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Most Americans back gun lobby, right to use deadly force - Reuters/Ipsos poll
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Most Americans support the right to use deadly force to protect themselves - even in public places - and have a favourable view of the National Rifle Association, the main gun-lobby group, a Reuters/Ipsos poll showed.
The online survey showed that 68 percent, or two out of three respondents, had a favorable opinion of the NRA, which starts its annual convention in St. Louis, Missouri, on Friday.
Eighty-two percent of Republicans saw the gun lobbying group in a positive light as well as 55 percent of Democrats -- findings running counter to the image of supporters of the latter party being anti-NRA.
Most of the 1,922 people surveyed nationwide from April 9-12 said they supported laws that allow Americans to use deadly force to protect themselves from danger in their own home, or in a public place.
"Americans do hold to this idea that people should be allowed to defend themselves and using deadly force is fine, in those circumstances," said pollster Chris Jackson. "In the theoretical ... there's a certain tolerance of vigilantism."
The poll was conducted amid a nationwide debate over gun rights and race following the shooting of an unarmed black teenager, Trayvon Martin by George Zimmerman, a neighborhood crime watch volunteer who is white and Hispanic.
(Link to poll: http:// www.ipsos-na.com/news-polls/pressrelease.aspx?id=5586)
The poll results will be welcomed by the NRA, which hosts Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney and likely nominee as a speaker at its convention on Friday.
Eighty-seven percent of respondents - with high numbers among both Republicans and Democrats - supported the use of deadly force to protect themselves from danger in their home.
Two-thirds said they backed laws permitting the use of deadly force to protect themselves in public.
Nearly half of those surveyed felt crime rates were rising where they lived - even though Federal Bureau of Investigation statistics show that violent crime has declined for the past 4-1/2 years.
"People's perception of crime always over-represents reality," said Jackson. "I think that indicates the mind frame that the American public is in - there's always a constant low-level worrying about street crime."
As a result, 85 percent of those polled said they did not believe police could stop all crime and 77 percent felt regular people had to "step up" to help prevent crime from happening.
According to the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, nearly 100,000 people are shot every year in the United States in murders, suicides, accidents or police intervention.
Government statistics show that 31,347 people died in the United States in 2009 as a result of gunshots, including 11,493 in homicides.
Ninety-one percent of those who responded to the survey agreed on the need for background checks before a firearm can be sold. Only six percent said they thought gun ownership should require no, or very few restrictions.
Nearly three-quarters of respondents said they supported limiting the sale of automatic weapons, and 62 percent oppose bringing firearms into churches, workplaces or stores.
"A fairly large number of Americans support strong regulation, or at least moderate regulation of gun ownership," said Jackson. "Which is sort of counter to the narrative you often hear that legislators can't touch our guns or you'll have to pay."
The survey included 650 Republicans, 752 Democrats and 520 independents. The precision of the Reuters/Ipsos online poll is measured using a credibility interval and this poll has a credibility interval of plus or minus 2.6 percentage points for all respondents.
(Editing by David Brunnstrom)
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Denver police caught on video beating suspect, tripping pregnant woman
By Tom Hall, 29 November 2014
Levi Frasier, who videotaped the incident, says that he was forced to sign a witness statement "under duress" that absolved the officers of any wrongdoing.
More than 300 arrested in Los Angeles during Ferguson protests
By Marc Wells, 28 November 2014
A total of 323 people have been arrested in Los Angeles in three days, raising questions of unlawful police conduct.
Brooklyn residents outraged at police killing of Akai Gurley
By Sandy English, 25 November 2014
The killing of unarmed Akai Gurley by a police officer in Brooklyn has sparked widespread revulsion in the housing project where he died.
Obama announces right-wing immigration "reform" in national address
By Patrick Martin, 21 November 2014
In a contemptible speech, the chief representative of the corporate and financial aristocracy carried forth on the need for immigrants to "play by the rules" and be held "accountable."
Missouri carries out ninth execution of the year
By Kate Randall, 21 November 2014
Missouri Governor Jay Nixon refused to grant the condemned inmate clemency, and the US Supreme Court turned down his appeal for a stay.
US Defense Department organizing covert operations against "the general public"
By Thomas Gaist, 19 November 2014
According to the New York Times, the military and its investigative agencies have almost as many undercover agents working inside the United States as the FBI.
Decision imminent on whether to indict Ferguson cop in killing of Michael Brown
By Andre Damon, 15 November 2014
A coordinated campaign by the media and state and local officials to justify the killing of Michael Brown has been combined with threats to call in the National Guard.
Florida governor presides over 20th execution in first term
By Kate Randall, 14 November 2014
Chadwick Banks was the eighth prisoner in Florida, and the thirty-second in the United States, to be put to death this year.
Mumia Abu-Jamal, rights groups sue over Pennsylvania's "Mumia Law"
By Ed Hightower, 13 November 2014
A lawsuit was filed Monday challenging Pennsylvania's recently enacted Revictimization Relief Act.
Ninety-four percent of child migrants deported from US lack attorneys
By Jake Dean and Kevin Martinez, 12 November 2014
The denying of legal representation to child migrants is part of the Obama administration's drive to accelerate deportations.
Harvard's new sexual harassment policy, democratic rights and the new right
By David Walsh, 11 November 2014
On October 15, 28 professors at Harvard Law School published a statement sharply criticizing the university's sexual harassment policy announced in early July.
FBI director defends media impersonation by bureau agents
By Thomas Gaist, 8 November 2014
Without seeking a specific warrant, FBI agents forged an Associated Press article during a 2007 investigation.
Justice Department imposes wrist-slap "reforms" on Albuquerque police after series of shootings
By Stuart Winter and D. Lencho, 7 November 2014
The settlement does not hold any of the officers who participated in the string of police murders criminally accountable.
AT&T and Verizon use "supercookies" to track users' online activities
By Thomas Gaist, 7 November 2014
The leading mobile phone companies use so-called "supercookies" to secretly record day-to-day Internet usage by at least 100 million customers
Federal agency conspired with police to keep media out of Ferguson airspace
By Sandy English, 5 November 2014
Recorded telephone conversations by FAA officials make clear that the purpose of a no-fly zone set up during protests in Ferguson, Missouri was "to keep the media out."
US state prison population soars as education spending plummets
By Kate Randall, 4 November 2014
If state corrections spending had been held at mid-1980s levels, US states would have $28 billion more each year to allocate to education and other social spending.
Justice Department seeks massive expansion of FBI hacking powers
By Thomas Gaist, 3 November 2014
Proposed changes to legal restrictions on government surveillance would authorize the FBI to infect computers worldwide with ultrasophisticated surveillance malware.
Republican-led purge of voter rolls targets seven million people
By our reporter, 1 November 2014
An investigative report by Al Jazeera America reveals that 27 state governments, most of them Republican-led, have joined in an effort to disqualify seven million registered voters.
Top officials at New York City's Rikers Island prison resign amid brutality scandal
By Sandy English, 31 October 2014
The resignations follow revelations of widespread violence, neglect and torture at the prison.
The CIA torture cover-up continues
By Eric London, 31 October 2014
The highest echelons of the state are engaged in an unconstitutional plot to hide from the public the harrowing torture methods employed by the CIA.
Federal jury convicts friend of Boston Marathon bombing suspect of lying to the FBI
By John Marion, 30 October 2014
Robel Phillipos, an acquaintance of Dzhokar Tsarnaev, faces up to 16 years in federal prison despite not being involved in the bombings.
IRS regularly seizes "suspicious" bank accounts without a criminal charge
By Tom Hall, 29 October 2014
The US Internal Revenue Service, using the legal procedure known as "civil asset forfeiture," unilaterally confiscates the assets of individuals it suspects of tax evasion.
US Marine lawyer Michael Mori discusses fight to release Guantanamo prisoner David Hicks
By Richard Phillips, 25 October 2014
In this interview, Mori explains his experiences defending former Guantanamo Bay prisoner David Hicks and how the US violated the Geneva Conventions.
Lawsuits allege Alabama prison inmates left to die of treatable diseases
By Tom Hall, 23 October 2014
Jailers in Madison County, Alabama deliberately denied health care to inmates with treatable illnesses in order to cut costs, according to three recently filed lawsuits.
Hundreds of prison deaths in Florida under investigation
By Matthew MacEgan, 21 October 2014
Whistleblowers have revealed a wave of torture and murder by guards in Florida prisons.
US Supreme Court allows Texas to implement anti-democratic voter ID law
By Tom Carter, 20 October 2014
The Texas voter ID law, which was previously struck down as unconstitutional, will block hundreds of thousands of eligible voters from casting ballots in the November elections.
Leaked documents expose secret contracts between NSA and tech companies
By Thomas Gaist, 20 October 2014
The NSA's internal documents indicate that corporations are actively abetting and benefiting from the US government's illegal mass surveillance programs.
Judge delays order to release Guantanamo force-feeding videos
By Patrick Martin, 18 October 2014
The one-month "pause" gives the Obama administration time to seek an appeals court review of the order to make the tapes public.
New York's de Blasio administration defends spying on Muslims
By Isaac Finn, 13 October 2014
The NYPD used undercover cops to spy on Mosques as well as Muslim cultural centers and businesses in New York and New Jersey.
Chicago-area teen charged with attempting to join ISIS
By Marcus Day, 11 October 2014
The arrest of Mohammed Hamzah Khan at a Chicago airport last Saturday raises a number of questions about the degree of US intelligence involvement.
Two months after killing of Michael Brown
Off-duty cop kills St. Louis teenager
By Andre Damon, 10 October 2014
The officer fired 17 shots, including a downward shot to the head that killed the 18-year-old.
Notes on police violence in the US
Police killed 77 people in September
By E.P. Bannon, 7 October 2014
Over the past week, police have killed at least fourteen more people, while judges and prosecutors continued to protect the perpetrators of police violence.
Report finds Border Patrol flew drones away from US borders
By Nick Barrickman, 7 October 2014
The findings follow revelations earlier this year that Customs and Border Protection had "loaned" its drone fleet to other intelligence agencies hundreds of times.
Judge orders release of Guantanamo Bay force-feeding videos
By Thomas Gaist, 6 October 2014
The very existence of the tapes—which show the repeated physical abuse of hunger striker Abu Wa'el Dhiab—was denied by the Obama administration until May 2014.
US Supreme Court Justice Scalia attacks separation of church and state
By Tom Carter, 6 October 2014
In a speech Wednesday, Scalia declared that the Constitution does not prohibit the government from favoring "religion over nonreligion," calling for a fight against "secularists" who contend otherwise.
Majority of Texas abortion clinics to close following court ruling
By Kate Randall, 4 October 2014
The court action could force nearly one million Texas women to drive at least 300 miles round trip to access their constitutionally protected right to an abortion.
Revelations of brutality deepen crisis over New York's Rikers Island prison
By Philip Guelpa, 3 October 2014
Rikers Island is one of the most notorious examples of the national policy of mass incarceration.
CIA document details cover-up of drug trafficking by Contras
By Thomas Gaist, 2 October 2014
The CIA worked with the major media outlets to suppress reporting on cocaine trafficking operations by the US-backed Contra militias.
US Secret Service director resigns amid mounting security scandals
By Bill Van Auken, 2 October 2014
Julia Pierson stepped down after bipartisan demands for an independent probe of lapses in security surrounding the White House and the president.
Mississippi prison inmates indefinitely detained and subject to "barbaric" conditions
By Matthew MacEgan, 29 September 2014
The American Civil Liberties Union filed two lawsuits this week claiming that Mississippi prison inmates were being indefinitely detained and others were kept in conditions "tantamount to torture."
More arrests in Ferguson, Missouri after police chief "apologizes"
By Eric London, 29 September 2014
Tensions in Ferguson, Missouri show no sign of subsiding seven weeks after the police killing of 18-year-old Michael Brown.
The legacy of US Attorney General Eric Holder
By Tom Carter, 29 September 2014
During his six-year term, Holder has presided over the most comprehensive and aggressive trampling of democratic rights in US history.
Washington Post slashes retirement benefits
By a reporter, 29 September 2014
The newspaper is cutting benefits immediately for non-union employees and demanding the same cuts in contract talks with the Newspaper Guild.
The witch-hunting of Steven Salaita and the new McCarthyism
By Bill Van Auken, 23 September 2014
The political victimization of Salaita in the name of "democracy" is another chilling warning that core democratic rights, including academic freedom, are incompatible with a society dominated by social inequality and the drive to war.
US prison population increases for first time since 2009
By Kate Randall, 23 September 2014
While the US accounts for about 5 percent of the world's population, it incarcerates about one-quarter of all prisoners on the planet.
University of Illinois victimizes professor critical of Israel's policies
By Kristina Betinis, 22 September 2014
University leaders voted 8-1 to rescind a job offer made to Steven Salaita, provoking protests and an academic boycott of the university.
Australian anti-terror raids part of US war drive
By Nick Beams, 20 September 2014
Within hours of Australia's largest-ever anti-terror operation, US Secretary of State Kerry invoked the lurid news reports to justify the US war in Iraq and Syria.
Google report documents surge in electronic surveillance requests by governments worldwide
By Thomas Gaist, 20 September 2014
Google complies with at least 84 percent of US government data requests, which have risen by 250 percent during the past five years.
Ferguson officer Darren Wilson testifies before grand jury
By John Burton, 20 September 2014
The prosecutor for St. Louis County, Missouri is using the grand jury to furnish political cover for a decision not to prosecute the Ferguson cop for the murder of Michael Brown.
Notes on police violence in America
US police kill 104 people in August
By Tom Hall, 19 September 2014
The killings are part of a general pattern of violence and abuse carried out by an increasingly militarized police force.
Texas executes ninth inmate of 2014
By Paul Michaels, 19 September 2014
Lisa Coleman was the ninth inmate executed in Texas this year and the sixth woman executed since 1982.
For-profit immigrant family detention center planned in Texas
By Kevin Martinez and Jake Dean, 19 September 2014
Immigrant families fleeing violence and poverty in Central America are to be detained in a center run by a for-profit corporation with a documented history of abuse.
Yale chaplain forced out by Zionist attacks
By Fred Mazelis, 18 September 2014
Rev. Bruce Shipman was pressured to quit for pointing out that Israeli government crimes provide ammunition for those seeking to revive anti-Semitism today.
US appeals court approves Wisconsin voter ID law for November election
By Barry Grey, 18 September 2014
The raft of laws in Wisconsin and other states imposing photo ID requirements and other restrictions on access to the ballot represents an attack on the fundamental democratic right to vote.
California residents speak out against militarization of Davis police department
By Evan Blake and Juan Verala Luz, 16 September 2014
Residents of the California town turned out in large numbers to demand the local police department's return of a newly-acquired Mine-Resistant, Ambush-Protected (MRAP) vehicle.
San Jose, California police acquire a drone
By Henry Allan, 15 September 2014
The drone, purchased with federal grant money, will be made available to 13 other bomb squads in the Bay Area.
New documents detail NSA surveillance of Yahoo
By Thomas Gaist, 13 September 2014
The documents cover rulings in 2008 upholding the NSA's warrantless data mining programs.
Torture victim Jose Padilla sentenced to 21 years
By Ed Hightower, 13 September 2014
A central aim of the prosecution was to cover up the details of one of the more extreme cases of US government torture.
Senate hearing whitewashes militarization of American police
By Tom Hall and E. P. Bannon, 12 September 2014
Tuesday's hearing was aimed at reinforcing and intensifying the federal government's arming of police forces under the guise of a "review."
New witnesses describe police murder of Michael Brown
By Thomas Gaist, 12 September 2014
Accounts from two construction workers further substantiate already existing evidence that officer Darren Wilson fired numerous rounds into the unarmed Brown, even as the youth sought to surrender.
Executions in Missouri and Texas
Courts reject condemned inmates' appeals on lethal injection drugs
By Paul Michaels and Kate Randall, 12 September 2014
The two prisoners' appeals challenging the secrecy surrounding the source and quality of lethal injection drugs and state protocols failed to halt their executions.
Thirteen years after the September 11 attacks
CIA torture and the "war on terror"
By Joseph Kishore, 11 September 2014
Recent events have confirmed that the highest levels of the US government and American intelligence authorized the most barbaric forms of torture.
CIA employed "medieval" torture that brought prisoners "to the point of death"
By Thomas Gaist, 9 September 2014
According to a US Senate report that the CIA has sought to block, torture methods it used far exceeded what has previously been acknowledged.
2004 Bush administration memos advocate unlimited presidential powers
By Tom Carter, 9 September 2014
Recently declassified documents detail the early stages of the ongoing effort to create the pseudo-legal framework for a police state in America.
Bowing to Senate Democrats
Obama reneges on pledge to ease deportations
By Patrick Martin, 9 September 2014
Both conservative and liberal Democrats opposed any relaxation of anti-immigrant policies before the November election.
Hundreds arrested at union-organized fast-food protests across the US
By Fred Mazelis, 6 September 2014
The unions are seeking to latch onto the legitimate grievances of workers to bolster the Democratic Party, which has presided over a wholesale assault on the working class.
The police-military crackdown in Ferguson, the assault on democratic rights, and the record of the World Socialist Web Site
By Tom Carter, 6 September 2014
The World Socialist Web Site, employing the method of Marxist analysis, has traced the various stages of the assault on democratic rights and sought to explain its relationship to fundamental historical and social processes related to the deepening crisis of American and world capitalism.
Detroit chief financial officer outlines program of permanent austerity
By Jerry White, 5 September 2014
Behind the dry, antiseptic testimony of the city's chief financial officer in the federal bankruptcy courtroom Thursday was a restructuring plan that will produce untold suffering in Detroit.
North Carolina frame-up: Two innocent men jailed for 30 years
By Patrick Martin, 5 September 2014
Henry McCollum and Leon Brown were released Wednesday after DNA evidence proved their innocence of a 1983 rape and murder.
Alleged suicide of Louisiana man in police custody prompts federal investigation
By E.P. Bannon, 5 September 2014
Victor White III of New Iberia, Louisiana, is the third young man to die in a series of "Houdini handcuff suicides" that have occurred across the country over a two-year span.
Fifty years since the Rochester, New York riots
By Jonathan White, 5 September 2014
The riot was one of the first uprisings to sweep America's cities in the 1960s.
New York mayor reneges on pledge to school bus drivers
By Daniel de Vries, 4 September 2014
Mayor de Blasio last week signed into law a school bus workers bill that failed to restore job protections.
The Obama administration and American labor
By Andre Damon, 3 September 2014
The chasm between working people and the political establishment was exemplified by the Labor Day speeches of President Barack Obama and Vice President Joseph Biden.
GM moving production from Mexico to Tennessee
By Shannon Jones, 2 September 2014
The move is part of a deal based on huge concessions imposed on American auto workers
Homelessness increasing rapidly in Colorado
By Douglas Lyons, 2 September 2014
The homeless rate in Pueblo, Colorado has ballooned by 75 percent since January 2014.
The human toll of slump and part-time employment
New Jersey woman dies while napping between jobs
By Fred Mazelis, 2 September 2014
Maria Fernandes worked part-time at three separate Dunkin' Donuts.
Labor Day report details huge decline in wages for Michigan workers
By Thomas Gaist, 1 September 2014
Wages for low-wage male workers have fallen more than 31 percent since 1979.
From Detroit to Ferguson: The brutal face of American capitalism
By Jerry White, 30 August 2014
If Detroit is the epicenter of social counterrevolution in America, Ferguson revealed the repressive measures the ruling class is prepared to use against all opposition to its policies.
US government-funded database created to track "subversive propaganda" online
By Matthew MacEgan, 30 August 2014
The Truthy database has drawn sharp criticism from free speech advocates.
Suicidal teen shot sixteen times by Kansas police
By Gabriel Black, 30 August 2014
The shooting comes amid a wave of police killings throughout the United States.
US military planning to suppress domestic unrest
By Thomas Gaist, 30 August 2014
The development of sophisticated crowd control doctrines by the military is an expression of the far advanced preparations of the US elite for dictatorship.
Audio recording sheds light on the murder of Michael Brown
By Niles Williamson, 28 August 2014
CNN published an audio recording Monday indicating that the officer who killed Michael Brown paused between barrages of gunfire, shooting at least 10 rounds.
Boston workers denounce militarization of police
By Mike Ingram, 28 August 2014
Recent scenes on the streets of Ferguson, Missouri were reminiscent of the massive mobilization of police and military personnel following the Boston Marathon bombing in April 2013.
New Orleans mayor announces semi-private police force
By Tom Hall, 28 August 2014
The so-called "Nola Patrol" will cover the French Quarter, paid for by a voluntary assessment on the city's hotels.
Military helicopters descend on Twin Cities, Minnesota in unannounced "urban warfare" exercises
By Matt Rigel, 23 August 2014
Residents of the Twin Cities, Minnesota were startled as low-flying combat helicopters buzzed over working class districts in mock nighttime exercises.
Second St. Louis area police shooting highlights unrestrained police violence in the US
By Andre Damon, 22 August 2014
St. Louis police released a video depicting the shooting Tuesday of 23-year-old Kajieme Powell, just ten days after the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown that led to mass protests in the St. Louis suburb of Ferguson, Missouri.
Workers and young people speak on Ferguson, Missouri, police violence
By a WSWS reporting team, 22 August 2014
The killing of unarmed teenager Michael Brown and other recent police shootings evoked an angry response from workers and young people across the US.
Another police killing in St. Louis, Missouri as assault on protesters continues
By Niles Williamson, 20 August 2014
A 23-year-old man was shot dead by St. Louis police officers on Tuesday, a day after police carried out mass arrests of protesters denouncing the killing of Michael Brown.
De facto martial law in Ferguson, Missouri
By Barry Grey, 20 August 2014
The resort to police state methods in Ferguson is the outcome of the protracted decay of American democracy.
"We have the right to protest. We have the right to assemble"
Anger mounts in Ferguson, Missouri over police repression
By Andre Damon and Eric London, 20 August 2014
As the National Guard expanded its presence in Ferguson, Missouri, residents voiced outrage over another police killing in St. Louis on Wednesday.
German journalists arrested in Ferguson
By Wolfgang Weber, 20 August 2014
Ansgar Graw and Frank Hermann were held in a prison cell for three hours and subsequently released without comment.
National Guard, police tighten grip on Ferguson, Missouri
By Eric London and Patrick Martin, 19 August 2014
The arrival of a contingent of the Missouri National Guard has heightened the police-state atmosphere in this suburb of St. Louis.
Capitalism and the police-military mobilization in Ferguson, Missouri
By Joseph Kishore, 19 August 2014
No struggle against inequality and the police state apparatus in America can be successful unless it is based on the understanding that what is involved is a struggle against capitalism.
"They invaded Ferguson like they invaded Iraq"
Video: Ferguson residents say police crackdown turns city into war zone
By Andre Damon and Eric London, 19 August 2014
As the Missouri governor deployed National Guard forces to Ferguson, residents denounced the military-police crackdown and attacks on their right to assemble peacefully.
Workers and youth across US speak on police murder of Michael Brown
By our reporters, 19 August 2014
Workers and young people throughout the United States expressed their outrage at the police killing of the unarmed 18-year old and the militarized response of police to protests in Ferguson, Missouri.
Journalist James Risen denounces President Obama as the "greatest enemy to press freedom in a generation"
By Nick Barrickman, 19 August 2014
Facing a possible prison sentence for refusing to identify a confidential source, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist James Risen denounced the Obama administration's campaign against whistleblowers and journalists.
Missouri governor deploys National Guard to Ferguson
By Thomas Gaist, 18 August 2014
Following a night of police provocations and attacks on peaceful demonstrators demanding justice in the police murder of eighteen-year-old Michael Brown, Missouri Governor Jay Nixon, a Democrat, announced that he was calling in the National Guard to occupy the St. Louis suburb of Ferguson.
Democratic Party operatives seek to stifle opposition, facilitate police crackdown in Ferguson, Missouri
By Eric London, 18 August 2014
Al Sharpton, the police, and a coterie of Democratic politicians delivered a "unity" message aimed at suppressing popular outrage over the killing of Michael Brown.
Police refuse to release video after Dayton-area killing
By Samuel Davidson, 18 August 2014
Nearly two weeks after the police shot and killed a 22-year-old man in a suburban Dayton Walmart store, government and store officials are still refusing to release surveillance tapes and other evidence related to the murder.


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Jimmy Wales and Wikipedia should have started the poster credential checking they announced to the Associated Press Wednesday, a little earlier, as part of their hiring procedure and the now infamous "Essjay" aka Ryan Jordan may not have been able to claim he was a professor of theology.
Jordan turned out to be a 24-year old college drop out who was given a job at Wales' for-profit venture, Wikia.
"Jordan's fraud came to light last week when The New Yorker published an editor's note stating that a 2006 Wikipedia profile in the magazine had erroneously described Essjay's purported academic resume. The New Yorker said a Wikipedia higher-up had vouched for Essjay to the author of the piece, Stacy Schiff, but that neither knew Essjay's real identity.
In addition to contributing thousands of articles to the sprawling Web encyclopedia, Jordan had recently been promoted to arbitrator, a position for trusted members of the community. Arbitrators can overrule an edit made by another volunteer or block people who abuse the site.
Jordan also was hired in January by Wikia Inc., a for-profit venture run by Wales. He has since been dismissed" AP reported.
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December 2009, Volume 31, Issue 12, pp 1967-1974,
Open Access This content is freely available online to anyone, anywhere at any time.
Date: 22 Aug 2009
Metabolic changes of salicylic acid-elicited Catharanthus roseus cell suspension cultures monitored by NMR-based metabolomics
- Natali Rianika Mustafa,
- Hye Kyong Kim,
- Young Hae Choi,
- Robert Verpoorte
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The effect of salicylic acid (SA) on the metabolic profile of Catharanthus roseus suspension cells throughout a time course (0, 6, 12, 24, 48 and 72 h after treatment) was investigated using NMR spectroscopy and multivariate data analysis. When compared to control cell lines, SA-treated cells showed a high level of sugars (glucose and sucrose) up to 48 h after treatment, followed by a dynamic change in amino acids, phenylpropanoids, and tryptamine. Additionally, one compound—2,5-dihydroxybenzoic-5-O-glucoside—was detected solely in SA-treated cells.
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- Title
- Metabolic changes of salicylic acid-elicited Catharanthus roseus cell suspension cultures monitored by NMR-based metabolomics
- Open Access
- Available under Open Access This content is freely available online to anyone, anywhere at any time.
- Journal
Biotechnology Letters
Volume 31, Issue 12 , pp 1967-1974
- Cover Date
- 2009-12-01
- 10.1007/s10529-009-0107-1
- Print ISSN
- 0141-5492
- Online ISSN
- 1573-6776
- Publisher
- Springer Netherlands
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Catharanthus roseus
- Cell suspension cultures
- Elicitation
- Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy-based metabolomics
- Salicylic acid
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Natali Rianika Mustafa (1)
- Hye Kyong Kim (1)
- Young Hae Choi (1)
- Robert Verpoorte (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Division of Pharmacognosy, Section Metabolomics, Institute of Biology, Leiden University, Einsteinweg 55, 2333, CC, Leiden, The Netherlands


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Does the idea of having Blu-ray capabilities on the go excite you? How about the idea of having 1,000GB worth of storage at the tip of your fingers? Or having a 1920×1200 resolution to keep the best possible work-flow? The ASUS M70Sa has those and a lot more, in a beefy 17″ package.
The M70Sa is the seventh ASUS notebook that I've reviewed, and it continues the tradition of a ASUS' high-quality products. As I have mentioned in previous reviews, it's a rare occurrence when I receive an ASUS product and am left upset, and their notebooks are especially safe in that regard.
The M70Sa is one heck of a notebook, any way you look at it. Though it's not touted as a DTR, it very-well could be for anyone who wants to chuck their desktop. The important thing to note is that this is not designed for gaming. While we did get moderate performance from all four of our games, a beefier GPU would be desired for any serious gaming you plan on doing.
From a features standpoint, this notebook doesn't lack much at all. It includes a super-fast Intel T9300 Core 2 Duo at 2.5GHz and 4GB of RAM. The latter is a little odd since a 32-bit OS is pre-installed, so that's one gripe I have. It's understandable, however, since many would rather such an OS since 64-bit offerings could prove troublesome for certain hardware. Personally, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend an upgrade to 64-bit Vista. I've had far better luck with that than the 32-bit, in terms of stability.
If you happen to have a 64-bit Vista CD around, you could easily reformat using it, and then activate using the key that was included with the notebook… they are normally backwards compatible, and have been in all my personal tests.
Aside from the CPU and RAM, there is a staggering 1,000 GB worth of hard drive space. That figure personally throws me back, because it's truly amazing to picture that much space in a mobile product. When I bought my first notebook about three-and-a-half years ago, it included a 60GB hard drive, and at the time, I loved it. So to be able to fit 1TB worth of space in a notebook nowadays, is nothing short of incredible.
Performance-features aside, the notebook includes a gorgeous 17″ monitor capable of 1920×1200, and while not the absolute crispest display I've laid my eyes on, it stands up there as one of the best I've used. Blu-ray movies look fantastic with bright colors and dark blacks and really sharp image quality. I watched the previously mentioned Fifth Element on it one evening and thoroughly enjoyed it.
There is also a wide-range of connectivity options here also. For networking, there is WiFi, using the Intel 4965AGN, as well as a modem and LAN port. Peripheral-wise, there are four available USB ports, one Firewire, an e-SATA, HDMI, VGA and a TV Tuner port. The HDMI is a nice touch, and I had the opportunity to test that feature out in a hotel earlier this month. I had absolutely no issue plugging the port into the TV (rather, the strip on the wall), and watch Face/Off with little issue. At first, I received a warning about an unencrypted link, but restarting WinDVD somehow fixed the problem.
I mentioned that this unit didn't include a TV Tuner, and I'm unsure why. However, after talking to ASUS, it seems that all such models will include one at retail. I believe I have a slightly older model, and probably an ES that was finalized before the actual options were on paper.
I was also told that this particular model would be phased out soon to be replaced with the M70Vm-C2. The price and overall specs will be very similar, except with a few notable changes. The GPU will be swapped with an NVIDIA GeForce 9600M GS, while the Intel T9300 will be replaced with the T9400. Lastly, Vista Home Premium will be upgraded to Vista Ultimate… all for the same price of $2,399.
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The M70Sa is a great notebook and one very worthy of consideration if you are on the lookout for something that's extremely feature-packed, offers a gorgeous resolution and of course, offers Blu-ray support. Just be on the lookout for the M70Vm-C2, since it will very-likely be out soon and will be worth the minor wait.
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Drinking and blogging does not mix. you strt frgeting to moeve your fingres rigth.
I dont think that is a valid reason to hate secondaries, and it is an easy problem to fix. as people have said make sure the bung is dry and its works great, the short time the beer was even exposed to air, if it even was will most likely have no effect on your brew and just seems like needless worry
Primary1: Strawberry Blonde
Primary2: Kiwi Blonde
Sanke Primary: Oxyclean
Bottled: Imperial Stout
Kegged: Centenial Pale Ale, Peat Malt Porter, Rye Pale Ale, Maibock
Near Future: Red Ale, Kolsch
+1 on starsan being slippery. I have the exact same thing with my better bottle and stopper. I just set it on top then come back in an hour or so when it's tried and push it down. Problem solved. Has nothing to do with secondary. If you did a primary with the same setup, you'd get the same thing happening.
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just because SS is slippery don't talk SWMBO in to using it as
I had the same problems with the universal and sold bungs. Both would work their way out too often.
So i bought the carboy caps on someones recommendation. The problem I had with those is that they didn't form an air tight seal. While primary fermentation was going on there was no air lock movement, if I squeezed the cap tight around the carboy lip, it would immediately start bubbling.
So, now I use carboy caps and zip tie everyone of them in place and have had no problems since.
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I like the duck tape idea. If it can't be fixed with a little or lot of duck tape, it can't be fixed!!!!!!!!
The duct tape was spur of the moment. While cursing, and turning my head up to curse at the beer gods, I saw the roll of duct tape above me on a shelf. I agree that if ya can't duct it, fu@k it... I might not hate secondary now, knowing that I can remedy this problem next time, without the use of duct tape...
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Rapper Wyclef Jean is reportedly being accused of paying an alleged mistress $105,000 through his Yele Haiti charity fund.
Speculation on the alleged mistress, named Zakiya Khatou, began to circulate online this week.
Back in late January, shortly after the 7.0 earthquake hit, Yéle Haiti was criticized for spending money on production crews in previous years, and Jean himself was accused of using money from the organization for his personal use. Jean admitted mistakes in the past, but denied wrongdoing and said he'd never take money from the organization, during anemotional press conference. On Thursday, March 11, The Smoking Gun printed Yéle Haiti's 2009 tax return, showing that $105,000 was paid to Zakiya Khatou-Chevassus, a woman several sources say is the rapper's mistress. (Huffington Post)
Additional reports suggest Khatou's involvement with his charity should be called into question.
Khatou-Chevassus is currently listed on Yele's web site as the organization's vice president. But according to five sources familiar with Yele's operations, in 2008 she served as Jean's personal assistant–working on his commercial endeavors as well as his charitable ones–and was involved romantically with the former Fugees star. "She worked for Wyclef on all Wyclef matters," says one source who has worked with Jean in the past. (Gawker)
Wyclef has also addressed the matter on Twitter.
"When Donkeys spread rumors about me I dont Respond cause I'm the master that leads them to the Well to drink the Water. Yele haiti 4 life! If you Ride with me you are on the Right side or you can follow your slave master and believe what he tells you. Yele haiti 4 life Since some of you like to believe everything you read with out having Facts pass this around! Wyclef is A Alien from out of space. I have been spending money n my country since I was a Fugees! why is it now after the Quake I am being Excuse! They fear I'm gaining ground And don't get it twisted! My Garage could fit half of the people on twitter why would I steal Charity Money! Your gotta come better den dat. Dey had excused martin luther king @ 1 time, saying the FundS raise was for him and his Family! See the light People! Stop being auncle tom! (Wyclef Jean's Twitter)
Last January, the rapper spoke on helping his fellow Haitians in their time of need.
"I have asked, the Haitian people on the ground of course is gonna be suffering, frustrated, violence, I tell them that I do not cry for myself," Clef told reporters. "I cry for them. And I told them, just permit us a little time. We gonna be back on the ground on Saturday. And we'll be back on the ground every week until we help the situation. We need to migrate at least two million people in different parts outside of Port-au-Prince — I give you my word, if I tell them to go, they will go but they need somewhere to go to. So help us work on these tents and as you work on these tents, keep in mind that we're moving into the 21st century of Haiti. Which means beyond the tent, we're working on new communities." (Associated Press)
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Located 1 km Chatillon-sur-Marne, in the large Marne Valley, Domaine du Moulin de l'Etang is set in an 18th-century building within a 10-hectare park featuring a lake, a river and a furnished terrace....
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Ten beds rock hard and very uncomfortable
We had a nice spacious room, excellent restaurant advice, nice tour of the champagne house, privacy, and a protected parking facility. Location was good--close enough to Reims to visit and sightsee without the hustle and bustle of a city.
Liked it all!
the tour of cellars and helpful staff where to dine.
Beautiful ,loverly gardens. Room was fantastic and breakfast was plentiful and fresh. WISH we could have stayed longer.Hope to come back someday.
Tour of champagne cellar under the chateau
No expresso or cappuccino coffee for breakfast just filter, but it is France not Italy !
Sabrina, the hostess of this B&B, is happy to help guests plan their days and make phone calls to arrange meals and tours. Every guest is offered a tour of this champagne house's caves and champagne production facility. The staff is knowledgable and patient. This B&B was more than a traditional B&B. the rooms were lovingly appointed in a very quiet, unspoiled location. The hustle and bustle of the town hums around champagne production and tasting, rather than shops and restaurants. There is easy access to restaurants in nearby villages and in the city of Reims.
The hotel, or rather stately house, is located in the heart of the champagne region of Epernay, peace and quiet is the first thing you notice. Beautiful surroundings, the village of Ludes is a pleasure to discover, the Villa a delight to behold with very attentive staff, opulent décor and the best champagne I've tasted at a very good price!
The rain, which was constant over the three day stay, but that did not detract from the beauty of the place.
Very friendly owners and very helpful. The trip to their cellars under the house we stayed in was really nice. One would never think we are sleeping above so much champagne. Great cheese and croissants and breakfast
Since the house is very old the walls and floors are not sound proof. Breakfast times are very limited only from 8.30 to 9.30.
Absolutely gorgeously appointed Chateau. Very nicely decorated. Wonderful breakfast buffet. We stayed in the Provence room. Really nice room on the third floor. Nice view of the Ludes village and the vineyards. The accommodations were typical of our stay in France. You shower in the bathtub, without a shower curtain, using a shower nozzle at the end of a flexible hose. You need to be careful to keep the floor dry. The wine tour is an absolute must - really nice wine cellars 75 feet down and they make really good champagne. The bed was a bit firm for us, so if that is a concern you need to mention it before hand. They have a nice fridge with champagne and other treats available for purchase. The staff tends to leave the facility shortly after 7:00pm. So they really would like you to check in before that. Otherwise they need to give you special access codes for "-after hours" access. They give you an access code and building keys if you come back to the hotel after hours (ex after dinner). They have restaurant recommendations with their main restaurant about 5-8 km away called "Relais de Sillery". Very nice restaurant that seved us a 3 course meal not including a opening amusement tasting and the mid meal palate cleanser. You can drive to either Reims (pronounced Rawnz) 15 minutes, or Epernay (25 minites) for other really nice dinner experiences. The women that prepares the breakfast and winery tours is really nice. She can be abrupt but we just consider that to be a cultural thing to which Americans need to adapt. Overall we were amazed at our 5 night stay here and will do it again. We would highly recommend it to a friend. It is so much nicer than a hotel as you are staying right in wine country in a Chateau. Very nice indeed!
There were absolutely no negatives
The view from room was magical. Bed comfortable.
The noise between floors is unavoidably loud as its an old house.
Nice and beautyfuld. Big room nice garden
Beautiful, romantic venue. Relaxed.
Peaceful and gracious house with helpful hosts.
Pity no restaurant within walking distance.
A beautiful house and location. Warmly welcomed. Excellent facilities. Well furnished and very comfortable. Faultless breakfast. Excellent vale for money.
Beautiful location, ideal for visiting champagne houses and surrounding area. Quiet and relaxing.
Very uncomfortable bed. Extremely hard mattress.
Loved the homely atmosphere, the decor and where it was situated in the Champagne area. Will definitely be using it again.
Friendly staff, good breakfast ,and a great free tour of the champagne production with a tasting afterwards.overall a very enjoyable stay.
Four girlfriends travelling together enjoyed the accomodations, the ambiance of the property in the Champagne region, the host, the location, and... the champagne! We appreciated the tour of the caves and facilities after our overnight stay! I will return in late September with friends ! I am becoming the "pied piper" of France wine country with my friends...cannot get enough of France !
Nothing to not like !
Very good Champagne and free champagne degustation
There were no shampooing, hair balm & body lotion:((( the building is on a narrow street.
The champagne (which was excellent and at a reasonable price),the setting and the garden. The helpful staff.
Uncomfortable bed in the Provence room
Wonderful location. Big rooms.
Small short beds. No personel. No terrace chairs. Veryvsimple breakfast
Can truly recommend this place! Had the savanne room and it was very spacious and relaxing with a nice tub and view over the property. Good value for the money with included breakfast and a tour with complimentary champagne tasting. The only downside is that there are no restaurants in the area so you have to go in to Reims. Reims is however well worth the trip. It's a wonderful and romantic town with an enormous cathedral bigger and more beautiful than Notre Dame in Paris. In Reims a restaurant that we can recommend is: Le Pré Champenois mentioned in the michelin guide, a dinner for two with dessert and wine ended up at a bargain of only 90 eur.
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while hostess is very efficient, we found her to be very abrupt & inflexible, e.g.: 1) I had booked 2 rooms & provided names for each; nevertheless, at checkout, she provided one bill & refused to separate the charges by room; 2) At breakfast, she reprimanded us for helping ourselves to bread / croissants from both baskets she had put on the table in front of us. We were sitting across from our friends of 40 years & are very comfortable with sharing with one another. It is not like we were with strangers. She made sure to tell us we were "allowed" only one croissant each! 3) We all had trouble figuring out the shower mechanism. Rather than "offering" to show our friends when they asked about it, she rudely told them "it works!".
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Climate change reduces the net sink of CH4 and N2O in a semiarid grassland
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DOI: 10.1111/gcb.12182
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Global Change Biology
Volume 19, Issue 6, pages 1816–1826, June 2013
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Dijkstra, F. A., Morgan, J. A., Follett, R. F. and LeCain, D. R. (2013), Climate change reduces the net sink of CH4 and N2O in a semiarid grassland. Global Change Biology, 19: 1816–1826. doi: 10.1111/gcb.12182
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- Issue published online: 2 MAY 2013
- Article first published online: 25 MAR 2013
- Accepted manuscript online: 26 FEB 2013 12:08PM EST
- Manuscript Accepted: 17 FEB 2013
- Manuscript Received: 6 FEB 2013
- Manuscript Revised: 6 FEB 2013
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