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2 How long, O Lord, shall I cry, and thou wilt not hear? shall I cry out to thee suffering violence, and thou wilt not save? | 2 How long, O LORD, must I call for help, but you do not listen? Or cry out to you, "Violence!" but you do not save? |
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4 He hates sinful people. He honors those who have respect for the Lord. He keeps his promises even when it hurts. | 4 who despises a vile man but honors those who fear the LORD, who keeps his oath even when it hurts, |
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AM444 is the music project of Chinese underground star ChaCha (RBMA 2011, Kode9/Hyperdub, Jimi Tenor, RSD, Clive Chin etc) and Dutch producer/dj Jay.Soul (Mr.Windmill, Cecilia Stalin, Corey, NineFifty etc).
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IRAN/SYRIA/IRAQ/MALI - BBC Monitoring headlines, quotes from Iraqi press 25 Oct 11 - Package B
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The following is a selection of headlines and quotes taken from the
Iraqi press published on 25 October 2011:
Al-Sharq al-Awsat [Baghdad edition of London-based independent daily
newspaper, Saudi-owned]: Barham Salih expected in Baghdad to settle
pending files, normalize relations [between Baghdad, Arbil] ... 350
senior members of dissolved Ba'th Party detained on suspicion of
reorganizing party cells to 'undermine security' ... US
Inspector-General says he'd rather have funds allocated to training
Iraqi police spent in US ... Kurdistan opposition parties suspend
meetings with two ruling parties ... Female Iraqi MP says daunting
problem of widows peculiar to Iraq, parliament has done nothing for
Al-Mada [Baghdad, independent daily newspaper published by Al-Mada
Corporation for Media, Culture and Art]: Backtracking on encouraging
self-proclamation of autonomous Sunni region, Speaker Al-Nujayfi claims
to have been misquoted, his statements taken out of context ...
Al-Maliki accuses legislature of seeking amnesty for corrupt individuals
... Parliamentary Foreign Relations Committee says UN interfering in
Iraqi domestic affairs ... Biden to visit Baghdad before Al-Maliki sets
out for Washington ... 400 million dollars allocated to executing first
phase of Grand Fao Seaport project, according to parliamentary sources
Al-Sabah al-Jadid [Baghdad, independent political daily newspaper]:
Al-Maliki has hefty corruption files referred to Public Integrity
Commission; cases include billions of dollars gone unaccounted for by
Defence Ministry ... Al-Maliki intervened in person to prevent Basra
Bank manager, convicted of embezzling 340 billion dinars, fleeing
justice ... Official delegation dispatched to convey Iraqi government's
condolences for demise of Saudi Crown Prince ... Iraqi meteorological
observatory warns of prospect of Kurdistan Region being flooded if
quakes cause Turkish dams to collapse ... Iraqi Kurdish leaders mediate
solutions to crises involving PKK, PJAK
Al-Adalah [Baghdad, general political daily newspaper published by the
Iraqi Islamic Supreme Council]: Adil Abd al-Mahdi discusses domestic
developments, pending issues between Baghdad, Arbil with President
Talabani ... Iraqi government reveals its plan for post-US military
withdrawal phase ... Parliamentary blocs give conflicting signals about
possible suspension of parliamentary recess ... MP Humam Hammudi accuses
quarters averse to US military departure of being behind terrorist
attacks ... Sadrist MP calls on political blocs to rationalize political
rhetoric as US military withdrawal nears completion
Al-Mashriq [Baghdad, independent international daily newspaper]:
Government threatens to take on Shi'i militias, now that Sunni armed
groups have 'dropped their cover' ... Security officials in Al-Nasiriyah
cite open promotion campaign launched by Al-Awdah (The Return) Party to
restore dismembered Ba'th Party to Thi-Qar governorate ... Washington
understands secret behind Al-Maliki's fear of Iranian pressure despite
Tehran's support for his party, government ... Hezbollah delegation
visiting Moscow to discuss its fate in case Bashar al-Asad's regime
collapses ... Washington abandons sponsoring 'diplomatic programs' in
Iraq for security, financial, 'other' reasons
Al-Nahrayn [Baghdad, independent electronic daily newspaper]: Thirty
seven killed, injured, 89 others, including senior Ba'th Party bosses,
detained, according to latest security update issued yesterday
(Al-Sumariyah News quoted) ... UN special envoy to Iraq pledges support
for dialogue between Baghdad, Arbil (Al-Sabah quoted) ... Al-Maliki
confidante Ali al-Shalah says Iraq will not provide conduit for Iranian
arms shipments to Syria (Ur News Agency quoted) ... Two arms caches
containing missiles, explosives, ammunition seized north of Babil
(Al-Sumariyah News quoted) ... Scores of sacked officers demonstrate in
Diyala, demanding reinstatement (Ur News Agency quoted)
Al-Mada [From column by Abd al-Khaliq Gaytan]: "Because I am a writer
who cherishes candour, I am not at all embarrassed to assert that we,
Iraqis, are sectarian to the marrow ... Quite regrettably, this is a
truth that, for some mysterious reason, we never tire of denying day and
night ... If our politicians, clerics, intellectuals, Facebook fans,
civil rights activists, political parties, whether those that are
involved in the government or those that are not, to say nothing of our
armed resistance groups, both those cheered as noble and those jeered as
ignoble, keep claiming all the time that they are not sectarian, then
pray tell me who is? ... We are swayed by sectarian sentiments in this
and that direction and manipulated by sectarian-minded politicians all
along. We do oppose these politicians sometime and may even go so far as
to blast them ruthlessly in public, but once they are castigated by
someone from the opposite sect, we find ourselves immediate! ly siding
with them and defending them with stunning ferocity ... No one, not even
the world's greatest thinker, can persuade our politicians, who are, as
I said, sectarian to the marrow, to embrace an all-inclusive national
approach to the task of leading our people and our country because these
politicians know that their ability to stay in power hinges on their
ability to feed sectarian conflicts rather than promoting any genuine
national agendas ... I do not think we can find a way out of this
predicament in the foreseeable future. The only solution to our plight
lies in the birth of an enlightened liberal trend ..., which is still a
very long way away and will take a lot of hard work, resilience and
perseverance to come by."
Al-Sabah al-Jadid [From commentary by Riyadh al-Gharib]: "Our
Parliamentary Public Integrity Committee has finally come out with the
shocking revelation that it is investigating the existence of 19,000
ghost jobs in the ranks of our military and security forces, and that
the salaries allocated to these jobs are routinely pocketed by senior
officers. This is a problem that requires some urgent revision on the
part of the commander-in-chief of the armed forces, who bears direct
responsibility for this sensitive file, because if such venality is
allowed to continue without being checked through stringent monitoring
and solemn accountability, we will be building fragile, vacuous
institutions that are apt to provide fertile soil for more of the same
coups and conspiracies that have incarnadined the history of Iraq with
the blood of innumerable victims as a result of a fake military doctrine
that is totally incompatible with the military and security doctrines
embra! ced by any democracy in the civilized world ... To keep silent
about such appalling corruption is to allow this malignant tumour to
grow ever bigger and to gnaw ever more avidly at the tissues of the most
important state institutions in the country, those that hold the key to
the stability of the fatherland and the safety of the citizenry."
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Director's Weekly Reports
Lamont Weekly Report, July 25, 2008
I spent a very productive day at NSF on Tuesday - had one-on-one meetings with Julie Morris, the Division director for OCE and the new Assistant Director for Geosciences Tim Killeen. But most of the time was spent with John Diebold, colleagues from the University of Texas and a large group of NSF program managers talking about possible Langseth operations in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010.
I gave a short speech at a press conference with the Riverkeeper organisation on Thursday morning - down on a windy and rainy Pier 84 in Manhattan. The subject was the results of the water quality work that Greg O'Mullan, Andy Juhl and Ray Sambrotto have been carrying out in the Hudson River. There has been considerable interest - I even heard the story on NPR as I was driving into work this morning!
Lamont Weekly Report, July 18, 2008
Thank you to everyone who participated in the blood drive this past week - and especially to the folks who organised it. Mundane stuff, I know, but really important - thank you.
Congratulations to Suzana Camargo - just appointed as a Doherty Associate Research Scientist in Ocean and Climate Physics (OCP). She works on understanding hurricanes and tropical cyclones and how they are influenced by ENSO (El Nino-Southern Oscillation) and is a great addition to our climate group, working to understand short term impacts of climate change.
Thank you to Jason Smerdon - Storke-Doherty Lecturer also in OCP - for agreeing to take over leadership of the Campus Life Committee from Mary Reagan, who has done a tremendous and much-appreciated job over the past four years as the founding chair of this important group.
There was a great turnout for todays Research Life session - an interactive session on working with the media - led by Rich Hayes from the Union of Concerned Scientists. Kevin Krajick and I will be collecting input from folks over the next week or so to determine how effective it was and decide whether we want to repeat the session next summer, or modify it in some way. A week today - Friday July 25th 330pm in Lamont Hall - the next session will be on 'Washington DC and Proposal Writing' - panelists will include Art Lerner Lam, Yochanan Kushnir and a real, live, practicing NSF program manager from the Ocean Sciences Division who has promised to tell ALL the secrets of how decisions are made about our proposals!
Lamont Weekly Report, July 11, 2008
Since I was fortunate enough to spend a few days this week sailing on Long Island Sound (what a different place it is on a week day compared with the weekend!), I have little of relevance to report. But I can pass on a couple of items of interest.
Pat O'Reilly has for sometime been leading our search for a replacement for Ray Long (who continues to enjoy his retirement in Virginia). I am pleased to announce that this process is now completed and we have successfully recruited a new Manager of Safety, Security, Communications and Property for the Lamont Campus, Mr. Howard Matza. Howard holds a Masters Degree from SUNY Buffalo in Environmental Studies and has spent 18 years working for the New York City Transit Authority in progressively responsible positions in the field of Environmental Protection and Environmental Management. He is presently certified in Hazardous Materials Incident Response and is a Certified
Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM). Howard lives with his wife and children in Suffern, NY. He will join Lamont on August 4th.
Lamont Weekly Report, July 3, 2008
This has been a blessedly quiet week which has allowed some small degree of 'catching-up' to occur in my office. I do not know whether the fact that 'catching-up' seems to be synonymous with filling several recycling bins with paper, should concern me or not.
As we approach the celebration of this nations successful detachment from the power of the English monarchy, it was with particular interest that I received the latest fund-raising request from the alma mater of many members of the British royal family (and me, by the way!) Cambridge - reminding us all that next year 2009 will be the University's 800th Anniversary (it was founded in 1209 by an exodus of scholars from the University of Oxford who got into a dispute with the local townsfolk (it was kind-of-like a Manhattanville situation I think). So presumably Cambridge's 800th will be more than three times larger and grander than Columbia's recent 250th celebration!
Lamont Weekly Report, June 27, 2008
As summer settles in, field work activities intensify, undergraduate interns bring new life to the Campus and travel and vacation schedules make it even more difficult to schedule meetings and events.
I am sure there are many many more - but just in my conversations over the last couple of days, I discovered that this weekend there is a remarkable exodus of senior Lamonters to the oceans of the world. Over this coming weekend, John Mutter and Suzanne Carbotte leave to join Langseth in Manzanillo, Mexico to lead a ground-breaking 3D seismic survey of the East Pacific Rise; Bob Anderson and Katherina Pahnke (newly appointed DARS effective July 1st - congratulations Katherina!) leave to join the Knorr in Bermuda for a GEOTRACES cruise, Ray Sambrotto leaves for Dutch Harbor Alaska to be Chief Scientist on the USCG Healey in the Bering Sea, and Mike Steckler and John Diebold
go to Turkey where they have chartered a Turkish research vessel to carry out high res seismics over the earthquake faults in the Marmara Sea. (Not to mention the fact that Robin Bell and her group just returned from Greenland after successfully completing the first operational tests of the new Lamont airborne ice-penetrating radar mapping system.) As I say there is probably much more than this going on that I do not know about, but this is just what I heard about
directly in conversations through the week - an impressive and diverse level of activity.
Lamont Weekly Report, June 20, 2008
Unquestionably the most important news this week is that after more than 20 years at Lamont, Doug Brusa has accepted the position of Director of Development for the College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences (COAS) at Oregon State University (Corvallis). Many of you have known Doug longer than I have. In 1987 he joined Lamont as
Purchasing Manager, and for the last several years has been Associate Director of Development responsible for alumni and community relations, the alumni and friends newsletter, and other aspects of fund raising. In addition he is one of our unofficial historians - perhaps you have heard one of his talks on Thomas W. Lamont or Henry L. Doherty. He has been a great asset to Lamont and we will miss him dearly. He plans to leave very soon - at the end of this month - so I
encourage all of you to attend a farewell gathering this next Wednesday June 25 at 3:30pm in Lamont Hall.
The Geochemistry Division organized a special event this past Wednesday to recognize Bob Anderson's five years of service as Associate Director - Bob steps down on 1st July and Bill Smethie will take on the reins of leadership. Thank you Bob - the Geochemistry Division, and indeed the whole Observatory, owes you a profound debt of gratitude. And Bill - thank you too for taking on this important new responsibility.
Lamont Weekly Report, June 13, 2008
Well, it is Friday the 13th and nothing terrible has happened yet... although yesterday my cell phone died, and earlier this week we did discover that carpenter ants are eating the Monell Building... but that seems unrelated to the failure of the phone system in that same building for half a day (which was caused by lightning).
I did an interview for Austrian National Public Radio (in English - so who will be able to understand it remains a mystery).
We received the disappointing news that yet another attempt at hiring a DARS-level glaciologist has been unsuccessful - so we will have to try again.
Our ship, the Langseth remains alongside the Scripps dock in San Diego completing final preparations before sailing south to Manzanillo Mexico in a couple of weeks... Then, under the leadership of Suzanne Carbotte and John Mutter she will carry out the very first industry- quality three-dimensional survey of the volcanic plumbing system
beneath the East Pacific Rise. Another first for Lamont...
Lamont Weekly Report, June 6, 2008
A few random news items to begin with:
After a couple of years of dedicated service Andy Juhl has decided to step down from his position on the LDEO Executive Committee and Andreas Thurnherr (who has served occasionally as Andy's backup in the past) has agreed to take his place.
Three Lamonters were inducted into Columbia University's elite cadre of 25 year veterans earlier this week: John Mutter from MG&G, Dave Walker from Geochem and Fernando Uribe from the Marine Dept (Fernando works in the engine room on Langseth - and did on the Ewing... and the Conrad).
Lamont Weekly Report, May 30, 2008
In a speech in the Low Library earlier this week Mayor Bloomberg said: "Science in our city also puts New York on the cutting edge in the study of climate change. Columbia University's Earth Institute and its Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory are world leaders in understanding and addressing global warming...
So it is nice that he knows our name!
The Commissioner of the New York State Dept of Environmental Conservation (Peter Grannis) and his Deputy Stu Gruskin spent most of the day here at Lamont, learning about the many NYS research activities in which we are involved. This was an extremely productive session that I believe will lead to substantially increased interactions. Other States around the nation, especially California and Florida, provide significant support for University-based research that has relevance to State interests - we must get New York into this same state of mind. The reality is that we do a tremendous amount of research here at Lamont that is of fundamental importance to the healthy future of NYS.
Lamont Weekly Report, May 23, 2008
Kevin Griffin gave the last talk in this years public lecture series on Sunday and we had a small dinner afterwards with a few special friends of Lamont. As always, Kevin's talk was tremendous and elicited a seemingly unending string of good questions.
Monday morning I left for San Diego and stayed aboard Marcus Langseth alongside at the Scripps Pier at Point Loma for two days - the NSF mandated Oversight Committee was meeting there and giving us important advice concerning how we can continue to improve the quality of the services that Langseth offers for the community. Her first three
cruises, off Costa Rica and in the equatorial Pacific have been unqualified successes (and we made the front page of the local newspapers in Manzanillo Mexico!)
Langseth sails on June 26th (or thereabouts), with Chief Scientist John Diebold for a last shakedown of her multi-streamer towing systems, immediately prior to the groundbreaking East Pacific Rise cruise, led by Suzanne Carbotte and John Mutter, that will for the first time in academia carryout a three-dimensional imaging experiment
using multiple (4) six-kilometer-long hydrophone streamers.
Lamont Weekly Report, May 16, 2008
It has been a very busy week with a particularly crazy schedule. A day trip to DC on Wednesday to participate in an interagency discussion on the issue of marine mammals and sound in the ocean was followed by a successful Advisory Board Meeting on Thursday and Don Forsyth's Jardetzky lecture on Friday.
This Sunday is the last of Spring public lecture series - Kevin Griffin at 3pm in Monell, and on Monday I leave for San Diego to participate in the NSF Oversight Committee meeting for the Langseth. She will be alongside at the Scripps Marine Facility so both the Committee and representatives from NSF will have an opportunity to go on board and review her status first hand.
Lamont Weekly Report, May 9, 2008
Even though the weather last Sunday afternoon was glorious, Robin Bell's Public Lecture - talking about places much colder and ice-covered - was well-attended and was the third in this year's series - another highly successful series that continues to bring new faces and friends to the Observatory.
Next Friday - in place of the regular colloquium - is our annual Jardetsky Lecture - this year the speaker is Don Forsyth, a world-leading seismologist from Brown University. Undoubtedly this will be a great talk - all are invited and of course there will be a reception afterwards.
Sarah Huard and I had lunch with the Vetlesen Foundation's George Rowe on Wednesday, the one time each year I get to eat in the Rainbow Room overlooking Rockefeller Plaza. The support that the Vetlesen Foundation gives Lamont each year is critical to our health and long-term security.
Lamont Weekly Report, May 2, 2008
The Earth Institute's External Review Board, commissioned by the Provost, was in town at the beginning of the week, and they triggered a number of excellent discussions about the structure and future of the EI. It is always so enlightening to listen to perspectives from 'outside' - it was clear that the Board members perceived CU as
playing the major leadership role within US academia on matters pertaining to earth and environmental research and sustainable development. Very heartening.
Our own Michael Studinger is featured on the front page of the CU home page (one of the several photos they have cycling through) - looking like the quintessential field geophysicist surrounded by snow and ice and equipment boxes and earnestly recording observations in a field note book! I think I need to enact a new policy requiring large and legible Lamont logos on all our equipment boxes so when photos like this are taken we are guaranteed visibility. (There is also a picture in the sequence taken at our Open House.)
Lamont Weekly Report, April 28, 2008
We received nine proposals for the Advisory Board Innovation Fund - all of them excellent and relevant. I would like to make a speedy decision about the results so that I can report them to the Board at their next meeting on May 15th. Whether I am successful in this will depend upon how quickly I can get reviews.
Our vessel the Langseth was on the front page of the US Embassy (Costa Rica) web page (maybe still is) following on from her very successful port visit there at the end of the Steve Holbrook expedition. Already she is at sea again - working in the equatorial Pacific for PI McGuire from WHOI.
Attended a 'going away' party for Ellen Smith in the Low Library on Monday - very sad to see Ellen leave Columbia as AVP for Government Relations. I have worked with her closely and she has done a lot of good work for LDEO on the Hill over the years - we will miss her greatly.
Lamont Weekly Report, April 18, 2008
Last Sunday we held a successful Alumni Association Board Meeting and lunch, along with a several of the Observatory's special friends, before Greg Mountain's great lecture at the second Spring Public lecture event - again to a capacity crowd in the Monell Auditorium. I had to leave early from the reception to get down to Newark airport in time to catch a plane to Houston with Dave Goldberg, rolling in to College Station substantially after midnight. So Monday was spent talking with the TAMU folks and with Ocean Leadership about how to keep the Ocean Drilling Program thriving and successful, through these difficult times of rocketing fuel costs and decreasing NSF support. After losing Tuesday to the return trip from Texas, and Wednesday to day-long interview sessions with a candidate for our new Academic Affairs and Diversity position, and Thursday morning to a very educational visit to the Liberty Science Center (to talk about a possible MoU), Friday arrived - the pinnacle of which was the annual budget meeting with Provost Brinkley - always a positive joy.
Langseth arrived in port in Costa Rica this week - at the end of her first two legs of science operations for Steve Holbrook - which were by all accounts highly successful - absolutely fabulous data from the 8 km long streamer.
Lamont Weekly Report, April 11, 2008
The April issue of the Rockland Magazine listed the ten best places to work in Rockland County - Lamont was, of course, not included on this list because we do not qualify - we all come here because it's fun... which was made clear by Eliot Tozer's article in this same issue - an article about the impacts of global warming on the county that inevitably featured several Lamonters including Dorothy Peteet, Beate Liepert, Juerg Matter.
Rockland Magazine aside, we also made it onto the 6 o'clock news on NBC on Thursday - Paul Olsen and Dave Walker were featured talking about the geology of the Palisades sill.
And while on the subject of television Sarah Huard and I were extremely pleased on Wednesday when we asked the discerning critic of TV programming Bill Baker, LDEO Advisory board member and most recently President of Channel 13, to review the final cut of our 8 minute Lamont promotional DVD - he thought it was exceptional - told us it was a quarter million dollar production (Of course it was not, by any means!) - but that was good, because a lot of effort by many folks has gone into that over the past months.
Lamont Weekly Report, April 4, 2008
Last Sunday was the first in this year's series of Spring Public Lectures. Terry Plank was the speaker and the Monell auditorium was absolutely packed on a beautiful sunny afternoon. As you know last season we started charging a $5 entry fee and requesting advance bookings in order to try to reduce the difficult and embarrassing over flow crowds that we had experienced - but still we are experiencing getting capacity crowds - which of course is absolutely wonderful!
And Terry's talk was fabulous - a very tough subject - the role of the earth's interior in the global water cycle - but she made it fun and exciting, up to and including spraying the Director with an effervescing soda bottle.
Lamont Weekly Report, March 28, 2008
The US remains one of the very few (if the only?) developed nation not to have signed and ratified the Law of the Sea Treaty, that regulates, among other things, the extent of continental shelves over which governments control undersea resources. Nevertheless there are those in Washington DC who have recognized the essential national interest
embedded here, and a twelve member interagency group, led by the State Department, has been formed to plan programs of surveying to provide the data necessary to support any future claims. So that is why John Diebold and I spent Tuesday in DC - giving presentations to this group (in a very grand conference room in the Department of the Interior) about the capabilities of our ship - Marcus G. Langseth - the only American flag vessel capable of full industry standard deep seismic imaging - a capability essential to the determination of the true extent of the US's natural boundaries.
Lamont Weekly Report, March 21, 2008
We hosted the editor of Columbia magazine and the CU Exec VP for Communications for separate visits this week, so we are certainly up-to-speed on all things related to the CU publicity machine!
We started the first round of interviews for applicants for the new position in the Director's Office - Assistant Director for Academic Affairs and Diversity; and we made significant progress with decisions regarding this year's Post Doc Fellows program. So far we have made three offers - two were accepted and one declined and I am working, as we speak, on making one more offer.
Lamont Weekly Report, March 14, 2008
The Geoscience and Microbiology mini symposium on Monday was successful in content, but was not well attended so we still have work to do to spread the word about the important new research opportunities in this field. Thanks to Howard Shuman and his steeringcommittee for putting this together.
Thursday was consumed by an EI Academic Committee in the morning followed by a meeting with the Liberty Science Center leadership and the President of Montclair State University to discuss possible cooperation in education initiatives.


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Protesters accused of intimidation
Comment on this storyRustenburg - Protesting workers at Lonmin's eastern section platinum mine, in North West, dispersed before noon on Tuesday, a spokeswoman said.
"They gathered outside the eastern platinum hostel and then went to the Saffy shaft to speak with management. It was aimed at intimidation. It was then dispersed," said Lonmin spokeswoman Gillian Findlay.
She said about 200 workers started protesting early in the morning in an attempt to prevent other miners from going to work.
The group marched under police escort to the shaft, Findlay said.
"There is a high police and mine security presence."
The mine forms part of the greater Marikana mining operation situated between Rustenburg and Brits.
The area where 34 miners were shot dead on August 16, lies to the west.
Provincial police were not aware of the protests. - Sapa
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The government's General Anti-Abuse Rule (GAAR) is so poorly designed that it will allow 99 per cent of tax avoidance to continue, says a new expert briefing
Britain's Overseas Territories are being pressed to commit to expose the true owners of more than half a million shell companies set up on their shores.
A new report, Alliance Boots & the Tax Gap unveils for the first time the full extent of tax avoidance by the multinational pharmacy-led health and beauty group.
The global development NGO War on Want is calling on supporters to take action to help abolish the UK's tax havens as soon as possible.
An ITUC survey shows a majority of the UK electorate feel ministers prioritise business interests over workers' rights and have failed to tackle unemployment and tax avoidance.
The Lough Erne declaration on tax, agreed today (Tuesday 18 June) at the G8 summit, is too easy to get round, a senior trade unionist has warned.
War on Want has dismissed David Cameron's summit with Britain's overseas territories as "all show and no substance" and demanded abolition of all UK tax havens.
The IF campaign says developing countries lose some US$160 billion of tax revenues a year from multinationals shifting profits offshore before they can taxed.
The recent Google, Amazon and Starbucks scandals in Britain have shown that loopholes for multinationals to avoid tax need to be closed, says Christian Aid.
Leaders working on an anti-poverty plan, including David Cameron, have been told to ensure it helps poor countries collect the tax billions they are owed.


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Blue Mountain Vineyards owners, Joe and Vickie, are pinot pioneers. Beginning with a 5-acre experiment in 1986, they discovered that the soil of the Lehigh Valley does a fine impression of French terrain, making it suitable for growing the grapes of cabernet sauvignon, chardonnay, and other European varietals. Since then, they've expanded to a 50-acre plot, where they now produce wines that have won awards from the Fingerlake International Wine Competition and Appellation America.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. -- John Sadler, the leading trainer at the Hollywood Park spring-summer and Del Mar meetings this year, had four horses test in excess of the permitted levels of anabolic steroids at Del Mar in early August, the California Horse Racing Board announced on Saturday.
Sadler will not face a suspension or a financial penalty for the excessive tests, but will appear before the Santa Anita stewards on Oct. 2 for a hearing. Pending that hearing, Sadler is likely to have the four excessive tests appear on his permanent record as warnings.
In the past year, the California Horse Racing Board has enacted rules that will essentially ban steroids. Only four steroids are now allowed to appear in post-race tests boldenone, nandrolone, stanozolol, and testosterone and only in minute quantities.
Through the summer, penalties were phased in. Trainers that had horses test in excess of the permitted levels in July were issued notices. In August, the excessive tests resulted in official warnings. Beginning with races run on Sept. 4, trainers face suspensions and/or financial penalties as well as a loss of purse for excessive levels of steroids.
The racing board filed complaints against Sadler for excessive levels found in post-race urine tests taken from Soupy, the winner of the third race on Aug. 1; Tizsweetdreams, who finished third in fourth race on Aug. 1; Chanjo, the winner of the 10th race on Aug. 2; and Sunshine Ridge, the winner of the fifth race on Aug. 3.
Sadler said on Saturday that as a result of the complaints he is no longer administering steroids to his horses.
"We're completely out of it," he said. "We're not going to use any of it. We'll keep it simple."
Sadler said that he will present his case before the stewards.
"I've got to get with the legal guys and figure out how we're going to do this," Sadler said. "We're going to get our hearing with our lawyers and medical guys and make our points and we'll move on."
Zenyatta cranks it up
Zenyatta, the leading older female in the nation, worked six furlongs in 1:12.80 at Hollywood Park on Saturday, preparing for a start in the $250,000 Lady's Secret Stakes at Santa Anita on Saturday.
The Grade 1 Lady's Secret, run over 1 1/16 miles, will be Zenyatta's final start before the Breeders' Cup Ladies Classic on Oct. 24, a race known in past years as the BC Distaff.
Saturday, Zenyatta worked in company with stablemate Bronzino. Zenyatta started three lengths behind Bronzino, caught up with him on the turn and pulled about four lengths clear. Bronzino was timed in 1:14.60.
"We're just doing the same thing, steady and maintaining her condition," trainer John Shirreffs said. "She acts like it was a two-minute lick. Her stride just increases the farther she goes."
Zenyatta, who races for Jerry and Ann Moss, will be a strong favorite in the Lady's Secret. Her principal rival will be Hystericalady, the multiple graded stakes winner.
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus, the addled second-in-command on HBO's political comedy "Veep," is the winner of the Emmy Award for best actress in a comedy series.
She has won the Emmy twice before — in 2013 and 2012 — for her role as Vice President Selina Meyer. She won in the same category in 2006 as star of "The New Adventures of Old Christine," and in 1996 as best supporting actress in a comedy for her role as Elaine Benes on "Seinfeld."
Her rivals this year were Lena Dunham, Melissa McCarthy, Taylor Schilling, Amy Poehler and Edie Falco.
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