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Luxor / H. Wilson WPSMS51 Mobile Flat Panel TV Stand & Mount
- Accomodates 37" - 60" screens
- Shelf adjusts in 2 1/2" increments
- Heavy duty steel construction
- Four, 4" casters for easy transportation
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Make your next meeting, lecture, or presentation visually stunning using this Luxor / H. Wilson WPSMS51 LCD TV stand. Capable of accommodating a 37" to 60" flat panel TV, this TV stand is made of a steel frame with a black powder coat finish and a perforated rear panel. Its integrated cable management allows for easy equipment hook-up.
With four 4" lockable casters, this TV stand gives you the luxury of moving your TV screen from one room to another. This product also includes a WFST Universal flat panel mount that has an easy, glide bracket design and a smooth continuous touch tilt which allows for up to 15 degrees of adjustment.
An 18 3/4" x 11 3/4" shelf is included to hold a DVD player, Blu-ray player, or any other A/V equipment you may need, and is adjustable from 25" to 40" in 2 1/2" increments.
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Left to Right: 31"
Front to Back: 28"
Height: 51"
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On this week's episode, If/Then's James Snyder sings karaoke, fixes a few things backstage and he runs into Paul Wontorek and the Broadway.com video department. What are the chances?
On this week's episode, If/Then's James Snyder sings karaoke, fixes a few things backstage and he runs into Paul Wontorek and the Broadway.com video department. What are the chances?October 27, 2014
What makes a fun backstage video blog? How about hanging with the cast of Kinky Boots, singing tunes at the Bronx Zoo and winning Dollar Friday at On the Town! That's a great week!October 29, 2014
Tony winner James Monroe Iglehart surprises us with a bonus episode focusing on one of the show's legendary stars.October 7, 2014
In Brynn O'Malley's first vlog episode, she interviews her Honeymoon in Vegas co-stars about their weird love stories and gives us a taste of what performing at a press preview is like.October 30, 2014
Annaleigh Ashford answers your questions about Halloween costumes, her short history with wrong guys and which of the crazy characters from You Can't Take It With You she'd invite to her own family dinner.October 10, 2014
Get ready for Miss Trunchbull's rules to back to school, exclusively on Broadway.com!August 18, 2014
Get a taste of the national tour of The Book of Mormon.September 1, 2013
High-tech neon suits and a dark stage are all that iLuminate: Artist of Light needs to light up the night at Off-Broadway's Duke Theatre. Take an illuminating look behind the scenes at this inventive dance troupe's mind-blowing show.December 13, 2012
In her final Phantom vlog, Sierra Boggess lip syncs with Norm Lewis, has a run in with a certain Jean Valjean, takes a cello lesson and plays Heads Up backstage.August 19, 2014
Broadway.com Audience Choice Award winner Andy Mientus discusses his work in the new hit revival of Les Miserables, his TV start on Smash and how he popped the question to Michael Arden.October 3, 2014
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You may think of this classic by Grippenberg, Londen, Staffans.
It is quite complete and also accessible compared to other books, but not an easy reading.
Stephen M.Zemyan, The Classical Theory of Integral Equations, A Concise Treatment, Birkhauser Recently, I'm reading this book. I think it is the best one for beginner.
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it dealsh with integral equations how to solve it with examples and similar
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Precision DNA-based Nanoassembly Method Increases Intensity of Quantum Dots' Glow
By linking individual semiconductor quantum dots with gold nanoparticles, scientists at the U.S. Department of Energys (DOE) Brookhaven National Laboratory have demonstrated the ability to enhance the intensity of light emitted by individual quantum dots by up to 20 times. The precision method for making the light-emitting particle clusters published online July 26, 2010 in the journal ChemComm will greatly advance scientists ability to study and modify the optical properties of quantum dots, and could eventually lead to improved solar energy conversion devices, light-controlled electronics, and biosensors.
Quantum dots tiny crystals of semiconductor materials that fluoresce, or emit light, in response to photoexcitation have enormous potential for use in a wide range of fields from solar energy conversion to computing and medicine, said Mircea Cotlet, a physical chemist at Brookhavens Center for Functional Nanomaterials (CFN) and lead author on the current study. But many factors can influence the light they emit, and its hard to sort out the contributions of these factors in large samples due to the inherent ensemble averaging. Building single-molecule structures at the CFN seemed the ideal way to tease out these effects.
The Brookhaven team recently developed a precision technique for building such nano-sized structures using short strands of DNA as a highly specific glue to link particles together.
DNA consists of two strands with complementary pairings of bases that stick together in only one way, explained Oleg Gang, leader of the team that developed the technique. By varying the length of the individual strands and attaching complementary pieces to the particles we want to join, and anchoring the whole process on an assembly surface, we can precisely control the construction of individual nanoclusters.
In the current study, the team used this multi-step process to attach semiconductive quantum dots to gold nanoparticles. Metallic materials are known to affect the optical properties of quantum dots, either by enhancing or inhibiting photoluminescence, depending on a range of factors including the size and shape of the materials, the distance between them, and the wavelength of light used to induce photoexcitation.
The precision assembly technique allowed the scientists to control the size, shape, and distance factors to a high degree of precision and test the effect of wavelength in isolation. They specifically chose two wavelengths to test: one close to the so-called plasmon resonance of the gold nanoparticles that is, a wavelength that induces a collective oscillation of the materials conductive electrons, leading to strong absorption of light at that wavelength and one outside this range.
The wavelength within the plasmon resonance range enhanced photoluminescence approximately four-fold when compared with the luminescence achieved by the wavelength outside the plasmon resonance range. When compared with the photoluminescence of individual quantum dots not linked to gold nanoparticles, the resonant wavelength enhanced photoluminescence of the gold-linked quantum dots by an order of magnitude.
This ability to control the excitonic properties in plasmonic fluorescent quantum dots is essential to the development of devices such as solar cells, light emitting diodes, or optical circuits and might improve the sensitivity of quantum-dot based biosensing assays, Cotlet said.
In addition to Mircea Cotlet and Oleg Gang from Brookhaven, Mathew Maye (now at Syracuse University) contributed to this work. The research was performed at the Center for Functional Nanomaterials at Brookhaven National Laboratory and was supported by the Office of Science of the U.S. Department of Energy.
The Center for Functional Nanomaterials at BNL is one of the five DOE Nanoscale Science Research Centers, premier national user facilities for interdisciplinary research at the nanoscale that are supported by the DOE Office of Science. Together the NSRCs comprise a suite of complementary facilities that provide researchers with state-of-the-art capabilities to fabricate, process, characterize and model nanoscale materials, and constitute the largest infrastructure investment of the National Nanotechnology Initiative. The NSRCs are located at DOEs Argonne, Brookhaven, Lawrence Berkeley, Oak Ridge and Sandia and Los Alamos national laboratories.
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Cinderella's Gown Throughout the Decades
After a recent visit to Cinderella on Broadway starring Carly Rae Jepsen and Fran Drescher, we got to thinking: Finding Prince Charming is great but this fairytale is all about the dress.
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Carly Rae Jepsen in Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella on Broadway (2014)
Tony Award-winning costume designer William Ivey Long designed this white gown for Cinderella, which seems like an ode to the dress nixed when Julie Andrews was in the role. The gowns featured in Broadway's Cinderella are so impressive that it seemed as though star Carly Rae Jepsen's costume changes were that of pure magic.


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Monitoring of Seattle police-reform effort to cost city $880,000 in the first year
Most of the costs will go for salaries and benefits of the monitor and his team, who will report to a federal judge on the progress of reforms
Seattle Times staff reporter
The city of Seattle has agreed to pay $880,000 for the first-year costs of the independent monitor assigned to put police reforms in place, mostly for salaries and benefits of the monitor, Merrick Bobb, and his team.
The payments will cover a period between Nov. 1 and Oct. 31 of next year, including $45,000 to pay a polling firm to gauge opinions and attitudes in the community and within the Police Department regarding various policing issues.
"The 2013 poll results will be the baselines to which we can assess future progress and opinions of the Department," Bobb wrote in a budget plan the city provided to The Seattle Times on Wednesday under a public-disclosure request.
Bobb was appointed last month by U.S. District Judge James Robart in Seattle to oversee a settlement agreement between the city and the Department of Justice, which calls for far-reaching changes to curtail excessive force by officers and address biased policing. Bobb is the president of Police Assessment Resource Center (PARC), a nonprofit in Los Angeles.
He and four members of PARC's staff will be paid $400,000 in the first year of monitoring, which ultimately could last up to five years under the settlement. Future costs will be determined later.
Nine consultants on the monitoring team will be paid $305,000, including $35,000 to the deputy monitor, Peter Ehrlichman, a prominent Seattle attorney.
Others on the team include Patrick Gannon, a former deputy chief in the Los Angeles Police Department who was recently named chief of the Los Angeles Airport Police Department. He will be paid $75,000 for 75 days of work.
Among the other costs is $130,000 for travel and expenses, accommodations and equipment and supplies.
At a court hearing Wednesday to discuss the status of the settlement agreement, Robart said based on what he knew of monitoring costs of agreements in other cities, Seattle was neither paying for an expensive foreign car or a cheap one but was getting a "nice solid American car" in the middle of the cost range.
Bobb, who appeared at the hearing, introduced members of his staff and commented on the first-year budget.
"I think it's fair and reasonable in all respects," he said of the costs.
Bobb said one of his first major tasks will be to develop a monitoring plan by early next year.
He said his team plans to collect data and information at police precincts and see how it can be translated to address excessive force and biased policing on the street.
Mayor Mike McGinn and Police Chief John Diaz initially opposed Bobb's appointment on the grounds a board member of his nonprofit helped write last year's Justice Department report that led to the settlement agreement in July.
After Seattle's ethics chief found no conflict of interest, the City Council forced the issue, voting 8-to-1 to join with the Justice Department in recommending Bobb for the post.
McGinn reluctantly went along while expressing concerns about Bobb's ability to be an impartial monitor who would have support in the Police Department.
Ehrlichman said Wednesday that Seattle police officials have since been cooperative and expressed their willingness to move forward.
Robart called Wednesday's hearing the first in series of court proceedings to discuss the progress of the settlement agreement.
"There will be active case management in this case," he said.
He said he will rely on Bobb's expertise as the "eyes and ears" of the court. But he noted that, in his role as the judge overseeing the agreement, he will be ultimate authority to determine if the city is complying with the agreement.
If there is resistance, Robart added, he will be "actively involved" in making sure that doesn't happen.
Robart said the burden was not only on the Police Department. The "other 50 percent of this process" falls on the community to report crime and act as partners with the police, he said.
Both need to forge a new partnership, listening to each other and working together, the judge said.
Meanwhile, the city said Wednesday it is continuing to work with the Justice Department to produce a broad array of new information sought by federal attorneys, including records related to the fatal shooting by police of a 77-year-old man and three other incidents in which officers used force.
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Lawyer offers students $1,000 to skip law school
Updated On: Nov 08 2013 01:46:06 PM EST
A lawyer in Chicago is offering students $1,000 to not go to law school.
Matthew Willens, a personal injury attorney, created the "Anything But Law School Graduate Scholarship" for students with a minimum GPA of 3.0 who are entering graduate school in a non-legal field.
Willens told NBC Chicago that the scholarship is intended to deter students from entering an already saturated industry where there are way more lawyers than there are available jobs. "I think law school is a wonderful thing -- it was a wonderful part of my life -- this is simply a supply-and-demand issue," Willens said.
Law school applications are beginning to reflect the lack of jobs in the field, NBC Chicago reports. The number of applicants for law schools is down nearly 18 percent since 2012, according to the Law School Admission Council.
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Arizona Wildcats RB Daniel Jenkins to transfer
The Arizona Wildcats will need to find a new backup running back.
According to Anthony Gimino's 'Wildcat Report', the junior told head coach Rich Rodgriguez Monday he is looking to transfer.
Jenkins had graduated two days earlier, earning a degree in 3 1/2 years in public policy and management, focusing on criminal justice. His minor was in business.
What that degree in hand, and one year of eligibility left, Jenkins is free to transfer to another FootballChampionship Subdivision school without having to sit out a year. It was that or stay at Arizona and face another season of limited opportunity behind consensus All-American Ka'Deem Carey.
Jenkins rushed for 293 yards and two touchdowns as Carey's backup this season, and proved to be a valuable member of Arizona's backfield. However, with just one year left to play in college, Jenkins felt it would be best to play for a school that could offer a larger role on the field.
The report notes that Rodriguez told Jenkins he would like for the running back to stay, but understood why he was asking to leave.
"I have only one year to show the world what I've got," Jenkins said.
"This was just a personal decision for my career. It was something I had to do. It was not something I wanted to do."
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Commonwheel Artists Co-op's 40th Annual Labor Day Weekend Art Festival in Manitou Springs kicks off "Septemberama" filled with art and music for the whole family.
For 40 years, an exciting group of potters, jewelers, painters, sculptors, photographers, glass artists and more come from the Pikes Peak Region, and neighboring states, to share their creations with art appreciating visitors at this juried art festival. Art patrons will find artists filling their booths with high quality, yet affordable, artwork in Manitou Springs' Fields Park.
Long considered the premiere art festival in the Pikes Peak Region, it is a celebration of original fine art and contemporary crafts that is enlivened with talented local musicians and specialty food items.
New this year, Bristol Brewing Company has teamed up with Rocky Mountain Highway to offer a beer and wine garden across from the stage.
Our music coordinator enlists talented local musicians to perform a variety of styles of music adding their own original touches to create fun, danceable musical offerings all weekend long. Art patrons always find themselves stopping to listen to one or more performance that catches their attention as they shop the art-filled booths.
Stimulate your child's creative side when they experience various fun art-related activities around Fields Park. At our Kid's Art Activities Booth children are invited to express their creative side with a hands-on art project to make wild and creative hats. Here anyone can also have their faces painted. Kids of all ages will enjoy watching "Magic Man" twist up some fun balloon creatures. Jim Jackson from the MAT lets kids add color to the air by creating giant bubbles. These activities introduce children to art in fun and exciting ways and encouraging them to make it a part of their lives forever.
FREE! Shuttles will be running up and down Manitou Avenue making stops at all the Metro Bus stops in downtown Manitou Springs from the Memorial Park area and motels to deliver Art Patrons to Fields Park from many easy parking areas, including free parking behind Tajine Alami by Manitou Springs Memorial Park.
Eco-friendly food service and delicious treats make this a great place to meet friends for lunch before exploring the art booths. Enjoy a wide variety of exotic and familiar fun foods at the nine food booths you will find in a tree-shaded food court. The food booths are diverse and offer some tasty treats rarely found at other festivals.
Our food vendors, sponsors and many community volunteers are working with Commonwheel to create a sustainable Waste Wise Festival. The 2013 festival was 75% waste-free. Learn more at the Transition Town's Booth.
Many local businesses have donated art, entertainment or dining prizes for our free prize drawing at the Information Booth.
This family-friendly festival features something for everyone: great art shopping, tasty food, a small beer/wine garden (new), original music, art related activities for kids and more!
Come enjoy the Art Festival, meet the artists and talk to them about their work. Being able to meet and talk with the artists at the Art Festival is part of the fun. It can spark a creative side of youngsters that could lead them to a career as an artist or just start a new hobby. There are many types of art that are affordable, which tends to entice people to buy something that they can enjoy for many years to come or begin collecting art for their homes or to wear to express themselves in new ways.
Then dance your way into an art filled September Monday afternoon when a long set of danceable Rockin' Reggae and music is scheduled at the Commonwheel Art Festival.
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Scarlett Johansson has opened up about her divorce from Ryan Reynolds, describing it as "devastating" and lonely.
The couple began dating in 2007, before marrying a year later, only to file for divorce in December 2010.
Scarlett, 27, told US Vogue their split felt "comically amicable", but "horrible".
She said: "Of course it's horrible. It was devastating. It really throws you. You think that your life is going to be one way, and then, for various reasons or whatever, it doesn't work out.
"This was something I never thought I would be doing. And there's no way to navigate it. It's a very lonely thing. It's like the loneliest thing you'll ever do, in some way."
Speaking about their marriage, she said: "We always kept our story private - how we met, our wedding, everything. It was about us."
"It was a beautiful thing. The falling in love and getting married and making that commitment... I think it's nice to know that you're capable of loving somebody in that way. I think it's a rare opportunity.
"I don't feel on the other side of it completely, but it gets better. It's still there. More than anything, it's just that not having your buddy around all the time is weird."
The Avenger's Assemble star is now dating New York-based advertising creative director Nate Naylor, who now finds himself being papped wherever he goes with her.
She said: "It must be very strange for him. It's totally bizarre. It's an adjustment - I mean, it's got to be an adjustment for him way more than it was for me at nineteen. But he's really remarkably good about it."
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What I've Never Forgotten:"If I read a book and it makes my whole body so cold no fire can warm me, I know that is poetry. If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetry. These are the only ways I know it. Is there any other way?" ― Emily Dickinson, Selected Letters
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Edie Brickell might not live in Dallas anymore, but she still thinks very fondly of her roots here. Her latest project is The Gaddabouts, a supergroup featuring session musician legends like drummer Steve Gadd and bassist Pino Palladino, and they released the double-disc set Look Out Now! last week. ... More >>
As we mentioned a few weeks back, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra played Carnegie Hall this week as part of the first-ever Spring for Music fest. The piece performed: Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Steven Stucky and librettist Gene Scheer's August 4, 1964, the LBJ commission that world-premiered i ... More >>
Been sitting here trying to think of the last time Edie Brickell & The New Bohemians played a full-on show together, and I'm just coming up empty. Surely, there haven't been too many in recent years -- not since Carter Albrecht's death in 2007, at least. Since then, both Edie and the New Bos ... More >>
Speaking of the arts (and, in the comments, affordable tickets) ...The Dallas Symphony Orchestra sends word this morning that the DSO's heading to Carnegie Hall on May 11, where, as part of the first-ever Spring for Music fest, the orchestra will perform for the 11th time -- its first with mus ... More >>
Back when bootlegs had great album coversLate-afternoon legal matters yesterday ate into the usual work-week-ending rock-and-roll-and offering. So, then, straight to it via a legendary Swingin' Pig LP digitized for your protection: Leslie West, Jack Bruce and Corky Laing at Memorial Auditorium in ... More >>
This, if I am not mistaken, is the very National Public Radio story that introduced me to Jubilant Sykes, the classically trained baritone who crossed over to pop long before Renée Fleming released her controversial new Dark Hope. Sykes, who's performed at venues as varied as Carnegie Hall and t ... More >>
It's time to rank the best of what went around and came around again. BILLY JOEL The Stranger (Columbia/Legacy) As punk and disco exploded, the Piano Man's deeply unhip 1978 breakthrough proved that top-shelf Broadway/Brill Building songwriting could still sell - and, occasionally, rock. "Scen ... More >>
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JONESBORO, Ark. - Elfrid Payton sank a go-ahead 3-pointer with 11.9 seconds left and the Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns reached the 20-win mark for the first time since the 2002-03 season as it rallied past Arkansas State, 77-76, in a Sun Belt Conference game on Saturday at the Convocation Center.
Payton, who overcame a 3-for-9 performance at the free throw line, scored the last eight points for Louisiana (20-11, 11-7 SBC), which trailed 57-46 with 12:28 remaining in the game. Payton's game-winning bucket came after Ed Townsel missed a jumper with ASU (18-12, 10-8 SBC) holding a 76-74 lead.
The win clinched the No. 3 seed for Louisiana in next week's Sun Belt Conference Tournament that begins on Thursday at New Orleans' Lakefront Arena. The Cajuns, who posted their 22nd 20-win season in school history, will open play on Friday at 8:30 p.m., against the winner of Thursday's contes+t between No. 6 UT Arlington and No. 7 ULM,
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Teen spends 35 days in jail after mistaken arrest
Updated On: Feb 25 2014 08:38:39 PM EST
Four Clay County sheriff's deputies are facing discipline after a high school student spent more than a month in jail charged as an adult in a sexual battery case because he had the same name as the suspect.
The Sheriff's Office was looking for a Clay High School student after a girl younger than 12 told investigators she had sex in the fall of 2012 with an older boy she identified as Cody Williams. Last year, deputies arrested 17-year-old Cody Lee Williams (pictured above), and booked him into the Clay County jail.
After reviewing reports from the Green Cove Springs Police Department of the mother of the victim having a verbal altercation with 17-year-old Cody Raymond Williams (pictured right in Clay County Sheriff's Office booking photo), Clay County Sheriff's Office Lt. Wayne McKinney began an internal investigation that revealed the the wrong teenager was arrested.
The mistake wasn't discovered until 35 days later, when the teen received court documents detailing the charges against him.
Three Clay County deputies received formal counseling for their role in the wrongful arrest and one deputy -- Johnny Hawkins -- faces a 10-day unpaid suspension and a transfer from investigations to patrol.
Authorities said investigators failed to confirm their suspect's identity with a photo lineup.
Sheriff Rick Beseler wrote that because of that deputy's incompetence, "an innocent man was accused of a terrible crime he didn't commit. Arresting an innocent person is something we fear far more than letting a guilty person get away. I extend to Cody Lee Williams my apology for this error and we will seek to make things right for him."
A disciplinary hearing was being held for Hawkins and the other deputies on Tuesday morning.
"I feel like if the proper steps were taken, all of this could have been avoided," Cody Lee Williams said. "This whole situation is extremely embarrassing for me and my family."
Cody Lee Williams' attorney said in a phone interview Tuesday his client is a victim of a civil rights violation.
"I think where the wrongdoing went wrong here was that the investigation stopped at my client's first and last name," attorney Kristopher Nowicki said. "There was no investigation as to whether or not they had the right Cody Williams, no investigation as to where he was at the time of the alleged conduct."
Cody Lee Williams' attorney said a civil suit, if filed, could request policy changes or money damages.
"I honestly think it will make people think twice and think again before going and writing a warrant for someone's arrest or pick someone up and take them to jail," Cody Lee Williams said. "They better know all the facts."
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After discussing the idea for the better part of a year, they say they expect the city council to vote on it Thursday night.
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Fmr. U.S. Ambassador: To Resolve Ukraine Crisis, Address Internal Divisions & Russian Fears of NATO
Ukraine has retracted an earlier claim to have reached a ceasefire with Russia. The office of Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko initially said he agreed with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on steps toward a ceasefire with pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine. But the Kremlin then denied a ceasefire agreement, saying it is in no position to make a deal because it is not a party to the fighting. Ukraine has accused Russia of direct involvement in the violence amidst a recent escalation. The confusion comes as President Obama visits the former Soviet republic of Estonia ahead of a major NATO summit in Wales. On Tuesday, White House spokesman Josh Earnest outlined NATO's plans to expand its presence in eastern Europe. Ukraine and NATO have accused Russia of sending armored columns of troops into Ukraine, but Russia has denied its troops are involved in fighting on the ground. We are joined by Jack Matlock, U.S. ambassador to the Soviet Union from 1987 to 1991.
Headlines for September 3, 2014
- Ukraine Retracts Ceasefire Claim; U.N. Says Displaced Top 1 Million
- Islamic State Beheads 2nd U.S. Journalist in New Video
- Obama Sends 350 More Troops to Iraq
- Pentagon: 6 Killed in Somalia Drone Strike
- U.N., Aid Groups Seek Stepped-Up Global Response to Ebola Outbreak
- Halliburton to Pay $1.1 Billion Fine for 2010 Gulf Oil Spill
- DNA Tests Clear Wrongfully Convicted Half-Brothers After 30 Years
Hong Kong "Occupy Central" Protests Call for Political Freedom After China Rejects Open Elections
Nineteen people were arrested in Hong Kong on Monday, one day after thousands protested calling for greater political freedom. The demonstration was organized by a group called Occupy Central after the Chinese government rejected demands for Hong Kong to freely choose its next leader in 2017. Under the new rules, Hong Kong voters will be allowed to choose the territory's own chief executive, but all candidates must first be approved by a nominating panel. Activists fear the nominating panel will be controlled by pro-Beijing loyalists who will prevent opposition candidates from running. Protesters with Occupy Central are threatening to hold more demonstrations including a blockade of city's central business district. We speak to Hong Kong legislator Claudia Mo, a former journalist who helped found the Civic Party.
As Jury Takes Up Blackwater Massacre in Nisoor Square, a Grieving Iraqi Father Recalls Son's Death
Jurors will begin deliberating this week in the murder and manslaughter trial of four former Blackwater operatives involved in the 2007 massacre at Baghdad's Nisoor Square. The suspects are charged for the deaths of 14 of the 17 Iraqi civilians who died when their Blackwater unit opened fire. The trial featured testimony from witnesses who survived the attack and saw loved ones gunned down. In closing arguments last week, prosecutors said Blackwater guards had shot fleeing civilians and boasted of taking their lives. Nisoor Square is the highest-profile deadly incident involving Blackwater — or any private war contractor — and many Iraqis are watching the upcoming verdict to see how seriously the United States intends to hold its private security companies accountable for their alleged crimes. The first witness to testify in the Blackwater trial was Mohammed Kinani, who broke down in tears when describing how his nine-year-old son, Ali, was shot in the head while riding in the back seat of the family car. Kinani reportedly sobbed so uncontrollably when testifying that Judge Royce Lamberth temporarily dismissed the jury. We air a documentary that tells Mohammad and Ali's story, "Blackwater's Youngest Victim," by the Oscar-nominated filmmakers Jeremy Scahill and Richard Rowley.
Women's Health over Politics: Courts Block Laws Threatening Abortion Clinics in Texas, Louisiana
Over the past three days, federal judges have blocked a pair of new laws that could have closed most of the 19 abortion clinics in Texas and all five of the facilities in Louisiana. On Friday, a federal judge blocked a Texas law due to take effect Monday that would have required all abortion clinics to meet the same standards as hospital-style surgery centers — even those that offer non-surgical abortions with medication, and simple early surgical abortions. Last year, the controversial rule drew mass protest and an 11-hour filibuster by State Senator Wendy Davis, who is now running for governor. Meanwhile on Sunday, a federal judge in Louisiana issued a temporary restraining order just hours before a new abortion law would have begun forcing physicians who provide abortion services to have patient-admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles of their practice. We are joined by Amy Hagstrom Miller, CEO of Whole Woman's Health, which operates five Texas clinics and was a party in this lawsuit.
Headlines for September 2, 2014
- Ukraine Rejects Russia Ceasefire Call, Accuses Moscow of "Open Aggression"
- NATO Approves 4,000-Strong Force to Counter Russia
- Iraqi Forces Gain on Islamic State After New U.S. Strikes
- U.S. Launches Somalia Drone Strikes; New Base Approved in Niger
- Israel Approves Largest Seizure of Palestinian Land in Decades
- Group: Gaza Rebuilding Will Take 20 Years
- Thousands Camp Outside Pakistani Parliament in Anti-Gov't Protest
- Ferguson Protests Continue 3 Weeks After Michael Brown's Killing
- Oklahoma Police Officer Accused of Raping, Sexually Assaulting African-American Women
- Judges Block Anti-Abortion Laws in Louisiana and Texas, Sparing Clinics
- Immigration Court Rules Domestic Abuse Victims Qualify for Asylum
- Report: Obama Could Delay Executive Action on Immigration Until After Midterms
- Author, Journalist Charles Bowden Dies at 69
"A Slaughter of Innocents": Henry Siegman, a Venerable Jewish Voice for Peace, on Gaza
Today, a special with Henry Siegman, the former executive director of the American Jewish Congress, long described as one of the nation's "big three" Jewish organizations along with the American Jewish Committee and the Anti-Defamation League. Henry Siegman was born in 1930 in Frankfurt, Germany. Three years later, the Nazis came to power. After fleeing Nazi troops in Belgium, his family eventually moved to the United States. His father was a leader of the European Zionist movement, pushing for the creation of a Jewish state. In New York, Siegman studied and was ordained as an Orthodox rabbi by Yeshiva Torah Vodaas. He later became head of the Synagogue Council of America. After his time at the American Jewish Congress, Siegman became a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations. He now serves as president of the U.S./Middle East Project.
Over the years, Siegman has become a vocal critic of Israel's policies in the Occupied Territories and has urged Israel to engage with Hamas. He has called the Palestinian struggle for a state "the mirror image of the Zionist movement" that led to the founding of Israel in 1948. In July, wrote an op-ed for Politico headlined, "Israel Provoked This War." Democracy Now! hosts Amy Goodman and Nermeen Shaikh sat down with him on July 29 — in the midst of Israel's offensive in Gaza.
Ferguson Crackdown Sparks Review of Police Militarization that Mainly Targets Communities of Color
President Obama has ordered a White House-led review of federal programs that fund and distribute military equipment to state and local police. Obama cited concern at how such equipment was used during the recent unrest in Ferguson, Missouri, following the police killing of Michael Brown. One of the BearCat armored trucks used during protests there was paid for with $360,000 in Homeland Security grants. According to Pentagon data published by The New York Times, police departments have received tens of thousands of machine guns during the Obama administration, along with nearly 200,000 ammunition magazines; thousands of pieces of camouflage and night-vision equipment; and hundreds of silencers, armored cars and aircraft. Much of the equipment is used by police SWAT teams for what amount to paramilitary raids on people's homes. A new report by the American Civil Liberties Union examined more than 800 of these raids and found only 7 percent were for genuine emergencies. Nearly 80 percent were for used for ordinary law enforcement purposes like serving search warrants on people's homes. We are joined by Kara Dansky, a senior counsel for the ACLU and author of its new report, "The War Comes Home: The Excessive Militarization of American Policing."
Rep. Luis Gutiérrez: Chicago Murder Outbreak Linked to Deep-Rooted Issues of Poverty, Unemployment
As 145 Arrested in White House Protest, Rep. Luis Gutiérrez Urges Obama to Halt Mass Deportations
Immigrants and their allies held protests in more than a dozen cities Thursday to mark what they called the National Day to Fight for Families. Calling on President Obama to take executive action and stem his record level of deportations, about 145 people were arrested in front of the White House after laying red carnations over photos of deported loved ones. The protest came as President Obama called on Congress yet again to help address immigration reform, but suggested he would take executive action if it is the only way to address the situation. We speak to Rep. Luis Gutiérrez (D-Illinois), chair of the Immigration Task Force of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus.
Could U.S. Airstrikes in Syria and Iraq Weaken Islamic State — or Win Them More Recruits?
President Obama is sending Secretary of State John Kerry to the Middle East to help build a regional coalition against the Islamic State, or ISIS, the militant group that has seized large parts of Iraq and Syria. "We don't have a strategy yet," Obama admitted. We speak to journalist Jonathan Steele, author of "Defeat: Losing Iraq and the Future of the Middle East." Steele says that at this point he believes ISIS represents a "marginal threat" on Western interests and that airstrikes will be counterproductive.
Ukraine Crisis Escalates as Russian Forces Cross Border, NATO Moves to Expand in Region
The United States and NATO are openly accusing Russia of sending combat forces into Ukraine as tensions continue to mount. According to the United Nations, nearly 2,600 people have been killed in eastern Ukraine since April in fighting between Ukrainian forces and separatist rebels sympathetic to Russia. On Thursday, at least 15 civilians were killed when Ukrainian forces shelled the rebel-held city of Donetsk. Meanwhile, a new Human Rights Watch report accuses the rebels of arbitrarily detaining civilians and subjecting them to torture, degrading treatment and forced labor. On Thursday, NATO released satellite images that it says show Russian artillery, vehicles and troops in and around eastern Ukraine. We are joined from London by The Guardian's Jonathan Steele, the organization's former Moscow correspondent and author of many books, including "Eternal Russia: Yeltsin, Gorbachev, and the Mirage of Democracy."
Heralding a National Trend? Enrollment Surges as NYC Begins Full-Day Prekindergarten for 50,000 Kids
As the school year begins, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is launching his signature initiative of full-day universal prekindergarten at public schools. More than 50,000 children have already enrolled, and thousands of additional teachers have been hired. Democracy Now! co-host and New York Daily News columnist Juan González discusses how the program could transform public education in New York City, and potentially nationwide.
Headlines for August 29, 2014
- U.S., Russia Trade Barbs over Ukraine as NATO Releases Satellite Imagery
- Obama: "We Don't Have a Strategy Yet" on Islamic State
- Video Claims to Show Syrian Forces Killed by ISIL
- Report: Islamic State Waterboarded Western Prisoners
- U.N.: Syrian Refugees Top 3 Million; Over 1,000 Killed or Wounded in July
- 43 U.N. Peacekeepers Captured by Militants in Golan Heights
- More than 100 Arrested Outside White House Calling for End to Deportations
- 9 Mexican Immigrants Win Lawsuit over Coerced Deportations
- Argentine Unions Stage 2nd General Strike over Lagging Economy
- NFL Changes Domestic Violence Policy Following Outcry
- Ferguson Residents Sue Police for Abuses in Protest Crackdown
- Firm Authenticates Audio Recording of Michael Brown Shooting
After Police Abuses Caught on Video, a New Guide Teaches How to Best Archive and Distribute Footage
Cases like Rodney King, Oscar Grant, Eric Garner and Michael Brown have helped fuel demands for police accountability. We are joined by a guest who has advice for the growing number of people filming police abuse with their smartphones and video cameras, particularly with respect to how to properly preserve such video. Yvonne Ng is senior archivist for WITNESS, a group that trains and supports people using video in their fight for human rights. She co-authored their resource, "Activists' Guide to Archiving Video." Watch part two of this interview.
The Biggest Tax Scam Ever: How Corporate America Parks Profits Overseas, Avoiding Billions in Taxes
As Burger King heads north for Canada's lower corporate tax rate, we speak to Rolling Stone contributing editor Tim Dickinson about his new article, "The Biggest Tax Scam Ever." Dickinson reports on how top U.S. companies are avoiding hundreds of billions of dollars by parking their profits abroad — and still receiving more congressionally approved incentives. Dickinson writes: "Top offenders include giants from high-tech (Microsoft, $76 billion); Big Pharma (Pfizer, $69 billion); Big Oil (ExxonMobil, $47 billion); investment banks (Goldman Sachs, $22 billion); Big Tobacco (Philip Morris, $20 billion); discount retailers (Wal-Mart, $19 billion); fast-food chains (McDonald's, $16 billion) – even heavy machinery (Caterpillar, $17 billion). General Electric has $110 billion stashed offshore, and enjoys an effective tax rate of 4 percent – 31 points lower than its statutory obligation to the IRS."
Tax Dodging Whopper? Burger King Moves to Canada After Merger with Tim Hortons
This week Burger King announced it is buying the Canadian coffee-and-donut chain Tim Hortons for $11.4 billion, creating the third-largest fast-food chain in the world. The newly created firm will be headquartered in Canada where the corporate tax rate is lower than in the United States. While Burger King denies it was motivated by lower taxes, the deal has revived the debate over so-called tax inversions, whereby U.S. companies use mergers to move overseas and avoid U.S. tax rates. In July, the Obama administration estimated tax inversions could cost the United States as much as $17 billion per year. One investor who stands to profit from the Burger King deal is President Obama supporter Warren Buffett. He lent Burger King $3 billion at a lucrative 9 percent interest rate to help complete the deal. We are joined by James Henry, an economist, lawyer, and senior adviser with the Tax Justice Network. He is former chief economist at McKinsey & Company.
As Obama Settles on Nonbinding Treaty, "Only a Big Movement" Can Take on Global Warming
As international climate scientists warn runaway greenhouse gas emissions could cause "severe, pervasive and irreversible impacts," the Obama administration is abandoning attempts to have Congress agree to a legally binding international climate deal. The New York Times reports U.S. negotiators are crafting a proposal that would not require congressional approval and instead would seek pledges from countries to cut emissions on a voluntary basis. This comes as a new U.N. report warns climate change could become "irreversible" if greenhouse gas emissions go unchecked. If global warming is to be adequately contained, it says, at least three-quarters of known fossil fuel reserves must remain in the ground. We speak to 350.org founder Bill McKibben about why his hopes for taking on global warming lie not in President Obama's approach, but rather in events like the upcoming People's Climate March in New York City, which could mark the largest rally for climate action ever. "The Obama administration, which likes to poke fun at recalcitrant congressmen, hasn't been willing to really endure much in the way of political pain itself in order to slow things down," McKibben says. "The rest of the world can see that. The only way we'll change any of these equations here or elsewhere is by building a big movement — that's why September 21 in New York is such an important day."
Headlines for August 28, 2014
- U.S., Ukraine: Russian Forces Stage Cross-Border Attacks
- WHO: Ebola Cases Could Eventually Top 20,000
- Mother of Kidnapped Journalist Issues Appeal to Islamic State
- Freed American Reporter Thanks Supporters after Return from Syria
- U.N. Panel: Syrian Gov't, Islamic State Committing War Crimes
- Libya Warns of "Full-Scale Civil War" as Militia Fighting Continues
- Ohio Protesters Call for Probe into Police Shooting of Black Wal-Mart Customer
- Hundreds March over Chicago Police Shooting; Commander Charged for Gun Incident
- Missouri Gov. Seeks 1st Black Cabinet Member for Law Enforcement Post
- Omaha Police Fatally Shoot "COPS" TV Crew Member During Standoff
- NRA Tweets About "Fun at the Shooting Range" for Children Following Instructor's Death
- Closing Arguments Made in Blackwater Nisoor Square Trial
Is Ferguson Feeding on the Poor? City Disproportionately Stops, Charges and Fines People of Color
As the police killing of Michael Brown has focused global attention on the racial divide in the counties in and surrounding St. Louis, Missouri, a new report may explain why residents' mistrust of the police runs so deep. It shows how a large part of the revenue for these counties comes from fines paid by African-American residents who are disproportionately targeted for traffic stops and other low-level offenses. In Ferguson, the fines and fees are actually the city's second-largest source of income, which is expected to generate $2.7 million in fiscal year 2014. We speak with Thomas Harvey, executive director of ArchCity Defenders and co-author of their new report, which has been widely cited — including in a stunning chart in Monday's New York Times that shows how Ferguson issued on average nearly three warrants per household last year — the highest number of warrants in the state, relative to its size. "What my clients have told me since the first day I've ever represented anybody is, this is not about public safety, it's about the money," Harvey says. We also hear about the impact of the police harassment and ticketing from George Fields, who was among the local residents lined up for Michael Brown's funeral on Monday in St. Louis.


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1 I no longer have to hurt myself, people I love and other people.
2 Quiting means much more financial freedom as you said, but you are also set free in so many other ways when you quit. Just think about the dreams, goals, aspirations you might have had before becoming a junkie and what you are and what you might become if you continue with heroin and other drugs.
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At an NA meeting yesterday which I attended, one guy called Imran was sharing about how his childhood friend [using friend as well] died while he himself was away for a while. When he came back he found this friend of his dead in a dump. It was in an area called mutton market in our city. Apparently his friend had been so siick that he could not even walk anymore so there was no way he could score heroin anymore, he had died in painful w/d's almost naked on cold winter night !!
Imran found him lying in the dumpster almost completely rotten and all his fingers and an ear and part of his nose had been eaten by Rats !! His friend must have been dead there for 2 days at least but who cares about a drug fiend, the shopowners nearby had just thrown his body in the dumpster.
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EFFIE, La. - Avoyelles Parish sheriff's deputies are search for a man who robbed a branch of Cottonport Bank in Effie.
Deputies say the robbery of the bank branch on La. Highway 107 took place at approximately 1:40 p.m. Tuesday.
Deputies tell The Town Talk that the suspect had earlier been to the branch to inquire about a loan. He returned a short time later and waited for the single customer to leave the bank, then brandished a blue steel revolver.
Authorities say he took an undetermined amount of money, bound the two employees' wrists and left them locked in a closet.
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