse, NY and specializes in Otolaryngology. Dr. Fung is affiliated with Crouse Hospital and Saint Josephs Hospital Health Center.
Gender: Male
Years in Practice: 15 Years
Languages Spoken: English
Medical School: University of Buffalo, SUNY School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
Graduation Date: 1999
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Intended or not, a storefront display in Yorkville is raising serious questions about ethics in advertising, and where exactly the line is drawn between bold marketing and bad taste.
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Dr. Caroline Berube has been practicing medicine for 31 years. Dr. Berube graduated from the Univ Laval, Fac De Med, Sainte Foy, Que, Canada in 1983. She practices medicine in Palo Alto, CA and 2 other locations and specializes in Hematology and Hematology/Oncology. Dr. Berube is affiliated with Menlo Park Surgical Hospital and Stanford Hospital & Clinics. She speaks English, French, Chinese and Spanish.
Gender: Female
Years in Practice: 31 Years
Languages Spoken: English, French, Chinese, Spanish
Medical School: Univ Laval, Fac De Med, Sainte Foy, Que, Canada
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6 Spectacular Fynbos Hikes for Seasoned and Unseasoned AlikeNature nerds unite! If you're looking for one of the most enchanting earth adventures ever look no further. Fynbos is one of six floral kingdoms in the world and its the only one that occurs entirely in one country. Ours!
30 Seconds in the Mother City
Rob PetersCape Town played host to yet another sold-out show this past weekend with 30 Seconds to Mars packing the Grand West Casino on Sunday night. Frontman Jared Leto may not have been quite as active as fellow singer John Legend, but he still managed to snap a couple of pics – and post a video - to Instagram, chronicling his time in the Mother City. To be fair, the group didn't spent quite as long in town as the R&B crooner, but it's still pretty clear that the city worked its magic on Leto.
Free Wi-Fi planned for MyCiti busesCommuters on the MyCITI rapid bus service will have more reason to jump on board with the City of Cape Town planning to offer free Wi-Fi. According to a report on BDLive, the city is conducting a pilot project which will allow access to the Wi-Fi while travelling or waiting at various stations in and around Cape Town. The news comes on the back of the city's announcement on Thursday that it has entered into a partnership with Orange Wi-Fi service to provide Wi-Fi to people living in parts of Khayelitsha and Mitchell's Plain.
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Rob PetersR&B singer John Legend was a hit in Cape Town with three sold-out shows and it looks like the Mother City left its mark on him as well. The legendary crooner and his wife – model Chrissy Teigen – were posting up on storm on Instagram as they captured their travels in the city this week, from yacht trips and show-time selfies, to more intimate moments on tour. John, you legend, thanks for coming, and hopefully we see you again soon!
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Open Streets in Observatory
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Your Cape Town Weekend: things to do from Friday 24 to Sunday 26 May, 2013
Tick tock, tick tock … can you hear that? It's the countdown to an eventful weekend in gorgeous Cape Town! From hilarious comedies to divine wine festivals and gourmet shows, there is plenty to see and do in the Mother City over the next 48 hours. Join me at the following events in Cape Town from Friday 24 to Sunday 26 May, 2013.
Where Would You Rather Be Wednesdays: top foodie spots with fireplaces in Cape Town
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Top places to be in Observatory
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Gordon Ramsay heads to Good Food & Wine Show 2013 in Cape Town
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Your blissful guide to Decorex Cape Town 2013
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If you have cash in a US bank, you can expect to have the federal government take it all the next time US banks find themselves in trouble.
The days of the federal government stealing money from taxpayers, or borrowing it from the Federal Reserve, to save troubled banks — as in they did in the 2008 crisis — may be over. Congress is considering imitating the theft in Cyprus and letting troubled banks "bail-in" depositor money in order to make themselves solvent.
Jim Sinclair, chairman and chief executive officer of Tanzania Royalty Exploration Corp., and whose family started Goldman Sachs, Salomon Brothers, Lehman Brothers, and others, has been warning of this for a while.
"Bail-ins are coming to North America without any doubt, and will be remembered as the 'Great Leveling,' of the 'great Flushing'. Not only can it happen here, but it will happen here…It stands on legal grounds by legal precedent both in the US, Canada and the UK."
Financial expert Michael Snyder adds, "When major banks fail, they are going to bail them out by grabbing the money that is in your bank accounts. This is going to absolutely shatter faith in the banking system and it is actually going to make it far more likely that we will see major bank failures all over the Western world."
This news isn't exactly new, but the story is still developing, the monetary system is much closer to collapse and the bail-in is imminent. In fact, US banks presented the Federal Reserve with a bail-in plan to pay for large banks' restructuring in the event of a future crisis, The Wall Street Journal reports. The plan was presented to the US Federal Reserve in an attempt to preempt tougher rules from the regulators.
The private meeting was reportedly attended by officials from Wells Fargo & Company, Bank of America Corp, Citigroup Inc. and several other banks. The bail-in mechanism would be designed to place a greater burden on creditors, as opposed to the taxpayers (theft victims), in the event of a bank's collapse. In addition to the fleecing of depositors in Cyprus, the burden keeping a bank afloat was put on bondholders already this year when the UK's Co-operative bank unveiled a rescue package that forced the bank's bondholders to take a £1.5 billion hit to plug the £1.5 billion hole in the bank's balance sheet.
The proposal presented to Federal Reserve officials would involve the largest financial-services holding companies would be willing to hold a certain amount of debt and equity which would be used to prop up any failed bank subsidiary seized by regulators, but the regulators will likely stick to their own plans which involves more aggressive measures including capping bank-size, breaking-up institutions or forcing banks to take on more long-term debt.
In the end, however, it's not just creditors who will be on the hook but depositors as well. Jim Sinclair pointed out that banks legally own depositors' funds as soon as the depositors hand those funds over to the banks. The money becomes the banks and the "depositors" actually become unsecured creditors holding promises to pay. Previously the banks were obligated to pay back this loan on demand with cash. Under the new Federal Deposit Insurance Company – Bank of England (FDIC-BOE) plan revealed this year, however, these promises to pay become equity in the bank, which won't be able to be used as payments for bills, which is why most people have money in the bank in the first place.
The point is that your money is not yours while it is "deposited" with a bank. And bail-ins are coming to shatter any illusion that they are for US depositors. Notice that banks are already setting up deposits for seizure. Despite the excuses of the likes of JPMorgan, the banks are indeed clamping down on outgoing international wire transfers and now putting in limits for withdrawal that they are closing the doors. If you don't get your money out now, possibly by end of this year or sooner, you may not be able ever to get it out. Once doors are closed the federal government might do a bank holiday and bail in to make the banks "solvent" again. At best you may get some "bank equity" that is both illiquid and which will ultimately be worth a tiny fraction of the deposit it replaces.
And, not to mention FATCA coming into effect in July 2014 it will be nearly impossible for an American to get a bank account outside the US (it already is, but will be even worse). Now is the time to get your assets in an offshore account and TDV can help. Click here to learn more about how with TDV offshore.
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When Diana Potter told Jay Carr that she was planning to introduce him to the group he replied, "Poor you." Quite the contrary, however; the students and faculty who showed up to hear the accomplished film critic's presentation in the Allen K. Smith Writing Center on Tuesday, April 22 were in store for an entertaining and informative discussion. Indeed, Jay Carr's life, and the steps he took between a college newspaper and a twenty-year career reviewing film and the arts for The Boston Globe, unfold like a Hollywood narrative; he describes his journey as a series of "lucky breaks," but his control of language and entertaining style suggest that a little skill may have also contributed to his success. In a review of Conspiracy Theory (starring Mel Gibson and Julia Roberts) for The Boston Globe, Jay Carr exhibits his ability to effectively manipulate language while describing the main character's neuroses; "It wanders freely from fluoridization as a method of mass enslavement... to black helicopters buzzing everywhere, undetected because they're on whisper mode.
Jerry makes Travis Bickle seem a poster boy for rational, sequential thought" (Carr, 08/08/97). In less than 35 words Carr gives his reader concrete examples of Jerry's conspiracy theories, and also recalls a famous film icon to create a stronger impression of the character; after having written thousands of film reviews Carr knows never to waste words.
Considering his success it might come as a surprise that Carr's first newspaper job was not as a critic, but as a police reporter. He describes the job as, "one of the hardest writing jobs you can get," but he also recognizes the skills that he learned. "I was a really bad police reporter...basically I just was really bad at talking to cops." The writer thanks older, more experienced police reporters for "saving his ass" as he learned to study the crime scenes more carefully, much like he would later study the scenes of thousands of films.
Jay Carr is either a modest man, or a writer whose talent has taken a lifetime to develop; perhaps he is both. "When I started writing reviews, they were terrible, too. But I knew that I wanted to be a critic. When you're a columnist there are days you have nothing to say, and it shows. When you're a critic, your subject is always right in front of you." He had two main suggestions for aspiring critics; first, write 500 bad reviews, eventually you'll find your voice, and you'll learn the history, and you'll master the language; second, trust your viewing of a film.
When asked by a writing professor about his "revision process," Mr. Carr grimaced. "I never answer this question the way teachers want me to," he said. He answered honestly that he rarely has time to write more than one draft of a review before it is due. It takes discipline to watch a film closely, and then write a concise balance of summary and analysis. This is why he believes so strongly that critics must trust their first impressions of any film they intend to review. "In any film review you only have enough time to write about a few key assets; the elements that you inherently notice about a film will guide your writing."
Jay Carr also edited and co-wrote a book with the National Society of Film Critics called The A-List. The book is comprised of a list of 100 essays about the "top 100 essential films of all time," which were chosen according to "the film's intrinsic merits, its role in the development of the motion-picture art, and its impact on culture and society" However, when asked to name his favorite movie, Carr, like all film lovers, faltered. After a pause he replied, "I love Robert Redford's Quiz Show, it's one of the best films of the last ten years; the way it flip-flops high and low culture, that's brilliant." No "all-time favorite" was ever mentioned.
As he was wrapping up his presentation Carr did briefly mention one of the evil sides of the film critic's world; "there is always some idiot that will a write a good review of a crappy film to get his name on the cover. In a sense, big Hollywood films are immune to criticism...but that's okay; those films are never fun to review anyway."
Just before ending his presentation Carr reminded the group about the three most important steps toward becoming a film critic: "watch a lot of movies, read a lot of reviews by critics you trust, and then just start writing your own." I'm sure that everyone could commit to the first, but who knows, maybe a future writer was in the room that night that might actually follow through.
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Villanova had plenty of chances to put the Huskies away, but were unable to take advantage. The best opportunity came about 12 minutes into the first half, when Connecticut's best player, Shabazz Napier, was forced to the bench with two fouls. UCONN would be without their best player for the final 12:09 of the first half, yet Villanova could not make anything of the opportunity presented to them. After pushing the lead to 10, Villanova allowed the Huskies to reel off a 16-1 run, and take a 25-24 lead into halftime.
Villanova's defense had no answer for Napier while he was on the court. Napier, who struggled against Villanova throughout his career scoring 10 points in three previous games combined, dominated from all over the court. He would finish the game with 25 points on 9-13 from the field, including 4-8 from the three point line and 3-4 from the foul line.
The bench for Villanova did not show up as they did in the Round of 64 game either, as they managed only five points Saturday after scoring 26 Thursday. On the contrary, Connecticut's bench scored 25 points tonight, led by Lasan Kromah with 12 and Terrence Samuel with 11. Samuel had only scored 45 points the whole season before tonight.
Villanova also failed to take advantage of the size difference they possessed over Connecticut. The Wildcats attempted an absurd 31 three pointers in the game, making only 11. When they did attempt to take it inside against the Huskies, they were ineffective, shooting 5-20 inside the arc.
In the end, the difference was Napier. Villanova does not have a player on their roster who can take over a game offensively like he can. Instead of feeding off of a player's emotion like UCONN did with Napier, Villanova was left hoisting three pointers, hoping to catch lightning in a bottle. They also did not have a player step up like Kromah or Samuel, who both scored well above their season averages. Villanova failed to prove anyone wrong that said they were unworthy of the seed they received, as they are the highest seeded team going home this weekend.
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David T. Beito - 7/24/2009
I was making a general point that blacks are more often targeted by cops but I don't think we have any proof that that happened in this case.
I DO know that it is wrong to arrest a person for arguing with a cop. My criticism of Obama is that he immediately concluded that race was involved when no such evidence exists. He would have been on stronger ground, and would have made a more effective point about police abuse per se, if he had said that an American has a right to free speech, even with a cop.
Interestingly, such an approach might also have weakened the discretion of federal police officers (over which Obama exercises control).
Mark Brady - 7/24/2009
It's not clear to me that in this particular case the cop's behavior was racist. Can anyone provide clear evidence that it was racist?
Jonathan Dresner - 7/24/2009
While blacks are more likely to be victims of this kind of treatment,
So, race is a factor.
Yes, there have been people who said flat-out "this wouldn't have happened to a white man (or woman)" almost always followed by other discussants making exactly the same point you did.
We're not really in disagreement here, except for what I see as your mischaracterization of the discussions that are actually going on.
By the way, how come I haven't seen more libertarians applauding the President's public criticism of the police work involved? This does an immense amount for the public visibility of resistance to crappy attitudinal policing.
William J. Stepp - 7/24/2009
These two taser incidents are outrageous. What became of the cops who assaulted the two people?
The second copper had to show that 72-year-old grandmother who's in charge!
Aren't there laws against these sorts of actions?
Oh, I forgot, the State is a court 'n cop monopoloy-crookopoly, and is extremely jealous of its monopolies, privileges, and prerogatives. Not to mention its taser-armed highwaymen-cum-cops.
Which is worse, the Fed or the state highwaymen?
david t. beito - 7/23/2009
It is taken for granted by many that this wouldn't have happened to Gates if he was white. I not sure that this can be taken for granted. While blacks are more likely to be victims of this kind of treatment, police abuse their power all time against whites as well. Youtube is overflowing with examples. Here are two: the case of 72 year old grandmother who was tased and the tasing of a student who refused to sign a ticket. How are these cases materially different from what happened to Gates?
Jonathan Dresner - 7/23/2009
I haven't actually seen a lot of discussions of the Gates arrest that didn't problematize police "discretion" as well as race.
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While late night TV talk show host David Letterman has left to enjoy a summer vacation - plans for rest and relaxation have been dimmed considerably by calls from a jihadist Web site to end his life. "We ask Allah to paralyze his tongue and grant the sincere monotheists his neck," reads the posting. The members of the Web site have taken issue with a joke his made on his June 5 telecast that they thought was in questionable taste.
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - "So al-Qaeda picked a successor to Osama bin Laden and his name is Ilyas Kashmiri," Letterman said during his monologue. "Well, guess what? He was blown up by an American drone. It wasn't going to work anyway because they got off to a rocky start with this guy ... He botched up the story of Paul Revere." Letterman then made a slashing gesture across his throat.
Kashmiri was killed June 3 during a U.S. military strike in Pakistan.
In a threat posted on the Shumukh al-Islam web forum, followers were asked to "cut the tongue of the lowly Jew and shut it forever." Letterman, for the record is a Protestant.
"He showed his evil nature and deep hatred for Islam and Muslims, and said that Ilyas Kashmiri was killed and he joined bin Laden," a poster identified as Umar al-Basrawi on the Web site. "We ask Allah to paralyze his tongue and grant the sincere monotheists his neck.
"He said that Kashmiri was killed in an airstrike in Pakistan ... then, he showed his evil nature and deep hatred for Islam and Muslims, and said that Ilyas Kashmiri was killed and he joined bin Laden. Then the despicable one put his hand on his neck and demonstrated the way of slaughter!!" wrote al-Basrawi.
"Is there not among you a Sayyid Nosair al-Mairi ... to cut the tongue of this lowly Jew and shut it forever?" read the message. Al-Mairi killed Jewish Defense League founder Meir Kahane in 1990.
The FBI is reportedly investigating the threat and Letterman has been informed of the posting.
"The concern is that there is someone who will read it, agree with it and say, 'I want to be the Sayyid Nosair of 2011 and kill David Letterman,'" Adam Raisman, an analyst for Site Monitoring Service says.
Letterman has received such threats before in the past. In 2009, the talk show host was the target of a $2 million extortion attempt by a CBS News producer, who threatened to expose the host's sexual relationships with members of his staff.
In 2005, a former painter at Letterman's ranch in Montana was jailed for plotting to kidnap Letterman's nanny and son.
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