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Outspoken Labour MP, John Mann was lucky to survive a 200 mile journey on the A1 with wheel nuts removed from all of his tyres.
Mann drove back to his constituency on the evening of Monday 7th August from Parliament and struggled to control his car once it left the A1 in Nottinghamshire.
Mann had noted an apparent engine noise on the journey, but it was only on the winding country lanes off the A1 that the problem really kicked in and it ended up with the right hand front wheel virtually falling off in the car park of his constituency office.
Unbeknown to the Bassetlaw MP his front wheels had been stripped of their wheel nuts plus all four locking nuts had been removed from each of his tyres.
Incredibly the wheel hubs had been replaced meaning that the theft was not spotted by either Mann or the car security system in Parliament. It looks as if the criminals had replaced the hubs in order to hide the theft.
Mann believes that this was more likely to be an interrupted attempt at stealing the wheels rather than a murder attempt on him.
"The consequences of this madness do not bear thinking about" comments the MP "I and others could easily have been killed".
"Nobody could have spotted that the wheel nuts had been removed, which makes the callous nature of the crime even worse".
Mann has ascertained that only registered garages have access to sophisticated equipment to steal locking wheel nuts but fears that keys for such security systems may be reproducible.
He is calling on motoring organisations to audit security devices in order to reassure the general public and is publicising his traumatic experience in order to alert other motorists.
He has already been alerted to other incidents of locking nuts being removed but nobody appears to have had the theft of the wheel nuts camouflaged in this way.
Mann does not intend to allow this incident to restrict his campaigning activity, including his continued opposition to police cuts in his Bassetlaw constituency.


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Been busy with GWs (keeping up the faith in spite of multiple NOs) but as I see frequent questions about util-baddies-TLs v/s score I thought I would provide a 1-month example:
My scores have been steadily increasing 5+/- per month. I've ensured my util is never over 9% during the entire process. This month I became busy and waited 3 days too many on my CC payments and BOOM ... the accounts posted to the CRAs with approximately 25% util (not late, mind you ... rather, I simply missed my statement cut dates). Guess what:
As of 1-Aug:
EQ-FICO = 605 with 9% util.
TU-FICO = 558 with 9% util
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EQ-FICO = 598 with 24% util ... a 7 pt drop OH NOE!
TU-FICO = 599 with 24% util ... a 41 pt increase ... YEAH BAYBEEE!!
What changed?
Cap1 began reporting my new CC ($550 CL)
Made my payments *after* my statement cut dates thereby increasing my util from 9% to 24% <face palm>
Had a baddie adjusted on my TU: lates removed ... balance set to $0 ... account closed ... now reporting as "Never Late / Paid As Agreed" WOOHOO!
Considering the above three factors, a new TL does make a temporary small ding but the increase in TL *can* lower your util and the removal of a single baddie *can* make a huge difference. My next score pull on 1-Oct, I am hoping, should be quite nice! Ok, I've finished babbling. These results are mine and YMMV but I would imagine they are typical.
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I paid multiple accounts off at the beginning of August., so there's been a huge drop in utilization and multiple accounts now have zero balances - where they will stay for the forseeable future.
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VALPARAISO — In the waning seconds of the first half, Ryan Broekhoff raised up from the right wing, at least 30 feet from the basket, about two steps from the sideline, and nailed the shot.
It was that kind of game for Valparaiso.
The Crusaders were clicking on all cylinders, turning in probably their best performance of the season with an 86-61 rout of UIC on Tuesday night at the Athletics-Recreation Center.
Against the respected defense of the Flames (14-10, 5-6 Horizon League), Valparaiso (18-6, 8-2) shot 30-of-50 from the field, including a season-best 15-of-26 from 3-point range — 8-of-13 in the first half, 7-of-13 in the second half. The Crusaders also went 11-of-12 from the foul line.
"The last two games, we really came out with a lot of energy, we really came out focused," said Valparaiso coach Bryce Drew, whose team had beaten Milwaukee 71-40 on Friday. "And we shot the ball extremely well. Any time the ball goes in the basket, it covers up a lot of mistakes that you're making."
Not that the Crusaders were making a whole lot of mistakes against the Flames, who had entered the game averaging 60.0 points allowed.
Valparaiso did commit 19 turnovers, but also had 24 assists.
The Crusaders also held UIC to 36.4 percent shooting (20-of-55), including 2-of-14 from 3-point range.
"It was a great effort by Valpo," Flames coach Howard Moore said. "They showed why they're the top team in our league. They played with a phenomenal awareness and approach, and we just felt like we were in quicksand the whole game. It's hard to catch up. We gave up some unbelievable open shots. Just a tough game for us.
"They had a heck of a night shooting, they were well-rested and ready to go. And our defense was atrocious."
Broekhoff scored 22 points, including 19 in the first half, on 8-of-13 shooting, including 6-of-9 from 3-point range. His way-beyond-deep 3-pointer with two seconds left in the first half gave the Crusaders a 44-27 lead.
The play that had been called apparently went awry, and Broekhoff — who had shot 9-of-29 from the field in his previous three games, including 5-of-19 from 3-point range — took matters into his own hands.
"I kind of saw the shot clock," said Broekhoff, who shot 7-of-10 in the first half — when he played 18 of his 25 minutes — including 5-of-7 from 3. "I made the last couple. I actually didn't realize how far out I was. I shot it with confidence, and it was one of those lucky shots."
Said Drew: "He bails out the coaching staff when we don't make good decisions. I want to thank him for bailing us out there."
The Crusaders had scored 15 straight points, including eight from Broekhoff in less than a minute, to take a 17-7 lead with 13:27 left in the first half. They led by as much as 82-47 with 6:21 left in the game, when LaVonte Dority hit a 3-pointer off an offensive rebound and assist from Bobby Capobianco.
Dority had 13 points off the bench. And Capobianco had a terrific all-around game with 10 points, nine rebounds and nine assists.
Erik Buggs had 10 points, including 6-of-6 from the foul line. And Matt Kenney, returning after missing the game against Milwaukee because of a back problem, had nine points, five rebounds, five assists and two steals.
Josh Crittle and Daniel Barnes had 12 points each for UIC. The Crusaders now have won eight straight games against the Flames.
Six of the previous seven had been by single digits; this one clearly was not.
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Due to the ever increasing interest of aircraft owners and
restorers, and the popularity of the National Aviation Heritage
Invitational, 2010 will mark the first year for the Large Aircraft
Category. Open to both civil and military aircraft 45 years old or
older with wing spans of 45 feet or more, these aircraft can be
single or multi-engine aircraft and must be restored to airworthy
The new category, sponsored by Air Transport World would apply
to aircraft such as the Douglas DC-3, Grumman Albatross, B-25
Mitchell, Lockheed Harpoon, Douglas Invader A-26, Grumman Avenger
TBF, Grumman TigerCat F7F and the Douglas Skyraider.
Bill Freeman, Publisher of Air Transport World stated, "ATW is
proud to be the sponsor of this new very important category and
first time award. This category will add another dimension to
the Invitational."
Prospective entries for this category must act quickly as we are
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The National Aviation Heritage Invitational is held in
conjunction with the Reno National Championship Air Races in Reno,
Nevada on September 15 - 19, 2010. A panel of judges reviews
participating aircraft against standard criteria developed by the
Smithsonian Institution's National Air and Space Museum that
includes authenticity, quality of workmanship, attention to detail
and technical merit.
The Large Aircraft category joins the - Antique, Classic and
Warbird, categories. Aircraft owners and restorers from all
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Trophy. The trophy resides at the Smithsonian Institution's
National Air and Space Museum's Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center near
Washington Dulles Airport in Virginia where the winning aircraft
owner's name and the name of the restoration facility is engraved
on a plaque placed on the trophy. The winner of each category and
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Rolls-Royce and its partners, the National Aviation Hall of Fame
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Some of Charlotte's most powerful political, business and civic institutions are lining up behind a revitalization effort that could reshape the north end of uptown Charlotte.
The initiative, announced Thursday by Charlotte Center City Partners and the Foundation for the Carolinas, calls for the crafting of a new master plan for North Tryon by late next year.
Officials were interviewing consultants and architects Thursday, with hopes of winnowing the list to a few finalists Friday. Work on the plan should begin in March; property owners, tenants and others will be consulted.
"North Tryon Street offers the next frontier for exciting redevelopment in center city Charlotte," said Michael Smith, president of Center City Partners, in a statement.
The area includes First Ward and Fourth Ward neighborhoods, as well as the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Public Library, McGlohon Theater, Discovery Place and the vacant Carolina Theatre.
In a recent interview with the Observer, Smith said the area is home to some 10,000 residents, several churches and the headquarters of Bank of America.
"Yet it suffers from vagrancy," he said. "I think it's ripe" for revitalization.
The plan's emergence underscores how North Tryon, whose residential renaissance several decades ago helped spark uptown's rebirth, has in some ways been eclipsed by once-forlorn South Tryon.
The $159 million Levine Cultural Campus has injected new energy into South Tryon since it came to life in 2010. Workers from the 48-story Duke Energy Center share the street with artists and museum patrons headed to the Bechtler, the Gantt, Knight Theater or the Mint.
Officials suggested the latest effort could similarly remake North Tryon. Smith said the city of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County are part of the process, as well as Bank of America and the major cultural institutions along North Tryon.
Asked if it will require taxpayer money, Smith replied: "There probably will be elements to be considered for municipal investment, but we'll see – it depends on what the recommendations are."
He added: "I think there will be opportunities for Bank of America to help us fulfill it ... It's exciting to have everybody at the table."
Charles Bowman, Bank of America's North Carolina and Charlotte market president, said the bank has a long history of involvement with Charlotte's civic projects and is open to helping.
"We're excited to be a part of it," he told the Observer. "It's still pretty early, but we look forward to the discussion and the ideas that will come out of the process."
Mayor Patrick Cannon also voiced support, calling the effort "a worthy cause that we all need to rally around."
Asked whether the city would support it financially, he said: "At a minimum, the city should be open to listening for any 'ask' that may be placed on the table that's reasonable. And from there we can determine if indeed we are able to meet the request."
Center City Partners said in a news release that the effort hopes to "address the area's urban design and infrastructure needs by examining underutilized land and structures."
The city's Main Library and Spirit Square could figure prominently. Officials representing both organizations say their current buildings could stand improvement.
The new North Tryon plan rekindles talk that Spirit Square could be demolished.
Tom Gabbard, president of Blumenthal Performing Arts, said McGlohon Theatre – once the sanctuary for First Baptist Church – has strong public support. But the rest of Spirit Square suffers from an aging air conditioning system and an awkward alignment of floors that converge at its atrium.
Gabbard said that during discussions in 2008 about possibly merging Spirit Square with the Main Library, "there was an acknowledgment that McGlohon Theatre was beloved and nobody'd better dare touch that. But the rest of the space maybe had some deficiencies from an arts standpoint."
The Main Library was last renovated in 1989, and its programmatic vision doesn't match today's needs, said Lee Keesler, head of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg library system. He said merger discussions with Spirit Square were shelved because of the recession, but library officials have been talking more recently about the need to revamp or replace the Main Library.
Former library system CEO Vick Phillips said in 2012 that the library had at least 8,000 square feet of space (5 percent of the building) that was essentially vacant, with other sections too sparsely populated with staff or stacks.
Critics had suggested that its operations could be handled outside of uptown and the property sold. However, a study in 2012 determined that the library should stay put because of the then-weak real estate market.
The new North Tryon plan will help library and Blumenthal officials better plot their future, Keesler said. It gives them a broader community backdrop to work within.
As for other specific projects the North Tryon effort might include, officials said the Foundation for the Carolinas' plan to restore the vacant Carolina Theatre will be part of it. The foundation plans to build an office tower in front of the theater, in addition to restoring the building, which has been closed since 1978.
The foundation sees the project "as a catalyst for the re-envisioning of the North Tryon area," said Laura Smith, a senior vice president at the foundation.
In discussing the remaking of North Tryon, Michael Smith of Center City Partners also mentioned developer Daniel Levine's plan to transform at least eight city blocks northeast of The Square. Levine wants to create an urban village featuring a public park, three parking decks, apartments, office space, restaurants and stores.
Smith said construction on the infrastructure for that project should begin next year.
"They're going to put in the park and the roads. It'll be 12 to 18 months of just infrastructure work," Smith said. "They've got to raise Brevard, they've got to raise Eighth Street."
The project, which has been talked about since the late 1990s, involves extending 10th Street to connect Brevard and Tryon streets, Levine has previously said. The project has suffered delays in getting started; it could take 15 years and cost more than $700 million.
Reached via email this week, Levine said he would be out of the office until early January and unavailable for comment until then.
Firms vying to lead the overall North Tryon effort include: Gantt Huberman Architects, co-founded by former Mayor Harvey Gantt; the LiveWorkLearnPlay consulting firm from Montreal; the Gensler firm from San Francisco; Kennedy & Violich of Boston; and MIG, the Berkeley, Calif., firm that handled Center City Partners' 2020 Vision Plan.
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Irish Rug, Ireland, Circa 1900 - This gorgeous and beautifully made antique rug – a Donegal rug made in Ireland some time right around the turn of the twentieth century – is truly an achievement in rug-making. This fantastic piece possesses many of the qualities most sought after by collectors of such rugs, and would make a proud addition to any home. This classic Donegal carpet features an all-over pattern of golden-yellow scrolls with three-dimensional highlights that surround traditional quatrefoils in heraldic shades of red, ivory, blue and golden-yellow. The carpet is supplemented by elaborate continental-style borders with deeply notched arches, a number of secondary elements and architectural cartouches that become part of the overall border pattern. All in all, this is a piece that is not to be missed. Its traditional design and impeccable composition make it not only a highly desirable piece, but a genuine work of art.


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In 1979 the education expert Edward Fiske warned in these pages of a "promotional and marketing mentality" in the college-admissions process. Today his Fiske Guide to Colleges, one of the first to grade schools nationwide, fights for shelf space with a raft of competing rankings—a selection of which are evaluated here.
The Best 357 Colleges, Princeton Review
The Margaret Mead of the dorm room. Wide-ranging and dishy descriptions of both academics and day-to-day life on campus: the quality of cafeteria food; the availability of parties, booze, and drugs; and the happiness level of the student body.
ENCYCLOPEDIA. Ratings of a school's quality of life and most distinctive features lead into a short essay that breaks down academics, student life, and the makeup of the student body. The often provocative quotations offer such nitty-gritty details as whether a school is cliquey and how much people cheat.
How schools are ranked:
Sixty-four lists rank schools by academics, campus politics, demographics, extracurriculars, and quality of life (and include such subcategories as "Dorms Like Palaces" and "Reefer Madness").
Who does the ranking:
A panel of "50 independent educational consultants from throughout the nation" helps pick the best schools; the rankings by category are compiled from anonymous student surveys.
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... students who want expert opinion and insider gossip.
Best feature:
COMPREHENSIVENESS. The two-page descriptions provide a quick but complete introduction to each school; the format makes side-by-side comparisons a snap.
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A BIT DRAB? The grayish paper could use an upgrade, but that's a quibble. This guide doesn't lack much in the way of charm, ease of use, or informativeness.
Choosing the Right College, Intercollegiate Studies Institute
Bill Buckley without the wit. The emphasis is on "right"; it's an "absolutely prejudiced" (and long-winded) guide for students who prefer their academic canons and administration buildings unmolested.
HISTORY TEXTBOOK. This guide has the highest page-to-college ratio of all; a long narrative history of each school ("In 1833 Alsatian pastor John Fredrick Oberlin sent two Yankee ministers west to found a college …") offers every detail on professors, campus politics, and courses about dead white males that a conservative might want.
How schools are ranked:
There's no explicit ranking, but descriptions tend to fall into one of two categories: left-leaning or just right.
Who does the ranking:
A staff of researchers, consultants, and contributing editors do the ranking; alums and ISI staffers write the essays on individual schools.
Most helpful for...
... intellectually minded members of the vast right-wing conspiracy.
Best feature:
OBSESSIVE DETAIL. Conservatives who want the full dossier on a college will be able to find out how it weathered every battle in the culture wars.
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MISLEADING COVER. Though conservative to its core, the guide doesn't telegraph its politics. A warning label might be in order for unwary liberals.
America's Best Colleges, U.S. News & World Report
The 800-pound gorilla. It has made itself the arbiter of higher education's pecking order by sorting 1,400 schools into tiers and rankings based on a single ostensibly comprehensive formula.
FINANCIAL PAGES. A delight for those who dream in spreadsheets, this guide consists of page after page of eye-glazing data, and lacks the details that bring a school to life. (It does, however, offer a long essay on how to game every part of the admissions process, from test prep to financial aid.)
How schools are ranked:
In addition to the multi-tiered caste system that ranks every school, U.S. News provides more than 150 category-specific rankings: "best value" southern universities, top schools for undergraduate aerospace-engineering, etc.
Who does the ranking:
Schools report fifteen "indicators of academic quality" —a combination of hard data (retention rate, money spent on faculty, etc.) and a survey in which administrators grade their competitors.
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... status-hungry meritocrats.
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HARD DATA. Though U.S. News—bashing has become a beloved higher-education pastime, the magazine can't be beat for objective data about how schools stack up.
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REDUCTIVENESS. Though the guide satisfies the "best of" fetish, it offers only numbers, not the details that actually determine how happy a student will be.
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Anticancer Res 33:253-60. 2013..We studied weekly CEA during one fluorouracil-based chemotherapy cycle, correlated with long-term (8-12 week interval) computed tomography (CT) and CEA responses...
- A phase I study of raltitrexed (Tomudex) combined with carmofur in metastatic colorectal cancerP Osterlund
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Oncology 61:113-9. 2001..The aim of the study was to define the maximum tolerated dose (MTD) of the combination of raltitrexed plus carmofur, and to evaluate the tolerability and efficacy of this combination in metastatic colorectal cancer...
- Raltitrexed treatment promotes systemic inflammatory reaction in patients with colorectal carcinomaP Osterlund
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Br J Cancer 87:591-9. 2002..These findings suggest that colorectal cancer patients treated with raltitrexed may develop drug-related systemic inflammation, which may be difficult to discriminate from infection...
- Lactose intolerance associated with adjuvant 5-fluorouracil-based chemotherapy for colorectal cancerPia Osterlund
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Clin Gastroenterol Hepatol 2:696-703. 2004..Bowel mucosal injury associated with 5-fluorouracil (5-FU) treatment might result in secondary lactose intolerance. The frequency and clinical significance of 5-FU-related hypolactasia are unknown...
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Br J Cancer 97:1028-34. 2007..We conclude that Lactobacillus GG supplementation is well tolerated and may reduce the frequency of severe diarrhoea and abdominal discomfort related to 5-FU-based chemotherapy...
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All intramural participants will be required to create an account on IMLeagues.com
To create an IMLeagues account:
1. Go to www.imleagues.com/southalabama/Registration
Go to www.imleagues.com and click Create Account
Go to www.imleagues.com and click "Log in with Facebook" if you have a Facebook account with your school email attached. This will
automatically create an account, fill in your info, and join you to the school. (steps 2-4)
2. Enter your information, and use your School email if applicable (@jagmail.southalabama.edu) and submit.
3. You will be sent an activation email, click the link in the email to login and activate you IMLeagues account.
4. You should be automatically joined to your school - if not you can search schools by clicking the "schools" link.
How to sign up for an intramural sport:
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2. Click the Create/Join Team button at the top right of your User Homepage
Click on the University of South Alabama link to go to your school's homepage on IMLeagues.
3. The current sports will be displayed, click on the sport you wish to join.
4. Choose the league you wish to play (men's, women's, co-rec, etc.)
5. Choose the division you would like to participate (Monday 5:00pm, Tuesday 5:00pm, etc.)
6. Join a sport by clicking on one of the following three options within IMLEAGUES:
A. Create a team This option is for team captains, in which case they can invite members to their team by clicking on the "invite members"
link on the team page. Invited team members must accept the invitation to formally join the team.
- If an invited team member already has an IMLEAGUES account, captains can search for the team member by name.
- If the invited member does not have an IMLEAGUES account, captains should scroll down to "invite by e-mail address" box and input
the team member's Jag e-mail address.
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- Click on the "create/join team" option at the top right of the page.
- Join a team by accepting a request from the team captain who invited you.
- Find a team or captain's name on the "division/league" page and request to join.
- Go to the "captain's playercard" page, view the team, and request to join.
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What do the West and the Islamic world really think of one another?
During a recent trip to Washington I happened to attend the presentation of a newly released report by the Pew Research Centre exploring the attitudes of Muslims and Westerners towards each other. While the report claimed to show a noticeable improvement since 2006 in the way in which Westerners view Muslims, troublingly the phenomenon does not appear to have been reciprocated on the other side. Indeed despite the winding down of the war in Iraq and sustained efforts by the Obama presidency to improve America's PR overseas, attitudes towards Westerners in Muslim countries have on the whole continued to worsen.
The report simply titled 'Muslim-Western Tensions Persist' indicated that the populations on both sides of what some might call the civilizational divide, believed relations between the West and the Islamic world to be in a poor state. Westerners were shown to be suspicious of whether Muslim communities were willing to integrate into the Western societies they had come to, while Muslims often blamed the West for the problems in their own countries.
That said, the report is not without its positive findings. Since the Pew Research...More >>
As the French ban of the Burqa comes into force, on the other side of the channel we still inhabit a society where to even so much as raise this issue is to risk being pilloried as a bigot and a racist. This subject has been uncompromisingly taken off of the table by the liberal elites in our media and politics.
Threats of racism from the Left certainly shouldn't scare anyone into silence. Rather, those of us who are concerned for the good health of the basic values and freedoms of our liberal democracy should feel compelled to see that this debate gets a fair hearing. Indeed, much of the media coverage of this matter has focused on concerns among the French police that they will be unable to enforce the ban in certain Parisian districts notorious for rioting against perceived anti-Muslim discrimination. Yet when there are places in European cities where the police fear to enforce the law shouldn't that alone be enough of a wakeup call?
There is something slightly nauseating about those who consider themselves feminists attempting to frame the Burqa issue as a matter of women's freedom to wear what they choose. Would...More >>
A policy of free speech at all costs, even if it means incitement to hate, terror and violence, is an irresponsibly dangerous thing. Yet at least one might be able to respect the commitment to the principle behind such a policy. No such respect then is due to the London School of Economics. Under the guise of operating a free speech policy, it has opened its doors to countless hate speakers only to slam them tightly shut in the face of speakers that might offend certain benefactors and key constituencies on its campus.
Earlier this week the LSE German Society was scheduled to hold its annual symposium, the panel was to debate on the subject of multiculturalism and the integration of Germany's immigrant communities. Included among the panellists was Dr Thilo Sarrazin, author of the controversial book 'Germany Abolishes Itself', or as The Independent described him, the 'anti-Semitic Banker'. True, Sarrazin is a former executive of the German Central Bank. But the rest is utterly fallacious.
Curious how The Independent seems to rarely trouble...More >>
In the past the accusation has certainly been made that the centre-left media has a tendency to always sing from the same song sheet, that they simply don't represent the plurality of opinions and free comment that they claim to be so commendably in favor of. For the most part I've tended to agree that the evidence laid out for all to see on the pages of the editorials of the major left leaning newspapers would support this claim. Yet every so often an opinion piece will appear that breaks the mold and this week two such article caught my attention.
The first was in the comment section of the Guardian, usually notorious for just how extreme the views expressed there can be. The piece in question was by Sohrab Ahmari and simply titled Beware those who sneer at 'human rights imperialism'. Ahmari mounts an admirable attack against the morally redundant arguments of his fellow Guardian journalist Stephen Kinzer who has claimed that Human Rights groups are embarking on a kind of western imperialism of moral values. As Ahmari rightly...More >>
It is only natural that those who feel an attachment to the State of Israel should also feel compelled to take a stand and speak out in Israel's defence. We currently inhabit a climate where a wide alliance of forces internationally are clamouring to delegitimize the young Jewish State out of existence; what self respecting friend of Israel would fail to take up the campaign to rebuff the mendacious and more often than not false accusations levelled against this nation under fire? After all, the rhetoric of Israel's startlingly determined enemies is more than self evidently vicious, it is also extremely dangerous. The emotive language opponents of Israel employ is clearly intended to stir up intense levels of hatred while their agenda is one that hopes to see Israel left so isolated that it will either no longer be able to defend itself or will simply collapse from a series of economic and demographic negatives.
Surely then in the face of such alarming and annihilationist campaigns against Israel, her supporters have no time left to lose in...More >>
It's as curious as it is concerning that the London Review of Books should be considered staple reading for anyone wishing to get anywhere in intellectual or academic circles, but with its almost 50,000 per edition readership making it Europe's most widely circulated literary magazine, it undoubtably has become just that. However radical the publication's rhetoric it is of course quite entitled to write whatever it likes, that's something I don't think anyone would want to see taken away.
What I object to however is that I or indeed anyone else in the country should be having to bankroll this kind extremism through their taxes. Research recently undertaken by Just Journalism has exposed that throughout its 30 year long history the London Review of Books has been funded by uncomprehendibly generous levels of public money.
Just Journalism has exposed that starting in 1981, shortly after its establishment, the London Review of Books has received no less than £767,679 from the Arts Council England, all public money. Money that rather than going towards public services well and truly...More >>
I first came across Lowkey while attending one of the many anti-Israel events that regularly take place at UCL, the surreal gathering which transported one to a parallel universe of truth and fiction dragged on for the best part of the evening.Before the standard 'Israel's an Apartheid State' lecture got underway we were first serenaded by what I can only describe as an anti-Western propaganda anthem with a difference.
Now I can't claim to be a big fan of Rap music but I have to confess that as soon as I got home I became engrossed in trying to find out who this angry young man in the video was and found myself listening to several of his tracks repetitively. It turned out that this part-Iraqi part-English hip hop 'artist' has been responsible for producing some of the most radically subversive and hateful music available for young opponents of Britain, Israel and America to date.
The track we had been subjected to was simply called 'Terrorist?' and while it came with the same self-contradictory and unsophisticated lyrics as it seems the...More >>
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Every girl has some beauty products that she just absolutely loves and feels that she would die without. Above, I have some of my favorite beauty products. I love when products are cheap and easy to use. Though, sometimes it is worth it to spend a little extra on a product.
1. L'oreal Everstrong Reconstruct Shampoo & Conditioner I use this shampoo and conditioner every single day, and I have noticed a huge improvement in my hair. My hair has gotten so damaged from using heating tools and coloring it too often. I finally found the perfect shampoo and conditioner to fix my problem, and with a price of about $6.00 per bottle, it's in my budget.
2. Aloe Protective Restoring Mask I use this mask pretty often, but I don't use it on my face. I put it on my hands almost every day to keep them soft, and I also tried it on my feet to get rid of rough spots. I use it all over my body once a week, as well. With a price of $22.00, it is a bit pricey but I think it's worth it form the results I get.
3. Abercrombie and Fitch 8 Perfume My dad bought me this perfume for Christmas, and I absolutely love it. The scent is so me! The only problem is the price. It costs $40.00 per bottle, so I'm hoping to get it as a gift when my bottle runs out!
4. Nivea Touch of Happiness Body Wash I always have trouble finding a body wash that makes my skin smooth enough, but this seems to do the trick. Plus, it smells great! With a price of about $4.00, I can't say no!
5. L'oreal Studio Secrets Professional Magic Perfecting Base Primer My skin is very oily, so I feel like my makeup tends to slime off my face during the day. I tried this product on a whim, and I'm so glad I did. My makeup stays put all day, and this primer conceals a lot. It is a little too expensive for my taste at about $10.00, but it works so well that I find it worth it.
6. Maybelline SuperStay 24hr 2-Step Lipcolor I've been on the search for the right lipstick/lip stain for what seems like ages, but I finally found one that I love. This lip color lasts just like it says it will, and I get compliments on it all the time. Since it is long-wearing, one tube lasts for a long time. I love the Blush On color for everyday wear and the All Day Cherry color for date night.
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It isn't clear that there is a single, good libertarian answer to the issue of student free-speech rights in public schools. Libertarianism, it must be admitted, has nothing to say about how best to carry out government interventions. Similarly, there can be no libertarian public school curriculum. However, sometimes the details of a debate can provide meaningful fodder for libertarian reflection, and such is the case in Morse vs. Frederick, coming Monday to the Supreme Court.
It seems Frederick, an 18-year-old-high school student, wanted to get on tv and annoy his principal, simultaneously if possible. So, when the Olympic torch came to his town, he was there to greet it, with a banner reading "Bong Hits 4 Jesus." He achieved all of his goals, as he was noticed by tv cameras and suspended from school. Morse, the principal of his school, said the banner promoted drug use and was religiously offensive.
In terms of promoting drug use, the principal seems correct on the facts, that the banner does promote drug use. As far as being religiously offensive, I'd say the principal is brighter than I am, because I am unable to obtain any religiously meaningful message from the words of the banner. We can grant, though, that it probably was not pro-religion. So the principal seems to have gotten the facts right here. What is the consequence?
Regardless of the question of the existence of public schools, both charges seem incredibly hypocritical when viewed through libertarian eyes. After all, what of a teacher who comes into class with a steaming hot cup of coffee, and sips it, explaining to the students that he needs the caffeine to stay awake? Certainly, he is promoting drug use. The distinction is that the student is promoting illegal drug use, which most libertarians would agree is a distinction without a difference. More to the point, wasn't there a time when educators did not attempt to settle contentious public questions, such as the status of marijuana, by simply banning one side from being expressed? What kind of stimulating discussions go on in social studies classes in this school if pro-drug messages, such as "the war on drugs should be ended" result in suspension?
One has to work hard to think of an institution more generally intolerant of religion than public school districts. Religious students are forced to recite the dogmas of evolution, and listen in silence as their beliefs are marginalized and belittled. Private prayers are forbidden, while the confessions of the secular faith are required. Students are taught the importance of embracing the open lifestyle, that homosexuality is not only to be tolerated, but loved and respected. Condoms are handed out openly, but speakers who dare mention the dreaded A word are banned. All sorts of alternative lifestyle groups are guaranteed after-hour use of school facilities, while religious groups are excluded. So, it is particularly ironic to see Morse being supported by school boards from around the country in punishing a statement she considers religiously offensive. Perhaps the problem is not at all the insult to religion, but the fact that the student dared write Jesus at all!
Now, the assumption that suspension is a punishment is difficult. In the face of mandatory attendance laws, suspension might be seen, not as a punishment, but as freeing the student from an onerous legal obligation. Nonetheless, the student clearly considered it a punishment, as did the principal, and so for the purposes of this case, we might as well consider it a punishment. This seems to be in line with Austrian subjectivism.
Moving past this hypocrisy, though, there are more absurdities to this case. For one, the entire incident took place off school grounds! An employer who punishes an employee for activities engaged in outside of work, even entirely relevant activities (environmentalist activism, say, for a petroleum engineer) will quickly find himself the subject of an equal opportunity and civil rights investigation. Yet this principal proposes to suspend students for holding strange banners off of school property. Morse argues that, although not a school function, the event is within her domain because, well, the school cheerleaders appeared there. No wonder Bush backs Morse on this case — this is quite similar in form to his absurd comments about Iranian meddling in Iraq. After all, Iraq is subject to American oversight, and meddling restrictions, because the Marines are there.
The case also illustrates well the complete irrelevance of the Constitution, precedent, and laws in today's legal climate. In Tinker vs. Des Moines, the Supreme Court ruled that students have the right to free speech within the schoolhouse. With this in mind, the following surprisingly clear-headed analysis from Harvard Law professor Martha Minow seems to say it all:
"The student has a better case than the school. But the trend of the Supreme Court has been toward curbing student speech and increasing deference to school administrators."
Well, there you have it. Legally, the student is right. But the Court may rule the other way because, well, it feels like it. Putting it differently, the Court now rules on its own opinions and the politics of the day, without necessarily consulting the law-books.
So, despite there being no clear libertarian answer (although it's fairly clear which way I lean), free speech cases in schools still are worthy of libertarian discussion. Oftentimes, it is the discussion of the case that can teach us the most or make the most important points.
Joshua Katz [send him mail] was Chief of EMS at the Town of Hempstead Park and Recreation for the past three summers. He has studied philosophy of mind, logic, and epistemology of economics from an Austrian perspective, and is a former graduate student in philosophy at Texas A&M, as well as holding a bachelor's degree in mathematics. He is presently tutoring and volunteering, as well as reading voluminously, while waiting for Texas bureaucrats to renew his EMS certification. He enjoys a glass of port and a wedge of Brie as a way to safeguard his health, lest he need treatment by a doctor.


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The Blue Number Counting Book - Tactile first counting book from Montessorian Ellen GouldThis inviting title integrates touch, sight, and sound to illustrate basic math concepts. By tracing flocked numbers and objects, children begin to associate numbers with quantities and learn their sequence. Learn More
100 Ways to Celebrate 100 Days - A tangible way to count to one hundredThis brilliant book with its amazing photographs helps make the abstract concept of "100" concrete. You'll find page after page of colorful images of 100 items that children can count. Children internalize the idea through exactly 100 fun activities. Hardcover, 48 pages. Learn More
Magnus Maximus - A Marvelous MeasurerThis delightful book explores all the myriad things that can be measured and the ways to measure them. Some are measurements of what you'd expect (like size and weight) and many are not (wetness, dryness, wobbliness, itchiness and other interesting qualities). Hardcover, 32 pages. Learn More
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BRICS And Stones: Should An Emerging Alliance Worry The US?
Leaders of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, collectively known as the "BRICS" nations, met at a financial summit in South Africa this week to discuss the formation of a global bank to act as an alternative to the traditional institutions dominated by North American and Western European countries.
Only time will tell whether that alternative turns out to be a rival or a partner in nurturing worldwide development and financial stability.
A modest proposal… so far
The summit was a meeting of heavyweights that produced only modest results for the time being. The nations involved represent about 40 percent of the world's population and 20 percent of global GDP. The priority these nations place on exploring economic cooperation can be seen by the level of the attendees, which featured the president or prime minister of each nation, including Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Despite all the political and financial firepower present at the summit, it produced no breakthrough announcement. The BRICS nations did decide to enter into negotiations on the formation of a development bank controlled by the five nations, but the actual formation of such an institution would require an unprecedented level of cooperation among nations that historically have been fiercely independent. The proposal is, however, an intriguing possibility.
Competition for the dollar and the euro?The potential for financial cooperation among these nations could have an immense impact. By making a new source of funding available to developing nations, it could accelerate economic growth. In turn, creating a new source of money supply could introduce a new force for global economic stability. On the other hand, the possible impact of a BRICS-dominated global financial institution is not all positive. By funding development, the BRICS nations would be angling for the inside track on supplies of natural resources and trading arrangements from emerging economies, which would be in direct competition with European and U.S. interests for those relationships.
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Cool story. Can't wait to read more. Buffy and Victor together, interesting? Tiny blond and tall Victor! Fun is going to happen.
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It's a long time a go that you updated this story. Is there a chance you will update or did you lost your interest, because it's a interesting story.
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This story had a good start, but the writing became rather disjointed and clumsy after the first couple of chapters. Some things I think would help:
- Longer chapters.
- Less jumping around between points of view.
- More paragraph breaks (less solid lumps of text).
I hope you aren't discouraged from continuing to write, but I suggest you get some advice on writing style.
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I just found this. It is a great piece. While there is some technical difficulties it reads well and you can get past them. I love the idea and the creativity. I do hope you come back to th is story someday soon.
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Thank you for reviewing! I had hoped that by now this would not be the only story but it seems it is destined to be the lone story. I re-read my story just now and i agree that there are some technical difficulties but until i can completely fix them all I'll continue to edit as i go back & look at it through rested eyes.
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Ahh!! ages since you've updated, but i only just found the story :( please update again soon.
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i hope to but i'll have to see what happens. i'm in the middle of graduation preparations right now but i hope to update over the summer.
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absolutely fantastic! I just discovered this story and glad I did! keep it coming please! I love the pairing of buffy and viktor!
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Thank you! It helps to now people are reading this. I hoped that other people would write storys with the same pairing but theres none as of yet!
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Haha Krums gets knickers in the mail. Can't wait for these two to meet. Awesome chapter update soon.
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lol yeah, poor Viktor! They will soon i hope.
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Hmm, will Buffy be able to get Sirius a fair trial and will he become a free man? I guess we'll have to wait and see. Can't wait to find out :)
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well it will be coming up soon. i have the scene written but not the chapter if that makes sence.
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I really want to read your story. You have drawn me in with this first chapter. Half the work of writing is catching the readers attention. You have done that. Yeah for you!!! However, the other half is editing your story. You have to get someone to edit for you. I want to read this. I am craving a good crossover. You have all the makings of one. You just need someone to edit it for you. Please keep writing because it is good but without editing it is hard to read.
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are ugoing to update... i love this soy it is unusual.. please continue
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Yes, as soon as i can! chapter 9 is betaed but my (insert swearing) computer and email account were acting up now that i have a new email my beta and i are hoping it will be easy to get up the next 2 chapters up!
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LOVE THIS STORY!!! PLEASE UPDATE SOON!!! I can't wait to read about what happens when Victor and Buffy meet. Is he going to take her to the Yule Ball instead of Hermione? I hope Harry brings Ginny. Their one of my favorite Harry Potter pairings.
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Chapter nine is being beta-ed right now. Buffy and the gang will end up at Hogwarts by chapter 15 (i hope). Buffy and Viktor will meet shortly after. Harry will probably end up taking Ginny i never liked him having a crush on/dating Cho.
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Very nice, keep up the good work
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Okay... add another vote for serious need of a beta (One willing to back over your earlier chapters and help you fix them. And one who can show you how to format/write dialog in a readable fashion.)
And you might want to work on your pacing... you tend to pack too much into a paragraph.
Okay... the issue of names -- sure you can change events around, resurrecting some characters and killing others off at your own whim -- we all do that to some extent. But getting character names, physical descriptions, personalities wrong intentionally - just because you can - ??? Why would you do that?
Names are important in fan fiction -- they are a framing device. They give the reader a point of reference. A way to connect with the story.
In one movie and 144 episodes (no idea about books or comics) - Buffy was never called "Elizabeth". Calling her that makes her into a different character. "Buffy" is light and fluffy. Totally unexpected as a "super hero" - which was part of the whole genre twist going on. An "Elizabeth" is someone more mature, more reserved. Very unlikely to survive the twists and turns that 'Buffy' had the flexibility to over come.
And who is this Mrs. Calendar you refer to? Jenny Calendar wasn't married as far as we know.
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Yes i know and i am working on it i started this in July and intended to have it finished by know, circumstances left me unable to meet that goal.
I'll try to do that i was feeling rushed which was probably conveyed in the story.
i am going back to change her height i had no idea how tall she was but i figured 5"5 would be a happy median and since i am aware that shes 5"3 know ill change it. As for Rory i will be correcting that too on here. (no offense but people on here are more picky then on ff.net plus its easy-er to change on here too)
As for Ms. Calender word messed that up and i had not noticed until you pointed it out.
Thank you
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You *badly* need a beta reader - the numerous grammatical errors make this a difficult story to read. Also, I see that I - *once again* - must remind a fanfic author that Buffy's official full name is Buffy Anne Summers, *not* Elizabeth. She is also 5' 3", not 5' 5", and Xander's uncle's name is Rory, not Royal. All of this information is easily obtainable from IMDB.com, a resource I suggest you avail yourself of before any further writing.
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i do have one and will be posting the corrected version of ch.8 after this and asking them to go over the Previous chapters. Yes i am aware of those facts but my story is Fanfiction where i can twist and warp the truth to what i want or need it to be. Just like people do when they say Joyce or Tara are alive it simply fits the plot of my story, and i do know about IMDB.com
Thank You for reviewing
Ps i didn't know Buffys height and it will be corrected soon
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I realize that you're trying to improve your grammar, etc. in each new chapter, but I think it would also be beneficial to go back and edit from the beginning. When a story is difficult to read (especially in the beginning!), readers are often put off or discouraged, and will more than likely hit the back button. Your story could have the most engaging plot in the world, but we readers are lazy and don't want to do any more work than we need to. A beta reader could help you with your grammar, spelling, etc. But keep trying - you've got an unusual pairing working to your advantage, and the makings of a good story, with a bit of editing. But was it just me, or was Xander's uncle named Rory?
If you're interested in help on the editing front, feel free to e-mail me at email@example.com. I'm working on a few fics already, but I'd be happy to help where I can. Or you could check out the TtH forum.
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thank you for pointing that out i will be asking my Beta to look over previous ones. Yes, but i warped his name it sounded better to me when i wrote the first draft. I do need help with the fonts on hear i wanted Xander's thoughts and the spell italicized and it did everything down from that and it wont stop to my annoyance.
Thank you
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