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Yesterday we reported on the disturbing incident in the Paris suburb of Romainville in which two Jewish teenagers and their grandfather were chased by a man with an ax on their way to synagogue last week for Shavuot. Over the weekend, in an equally bizarre attack, two Jewish teens were sprayed with tear gas on Saturday night in Sarcelles, a Paris suburb about 16 km from Romainville, JTA reports. As in the previous incident, the boys were wearing yarmulkes.
The attack was caught on tape by a security camera. The National Bureau of Vigilance against Anti-Semitism, an organization that monitors attacks on Jews throughout France, said the attack was carried out by a group of teenage boys who appeared to be North African.
Since it bears repeating (and since it's taking longer and longer to write out), here's a quick history of the various anti-Semitic attacks in Paris this year, from our Scroll post yesterday:
Last month, a Jewish woman with a baby was attacked at a Paris bus station by a man who shouted "Dirty Jewess" at her. In March, a Jewish teacher leaving a kosher restaurant in Paris had his nose broken by a group of assailants who also drew a swastika on his chest. One week earlier, an Israeli man was attacked with a stun gun outside a Paris synagogue, and a week before that a 28-year-old Jewish man was beaten on the Paris metro to chants of "Jew, we are going to lay into you, you have no country." In a chilling video from January, anti-government demonstrators shout "Jew, France is Not Yours" as they march through the streets of Paris.
I guess we'll add this one to the list, too.
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Even studies deemed suitable for publication in the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine canŌĆÖt earn the respect of the media when they see an opportunity to bash ŌĆ£big tobacco.ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£It sounded promising ŌĆō a study published two years ago in the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine claimed that an annual CT [computed tomography]scan could detect lung cancer early enough to extend a patientŌĆÖs life by at least ten years ŌĆō a remarkable survival rate for such a deadly disease,ŌĆØ CBS correspondent Maggie Rodriguez said on the March 27 ŌĆ£Early Show.ŌĆØ
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The New York Times story, published on March 26, reported an organization called the Foundation for Lung Cancer: Early Detection, Prevention & Treatment financed most of the research conducted at Cornell University. The group was underwritten by a company called the Vector Group (NYSE:VGR), parent of the Liggett Group, a cigarette manufacturer.
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Christopher Nolan's deep-space epic Interstellar has released a new trailer online, and it looks to be a jaw-dropping experience as a group of astronauts travel through a newly-discovered wormhole in an attempt to find a way to save the human race as the earth is dying.
Fun fact: the spaceship used in the movie is based on the Alcubierre Drive, a speculative idea that would warp space-time and allow a ship to achieve faster-than-light travel without actually traveling faster than the speed of light, which just so happens to be something that NASA is actually tinkering with.
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More ponderous Christopher Nolan crap -- and Matthew McConaughey seems on the way to becoming unwatchable again.
Posted by: Roscoe | Jul 31, 2014 9:36:53 AM
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"More ponderous Christopher Nolan crap" - that could be right and I admire ROSCOE for refusing to be taken in by what looks like it could be a pretty depressing film.
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"Ponderous" is considered bad?
Being "taken in" by a downbeat movie?
You idiots are something else.
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I saw this trailer once, on another website, and it didn't look very good.
So bad that it now reads: This video does not exist. Uh-Oh.
Posted by: David From Canada | Jul 31, 2014 10:34:06 AM
If you don't like Christopher Nolan's stuff, that's fine. I didn't really care for Insomnia - but the Batman trilogy, Inception and Memento are, imo, brilliant ... so he's one of the few directors whose work I will go see no matter what.
Posted by: Zlick | Jul 31, 2014 1:34:54 PM
Difficult to evaluate what the film will be like from the trailers released thus far, but the appearance is that Nolan is trying far, far too hard to tug at heartstrings while tackling a science fiction scenario set far too soon in the future. All that rustic imagery and tortured-looking family issues stuff ... I dunno. Looks turgid and twee.
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MIKEY - yes, "ponderous" is considered bad and "taken in" is correctly used. You need to stop calling other people idiots when the word is so fully self-defining.
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Golf & Guitars: Great Music for a Great Cause
I'm not the type of person who travels 2700 miles for a concert. The best part about living in DC is that nearly all genres of music can be found just a short walk or Metro ride away. But on Monday, I found myself flying cross-country to Sacramento for the third annual Golf & Guitars charity event. Held on the Haggin Oaks golf course, Golf & Guitars begins with a tournament in which country musicians are teamed up with golfers for 18 holes. While a few singers were pretty decent with a club in their hands (Chely Wright and Josh Gracin, to name two), most…well, let's just say it's a good thing they can sing. Perhaps Justin Moore's game can be blamed on the bottle of Jack Daniel's stashed in his golf bag, and Chris Young's on his lack of proper golfing attire (at least this year he had golf shoes, which is more than he had last year), but if it weren't for their teammates, chances are they'd still be out there driving one ball after another into the woods and water.
Following the golf tournament was dinner, a silent auction and a sold-out concert that clocked in at over five hours. The whole concert was excellent (and, at 5+ hours, way too long to compress into a piece shorter than, say, Virgil's Aeneid). A few moments stood out:
— Chely Wright's "Something Positive and Hopeful" is a damn fine "screw you" song that had the crowd cracking up. A sample lyric: "Like that Rodney Crowell song Tim McGraw had a hit with/Won't you 'Please Remember Me' and that you're on my shit list."
The song starts at 7:10 in the clip below.
— Radney Foster and Chris Young exchanging contact information backstage. Either a collaboration is in the works or they were planning to see Sex and the City 2 together.
— Wright pausing her post-set "shake and howdy" to stand by the stage like a groupie when John Berry sang "Your Love Amazes Me." You can see a partial clip of the song starting at 5:20 below.
— Several other artists standing by the stage like groupies at various times during the evening. Country music's biggest fans are country singers, and that's pretty cool.
— Emily West and Bomshel joining Bryan White on stage.
— Mark Wills making a newly engaged couple dance to "I Do (Cherish You)" and subsequently asking the bride-to-be, "You gon' wear white?"
— Emily West and Jack Ingram joining Radney Foster onstage for an excellent set that included "Just Call Me Lonesome," "Nobody Wins," and "Raining on Sunday," in addition to Foster taking the time to "thank God for Keith Urban," who's recorded several Foster songs including his newest single, "I'm In."
— Chris Young closing the night with a captivating set. Celebrating his first multi-week #1, "The Man I Want to Be," Young introduced the song by mentioning that he didn't even want to hear the demo when it was given to him. Good thing for him—and us—that he changed his mind.
— Watching 1600 tipsy concert-goers try to cut through the grass to get to the parking lot, only to realize the sprinklers were on.
Golf & Guitars raised over $40,000 for two worthwhile charities: WEAVE (Women Escaping A Violent Environment) and the Morton Golf Foundation, which funds golf programs for disabled and disadvantaged youths. If you're anywhere near the Sacramento area, better mark your calendars for next year's concert. It'll be a good one. Just don't forget to pack your sunscreen.
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Sounds like a cool event!! The Foster/Young meet-up is likely a songwriting date. Happens very regularly!!
Thank you Juli for posting the Chely video. I miss seeing her in concert. Hope she continues to tour and be welcomed to places. I heard Something Positive and Hopeful before but forgot the lyrics. It was nice to hear it again–cute song!
It's BOMSHEL.
Forgot how much I like John Berry's music. Thanks for posting the clip. And BTW, Chris Young rocks! I saw him in Atlanta on the Freight Train Tour.
I was at the concert and it was wonderful. I stayed till Chris Young finished his songs and then left. Didn't want to be on the road with all those drunks. It was so much fun talking to all the artists on the golf course even though I ended up with a horrible sunburn. I sure hope Radney and Chris are going to write together. I think that would be awesome. This is the second year that I have been to Golf & Guitars and I highly recommend it. It was a sell out. Chris Young is the main reason that I came to this and if you want to see some awesome videos and pictures go to http://www.kncifm.com some are under Pat & Tom some under videos and some under pictures.
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I have a Philips Brilliance 220C Monitor which has a DVI-D input socket, but the wide pin, away from the bank of pins, is 3mm wide. Apart from the cable I have been using (presumably supplied with it, I can't recall) which fits into the socket perfectly, every other DVI-D plug I have will NOT fit into the socket as the wide pin is about 6mm across !!! Is this usual ? Is there a code for this size / type of plug, or is this so that I can only use Philips cables and adapters ?!?
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I think your other cables are DVI-I. Have a look here and scroll down a bit for the images.
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Ahhh, you may be right there, I looked at some other diagrams online & I thought the difference between the DVI-D & the DVI-I plugs was to do with the extra plugs around the long plug, but in those pictures you've linked me too, it does look like the DVI-D plugs have a smaller plug than the DVI-D ones ...
Thanks, maybe I just need a simple DVI-D adapter for my needs then, that makes things easier !!!
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Hey Jeremy, if you're out there can you get me a guest pass to the Jim Lauderdale film screening at the Grammy Museum? That sounds like it would be a lot of fun, and I do love a good freebie! (lol)
I'd really like to hear Clare Bowen (Scarlett) and Jim Palladio (Gunnar) singing duets together on this week's Saturday night Opry's but won't be able to tune in! Darn! (Guess I do need a smart phone after all…) Along with the Deacon character those two make by far the most enjoyable music on "Nashville".
No response from Jeremy Dylan eh? I'll take that as a "NO!!!!". (lol)
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Darius and Dyla Telkur are royal twins from the duchy of Telkur. They are imbued with psychic gifts (as all royals are) and live a charmed life... until tragedy strikes. When their parents, the Duke and Duchess of Telkur, are implicated in a dastardly smuggling ring and presumed dead, the twins' uncle, Avikar, takes over the royal duties until the twins are of age. What the twins don't know is that Avikar has his sights set on the Dukedom, and will stop at nothing to get it. A mistimed attempt on the twins' lives results in yet another tragedy, and the blame falls to the twins. Their attempts to win back their duchy and clear their family's name takes them on an exciting adventure to places they never imagined. Time is running short; will they be able to prove their innocence and that of their parents in time to regain control of the royal title and their duchy?
Written by the collaborative team of Debra L. Martin and David W. Small, this fantasy tale is highly imaginative and quite engaging. The authors transitioned to new settings and events by beginning each chapter with a "quote" from the "Chronicles of Otharia." It is in this way the readers are introduced to the rules and customs of the Otharian people. Each quote is paired well with a chapter that demonstrates the quoted information. I found this to be a really effective way to prepare us for what was to happen in the chapter, and supply us with information without having to spell it out in the narrative. It helped tie together a story that was somewhat lacking a smooth flow in events and storyline. The writing, overall, seemed somewhat inconsistent to me, almost as if different parts were written by different authors.
Of the three main characters, Darius, Dyla and Eclair, I felt Eclair was actually the most developed and the most interesting. I got a better sense of his motivations, as well as his strengths and his flaws, than I did of any other character. All of the characters in the story proved interesting, but they were not all developed as well as I would have liked. The dialogue between characters proved a bit flat and stilted in many places, which made it some of the reading occasionally awkward.
The storyline itself is actually quite interesting. I especially liked the way Earth was tied into the Otharian adventure, and I was really interested in how those two planets were related in the past and, perhaps, would be again in the future. I was really able to get into the adventure, although I did wonder to myself several times where the adventure was actually going. It was engaging and moved along at a nice pace, but it almost seemed like several parts of the story were written separately and then stuck together. In addition, there were a few timeline jumps that caught me by surprise- sometimes the storyline picked up where it left off in a previous chapter, and sometimes it jumped time. It felt inconsistent. Although there was a common thread- the battle for the royal throne- sometimes I lost track of where we were headed and why. The ending does a good job in setting up a sequel, and it is a sequel I'm interested in reading.
With a half star boost for the sheer creativity and cleverness in tying Earth together with Otharia (which I thought was the most interesting concept introduced in this story), and the fact that it was engaging and fun to read, I give this:
4 /5 stars @ MotherLode blog
(reviewed long after purchase)
Review by:
Jaidis Shaw
on Dec. 19, 2010 :
The Quest for Nobility, written by Debra Martin and David Small, is the first book in The Rule of Otharia series. This action packed book takes us into a world where the Telkur twins, Darius and Dyla, are part of a dominant family. Then through unexpected events, their happy lives are thrown into a world of chaos as they discover their parents have been murdered and the family name dishonored. While still trying to cope with the loss, the twins enter into a competition in hopes of using the prize money to keep the family land free of debt. The competition is made up of a series of objectives where each team, made up of three members, must use their psychic abilities and training to reach the objective successfully. However, things don't go according to planned and the twins soon find themselves wanted for murder and have no choice but to flee to the planet Earth until they can figure out what their next course of action will be. Murder, betrayal, and corruption will be revealed while the twins learn who they can and can not trust. I really enjoyed reading The Quest for Nobility and am eager to read book two of the series, The Crystal Facade. The only thing that didn't sit well with me throughout this book was the time frame while Darius and Dyla were on Earth. I may have missed something, but it seemed as though they were only away for a few days, but once back on their planet, the time shifted and made it seem like they were gone longer. I'm interested in seeing if there is a time frame explained in book two that will wrap up that issue for me from book one. However, that being said, I still very much enjoyed reading The Quest for Nobility and am anxious to see how authors Debra Martin and David Small fine tune their skills in book two, The Crystal Facade.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)


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- 969-974 Consensus and accuracy of Japanese GDP forecasts
by Masahiro Ashiya
- 975-979 Post-regulatory reform productivity gains in Japan's electricity industry
by Takanori Ida & Eiichi Ito & Shin Kinoshita
- 981-985 The economic return to college attendance for major league baseball players
by Alexandre Olbrecht
- 987-991 Nonlinear event detection in the Chilean stock market
by Rafael Romero-Meza & Claudio Bonilla & Melvin Hinich
- 993-997 The monetary model of exchange rate: evidence from The Philippines
by Lee Chin & M. Azali & Zulkornain Yusop & Mohammed Yusoff
- 999-1003 A test for the export-led growth hypothesis in possibly integrated vector autoregressions
by Tai-Hsin Huang & Mei-Hui Wang