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Celtics C Fab Melo is still pretty raw, but flashed some potential in Orlando.Story | Conversation | July 13, 2012
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Sullinger shows NBA potential in summer league debut with Celtics.Story | Conversation | July 09, 2012
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The Boston Celtics will return to the Las Vegas Summer League for the first time since 2007 this offseason, according to a release by the NBA noting that 24 teams will flock to Sin City for this year's festivities. With two potential first-round d...Blog | May 24, 2012
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Joe Murphy/NBAE via Getty ImagesDeShawn Sims, who spent time with the C's summer squad, earned a D-League All-Star nod.Maine Red Claws forward DeShawn Sims earned a spot in the fifth annual NBA D-League All-Star Game, which will be held in conjunctio...Blog | February 03, 2011
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Liquor permits approved in St. Charles under new licensing plan
The St. Charles City Council unanimously approved late-night liquor permits for 24 bars and restaurants Monday night as the city enters what officials called "a new school year" for liquor licensees.
Starting May 1, all bars and restaurants with liquor licenses will be required to close at midnight, unless they pay an additional $800 or $2,300 for a permit to stay open until 1 a.m. or 2 a.m. The new system is intended as a way to curb public drunkenness and fighting at downtown bars.
Businesses receiving permits to stay open until 1 or 2 a.m. include the Filling Station Pub & Grill, Dawn's Beach Hut Alley 64, The Beehive Tavern & Grille and several other downtown establishments.
Of the 24 licensees, 16 are receiving 2 a.m. permits.
"Our downtown people … all want to stay on the playing field even with each other," said Tina Nilles, administrative assistant for the city. "Our downtown area is still staying open until 2 a.m."
According to Nilles, about 41 percent of licensees affected by the new system opted for the late-night permit. Nilles said several businesses that didn't apply for the permits already closed at midnight or earlier under the old system, which established a universal closing time of 2 a.m. for all bars and some restaurants.
When asked about the high number of downtown establishments seeking to retain a 2 a.m. close, Mayor Ray Rogina said, "It is what it is.
"And they had that right under the ordinance."
Prior to the council meeting, the Liquor Control Commission briefly discussed the late-night permit requests before recommending approval.
"My office, the city administrator's office, the police department and all the licensees … (want to) try our best to set the tone for a good year in which we're all on the same page, trying to work toward a fun, vibrant downtown with reduced chaos," said Rogina, acting as liquor commissioner, at the commission meeting Monday afternoon.
Rogina noted that city staff will meet with licensees at a meeting next month to discuss the new system and ways the city and businesses can work together to curb public drunkenness downtown.
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Stephen Lambert (media executive)
|Stephen Lambert
|22 March 1959
London, England
|Television producer
|Notable credit(s)
|Wife Swap
Faking It
The Secret Millionaire
Undercover Boss
|Jenni Russell
|1 daughter, 1 son
Stephen Lambert (born 22 March 1959) is an English television producer and executive who works in Britain and America. He is best known for launching international hit formats such as the award-winning Wife Swap, Faking It, The Secret Millionaire, Undercover Boss and Gogglebox.
He is chairman of All3Media America, the Los Angeles-based production studio that produces the US content of the most of the companies in the All3Media group. He is also chief executive of Studio Lambert, one of All3Media's UK production companies.[1]
His programs have won many international awards, including more than half a dozen BAFTA awards, the Rose D'Or of Montreaux and both Primetime and International Emmys. In 2010, The Huffington Post selected Lambert as one its Game Changers - '100 innovators, mavericks, visionaries, and leaders who are changing the way we look at the world and the way we live in it.' [2] He is married to newspaper columnist Jenni Russell and they have two children.
Born in London, Lambert was educated at the University of East Anglia graduating with a first in Politics & Philosophy. He studied as a post-graduate student at Nuffield College, Oxford where he wrote a book on the history of British broadcasting policy published by the British Film Institute called Channel 4: Television With A Difference? that coincided with the launch of Britain's fourth terrestrial channel in November 1982.
In 1983, he joined the BBC and worked in the Documentaries Department for the next sixteen years. He was a producer and director of documentaries for the BAFTA-winning BBC2 series 40 Minutes and the BBC1 series Inside Story; many set in conflict areas such as Sri Lanka, Croatia, South Africa, Kuwait, Gaza and Northern Ireland. Between 1992 and 1994, he produced and directed a six-part documentary series for BBC2 about the Foreign and Commonwealth Office which was filmed in Northern Iraq, the former Soviet Union, Bosnia, Thailand, Saudi Arabia, Europe, the US and in Whitehall.
In 1994, Lambert became the founding editor of BBC2's main documentary strand of the 1990s, Modern Times. While running Modern Times, he executive produced some of the first BBC1 docu-soaps, including The Clampers and Lakesiders, as well as the fly-on-the-wall series about Sunderland A.F.C., Premier Passions and the five part Royal Television Society award-winning series about the Department of Social Security called The System. Lambert also started a long working relationship with the film-maker Adam Curtis, executive producing his series The Mayfair Set, winner of the 1999 BAFTA best factual series award.
RDF Media[edit]
In 1998, Lambert became RDF Media's first director of programs. He devised and executive produced the highly acclaimed Faking It series which premiered on Channel 4 in 2000. It won the BAFTA best features program award in 2001 and 2002 and the Rose d'Or in 2003. This was followed by Wife Swap, which was a hit on Channel 4 attracting audiences of more than six million. It won the BAFTA best features program award in 2003 and the Rose D'Or in 2004. Lambert continued working with Adam Curtis, executive producing his The Century of the Self (2002), The Power of Nightmares (2004) (winner of BAFTA best factual series award 2004), and The Trap (2007).
From 1998 to 2005, RDF Media's grew rapidly with Lambert spearheading its editorial development. RDF started producing in the US and opened its RDF USA production office in Los Angeles. In 2004, Wife Swap became RDF's first US network series airing on ABC.[3] RDF received Broadcast's Best Production Company of the Year Award for 2002, 2004 & 2006, the only company to win this award three times. In May 2005, RDF Media floated on the London Stock Exchange's Alternative Investment Market and started to acquire other independent production companies such as IWC Media, The Foundation, The Comedy Unit, Touchpaper Television.[4] Lambert became the group's chief creative officer. He continued to devise new formats such as The Secret Millionaire, which won the Rose d'Or in 2007, Shipwrecked: Battle of the Islands for Channel 4, and The Verdict for BBC2.
In July 2007, Lambert found himself caught up in controversy when the BBC showed a trailer to journalists of a documentary series that RDF was producing called A Year with the Queen. The trailer seemed to show the Queen walking out of a photo-shoot with celebrity photographer Annie Leibovitz, but it later emerged she was walking into the shoot. Lambert took responsibility for a misleadingly edited trailer that was shown previously to international co-producers, but he was not involved in the edit of the BBC trailer shown to the press. When an inquiry into the affair reported in October 2007, Lambert chose to leave RDF and at the same time, Peter Fincham, Controller of BBC One, and his head of publicity, Jane Fletcher, resigned from their jobs.[5]
Studio Lambert[edit]
In 2008, Lambert launched a new independent production company, Studio Lambert, in partnership with All3Media.[6] In the 2011 Broadcast (magazine) survey of independent production companies, Studio Lambert ranked #11 by size of turnover.[7]
Lambert's first major formatted show in his new company was Undercover Boss, which started on Britain's Channel 4 in 2009 and has been produced in more than twenty countries. The company's American version premiered on CBS in February 2010 immediately after the Super Bowl to a record-breaking audience of nearly 40 million viewers. It went on to become the most popular new show of the 2009-10 television season with an average audience of 17 million viewers and to earn an Emmy Awards nomination for Outstanding Reality Program in 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014, winning the category in 2012 and 2013.
Other international formats from Studio Lambert include Gogglebox, the high profile BAFTA-winning show that observes ordinary people watching and reviewing the week's television, Four in a Bed which has been a multi-series hit on Channel 4 and TF1 and The Great Interior Design Challenge a returning series on BBC2.
The company also produces documentary projects such as How to Get a Council House, the experimental real-time documentary series Seven Days for Channel 4 and a feature documentary on the financial crash called The Flaw which was launched at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2011.
All3Media America[edit]
In December 2012, All3Media announced the launch of All3Media America with Lambert as chairman and Eli Holzman as its president.[8] The new Los Angeles-based company is the group's US production 'hub' producing scripted and non-scripted shows from across the All3Media group. Studio Lambert became one of the many All3Media companies using All3A as its US production base.
In March 2014 Lambert and Holzman were rated 6th on The Hollywood Reporter list of the "Top 25 Reality Players of 2014",[9] and in April Lambert became the fifth person to be inducted into the Hall of Fame at the industry's Realscreen Awards.[10]
- ^ Andreeva, Nellie (2012-12-11). "UK's All3Media Launches US Production Arm Run By Eli Holzman & Stephen Lambert". Retrieved 2012-12-11.
- ^ By (2010-09-15). "Who Is The Ultimate Game Changer In Business?". Huffington Post.
- ^ Maggie Brown (2004-10-04). "Swapping success | Media". London: The Guardian. Retrieved 2010-03-08.
- ^ Owen Gibson (2006-10-23). "Making it, not faking it | Media". London: The Guardian. Retrieved 2010-03-08.
- ^ Maggie Brown (2007-10-10). "Profile of RDF's ex-creative director Stephen Lambert | Media | MediaGuardian". London: Guardian. Retrieved 2010-03-08.
- ^ By (2008-03-25). "U.K.'s Lambert hangs reality shingle - Entertainment News, TV News, Media". Variety. Retrieved 2010-03-08.
- ^ Robin Parker (2011-03-17). "Indie survey records first fall in revenues". Broadcast.
- ^ Andreeva, Nellie (2012-12-11). "UK's All3Media Launches US Production Arm Run By Eli Holzman & Stephen Lambert". Retrieved 2012-12-11.
- ^ "The Hollywood Reporter's Top 25 Reality Players of 2014". 2014-04-01. Retrieved 2014-04-01.
- ^ "Stephen Lambert to enter Realscreen Awards Hall of Fame". 2014-04-01. Retrieved 2014-04-01.
External links[edit]
- Studio Lambert website
- The Flaw website
- Lambert, Stephen (1982) Channel 4: Television With A Difference? ISBN 0-85170-124-8
- BAFTA television nominations & winners


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IMAP is abbreviation for Internet Message Access Protocol. As already mentioned it is a method of synchronizing email to and from a server as if the server is locally located i.e. emails on IMAP server can be accessed remotely from anywhere like home, office and while travelling. Email accessed in this way is very convenient since a copy of the email is stored locally as well as in the server. You need not worry about shifting your emails between different computers. The synchronization of email between computers is the main difference and advantage of IMAP.
By comparison, POP or Post Office Protocol is also a method of moving emails from a host to a local computer. With POP once the email is downloaded to your computer it is deleted from the mail server either immediately or sometime later.
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- Whatever email application you use locally to download the messages, it does not affect the file format in which it is stored in the server.
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- IMAP is compatible with internet messaging standards like MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension) which enables users to create, delete, rename folders and set and clear flags for emails conveniently.
- Unlike POP you need not download the entire email with attachment with fear of losing it once it is downloaded completely since in IMAP you can download only part of emails like header, body of messages or even search for messages based on certain criteria. This gives the users a feeling of accessing the emails locally although they are actually communicating with the remote server. This also optimizes the email performance especially if your internet speed is slow.
- IMAP is a different way of managing your email, it takes a little time to become accustomed to it but that's time well spent.
- Microsoft's implementation of IMAP is a little clumsy, possibly because they'd prefer people to use Microsoft Exchange Server to sync email (and other data).
Overall when compared to POP, IMAP is more preferred mainly because it allows both online and offline access of emails and for better management of various email folders.
IMAP has been around for many years and it's been an option in Outlook for many versions. But it's only recently becoming a practical and popular option:
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IMAP is a way for anyone to do that with their email.
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Not matte enough for my taste, coverage is sheer, color selection is okay.
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I bought this because I had run out of Lancome Teint Idole, and needed something in the meantime. I also thought I could downgrade my makeup, since Teint Idole is 3x the price of CCBHM. Well, I bought this in the second lightest shade, and it was the right color for my skintone, but there are a few things I don't like about this makeup:
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3. The bottle is poorly designed. The square cap never seemed to twist back onto the bottle right. It always looked crooked. It's just a bad bottle design overall.
I didn't like the feel of this makeup either! It always felt heavy. I have sensitive skin, and it burned on a few occasions when I put it on. I don't think it really did much for my skin either. For $10 a bottle, it's just not worth it.
I used this foundation for quite sometime because I couldn't find anything else that I really liked.
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If you have normal skin then this make-up would probably work just fine. I'm hooked on Origins reflection perfection, it's much much better!!!!!
This product used to be my HG. I don't really know what I was thinking, because I don't think it really helped my blemishes or stood up to oil. The color match was good though, and I like Almay overall. If you have dry skin, give this a shot!
I come bearing bittersweet feelings toward this foundation. My skin is nearly-blinding porcelain with yellow & olive undertones, and I have been wearing the lightest shade (Ivory) for almost 5 years. It has come to my attention that since Almay remodeled their product line, this shade has acquired a slight orange tint that with heavy blending..eventually disappears. The coverage can be built from sheer to moderate and when finished with powder, conceals most problem areas. However, my loyalty to this foundation is due to the fact that everytime I attempt to switch to another "healing" makeup my breakout prone skin suffers the consequences. The rectangular bottle could use some improvement, and requires a steady hand when opening to prevent spillage. This foundation's major flaw beyond the shade selection and packaging, is the oil control factor. About an hour or so after application there is noticible shine on my t-zone. Yet..I shall begrudgingly repurchase...
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Summary of proposed changes to ABA regs governing law schools
NLJ has a useful account, but it seems an exaggeration to describe this as a "makeover." Some (like the pointless increase in required clinical hours for law students) will raise the cost of legal education, but others (no minimum student-faculty ratio, no requirement of private faculty offices [!], greater latitude in granting variances from the other regs) may, at the margins, reduce costs, but only at the margins--the majority of law schools, who want to compete for students and faculty are not going to let their student-faculty ratios go sky-high or stop providing faculty their own offices. My guess is that, in the end, this is all much ado about nothing, except for the windfall for experiential teachers. The real changes afoot are being brought on by the declining applicant pool, which is affecting, in differing ways, 90% of the law schools in the country; most are contracting, some are increasing the teaching loads of their faculty, and a handful will probably close, barring a sudden turnaround.
Posted by Brian Leiter on August 5, 2014 in Legal Profession, Of Academic Interest, Rankings | Permalink
August 04, 2014
Government has been systematically misstating the increase in the cost of college
A good piece of reporting; I would be surprised if the same weren't true with the increased cost of law school as well.
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Still more on international law and Gaza
This is a useful summary of the legal debate.
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July 31, 2014
Leila Sadat's "Crimes Against Humanity Initiative" to be taken up by U.N.
Story here.
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July 30, 2014
Petition in support of Hanoch Sheinman
I would urge readers to sign this well-crafted petition in support of Prof. Sheinman, drafted by lawyer/philosopher Matthew Kramer (Cambridge) and philosopher Sergio Tenenbaum (Toronto).
UPDATE: An editorial in Haaretz criticizes the Bar-Ilan Dean, rightly so.
Posted by Brian Leiter on July 30, 2014 in Faculty News, Of Academic Interest | Permalink
July 29, 2014
Another Israeli legal academic in the news, this time for sending an e-mail expressing some recognition of the suffering in Gaza (but not only there)
I am grateful to Prof. Ariel Katz (Toronto) for translation of the pertinent parts of this news item concerning Prof. Hanoch Sheinman, a well-known legal philosopher at Bar-Ilan University. Prof. Sheinman sent an e-mail announcing another exam date to his students. The message opened by expressing the hope that the message,
finds you in a safe place and that you, your families and friends...are not among the hundreds of people killed, thousands injured, or the tens of thousands whose homes were destroyed or forced to leave their homes during or as a direct result of violent conflict in the Gaza Strip and the surrounding area.
The Dean at Bar-Ilan was "shocked" and called the email "highly offensive". The Dean announced that the,
Letter from Professor Scheinman - both content and style – is contrary to the values of the University and the Faculty of Law. The Faculty of Law champions the values of pluralism, tolerance and freedom of expression, but the inclusion of positions [such as those expressed in Prof. Scheinman's email] in an administrative notice sent by Professor Scheinman to students regarding examinations is not an exercise of academic freedom or freedom of personal expression in every way acceptable. This is abuse of power by a lecturer who exploits his position as a jurisprudence teacher to send messages reflecting his views, which are highly offensive to the feelings of students and their families.
I agree with the Dean that this is not an issue of academic freedom, but his response to the benign recognition that many people are suffering and Prof. Sheinman's hope that his students are not among them is bizarre. As Prof. Katz wrote to me, "I guess this is what it looks like when a democracy is losing its mind."
Posted by Brian Leiter on July 29, 2014 in Faculty News, Of Academic Interest | Permalink
July 23, 2014
12 Israeli international law scholars weigh in on the legality of cutting off electricity and water to Gaza
A propos the debate noted last week, 12 Israeli scholars have weighed in on the legal question.
(Thanks to David Enoch for the pointer.)
UPDATE: My colleague Eric Posner weighs in, disagreeing with the preceding legal analysis.
Posted by Brian Leiter on July 23, 2014 in Of Academic Interest | Permalink
July 22, 2014
Bargain tuition leads to notable initial applicant pool for new U North Texas law school
Story here. At roughly 14K per year that's going to put some real pressure on SMU and Texas Wesleyan (now Texas A&M) which are significantly more.
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July 17, 2014
More on a controversial legal opinion about Israel's options in Gaza: Professor Bell responds and corrects the record (UPDATED: Prof. Enoch replies)
Avi Bell (Bar-Ilan & San Diego) writes:
I saw your posting on my short paper on Israel's legal duties to supply electricity to the Gaza Strip.
I understand that you have been in contact with David Enoch, who may not have fully appraised you of the facts.
I have written about the legal subject several times in past years: here http://jcpa.org/article/is-israel-bound-by-international-law-to-supply-utilities-goods-and-services-to-gaza/ and here http://kohelet.org.il/uploads/file/Israel%20May%20Stop%20%20Supplying%20Water%20and%20%20Electricity%20to%20Gaza%20-%20a%20Legal%20Opinion%20by%20Prof_%20Avi%20Bell.pdf, for example.
None of the material I have written on the subject is classified, and it has always been open to all to read, and reflective of my opinion of the law.
Several days ago, an article appeared in Haaretz written by a reporter who had not contacted me that incorrectly reported that I had "authorized" steps by Israel in a report prepared for a classified Knesset committee on the subject (apparently the English translation of the article dropped the claim that the work was classified). I have not produced a classified report. I have no position in the Israeli government allowing me to authorize any steps; I work for the state of Israel only in the sense that I am a faculty member of a state school. I do not have the security classification to participate in classified Knesset committee hearings. I did not prepare any writing for a committee hearing on the subject. In fact, I did not know, and still do not know if there ever was a Knesset committee hearing on the subject, or if one was even planned.
I found out about the newspaper article by receiving a carbon copy of a posting David Enoch made in a Hebrew University listserv to which I have no access as I am not a member. In the posting, David criticized me for the content of the "classified report" (apparently, the reporter was referring to the second of the above short pieces) and, in the last part of his posting, addressed to me directly, demanded that I deny the content of the newspaper article (about which I had not known until receiving the copy from David), lest he be forced to respond, creating unspecified consequences in the international academic legal community.
I invited David several times to have a substantive discussion about the piece in a forum which was open to us, without the threats. Repeatedly, he did not assent. All our mails were addressed to each other and the listserv. After four rounds, the moderator of the listserv informed me that none of my mails had been or would be posted on the listserv. I forwarded that email to David. I did not hear from him thereafter.
I did not refuse to forward David any of my writings, and I presume he is sufficiently skilled in Google to find them on his own in any event.
I believe that the legal opinions I wrote are more reflective of mainstream thinking on the subject than David appears to think, though, of course, in the best spirit of academic exchange, I think there's nothing wrong with us disagreeing about what the law says. Likewise, I don't think there's anything wrong with out-of-the-mainstream views. I welcome feedback on my legal analysis, and have received a number of interesting comments so far, some in agreement, and some not....
As a matter of policy, I would suspect that most people – including most Israelis – would oppose a policy of Israel suddenly cutting off Israeli-supplied electricity and water to the Gaza Strip (which, if memory serves, is about two-thirds of the electricity and one sixth of the water used by Gaza). In fact, I think many of the policy arguments against cutting off electricity and water have merit, but that, of course, is not the question I addressed in either of the pieces. In fact, several weeks ago, I was asked in an interview whether I support cutting off electricity to Gaza, and I unequivocally answered that I would not recommend doing it. The fighting, and its adverse effects on innocent civilians, is nothing less than a tragedy, and I am chary of recommending too strongly courses of action that seem likely, no matter what is done, to result in harming the innocent.
You can do with this information as you wish. On the one hand, I think it is important to protect my good name from David's attacks. On the other hand, I...don't want to get into a mud-slinging fight. I did feel it important to convey to you an accurate picture of events because your opinion is valuable to me, and I hold you in highest possible esteem, as I'm sure you know.
UPDATE: Professor Enoch writes in response:
Avi Bell denies many things – not the important ones, though, and mostly not anything I said. I did not, for instance, say that his opinion was classified, or that he holds governmental office, or that he has authorized such drastic measures, or that he supports it as a matter of policy. What he doesn't deny – what he seems proud of – is that he's written, on different occasions, that cutting off the water and electricity supply to Gaza is permissible as a matter of international law.
This is not just a matter of the quality of the legal analysis (though it is that too, of course, as people in the field who have read the text and are working on a response assure me). Bell knows what he's doing – he's making this point in public settings, as the issue is being debated, with the clear aim of increasing the likelihood of Israel taking these measures. His 3-page opinion has now been posted online here (published on the website of a forum in which he is a member, and so, I suspect, with his permission), and here you can see an interview on Israeli television where he's making the same claims again (starting around minute 26). All of this is in Hebrew, I'm afraid, so here are my translations of some of the main points:
- The title reads: "Israel is permitted to stop supplying power and water to the Gaza Strip".
- "Electric power does not count as a basic humanitarian need and therefore Israel is permitted to stop supplying it." And later on "There is good reason to believe that unlike food and medications, electricity does not count as a humanitarian need according to the laws of war, and that therefore Israel is not even under an obligation to allow third parties to supply electric power to the Gaza Strip."
- "Still, several legal arguments have been voiced against the implementation of these sanctions by Israel. Subjecting them to scrutiny shows that none of them is valid."
- "Although international law forbids 'collective punishment', the denial of access to water and electricity does not constitute such punishment."
[English version here.]
I have no interest in conducting a civilized, academic discussion with Bell, or in reading his "scholarship" on the matter. Life's too short (it tends to be shorter, by the way, with no water and electricity). What I have an interest in is exposing the moral horror (and with the help of experts in the field, the legal incompetence) of his relevant texts, thereby minimizing to the extent possible the chance of the implementation of the measures he deems permissible.
Posted by Brian Leiter on July 17, 2014 in Of Academic Interest | Permalink
July 16, 2014
Controversy over an Israeli scholar's "legal opinion" justifying cutting off water and electricity to Gaza
David Enoch, the leading legal philosopher in Israel, who teaches on both the law and philosophy faculties at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, writes:
Apparently, one of the measures considered by the Israeli government against the Hamas in Gaza is to cut off Israeli supply of water and electric power to Gaza (which pretty much consists of all of the supply of water and power to Gaza). Israeli government lawyers are apparently opposed to such measures.
Here ends the good news, though, because right-wing members of the Israeli Knesset have found the legal scholar who would write an opinion permitting such practices: Professor Avi Bell, from Bar Ilan University and the University of San Diego School of Law, has written such an opinion. (Though he refused to share it with me, I now have a copy, and I'll be happy to share it with anyone who may be interested; I should say, though, that it's in Hebrew). An item about this appeared in the daily Haaretz.
Israeli academics working in international humanitarian law are working, of course, on detailed documents refuting the legal technical claims made in Bell's opinion. But I don't think this is enough. I think that the legal academic community should do what it can to make it clear that there are consequences of such abuse of legal pseudo-scholarship and status in the service of gross immoralities – if nothing else, in terms of reputation.
UPDATE: Prof. Bell replies.
Posted by Brian Leiter on July 16, 2014 in Of Academic Interest | Permalink


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Ramis, who died on Monday, was to make a cameo appearance in Ghostbusters III, alongside fellow original cast members Billy Murray and Dan Ackroyd
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By investing to make contraception available to every woman who wants it, improving access to safe abortion where it's legal and making sure that medical care is readily available when things go wrong we can make a real difference. It's not rocket science - even for someone still relatively new to the development sector like me.
The case of the Australian couple who have taken the twin, but not the Downs syndrome sibling from the surrogate Thai mother, which has been in the news this week raises some interesting ethical issues. I don't mean to comment directly on that case here because the facts of that particular case are far from clear. The only thing that is clear is that it is very sad that it has happened. But what were the alternatives?
In much of the western world we have the luxury of choice, whether you agree with the actions that follow that choice or not, it is the option that is important. The lack of choice, the continued subjugation of the rights of women and the subsequent death or injury that still affects so many, is a big problem and we should not ignore it.
In order to truly understand the magnitude of what we are considering, we must return to the child at the centre of it all. A child who did not ask to be conceived in such a way, nor ask to be unwanted in any way, but could have grown up to be a child with a voice asking for love, respect and dignity. For now, we must be their voice.
It's been a great year for the pro-life lobby. That's the view of Mark Bhagwandin, Senior Education and Media Officer of anti-abortion charity ...
I wrote this column, not because I wanted to have a row about abortion or "climbing on a bandwagon", but because I desperately wanted "my fellow lefties and liberals to try to understand and respect the views of those of us who are pro-life, rather than demonise us as right-wing reactionaries or medieval misogynists". Yesterday's Twitter responses show that I failed to persuade them to do so.
As a BPAS employee, Cath Sutton's first priority will inevitably be to deflect attention from what they're doing by, in my opinion, lying about what we do. The photos Abort67 uses, however, are accurate depictions of the results of what BPAS does to babies. Sutton and BPAS are frankly lying when they accuse us of shouting at or insulting women. We've never called anyone a murderer, we just let the photos speak for themselves. The photos are real, and raise the question: if what goes on in an abortion facility is so horrific that it has to be hidden at any cost, why do we tolerate it?
As someone who works for a pro-choice education project I've heard just about all the myths about abortion and contraception that are out there. Abortion is safe, legal and common - a third of women in the UK undergo the procedure in their lifetime.


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Results 81 - 100 of 267 in Franklin County, MO
Marriage licenses issued in Franklin County
CHAMBERSBURG >> The following marriage license applications dated Aug. 7 to 12, 2014, are part of the public record at Franklin County Courthouse. Comment?
Franklin County Ambulance closes station due to mold w/Photo
Ambulance Director Nick Robbins confirms that the station at 14th and Cedar in Ottawa, KS, is being closed because of mold. Employees are currently being moved out. KCTV5 News is working to get more details on this closure and what it means for residents of Franklin County. Comment?
Skydiver found dead after jump in Franklin County w/Photo
... Highway about 7:20 p.m. Saturday on the report of a missing skydiver. The search involved members of the Franklin County Sheriff's Office, Lincoln-Ottawa-Harrison Fire Department and personnel from the skydiving company. The diver was located in a ... Comment?
Cyclists seek second cross-state trail in Missouri
... The proposed Missouri Rock Island Trail would stretch from Windsor in the west for about 130 miles to the Franklin County town of Beaufort in the east while twice crossing the 236-mile Katy Trail, which is also a state park. The project grew out of ... Comment?
Ottawan gunning for donations with one-of-a-kind proof rifle
For a suggested donation of $20 or more, the donor has a shot at owning a one-of-a-kind proof model of the Franklin County historical special edition Henry Golden Boy Rifle. Comment?
Marriage licenses issued in Franklin County
CHAMBERSBURG >> The following marriage license applications dated July 29 to Aug. 6, 2014, are part of the public record at Franklin County Courthouse. Comment?
... as Tony Martinez, was sentenced yesterday to 364 days, the maximum sentence on unlawful practice of law. Franklin County Prosecuting Attorney Shawn Sant says this case involved several victims that hired Martinez, who presented himself as an ... Comment?
Charges dropped against Franklin Co father
... and armed criminal action for allegedly wounding his son with a gunshot during an argument on Jan. 17th. Franklin County deputies were called to a home in the 1200 block of Reiker Ford Road, in a rural area between Union and St. Clair, where 39-year ... Comment?
Richmond Heights man dies in Interstate 44 crashRichmond Heights man... w/Photo
Police say a 75-year-old Richmond Heights man died early Wednesday after driving the wrong way on Interstate 44 in Franklin County. Comment?
How many people voted Tuesday?
It was a typical primary showing Tuesday at the polls in Franklin County, with about a quarter of registered voters choosing who will lead the county and state in the coming years. Comment?
Election night produces winners amid low voter turnout
It was a meek showing Tuesday at the polls in Franklin County, with a mere fraction of registered voters choosing who will lead the county and state in the coming years. Comment?
Election Results: Finch tops challenger in Kansas House fight
A hometown lawmaker will continue on to the general election after besting his Republican primary opponent in a contentious race for Kansas House District 59. Blaine Finch defeated Bob Fluke, chairman of the Franklin County Republican Central Committee, Tuesday night in the GOP primary after a costly campaign by both men that saw a flurry of ... (more) Comment?
ELECTION: Renoud captures county win
Franklin County will welcome a new member to its board of commissioners, with challenger Randall Renoud pulling an election night upset. Comment?
Real Estate Company Accused of Stealing 87,000 Property Records from Franklin County w/Photo
... Just ask the millions of Target customers whose credit card numbers were swiped by hackers in 2013. But as Franklin County Recorder of Deeds Sharon Birkman found that out last month, stealing public data can be pretty big business, too. She claims ... Comment?
Union County has options for ambulance service in 2015 w/Photo
... available when needed, he said. St. Clair said he's also looking at providing emergency services in Franklin County, which still has a volunteer ambulance service. Multi-county cooperation among Fayette, Union and Franklin counties could benefit ... Comment?
Candidate court records range from mundane tickets to detailed restraining orders
... June 22, 2006, to a Class C misdemeanor guilty plea to exceeding speeding the speed limit by 11 to 15 mph in Franklin County, for which she paid a $55 fine. A considerably more complex case happened in 1996, however, when Cox and local businessman ... Comment?
County: Spend $25K now, save repair costs later
With a new HVAC system nearing completion, now is as good as any time to fix a few other bumps and bruises the Franklin County Courthouse has received in its long history, county leaders agreed this week. Comment?
Kansas girl nearly strangled by utility line w/Photo
On Tuesday, 10-year-old Cameron Peel was riding her bike as she would any other night in her hometown of Lane, Kansas, located in Franklin County. Comment?
Franklin County Marriage Licenses
CHAMBERSBURG >> The following marriage license applications dated July 15 to 22, 2014, are part of the public record at Franklin County Courthouse. Comment?
Police: Missing Franklin Co. woman left to start new life elsewhere w/Photo
SULLIVAN, Mo. Police said they are ending their search for a Franklin County woman who went missing July 8. Police said Becky Vaughn, 40, went missing after she left her home in Miramiguoa Park, near Sullivan, to go to a nearby convenience store. Comment?
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My friend Zack Kopplin has been leading the charge against the teaching of Creationism in Louisiana ever since he was in high school. A couple of months ago, he spoke to the Humanists of Houston about his battles: [Read more...]
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Article 2, Section 1 of the U.S. Constitution tells us the precise wording of the Presidential Oath of Office:
"I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will faithfully execute the office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States."
There's no "So help me God" at the end of it.
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Yeehawd!: A Blasphemously Fun Game About Holy War
Here's a blasphemously fun-looking game:
The purpose of [Yeehawd!] is to collect as many followers to your faith as possible before Armageddon™ to secure your place in the Afterlife™.
At the end of the game the Prophet with the most followers wins the game, and the rest of you get a ticket to that hot fiery place downstairs. However, should two or more prophets be tied to win, they are all annihilated in a furious Holy War™ and the next prophet in line wins the game.
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