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Viewpoint with James Zogby: John Zogby, Theodore Kattouf, Marwan Muasher
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John Zogby, Chairman and Chief Insights Officer at IBOPE Zogby International, discussed how Middle East issues affect American voting tendencies and the degree to which they will influence future political contests among candidates and across party lines.
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Next week, Arab American leaders and activists from a dozen key electoral states will convene in Washington to map out a political strategy for 2016. Despite the very real challenges facing the leaders who will gather, this generation of Arab Americans can approach the future with some confidence given the progress that has been made the last three decades.Thirty years ago, the obstacles confronting the community were quite different. Back then, Arab Americans, as an organized constituency, were excluded from the mainstream of American political life. Read More »
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Fellows from Syracuse University�s �Leaders for Democracy Fellowship Program (LDF); Bill Press, Host of the �Bill Press Show� and author of the new book, The Obama Hate Machine: The Lies, Distortions, and Personal Attacks on the President---and Who Is Behind Them. Read More »
Testimony before the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights (October 9, 2012)
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Skulls from Aztec sacrificial ritual discovered
Archaeologists have unearthed gruesome evidence of brutal Aztec rituals by uncovering 50 skulls and over 250 jaw bones at the Templo Mayor in Tenochtitlan (modern Mexico City).
Found at one sacrificial stone below a ceremonial platform called the "cuauhxicalco," the human remains date back more than 500 years and represent the largest number of skulls ever found in one offering.
Used in rituals associated with the worship of Mictlantecuhtli, god of death, the skulls were unearthed in different locations: 45 appeared to have just been dumped on top of the stone, while the remaining five were buried under it....
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- 26 Sep 2011:Executives of the failed solar- panel maker Solyndra LLC are refusing to answer questions at a congressional hearing today, a sign that the first serious financial scandal of the Obama administration has arrived.
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- International regulators raised the pressure on European policymakers to shore up the continent's banks, warning the impact of the sovereign debt crisis on bank capital posed an escalating threat to financial stability.
- 20 Sep 2011:Developers installed 69% more US solar power capacity in the second quarter than a year earlier, led by commercial and government projects.
- 16 Sep 2011:The same market forces that doomed Solyndra, the solar cell manufacturer that received $528 million in government loans and then went bankrupt, could imperil other manufacturing ventures that have received loan guarantees from the Energy Department, energy experts warned this week.
- 13 Sep 2011:Italy's centre-right government is turning to cash-rich China in the hope that Beijing will help rescue it from financial crisis by making "significant" purchases of Italian bonds and investments in strategic companies.
- 9 Sep 2011:Japan's economy contracted more severely in the second quarter than was initially estimated, revised government data has shown. The decline came as companies cut back spending due to concerns about a slowing global economy and a rising yen.
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- 24 Aug 2011:Moody's now holds rating for Japan at Aa3, on a par with rival agency Standard & Poor's, which rates the world's third-largest economy at AA-, the same level as China.
- The Japanese government has announced a new US$100 billion fund to help companies combat the strength of the yen.
- 9 Aug 2011:The prime minister has returned early from his holiday to discuss the unrest, which first flared on Saturday after a peaceful protest in Tottenham over the fatal shooting of a man by police.
- Gold prices hit another record on August 9, slicing through the US$1,750-a-troy-ounce milestone as a massive sell-off in global equity markets drew safety-seeking investors to the metal.
- 8 Aug 2011:Repeated and constant cyber attacks against the United States have turned the country's assessment of national security threats on its head.
- 3 Aug 2011:Weeks of political infighting in Washington have produced a budget deal that aims to cut the US government budget deficit by US$2.4 trillion over 10 years.
- 29 Jul 2011:Latest figures from the US Treasury Department show that the country has an operating cash balance of US$73.7 billion. Apple's most recent financial results put its reserves at US$76.4 billion.
- 14 Jul 2011:"This means our content is getting stronger, while our supervision is getting more strict and more regulated," a state-run think tank said.
- 8 Jul 2011:Air security is expected to tighten, particularly for international flights into the US, in light of recent intelligence that terrorists might be considering boarding flights with surgically implanted explosive devices, an American security official said Wednesday.
- 7 Jul 2011:China's state-run media denied recent reports that the former President and Party General Secretary Jiang Zemin had died. Citing what it called "authoritative sources," Xinhua news agency labeled the reports as "pure rumor".
- 29 Jun 2011:Japan's industrial production rose for a second straight month in May, after falling sharply in the wake of the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, but the increase in factory output was lower than the government had forecast.
- 27 Jun 2011:The government also added that it is in the process of developing a policy to give preference to domestically-produced electronics goods in purchases by the government and government-linked projects.
- 15 Jun 2011:Hackers who broke into the International Monetary Fund's computer system may have been backed by a nation state, according to security experts.
- 13 Jun 2011:China will relax a decades-old ban on travel to Taiwan by individuals under a pilot scheme starting June 28, the government said Sunday, responding to growing demand amid a thaw between the two sides.
- 26 May 2011:A warning from a government trade council in Taiwan highlights concerns that the island has become increasingly isolated by the burgeoning network of free trade agreements connecting Asia and the rest of the world.
- 12 May 2011:Manosha Karunatilaka, a former account manager at Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC), pleaded guilty to charges that he participated in an insider trading scheme tied to Primary Global Research, an expert network firm.
- 11 May 2011:Taiwan's currency advanced 0.8% to NT$28.511 against its US counterpart as of 9:24 a.m. local time, according to Taipei Forex. It touched NT$28.495 earlier, the strongest level since October 1997.
- 10 May 2011:The operator of Japan's crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant has asked the government for help compensating victims of the crisis.
- 2 May 2011:China economic growth may moderate as manufacturing index slips (May 1) - Bloomberg (via Businessweek)A Chinese manufacturing index declined in April from March, indicating that growth may moderate in the world's second-biggest economy after the government raised interest rates and allowed faster gains in the yuan.
- 25 Apr 2011:Despite past political tensions, enterprising Taiwanese had long been doing business in China. However, it was only until after a financial memorandum of understanding was signed in 2009 that Taiwanese banks were able to follow suit.
- 22 Apr 2011:Lawmakers in China are revising the income tax law to narrow the wealth gap and to encourage more domestic consumption. The amendment will raise the threshold for personal income tax from CNY2,000 to CNY3,000 a month (from US$304 to US$456).
- 21 Apr 2011:The Indian government has established a committee to identify technology and potential investors that could set up India's first two commercial semiconductor wafer fabs, the country's Ministry of Communications and Information Technology said. The ministry put the rough cost of the two fabs at US$5 billion.
- The event was postponed due to the ongoing recovery efforts in the wake of the Great East Japan Earthquake and at the request of Japanese government agencies to help conserve energy resources during the summer months. SEMICON Japan 2011 is now scheduled for December 7-9 in the same venue as PVJapan.
- 18 Apr 2011:Japan voters critical of Kan's response, support disaster taxes (Apr 18) - Bloomberg (via Businessweek)Japanese voters are critical of Prime Minister Naoto Kan's handling of the crisis at a crippled nuclear plant and support raising taxes to finance rebuilding plans after last month's earthquake and tsunami, surveys show.
- 15 Apr 2011:It may seem strange this has not happened before - Chinese students make up some of the largest groups of foreign students in many countries, including the US and UK.
- 29 Mar 2011:Japan's unemployment rate fell to a two-year low in February 2011, government data showed. But economists said the rate may rise in the coming months as the devastating earthquake and subsequent power shortages could keep companies from boosting staff.
- 12 Mar 2011:Like the oil spike that roiled markets in recent weeks, Friday's quake offers yet another reminder of how vulnerable aging, slow-growing, debt-burdened economies are to a shock even in what is supposed to be a period of global economic expansion.
- China has offered to send earthquake rescuers and extended its "deep sympathy and solicitudes to the Japanese government and people" on Friday, marking some of the first sober words exchanged between the two nations in months. Last fall relations between Beijing and Tokyo reached their worst point in years.
- 10 Mar 2011:The Taiwan government's plan to increase the penalties against employers who violate maximum work-hour regulations has drawn expressions of concern among industrial associations, which called for further assessment of the proposal.
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By Esther Tanquintic-Misa | December 17, 2012 2:41 PM EST
Australia's efforts to save the Great Barrier Reef will be judged by the United Nations' environmental arm UNESCO in 2013, a deadline that will likely push efforts to the limits as this would be a make or break for the tourist attraction if t it is deserving as UNESCO's World Heritage site and worth to be preserved.
Early this year, Australia's attention was called on by the global body after the latter got worried over the gas industry developments on Curtis Island off Gladstone in Queensland. The UN body's apprehensions all the more got sizzled up when in October, a new assessment on the Great Barrier Reef revealed that coral cover had been slashed into half due to cyclones, bleaching and the crown-of-thorns starfish, all starting in the mid-1980s.
UNESCO is worried the ongoing gas industry developments will all the more facilitate for the faster eradication of what's left of the coral covers, which according to the study is expected to slash again in half within the next 10 years.
The Great Barrier Reef could be placed on the World Heritage in Danger list if Australia fails to execute more appropriate and definite measures to protect the area, noting that the current safeguards in place for an environmental asset of global importance fare poorly.
In November, two separate studies found worrying scenarios for the future of the Great Barrier Reef. One discovered that millions of Crown of Thorns starfish have been found looming around in the central portion of the reef, threatening to wipe out potential growing and multiplying presence of beautiful corals.
Another found slurry, a watery mixture of insoluble matter which includes mud, lime, or plaster of paris, from farms in Australia had likewise been a major contributor to the collapse of the corals in the Great Barrier Reef.
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The state gave about $90 million for the project and the University Hospitals Authority and Trust provided $25 million. The university launched a fundraising campaign that has generated more than $50 million.
Those gifts include $12 million from the Stephensons, who are natives of Antlers. When they made their gift in 2010, it was the largest one-time donation to the OU Health Sciences Center.
Donors also included students from several local high schools. Their schools raised more than $10,000 each, which allowed them to name waiting rooms after their communities, Boren said.
The building will open to the first patients July 18, although some staff won't move into the building until later. Officials plan to add more staff during the next few years as patient loads build. They also plan to apply for designation as a National Cancer Institute comprehensive cancer center, which signifies the highest level of cancer research and care.
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My take on the new voting rules
It appears that the federal government is poised to make some changes to how national elections are run in this country.
Here's the full story from the Canadian Press.
Although there are some good things in there, and some bad things, as well as a whole pile of tweaks that aren't really good nor bad, the one thing that caught my attention was the tightened ID requirements.
Voters will no longer be able to "vouch" for another voter, should the second voter lack ID.
This is, apparently, a huge concern, although it's the first I've heard of concern at all.
Actually, if I recall correctly, even the ability to "vouch" for another person was a fairly recent imposition. When I first voted — which wasn't THAT long ago — you could simply swear at the ballot box that you were an eligible voter, and they would let you check the box.
The whole "papers, please" fetish for government-issued ID had yet to take off.
I understand the issue — no one wants ineligible voters to pollute the election, and no one wants people to vote multiple times.
But I'm not sure that ever-stricter ID requirements is the right way to go about it.
Firstly, as has been a repeated issue in the United States, voter ID laws tend to disenfranchise some otherwise-eligble voters. Not everyone has a driver's license, for example. I know plenty of people who didn't bother to get one until their mid-20s — something that is becoming more and more common with millenials.
And a passport costs $100, perhaps an inconvenience if you're about to spend a few thousand on a trip, but a potentially huge barrier if you only want to go the elementary school gym to mark an X.
It won't be clear what other ID will be allowed, but they're all problematic, especially for young people and poor people — segments of the population that are already less likely to vote. We should be HELPING them to cast a ballot, not hindering them.
Personally, I like the elegant solution that I read about being used in the first post-Saddam elections in Iraq.
Voters, many of whom didn't have any sort of ID, were allowed to vote basically as a free-for-all. But once they'd cast a ballot, they had their finger dipped into bright purple ink — ensuring that they couldn't vote more than once.
That's something I think I could support here. It would end the need for onerous ID checking, and could actually speed flow through the the voting process. That might encourage a few more people to vote.
There were concerns in Iraq that anti-democratic elements might target people with purple fingers in an effort to discourage voting, but I think the opposite would happen in Canada: You'd end up with a bright purple reminder signalling other people that it was time to vote — and that they hadn't. It's a classic 'nudge' that I think would also boost voting numbers, somewhat akin to the stickers you get when you donate blood.
Perhaps the biggest concern would be with people who vote where they aren't eligible.
Some might not be citizens, for example. But is it a really huge deal if people who live in Brandon, but who aren't citizens, also cast a vote for the person who will represent them? It's only custom that citizens get the vote — why not open it up to all residents?
Another issue might be trying to affect the outcome of elections by deliberately choosing which riding you'd vote in. Say I live in a safe Conservative seat in Westman, where my vote doesn't much matter one way or the other — but I decide on election day to drive in to Winnipeg so I can cast a ballot in a close race.
But would this be a problem? I can only see it being the fringe cases — the real political junkies — who individually try to foil the system like this.
In the most extreme example that I can think of, it could even add a new level of political gamesmanship, where campaigns might try to bus in loads of supporters from a safe seat to a close race, trying to tilt the balance in their favour.
But where's the negative there? That more people might get more excited about voting? People have been trying to organize similar vote-swapping online for ages — this would solve the trust issue because you would actually make the vote.
It would also tend to make ALL races closer, and in the end would probably lead to almost-proportional representation.
And in the BEST-cast scenario, political parties would become so reliant on transporting supporters to exploit the best use of their votes that they'd push to make Election Day a holiday, and voters would get treated to basically free mini-vacations.
All with a purple finger.
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By Arif Durrani, mediaweek.co.uk, Monday, 01 October 2012 10:17AM
News International is set to close Eureka, the monthly science and environmental magazine distributed with The Times, this week following a sustained loss of advertising from its global top spending companies.
The closure of the 64-page stitched magazine, the first ever launched with the weekday Times and the first dedicated monthly science magazine of any national newspaper, comes exactly three years after its launch.
A source said the imminent closure was a sign of shifting consumer and corporate priorities, as the heightened time of political consciousness around the environment and green issues appears to have receded in these austere times. Launch advertisers of the magazine included BAE Systems, Shell and BMW.
Staff were only told this week's edition will be the last on Friday (28 September), and up to 20 roles are believed to be affected.
News International confirmed the closure, citing increasingly difficult trading conditions as many of the largest advertisers have pulled away from the sector this year. It is hoped editorial staff working on the title will be absorbed within other roles in the company.
A spokesperson said News International remains committed to reporting on science and the environment, particularly within its digital coverage.
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Experience a favorite end-of-the-month event from 5 to 9 p.m. Feb. 25 in galleries, antique stores and shops along San Marco Avenue, between Ripley's Believe It or Not! Museum and the Mission of Nombre de Dios.
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February has been a busy month for the Ponte Vedra Concert Hall, at 1050 A1A North, in Ponte Vedra Beach. Three more shows are on the schedule this month. See the list below.
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Elizabeth Gessner, art historian and Spanish translator, will chart a vivid course of St. Augustine history through the art of map-making during a lecture from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 23 at the St. Augustine Art Association, 22 Marine St.
Ringo Starr announced his thirteenth All Starr Band, which will launch June 14 from Fallsview Casino in Niagara Falls and will conclude July 21 at the Greek Theater in Los Angeles.
The tour will stop June 29 for a concert at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre.
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection's Faver-Dykes State Park and the Friends of Washington Oaks Inc. will host "A Day in Old Florida" from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Feb. 18 at Faver-Dykes State Park, 1000 Faver-Dykes Road, from U.S. 1 South, in St. Augustine.
Floats, marching bands, pipes and drums, horse drawn carriages, military units — the St. Augustine St. Patrick's Day parade has them all, plus pirates, Star Wars storm troopers, and much, much more.
The Florida Agricultural Museum will host the second annual Hot Foods and Spicy Blues Festival from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Feb. 18 at the museum, 7900 Old Kings Road North, Palm Coast. The event will benefit Feed Flagler, a local organization to help Flagler County's hungry, and the Florida Agricultural Museum.
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