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Rabbi Sidney Schwarz, a senior fellow of the National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership (CLAL), and author of Jewish Megatrends: Charting the Course of the American Jewish Future (2013) is someone I deeply respect. However, his latest opinion ("Limiting Debate on Israel Will Only Hurt Us," The Jewish Week, February 4), is a perspective, if acted upon, that has the potential to actually hurt our community.In his desire to encourage more open dialogue on Israel, Rabbi Schwarz would like the college campus organization Hillel to reform its guidelines and allow overtly anti-Israel groups the opportunity to speak under the Hillel banner. Otherwise, Schwarz believes that by preventing such contrarians to talk will actually drive young Next Gen Jews away from us.Such a notion is not only unbelievable, it is just plain irresponsible! While I can understand the rabbi's ongoing challenge of engaging and retaining the faithful, perhaps what we need from our spiritual leaders is a clearer understanding of identity and community to market to Next Gen Jews in the era of the Internet.One of the ideals I am most proud of as a citizen in our democracy is having the ability to freely speak on any topic, including Israel. It is in our very nature as Jews to question, discuss, debate, opine, and challenge.The comedian Jackie Mason will tell you in no uncertain words that we are an opinionated people.Yet, when we talk about opening our Hillel chapters to include debate from groups extremely opposed to Israel, what sort of debate are we talking about? Should Hillel chapters be used as a forum for others to express agendas and positions that are antithetical to our basic beliefs? As leaders we have a moral imperative to stand by our religious tenets and customs to preserve our heritage and community, not create more avenues to splinter it.I was raised in a very liberal household where great emphasis was placed on progressive issues. Today, I consider the home I have made with my wife and children equally liberal and also guided by strong concern for social justice. Yet, some far reaching and impactive statements by 'leaders of the Left' drive me crazy.Hillel has been a safe haven for Jewish students on both friendly and unfriendly campuses for decades. Its core principles and mission remain the same: to be "a place that welcomes Jewish students of all backgrounds and fosters an enduring commitment to a Jewish life of learning and Israel."It is not intended to be an extension of the college where it is located as merely an organization (like so many others) that offers minority students a place to socialize and enjoy the academic experience.Why then, should Hillel provide for speakers unsympathetic to Israel to promote the politics of destruction and tear down our Next Gen Jews under the roof meant to safeguard them? Such diatribe would not be intelligent honest debate and only open the doors for more negative anti-Israel propaganda to be fostered.Thankfully, Hillel's agenda is clear, and beating up Israel is not part of it.As a member of CLAL, Rabbi Schwartz usually brings great wisdom to American Jewry. If he's in search of a new social experiment to promote greater interaction between the faiths, perhaps he should bring a speaker to his synagogue to preach on Christianity and Jesus Christ and open the floor to debate? To draw a good crowd I suggest he host the forum during Shabbat services.Sounds foolish and offensive, right? Of course it does. So does the notion of a Jewish organization sponsoring anti-Israel lectures.When held successfully, inter-religious councils, be they local community-based or on college campuses, bring people together to share their commonalities, not facilitate hostility by stressing what makes them different.Nor should Hillel allow for "Open Hillels" as he recommends. Time after time, I have witnessed speakers who condemn Israel do so without being properly vetted and fact-checked.Often listeners absorb every word as though it were based on facts, when it is nothing more than biased opinion and misinformed rhetoric. Many of the websites representing the face of such groups to the public make statements that are unfounded, unchecked, extremely prejudicial, and purely meant to mislead viewers. Quite simply, they promote an agenda of hate by craftily "wordsmithing" speeches and utilizing social media tools to cast negative stories and images of Israel and her people.Similarly, I'm not fooled when anti-Israel groups feign concern about social justice.Where are those same groups to comment when: • Israeli physicians treat Syrian civil war casualties in Israeli hospitals? Is that not social justice?
• IsraAID helps people around the world during times of extreme crisis. Is that not social justice?
• A Palestinian fish farmer brings food home to the family table because of water technology developed in Israel. Is that not social justice? A hallmark of democracy, free speech is a right, but it does have great personal responsibility attached to it, especially when it violates the civil and constitutional rights of others.The thought of promoting speech that would tear down rather than build up is a formula for disaster. Instead, let's share the wonderful experiences of our Jewish nation with our young people. Our roles as leaders are best used when we manage to create better and stronger connections to Israel, and highlight the strength of our Jewish community for today and tomorrow.There is historical evidence that supports how championing Israel abroad has made us stronger at home. Prior to 1967, Jewish life in America was floundering.Since then, with the revitalization of the Zionist movement and our growing connection to and investment in Israel, we have grown JCC's throughout the country, built new synagogues, and strengthened Jewish communities throughout the United States.Rather than being excluded from formerly elitist country clubs and considered undesirable in many neighborhoods, we are now sought after to be included. Our Jewish identity and connection to our community, local synagogue, and Israel is stronger today because we embraced Israel, not because we spoke out against the state.Smart, responsible, and forward-thinking leadership guided that.Each year some 50,000 students go to Israel on Birthright missions. Witness the growth of Jewish day schools and people speaking Hebrew, all happening now because we have embraced working for and with Israel as part of our unique identity.The fact that more people make aliya from North America in greater numbers than ever before is testament to Israel being a desirable place to settle down. Indeed, the "megatrends for the future" are about this positive, strong connection, interwoven in our Jewish life.Yes, there are blemishes. We all have them. However, that is not the issue here. To promote true dialogue, let's talk about how Israel makes the world a better place for everyone. Let's embrace our heritage with a sense of pride, strength, and a winning attitude.That is the megatrend for our future.
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PARIS (Reuters) - In a shabby cinema tucked away in a backstreet of central Paris, a crowd of ageing devotees are putting up quiet resistance to the might of on-line pornography.
Faced with the onslaught of the Web and its thousands of sex sites catering to every taste, "Le Beverley" bills itself as the last registered porn-only cinema in Paris still serving a diet of retro classics to a loyal clientele.
Its programme of 35mm films from the 1970s, along with more modern offerings, attracts 700 customers a week, many of them regulars.
Owner Maurice Laroche has run the theatre for 30 years and remembers the heyday of sex cinemas, when Paris's Grands Boulevards area was full of competitors.
But with the Internet and on-demand pornography, Laroche has seen numbers plummet with 1,000 fewer customers passing through the poster-lined hall every week than they did 15 years ago.
"There are clients that I've known since I came here, about 30 years ago. We've followed their working life, they've retired and since we're all about the same age they worry whether Le Beverley, as it's the last - barely profitable - cinema, is going to disappear or not," he said.
The City of Love's numerous sex shops are no substitute, Laroche says, for the sense of community in the cinema where many customers have built up friendships over the years.
"Those clients meet others in the cinema who they've known for some time, and who they've got along with. Quite a few meet up at midday for a little lunch before heading to Le Beverley to let the food go down," he said.
Some 700, almost exclusively male, customers return weekly and Laroche puts the average age at about 60.
He started his career in mainstream cinemas and remembers showing cult classics such as "A Clockwork Orange", the 1971 Stanley Kubrick adaptation of the Anthony Burgess novella.
Though he said he had only seen two or three pornographic films in his life, he moved to Le Beverley for a career change and bought it from the former owner in 1992.
The films are shown on a loop and its 120-seater cinema is at its busiest around three o'clock in the afternoon. Laroche says the ageing clientele have little desire to brave the Paris metro system late into the night.
One of its little blue paper tickets costs 12 euros ($16), a bargain as far as Laroche is concerned as the price has remained untouched by inflation for six years.
The film reels are delivered once a fortnight by his supplier, of whom he is now the only customer.
He sees no future for his business once he retires, but for the moment at least the thought of his loyal fanbase stops him from closing the doors for the final time.
"I came here by chance and I don't regret it," he said. "I've got great customers - not many of them anymore, but they're high quality."(1 US dollar = 0.7468 euro)
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Aberdeen, MD - The Aberdeen IronBirds announced today that the team will wear Orange jerseys for all Saturday home games, beginning in the 2014 season. The first opportunity to see the IronBirds wearing their Orange jerseys will be Saturday, June 21st, when the IronBirds take on the Brooklyn Cyclones in the second home game of the 2014 season.
"The Baltimore Orioles wear Orange jerseys for their Saturday home games," said IronBirds' General Manager Joe Harrington. "This is another way for us to connect with our Major League affiliate and Orioles' fans alike."
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It has been used just three times in three years, but business interests and civil rights groups have banded together to argue that only the federal government may enforce immigration laws.
The outcome in this case also could signal how the court would handle the controversial and more expansive Arizona immigration enforcement law that a federal judge blocked key components this summer.
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Colorado Rockies' Inability to Win On the Road Spells Further Disaster
The Colorado Rockies' torrid start to the 2014 MLB season made it seem as though they were capable of legitimately contending for the NL West title, but their inability to win on the road has forced the team into an out-of-control nosedive. After dropping five straight games, including four road defeats, the Rockies have plummeted into third place in the division and below the .500 mark. They own a pitiful 12-21 record away from Coors Field, despite being one of the best offensive teams in all of baseball.
The Rockies' glaring inefficiency on the road is a product of poor performances at the plate and mediocre pitching efforts. Colorado isn't built to play tooth-and-nail baseball in the late innings. Their pitching staff simply isn't talented enough for them to gain an edge on the road against teams with superior bullpens. The Rockies' pitching staff is one of the worst in the league, ranking 26th overall with an ugly 4.23 ERA.
Colorado's confusing inability to score runs on the road, especially in hitter-friendly ballparks, is the biggest reason for their struggles. As a team, the Rockies own a .239 batting average away from home. To compare, their .339 mark at Coors Field is the best home batting average among all teams. For whatever reason, the Rockies fail to produce rallies on the road, although their power numbers haven't suffered as a result. Colorado has crushed 35 home runs on the road and a near-equivalent 40 home runs at home.
MVP candidate Troy Tulowitzki isn't capable of righting the ship on his own. The dynamic shortstop owns a league-best .353 batting average with 15 home runs while driving in 38 runs. Like most of his team, Tulowitzki has been a seemingly different player away from the friendly confines of Coors Field. His ridiculous .519 home batting average is legitimately off the charts, but he owns a highly inefficient .234 mark on the road. The Rockies essentially have no chance of becoming successful on the road if their best offensive player continues to slump at low altitude.
It also doesn't help that slugging outfielder Carlos Gonzalez has yet to find his stroke in 2014. Gonzalez has been terrible over the past two weeks, regardless of where the Rockies play, registering two hits in his previous 25 at-bats. If Gonzalez continues to slump while Tulowtzki remains a non-factor on the road, the Rockies are going to find themselves out of the NL West race by the All-Star Break.
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Thursday 09 January 2014
A specialist food crime unit should be set up to investigate fraud in the wake of the horsemeat scandal, an expert has said.
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He said: "Any particular incidents of suspected food fraud that are happening in large companies should be reported to the board. What we don't want are chief executives saying 'I knew nothing about this'."
Mr Elliott said food authenticity had been taken "very seriously" in the UK, with the Food Standards Agency regarded as a global leader, but that had been "eroded over a number of years, to the point that governmental testing was at an all-time low".
He said a unit should be set up as an independent force able to deal with "complex food crime perpetrated by highly organised and dangerous, potentially violent, organised crime groups" in the wake of the horsemeat scandal which revealed that frozen burgers supplied to several supermarkets, including Tesco, contained horse DNA.
Mr Elliott added that criminal networks saw the potential for "huge profits and low risks" in food fraud and theft.
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With recycling, Re Store becomes Ballard Reuse
After a hectic month, the RE Store closed June 13, and Ballard Reuse opened two days later.
Special to The Seattle Times
The salvage world in Seattle has changed. Well, somewhat.
Back in April, the owners of the RE Store decided to focus on their flagship Bellingham location and to shutter their beloved Ballard space, known for its cluttered collection of second-use treasures.
With their futures suddenly up in the air, RE Store's Seattle operations manager Pat Finn Coven and salvage manager Joel Blaschke stepped up, determined to reopen.
"I couldn't think about doing anything else," Finn Coven said.
After a hectic month scrambling for funding, a new for-profit business license and all sorts of other details, they did it. Ballard Reuse opened June 15.
But don't expect a whole lot to change under the new owners. Their mission is the same: Keep as much out of the landfill as possible and help people find creative ways to reuse materials. The space is the same. The prices are the same.
But now designer James Taylor works full time building furniture out of materials the company salvages, which had been only part of his job before. The goal is to reuse more material that otherwise couldn't be sold, such as small pieces.
Taylor made this outdoor lounge chair, for example, with lath from a local salvage and 2x4s from Dunn Lumber. It could make a lovely addition to your backyard for $125. He also takes some custom orders.
With the new business license comes a new partnership; Ballard Reuse will be teaming up with Seattle ReCreative, a local nonprofit with a mission quite similar to Ballard Reuse, but with a focus: the arts. Fiscally sponsored by the Phinney Neighborhood Association, the group aims to have art classes and workshops for both children and adults, as well as exhibition space.
After the whirlwind changeover month, Finn Coven is encouraged by the response from the community. "We found out people really love this place, and we have a lot of supporters," he said.
Ballard Reuse is in full swing, accepting donations and filling up its inventory. The store is at 1440 N.W. 52nd St., Seattle; 206-297-9119; www.ballardreuse.com.
Paige Collins is a Seattle Times features producer. John Lok is a Times staff photographer.
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you're scraping way down at the bottom of the innuendo rubbish bin. :p
States, sheriffs and citizens making it known they will engage in civil disobedience and refuse to comply with gun confiscation is not "civil war". What is your position? To just give up our rights without even a whimper of protest?
Also, is Nystrom required to denounce some arbitrary other opinion because you disagree with his opinion on some other unrelated topic? :>
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Travi$ Scott - Best New Songs, Albums, & Features
Listen to the best new songs and albums from Travi$ Scott as well as features written by the DJ Booth Staff. Last updated on October 22, 2014
Featuring: Smoke DZA
Song: Backyard (Remix)
It's been roughly six months since we last heard from Smoke DZA, who makes a strong return to The DJBooth by adding some Kush God magic to Travi$ Scott's fan favorite Backyard. The production work from O.Z.,... More
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Artist: Hustle Gang
Featuring: T.I. | Travi$ Scott | Meek Mill | Young Dro
Song: Brand New Choppa
Album: G.D.O.D. II
Released last week, the sophomore compilation album from Hustle Gang won a phenomenal four-star average rating from our readers. And yet, not a single record off the project has been featured on our front page—what?!? Well,... More
Posted about 2 months ago
Featuring: James Fauntleroy
Song: Drive (The 1975 Remix)
This summer at Coachella, Houston rapper/producer Travi$ Scott found himself kicking it with The 1975, an indie rock group from Manchester, England. Details on the encounter are hazy (if you know what I mean), but they must... More
Posted 2 months ago
Featuring: Young Thug
Song: Skyfall
Looks like Junia-T ain't the only one worried about the Sky Falling. Though this freshly-released standout off Travi$ Scott's new LP shares a name with the latest James Bond flick, Skyfall feels more like a gritty... More
Posted 3 months ago
Featuring: Big Sean
Song: Don't Play
If the title of Travi$ Scott's new single is any indication, the G.O.O.D. Music emcee and producer has absolutely no tolerance for fools. As Don't Play makes clear, he will not be playing with these b**ches, chicks,... More
Posted 6 months ago
Artist: A-Trak
Featuring: Lex Luger | Travi$ Scott
Song: 100 Bottles
Producing hit records is thirsty work. That's why, when A-Trak and Lex Luger hit the club, they always make sure to purchase at least 100 Bottles of top-shelf champagne. And if Travi$ Scott's along for the ride,... More
Posted 9 months ago
Artist: Meek Mill
Featuring: Travi$ Scott
Song: I'm Leanin'
Album: Dreamchasers 3
What do the Tower of Pisa and MMG emcee Meek Mill have in common? You guessed it: they're both Leanin'. Whereas soft ground and an inadequate foundation are responsible for the former's tilt, the... More
Posted 11 months ago
Featuring: A$AP Ferg
Song: Uptown
Album: Owl Pharaoh EP
Travi$ Scott isn't just a talented rapper and producer; his talents also extend to the realm of cinema. Don't believe me? Simply peep the eight-minute mini-movie he's cooked up to accompany his latest... More
Posted 11 months ago
Artist: Tinashe
Featuring: Travi$ Scott
Song: Vulnerable
Album: Black Water
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Artist: Big Sean
Featuring: Rick Ross | Travi$ Scott
Song: 10210 (Remix)
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In this episode, Detroit's favorite DJ House Shoes talks about breaking the legendary J Dilla, almost dying in a carjacking on Mother's Day, and reveals the real story behind Eminem and 8 Mile. Crate Diggers profiles people with extraordinary vinyl record collections, with owners displaying and telling the stories behind their collections.
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Bling47 Breaks takes you on a journey into samples used by J Dilla. In this episode, House Shoes reveals the sample for Slum Village's "Hoes". Filmed, edited and animated and directed by Waajeed.
One might keep the new carpet crisp and clean by slipping on a pair of house shoes when indoors. Detroit bred, and now LA based, producer House Shoes brings a similar style to the production on his debut Let It Go. Following in a line of talented beatsmiths from the land of Lions and Tigers [cont.]
An animated Danny Brown morphs into different cartoon characters. Animation by: Ruffmercy.com "Sweet feat. Danny Brown" is now available on House Shoes "Let It Go" (CD/Vinyl/Digital Download) and "The Time EP" (CD/Vinyl/Digital Download).
Directed by Greg Ponstingl. From House Shoes's debut album Let It Go.
House Shoes's long awaited debut album "Let It Go" is finally in stores today via Tres Records. The album is entirely produced by the Detroit to LA producer, and features guest appearances from Danny Brown, Black Milk, Oh No, Alchemist, Roc Marciano, Quelle Chris, Guilty Simpson and many others. In celebration of his album release, [cont.]
House Shoes lets loose another leak from his upcoming album "Let It Go" dropping on June 19th. The album is entirely produced by House Shoes and features guest appearances from Danny Brown, Black Milk, Alchemist, Roc Marciano, Oh No, Nottz, MED, Black Spade, Shafiq Husayn, and many more.
Houseshoes is the ambassador for all things Detroit hiphop. Currently located in Los Angles we chopped it up at his lab and talked all things music. Click Show More! This is his section from Behind Closed Doors Vol.3 DVD. You can purchase the full 80-minute beatmaking documentary which also features !llmind, Khrysis, Samiyam, Kelakovski and [cont.]
House Shoes's debut producer's album "Let It Go" drops June 19th via Tres Records. The album is entirely produced by House Shoes, and features guest appearances from Black Milk, Danny Brown, Alchemist, Oh No, MED, Roc Marciano, Quelle Chris, Shafiq Husayn, and many others. "The Time" EP, which serves as a precursor to the full [cont.]
Detroit's very own, House Shoes is preparing for his first album release "Let It Go" dropping on June 19th via Tres Records. The album is entirely produced by House Shoes and features guest appearances from Danny Brown, Black Milk, Alchemist, Roc Marciano, Oh No, Guilty Simpson, Quelle Chris, Shafiq Husayn, and others. Today, enjoy the [cont.]
"The Makings" Pt 2 features past productions from House Shoes featuring songs with Elzhi, Danny Brown, Quelle, and others and also features audio commentary from Rich Medina, Paul Rosenberg, Crown Royale (DJ Rhettmatic & Jamal Bufford), Paradime, Nick Speed and others.
House Shoes on the track. Quelle Chris's album Shotgun & Sleek Rifle is in stores now. Download
Rap Guy's Girlfriend produced by Haircut (aka Mayer Hawthorne) is the second leak from Tenacity's I'm Different project. I'm Different is a compilation of Tenacity material mixed by DJ Rhettmatic, and Hosted by House Shoes. It features producers from around the world and guest appearances from Guilty Simpson, & The Abolitionists.
Today Mello Music Group presents The Official Daily Bread Mixtape, mixed by DJ House Shoes , starring Rochester NY emcee Hassaan Mackey and Detroit producer Apollo Brown . The 45 minute original mix is the jump off for Apollo Brown and Low Budget mic smasher Hassaan Mackey's new album Daily Bread. The House Shoes mixtape [cont.]
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U.S., Iran Deny Report of Nuclear Talks
Both the United States and Iran are denying claims of having reached an agreement in principle for direct, one-on-one nuclear talks. The New York Times reported Saturday that a deal had been struck between U.S. diplomats and top Iranian officials reporting to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Iran is said to have asked that the talks be delayed until after the upcoming November elections so they could know with whom they'd be sitting down. But in a statement, the White House said: "It's not true that the United States and Iran have agreed to one-on-one talks or any meeting after the American elections." Speaking to journalists, Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi also denied the report.
Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi: "We don't have anything like discussions or negotiations with America. Yes, we have negotiations with the P5+1 group of nations. If it is about nuclear talks, the talks are going on with the P5+1 group of nations. We have no discussions with the United States."
The news comes as Iran grapples with a plunging currency and growing internal hardship in the face of crippling international sanctions. More broadly, Iran has proposed the establishment of a nuclear-free Middle East, but that call has gone all but ignored.
Wisconsin Gunman Kills 3, Self at Estranged Wife's Workplace
A gunman killed three people and wounded four others at a Wisconsin spa on Sunday before taking his own life. The shooter, Radcliffe Haughton, had recently been put under a restraining order and called upon to surrender his guns over a domestic violence case. All three of the dead victims were female, and one was reportedly Haughton's estranged wife.
Ahead of Final Debate, Obama Chides Opponent on "Romnesia"
President Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney square off in Boca Raton, Florida, tonight for a third and final debate focused on foreign policy. On the campaign trail in Virginia, Obama debuted a new dig at Romney, saying his opponent's alleged wavering on political stances can be explained as a case of "Romnesia."
President Obama: "He's forgetting what his own positions are, and he's betting that you will, too. I mean, he's changing up so much and backtracking and sidestepping, we've got to — we've got to — we've got to name this condition that he's going through. I think — I think it's called 'Romnesia.' That's what it's called."
Clashes Erupt in Lebanon Following Slaying of Intelligence Official
Unrest has broken out in Lebanon following the assassination of a top intelligence official in a car bombing. The killing of Brigadier General Wissam al-Hassan prompted calls of Syrian involvement, leading to protests at the end of Hassan's funeral. On Sunday, militants traded fire in areas of southern Beirut hours after mourners tried to storm government offices.
Israeli Navy Seizes Ship of Gaza-Bound Activists
The Israeli navy has seized a ship of Palestinian solidarity activists seeking to break the U.S.-backed siege of the Gaza Strip. The Estelle was the latest boat attempting to reach Gaza as part of the Freedom Flotilla Coalition. On Saturday, Israeli navy vessels surrounded the ship and deployed forces on board to seize the passengers, taking them to a prison inside Israel. The passengers and crew were nationals from Canada, Israel, Norway, Sweden and the United States. Hours before the Israeli raid, ship organizer Mattias Gardell spoke to Democracy Now! from aboard the Estelle.
Mattias Gardell: "We are not breaking any laws. We are not the provocateurs. It is Israel that clearly violates international public law and decent human standards. They are provoking the world. And by doing so, by inviting the world to witness this crime against humanity, they are also presenting each and every one of us with a choice: either you choose to be part of the problem, or you choose to be part of the solution."
A lawyer for the detained passengers has accused Israel of using taser weapons during the raid on the ship, saying Israeli forces committed "electro torture." Israel has denied the claim.
Chomsky: Gaza Perseverance Inspiring; Ship Attack Compounds Israel's "Diminishing Legitimacy"
Author and professor Noam Chomsky made his first trip to the Gaza Strip over the weekend, appearing at an academic conference. During his visit, Chomsky said he was inspired at witnessing how Palestinians survive under Israeli occupation, and later expressed solidarity with the detained Estelle passengers seeking to break the blockade.
Noam Chomsky: "[My] main impression is how inspiring it is to see people living under extreme duress but nevertheless remaining vibrant, vigorous, active, hopeful, resilient, and continuing the struggle. ... I should say that every time Israel stops a boat, that's another blow to its diminishing legitimacy and another element of support both to the those who are resisting internally and to those who are opposing the policies outside, and sooner or later the wave will sweep over the barriers."
Hamas Boycotts Palestinian Municipal Elections
In other news from the Occupied Territories, Palestinians held their first vote in six years over the weekend with a round of municipal elections. The vote took place only in the West Bank as the governing Hamas movement held a boycott in Gaza following the breakdown of unity talks with rival group Fatah.
Kuwaiti Police Fire Tear Gas, Stun Grenades at Protesters
Police in Kuwait cracked down Sunday on a crowd of thousands of protesters opposing the ruling monarchy's effort to change electoral laws. The U.S.-backed Kuwaiti regime has stoked anger after dissolving parliament and proposing voting laws that opponents have described as a constitutional coup. On Sunday, an estimated crowd of up to 50,000 gathered across the capital Kuwait City in an attempt to march on government headquarters. At least 29 people were admitted to the hospital after police surrounded marchers and used tear gas and stun grenades to disperse them.
Child Dies in Police Crackdown on Panamanian Protest
Deadly protests have broken out in Panama over the sale of state-owned land within the duty-free area of Colón. On Friday, a nine-year-old boy was killed and several others were wounded when police opened fire on demonstrators who had burnt tires and thrown projectiles. The shooting prompted further rallies over the weekend. Professor and protest organizer Carlos Baltazar said the demonstrations would continue.
Carlos Baltazar: "We will continue with this peaceful event. The front [the Frente Amplio Colonense organization] does not want violence. The front wants the law to be repealed. The law has been approved irresponsibly."
George McGovern Dies at 90
The former South Dakota senator and Democratic presidential nominee George McGovern has died at the age of 90. McGovern is best known for running against Richard Nixon in the 1972 presidential election on a platform of withdrawing U.S. troops from Vietnam. Memorial services are scheduled to begin on Thursday in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
Federal Judge Blocks Arizona Law Targeting Planned Parenthood
A federal judge has blocked a new state law in Arizona barring funding for the reproductive services group Planned Parenthood. The law bans the use of public funds by state or local government to contract with any organization that provides abortions as one of its services. Planned Parenthood of Arizona won a temporary injunction on Friday, extending a freeze on the law's implementation. Planned Parenthood has faced a crackdown in more than a dozen states, including in Texas, which last week threatened to shut down a health program for low-income women rather than allow Planned Parenthood to remain involved.
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Dutch BMS Towing chooses green antifouling solution.
Maritime Technology Company Micanti has applied its patented non-toxic antifouling on the tug Willem-B Sr. Thorn-D is an adhesive foil with fibers that creates a textured surface. Instead of killing marine growth the textured foil is preventing it from attaching itself to the hull of a ship. Thorn-D is set to replace the generally used chemical coatings on hulls of ships. Willem-B Sr is owned by BMS Towing and mainly operates in the Netherlands for towage and salvage services.
Dr. ir. Rick Breur, founder of Micanti: "Five years ago I developed this patented non toxic antifouling. The technology provides a physical barrier in the shape of specific short fibers for organisms such as mussels, barnacles and algae to settle. The basic thought behind Thorn-D is that a combination of prickliness and swaying of Thorn-D fibers makes the surface unattractive for organisms. Multiple tests under various circumstances and in different locations around the world have been done and Thorn-D has proven to be effective every time."
Compared to other antifouling products, Thorn D has many advantages. Whereas all other products are (chemical) coating products and need regular replacement, Thorn D is a physical barrier to fouling and has an expected lifetime of at least 5 years. Moreover, Thorn-D is sold as an easy-to-apply self adhesive foil instead of a (chemical) paint. As an additional , the physical nature of the product guarantees environmental friendliness.
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Accident causes queues on M25
A lane on the exit slip road at junction 6 A22/B2235 (Godstone) on the M25 anticlockwise in Surrey is closed due to an accident. Queues are stretching back onto the carriageway.
Lorry sheds load on M25 causing queues
Traffic is queueing on the M25 anticlockwise at junction 2 for the A2 (Darenth Interchange) with congestion to junction 3 M20/A20 (Swanley Interchange). It's after a lorry shed its load of wooden fencing, partially blocking the exit slip road.
Hard shoulder will be removed from parts of M25
Now, if you've ever broken down on the motorway you'll know how frightening it can be to feel stranded on the side of the carriageway.
Well, under new plans to convert hard shoulders into extra lanes on two of the region's motorways, drivers will be forced to pull over onto the verge or into the central reservation.
The Highways Agency are to press ahead a year early with removing the hard shoulder on the M25 between junctions 5 and 7. They will allow the lane to be used as an extra traffic carriageway. It's a cheaper alternative to easing congestion - but what's the safety cost?. Mike Pearse reports.
ROADS: M25 One lane closed
One lane is closed due to vehicle fire on M25 clockwise between J10 A3 (Wisley Interchange) and J11 A317 (Chertsey).
Crane fire causes delays on M25
A mobile crane fire is causing problems on the M25 this morning.
Two lanes are closed and traffic is queueing due to the fire clockwise after J1B A282 / A296 Princes Road (Dartford).
Lanes one and two are closed as the fire brigade attend a mobile crane fire on the hard shoulder.
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Traffic is queueing on the M25 clockwise in Kent between junction 5 M26/A21 and Clacket Lane Services - congestion stretches to junction 4 for Orpington - due to an earlier accident. However all lanes have reopened.
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One lane is closed and there is queueing traffic due to a broken down vehicle on the M25 clockwise between J5 M26/ A21 and J6 A22/B2235.
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M25 swan unharmed and off the road
The swan that has caused delays on the M25 is now in the hands of Berkshire charity Swan Lifeline.
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