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Thursday, January 06, 2005
To Our Great Shame JB
The hearings on the nomination of Alberto Gonzales to be Attorney General of the United States have begun. Will no one in Congress say what should be obvious? That Gonzales has brought shame on our country by trying to devise legal strategies and arguments to circumvent laws against torture and to define away the abuse of prisoners? That such a man should not be the nation's chief law enforcement officer? This is not mere cronyism or financial corruption we are talking about. It is torture.
How can we tell the other countries of the world that we are genuinely interested in democracy or in human rights? Who will listen to us when our own soldiers are captured and abused?
The public has so far been largely silent about this great injury to America's image around the world. The feckless Democrats in Congress, humbled by their recent electoral loss, lack the courage to denounce what should be denounced, or to act on the courage of their convictions. And the party that runs the country is all too happy to sweep the problem under the rug. But the rest of the world is watching. And they will not soon forget. For years to come we will hear about America's mistreatment of prisoners, and how we failed to punish the architects of that policy, indeed, how we elevated and honored them, even after the sorry details were disclosed to a public unwilling to face them.
Almost a year ago, President Bush stood before the United States Chamber of Commerce and waxed eloquent about the importance of bringing human rights, the rule of law and democracy to the countries of the Middle East. He denounced the "[d]ictators in Iraq and Syria [who] promised the restoration of national honor, a return to ancient glories, [but who] left instead a legacy of torture, oppression, misery, and ruin." And he spoke eloquently of the key ingredients of successful societies throughout history, societies, he explained, who "limit the power of the state and the power of the military," who "protect freedom with the consistent and impartial rule of law, instead of selectively applying the law to punish political opponents," who "prohibit and punish official corruption," and who "instead of directing hatred and resentment against others . . . appeal to the hopes of their own people."
In the past months we have learned that our country systematically tortured and abused prisoners. It was not, we have learned, the work of a few bad apples, but a widespread practice. At the same time, lawyers for the Administration spent countless hours crafting legal mystifications and specious arguments to justify abusive prisoner interrogations by the CIA and military forces, and to explain why the President of the United States, who swears an oath to make sure that the laws be faithfully executed, has no legal obligations whatsoever to abstain from torturing people.
The question I want to know is this: Is America still a successful society?
We haven't learned that our country "systematically tortured and abused" prisoners.
We've learned that there was widespread mistreatment of prisoners, and that at least some prisoners were tortured. Which of course is a quite different thing. There's no evidence connnecting the legal analysis done by the OLC to any mistreatment. Noting that they occurred 'at the same time" is not an argument that one caused the other, or that they're otherwise related. One thing your post has in common with so much other commentary on this issue is that there's no real disagreement with the analysis offered by the administration lawyers. Saying that a lawyer spent "countless hours crafting legal mystifications and specious arguments" tells us that you think the lawyers got it wrong, but not why they're wrong. And that the conduct their analysis would have permitted is widely considered to be immoral isn't by itself an argument that their legal analysis is in error.
It all, "of course," depends on what *YOU* mean by "widespread," "mistreatment," and "torture." Professor Balkin can speak for himself, but it seems to me that "systematic" is an appropriate word when we find that these problems occurred, not just at Abu Ghraib, but also elsewhere in Iraq, AND Afghanistan, AND Guantanamo (and God knows where else). As far as specific criticisms of Gonzales and the memos are concerned, there has been extensive analysis in numerous print media articles explaining that the Administration's position was shaped by a very controversial, almost universally disdained "unitary theory of executive power," which holds that president have unlimited discretion to act as they see fit, especially during wartime, due to his inherent authority as commander-in-chief. See, e.g., http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A26431-2004Jul3_2.html http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2004/06/24/MNG2A7B8G91.DTL As for your "causation" point. What exactly is your standard? Mine is that these widespread problems occurred under Bush's watch. I also can't ignore the fact that, as each ugly new fact about these policies and their implementation is revealed, the Bush Administration does its best to avoid disclosing anything about its views and its position, even when asked by Congress to do so. Gonzales continued that fine tradition of obfuscation and denial today. Also: I'd like to know who made the call to have Gonzales' two young boys sitting directly behind him. Was the strategy to intimidate - ie., "What are you going to ask me now, what pictures do you dare show now...." And one more thing: I couldn't care less that Gonzales came from Humble, Texas. I care more about the young men of Humble, Texas who are serving in the Texas National Guard who are being shipped off this week to Iraq. Gonzales has failed them. He has failed this country.
Bush Jr.'s creed on human rights seems to be "Do as I say, not as I do." Gonzales presents a technical, tortured, legal defense of his past positions on torture. Why, he might even take the fifth, if necessary. There is no accountability. We don't need proof beyond a reasonable doubt on this human rights/political issue. This is part of Gonzales' permanent record.
Thomas, the criticisms of the work of the OLC and the DOD have not been simply that they justified immoral things although that the legal arguments were correct. The criticism, both from myself and a very large number of legal scholars, is that this work is bad lawyering and that it twists precedents and misinterprets laws, treaties, and the U.S. Constitution. For example, here is my discussion back in July of 2004, of Youngstown and its relationship to the OLC torture memo:
http://balkin.blogspot.com/2004/07/youngstown-and-presidents-power-to.html You should also look at the discussions in Michael Froomkin's blog discourse.net in the Spring of 2004; Michael goes through the statutory and treaty claims in great detail. When he (or I) conclude that the work of these lawyers is shameful, you may assume that we are not simply criticizing people who are otherwise following the law. We are saying that bad lawyers twist the law improperly to achieve unjust results. As for the issue of systematic torture and abuse, you should understand that the reason why the OLC and the DOD twisted the law was to jusftify what the CIA was already doing and planned to continue doing. See this Newsweek story from last spring: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5197853/site/newsweek/ and this story from December: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6733213/site/newsweek/ In fact, as Marty Lederman has pointed out to me, the new OLC memo, which has widely been touted as repudiating the old one, is still carefully written to give the CIA broad lattitude to engage in "inhumane" treatment in interrogations that does not rise to the level of a fairly narrow definition of torture in 2340A. I agree with Marty that this conclusion, too, is not justified by existing law. Obviously, this short blog post cannot repeat everything I've said (or Froomkin and others have said) on the subject for the past year, but there is plenty of material out there on these questions if you are interested in further investigation.
A bit out of order, but a response: I don't read Marty's analysis to include the conclusion you give it--that the new OLC memo isn't justified by existing law. Why would the DoD be involved in justifying the activities of the CIA? And how does any public OLC memo justify abusive prisoner interrogation methods by the military? There's some mystification going on here--blaming military misconduct at Abu Ghraib on the Bybee memo (when Marty's persuasive reading is that it was directed at the CIA), and blaming CIA interrogations on the DoD work. I know a bit about some of the people at OLC at the time of the Bybee memo, and I know that, like the people who typically work at OLC, they are good lawyers, in the typical use of that phrase. Further, many in the profession--including Vermeule and E. Posner--believe that their work wasn't improper, even if it wasn't fully persuasive. I understand you disagree, but disagreement on that point is, it seems, reasonable. Rephrased, your complaint is that good lawyers did ordinary legal work that led to what you believe is an unjust result. Which, really, isn't that out of the ordinary either. Disagreement about the meaning of law shouldn't involve name-calling within the profession. Froomkin's views on international and constitutional law are reasonable, for example, but they aren't the only reasonable view. He believes, for example, that the Congress can micro-manage the activities of the military. That's a reasonable interpretation of Article 1, but it isn't the only possible interpretation. The OLC, for example, specifically (and not unsurprisingly) rejected that notion in 1996, in a memo signed by Dellinger. I'd note that in rejecting that argument the OLC didn't even mention Article 1, and didn't cite Youngstown. Bad lawyers twisting the law? Or ordinary lawyering at the OLC?
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The southern Caribbean island of Tobago is one of the best value destinations in the region and offers a wealth of things to do, especially for the nature loving and aquatically-inclined visitor. Here's a few of our favourite activities...
Scuba Diving at Speyside
According to the PADI Diving Society official magazine Sport Diver, the Speyside area of Tobago is one of the best and least discovered scuba diving destinations in the Caribbean. Experienced divers will love the many and varied dive sites and wrecks around this Leeward coast town, which has some of the best coral reefs on the island.
There are several dive sites suited to the more advanced diver here, including Kelliston Drain, home to one of the world's largest measured brain corals and one of the best places to spot manta rays. Japanese Gardens is a spectacularly landscaped area full of reef fish, coral and sponges resembling Japanese bonsai trees. Angel Reef is suitable for divers of all abilities and popular with snorkellers too. Expect to see plenty of trumpet fish, parrot fish and spotted spiny lobsters peeking out of various grooves and canyons.
We recommend you only ever dive under the supervision of a qualified divemaster or instructor: in Speyside try Aquamarine Dive or Extra Divers Worldwide.
Bird watching tours
Trinidad and Tobago are both renowned centres of birding in the Caribbean. Tobago is home to around 220 species including the national bird, the Cocrico, six different species of beautiful iridescent hummingbirds and white-bearded manakins. Although the island is small, it has various different types of habitat including mangrove swamps, tropical rainforest, open countryside and coastal forest strips. Some of the best areas for bird watching include the Tobago Main Ridge Rainforest, the Grafton Caledonia Wildlife Sanctuary, the island of Little Tobago and the area around Charlotteville village.
There are several extremely knowledgeable ornithologists residing on Tobago who offer bird watching tours but the two undisputed expert guides are ex-Forestry Department ranger Newton George and well-known local environmentalist Peter Cox. Both offer tours to the rainforest – the oldest tract of protected forest in the Western Hemisphere – and other locations; Newton George also offers guided birding day trips to Trinidad.
Learn to kite surf at Pigeon Point
Kite surfing is rapidly becoming one of the most popular water sports in the world. Because the sport uses a board combined with the power of a giant controllable kite to propel you across the surface of the water, anyone who has previously tried windsurfing, wakeboarding, surfing, snowboarding or paragliding will have a head start.
Beginners, however, are well looked after, learning to fly by using trainer kites on the beach before progressing to 'body drag' sessions in the water. This refers to the act of being pulled along without assuming a standing position, by lying on your stomach on the water to become familiar with the kite and the traction generated. Your instructor follows behind on a jetski or boat.
The third stage involves a wakeboard lesson if your board skills are minimal, which will ease you into the transition to a kite board. Once up on the board you'll be taught the correct way to stand, how to pilot the kite, working with the wind, how to turn and much more.
For lessons, or just for board and kite rental if you're already an accomplished surfer, contact Radical Sports Tobago who are based alongside the calm waters of Pigeon Point and are the only professional windsurf and kitesurf centre on the island.
Charter a sail boat
Private boat charter is available aboard a range of different vessels in Tobago, whether you want to celebrate a birthday, honeymoon or other special occasion, or are simply looking for a clandestine adventure on the water. Tobago's main charter operators are all based in the southwest of the island and depart from Mt. Irvine Bay or Pigeon Point, offering roughly the same itinerary of snorkelling stops in secluded bays and lunch.
For private day charters aboard the luxury 51' sailing yacht Jade, contact Alizes Charters. Thrill seekers after a more high octane ride might want to opt for the 31' speedboat CocoMotion instead. Island Girl is a 43' catamaran operated by Island Girl Sail Charters and Picante is another luxury catamaran, hosting up to six people and operated by Sand Dollar Sailing.
Off-road jeep safaris
We loved the off road adventure safari in Barbados, and we recommend doing the same in Tobago too as you'll get to see parts of the island that you'd never discover as a normal tourist. You'll go off the beaten path, rattling across dirt tracks through rivers and old plantations in the heart of the island, stopping for stunning coastal views and the chance to swim in the pool at the base of the little-visited Highland Waterfall. The drive is exceptionally scenic, if a little bumpy at times.
The jeeps are small, seating only five plus the driver, which makes for a more personal experience. All the drivers and guides are very professional, and will share their knowledge of the island while pointing out different species of rainforest flora and fauna from bread fruit to banana trees. Visit Tobago Now for more details. Tours last approximately six hours.
Virgin Atlantic operates flights to Tobago from London Gatwick. Visit Virgin Holidays for a full range of Tobago holidays and all-inclusive Tobago hotels.
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Hi everyone, just a few updates to this article. Off Road Jeep safaris have stopped operating in Tobago. Ther are a number of other great activities to do in Tobago from Mountain Biking, deep sea fishing, Stand Up Paddling, surfing, Bioluminesence Tours, New Snorkeling tours, hiking trails, etc. Tobago has really become a place that is full of soft and hard adventure options.
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Maxine SheppardMaxine is the editor of the Virgin Atlantic blog. Travel and music are her joint first loves, and despite having written for Virgin for more years than she cares to remember she still loves nothing more than jumping on a plane in search of new sights and new sounds.


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Apr 7, 2014, 02:12 PM | #1 |
Emails Show Phil Schiller's Displeasure with Ad Agency's Efforts for Apple in Early 2013
Multiple insider details on Apple and its business practices are surfacing during the company's second patent trial with Samsung, including a series of tense emails between Apple's head of marketing Phil Schiller and Apple's longtime ad agency, TBWA\Media Arts Lab (via BusinessInsider). Following the January 2013 release of an article from The Wall Street Journal entitled, "Has Apple Lost Its Cool to Samsung?" Schiller emailed Media Arts Lab and told them "We have a lot of work to do to turn this around...." In the article, The Wall Street Journal lauds Samsung's aggressive marketing campaign for the Galaxy S3, which had the clever tagline "The next big thing is already here." Samsung has argued that the campaign was a tipping point for the company and that it infuriated Apple executives as the advertising was coming at a time when Apple's own advertising was in a slump. Following Schiller's email about the WSJ article, the ad agency wrote back a lengthy email outlining a plan to put the iPhone back in the spotlight, unfortunately comparing Apple in 2013 to Apple in 1997, when the company was on the brink of going out of business. The email went on to suggest that the agency be given more freedom to experiment with ideas and that Apple needs to consider specific questions, such as company behavior, sales approaches, and product roadmaps. Schiller was "shocked" by the email he received from Media Arts Lab, both at the reference to 1997 and the idea that the team should be given free rein to create ideas that had not been pitched in Marketing and Communication (Marcom) meetings. The advertising agency quickly penned an apology to Schiller and a few weeks later, another email exchange indicated Apple was happy with the advertisements the company was creating for the iPad, but still dissatisfied with iPhone advertising. Schiller noted that he watched Samsung's pre-Super Bowl ad, saying "I can't help but think 'these guys are feeling it'". While it's clear there was some serious tension between Apple and its advertising agency in 2013, the two did not end up parting ways. Later in the year, Apple launched its "Music Every Day" and "Photos Every Day" ads, which turned out to be highly successful. Apple followed it up with a heartwarming iPhone 5s commercial, ending out the year on a high note and picking up advertising in 2014 with the current "Your Verse" campaign. Article Link: Emails Show Phil Schiller's Displeasure with Ad Agency's Efforts for Apple in Early 2013 |
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Apr 7, 2014, 02:16 PM | #2 |
Emails Show Phil Schiller's Displeasure with Ad Agency's Efforts for Apple in...
That agent probably had a broken caps lock.
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Apr 7, 2014, 02:17 PM | #3 |
I am happy to see executives displeasured about things. It makes the company stronger
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Apr 7, 2014, 02:17 PM | #4 |
Considering the agency refers to itself as "TBWA", would it kill the guy to type a capital letter?
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Apr 7, 2014, 02:18 PM | #5 |
I feel dirty reading these private emails
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Apr 7, 2014, 02:22 PM | #6 |
I don't blame him for his displeasure!
1997?? Are they deranged??!? Whatever you think about Apple, the company is/was nowhere near the state it was in 1997! Steve Jobs probably would of ended that email with a sly comment about the lack of capital letters. Along with some expletives. Last edited by ryansimmons323; Apr 7, 2014 at 02:30 PM. |
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Apr 7, 2014, 02:22 PM | #7 |
The lack of capital letters from an Ad agency makes me sad.
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Apr 7, 2014, 02:23 PM | #8 |
Great response regarding how it's totally a marketing issue. That ad agency was essentially asking Apple to mend their values and core beliefs.. Oddly enough at a time when the ipad and iPhone were on fire.
You know what? ***** it. I'm gonna go buy an AirPrint printer right now. I know it's random. But this article just made me like the Apple ecosystem even more.
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Apr 7, 2014, 02:23 PM | #9 |
at least Phil used capitals
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Apr 7, 2014, 02:23 PM | #10 |
Its almost reason enough to stop using them!
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Apr 7, 2014, 02:23 PM | #11 |
Not surprised Schiller was annoyed - they almost tried to blame Apple. To be fair, whatever they did after this worked because Apple marketing's been on a roll since then.
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Apr 7, 2014, 02:23 PM | #12 |
I've gotta be honest, I've never thought Samsung's ads were all that great. The Super Bowl spot was a boring let-down after the pre-SB spot garnered a ton of hype.
That being said, I don't think Apple was all that great in the space last year either until the campaigns later in the year that were mentioned in the article and this year's stuff is awesome. In my mind, a campaign that focuses on the many ways people use these products to do amazing things is far more compelling than comparing pixel count or having actors act out a scenario which shows off a feature in ideal circumstances that doesn't actually work in most circumstances. I've always liked Apple's approach - focus on how great your own product is and not compare it to others. To me, that proves that Apple is still at the top - because every other company brings Apple into their ads as the de-facto king to compare to. Similar to what Apple did with the Mac vs PC ads - the Windows PC was (perhaps still is) the king in those days. But even those ads were humorous analogies of the two OSes....not making an iPad user look like an idiot for buying one because it doesn't have multiple logins.
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Apr 7, 2014, 02:24 PM | #13 |
This feud with Samsung is more trouble than it's worth if it starts revealing inside info like this from an otherwise secretive Apple.
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Apr 7, 2014, 02:24 PM | #14 |
I'd be pissed off too if I were Phil. Samsung has been on point these past 2 years in marketing and throwing everything including the kitchen sink at Apple.
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Apr 7, 2014, 02:25 PM | #15 |
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Apr 7, 2014, 02:25 PM | #17 |
Advertising agencies should not have the arrogance to propose "bigger screens" or "new looks". Ads should support a company, not run it. Marketing and the latest fad shouldn't influence future decisions. Overpaid suits.
I think the whole samsung popularity is proof of idiocracy. The average becomes the norm. Apple should do it's best to stay in the market segment most people don't even understand. A leage of their own, where decisions are made that have so much sense the senseless fail to understand it alltogether. Read back the comments on the original iphone announcements: you see nay sayers and applauders, nothing in between. It's the "jesus phone" or "absolute crap". If you get that kind of responses, you are sure that your product isn't average. |
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Apr 7, 2014, 02:25 PM | #18 |
Comparing Apple of today to the Apple of 1997 directly to Schiller? Wft? Even in the most gloomy scenario there's no way you can say 2013 Apple is 1997 Apple.
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Apr 7, 2014, 02:25 PM | #19 |
Left hook, right uppercut
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Apr 7, 2014, 02:27 PM | #20 |
You're writing to the Senior VP of Worldwide Marketing at Apple and you decide it's not worth the effort to write in a professional manner using capitals?
I have little doubt if Steve Jobs were around, he would give them an ultimatum - do better or you're fired. |
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Apr 7, 2014, 02:28 PM | #21 |
The advertising guy can capitalize iPhone and PC, but he can't capitalize Phil or Apple? Who are these clowns? It's astonishing that Apple can't find anyone better to work with than someone who would compare their situation today to their situation in 1997. That's a pretty huge sign that these guys just don't get it.
The Samsung ads are really nothing special. The fact that Apple can't run rings around them is sort of sad. |
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V(D)J recombination substrate choice is regulated to ensure that the appropriate gene segments are rearranged during lymphocyte development. It has been proposed that regulation of substrate usage is determined by changes in accessibility of the DNA targets. We show that Rag-mediated recombination of an episomal substrate in cells is affected by its packaging into chromatin. Chromatinized substrates were inefficiently rearranged, and methylation further reduced recombination. Disruption of nucleosomes by using butyrate on methylated substrates was sufficient to activate recombination, and dexamethasone could activate recombination in the absence of detectable transcription. Therefore, chromatin structure, and its manipulation by altering nucleosome positioning, can directly affect recombination efficiencies.
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After decades of controversy and a troubled birth, arts watchers wonder: Will the Center for the Arts at Yerba Buena Gardens finally take flight under new leadership?.
The Center certainly needs a strong guiding hand. Since opening in 1993, mid-sized arts groups such as New Century Chamber Orchestra, Lines Contemporary Ballet, ODC/SF and others now call the Center home. Recently, priorities have shifted because of budget cuts for the arts. Many groups must now create co-presentation deals or rent the center's facilities.
Enter John Killacky, who comes to San Francisco with an impressive background as curator of performing arts for the prestigious Walker Arts Center in Minneapolis. Intelligent and assured, the 44-year-old Killacky brings to San Francisco a superb knowledge of how to run a multidisciplinary arts institution. He takes on the job following his recent health crisis--surgery for a benign spine that tumor threatened him with paralysis. "It has been an amazing process with many gifts," he says of the experience. "I have had a fantastic recovery. It clarifies your values in life."
Killacky, who will manage a $5.5 million budget here, ran a $1 million budget at the Walker Arts Center, presenting over 100 performances annually of dance, theater, music and performance art. He describes his style as "entrepreneurial, so the center can get to the next millennium. I am financially conservative."
He is clearly ecstatic about his new appointment in San Francisco and has readily grasped the challenges. "This is the right place and the right moment in San Francisco," Killacky says. "There has been a lot of work done in creating 'a cultural corridor.' The city is unique in that respect.
"The city's demographics are also unique," he continues. "It's a culturally pluralistic, very open city, not just tolerating difference but actively celebrating it."
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Killacky is probably best known for work which he describes with a wry smile as "transgressive. Beauty is something we all need, but nightmares are essential." Killacky may be referring to Law of Remains, a Walker-sponsored theater piece by HIV-positive artist Reza Abdoh dealing with the theme of mass murder.
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Killacky has also passionately championed artists who have been attacked by Sen. Jesse Helms and other critics of the NEA. Killacky, who has served on NEA review panels, has sharply criticized the NEA for declining grants to artists whose work is gay-identified or directly sexual in content. His panel position was "nonrenewed" by the NEA, but Killacky fought back. "I remain 100 percent committed to the aesthetics of individual artists. They are crucial, essential to have in society. My job is in service to artists, not to institutions or art forms."
What Killacky does at the Center for the Arts will undoubtedly continue to reflect his fierce advocacy, but he promises to include other points of focus as well. He is quick to say that he is also interested in "lyrical work."
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These programming decisions represent Killacky's larger vision for the Center for the Arts. Because of its accessible location and its broad range of programming, the center has probably the best chance of being a nonelitist cultural nexus. "The community took a leap of faith to build this place," Killacky says. "This is a chance to realize the promises."
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paralell gainclone not working
With no signal it remains cool, Add a small signal and it quickly gets hot .
I do have a star ground in the amp and in the psu. RCAs are isolated. .25 ohm on each output no zobel I know that some people have problems with Oscillation in the absence of input but my problem is the opposite. also, could someone tell me if my implementation of the .25 ohm resisters on the outputs its the correct way to paralell two amps. |
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Its pretty simple,
I just put two .5 ohm resisters back to back and soldered them together. Placing two legs in the OUT hole of the board and connecting a wire to the other two leggs Resulting in a .25 ohm in series with each boards output. I then connected the two wires(post resister) to each other and on to the positive output post on the chassis. The amp acts as though it's output is shorted, but I tested that. I am trying to add a pic and I don't know if its working but you can see the resisters mounted in the board, but there is nothing attached to them in one pic. In another pic, the blue and white wires are my output leads. |
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This pic has the wires attached to the outputs, White is positive, Blue is negitive.
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text: Jailed German banker tells of clash with Ecclestone 9 May, 2014 A jailed German banker said on Friday he could not explain why Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone made a multi-million dollar payment to him that is central to the prosecution case in the Briton's bribery trial. Ecclestone is accused of bribing banker Gerhard Gribkowsky by channelling $44 million to him in return for smoothing the sale of a stake in Formula One held by bank BayernLB to the private equity firm CVC eight years ago. The 83-year-old, who denies bribery charges, could face up to 10 years in prison if found guilty. Gribkowsky, the former BayernLB chief risk officer, was jailed for 8-1/2 years in 2012 over the payments. His relationship with Ecclestone is the central issue in a case that threatens to cost the Formula One boss his job and his reputation, and he was regarded as a key prosecution witness. But Gribkowsky, appearing as a witness for the first time, struggled to give precise details on what had gone on. Gerhard Gribkowsky with Bernie Ecclestone and his daughters Petra and Tamara on the grid ahead of the 2005 Italian Grand Prix Asked why he received money from Ecclestone, he told the court in Munich: "I never asked myself that question. I'm still annoyed with myself for that today." Judge Peter Noll, who also presided over the case when Gribkowsky was convicted two years ago, was surprised that the former banker could not give a clearer explanation. "It's hard for me to comprehend (what went on) if you are unable to say more precisely how it came about," Noll told Gribkowsky. Prosecutors allege that Ecclestone favoured CVC as the new owner because it was committed to keeping him on as chief executive of a business he had built into a global money spinner over the previous three decades. Ecclestone admits making multi-million dollar payments to Gribkowsky but says this was to silence the German who he said was threatening to make false claims about his tax status that could have jeopardised his fortune. Gribkowsky nodded to Ecclestone and smiled at him as he took the witness stand. Ecclestone, who was following proceedings through an interpreter, returned the smile. Bernie Ecclestone with Gerhard Gribkowsky and Donald Mackenzie at the 2006 Bahrain GP In the opening exchanges, Gribkowsky explained how he and Ecclestone had clashed after BayernLB acquired a 47 percent stake in Formula One following the collapse of the Kirch media group in 2002. As the largest shareholder, the bank wanted to reduce Ecclestone's control of the business and tensions soon developed between the two men. "It was a case of building up pressure to resolve the situation as quickly as possible," said Gribkowsky of tactics BayernLB employed with Ecclestone. "Being unpleasant to reach your goal." However, Gribkowsky said the two tried to ensure that they could maintain a civil working relationship, "We put our differences to one side in a professional way. I went with him to races." The case is scheduled to last until mid-September, with hearings only once or twice a week to allow Ecclestone to carry on running Formula One. (Reuters) Subbed by AJN. Content on GrandPrix247.com by: staff & contributors, Reuters syndication, GMM service, Getty Images, Formula 1 teams, sponsors & organisations.


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The New York Jets could be embroiled in a quarterback controversy this season.
The Jets are hosting Michael Vick on a free-agent visit this weekend, a source told NJ.com. It's Vick's first official visit since he hit the open market as the top quarterback in free agency.
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