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It took them thirteen years to ditch
Old Slobodan Milosevic.
Now people see a new day dawn,
But notice that he's still not gone.
New York City
The Nation acknowledges that military and civilian trials in Peru violate due process of law in terrorism cases, that thousands of innocent people have been convicted and that thousands remain in prison in Peru today after political trials. Presumably it agrees that DINCOTE, the Peruvian antiterrorism police responsible for those convictions, are about as restrained and trustworthy as the elite national police that served Pinochet in Chile, the military governments in Argentina and Guatemala in the seventies and eighties and similar other police states.
Why then did The Nation choose to use its resources and invest its credibility to challenge Lori Berenson's innocence by relying on what are allegedly DINCOTE documents [Jonathan Levi and Liz Mineo, "The Lori Berenson Papers," Sept. 4/11]? The Nation was told that Peru planned to nullify Lori's military tribunal conviction and sentence to life imprisonment on the basis of a petition she filed in December 1999, and that The Nation was being used by DINCOTE to support charges against Lori for a new show trial.
Jonathan Levi misleads his readers by implying that the Berensons and I questioned only the authenticity of the records. If he will listen to the tape he made of our interview, he will hear it was the reliability of the papers, not merely their authenticity, that we challenged. We told The Nation that DINCOTE leaked the papers, "never before seen by the public but obtained by The Nation," precisely to spread false information about Lori in its pages, which reach so many of Lori's supporters, at the very time Peru would nullify Lori's military trial and begin yet another propaganda campaign against her in a new show trial in civilian courts, a trial that is itself illegal and not capable of fairness. The military tribunal, after a nine-month delay, nullified Lori's conviction and began the new proceedings just as the Nation cover story with its picture of Lori was being distributed.
The article accepts as gospel the false DINCOTE allegations of fact even where Lori has had the rare opportunity to state the opposite. The article refers repeatedly to Lori's "testimony," "deposition," "transcripts," suggesting there exist exact verifiable statements by Lori. But there are no transcripts, depositions or verbatim testimony, there is only what Levi claims a DINCOTE file they will not disclose contains. Who believes DINCOTE? Nor is it accurate to say that the papers "shed new light." All the false claims about Lori have been leaked to the press and printed repeatedly.
Levi has refused to permit the Berensons, or me, to see the papers he has. This places him in the same position as DINCOTE, which he concedes refused to provide copies of the documents "even to her lawyers," and in the same position as the Fujimori government, which has refused to provide any documents to the Berensons, Lori's counsel or the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights. Levi said he is "especially afraid with the trial coming up" to provide Lori a copy of the documents, because that would "have us working for the defense." Incredible. He is working for DINCOTE. He claims to have "sources intimately familiar with [its] workings." We ask only for a copy of the false papers with which Levi challenges Lori's innocence, not the source for the papers.
Aside from the moral outrage of promoting DINCOTE propaganda, the Nation article is patently cheap and demeaning to Lori Berenson. In a single sentence, asserting how "most ordinary Peruvians" feel about Lori, Levi writes that she "is a Beauty who slouches...toward Latin America, only to turn into a terrorist Beast, eyes wide open." Why the triple play on a fairy tale, a Didion book title and a prurient movie? Why the repeated references and allusions to sex? Above all, why is Levi, who has never met Lori, compelled to deny the possibility that she acted from inner qualities of goodness, even greatness, as he observes heroines in "classical tragedy" to do? Instead, he argues that she is doing the reverse: "She seems to be translating her fall into a theatrical grandeur." Lori has spent nearly five years in life-threatening prison conditions without a trial by any civilized standard on false charges in complete isolation, where any effort at "theatrical grandeur" can be seen by no one. All while the controlled press in Peru demonize her daily and The Nation serves DINCOTE's cause here in the United States.
Levi seems to know little about Peru, or Lori's case, except what DINCOTE and people within its sphere of influence told him. Lori's Peruvian lawyer in the military trial, who has not represented her for years, despite Levi's assertion that he still does, "although he is not as active as he once was," was never present during her nearly nine days of intense interrogation and sleep deprivation when Lori was alone in the tender hands of DINCOTE. On the day the statement DINCOTE prepared was given to her to sign, he saw Lori for the first time but was never able to talk with her in private before, during or thereafter. From time to time he has made statements harmful to Lori for whatever reason, which Levi joins the Peruvian press in repeating with glee.
The utter emptiness of the effort to support some level of guilt is found in Levi's repeated references to the one exposure to the Peruvian press just before her sentencing that was forced on Lori, in which she courageously and angrily spoke with passion about her concerns for the poor and about the absence of social justice in Peru. She also expressed the opinion that the MRTA is a revolutionary movement, not a terrorist group. Can the expression of a single opinion in less than twenty words be a crime? Levi thinks so. He refers to the "contempt in that face" from the film clips, although he has never seen her face. Lori was very angry for good reasons. Peru claims her words are the crime translated as "apology." It carries a lengthy prison term. Levi distinguishes the fate of an Italian woman who was convicted like Lori--but according to them on "more hard evidence"--and who was released after seventeen months, based on her claim of innocence, but Lori has always insisted she was innocent. Apparently he never saw the film clips of the Italian woman, who appeared far more agitated than Lori.
Levi called the Berensons to congratulate them when they heard Lori would get a new trial. But surely even he knows such a trial will not be fair. We can ignore the outrageous and repetitious claims of DINCOTE against Lori carried in The Nation. They are false. Lori will tell the truth if she is forced into a public show trial, and the truth will keep her free in spirit and someday make her free in body.
It is more difficult to ignore the role of The Nation in using its pages to support false DINCOTE propaganda planted to poison US opinion about Lori. A majority of Congress has demanded Lori's release from prison because Lori's parents, despite all the propaganda from Peru and the "Washington Peru policy," have persuaded them Lori is innocent. The Nation has not helped truth find its way out.
Perhaps the Nation Institute will now investigate how this happened.
New York City; Cambridge, Mass.
It's sad to watch such a historic defender of human rights as former Attorney General Ramsey Clark so willfully misread our report on his client, Lori Berenson. This misreading starts even before our story begins. Throughout his letter Clark attributes the article solely to Jonathan Levi. In fact, the byline was shared by Levi and Liz Mineo. Clark writes: "Levi seems to know little about Peru or Lori's case." Mineo, a full partner in the research and writing of the piece, was not only born in Lima but lived there for more than thirty-five years and worked (as her bio indicated) as an investigative reporter for a variety of newspapers and magazines, including El Comercio, a newspaper that the Berensons have lauded for its fair coverage of their daughter's case.
Clark makes some strong claims about our journalistic integrity and the motivations behind our story, but he fails to provide any evidence to support them. We reported in the article that Berenson's own lawyer in Peru, Grimaldo Achahui, signed the DINCOTE record of her interrogation and later confirmed its authenticity. Clark attempts to disparage Achahui by declaring that he "has not represented [Lori] for years" and that "he has made statements harmful to Lori." In fact, his last action on her behalf was filing Berenson's appeal to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights in 1999, and as recently as August the Berensons themselves referred to Achahui as Lori's Peruvian lawyer. The only statements of his that we repeat pertain to his verification of Lori's testimony to DINCOTE and his opinion that her sentence was unfair.
Clark writes, "The article accepts as gospel the false DINCOTE allegations of fact...." Perhaps Clark missed the following sentence: "The story that emerges from the documents is one of unusually hasty police surveillance, negligent interrogation and reckless reliance on one witness whose testimony was neither challenged nor corroborated. The documents give a crude demonstration of how hyperinflation can be applied to a police charge, raising Berenson, in its final pages, from the obscurity of a minor suspect to the limelight of a major leader of the MRTA." Our aim was to examine all received truths about the case. To that end, we conducted interviews with dozens of people in Peru, including former and current members of DINCOTE as well as former and current members of the MRTA and educated observers within the diplomatic and business community. Nowhere did we represent the DINCOTE documents as the record of a fair and balanced judicial process. Although we described discrepancies between Berenson's story as it appears in the documents and other available evidence, we also clearly showed grave inconsistencies in the government's case against her.
It is Clark who displays a striking ignorance of Fujimori's Peru. Although anti-regime journalists (including Mineo and many of her former colleagues) have been harassed and threatened by the government, they continue to operate with vigor. Like journalists everywhere, they routinely use anonymous government sources in their work. We came upon the documents in question through sources within DINCOTE who, in our judgment and that of other independent journalists in Peru, were reliable.
Moreover, contrary to Clark's implication, our article, which was published five days before the announcement that the military charges against Berenson had been dismissed, fairly represented the Berensons' fear that their daughter would be retried in civilian court on the charge of collaboration with terrorism, which carries a sentence of twenty years. (She had previously received a life sentence for "treason against the fatherland and conspiracy to overthrow Congress.")
Clark seems most angry that, after our article appeared, we would not show him the documents. An associate of Clark's asked for the documents on a Monday because Lori was due to be examined by the civilian judge on Wednesday. Once the new legal process had begun, we would have risked compromising our credibility as journalists by showing Clark or his associates the documents. We believe that the Peruvian court was wrong to withhold these documents from Berenson and her attorneys. But one does not have to be a lawyer to understand the difference between a judge and a journalist.
In Clark's view, since we were not willing to work for him and the Berensons, we must be working for DINCOTE. It is a charge that is beneath Clark, a veteran of the struggle during the dark cold war days of this country, when loyalty was painted red or white, and if you weren't on our side you were on theirs. Although we feel great sympathy for Mark and Rhoda Berenson and can only hope that our parents might fight so tirelessly and energetically if we found ourselves in Lori's position, we react with an appalled sadness to Clark's slander.
We stand by Jonathan Levi and Liz Mineo's careful reporting for this magazine on the Lori Berenson case. We also share Ramsey Clark's belief that justice is not possible for Berenson in Peru and that she should be released, a view we expressed in an editorial accompanying Levi and Mineo's article and another just after her new civilian trial was announced. The only "truth" we presumed to reveal was that the investigation of her case, her trial and conviction were deeply unfair and the government's evidence against her hopelessly tainted. Therefore, our recommendation was not for her case to be reopened but for human rights advocates to step up pressure on the regime to free her and all those unjustly convicted of terrorism in Peru.
New Orleans
I read with interest the timely report on Lori Berenson, which coincided with the Peruvian government's decision to grant her a retrial. This decision, welcome as it may be by human rights activists and the Berenson family and friends, is, however, seen by large sectors of the Peruvian public as a cynical attempt by a beleaguered government nationally and internationally perceived as illegitimate to improve its relations with the United States. While it makes sense for Berenson's family and well-wishers to portray her at best as totally innocent and at worst as a useful idiot, the documentation provided by The Nation points to a much more conscious collaboration with a guerrilla group intent on forcibly deposing a foreign government. In the United States too, long sentences have been imposed on foreigners convicted of aiding in the planning and/or perpetration of acts of terrorism. The World Trade Center case comes to mind.
As a Peruvian, I find the methods used by my government against the guerrillas excessive and often more criminal than the groups it was fighting. The time has come to re-evaluate many of those actions, in both the military and the legal realms. As scandalous as the lack of due process that led to Berenson's incarceration was, it would be equally scandalous for her to be set free simply because she is a well-represented American at a time when freeing her becomes expedient to the Peruvian and US governments, while hundreds or thousands of others remain indefinitely in jail, sentenced under similar conditions and including the truly innocent.
New York City
That Lori Berenson was denied fair jurisprudence and that our government has not secured her release are both clear. But Jonathan Levi and Liz Mineo's attempts to paint a personal portrait of Lori Berenson (through evidence that may have been completely fabricated or through her "militant" attitude during her press statement, where she was instructed to yell to be heard) miss the point. In an instance of gross human and civil rights violations, it is entirely inappropriate to look for kernels of rationale based on the victim's behavior. That Lori is innocent isn't even the issue here--would you deem it appropriate to examine the behavior of a Jewish storekeeper in Nazi-era Germany in order to find a shred of justification in his subsequent gassing at Auschwitz? Lori's imprisonment, her health problems and the outrageous treatment she has suffered by the Peruvian courts are the issues. I don't care if she's a country club Republican or an Uzi-toting terrorist's moll. She's a human being and an American, and she must come home.
In Serbia people power has swept out another tyrant. In the aftermath the Yugoslav federation's new president, Vojislav Kostunica, the constitutional scholar of strong nationalist leanings who led the surprisingly velvet revolution, faced the tough job of renewing a government that stank of rot from the top down. Opposition leader Zoran Djindjic summed up the fast-changing post-Slobo status quo: "We've done two-thirds of the job, but we used the power of the streets more than the power of the institutions and more the power of the people than of political organizations. Now it's up to us to turn what people chose with their energy into reality."
The task of institutionalizing the revolution presented the new federal president with daunting problems. His moves to oust the pro-Milosevic officials in the Serbian government--the still-loyal secret police, the military, corrupt factory managers, bureaucrats and legislators--and install honest civil servants were complicated by resistance from leaders of the old regime and some generals. But he still had the powerful force of unleashed democratic energy behind him. Given Kostunica's nationalistic sentiments, however, which permeate the Serbian Orthodox Church hierarchy and other institutions to which he claims some fealty, there is a danger of the recrudescence of chauvinistic patriotism, which Milosevic stirred up during his reign and to which elements of the populace remain vulnerable. We can hope at this point that Kostunica will work to keep these emotions within bounds.
Kostunica must also deal with restive Montenegro, which harbors secessionist dreams and, unhappy over the current Constitution, boycotted the elections. And he must confront the issue of the future of Kosovo, whose people suffered greatly at Serbian hands. Hundreds of Albanian political prisoners are in Serbian jails, and Kostunica has the power to pardon them. His attitude toward municipal elections in Kosovo, set for October 24, is crucial. These elections were seen as an important step in UN efforts to establish workable institutions in the province--and by many as part of an irreversible process of readying Kosovo for independence.
The West must give Kostunica and his new-fledged democracy strong support, both diplomatic and economic, including lifting sanctions. Billions of dollars are needed to rebuild the economy that the Milosevic regime ransacked and that sanctions crippled, and to repair the infrastructure damage inflicted by NATO bombs.
That does not, however, mean putting on indefinite hold the reckoning with Milosevic and his henchmen before the war crimes tribunal in The Hague. The meting out of justice to indicted war criminals must continue, but the West should give Kostunica running room while persuading him to cooperate with the tribunal.
The Contact Group, led by the United States, France, Britain and Germany, must begin thinking seriously about a broader international diplomatic process to resolve many of the outstanding questions and conflicts of the entire region and to give the Balkans a secure place in the European "house." The Serbs' yearning to be integrated into Europe was a strong motive behind their overthrow of Milosevic.
The crimes of Serbia's leaders, its army and its paramilitaries cannot be forgotten, but the NATO air war left a residue of bitterness among the people. Now, Yugoslav democracy needs to be nourished. The hope of better lives can sustain the Serbs in the arduous task of reconstruction they face in the years ahead.
Although most Israelis, even those who consider themselves members of the left, are blaming Yasir Arafat for escalating the current violence, some are trying to voice a different position. They have organized a number of small protests calling for Israel's withdrawal from the West Bank and Gaza Strip and against the shooting of demonstrators.
In addition, about fifty Israeli scholars and community leaders--Jews and Arabs--have published a petition in Israel's daily Haaretz stating that war must and can be avoided. The petition was initiated by sociologist Baruch Kimmerling. Signers include Ruchama Marton, the founder of the Israeli Physicians for Human Rights; Dalia Kirstein, director of the Center for the Rights of the Individual; and Gila Svirsky, former director of the Israeli and Palestinian feminist group Bat Shalom. Also signing were literary figures David Grossman, Yitschak Laor, Yigal Shwartz and Orly Lubin; economist Arieh Arnon; and three Palestinian citizens of Israel who teach at Ben-Gurion University, Ismael Abu-Saad, Thabet Abu Rass and Ahmad Saadi. The petition demands:
§ An immediate and unilateral Israeli commitment to evacuating the provocative settlements and zones that are to be included in the Palestinian state--including those in the Gaza Strip, Hebron and the Jordan Valley.
§ That Israel accept Palestinian sovereignty over all Arab neighborhoods and mosques inside Jerusalem, while Israel will maintain sovereignty over the Western Wall. The city, within this framework, will be completely open to all residents.
§ That Israel declare a strong commitment to insuring equal rights in every area to all Palestinian and other citizens of the state of Israel, and that it stop shooting at demonstrators.
§ A release and exchange of all prisoners on all sides.
We believe that only the acceptance of this package and the immediate cessation of all violence by all populations on all sides can serve as the basis for rebuilding trust among Jews, Palestinians and the Arab world.
Misreported and flawed from the start, the Oslo peace process has entered its terminal phase of violent confrontation, disproportionately massive Israeli repression, widespread Palestinian rebellion and great loss of life, mainly Palestinian. Ariel Sharon's September 28 visit to Haram al Sharif could not have occurred without Ehud Barak's concurrence; how else could Sharon have appeared there with at least a thousand soldiers guarding him? Barak's approval rating rose from 20 to 50 percent after the visit, and the stage seems set for a national unity government ready to be still more violent and repressive.
The portents of this disarray, however, were there from the 1993 start, as I duly noted in The Nation (September 20, 1993). Labor and Likud leaders alike made no secret of the fact that Oslo was designed to segregate the Palestinians in noncontiguous, economically unviable enclaves, surrounded by Israeli-controlled borders, with settlements and settlement roads punctuating and essentially violating the territories' integrity. Expropriations and house demolitions proceeded inexorably through the Rabin, Peres, Netanyahu and Barak administrations, along with the expansion and multiplication of settlements (200,000 Israeli Jews added to Jerusalem, 200,000 more in Gaza and the West Bank), military occupation continuing and every tiny step taken toward Palestinian sovereignty--including agreements to withdraw in minuscule, agreed-upon phases--stymied, delayed, canceled at Israel's will.
This method was politically and strategically absurd. Occupied East Jerusalem was placed out of bounds by a bellicose Israeli campaign to decree the intractably divided city off-limits to West Bank and Gaza Palestinians and to claim it as Israel's "eternal, undivided capital." The 4 million Palestinian refugees--now the largest and longest existing such population anywhere--were told that they could forget about return or compensation. With his own corrupt and repressive regime supported by both Israel's Mossad and the CIA, Yasir Arafat continued to rely on US mediation, even though the US negotiating team was dominated by former Israeli lobby officials and a President whose ideas about the Middle East showed no understanding of the Arab-Islamic world. Compliant but isolated and unpopular Arab chiefs (especially Egypt's Hosni Mubarak) were humiliatingly compelled to toe the American line, thereby further diminishing their eroded credibility at home. Israel's priorities were always put first. No attempt was made to address the injustice done when the Palestinians were dispossessed in 1948.
Back of the peace process were two unchanging Israeli/American presuppositions, both of them derived from a startling incomprehension of reality. The first was that after enough punishment and beating, Palestinians would give up, accept the compromises Arafat did in fact accept and call the whole Palestinian cause off, thereafter excusing Israel for everything it has done. Thus, the "peace process" gave no considered attention to immense Palestinian losses of land and goods, or to the links between past dislocation and present statelessness, while as a nuclear power with a formidable military, Israel continued to claim the status of victim and demand restitution for genocidal anti-Semitism in Europe. There has still been no official acknowledgment of Israel's (by now amply documented) responsibility for the tragedy of 1948. But one can't force people to forget, especially when the daily reality is seen by all Arabs as reproducing the original injustice.
Second, after seven years of steadily worsening economic and social conditions for Palestinians everywhere, Israeli and US policy-makers persisted in trumpeting their successes, excluding the United Nations and other interested parties, bending the partisan media to their wills, distorting the actuality into ephemeral victories for "peace." With the entire Arab world up in arms over Israeli helicopter gunships and tanks demolishing Palestinian civilian buildings, with almost 100 fatalities and almost 2,000 wounded, including many children, and with Palestinian Israelis rising up against their treatment as third-class citizens, the misaligned and skewed status quo is falling apart. Isolated in the UN and unloved everywhere in the Arab world as Israel's unconditional champion, the United States and its lame-duck President have little to contribute.
Neither does the Arab and Israeli leadership, even though they are likely to cobble up another interim agreement. Extraordinary has been the virtual silence of the Zionist peace camp in the United States, Europe and Israel. The slaughter of Palestinian youths goes on while they back Israeli brutality or express disappointment at Palestinian ingratitude. Worst of all are the US media, cowed by the fearsome Israeli lobby, with commentators and anchors spinning distorted reports about "crossfire" and "Palestinian violence" that eliminate the fact that Israel is in military occupation and that Palestinians are fighting it, not "laying siege to Israel," as Madeleine Albright put it. While the United States celebrates the Serbian people's victory over Milosevic, Clinton and his aides refuse to see the Palestinian insurgency as the same kind of struggle against injustice.
My guess is that some of the new Palestinian intifada is directed at Arafat, who has led his people astray with phony promises and maintains a battery of corrupt officials holding down commercial monopolies even as they negotiate incompetently and weakly on his behalf. Sixty percent of the public budget is disbursed by Arafat to bureaucracy and security, only 2 percent to the infrastructure. Three years ago his own accountants admitted to an annual $400 million in disappeared funds. His international patrons accept this in the name of the "peace process," certainly the most hated phrase in the Palestinian lexicon today.
An alternative peace plan and leadership is slowly emerging among leading Israeli, West Bank, Gaza and diaspora Palestinians, a thousand of whom have signed a set of declarations that have great popular support: no return to the Oslo framework; no compromise on the original UN Resolutions (242, 338 and 194) on the basis of which the Madrid Conference was convened in 1991; removal of all settlements and military roads; evacuation of all the territories annexed or occupied in 1967; boycott of Israeli goods and services. A new sense may actually be dawning that only a mass movement against Israeli apartheid (similar to South Africa's) will work. Certainly it is wrong for Barak and Albright to hold Arafat responsible for what he no longer fully controls. Rather than dismiss the new framework being proposed, Israel's supporters would be wise to remember that the question of Palestine concerns an entire people, not an aging and discredited leader. Besides, peace in Palestine/Israel can be made only between equals once the military occupation has ended. No Palestinian, not even Arafat, can really accept anything less.
A new era has begun in Serbia, not only because Slobodan Milosevic has at last been expelled from office but because the deed was accomplished by the Serbian people acting in solidarity and without recourse to violence to seize their political destiny. The world will not soon forget the spectacle of Serbian riot police embracing demonstrators or the ballots spilling from the windows of the Serbian Parliament building.
Six months ago, such developments were unthinkable: Serbia's opposition had grown battle-weary and despondent, outmaneuvered by a repressive regime and fractured by internal divisions. Much of the credit for the energy, creativity and wherewithal of the protests belongs to Serbia's youth movement, Otpor, which aggressively advocated coalition-building, nonviolent civil disobedience and the importance of winning police and military support. The popular rebellion in Serbia bore the hallmarks of Otpor's strategy, as well as the youth movement's exuberance and optimism.
Still, the politics of coalition-building are complicated and perilous. Can groups, individuals and institutions that once supported Milosevic's ruling party or that launched and sustained the rhetoric of war really be trusted to help lead Serbia into the new era? For how long will the eighteen opposition parties that united behind Vojislav Kostunica continue to cooperate in the absence of a common enemy? Given Serbia's deeply divided political scene, Kostunica, a nationalist democrat from the center right, was a canny choice for presidential nominee: Uncorrupted by regime ties or mafia connections, Kostunica has a reputation for personal honesty and integrity. An anti-Communist, he also has a history of fierce opposition to Western interference in Serbian affairs. He has denounced the Hague war crimes tribunal as a political tool, he had strong wartime ties to Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic, and he decried the Dayton agreement of 1995, favoring more substantial Serbian territorial claims in Bosnia. As for the Serbian offensive against Albanians in Kosovo, Kostunica once told the Chicago Tribune, "Their leaders asked for Kosovo to be bombed. How should we behave? How would Americans behave?"
These views appealed to Milosevic's former constituency as well as to the substantial nationalist opposition that has long felt that Milosevic betrayed Serbian territorial aims and soiled the country's international image. Many ordinary Serbs share an abiding distrust of the international community, especially the United States, which they feel punished the people for the actions of a leader many of them despised. At the same time, although he wears his nationalism proudly, Kostunica says that it entails neither chauvinistic intent nor "Greater Serbian" aspirations. Kostunica has always opposed the deployment of paramilitaries, and he is a democrat who favors a free press, a truth commission and the rule of law. His impressively level-headed command of the peaceful rebellion speaks for his commitment to nonviolent conflict resolution within Yugoslavia.
And yet there is an antinationalist segment of the Serbian opposition, however small, that embraces the country's new leader very cautiously. These civil society leaders, many of whom weathered the Milosevic years in Serbia's sizable NGO community, worry that Kostunica will bring with him certain elites who fell from Milosevic's favor in the mid-nineties. After all, among Kostunica's close allies are the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts and the Serbian Orthodox Church, both of which helped produce the nationalist rhetoric that Milosevic seized to bolster popular support and to fuel the war machine. Serbian nationalism in all its varieties will not soon disappear, and the student movement in particular has a crucial role to play in keeping Kostunica, as well as his future challengers, honest and in helping a meaningful political life to take root at last in Serbia.
Meanwhile, the practical challenges are monumental. Yugoslavia's economy is a shambles. Not only did NATO bomb key factories last year; not only did sanctions create a vacuum since filled by an all-pervasive black market; not only does Serbia lack a banking system and access to foreign banks; but Milosevic and his cronies established an elite class of gangsters and paramilitaries whose ill-gotten wealth will be difficult to simply wish away. To neutralize the power of organized crime, the holdings of war profiteers and mafia lords may have to be legalized, or at the very least, these characters, who have played such a nefarious role in Serbia's financial and cultural life for the past decade, must be persuaded to invest their wealth constructively. In a society whose institutions, from banks and hospitals to schools and courts, have been neglected or co-opted, and where the flight of the professional classes became a virtual hemorrhage, the road to recovery will be long indeed. Although the easing of sanctions and the promise of aid will help, the people of Serbia must survive a very difficult period of adjustment.
At the end of this period, however, Serbia, the largest and most populous nation in the ex-Yugoslav region, could once again become a forceful neighbor. This is just one reason that it is so important for Serbia to reckon with its recent history and rebuild its relationships with the other ex-Yugoslav republics on a foundation of humility and cooperation. The status of Montenegro remains an open and vexed question, with some of Milo Djukanovic's followers still straining for independence and Milosevic's party officially governing Montenegro on the federal level. And against the will of the Albanian majority, Kosovo remains nominally a part of Yugoslavia; with a reputable government in Belgrade, the international community will eventually withdraw.
The question of reconciliation with the past, specifically Serbia's role in the Yugoslav wars, is also a critical one, and it will most likely be resolved on local terms or not at all. Many Serbs believe they have been demonized by the world media and unfairly singled out for punishment for the Bosnian war. Thus, stern rebukes from abroad often meet with hostility. Although Kostunica has unfortunately vowed not to cooperate with The Hague, he may offer war crimes trials on Serbian soil. One hopes the new freedom of expression Kostunica promises will allow journalists and academics to explore recent history publicly and candidly. This internal process will be delicate, painful and contentious, but it offers the possibility of deep and lasting change.
Certainly...get him hanged! Why not? Anything--anything can be done
in this country. --Joseph Conrad, Heart of Darkness
So here we are, barely into the next century, and the indications
couldn't be better. Peace and prosperity rule. Forget World Wars I and
II, the Nazi death camps, the gulag, Hiroshima, even Vietnam. Forget
that whole last benighted century of ours, that charnel house of
darkness in the heart of the West, or the Free World as we called it,
until, ever so recently, the whole world was freed. That's old news. It
was old even before the "short Twentieth Century," which began amid
nationalist cheers in August 1914, ended early as that wall in Berlin
came down. It's hard to believe now that in 1945, after Europe's second
Thirty Years' War, the civilization that had experienced a proud peace,
while dominating two-thirds of the planet, lay in ruins; that it had
become a site of genocide, its cities reduced to rubble, its fields laid
waste, its lands littered with civilian dead, its streets flooded by
refugees: a description that today would be recognizable only of a place
like Kosovo, Chechnya or Sierra Leone.
What a relief, when you think about it; more so if you don't: Mass death,
massacre (every acre of it), the cleansing of civilian populations, the
whole bloody business has finally been handed back to the savages in
countries nobody who counts really gives a damn about anyway. After all
these years, we face a world in which genocide happens in Rwanda or East
Timor, slaughter and mass rape in the cesspool of the Balkans, which
hardly qualifies as Europe anyway, or in African countries like
Congo--and most important of all, they're doing it to one another. Even
when it comes to nuclear matters, the MAD policies of the two
superpowers have been deposited in the ever-fuller dustbin of history
(though most of the weapons linger by the thousands in the same hands),
and the second team, the subs, have been called in. Now, Indians and
Pakistanis have an equal-opportunity chance to Hiroshimate each other
without (at least initially) involving us at all.
We always knew that violence was the natural state of life out there;
that left to their own devices they would dismember one another without
pity. We've more or less washed our hands of mass death, the only
remaining question being: If they slaughter each other for too long (or
too many gruesome images appear on our TVs), do we have a moral
obligation to intervene for their own good?
With history largely relegated to the History Channel and hosannas to
the Greatest Generation, the disconnect between the exterminatory
devastation of 1945 and our postmillennial world of prosperity seems
complete. So it's hard to know whether to respond with a spark of
elation or with pity on discovering that a few intrepid writers--Mark
Cocker, Adam Hochschild, Jonathan Schell and Sven Lindqvist--have begun
an important remapping of the exterminatory landscape of the last
centuries. (As an editor, I should add, I have been associated with
Hochschild and Schell.) Interestingly, none of them are professional
historians; and I hesitate to call them a grouping, for they seem
largely ignorant of one another's work. Yet their solitary efforts have
much in common.
They have taken remarkably complementary journeys into the West's now
largely forgotten colonial past. Considered as a whole, their work
represents a rudimentary act of reconstructive surgery on our collective
near-unconscious. They are attempting to re-suture the history of the
West to that of the Third World--especially to Africa, that continent
where for so long whites knew that "anything" could be done with
impunity, and where much of the horror later to be visited upon Europe
might have been previewed.
Worried by present exterminatory possibilities, each of these writers
has been driven back to stories once told but now largely ignored. Three
of the four returned to a specific figure, a Polish
seaman-turned-novelist who, as a steamboat pilot in the Congo, witnessed
one exterminatory moment in Africa and on the eve of a new century
published a short novel, Heart of Darkness, based on it. Of the
four, only Hochschild has done original historical research. But that,
in a way, is the point. They are not telling us new stories but
reclaiming older ones that have dropped from sight, and so
re-establishing a paper trail on extermination without which our modern
moment conveniently makes no sense.
During the Kosovo crisis of last year, it was commonplace if not routine to hear two mantras being intoned by those who had decided that "never" would be about the right time to resist ethnic cleansing with a show of force. We were incessantly told (were we not?) that NATO's action would drive the Serbs into the arms of Slobodan Milosevic. And we were incessantly told (were we not?) that the same NATO action would intensify, not alleviate, the plight of the Kosovar refugees. Now there has been an election that was boycotted by almost all Kosovars and by the government of Montenegro. And even with the subtraction of these two important blocs of opposition voters, it is obvious that Milosevic has been humiliated, exposed, unmasked, disgraced.
Democrats weren't the only ones who benefited from knowing wealthy Asians.
Call it the Prague Fall: a season not only to test the democratic progress of Central Europe's most favored post-Communist nation but to find out whether a nonhierarchical, nonviolent movement of fair traders, environmentalists, debt-relief activists, socialist workers and revolutionaries can--by applying public pressure to the world's most powerful economic institutions--force real change. Prague proved, if nothing else, that the issues of corporate reform and increased social services have worldwide appeal. Red-sashed Catalonian Marxists marched alongside white-clad Italian Zapatista sympathizers. Nervous Czech environmentalists rubbed shoulders with black-hooded German anarchists. Activists from Greece and Turkey--yes, Greece and Turkey, together--commanded the front line of a march blockaded by police and kept it calm. This was not the globalization of multinationals, but in the words of Scott Codey, a US activist, "globalization of human rights, workers' rights and economic justice."
As Day One of the Initiative Against Economic Globalization in Prague began, all was quiet and orderly. Leaders of nonprofit organizations held thinly attended public discussions. Fourteen thousand dark-suited bankers and politicians yawned through World Bank and the International Monetary Fund meetings with titles like "Building the Bottom Line Through Corporate Citizenship" in a Stalin-era convention hall. Meanwhile, the police looked on benevolently--I saw one Czech lieutenant blithely pop a ball into the air with the inscription Liquidate the IMF.
By late morning, however, activists had begun a three-pronged assault on the heavily guarded Congress Center. One group of mostly anarchists and communists managed to snake its way through police barricades and get within yards of the bankers' meeting hall. It remains unclear how the violence escalated so quickly, but fifty Czech police were injured in a bombardment of sticks, stones and Molotov cocktails. By nightfall, after activists had smashed the windows of a McDonald's on Wenceslas Square, cops were again beaten back, this time by protesters wielding the policemen's own batons. The day ended in a cloud of tear gas, with thousands of World Bank delegates being shuttled in buses, searching for the four-star hotels not besieged by young radicals.
By Day Two, to no one's surprise, the Czech police had abandoned their restraint. I saw officers round up protesters for no apparent reason and cart them off to jail, where things got decidedly worse. Many of the 859 arrested were denied food, water and phone calls. And in numerous cases, they were severely beaten. "The jails here are a place of no control, a place of complete darkness," said Marek Vesely, an observer with Citizens Legal Watch, a Czech nonprofit. "A lot of people who didn't have anything to do with the violence got arrested." In addition to investigating a range of human rights violations, Citizens Legal Watch is trying to determine whether police provocateurs urged on the crowds and whether--as was widely rumored--some activists were turned away at the Czech border based on information provided by the FBI.
But amid the apparent chaos, there were signs of accomplishments. For one, pressure from the streets, building ever since Seattle, finally forced two traditionally secretive institutions to let some critics in the door. Representatives of Transparency International, which is calling for public access to World Bank and IMF documents, along with 350 representatives of nongovernmental organizations, were admitted to meetings in Prague (five years ago, only two NGOs were allowed in). World Bank president James Wolfensohn and IMF managing director Horst Köhler even met with NGO leaders in a public meeting presided over by Czech President Vaclav Havel.
Still, the substance of the new dialogue left much to be desired. "Understand that we are not a world government," Wolfensohn told NGO leaders. "Very often people blame us for the politics in a country when they should really blame themselves." Such defensiveness makes it hard to take seriously the World Bank and IMF claim that they want "to make globalization work for the benefit of all." As Liane Schalatek of the Heinrich Böll Foundation said, "NGOs have pointed out for more than three decades that growth is not just economic growth. We have heard the rhetoric." (Wolfensohn did manage to win over rock star Bono of U2, who left Prague calling him "the Elvis of economics.")
The Italian Zapatistas and Catalonian Marxists have now returned home. Czechs have reoccupied their city. And the jails are mostly empty (as of this writing, only twenty protesters remain in custody). But the Prague Fall is not over. The movement is globalized; critics have been admitted into the tent. And perhaps most important, politicians, central bankers and multinational chiefs are beginning to understand that corporate globalization faces truly global antipathy.


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pneumatologySyllabification: pneu·ma·tol·o·gy
Pronunciation: /ˌn(y)o͞oməˈtäləjē /
Definition of pneumatology in English:
The branch of Christian theology concerned with the Holy Spirit.
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- He does so brilliantly, synthesizing Thomas's doctrine of God, God's relationship to creation, the doctrine of 'image and likeness,' and Christology and pneumatology.
- The relation between Christology and pneumatology has been an important element of contemporary ecumenical discussion especially between eastern and western Christians.
- It is true, of course, that every Christian belief is related to all the others; but pneumatology in particular would seem to be a zone of theology that can hardly be entered except by an indirect route.
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- Reflecting traditional religions' stress on immediate experience of spiritual reality, worship and theology become more pneumatological, with greater emphasis on the experience and power of the Holy Spirit.
- I call the third and final inflection of the triune name the pneumatological inflection, the inflection most naturally appropriated to the third person of the Trinity.
- On the other side, Pentecostals are nurtured by a pneumatological vision of what it means to be the church; their identity is therefore as a fellowship of the Spirit centered around the presence and activity of the Spirit of Jesus.
Pronunciation: /ˌn(y)o͞omətəˈläjəkəl/adjective
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i just figured out most of archangel tale by m. ward on guitar.
jesus. will wonders never cease?
i don't know if i've got too many guitar players on my friends list,
but if anyone is interested, i could tab it & pass it along.
...m ward tab isn't the easiest thing to come by...
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The power of working with flowers can be therapeutic for caregiver and loved one alike.
When Beth (not her real name) is pinching off the dead leaves of houseplants or watering the garden outside, she seems normal, at peace and as though she has a sense of purpose. Beth, however, is an Alzheimer's patient living at Parc Provence, an assisted-living community for senior adults in St. Louis, Missouri. Angie Keeven, director of resident well-being there, says that Beth, who's only 59, would be taking care of plants if she were able to live at home, so that's what she does at Parc Provence. In the winter, she works in the greenhouse, and in the summer, she gardens outdoors. Her room faces the garden that she so lovingly tends, so when Beth requested wind chimes be added, her wish was quickly-and willingly-granted.
Gardening therapy can work equally as well for loved ones and caregivers who live at home as it does for those in an assisted-living setting. Depending on the mobility of the one in your care, you can garden either indoors or outside. And no matter how small or easy the project, working with living plants will help both of you "bloom."
The Magic of Gardening
For seniors with disabilities or illness, too often the easiest form of fall-back entertainment is television or videos. Gardening gets them away from the screen and fills at least some of their day with gratifying and tangible work.
In many cases, working in the dirt with plants also provides socialization because at least two of you are involved. Engaging other members of your caregiving team in gardening therapy is a good strategy to broaden the scope of that companionship.
"Gardening requires certain steps or sequences," says David B. Carr, MD, a geriatrician at Washington University in St. Louis. "Lots of patients, especially those with Alzheimer's or dementia, need guidance or mentoring because they can't go through all the steps alone, but they can do some of them." Carr describes one of his male patients whose wife was the brains of their gardening operation. "She told him how deep to dig the hole, what to put in it and how to water it. This way of attacking the activity worked for them," he notes, "and they got to spend quality time together.
"It has been my experience that those patients (with Alzheimer's or dementia), doing activities (gardening being one example) do better in the long haul and have a slower rate of decline than those who don't do anything," says Carr. "Gardening is one of the non-prescription interventions that has the ability to slow the rate of cognitive decline."
According to Eva Shaw, PhD, author of Shovel It: Nature's Health Plan, gardening reduces stress, lowers blood pressure and helps fight depression. A study done by Kaiser Permanente showed the brainwave activity of a gardener mirrored that of someone praying or meditating. "Hospitalized patients' wounds heal faster and they require fewer pain killers and antidepressants when they are merely looking at a painting of a garden," says Shaw. "Imagine the effect a real garden can have."
Caregivers reap most of the same benefits as their loved ones, plus some additional advantages when they introduce gardening into their caregiving mix. As a caregiver, you get to actually step away from the focused, everyday caregiving process for a while as you do something totally pleasurable together. A loved one with Alzheimer's or dementia will spend less time asking you repetitive questions and more time gardening-which is definitely a de-stressor. And creating something living together gives you both a sense of purpose.
Gardening, Shaw notes, allows the caregiver to nurture the patient while the patient nurtures the plants. And gardening can be therapeutic even if you've never gardened before.
The Way to Your Garden
A gardening project might begin with a visit to a public garden or a private one that a neighbor doesn't mind sharing. You also can check out gardening books from the library or look up gardening sites on the Internet. Then you'll have to decide if you'll start with houseplants, grow from seed, buy plants at a nursery, or, perhaps, plant a vegetable garden. Will you grow your plants indoors or out? Might your loved one's mobility determine what you grow and where you grow it? Just make sure your loved one is very involved in the choices. And try to incorporate fragrance. Carr points out that the sense of smell is affected early in Alzheimer's patients and gardening is a good way to try to retain that sense of smell. If you can, garden outdoors where fragrances are more pungent, colors more brilliant.
Shaw reminds us of how important our relationship with nature is and how we seek it out in times of stress, commenting, "that really hit home when people flocked to gardens and parks after 9/11." Many employees at The Lighthouse for the Blind in Seattle spend their lunches and breaks in Ethel Dupar's Fragrant Garden. "It's very relaxing, with the birds singing and the fountain playing-people light up when they're out there," says head gardener Helen Webber.
Blooming Results
Whether you opt for an indoor or outdoor garden, start with something simple and easy to ensure first-time success. "I recommend starting small," says Carr, "especially with an Alzheimer's patient, and focusing on one bed at a time. If that goes well, then move on."
The easiest way to begin, advises Shaw, is to plant a variety of bright and cheerful flowers in a container that you put outside. Or grow salad greens like lettuce, parsley and cilantro that you can eat. (Making a handpicked salad could be a later mutual activity.) "The most foolproof way is to buy something already in bloom from a reputable, quality nursery," says Shaw.
Although buying from a nursery is safe and almost guarantees success, planting from seed might be more fun, call for more tasks and, in the end, be more satisfying for everyone. And if you are smart about what you plant, you'll see results without too long a wait. Shaw points out that herbs like thyme and cilantro are a snap to grow from seed. And, according to Webber, flowers that easily grow from seeds include nasturtiums and marigolds, as well as colorful-leaved coleus. Peas and radishes are the best vegetables to grow from seeds and handle easily. "Whatever gardening you take on," Webber says, "customize it to your loved one and to you."
Garden Beds and Paths
No matter what you decide to plant, use good soil. In most cases, the soil outside your home will not be the best choice. Webber recommends using potting soil, from a local garden center, for both houseplants and container gardening because these are both artificial environments for plants. In garden beds, you'll want lots of organic matter in the soil so, if you want to see the results of your efforts quickly, mix composted manure, available in garden centers, with the soil there.
To make the garden more accessible if your loved one is in a wheelchair or mobility-challenged, create wide paths for better maneuverability. Building raised beds makes gardening more comfortable for both of you because they eliminate the need for a great deal of bending over.
Geriatrician Carr believes that Alzheimer's and dementia can best be managed by including in the patients' daily routine activities that provide them with cognitive stimulation and socialization as well as stress management. "I wish more physicians would prescribe activities to all their patients," Carr says.
And what better activity, no matter who's in need of some gentle therapy, than shared time in the garden?


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The Amazing Free PickWEB Client for iOS
PickWEB is an amazing smartphone app that has been developed for iOS, Windows and Android platforms by Aleksej Alekseenko with the main purpose of providing users a great directory experience with the most important and interesting sites on the web included in it.
The first feature you will notice as soon as you get this PickWEB in your hands are the three main screens it includes, namely Search, Catalogue & Links, each of which are characterized by certain specifications that highly influence the way in which they function.
The future of In App Advertising, It predicted to be triple by 2018 – To Almost $17 billion
The majority of mobile device users, especially those that show a preference towards Android operating systems much prefer to download free apps on to their phone rather than paying for the registered option regardless of how low it may be.
This drives application developers to rely on more creative methods of monetising their app. This therefore has contributed to immense popularity of in-app advertising. It has seen one of the biggest growths within the advertising media industry and is quickly becoming a major source of revenue for application developers. Why? Owners of smart phones are spending more time on their apps than they are on web browsers and that is because apps provide quick access to user's favourite sites.
Concern About Internet Privacy? Try FaceLess
Faceless.me is a VPN service that provides its users with internet privacy across multiple computers and devices. On iOS devices, you can download the free Faceless app to start protecting your internet connection right away.
Card Builder allows you to build customized greeting cards anywhere any time:
Cards Builder is an app created by Online Science Classroom Company; it is free and available on the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.
This app allows you to build customized greeting cards for friends and family. You start out with a blank card and then add custom backgrounds, objects, images and text. Instead of being constrained to the cards you see at the store, Cards Builder allows you to create the exact card you want. Never again will your friends or family be disappointed when you hand them another boring and impersonalized card.
The Next Generation of Poker – 888poker
The all new Android and iPhone/iPad apps for 888poker show how far poker has come in recent years. This new release from 888poker allows 888′ers the chance to play their favourite poker games while out and on the move!
888poker have focused on ease of use and clear design with this app. The app is coloured up in 888′s striking tones of blue and grey, making for a beautiful graphical display. Navigation is smooth and simple, which means that there is no complicated lobby or registrations to go through.
888poker understand that while playing poker on your Smartphone/ipad, you are likely to be multi-tasking or in environments where it's simply not feasible to navigate a full-version poker site. That's why 888 offer such an easy interface – they understand the needs of the player.
Speedquizzing virtual buzzer- Modernizing the Quizzing Game
Speed quizzing is only of its kind app for hosting online quizzes simply on your smartphones without any concern over security breach. It's a secure, fast and modernized method of hosting your own quiz games, letting you to enjoy the real feel of your very own pub. The speedquizzing virtual buzzer app is secure enough and there is no chance of getting cheated.
There is no rocket science is having this app on your phone or desktop, it's free to download, has very simple system requirements, can connect up to 32 devices including iPhones, iPads, Androids & iPod touch at a single time, different pricing offers, easy to host, can work with different wifi routers but the suggested Buffalo WZR-HP-G450H is the best one to use. It allows 8 teams to participate, each having 32 players (maximum) so it means 256 participants at a single time.
In traditional paper-pen quiz games, it's quite easy to cheat on your partner by goolging the answer and passing it own. But with speedquizzing virtual buzzer, the players are supposed to answer in seconds and therefore there is no chance of googling the answer.
6 Apps to Boost Your Business
George Peebles
Projected figures cite that nearly 200 billion apps will be downloaded by the end of 2014 and that the rise of apps will result in a decline of PC shipments – according to Gartner. This growth is fuelled by the rise in multi-platform mobile development and devices as we become accustomed to instant access and fast online communications. With so many apps on offer, it is time for every business in every industry to take full advantage of this array of nifty tools and ideas to boost their business. Use these 6 apps to increase communications, organisation and business awareness.
The iPad Poker App from 888poker Comes to Town
iPad poker games have taken the world by storm. Thanks to the inventiveness of 888poker mobile HD, players can enjoy top-tier poker attractions on their iPad. The all-new poker app for iPad from 888poker mobile HD is changing the way people play poker online. The best part of the deal is that the poker app is 100% free for players who have a valid UK iTunes account. Plans are afoot for 888poker to create a fully functional iPhone variant too!
Experts views on introducing kids with technology- an insight with Corinne Altham
Corinne Altham is serving as library information integrator in the South Portland, Maine. She has shared her views about connecting kids with technology, in an interview. Here are some pieces of what she said:
eNannySource: When kids must be introduced to technology?
Corinne: Children, these days are interacting with technology when they are babies, due to having intuitive touch screen tablets. It is parents who have to decide that at what time they want their kids to use technology and make their social brain interacted. But, they must keep in mind that social brains of kids must interact with families and friends rather than relying on tapping over glasses. They are infants and thus they must not lack in understanding the world.
10 of the Best iPhone Apps for Keeping Kids on a Schedule
In today's era, everyone is busy. Parents have their own tasks to meet and therefore they require some tools for keeping their kids on the schedules. Technology is there, which is productively employed by the expert application developers to constantly develop such tools which ease the daily routine life. Below mentioned are the 10 best iPhone applications which keep track of the kid's schedules.
VoxSci- The presentation of Vox Sciences Ltd
VoxSci™ is UK's first free voicemail-to-text app. This app is created by the VoxSciences Company, which has successful developed the app by employing voice recognition technology. The VoxSci™ app is embedded with marvelous features including reading, listing and managing the voicemails in the assortment you select. It also permits you to search the voicemails with the names of senders and other keywords. With the single tap, you will be enabled to enter the voicemail dates in to the calendar.
CoachGuitar – An interesting Visual Teaching Guitar Application
CoachGuitar is the unique app that teaches you how to play the guitar in easy manner. The app has best techniques to teach the guitar with visuals. There will be no music theories to complicate your learning process.
CoachGuitar is the best application for the iPad and iPhone. This app comes with the two free lessons which can be initially tried to review the app. Black fret board is the guitar which you have to play. The colored dots are the symbol of your fingers.
DataMan- An App Which Can Help You To Keep An Eye Over Your Data Plan Consumption
Unlimited data plans? Well, it's a part of past now. Now everyone has a data plan of as low as 100 MB of mobile data per month.
Infact those having higher data packages like 2GB also believes that they consume their available plan much faster if they use to watch videos on their device.o keep a watch over your consumed data you can surely opt for DataMan app which surely save some your money, as this app allows you to schedule alerts and sends them to you when you have consumed a defined data limit.
BBC Sport App – Better Than Website
BBC has launched its sport app for Android platform which was previously launched for iOS platform. The important thing about this launch is that this is now official one as there were many apps who were/are using the content of BBC in an app form, and the core reason behind this is that people i.e. users of Android were so keen about having the content of BBC that it eventually resulted in those apps.
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Dec 15, 2012. ANDY'S UNPOPULAR INSIGHTS. YEARS AGO in 1999, I had outlined the "WHY" of Yesterday's Sandy Hook, Conn. Killings, and WHY Future Mass Killings Will Happen Again and Again.
List below is my January 14th 2011 essay.
January 14 2011. THE LOUGHNER, ARAZONA, SHOOTING. As a grand strategy analyst I look at the big pictures. In the last 19 years the US Congress has spent TRILLIONS of dollars to bomb cities, murder people, and invade countries. For Congress, murder IS a solution. The Arizona shooting, the Ft Hood shooting of 2 years ago, 9/11, "terrorism," etc. Part of the final analysis is that what goes around comes around?
THE "WHY" of LOUGHNER Murderers. From 1776 to the 1960s there were no rampage shootings by white males. From 1776 to the 1950s there were MORE guns per capita in the USA than now. Up to the 1950s you could buy a handgun though the mail. Blaming the current, and repetitive shootings by white males on guns is like blaming big city air pollution on wheat farmers. Clearly, there are post 1950s factors at work.
WHY WHITE MALES GO CRAZY AND MURDER. After Columbine in April of 1999. I wrote in AFI Magazine "There is an ever growing systematic cultural and social matrix of attacks against white males in America's schools. The left-wing believes all of America's problems are caused by white males. There will more shootings, all by white males driven crazy by anti white male CORRECTED history."
My 1999 insight was correct. All of the shootings have been by white males, with one exception - an Asian male. The future shootings will also be white males.
WHY WHITE MALES GO CRAZY AND KILL PEOPLE. Since 1999 the degradation and hypocrisy AGAINST white males has greatly intensified. The left-wing is almost fanatical in its attempts to re-write history. Most school districts have Black History Months, but NOT ONE has a White Achievement Month. In many American High Schools Aristotle, Jesus Christ, Leonardo Da Vinci, Mozart, Einstein, etc., are just "old white men." Believe it or not, America was NOT built by Chicken George and Harriet Tubman.
WHY WHITE MALES GO CRAZY AND KILL. Part of the SOLUTION is for local civic groups in America to sue their local schools for the discrimination of having a Black History Month without a White History Month. Tax payer money is being used in racial attacks of omission. The left wing is trying to make people of diversity look better by RUNNING DOWN WHITE MALES. This dishonesty and back-handed discrimination is NOT FREE of costs. My guess is that's there's probably about 30 million white American males who feel like shooting somebody. 99.9999% can control themselves. But, if only 1/1000th of 1% cannot that means the CONTINUING white male shootings we've had, and WILL HAVE in the future.
HOW MODERN AMERICAN TURNS WHITE MALES INTO MASS MURDERS. The US left wing that attacks white males in schools, is the SAME left wing that CAUSED the world's financial crises by INSISTING that US banks give liar loans to "sub-prime" people (read that as non-white males). The same left-wing than sold the fraud loans to people around the world. The world's financial crises is mainly American, left-wing, racist caused. The worldwide financial crises is one more RUINOUS, COSTLY, and destructive attempt by America's left-wing to make a silk purse out of a sow's ear. The message is crystal clear for anyone who wants to see. The TRUTH should prevail, and if the TRUTH makes some people uncomfortable that might be a motivation for those people to make some REAL CHANGES in their lifestyles. The TRUTH is that important black history would take about two hours to summarize. Important white history would take two years. White males built 75% of American, with White females another 20%, and they should be given full, and HONEST CREDIT for their achievements.
PERMISSION TO REPRINT. Almost ALL of America's Newspapers and media ARE PART OF THE PROBLEM. Send a copy of this essay to your local newspaper, Governor, and Congressman.
List below is Andrew M Molchan's essay from August 29th 2012.
August 29, 2012. ANDY'S UNPOPULAR INSIGHTS. As I've been saying for years, one of America's Big Picture, Grand Strategy problems is that America Culture keeps sinking deeper and deeper into a Sea of Small-Minded, Left-Wing Bull Crap.
The Bull Crap is a major reason for White American males periodically going crazy, and rather than shoot themselves as is the usual case, they shoot a lot of other people.
In today's news is a story about a mute boy at a school for the deaf and mute. The boy's name is "Hunter." To say the name in hand sign language part of the process is making a gun with your fingers and hand. The left wing ass holes at the school thought this "gun creation" was a "treat" to the school, and are demanding that the boy change his name, or they will throw him out.
Most Americans are asking, "What's going wrong with America? We don't understand!" However, Crap like the mute boy's persecution happens every day. The small-minded insanity has become so common most people no longer "See It or Get It." The National insanity Crap has become so deep, and so pervasive it has become the new "Normal." Most of America has become a "Friends" re-run Nation. Any kind of thought process that's deeper and more complicated than a comic book is discouraged by current American culture.
Open your eyes and mind and start asking, "Why are we wasting even one second of our lives on this kind of never ending, small-minded, left-wing, goody-goody two shoes Crap? A Sea of Crap that is in the long run suicidal."
END of Aug 29, 2012 essay.
Dec. 15 2012. I outlined the "WHY" of the Connecticut Shooting in 1999. The "Why" is that modern America has become the Empire of Bullshit. It's driving young white males crazy. Most white males only go part crazy, but as I've been pointing out for years, with only one in a million going TOTALLY CRAZY that's enough for the mass murders THAT WILL KEEP HAPPENING, AND KEEP HAPPENING.
The unwanted truth is that cultural and social lies, dishonesty, intellectual fraud, reverse racism, left-wing smug bullshit, and socialist delusions ALL COME WITH A BIG PRICE.
American's Founding Fathers understood that honesty not only made you free, it kept you sane. Modern America is fighting that idea, and in large part has already become the "politically correct" Empire of Bullshit.
The way to STOP the mass shootings is for America to return to being AN INTELLECTUALLY HONEST CULTURE AND SOCIETY. However, I can give you a 100% guarantee that will NOT happen, and I can give you a 100% guarantee that future white males WILL be driven totally crazy and continue to kill a lot of people.
Like all of the kids since Columbine, the Sandy Hook killer, Adam Lanza, a good looking honors student, was sending a message. Does anyone besides me hear it?


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BUFFALO, N.Y., Sept. 10, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- First Niagara Financial Group, Inc. (Nasdaq:FNFG) today announced that President and Chief Executive Officer John R. Koelmel will present at the Barclays Capital Global Financial Services Conference at approximately 4:15 p.m. on Tuesday, September 11 th. During the course of the day, First Niagara Chief Financial Officer Gregory W. Norwood will be available for one-on-one investor meetings. Mr. Koelmel's presentation will be webcast live, and can be accessed within the investor relations section on the Company's website at www.firstniagara.com . The presentation will be archived for approximately 90 days following the event.
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UConn coach Kevin Ollie saw it coming.He really did.
UConn practiced at Webster Bank Arena in Bridgeport this afternoon, preparing to play its first ever home game there.
The 10th-ranked Huskies (10-1) host Eastern Washington (5-5) at 1 p.m. Saturday.
It will be UConn's first home game somewhere other than Hartford or Storrs since Jan. 3, 1987. The Huskies lost to Syracuse, 88-71, at the New Haven Coliseum.
Some news, notes, quotes and video from today's practice:
-- As of Friday, only a limited number of tickets remained. The building holds roughly 9,000 for basketball.
"It's good to get down to Fairfield County," coach Kevin Ollie said. "Our guys are excited. Hopefully it becomes a hometown venue for us."
Bridgeport is familiar turf from Ollie whose wife Stephanie is from the area.
"We're going to have a lot of fans and family in the stands...,"Ollie said. "They don't usually get a chance to get up to games, some of her family members, so it's going to be exciting."
-- Senior Shabazz Napier sat out part of practice. He's dealing with some tendonitis.
Ollie isn't worried about his leading scorer's health.
"He's all right," Ollie said. "You know he's a gamer, so he'll be there."
-- Ollie's biggest concern continues to be rebounding. The Huskies have out-rebounded opponents by a slim margin, 35.5-35.3.
-- The starting lineup changed for the first time this season Sunday at Washington. Freshman Amida Brimah replaced sophomore Phil Nolan at center.
Brimah had four points, three rebounds and two blocks in 17 minutes in an 82-70 win. Nolan played well off the bench, tying season highs in points (8) and rebounds (5).
When asked about the lineup for Saturday's game, Ollie declined to show his hand.
"I'll sit with the coaches and evaluate practice and then we'll come up with the starting lineup," Ollie said.
-- Ollie and junior Ryan Boatright are celebrating birthdays today. So what does Ollie want for his 41st birthday?
"The only thing they've got to do is get a win and keep getting better," Ollie said. "That would be a great birthday gift for me."
-- Boatright on Webster Bank Arena: "We like the gym. Nobody complained about it."
-- Eastern Washington has three Germans on its roster. UConn senior Niels Giffey knows one player very well -- junior Martin Seiferth. They're both from Berlin.
"I've known him since I was 12," Giffey said. "He's the younger brother of one of my real good friends back home who plays for the national team, too.
"So it's going to be fun to see him. What are the chances to play against a guy from Germany that you actually know pretty well? I"m on the East Coast and he's on the West Coast. When we saw the schedule in the beginning of the year, he called me right away."
-- Check out the attached video of Ollie's post-practice remarks.
UConn coach Kevin Ollie saw it coming.He really did.
UConn has only four non-conference games remaining this season.
The UConn basketball team will participate in Kevin Ollie's Christmas for Hartford's Children in the city's Blue Hills Neighborhood on Saturday.
UConn's offense is in serious need of a tune-up.The Huskies sputttered their way to just 56 points on Thursday night at the Izod Center.
Tonight's game pits the defending national champion against a serious national championship contender.UConn is a decisive underdog.
Let's talk UConn-Duke connections.The Huskies (4-3) and undefeated Blue Devils (9-0) renew their rivalry Thursday night in East Rutherford, N.J.
Not sure if Sunday afternoon's shootout made UConn basketball fans feel better or worse about their Huskies.
UConn needs a bounce back game in a big way today.Coppin State hasn't beaten a Division I team so far this season.
Coach Kevin Ollie delivered a blunt assessment of his basketball following a second straight last-second loss.Yale 45, UConn 44.
It seems like an eternity since UConn last lost to an in-state foe.You have to go back to 1986.
Senior Ryan Boatright is not 100 percent healthy.
UConn sent along some injury updates today.
UConn saw its 44-game non-conference winning streak at Gampel Pavilion end in stunning fashion on Sunday.
Here at Gampel Pavilion for showdown between No. 24 UConn and No. 7 Texas.
Some UConn basketball news from Friday:
Calvert taking over from Gullotta, a change at the top of Child and Family Agency
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