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Ecole du Vin is a world renowned wine school in the center of Bordeaux. In the country of wines, this may be the best way to train your palette and develop a keen sense for tasting. The Bordeaux Wine School offers a variety of courses. You can take up the intensive program, or the a la carte program, customized to your needs. And if you are on a short trip to the city, sign up for the summer course which is the shortest one. With courses like this, this school will always keep you in high spirits.
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- A practitioner's journal on household energy, stoves and poverty reduction.
How to make a food warmer / fireless cooker (hot box)
Pictures and Instructions from IFSP, Malawi
1: harvest the banana leaves
2: banana leaves
3: start padding the basket
4: pad the bottom of the basket
5: pad the sides of the basket
6: leave a hole in the middle to fit the pot
7: cover with a clean cloth
8: tug the cloth in all around the sides
9: make the cushion using another cloth
10: fold the leaves to the size of the basket
11: tie the cloth with a knot to make a cushion, no banana leaves should stick out
12: cook soaked beans for 15 minutes only on the fire (beans must be soaked over night)
13: add the cut onions and tomatoes and salt
14: put into the food warmer = fireless cooker
15: cover with the cushion and leave for 3 hours: the beans will be cooked and ready to serve!
16: cook rice for only 2 minutes on the fire and leave in food warmer for 30 minutes and it will be ready (use 2 cups of water for 1 cup of rice)
All pictures were taken by Christa Roth, then Advisor for Food Processing and Biomass Energy Conservation to the Integrated Food Security Programme (IFSP), Mulanje, Malawi. The IFSP programme was commissioned by the German Ministry of Economic Co-operation and Development, later by the European Union and implemented by the German Technical Co-operation (GTZ). IFSP started 1996 and was operating in 185 villages in Mulanje District in south-eastern Malawi until 2004. Since June 1999, it had been co-operating with ProBEC (Programme for Biomass Energy Conservation in Southern Africa) and was transformed into a regional training centre for ProBEC in 2005, taking the experiences from Mulanje to the entire region, including the neighbouring countries.
More than 150 stove producer groups were trained in Malawi alone. The stove design was originally advised by expertise from ITDG (now Practical Action) in Kisumu, Kenya. The training of producers and awareness campaigns were carried out mostly by various implementation partners countrywide.
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Today. All who need it are in my thoughts and prayers. I will also be wearing it tomorrow in support of our troops. Good thing I have lots of red in my closet!
A lot of us on the KT started wearing red on Thursdays as a way for our members to remember that we all were praying for them and encouraging them in their fight against cancer. It's been awhile since we've posted about it and I thought it was time to mention it again.
You are welcome. I just thought it was time to start reminding each other again since we've had a few members recently diagnosed. I think it's just one small thing we can do for each other. I don't remember who started it, or why the color was chosen, but what matters is the thought.


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@lewuz there was at least one more update after I completed the game.
The minor annoyances are things like a hotspot still being available after I picked up an object and some objects in inventory having no picture, really nothing.
If you liked the first 2 games, I would get this - it's well patched now, quite big and very enjoyable.
Comment on The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 article:
I loved the first two TBOUT games and want to get on this asap, but those bugs scare me! I had bad experiences the Raven trilogy. As review was probably made with unpatched game (review published at 20th of March, patch at 16th of March), I'd like to hear more users beside incometrader to comment the stability of TBOUT2.
Comment on Decay: The Mare article:
A great story that doesn't deserve this mediocre game.
The puzzles were ok, presentation crude but the movement was particularly annoying - you often enter a room facing the wrong direction for no reason.
Comment on The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 article:
I agree that the game took quite a while to get going as each character has their own area(s) to complete before joining in on the main story. If you can plod through the first 5hrs or so it gets a lot more fun. This game is big by adventure game standards, I clocked in at over 15hrs.
At the time of shipping the game was completely broken and clearly a beta. There were so many game breaking bugs I doubt anyone tested a single play through before release. It's since been patched and only exhibits small annoyances.
Even still this is high quality and one of the best adventure game series available.
4.5 out of 5
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*Sigh* I just wish people would clue up and realize that for many of us, "placing emphasis on dialog choices rather than traditional puzzles" is not a positive thing and definitely not an example to follow. It's the very thing that prevented me from buying any telltale game yet - I have no use for mildly interactive movies sold as games…
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Abandoned is great, but it copies mechanics and art style of Submachine series. If you like Abandoned - try the original concept of my countryman (but if you are hardcore point'n'click player, you probably know it )
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Don't think this reviewer thought the game was quite as funny as I did, more's the pity, because I laughed aloud plenty. Loved most of the new characters, including the troll, and the game had so many moments that just kept me smiling throughout. Particular mention to Wilbur trying to scare Tim, and Wilbur teasing Munkus about his throwing ability. The side-quest through time was also another highlight. It was all just joy for me (helped I got through relatively unscathed by bugs too, I guess).
Story-wise, I thought it picked up considerably in the latter two chapters, but I'm not really that worried about the "lack of urgency" in a comedy game, especially one that makes me smile/laugh as much as this one did. If you weren't laughing that much, though, I could see how that would be a problem.
I'd probably give the game 5-stars, not because it's perfect- it isn't- but I feel that rating would properly represent how much fun I had with the game. 4-and-a-half at the very least. It's at least on par with the original in my eyes. At the very least.
A little bit sad to see my enthusiasm not quite shared- I seriously doubt I'll enjoy an adventure game more this year, and I'm well aware of Broken Age- here, but oh well.
At least we got a (mostly positive) review in the end.
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Looks great. Hoping it does well enough for a new Space Quest!
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Good review - seems spot on.
I played Chains of Satinav and did not like it- mainly because its interpretation of the RPG source material is atrocious. Memoria actually fits into the Dark Eye world though. The German voice acting again is very poor, but the English actors are decent. Environments and characters look like great concept art but not fully fleshed out- this is especially true for the animations.
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yea, i spoiled how very short it is.
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So excited about the review here. I kickstarted this one!
Waiting for the PC release to play it though. It is supposed to release on Steam or GOG. I'm not sure which one.
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Oh no. You've spoiled the whole game.
To save someone the ten minutes it takes to refinish the game, there is no change in dialogue if you don't pick up any journal pages.
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While technically crude and simplistic puzzles compared to today's A rated adventure games, I quite enjoyed this title.
The art work was first rate but the moral decisions really kept the game interesting as they do affect the ending. Unfortunately there's no manual save so it's best to copy/replace the dat.dlx file in the game's directory if you don't want to replay large parts because of one wrong decision.
I'd give it a 3.5/5 and but could have easily been a 4 or 4.5 out of 5 if the technical quality was improved and voice acting included.
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wake up alone, read and read and read some more, then find someone finally! ,fetch a couple of things, and ending credits .
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I'm so happy I ordered this ottoman. I was a little unsure about the color but it turned out to be just as it was described and it fit in my room perfectly. It also arrived very fast!
I got the blue ottoman and it is a very nice light blue that works as a neutral for me. I needed extra storage for clothing and I am able to fit a ton of jeans and yoga pants in this one with room to spare. Thinking about buying one for another room as well.
It is a large storage trunk. I can fit almost all of my work out clothes and sweatshirts in this trunk. Very spaciaous. I opted for the sand color and it goes great in my bedroom. I feel I got exactly what I wanted with this peice. Great vlaue also with free shipping.
This is a very nice trunk, however it (at time of order) listed color as black/sand, it is actually grey/white color.
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The press has almost entirely ignored the revelation that after the "richest man in Wisconsin" made secret donations benefitting Republican Governor Scott Walker, his company received special tax credits for that same donor's company.
By contrast, the media have frequently invoked donations to the Clinton Foundation in their coverage of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, baselessly suggesting that those donations create conflicts of interest.
Yahoo News reported March 23 that John Menard Jr., the billionaire owner of a chain of hardware stores in the Midwest, donated over $1.5 million to the Wisconsin Club for Growth, which "pledged to keep its donors secret." Walker helped generate large, undisclosed donations for the group, according to records unveiled as part of a criminal investigation into whether the interactions of such groups with Walker's campaign committee violated state campaign finance laws. The Club defended Walker in the 2012 recall election, where he prevailed.
Since then, Menard's company "has been awarded up to $1.8 million in special tax credits from a state economic development corporation that Walker chairs, according to state records." Walker appointees also scaled back enforcement actions by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, "a top Menard priority."
MSNBC's Rachel Maddow gave a detailed account of the story on her March 24 broadcast:
Yet the pay-to-play allegations swirling around Walker, a possible Republican presidential candidate, have been widely ignored by others in the media.
The story hasn't been covered on the three major broadcast networks, CNN, or Fox News, according to a search of Nexis and Media Matters' video archives. The Rachel Maddow Show appears to be MSNBC's only mention of the story. Besides a reprint of an Associated Press article noting a denial of wrongdoing from the Walker administration, the New York Times hasn't covered the story. And the only references from The Washington Post are in a post on the progressive Plum Line blog and the same AP story the Times reprinted.
By contrast, the media has repeatedly raised the specter of "ethical concerns" over donations to the Clinton Foundation by foreign governments and individuals, among others. They have persisted with this coverage despite the clear indications from Hillary Clinton's record as secretary of state that the donations did not influence her politically and the reality that the donations went to a global charity, not a fund benefiting her election.
Loretta Lynch, President Obama's pick to replace Eric Holder as the U.S. attorney general, is a highly regarded and well-qualified federal prosecutor who has support from law-enforcement authorities and politicians on both sides of the aisle. But that hasn't stopped right-wing media from mounting a smear campaign to thwart Lynch's nomination. With reports indicating that GOP leadership may yet again block an up-or-down vote on Lynch's nomination, here are some of the most nonsensical arguments against her confirmation and facts that media outlets have missed -- or misrepresented -- about Lynch.
In a rush to find fault in Obama's well-qualified nominee, the right-wing website Breitbart.com managed to attack the wrong Loretta Lynch, not once, but twice. In a November 8 post, Breitbart.com writer Warner Todd Huston claimed that "few are talking about" the fact that Lynch defended the Clintons during the Whitewater probe in 1992 -- probably because it wasn't the same Loretta Lynch who was nominated. After learning of the mistake, Breitbart.com noted at the bottom of the one article that was not taken down, "The Loretta Lynch identified earlier as the Whitewater attorney was, in fact, a different attorney."
Right-wing media have also tried to paint Lynch as a dangerous partisan. National Review's Hans von Spakovsky characterized Lynch as "on the side of radical" because she supported the Department of Justice's legal challenges against strict voter ID laws, which are based on half a century of modern civil rights precedent. Fox Business host Lou Dobbs complained that Lynch's membership in the historically black sorority Delta Sigma Theta was "controversial" because Holder's wife pledged at the same time. It is true: At times, she has defended civil rights, and she once belonged to a well-known sorority.
Senate Republicans turned to some of right-wing media's go-to contributors to turn Lynch's confirmation hearing into what Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) called a "sound bite factory for Fox News." The Republicans' witness list included:
When Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-VT) asked if any of them had a problem with Lynch's nomination for attorney general, none of them raised their hands -- they were there to complain about their favored right-wing media topics, and they did.
Media outlets are demanding that Hillary Clinton be subject to an independent review of her personal email account to disprove their own baseless suggestions that she engaged in illicit activity or failed to properly disclose all work-related correspondence. The demand ignores that every State Department employee, regardless of whether they use government or personal accounts, decides for themselves whether or not to preserve their emails.
By omitting important information and context from the Hillary Clinton email story, are reporters and pundits guilty of trying to make the episode more interesting and more nefarious than it actually is?
As the press demands answers regarding which private emails Clinton handed over to the State Department and which ones she withheld because she deemed them to be personal in nature, many journalists fail to include relevant information about prominent Republicans who have engaged in similar use of private email accounts while in office, specifically former Secretary of State Colin Powell and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush.
By omitting references to Powell and Bush and how they handled private emails while in office, the press robs news consumers of key information. It's also material that deflates the overheated suspicions of a wide-ranging Clinton cover-up.
Appearing on ABCs This Week on Sunday, Powell was asked how he responded to the State Department request last year that all former secretaries hand over emails from their time in office. Powell confirmed that he had used private email while secretary but that he didn't hand over any emails to the State Department because his private emails were all gone.
"I don't have any to turn over," he explained. "I did not keep a cache of them. I did not print them off. I do not have thousands of pages somewhere in my personal files." Powell's revelation is important because it puts into perspective the email protocol of a former secretary of state. By his own account, Powell's emails, unlike Clinton's, include his regular communications with foreign dignitaries. What was he emailing them in the lead-up to the war in Iraq? We'll never know.
To date however, both the New York Times and the Washington Post have largely downplayed references to the fact that Powell's private, secretary of state emails are all gone.
Why is Powell relevant to Clinton? Because after she took questions from the reporters yesterday about the email saga, the press focused in on the fact in reviewing her private emails, Clinton found roughly 60,000 messages. She handed over 30,000 to the State Department and determined the other 30,000 were personal in nature and disgarded them.
Those 30,000 emails have now become the key storyline, which goes like this: How can people be assured that Clinton turned over all the pertinent emails when she was the one (or her attorney) who decided which ones were personal, and would be withheld, and which ones were government-related, and would be turned over. Doesn't there need to be an "independent arbiter" to look over all 60,000 emails to decide which ones the State Department gets to keep?
"They were personal and private about matters I believed were in the scope of my personal privacy," Clinton said. "They have nothing to do with work. I didn't see any reason to keep them." That's what the so-called scandal revolves around: Hillary's team decided which emails to turn over and which ones to toss. And that's a deeply troubling development. The press is insistent on that fact.
Multiple media outlets have been forced to walk back and update initial reports scandalizing Hillary Clinton's use of a private email account during her tenure as secretary of state, after The New York Times kicked off the pseudo-scandal in an article the paper later acknowledged was "not without fault."
Even for a Republican White House that was badly stumbling through George W. Bush's sixth year in office, the revelation on April 12, 2007 was shocking. Responding to congressional demands for emails in connection with its investigation into the partisan firing of eight U.S. attorneys, the White House announced that as many as five million emails, covering a two-year span, had been lost.
The emails had been run through private accounts controlled by the Republican National Committee and were only supposed to be used for dealing with non-administration political campaign work to avoid violating ethics laws. Yet congressional investigators already had evidence private emails had been used for government business, including to discuss the firing of one of the U.S. attorneys. The RNC accounts were used by 22 White House staffers, including then-Deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove, who reportedly used his RNC email for 95 percent of his communications.
As the Washington Post reported, "Under federal law, the White House is required to maintain records, including e-mails, involving presidential decision- making and deliberations." But suddenly millions of the private RNC emails had gone missing; emails that were seen as potentially crucial evidence by Congressional investigators.
The White House email story broke on a Wednesday. Yet on that Sunday's Meet The Press, Face The Nation, and Fox News Sunday, the topic of millions of missing White House emails did not come up. At all. (The story did get covered on ABC's This Week.)
By comparison, not only did every network Sunday news show this week cover the story about former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton emails, but they were drowning in commentary. Between Meet the Press, Face The Nation, This Week, and Fox News Sunday, Clinton's "email" or "emails" were referenced more than 100 times on the programs, according to Nexis transcripts. Talk about saturation coverage.
Indeed, the commentary for the last week truly has been relentless, with the Beltway press barely pausing to catch its breath before unloading yet another round of "analysis," most of which provides little insight but does allow journalists to vent about the Clintons.
What has become clear over the last eight days however is that the Clinton email story isn't about lawbreaking. "Experts have said it doesn't appear Clinton violated federal laws," CNN conceded. "But that hasn't stemmed the issue that has become more about bad optics and politics than any actual wrongdoing." The National Law Journal agreed, noting that while the story has created a political furor, "any legal consequences are likely to prove negligible."
Still, the scandal machine churns on determined to the treat the story as a political blockbuster, even though early polling indicates the kerfuffle will not damage Clinton's standing.
Looking back, it's curious how the D.C. scandal machine could barely get out of first gear when the Bush email story broke in 2007. I'm not suggesting the press ignored the Rove email debacle, because the story was clearly covered at the time. But triggering a firestorm (a guttural roar) that raged for days and consumed the Beltway chattering class the way the D.C. media has become obsessed with the Clinton email story? Absolutely not. Not even close.
The New York Times kicked off a pseudo-scandal over Hillary Clinton's use of a non-government email while serving as secretary of state, a manufactured controversy straight out of the GOP's Benghazi witch hunt. While the Times dug in its heels despite significant shortcomings in its reporting, the media piled on with innuendo and reckless speculation that is now being cited by Republicans to justify superfluous Benghazi investigations.
Medios en inglés con interés en audiencias hispanas cubrieron recientemente las declaraciones del Senador de la Florida, Marco Rubio, en las que confirmaba su cambio de postura frente a la reforma migratoria que antes apoyaba, y que habría significado la estabilidad migratoria para millones de latinos. Sin embargo, los principales medios televisivos en español reaccionaron a las declaraciones de Rubio con silencio absoluto.
Rubio reafirmó su oposición a una reforma comprensiva de inmigración durante el segmento de preguntas y respuestas en su participación como ponente el 27 de febrero en la conferencia de la derecha conservadora CPAC (por sus siglas en inglés), en la que le dijo al presentador de Fox News Sean Hannity que "ha aprendido" desde la época en que apoyaba la reforma migratoria:
Traducido de sus declaraciones en CPAC:
Y sí, tenemos entre 10 y 12 millones de personas que han vivido aquí, algunos por más de una década, que no han roto ninguna ley migratoria, entiendo todo eso. Pero lo que he aprendido es que no se puede siquiera tener una conversación al respecto hasta que la gente crea y sepa - no solo crea, sepa - que la inmigración ilegal futura puede ser controlada.
Medios en inglés con interés en audiencias latinas cubrieron prontamente esta afirmación del cambio de postura de Rubio con respecto a la inmigración. Fusion calificó las declaraciones como de arrepentimiento, sugiriendo que el cambio tenía como meta ganarse el cariño de la base conservadora. De manera parecida, el Huffington Post consideró las declaraciones como un intento de Rubio por ganarse la simpatía de los conservadores.
Rubio, que ha dicho que quiere ser mucho más que la etiqueta del "candidato hispano", pertenecía al grupo bipartidista de ocho senadores que prepararon el proyecto de reforma migratoria que el Senado aprobó en junio de 2013, pero que la Cámara de Representantes, liderado por el partido Republicano, jamás llevó a votación. Rubio públicamente cambió su postura luego de que los medios conservadores y la derecha le hicieran fuerte oposición. El Nuevo Herald citó al director ejecutivo del grupo pro-inmigración America's Voice opinando al respecto del cambio de postura:
"Fue valiente. Hizo una labor brillante con el proyecto de ley del Senado. Entonces le dio miedo", dijo Frank Sharry, director ejecutivo de America's Voice (La Voz de EEUU), un grupo de activistas de inmigración. "Pasó de ser un ejemplo de coraje en el tema de la inmigración a un asqueroso político más". [El Nuevo Herald, 2/21/15]
Sin embargo, los principales medios de TV en español, que se refieren a Rubio como un candidato hispano, respondieron a sus declaraciones en CPAC con un silencio notable. La falta de estos medios al no resaltar lo que el Washington Post está llamando un énfasis por parte de Rubio para poner distancia entre él y la reforma migratoria que apoyó en el pasado, impacta negativamente la información política de sus audiencias - las mismas a las que Rubio apela con su fluidez en español - y que son, también, las que pueden ser directamente afectadas por la falta de acción legislativa en el tema migratorio.
Media Matters utilizó TVeyes para hacer una búsqueda entre los archivos de video con los términos "Rubio AND inmigración OR inmigracion OR frontera"entre el período de tiempo iniciado el27 de febrero hasta el presente.
Media outlets are holding former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to a higher standard by scandalizing her use of personal email while at the State Department, claiming the practice raises questions about her "transparency." In reality, other public officials -- including former Florida Governor Jeb Bush (R), who is attacking Clinton over the emails, and former Secretary of State Colin Powell -- have exclusively used personal email.
The publisher of a Bill O'Reilly book in which he falsely claims to have seen terrorists kill civilians with bombs in Northern Ireland are standing behind the Fox News host despite an admission by Fox News that he only saw photos of those events.
David Drake, senior vice president and deputy publisher at Crown Publishing Group, wrote in an email to Media Matters that "Crown will continue to publish our author's book just as he wrote it."
That book is Keep it Pithy: Useful Observations In A Tough World, O'Reilly's 2013 work published under Crown Archetype, a division of Random House.
In the book, O'Reilly writes, "I've seen soldiers gun down unarmed civilians in Latin America, Irish terrorists kill and maim their fellow citizens in Belfast with bombs."
But last Friday, The Washington Post's Paul Farhi reported that Fox News admitted that O'Reilly was not an eyewitness to terrorist bombings in Northern Ireland, writing: "Asked about O'Reilly's statements Friday, a Fox News spokesman said that O'Reilly was not an eyewitness to any bombings or injuries in Northern Ireland. Instead, he was shown photos of bombings by Protestant police officers."
Drake declined to offer further comment on why the publisher would not seek to correct an obvious misleading statement.
The Keep It Pithy issue is the latest in a string of revelations in which O'Reilly has been found to have inflated or fabricated claims about his reporting exploits.
The Washington Post's Glenn Kessler claimed that President Obama "appears to be purposely ignoring" the U.S. State Department's conclusions on whether most of the refined oil products from the Keystone XL pipeline would be exported. However, the State Department did not find that the majority of the refined oil products from Keystone XL would be consumed in the U.S., as Kessler suggested, and groups opposing Keystone XL note that the coastal refineries Keystone XL would service currently ship more than half of their refined oil products overseas.
Washington Post syndicated columnist George Will dedicated his most recent column to Gov. Bruce Rauner (R-IL), praising the governor's plans to go after public-sector unions, but got some basic facts wrong in the process.
Rauner has quickly become a favorite among right-wing media figures, both during his gubernatorial campaign and since his election in November. The Wall Street Journal and National Review have also lauded Rauner for his February 9 executive order blocking public-sector unions from collecting "fair share" fees from state employees they represent. Although state employees are not required to join, their union is nevertheless required to represent every state employee -- including nonmembers -- during contract negotiations. Without fair-share fees, nonmembers would get all the benefits of unionization without having to pay for it. Rauner's order would effectively institute "right-to-work" rules for state workers without the headache of getting approval from the Democratic majority in the state legislature first.
In his February 25 column, Will called Rauner's election "this century's most intriguing political experiment" and endorsed the governor's plan "to change Illinois's political culture of one-party rule by entrenched politicians subservient to public-sector unions." Will went on to support Rauner's executive order on union dues, but completely bungled basic facts about the order and the ongoing legal challenges surrounding it:
By executive order, Rauner has stopped the government from collecting "fair share" fees for unions from state employees who reject joining a union. This, he says, violates First Amendment principles by compelling people to subsidize speech with which they disagree. The unions might regret challenging this in federal court: If the case reaches the Supreme Court and it overturns the 1977 decision that upheld "fair shares," this would end the practice nationwide.
Rauner hopes to ban, as some states do, public employees unions from making political contributions, whereby they elect the employers with whom they negotiate their compensation. Rauner notes that an owner of a small firm that does business with Illinois's government is forbidden to make political contributions. Rauner also hopes to enable counties and local jurisdictions to adopt right-to-work laws, thereby attracting businesses that will locate only where there are such laws.
The Clinton Foundation returned to the headlines this week and once again the topic was promoted with lots of media hand-wringing. The problem is, it's not always clear journalists understand what the foundation does. At least it's not clear based on the media coverage.
The news this week came from a Wall Street Journal article reporting that once Hillary Clinton left her job as secretary of state, the Clinton Foundation lifted its ban on donations from foreign governments. The ban was reportedly first put in place at the request of the Obama administration, which wanted to alleviate any possible conflicts of interest with its new secretary of state. When Clinton became a private citizen again in 2013, the foundation once again accepted money from foreign governments.
"A spokesman for the Clinton Foundation said the charity has a need to raise money for its many projects," the Journal reported.
The Journal article stressed that some ethics experts thought it was bad form for the foundation to accept foreign donations because Hillary Clinton is expected to run for president. The following day, Republican partisans piled on, insisting Hillary herself had accepted "truckloads of cash from other countries." (She had not; the foundation had.) The Beltway press largely echoed the Republican spin and lampooned the foundation's move.
Did the original Journal article raise an interesting question? It did. If and when Hillary formally announces her candidacy, will the foundation have to revisit its position on accepting foreign government donations? It likely will. But the only way the story really worked as advertised this week was to casually conflate the Clinton Foundation, a remarkably successful global charity organization, with Hillary's looming campaign coffers, and to suggest everyone who's giving to the foundation is really giving to her presidential campaign.
In order to make that allegation stick, Jennifer Rubin at the Washington Post simply suggested there's no difference between a global charity and "a PAC or campaign entity." (That kind of changes everything.)
The only way the story gained traction, and this has been true of Clinton foundation coverage for years, was for journalists to pretend the foundation isn't actually a ground-breaking charity, in order to make vague suggestions that it's one big Clinton slush fund where money gets "funneled." ("Money, Money, Money, Money, MONEY!" was the headline for Maureen Dowd's scathing New York Times attack column about the foundation in 2013.)
Media are recycling old news that The Clinton Foundation accepts foreign donations when neither Bill nor Hillary Clinton hold political office to fearmonger over "ethical concerns" surrounding the donations, ignoring the fact that it is not unusual for foundations to receive foreign donations and that Clinton's record as Secretary of State makes clear that she was not politically influenced by previous donations to the Foundation.
Washington Post's The Fix falsely referred to the Common Core State Standards as "federal" and "national," a scare tactic often used by right-wing media to smear the education standards.
Earlier this week, the Oklahoma House Education Committee voted to ban Advanced Placement (AP) U.S. History, "persuaded by the argument that it only teaches students 'what is bad about America.'" According to Think Progress, the bill banning AP U.S. History "would also require schools to instruct students in a long list of 'foundational documents,' including the Ten Commandments, two sermons and three speeches by Ronald Reagan." As Tulsa World pointed out, the committee hearing also included discussion about the "legality" of teaching any AP courses in the state's public schools, largely from opponents of Common Core.
In a February 17 post at The Washington Post's The Fix blog, Hunter Schwarz wrote that Oklahoma lawmakers "are considering dumping the Advanced Placement program because of its similarities to Common Core," and falsely referred to the standards as both "federal" and "national" (emphasis added):
It's more controversial in a red state like Oklahoma that's more distrustful of federal standards being imposed; the poll found Republicans are more likely to view Common Core negatively than Democrats, 58 percent to 23 percent.
But there are some major differences between AP and Common Core. For one, schools aren't required to offer AP courses and students aren't required to take them to graduate. Even without banning the program statewide, AP can be a local community decision.
AP is also well-established. About one-third of public high school students in the class of 2013 took an AP exam, and the class of 2013 also scored a 3 or higher on more than a million tests -- a score typically accepted by colleges for credit, according to the College Board, which oversees the program. The University of Oklahoma accepts scores of 3 or higher in nearly 40 subject areas.
Although fighting against national education standards has become popular among some Republicans, equating Common Core to AP isn't a direct comparison, and it's likely to be a tougher slog because of it.
The myth that the Common Core State Standards are a federal initiative has been long debunked, despite its frequent use by conservative media to stoke fears about the standards. Voluntarily adopted in 2010 by 45 states and the District of Columbia, the Common Core is a set of standards in math and English that was developed by a bipartisan group of governors, state school chiefs, and teachers, among others. As the standards have taken hold in many states, some controversy has surrounded their rollout, with even Common Core supporters calling its implementation "botched."
The right-wing media outrage machine, however, has turned Common Core into something of a "rallying cry" over the past few years, thanks to the loud and often misinformed voices telling audiences to be angry or in some cases, to boycott the tests associated with the standards. The misguided notion that Common Core is a federal program comes as no surprise from conservative media voices, but is an unfortunate find in The Fix's education coverage.


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Sales Up Over Christmas, But Down Year-Over-Year
-- Digital sales were up slightly Christmas week 2010 but showed the same signs of a slowdown that has been evident throughout much of the year. Digital track sales were down 2% from the same week in 2009 -- 44 million to 44.8 million, according to Nielsen SoundScan. Digital album sales were up 9%. That means total digital track sales from both albums and single tracks were up 2.4%, assuming 11 tracks per album.
But the year-over-year comparison might actually be better. Christmas 2009 was on a Friday while the holiday fell on a Saturday this year. That means there was one more day after Christmas than this year (a SoundScan week runs Monday to Sunday). An additional day of gift-card sales could make a difference. We'll find out next week.
Don't expect much, though. Given the slowdown in digital sales growth, there is no reason to believe that either tracks or digital albums would wildly exceed the paces they have set in the previous eleven and a half months. Year-to-date, track sales are up just 1% over last year and digital album sales are up 13%.
iPad Not the Magazine Industry's Savior
-- When the iPad launched earlier this year, it was heralded as the savior of magazines. Before the close of 2010, circulation numbers show that magazines may need to find another savior.
Circulation numbers revealed by Women's Wear Daily show the initial strong numbers for iPad magazine sales slowed mightily later in the year. While Wired's first iPad issue sold over 100,000 units, sales in subsequent months dropped to around 31,000 and then to the low 20,000s in October and November. It's a trend seen in other publications. Men's Health averaged digital sales of about 2,800 in the spring but sold 2,000 in both September and October. Glamour, GQ and Vanity Fair all dropped from their initial sales numbers.
What makes these downward sales trends even more alarming is the fact that more iPads were in the market later in the year than when magazines first started putting out iPad-focused content. As consumers bought more iPads, they also bought fewer digital magazines.
There could be a number of good explanations for the sales declines. Quality is at the top of the list. Wired's first iPad edition, for example, was widely criticized for being little more than a PDF that failed to take advantage of the iPad's ability to handle multimedia content. Publishers will certainly improve upon quality as time passes.
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- Comment on Canadiens put Rene Bourque on waivers, recall Jarred Tinordi from Hamilton (2014-11-09 23:57:58)
bringing in bourque was gauthier's decision, and happened before MB/MT took the reins. and to be totally honest i would say even gauthier probably wouldn't have predicted such a drop-off in player quality. things like this happen - it's a competitive league, bourque wasn't keeping up. the goal of a GM is to minimize mistakes in making transactions like this. on the whole i would say the success rate so far with MB is quite high.
- Comment on High-intensity practice for Habs after loss to Flames; Blackhawks in town Tuesday night (2014-11-04 01:10:00)
hate to have history repeat itself, but is dan bylsma available? it is a coaching issue - these are bad coaching decisions and influence, plain and simple. the existing roster is too good to be underperforming at this level.
- Comment on Liveblog: Game 68 – Frankie Boo wins a wild one (2014-03-15 21:54:13)
i think it's a bit early to judge MB. there's a lot of dead weight on the team, and most of these are contracts or trades made during gainey or gauthier: 1) gionta 2) bourque 3) moen anyway who's done some statistical analysis will tell you MT simply hasn't been coaching to the teams strengths from at least december of this season onwards. there is a coaching problem - but i'm not sure how much you can blame MB? what were the other options at the time? hartley, or a huge gamble on roy? if the habs don't make the playoffs, i think i would reserve judgement on MB until i see what he does with 1) the coach; 2) dead contracts; 3) replacements. those are critical choices i think, coming up.
- Comment on Liveblog: Game 64: Markov scores in long Shootout to beat Ducks 4-3 (2014-03-05 21:03:35)
price isn't LTIR - it's to support hamilton, and for any insurance come playoff time. weaver is signed because he's rock solid and the team badly needs a right-handed dman. he greatly equalises the balance on our backend.
- Comment on Liveblog: Game 64: Markov scores in long Shootout to beat Ducks 4-3 (2014-03-05 20:32:36)
next year's team wouldn't look too shabby. assuming gionta, parros, bouillon, and murray are out - we'd have about 27 million to resign eller (2.5 M), vanek (or replacement, 7 M), weise (1M), white(1M), markov (5M), subban (8), and weaver (or equivalent, 1.5 M) - that looks to work and looks like a flexible space to start from. leaving some combination of: max-dd-vanek (or replacement) galchenyuk-eller-gallagher bourque-plec-briere weise-white-moen-prust-bournival markov-subban gorges-emelin tinordi-beaulieu weaver (or replacement) price budaj as bourque, moen, and briere's contracts expire the team is in an even stronger position to strengthen the bottom 6 or the blueline. or you can trade 1 or more of these players and split vanek's salary on two mid-range players...there's a lot of possibilities here.
- Comment on Habs acquire defenceman Weaver from Panthers; Price back on ice (2014-03-04 15:50:24)
i stand corrected.
- Comment on Habs acquire defenceman Weaver from Panthers; Price back on ice (2014-03-04 15:45:35)
how did weaver command a 5th round pick, when all it took was a 4th for penner? can someone explain this to a bonafide trade amateur like myself?
- Comment on About this season … and next season … and the one after that … (2013-05-10 05:47:13)
I'm struck by Ottawa's ability to beat us despite a cap hit that is more than 10 million less, without Spezza or an effective Karlsson for much of the series. It is indeed a testament to size, strength, and effective un-costly contracts. Guillaume Latendresse is their fourth highest paid forward. Really. I think it points to a serious rethink in a Habs strategy that has continuously relied on speed, skill, and character, with less emphasis on pure weight. The sad issue is that under the current roster, playoff success with limited penalty-calling is going to depend on taking hits and maintaining speed - everyone will have to perform like Gallagher. This is simply not possible. I think it is a very good thing that the Canadiens failed in such spectacular fashion this year. Bergevin now knows the changes to yield long-term playoff success - relatively low-intensity regular season hockey shoudn't be the concern. The issue is sustainability, depth, size, and strength to continue to fight through long, physical playoff games. The focus is on reasonably contending within 2-3 years, I think. To this end: DEFENSE 1) Buy out Kaberle immediately. 2) Wait it out on Markov until his contract ends next year. He's done. 3) Emelin - lock him up. 4) Diaz - wait and see on final year of his contract next year. But I think it doesnt really matter. Too soft and too small. 5) Drewiski - no 6) Tinordi and Beaulieu - future looks excellent. Continue developing. Tinordi was exceptional during the series, I think. 7) Bouillon - I like him as a 5th-6th paired with a large D, but he's nearing his end. I still think he'll be useful next year for a final year. 8) Subban - lock up long-term. He, not Price, is the cornerstone of the organisation now with Chucky/Gally coming. 9) Gorges - find a way to trade him. This is a problem contract. 10) The focus, if there is any cap space left next year, is to get a good, strong, tall, D-man, immediately. FORWARDS 1) Gionta - I think the team will have to wait out the final year of his contract next year. 2) Desharnais - trade him while you can, or be forced to wait it out as he drops down the depth chart over the next few years. 3) Plekanec - if there is a small guy to keep it is him. 4) Ryder - gone and hopefully replace with a better alternative. 5) Bourque - I think he's had a strong year on the whole. Gritty talented forward. 6) Chucky - continue developing but exciting. 7) Gally - continue developing but exciting. 8) Prust - continues to be an excellent deal. 9) Moen - paid slightly too much to be a crappy fourth liner but hopefully he improves. I still believe he is good depth to have. 10) Pacioretty - I am going to continue to believe that his subpar season and horrendous playoffs were a combination of bad injuries and 2nd season star complex. I think he'll bounce back and continue to be a strong driving forward. 11) Eller - future looks great. 12) White - continue supporting. 13) Halpern - I love guys like this, maybe a little younger, come playoff time. Price - I continue believing he's an excellent and possibly elite-level goalie, too cool for his own good, and with continued nagging flaws in his own game. However, I think the defence has really let him down throughout the year, and that this is not reflected in the stats.
- Comment on Liveblog: Senators draw first blood … literally (2013-05-02 22:32:45)
i don't think the issue is skill - it's intuition, something softer. price has always struck me as cool and calm, too cool for his own good. have you seen theodore's vezina winning season? solid goaltending is skill, that is price. elite level goaltending is skill and something else altogether. certain goalies (ie theodore) have it for a specific period of time. historic goalies (ie roy) have it most of the time.
- Comment on Liveblog: Senators draw first blood … literally (2013-05-02 22:06:37)
i say stick with price for the duration of the series as a test. it's clear that there is a clear weakness in our third line defense and we have a goaltender who is not making critical saves to back them up. we continue to miss size. not meant as criticism because there are still many positives - with a bit more gas and more driving to the net we have a solid set of forwards (a bit more depth would always help of course!). it is really a make or break year for price. i don't think he can save the series on his own but he is giving up goals at critical moments. oddly enough ottawa's opportunism is reminiscent of the early 2000 habs - exactly what i miss.


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NOAA chose Second Life in part because, "Second Life has one of largest potential audiences out there," Hackathorn said. Still, many agencies block access to Second Life from the office.
If the goal is to get the younger generation excited about what government employees do, "blocking tools they're growing up with is like cutting off an arm," he said. "When it comes to training, we need unfettered access to it to take advantage of it on a corporatewide basis."
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ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates (AP) - Formula One chief Bernie Ecclestone said he's not worried about Bahrain once again hosting a Formula One race despite ongoing clashes between security forces and anti-government protesters.
"I wasn't concerned this year and I'm not concerned for next year," Ecclestone said Friday.
Ecclestone also seemed to put a damper on prospects of a return of the French Grand Prix to the schedule, possibly as soon as next year, as a replacement for the canceled New Jersey race. Asked about it, he only would say "who knows, everything is possible with me, you know that."
The French GP has been off the calendar since 2008, but officials of the Magny Cours and Paul Ricard circuits are making bids for its return.
The Bahrain Grand Prix was held in April without violence at the race, although it was a public relations disaster for F1. Sectarian violence rocked the streets of Manama, causing death and injury during the race weekend. It created a disturbing background for the race, which was won by Sebastian Vettel.
Ecclestone has long been one of the strongest backers of the Bahrain GP since it became the first race in the Gulf eight years ago. He continued to lobby for the race even after it was cancelled in 2011 because of anti-government protests and a subsequent government crackdown. A bid to reschedule the race for later in 2011 was abandoned by local organizers amid increasing pressure from rights groups.
The race was added to the 2013 calendar despite sometimes daily violent protests for greater political rights. Last month, Bahrain banned all protests amid the growing violence. More than 50 people have been killed in Bahrain's unrest since February 2011. Among them were two policemen who died last month from injuries suffered in attacks by firebombs and explosives.
Ecclestone also raised the possibility of a third grand prix in the Gulf, this one in neighboring Qatar. Local media reports there have reported in recent months that officials are trying to get the license to allow it to host F1 teams for preseason testing. If granted, that could be a step to eventually hosting a F1 race most likely at the circuit that now hosts a MotoGP race.
"Let's see. Let's see what comes out of it," he said of a Qatar GP.
The F1 boss also heaped praise on Abu Dhabi, which he said has the best facilities of any circuit in the series.
"I love it here. All the teams love it here. Everyone is very happy," he said. "This is without any doubt the best circuit we've got. We try to make it (a benchmark) but it's not easy. It's not inexpensive to make something like this, so we have to be a bit careful."
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Franz Seraphicus Grillparzer (15 January 1791 – 21 January 1872) was an Austrian writer who is chiefly known for his dramas. He also wrote the oration for Ludwig van Beethoven's funeral.
Franz Grillparzer was born in Vienna, Austria. His father, E.J. Grillparzer, was a severe pedant and a staunch upholder of the liberal traditions of the reign of Joseph II, and was an advocate of some standing. His mother, Anna Franziska, was a nervous, highly-strung woman who belonged to the well-known musical family of Sonnleithner. His father destined Grillparzer for the legal profession, and, after a desultory education, Grillparzer entered the University of Vienna in 1807 as ... more »
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''Human life, old and young, takes place between hope and remembrance. The young man sees all the gates to his desires open, and the old man remembershis hopes.''Franz Grillparzer (1791-1872), Austrian author. Album entry, Poems (1841).
''They are miserly, the princes of Austria, you need not grieve about it; they may not donate anything, but they allow themselves to be fleeced, the good lords.''Franz Grillparzer (1791-1872), Austrian author. Poems (1844).
''What raises great poetry above all elseit is the entire person and also the entire world.''Franz Grillparzer (1791-1872), Austrian author. Also: commemorative sheet for Friedrich von Reden and Wilhelm von Wartenegg. Album entry, Poems (1862)...
''The art of acting presupposes three phases: understanding a part, intuiting a part, and contemplating the essence of a part.''Franz Grillparzer (1791-1872), Austrian author. Notebooks and Diaries (1820).
''"What are the characteristics of today's world so that one may recognize it by them?" It pays pensions and borrows money: credit and monuments.''Franz Grillparzer (1791-1872), Austrian author. Poems (1840).
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