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Activists scout anti-war referendum
State Green Party officials hope to put question on local ballots
By GRAEME ZIELINSKI
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
As President Bush encourages support for the Iraq war, Wisconsin activists and elected officials are in the midst of their own efforts to hasten the withdrawal of American troops there, in opposition to administration policy and in the face of continuing bloodshed.
The state Green Party and allied peace groups have begun a campaign to have the question of the Iraq war placed as an advisory referendum on local ballots in spring elections.
At its convention June 11 in Oshkosh, the state Democratic Party became the second state party nationally to call for the impeachment of the president and Vice President Cheney because of what the party views as mishandling of the war.
So What's New?
The Downing Street Memo
By DAVID MODEL
After the leak of the Downing Street memo, the smoke has been wafting through the air from the barrel of the proverbial incriminating gun obliterating any remaining doubts that President Bush committed premeditated murder. The contents of the Downing Street memo should squelch all doubts about whether President Bush was determined to go to war against Iraq now that the highest members of the British government have acknowledged the authenticity of the memo although the debate over its content rages on. There is nothing shocking or surprising about the contents of the "Downing Street memo". That is not to say that it doesn't reveal that President Bush was planning to execute a plan for regime change long before his administration undertook any thoughtful analysis based on accurate intelligence. My contention is that President Bush's conduct is not an aberration but part of a foreign policy paradigm which applies to the conduct of all presidents at least since World War II
Where's the Washington Post?
Public pressure forced the Washington Post to run a front page article after editorializing that the Downing Street Minutes weren't news. But since that article, the Post has done no follow up.
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The Post's Ombudsman, Michael Getler, is the readers' representative within the newspaper. E-mail him at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 202-334-7582.
Media Ignoring Zogby Poll
A Zogby poll released on June 30 finds 42 percent of Americans — including 25 percent of Republicans - say that "if it is found that President Bush did not tell the truth about his reasons for going to war with Iraq, Congress should hold him accountable through impeachment." According to Zogby, in Eastern and Western states supporters of impeachment outnumber opponents.
The only mention of this by a major media outlet was by Keith Olbermann on MSNBC.
Where is the rest of the media?
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David Swanson is the author of "When the World Outlawed War," "War Is A Lie" and "Daybreak: Undoing the Imperial Presidency and Forming a More Perfect Union." He blogs at http://davidswanson.org and http://warisacrime.org and works for the online activist organization http://rootsaction.org. Contact him at david at davidswanson.org
Support for Bush Impeachment Now Higher Than Was for Clinton Impeachment
This poll finding 42 percent of Americans favoring impeachment of Bush if he did not tell the truth about the reasons for war, puts support significantly higher than it was for impeachment of President Clinton.
average support for impeachment and removal was 27% (11 polls)
average support for impeachment hearings was 36% (6 polls)
Implausible denial
By Evan Derkacz
Posted on June 30, 2005, Printed on July 1, 2005
Conservatives are loathe to accept the information contained within the Downing Street Memo's brief contents and I don't blame them. It would change things and they would no longer be good conservatives. It's right there in the word, see.
But I am entertained.
Cries of a hoax didn't take and the ho-hum response -- standard in more sophisticated circles -- that "everybody already knew this stuff," was quickly abandoned by all but the frontal lobe challenged.
Two things happened Wednesday, both concerning Tony Blair.
A record of deception
The Boston Globe
By Scot Lehigh | July 1, 2005
HERE'S THE question President Bush's Tuesday address to the nation raises.
Having framed the Iraq war in a dishonest way, can the president really expect the informed public to believe his presentation about how the stabilization effort is going?
Certainly Bush's speech started on a highly deceptive note, portraying the grinding conflict in Iraq as a necessary response to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
More than a year ago, the 9/11 Commission reported that there was no "collaborative relationship" between Iraq and Al Qaeda.
Still, implications that Iraq was complicit in Sept. 11 and claims that Saddam had ties to Al Qaeda worked well for the Republicans in the 2004 campaign. They used the former tactic to deftly duplicitous effect at their national convention. In other venues, both Bush and Vice President Cheney insisted there was a relationship -- ''a whole series of contacts, high-level contacts," Cheney claimed -- between Al Qaeda and Saddam's regime.
Web Special: A Story At Last
How public pressure helped propel the long-ignored Downing Street memo into the news
American Journalism Review
By Kim Hart
Hart is an AJR editorial assistant.
Foreign news outlets jumped on it, bloggers ate it up and half a dozen liberal Web sites campaigned to get it prominent coverage. But until the past few weeks, the Downing Street memo managed to keep a low profile in the media, getting more attention for being ignored by American journalists than for existing in the first place.
Editors, reporters and producers have been deluged with hundreds--even thousands--of e-mails and phone calls from readers and partisan activists demanding more exposure for the secret memo, which recounts a July 2002 meeting between British Prime Minister Tony Blair and his top aides. The memo, first reported by the London Sunday Times on May 1, reflects the view of Britain's top intelligence official that the Bush administration was intent on going to war in Iraq nearly eight months before doing so, and that the administration was manipulating intelligence information to support that decision.
Occupation Watch
Occupation Watch June 29-30 News Bulletin
Contrary to the notions of those who might have thought that the crafting of the Bush administration PR strategy on Iraq involved heavy use of a ouija board and frequent calls to psychic hotlines, Peter Baker and Dan Balz report in the Post that it is, in fact, being shaped by "one of the nation's top academic experts on public opinion during wartime." Duke political scientist Peter Feaver and his colleague Christopher Gelpi have concluded, on the basis of focus group polling, that the most important issue in determining public support is not the level of American casualties but perception on whether the war is winnable.
Deja vu in Iraq
Boston Globe
By Derrick Z. Jackson | July 1, 2005
AT FORT BRAGG, in front of soldiers and their generals, the president of the United States said, ''Terrorists can strike and can kill without warning before the forces of order can throw them back. And now he has struck again. At this very hour, a second wave of terrorists is striking the cities. Our forces are ready. I know they will acquit themselves, as they always have, however tough the battle becomes. There has never been a finer fighting force wearing the American uniform than you."
The president reasserted that each soldier represents America's will and commitment at a time that our nation's security and the freedom of an oppressed nation ''is facing a deadly challenge. Men who have never been elected to anything are threatening an elected government and the painfully achieved institutions of democracy."
They Died for Their Country
By Paul Rogat Loeb
"They died for their country," read the white granite memorial in the Concord, Massachusetts town square, honoring local men who died in the Civil War. Newer headstones mourned Concord men who gave their lives in other wars -- practically every war America has fought -- belying the recent baiting of quintessentially blue-state Massachusetts as a place whose citizens lack patriotism. I was in town, on the first anniversary of Sept 11, speaking at a local church that had lost one of its most active members on a hijacked plane, a man named Al Filipov. It was clear then -- and clearer now -- that these honored dead would not be our nation's last. I thought of Concord when George Bush urged us, this past Memorial Day, to redeem the sacrifices of our soldiers in Iraq by "completing the mission for which they gave their lives." But what if this mission (which will, of course, claim more lives) itself is questionable, and founded on a basis of lies? Forty-eight Concord men died in the Civil War, which the memorial called "the War of the Rebellion." They indeed died for their country, turning the tide at battles like Gettysburg and helping end the brutal oppression of slavery. The World War II vets, listed on a nearby plaque, helped preserve the freedom of America -- and the world. We owe a profound debt to the farmers and artisans who won our freedom in America's Revolution, and whose sacrifices were marked, a few miles away, with an exhibit on the battles of Lexington and Concord. It's easy for those who have lived through too many dubious wars to forget the power of their sacrifices.
MSNBC's Pro-Bush "Town Meeting"
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After George W. Bush's June 28 speech about Iraq, MSNBC's Hardball presented viewers with a decidedly skewed "town meeting" featuring a panel dominated by Iraq war boosters.
The two-hour coverage, hosted by Chris Matthews, was anchored by a panel discussion that featured MSNBC reporter Norah O'Donnell, Islam scholar Reza Aslan, and four conservative Bush supporters: Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council, MSNBC host Tucker Carlson, Bobbie Patray of the Eagle Forum of Tennessee and Jerry Sutton, pastor of the Two Rivers Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee, where the event was held.
Blair Again Denies One of the Several Startling Revelations in the Downing Street Documents
LONDON (AP) - British Prime Minister Tony Blair wants the world to know that the Iraq war was not predetermined by the United States.
Blair tells The Associated Press that the "Downing Street Memo," which was leaked to the media, paints a distorted picture.
The memo suggested that the White House viewed the war with Iraq as inevitable, and that the Bush administration was looking for ways to justify that war, through the use of intelligence about weapons of mass destruction.
Blair says "the decision was not already taken." And he says he's "a bit astonished" at the intense coverage the memo has gotten in the U-S.
But Is It Playing in Peoria? The Downing Street Memo and Our Hometown Papers
Published on Wednesday, June 29, 2005 by CommonDreams.org
By Cynthia Bogard
Jefferson Morley, a staff writer at washingtonpost.com, suggested recently that the Downing Street Memo (DSM) story continues to spread because it represents two stories, "an emerging alternative history of how the United States came to attack Iraq and a story of how the New Media has usurped some of the Old Media's power to set the agenda."
The "New Media" --the blogosphere and alternative news and views websites such as rawstory.com, buzzflash.com, commondreams.org and, especially pertinent to this story, afterdowningstreet.org--certainly deserve a lot of credit. On-line complaints about Old Media's neglect of the story have had a major impact. So has the "letters to the editors" campaign started by the original downingstreetmemo.com site that has deluged newspapers around the nation with reader demands for DSM coverage. Old Media--television and the major daily newspapers, The New York Times, Washington Post, USA Today and perhaps the L.A. Times and Chicago Tribune--finally have begun to get the message that the DSM story is not going to go away because New Media is not going to let it.
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Bush's Speech: Let's Count the Lies
By David Swanson, AfterDowningStreet.org
In the coming free 30 minutes of uninterrupted airtime that ABC News and the Disney Corporation will no doubt give to a spokesperson for the majority of Americans who believe that the war on Iraq was a mistake, I expect we'll see some of the following points made about the speech that Bush just gave.
First, it was curious to see Bush adopt usage of the French language, in particular his repeated usage of the word "oui." At one point, he said "Oui, accept these burdens." Some viewers supposed he meant "We accept these burdens," but no one has been able to identify a single burden that Bush has accepted, leading to the consensus that the French word must have been the one on the teleprompters.
CNN Chatter Misses Point
If the Downing Street Documents didn't make the important points that they do (Bush had decided on war, had decided to lie about WMD and 9/11, had actually started the war early) then citizens would not have forced them down the media's throat, yet what the media says the documents are about never quite gets it right:
SCHNEIDER: There is evidence in today's ABC News-"Washington Post" poll. For the first time, a majority of Americans, 52 percent, told that poll that the Bush administration, in their view, intentionally misled the public in making the case for war. Now, that could be the impact of the Downing Street Memo, which was the recently released British government document suggesting that the Bush administration manipulated the facts in order to make the case for war.
Memo requires investigation
Akron Beacon Journal
June 29, 2005
The media coverage of Watergate has been extensive since Mark Felt identified himself as Deep Throat. Granted, it's an intriguing story and definitely should not be forgotten, but is it worth all the ink when we have a looming scandal of perhaps equal significance in a memo that almost cost British Prime Minister Tony Blair his bid for re-election? The so-called ''Downing Street memo,'' the top-secret minutes from a Blair Cabinet meeting concerning a previous meeting in Washington, D.C., between top British and American security officials, was leaked to the London Times and subsequently published May 1. Among the more disturbing statements in it was this: ''Bush wanted to remove Saddam, through military action justified by the conjunction of terrorism and WMD. But the intelligence and facts were being fixed around the policy.''
Charles Rangel and Alan Colmes Debunk Bush On The Iraq War
By News Hounds
For those who think Democrats can't do well on FOX News, check out how Congressman Charles Rangel, on Hannity & Colmes no less, managed to drive home his point that Bush planned to attack Iraq before 9/11. Democrats should study how he was able to turn around Hannity's "questions" and use them for his own talking points. He was never intimidated by Hannity and he never got angry.
Sean Hannity opened the discussion with this "fair and balanced" question: President Bush promised that the United States would stay the course in bringing freedom to the people of Iraq but some Democrats are advocating for the troops to come home now before the job is done... It's very predictable from the Democratic party. I have heard the president called a liar repeatedly by the leaders of your party... Howard Dean says Republicans are evil, brain-dead corrupt... so we should, I guess, anticipate that your Democratic friends didn't like the speech tonight? (Comment: I think we can anticipate that Sean Hannity didn't like the speech tonight, either, because he said very little about it.)
Bush Tries to Quell Waning Support of War, But is it Too Little Too Late?
By: Monica Lewis, BlackAmericaWeb.com
"We will stay in the fight until the fight is won."
Those were the words of President George W. Bush, determined not to let his critics or the rising number of U.S. military dead deter his plans to continue the conflict in Iraq.
Despite the apropos setting of the Fort Bragg military base, Bush's words, spoken during a primetime address Tuesday evening, did little to change the minds of people like Ron Walters, the noted University of Maryland political scientist. Walters told BlackAmericaWeb.com that Bush did nothing more than give a speech, failing to send a clear message as to how and when the conflict will be resolved.
Corp. Media's Failure to Cover Downing St Memos
Corp. Media's Failure to Cover Downing St Memos
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Can Bush Be Believed on Iraq?
Reuters, in a story on an ABC News/Washington Post poll, reports: "For the first time, a majority of Americans said the administration 'intentionally misled' the public in going to war."
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Iraq Realities Force Bush to Respond
By Jefferson Morley
washingtonpost.com Staff Writer
Tuesday, June 28, 2005; 10:00 AM
Once again, the Sunday Times scooped the U.S. press on a big Iraq war story. "U.S. in Talks with Iraq Rebels," the London newspaper reported this weekend.
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld quickly confirmed the story and downplayed it, suggesting it should not be surprising that U.S. officials were secretly negotiating with battlefield enemies. Rumsfeld and U.S. commander in Iraq Gen. George W. Casey Jr. made an important distinction: The U.S. was talking to Sunnis violently opposed to the occupation, not foreign fighters linked to Abu Musab Zarqawi.
Occupation Watch News Bulletin
Occupation Watch News Bulletin June 27, 2005
The World Tribunal on Iraq concluded its final session, held in Istanbul, Turkey, today. A self-appointed citizen activist effort, it was designed, not to provide a full hearing on the question of possible U.S. and U.K. war crimes and crimes against humanity relating to Iraq, but rather, like a grand jury, to present the case for the prosecution and to call for a real investigation and trial.
Testimony was heard from a wide variety of former U.N. officials, journalists, academics, lawyers, and Iraqi eyewitnesses, and the final press conference was attended by roughly 200 media sources from around the world. A LEXIS-NEXIS search showed not a single major U.S. newspaper that has picked up the story, although the Associated Press, AFP, and Reuters filed reports. More coverage is available from truthout.org.
Bush's First Post-Downing Street Speech on Iraq
By Ralph Nader and Kevin Zeese
June 27, 2005
President Bush will be addressing the nation about Iraq on Tuesday night. This is the first time he will be speaking to the country on the U.S. occupation of Iraq since the Downing Street Memos have been released. As ten senators pointed out in a letter on Friday, June 24 "at a time the White House was promising Congress and the American people that war would be their last resort, that they believed military action against Iraq was 'inevitable.'"
Thus, the President was telling the public he was seeking a peaceful resolution when in fact he was planning an invasion. He told Americans there were unmanned Iraqi aircraft that could drop bombs over our cities. His own intelligence agencies told him this was inaccurate. He tied Saddam to Al Qaeda and Bin Laden - there was no evidence of that. Indeed, the two - one secular, one fundamentalist - were mortal foes. He talked about Saddam being able to launch a strike on the United States in 45 minutes - there was no evidence Iraq was capable of such an attack. He talked about the potential of a mushroom cloud over the United States - a nuclear attack by Saddam - when there was no evidence that a weakened, surrounded and embargoed Saddam had any nuclear capability. When he was going to the U.N. it was not to seek peace but to try and make an illegal invasion legal by tricking Saddam into a misstep. For month after month, it now seems evident, President Bush and his minions misled the nation, repeating the fabrications and manipulations about weapons of mass destruction, over and over and over in a drum beat to war.
Stay The Crooked Course
By Ray McGovern
June 28, 2005
Ray McGovern works for Tell the Word, the publishing arm of the ecumenical Church of the Saviour in Washington, D.C. Now retired, he is a 27-year veteran of the analysis division of the CIA, and more recently co-founder of Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity.
Forget the documentary evidence (the Downing Street minutes) that the war on Iraq was fraudulent from the outset. Forget that the United States and Britain started pulverizing Iraq with stepped-up bombing months before the president or prime minister breathed a word to Congress or Parliament. Forget that Defense Secretary Rumsfeld and his merry men—his co-opted military brass—have no clue regarding what U.S. forces are up against in Iraq. Get ready to hear President George W. Bush tell us this evening that we "have to stay the course."
57 Percent Say Bush Administration Intentionally Exaggerated Evidence
Majority of Americans believe Bush administration misled public on Iraq: poll Tue Jun 28, 2:14 AM ET
By AFP
Most Americans now believe that President George W. Bush's administration "intentionally misled" the public in going to war in Iraq, according to a poll.
The ABC News/Washington Post poll came on the eve of a key speech in which Bush will seek public support for the war, which 53 percent of Americans who were surveyed said was not worth fighting.
A record 57 percent say the Bush administration "intentionally exaggerated its evidence that pre-war Iraq possessed nuclear, chemical or biological weapons," according to the poll.
Iraq memo has serious implications about war
Oregon Daily Emerald
By Emerald editorial board
June 28, 2005
Earlier this month, a piece of documentation relating to the war in Iraq was uncovered: The Downing Street memo; it is the most convincing proof yet that military action in Iraq was based on faulty, possibly nonexistent intelligence. Worst of all, the memo makes it perfectly clear that the lack of concrete information pertaining to Saddam Hussein's possession of weapons of mass destruction was no secret to President Bush.
The memo details British Prime Minister Tony Blair's report on a political talk involving President Bush. The most poignant line of the memo, dated eight months prior to the United States' invasion of Iraq, reads:
U.K. media keeps pressure on Bush
Edward M. Gomez, special to SF Gate, www.sfgate.com
Tuesday, June 28, 2005
As President Bush gets ready to deliver another carefully stage-managed televised speech to the nation from an army base in North Carolina tonight, commentators and news analysts in the British press are cutting through the White House's rhetoric to ask, in language that often sounds much stronger than that of their counterparts in the United States, some hard questions about the Republicans' Iraq-war policy and the future of the post-Saddam crisis.
"U.S. public opinion on the Iraq war dips with every dead soldier and plummets at the first sniff of defeat," commentator Gary Younge writes in The Guardian. Citing a recent Gallup poll of Americans, Younge notes that "[m]ore than half [of those surveyed] believe the war has not made them safer, and 40 percent believe it has striking similarities to the experience in Vietnam." (A separate CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll conducted June 16-19 shows that 59 percent of adult Americans nationwide are now opposed to the war. (PollingReport.com))


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Richard von Busack talks to director Eric Mendelsohn about 'Judy Berlin'
Eric Mendelsohn is one of the best hopes of the alternative cinema. His feature debut, Judy Berlin, made in 1999, has been playing in limited release in larger cities. The simplistic American Beauty has been praised as a cutting-edge look at suburbia. Unfortunately, Mendelsohn's far less melodramatic, and far more sensitive work, hasn't received comparable fame.
Mendelsohn's wistful but piercing visions of the suburbs--aided by his photographer Jerry Seckedorf--began with his short film "Through an Open Window." This emotionally overwhelming work, which turns up frequently on cable television, stars Anne Meara, the mother of Ben Stiller.
Meara's Mrs. Jensen is a woman expelled from the safety of her house by a bird that flies in her window during a summer's day. Through glimpses of the violent emotional life of a outwardly repressed woman, Mendelsohn presents the New York suburbs with an even hand--leafy, comforting and generous, yet fearful of contagion and intrusion.
Judy Berlin is at times less tragic than "Through an Open Window," but it is still profound. The film gives us the tragic/comic tale of one day in the life of Babylon, Long Island, with focus on the title character, an aspiring actress (Edie Falco), and her acquaintance, a rejected filmmaker named David Gold (Aaron Harnick).
Mendelsohn is easy to spot as a master filmmaker even with his first feature film, and I can't wait to see his next one. For that matter, I can't wait to see Judy Berlin again.
Metro: What baffles me is how a film that has been so honored on the festival circuit took more than a year to be released.
Mendelsohn: It's a compliment as far as I'm concerned. With the amount of dreck that's going around in the world today, when this isn't perceived as that, you've gotta just take the money and run. From the beginning, I think it's obvious why we made the film: for reasons that are outside Hollywood and for reasons that are outside the independent-film world.
When we were happy with the script, we stopped. When we were happy with the casting, we moved. When we were happy with the editing, we called it done. And there so many people right now who are literally finishing their films for Sundance [just] to get into the festival. "We have to get this film finished at such and such a date for Sundance." And I say, "You will have this film forever! Take the time! Get it right." Sundance is just seven miserable days. When we didn't get it picked up [for distribution] at Sundance, it didn't surprise me or bother me. What I got making the film, what Madeline Kahn and Edie Falco and Barbara Barrie meant to me--that's a gift, that I can live with for the rest of my life.
Metro: How autobiographical is Judy Berlin?
Mendelsohn: Very autobiographical ... in a sense. None of the plot is like anything I've been through. I grew up in that town, Babylon. [Pause.] I guess I've been avoiding the truth. I'm embarrassed about autobiographical material in the film, and I've avoided talking about that. Using aspects of your own life in a film feels like cheating over your own shoulder in a math test. Truly, those are not my own experiences. I am not David Gold, and I haven't been to California to make a film career for myself. I never lived back in my parents' house. I've never met a girl named Judy.
What is indisputably true--in the autobiographical sense--is that those are spaces, literally landscapes, that I know. I was dying to make a film that represented something about my emotional experiences on the Earth--something that was wistful and hopeful, and at the same time eerie. Something that was goofy and had a loopy humor and something that was as elegant as a harpsichord score. This film is a grab bag of my feelings about being present here for the human race. Just wanted to sort of send that out, like a radio broadcast: Does anybody have these feelings, this completely diverse group of emotions?
If anyone were to return to the town where they grew up ... and drive through that town on a day when no one knew they were supposed to be there ... and drive by the school bus stop and see new kids there ... and drive by your parents house and watch your mother on the telephone from the backyard, but not tell her you're in town--you don't have to be from where I live to understand those sorts of feelings. That was I was trying to get across.
Metro: In the various drafts of the screenplays, did the story start more sarcastic and end more loving? One aspect of Judy Berlin that stands out to those who love it is the absence of sarcasm.
Mendelsohn: I think from moment one of writing this script, I knew that David Gold had been sarcastic all of his life and had used sarcasm and wisecracks to float through high school. ... I'm completely tired of the raised-eyebrow, shooting-fish-in-a barrel type of irony. This movie pokes fun in a good-natured way at the provinces, but it also takes them very seriously. David was a person who had in lots of ways failed, because he had only had sarcasm and never had the ability to wholeheartedly believe in anything. I couldn't make the same mistake in writing the film.
Metro: Then from the beginning, the idea was not to explain what had happened to David Gold when he went to California?
Mendelsohn: Nobody doesn't understand these characters. I don't like to give you a literal back history. You'll get it. It's funny how much people pick up. In a brief instance of time upon meeting someone, they'll think, "I'd like to date her" or "She seemed troubled." People are more perceptive than American films will allow. People are smarter than flimmakers want to believe.
Metro: One of the things left open in Judy Berlin is the precise nature of the memory lapses afflicting Alice Gold (Madeline Kahn). The Hollywood Reporter described Alice as an alcoholic. Was she?
Mendelsohn: No. They liked the film so I wasn't about to complain. I think whoever wrote the review brought that idea to it.
Metro: And Box Office Magazine described David Gold's name as allegorical, presumably because he'd been defeated by the forces of Mammon.
Mendelsohn: I went to school with Lesley Gold, that's as far into the psychology of that name as I'll get. The movie was always intended to be a fable about real, hard truths, and that's a hard thing to go for. What is a fable about hard truths? But that's what I wanted, a tiny little black-and-white snow globe of a town, in which there were all these complex unrevealed people.
I was thinking of the kind of towns represented in children's books when I was little. Robert McCloskey used to be one illustrator of these tiny towns, with their empty lots and junkyards full of tires. I wanted to make a film as simple as that and as complex as something that was going on in Bergman's Persona.
My feeling of what happens to Madeline Kahn's character is a series of abandonments--by her husband, her son, her maid and her house. You'd think after all of that she becomes unmoored. In a way, she gets a sad sense of truth. And I feel like she gets stronger as the movie goes on. She has the sad realization that she needily pulls people into her orbit, to keep from realizing some very hard truths about her life. She's the kind of person who's desperately afraid of being left alone.
Madeline loves the character ... [Mendelsohn unconsciously referred to the late Kahn in the present tense, than corrected himself] ... loved Alice Gold. ... When we started working together Madeline made sure that I wasn't making fun of the character, and she was really happy to learn I was just as crazy about Alice as she was.
Metro: Do you remember what your specific direction was to Edie Falco during the pioneer-woman scene?
Mendelsohn: She takes seriously what she does, and the scene wasn't so much about getting laughed at by commenting on the character ... but instead getting laughs being the character. Judy doesn't comment on the fact that she has to work in the period-recreation pioneer village dressed like a pioneer. It's work, it's acting and that's great. Edie has done so many crazy jobs over the course of her life and taken them seriously--wearing a Madonna costume at bar mitzvahs on Long Island or waitressing ...
Metro: Was the history village a real place?
Mendelsohn: A stone's throw from my parents' house. When I was a kid we could sneak into the back. I thought it was delightful. To me, it was a chance to see that there actually was a history to a town that in all other respects seemed to have been invented in 1959.
Metro: The scene was an excellent counterpoint to the scenes of the contemporary angst.
Mendelsohn: People say why did you put this recreation village in there, with actors dressing up as pioneers and performing for an audience? The reason why I did it is that there isn't much difference in whether you are pioneering the land, putting away canned goods for winter or holding your tongue in the express lane when someone brings in 11 items.
Metro: Pauline Kael was writing about an Antonioni movie she didn't like, and she said, "When I get up in the morning, make the coffee and put out the dogs, I don't think I'm any more alienated than someone who lived 100 years ago."
Mendelsohn: It all takes a kind of perseverance and steadfastness that I admire immensely. It's all hard; I don't know how people do it. And I admire anyone who makes it through to the end of the day.
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Behera, JN and Rao, CNR (2006) Amine-Templated One-Dimensional Metal Sulfates Including a Mixed- Valent Fe Compound with a Half-Kagome Structure. In: Chemistry- An Asian Journal, 1 (5). pp. 742-750.
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Organically templated metal sulfates are relatively new. Six aminetemplated transition-metal sulfates with different types of chain structures, including a novel iron sulfate with a chain structure corresponding to one half of the kagome structure, were synthesized by hydro/solvothermal methods. Amongst the one-dimensional metal sulfates, $[C_{10}N_2H_{10}][Zn(SO_4)Cl_2]$ (1) is the simplest, being formed by corner-linked $ZnO_2Cl_2$ and $SO_4$ tetrahedra.$[C_6N_2H_{18}][Mn(SO_4)_2(H_2O)_2]$ (2) and $[C_2N_2H_{10}][Ni(SO_4)_2(H_2O)_2]$ (3) have ladder structures comprising fourmembered rings formed by $SO_4$ tetrahedra and metal–oxygen octahedra, just as in the mineral krohnkite. $[C_4N_2H_{12}][V^{III}(OH)(SO_4)_2]·H_2O$ (4) and $[C_4N_2H_{12}][VF_3(SO_4)]$ (5) exhibit chain topologies of the minerals tancoite and butlerite, respectively. The structure of $[C_4N_2H_{12}][H_3O][Fe^ {III}Fe^{II} F_6(SO_4)]$ (6) is noteworthy in that it corresponds to half of the hexagonal kagome structure. It exhibits ferrimagnetic properties at low temperatures and the absence of frustration, unlike the mixedvalent iron sulfate with the full kagome structure.
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Opposition to the gas industry's plans is taking shape, and not just in the Emsland region. In the neighboring state of North Rhine-Westphalia, where drilling companies are perforating coal seams to search for gas, citizens are organizing against the efforts. Many have seen "Gasland," the film by US director Josh Fox, who uses a suggestive style similar to that of filmmaker Michael Moore ("Fahrenheit 9/11") in his indictment of the industry.
In the most powerful scene in the film, Fox shows a man using a lighter to set the water coming from a faucet on fire. Fox claims that fracking has contaminated groundwater with toxic gas. It's a controversial charge, with US authorities insisting that the drilling cannot be blamed, at least not in this case. But despite its contradictions, Fox has made an impact with such images. He has alarmed citizens -- and the industry, now that "Gasland" was nominated for an Oscar in the Best Documentary Feature category.
Elixir Petroleum's Ross calls the nomination incomprehensible and says that the film really belongs in the comedy category. Energy in Depth, an industry association, even warned against awarding the Oscar to a film filled with such "mistakes, inconsistencies and lies."
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It's up to the industry to take the initiative and explain the technology, says Bruno Courme, managing director of Gas Shales Europe, a subsidiary of French energy conglomerate Total. "We have to answer questions," he says. And there are many of them.
One is about the ingredients of the fracking fluid that's injected into the rock. Even more important: How contaminated is the sludge that shoots back up to the surface? And how is it properly disposed of? The wastewater contains large amounts of salt, and it often contains benzene, xylene and toluene, all highly toxic substances that could contaminate groundwater.
The gas industry's engineers insist that contact with groundwater is highly unlikely, because the layers of rock containing the gas are so much deeper. But they do admit to other potential weak points, for instance, when the steel pipes in the borehole are not properly cemented together. The US environmental authorities have documented a number of such accidents, in which wastewater has harmed the environment.
Not everything is going swimmingly in the German gas production industry, either. In Söhlingen, where Exxon is producing natural gas, wastewater containing toxic chemicals was leaked from the site about three years ago. Citizens' initiatives have since demanded that the authorities tighten their inspection regimens. Many regulations of Germany's outdated mining law are not relevant to the new technologies.
Green Party members of the German parliament, the Bundestag, want to change this. "Citizens need to be more involved," says Oliver Krischer, the party's energy policy expert. The North Rhine-Westphalia state government is also pushing for a revision of the law and plans to launch an initiative in the Bundesrat, the upper legislative chamber that represents Germany's states.
One way or another, it will take years before the data from the exploratory drilling have been analyzed and producers have decided whether the German sites are worth exploiting. Only one thing is clear, namely that gas's share of the energy mix worldwide will keep on growing and the fuel will become more important, which will also have consequences for the gas supply in Germany. "Precisely this circumstance opens up new possibilities," says RWE executive board member Leonhard Birnbaum.
In all likelihood, gas-fired power plants will become increasingly common, replacing old coal plants. They would be the ideal supplement to a fluctuating flow of energy from renewable sources. Gas also offers new prospects as a fuel. Logistics companies in the United States are already thinking about converting their fleets to natural gas. The old postulate that natural gas is too valuable to burn is no longer true.
In the end, issues of geology are probably not as likely to hold up the gas revolution. The biggest obstacle, says London antitrust expert Alan Riley, lies in the question of whether society will accept unconventional drilling for natural gas --- and, of course, whether the gas price will decouple itself from the oil price in the long term.
Ruhrgas CEO Schäfer, at any rate, is convinced that the trend "is unstoppable, especially given the current price developments in the oil markets."
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Jordan Westerkamp caught Ron Kellogg III's tipped desperation heave to the end zone with no time left Saturday, giving Nebraska a 27-24 victory over Northwestern on Saturday.
"A crazy play," Westerkamp told the Chicago Tribune.
The Cornhuskers looked like they were finished after Northwestern took a three-point lead with 1:20 left. They started their final drive at their 17 with no timeouts.
Ameer Abdullah caught a short pass and stretched to convert a fourth-and-15. Then, with four seconds on the clock, Kellogg dropped back for a final play. The strong-armed Kellogg let fly a ball that was deflected into Westerkamp's hands in the end zone. Westerkamp held on, bringing the entire Nebraska bench running onto the field in celebration. The play was confirmed on video review.
"You can never let someone get behind the pile," Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald told the Tribune. "That's pretty much it. Maybe I should have done something different. It's on me. Obviously we can't keep doing this."
Jeff Budzien had kicked a 21-yard, tie-breaking field goal with 1:20 left after defensive lineman Tyler Scott's interception set up Northwestern inside the Nebraska 10.
Nebraska's winning play was perhaps its most dramatic since Matt Davison's "Miracle at Missouri" catch that kept alive the Huskers' national-championship season in 1997.
Kellogg, who came into the season as the third-string quarterback, was backing up Tommy Armstrong Jr. in the absence of the injured starter Taylor Martinez.
The Huskers' previous series ended with Armstrong, trying to hit Quincy Enunwa, instead firing a pass right into the hands of Scott.
Kain Colter had run 6 yards to the Nebraska 1, but the Wildcats' struggling offense couldn't get into the end zone and had to call on Budzien for the short field goal.
Coach Bo Pelini has said that if the Huskers ever needed to drive the field in the final 2 minutes, Kellogg would be the guy he called on.
Kellogg, a walk-on who wasn't put on scholarship until August, came through in a big way for a Nebraska team whose season was teetering after last week's loss at Minnesota. The Huskers avoided back-to-back conference losses for the first time since 2009.
The Huskers (6-2, 3-1 Big Ten) continue to control their own destiny in the Big Ten Legends Division. The Wildcats (4-5, 0-5) lost their fifth straight.
Abdullah ran 24 times for 127 yards, but his biggest play came when the Huskers were trying to keep their last drive alive. Kellogg was in trouble on fourth-and-15 when he dumped the ball to Abdullah, who fought his way to the first-down marker and even got an extra yard.
Armstrong was 15 of 29 for 173 yards and a touchdown, but he threw three interceptions.
Kellogg was 7 of 13 for 104 yards, with one interception and the winning touchdown.
Treyvon Green ran for 149 yards and a career-high three touchdowns for the Wildcats, who have lost five straight and were playing without injured running backs Venric Mark, Mike Trumpy and Stephen Buckley, who injured his left knee in the first quarter and didn't return.
"I have no words to describe it, honestly," Green told the Tribune. "It's the last thing I expected to happen."
Nebraska defensive end Avery Moss tied it 21-all in the middle of the third quarter, picking off Trevor Siemian and running 25 yards for a touchdown.
In 11 possessions after it went up 21-7, Northwestern punted 10 times and was intercepted.
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The band and bright colours at St George's produced a wonderful party atmosphere but England were the only team celebrating in Port Elizabeth after thrashing the home side to take a 2-1 lead in the one-day series.
On a day when everything went right for Andrew Strauss and his team, it was Jimmy Anderson who stole the show with 5-23 - his best figures in one-day cricket.
Even the dozen or so burly wannabe Incredible Hulks, grazing on the busy grassy bank daubed head to toe in green body paint, had nothing on Super Jim, England's very own superhero.
England were on top from the start - despite Strauss losing the toss - with Anderson leading the charge but backed up superbly by Stuart Broad, Tim Bresnan and Paul Collingwood, who can't seem to do anything wrong at the moment.
The tourists were exemplary in the field too with Strauss and Luke Wright left to argue over who took the best catch. Wright got my vote - one-handed, diving backwards at mid-on - just pipping the skipper's fine sprawling effort in the gully.
Strauss and Jonathan Trott paved the path to victory with an opening stand of 74 but that did not deter the locals who seemed intent to enjoy themselves regardless of the result.
From a rousing rendition of the national anthem as the two sides lined up before the first ball to the last few notes played by the wedding reception-style band, the ground was a cacophany of noise in spite of South Africa taking a pasting.
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You have nothing to lose by calling the executive office, you can get the number through the "backdoor numbers" thread. Worst thing that can happen is they say no.
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So I had an AMEX Blue card while in college, small limit, like $500. It was CO'd, and I settled for less than the full balance. It has fallen off my CR for a while, but I am sure I am on the AMEX blacklist. I am now in a much better financial situation than back then. I have a secured CC for $1K through my CU and a $700 Target Card and have been 'gardening' for a while and my CR is looking pretty good. Have a couple 60 day lates from 2007 that look to fall off in early 2013 but outside that, everything is stellar or is off the current CRs. My current CS is between 720s-740. I'm wondering if I should try calling AMEX to see if I can pay whatever the balance is from the settled card to get back in good standing with them for a new card? Has anyone done this and come off the blacklist? What number should I use to contact AMEX to make this request? The balance was so small when I settled I would have no problems paying it 10x over right now, but when I was in college $500 was a lot of money! I really want to get back in with them in the hopes they can backdate the card to the early 2000s.
Hello and welcome to the forums! amex blacklist bankruptcy i don't believe they blacklist collections or charge offs.You should call amex. (YMMV) your mileage may vary.
patsfan1453 wrote:You have nothing to lose by calling the executive office, you can get the number through the "backdoor numbers" thread. Worst thing that can happen is they say no.
Totally agree!
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They will not blacklist you for CO - I should know! They've REALLY taken care of me post CO.
11-15-2012 06:30 AM - edited 11-15-2012 06:32 AM
Try disputing to the CRA's about your lates as NEVER LATE, and also the OC's. I would say half or more of the time they don't have documentation to prove you were ever late. Remember send certified mail (no return receipt) to CRA and just regular postage to the OC's stating you were never late. Since they almost never have documentation that you were ever late, plus it's been so long since the lates the will almost always deleted from my experience. ymmv.
If they can prove it keep firing off goodwill letters to the OC til they get sick of you =) a guy wrote a python script to email the executive office everyday and got a response eventually lol! oh yea with the CRA write it with yellow legal notepad with purple in in cursive (not kidding) cause they will not read your disputes otherwise and feeds it into a machine to auto process your disputes, this forces a manual review.
Go for the Ames. If all is paid. U may be in a real good position
So I just called the AMEX Executive office and spoke to a very nice individual. I didn't have any of the account details so he was able to pull that through my SS number. I asked him some questions and after putting me on hold a couple times corresponding with different departments, he confirmed that yes, if I paid off the CO balance that would definitely improve my chances of receiving a future AMEX card, but that they can't guarantee approval based off paying the balance.
He gave me an address where I can send a check. I am planning on including a letter explaining what I am paying and I am also going to ask for a letter or some sort of confirmation that my account has been PIF once the check clears. Any suggestions on what content I should include in the letter?
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The kantlipsum package spits out sentences in Kantian style provided by the "Kant generator for Python" by Mark Pilgrim, described in the book "Dive into Python". This is version 0.6 of the package Changes from earlier version: The `index' option for writing index entries has been added; the code has been polished. Copyright 2011-2012 Enrico Gregorio It may be distributed and/or modified under the conditions of the LaTeX Project Public License (LPPL), either version 1.3c of this license or (at your option) any later version. The latest version of this license is in the file http://www.latex-project.org/lppl.txt Author: Enrico Gregorio Enrico dot Gregorio at univr dot it This work has the LPPL maintenance status "author-maintained". This work consists of the following files: README (this file) kantlipsum.dtx kantlipsum.ins kantlipsum.pdf and of the derived file kantlipsum.sty To install the distribution: o run "latex kantlipsum.ins" o move "kantlipsum.sty" to locations where LaTeX will find it (the FAQ on CTAN in /help/uktug-FAQ gives more information about this magic place 2012/10/14 Enrico Gregorio
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kantlipsum – Generate sentences in Kant's style
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