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- Go to the State Library - The State Library is like a large free theme park for thinking kids. There you will find numbers of major displays, the Stawell Gallery which has art associated with the growth of Melbourne, the Keith Murdoch Gallery with changing displays around various topics, a significant chess section where you can sit down for a game, activity areas for children and, of course, books. During the school holiday period, the State Library usually has additional activities planned for children.
- Watch a flying display and get up close to the pilot before or after the display. The RAAF Museum at Point Cook has flying displays several times a week and they are free. The kids can also get to examine all manner of flying machines from the very earliest to the present day.
- Go to a children's farm. White Hat can recommend the Collingwood Children's Farm as a great place to take kids to experience a farm in a bushland setting in the inner suburbs. For those in the north there is a children's farm at Bundoora Park and for those in the east there is a farm attached to Westerfolds Park.
- The Melbourne Museum is free for children and a small entry fee applies for adults. There is a children's activity centre in the shape of a giant Rubix Cube as well as the standard exhibits. The dinosaurs are always a favourite. During the school holidays the Melbourne Museum usually has additional activities planned for children.
- During the Christmas holidays, got to a performance of Wind in the Willows at the Botanic Gardens. (More information below)
- Ice skating is usually popular with kids of all ages. The new Icehouse in the Docklands has plenty of facilities, and if you are on a tight budget, White Hat can recommend the half price Tuesday nights. There are several other ice skating facilities in the suburbs of Melbourne and you can find them at The White Hat Guide to Ice Skating in Melbourne.
- Rainy days can prove a problem, but you might find some useful suggestions at The White Hat Guide to 50 Things to do on a Rainy Day in Melbourne.
- Most kids love steam trains whether it is for their mechanics or for their sense of romance and mystery. Many steam train and miniature train locations have additional running times during school holidays. You can find numbers of suggestions at The White Hat Guide to Steam Trains in Melbourne and Country Victoria.
- ACMI (the Australian Centre for the Moving Image) at Federation Square has lots of exhibitions and interactive displays based around video, film and video games. Some are free and other have charges attached. Take your child along and they may come back having taken the first steps towards becoming a famous film director and supporting you royally in your retirement. Then again they might just say "boring" and you'll have to tear up that letter of resignation.
- Go cycling. Melbourne has some great bicycle paths and there is the opportunity to hire a bike if you don't already have one. There are plenty of stop-off places on the way for an ice cream for the kids and coffee or a glass of wine for you, as well as playgrounds and other attractions. You can find some suggestions at The White Hat Guide to Cycling in Melbourne.
- Luna Park in St Kilda is an old favourite. It may not have the same glitz of a Gold Coast theme park, but White Hat's theory is the more the kids scream on the scary rides, the less they have to scream at home.
- Stay home with some books, puzzles and games. Not all kids get their jollies out of making loud noises in public places. A favourite series of Melbourne books which have fascinated kids for over a century is Coles Funny Picture Book. See if you can get hold of a copy. If the kids don't like it you're sure to find someone who gets a giggle out of it.
- Scienceworks is full of things to climb on, pull apart, put together, figure out how they work and stimulate an enquiring mind. It is free for children and a small entry fee applies for adults.
- Go to the zoo. The Melbourne Zoo in Royal Park and Victoria's Open Range Zoo near Werribee both have plenty to occupy kids for half a day or more. Both zoos usually have extra children's activities during school holidays.
- The atrium at Crown Casino usually has a regular free animation and light show suitable for children occurring about every half hour throughout the day. If you are in the vicinity of the casino, the large gas flares on the riverfront go through a ten minute cycle on the hour starting at 6pm.
- The City Library in Flinders Lane usually has holiday activities for children including story time for the littlies.
- The Melbourne Aquarium has plenty to divert kids of all ages and usually has additional school holiday activities.
- Check your local council. Councils often sponsor school holiday activities for children. You can usually look them up on the internet or get more information at your local library which is also likely to have special school holiday activities.
- Take a day trip in the country. Some child-friendly destinations include Sovereign Hill in Ballarat, Puffing Billy in the Dandenongs and Healesville Sanctuary.
- Go swimming. Many large suburban swimming centres are indoor with heated pools and go out of their way to provide a fun environment for kids with quirky water features, slides and so on. Several that come to mind are the State Swimming Centre in Albert Park, the large leisure centre adjacent to Highpoint Shopping Centre and Melton Waves.
- Take your child's bestest-bestest friend with you. That way, it doesn't matter where you go or what you do, they will make their own entertainment in their own special world.
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Risk and Evidence of Bias in Randomized Controlled Trials in Economics
Alex Eble
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Peter Boone
London School of Economics & Political Science (LSE)
Diana Elbourne
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
January 6, 2014
Mimeo, (2013), Brown University
For many years, the randomized controlled trial (RCT) has been the main approach for assessing whether medical interventions do or do not work. Economists are increasingly using RCTs for similar purposes. A large body of literature in medicine links flaws in trial design, conduct and reporting to exaggerated estimates of treatment effects (bias). We use this literature to compare adequacy of reporting and risk of bias in RCTs published in major medical and economics journals between 2001 and 2011. We find that economics RCTs are at a higher risk of bias. We conclude with guidance on how to address this.
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An attack by security guards on a TV crew outside the National Congress building in Tripoli on 1 February has reinforced Reporters Without Borders' concern about the growing number of cases of threats and violence against journalists in the course of their work.
"The authorities must shed light on all the circumstances of these incidents, which constitute major violations of freedom of information," Reporters Without Borders secretary-general Christophe Deloire said. "The Libyan media have a fundamental role to play in the transition to democracy under way in Libya."
The latest incident began when security guards ordered a crew with the privately-owned TV station Al-Assima to stop filming outside the National Congress on 1 February.
After an exchange of words, the guards attacked reporter Salah Abu Za'tar, cameraman Mus'ab Ali Al-Harari and driver Abdelfatah Mansour Mohammad Al-Danouni, breaking four of Danouni's teeth and two of Harari's teeth and leaving them with bruises and contusions.
Although congress issued a formal apology and promised to punish those responsible, no concrete and effective measures have so far been taken to protect journalists and fully guarantee freedom of information.
Reporters Without Borders is worried by the frequent recurrence of threats, including death threats, against Libyan journalists, which are often but not solely made by semi-official armed groups or religious groups. Such threats constitute serious violations of media freedom.
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Penn College Scholarship Campaign Raises $6.4 Million
Capping a year of celebration to commemorate the Centennial anniversary of Pennsylvania College of Technology, the institutions most significant fundraising effort more than doubled its original goal, raising $6.4 million in private scholarship support. The success of the Penn College Scholarship Campaign will allow the Penn College Foundation to provide more than twice the amount of scholarship aid to students than it did prior to the launch of the campaign in 2011.
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- More than 30% of Penn College students come from households with an annual income of less than $30,000.
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- Among those students who do receive scholarship support, the average award is less than $1,500 per academic year, while the estimated cost of tuition, fees, housing, meals, and books is more than $25,000.
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With grids that range from 40 to 50 cars representing 11 manufacturers, the FIA GT3 series is hugely popular with racing fans across Europe and beyond. Callaway Competition, located in Leingarten, Germany, manufactures the Z06.R Corvettes that compete in the series. Under the direction of Ernst Woehr and Giovanni Ciccone, these production-based cars are modified for racing duty with a 7.0L, 530hp LS3 and lightened to a mere 2,798 pounds. Because of their on-track success, the Vettes carry three "performance adjustments" mandated by the FIA. These include a 75mm inlet restrictor, 176 pounds of penalty weight, and a specified set of hard-compound Michelins.
The slow and unreliable Matech Ford GTs from last season underwent major revisions during the winter and emerged as the cars to beat. Tipping the scales at just 2,552 pounds and producing more than 500 hp from their supercharged DOHC engines, they won five of this season's first 12 races. The most consistent Ford is the No. 20 car driven by Thomas Mutsch and Ian Kahn. This duo is currently in an intense fight for the drivers' title with the No. 1 Corvette pair of James Ruffier and Arnaud Peyrolles.
BRNOOur last GT3 report was from Oschersleben Motorsports Arena in Germany. Ruffier and Peyrolles finished Fourth in that race, giving them a three-point championship lead going into the next race at Brno, Czech Republic. The Automotodrom Brno circuit is located 131 miles southeast of Prague and is 3.35 miles long. The circuit features large elevation changes and 13 demanding corners.
Race 1 saw Peyrolles sixth on the grid, ten cars ahead of the No. 20 Ford. But just as the field headed into the first turn, an Ascari hit Peyrolles from behind and forced him off the course. Fortunately, the quick-thinking Frenchman was able to keep his foot in the throttle and return to the track deep in the field.
Once back in action, Peyrolles moved steadily through the pack until several caution flags allowed him to hand over the car to Ruffier with good track position. Ruffier was closing on the No. 20 Ford when suddenly the GT spun in the last turn, allowing the Corvette to pass. When the checkered flag fell, Ruffier claimed Fourth and picked up five more championship points. The Ford finished 10th and received no points.
Race 2 found the No. 20 GT on the pole and Ruffier fifth. The rolling start for the race meant that 40 cars would arrive at the first corner at full speed, jostling for position. Incidents were inevitable, and this time an Aston Martin hit the right rear wheel of Ruffier's Corvette. When the dust settled, the full ramifications of the incident became clear. The No. 1 Martini Callaway Corvette of was parked just off the track with a broken suspension upright. The Ford went on to win the race and take the championship lead by two points. The Callaway team left Brno disappointed but confident that its drivers would make up ground the next event in Nogaro, France.
NogaroThe Nogaro circuit is located 448 miles southeast of Paris, near the Spanish border. It's 2.26 miles long and very technical. Peyrolles qualified fourth here, with the No. 20 Ford capturing 13th. The No. 1 Z06.R made a good start and quickly moved up to third, but the Ford would fare less well. On Lap 4 it tangled with the No. 38 Corvette of Martin Matzke, spinning the GT into the gravel and out of the race. With the points-leading Ford out of the way, the Callaway team knew it could gain a huge advantage simply by maintaining its position.


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Genocide suspect Leon Mugesera distributed guns to the youth in Kabaya sous prefecture, ahead of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, prosecution said on Friday.
The trial of Mugesera in substance opened last Thursday at the Special Chamber of the High Court.
He was charged with several counts, including inciting the masses to take part in genocide, planning and preparing the genocide, conspiracy in the crime of genocide, torture as a crime against mankind, and inciting hatred among people.
Court asked him to plead guilty or not guilty but he ignored it.
During hearing on Friday, court heard that Mugesera in his complicity to commit Genocide, distributed guns to the youth in Kabaya sous prefecture, telling them that they were a support to them and they should make good use of the guns.
The prosecution headed by Prosecutor General Martin Ngoga, added that in his persecution, Mugesera used derogative language to refer to Agathe Uwiringiyimana, the former prime minister, calling her a tomboy in public.
Uwiringiyimana served as Prime Minister of Rwanda from July 18, 1993 until her death on April 7, 1994. Her term was ended when she was assassinated during the opening stages of the Genocide.
"In his speech dubbed Kabaya, he threatened other political parties, saying they shouldn't operate in Gisenyi, while they were legal parties allowed to operate in the whole country," said prosecution.
Prosecution presented to the court written evidence from individuals and the media.
In general, the witnesses mentioned much more than what the Kabaya speech contains. They said Mugesera used to go to different meetings, propagating the notion that Tutsis were not Rwandans, were to be returned to Abyssinia via Nyabarongo, that they were accomplices of Inyenzi, then rebels.
Several times, the prosecution reiterated the impact of the Kabaya and other speeches Mugesera allegedly pronounced in Muhoro parish, Gikongoro and Cyamakamba stadium in Kibungo.
Witnesses said that his speeches were always followed by killings. They cited a family of eight family members whose killing he ordered.
Newspapers like Kanguka, Kinyamateka, Rwanda Rushya, Le Tribun du People also served the prosecution's evidences where they read to the court some stories several journalists wrote referring to Mugesera as being a small minded man, because he dared to pronounce an odd speech.
Many of them wrote that he would be arrested wherever he would go.
The prosecution presented a list of 46 witnesses residing in Rwanda, whom they want the court to call on prosecution side.
They will, however, not include Thadée Ngirabatware, who was willing to offer evidence against his brother, Mugesera, but the prosecution found it not fair.
Defence has lined up 92 witnesses from Rwanda and abroad, according to Jean Felix Rudakemwa, Mugesera's advocate.
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Congratulations to Charleston Daily Mail designers who came up with this Newseum Top 10 front page.
The Newseum often uses themes to determine its Top 10, and today's had to do with wordplay:
The headlines in today's Top Ten are more than a nice play on words. They made our list because they summed up the featured story in a few effective words; were clever without being too cute; and were simple without being overly simplistic.
The Daily Mail's centerpiece focused on changing technology in classrooms. The design started with a concept by writer Samuel Speciale, who is a typography enthusiast. Graphics artist Kevin Cade got the image of the tablet ready to go. Managing editor Philip Maramba brought the centerpiece and headline together. And copy editor Samantha Ricketts brought it all home.
Author: Brad McElhinny is editor and publisher of The Charleston Daily Mail. I'm a Parkersburg native and a Marshall graduate. I live in Charleston with my wife — we'll call her "Karen" — my two little girls, an easily excitable terrier, an aging obese cat and, now, a kitten named "Sweetie." Read more from this author
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OAKLAND, Calif. -- A federal magistrate will meet Friday with lawyers for a California hospital and a 13-year-old California girl declared brain dead after tonsil surgery.
The judge issued an order Thursday instructing representatives of Children's Hospital Oakland and the family of Jahi McMath to attend the mandatory settlement conference and try to avoid going to trial.
The hospital and Jahi's mother have been locked in a harrowing clash over the girl's care in recent weeks.
Jahi, an Oakland eighth grader, had undergone a tonsillectomy and related procedures at Children's Hospital on Dec. 9 to treat sleep apnea. Her family said she went into cardiac arrest after she started coughing up blood in the recovery room. She was declared brain dead three days later. The hospital then moved to take her off the machines that keep her heart and lungs going a few days before Christmas.
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Author Notes: Similar in execution as my Confetti Cauliflower, this is also a great appetizer, but more for the meateaters. It looks more pristine and not quite the center of attention...but oh! it has a lot of horseradish bite and a big dash of bacon flavors! —dymnyno
Serves a little gathering
- 1 head of cauliflower
- 3 slices of bacon, cooked very crisp
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 1 tablespoon prepared horseradish(like Fred's)
- 1 tablespon finely chopped parsley
- Remove the leaves from the bottom of the cauliflower and set aside to use after the head is cooked.
- In a large pot , steam the cauliflower until tender (about 10 to 15 min) and cool
- Mix the sour cream with the horseradish sauce .
- "Frost" the cauliflower with the sour cream, covering the whole head.
- Place the head back into the bowl of leaves.
- Sprinkle the cauliflower with the finely chopped parsley and the crumbled bacon bits.
- Serve with a sliced baquette
Tags: bacon, cauliflower, horseradish, savory, sour cream
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over 4 years ago Sagegreen
I love the 'small gathering' serving, as well as this recipe! Thanks, dymnyno.
over 4 years ago lapadia
After reading your recipe instructions I love the picture my mind has formed...a beautiful, delicious, edible center piece for the appetizer table, thanks for sharing!
over 4 years ago dymnyno
Thanks...cauliflower is pretty and delicious!
over 4 years ago TheWimpyVegetarian
Fabulous!! I haven't even tried it yet and know already I'm going to love it!
over 4 years ago Karen_and_Charlie
Wow. This looks terrific. Definately on my to-try list.
over 4 years ago
AntoniaJames is a trusted source on Bread/Baking.
Wow. This has, sight unseen, just become my new favorite way to prepare cauliflower. All five ingredients are ones I cannot imagine living (or cooking) without. I can't wait to try this! Yummmm. ;o)
over 4 years ago dymnyno
Thanks...I will get a pic up as soon as I can!
over 4 years ago thirschfeld
This looks really tasty.
over 4 years ago dymnyno
Thanks , Tom. I was inspired by a potato chip dip (sour cream, bacon and horseradish) that I haven't seen in years, but I was addicted to once.
over 4 years ago Lizthechef
My husband AKA "bacon boy" is drooling...And cauliflower is his favorite vegetable. Thanks for another "keeper".


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The College of St. Scholastica will have a site at the Communiversity in Surprise, Ariz. The campus is a partnership between the college and five other schools, including three that are part of the Maricopa Community College System, the Ottawa University and Northern Arizona University. The campus was built in 2009. (Image courtesy of the College of St. Scholastica)
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There are many who regard mainstream culture and the mass media with disdain, believing that the consumption of preferred attitudes and ideas is a symptom of a shallow, frivolous milieu. Yet there are others who are not so quick to pass judgement on the widespread disposition towards popular culture, instead taking it as a window through which we may gain insight into the very core of humanity's strengths and weaknesses. Syaiful A. Rachman is one such person. His paintings reveal his interest in the development of what some might flippantly term "mass culture", as this "mass culture" that we often carelessly refer to is in fact much more profound and complex than we might think.Read more
Prominent figures such as Elvis Presley, Andy Warhol and Marilyn Monroe are recurrently featured in Syaiful's paintings. His particular fascination with these celebrities is derived from the conviction that they are the "'nodes' of various things - persona, popularity and even power, [all of] which are manifested in every human subject". These easily recognisable household names perhaps reify such traits in a more accentuated way than the ordinary individual, hence explaining Syaiful's choice in making them the subject matter of his work. However, lest one be led to believe otherwise, Syaiful's interest is not only focused on famous figures. Many of his art substantiate his passion for the fervour and ebullience of everyday characters as well.
It is only upon a more conscientious scrutiny of Syaiful's paintings that one might truly catch a glimpse of his artistic inventiveness. It becomes clear that his portraits are composed of hundreds - even thousands - of minuscule, faceless human figures. A peremptory glance at any of Syaiful's paintings is enough to trick the viewer into thinking that these diminutive people are nothing more than an exceptionally pronounced attempt at pointillism. The scrupulous inclusion of this anonymous crowd is not merely a clever contrivance, as it also serves as an analogy to the roots of popular culture. Amidst our glorification and idolatry of the sought-after crowd, it is easy to forget that it is the power of our favour that holds them aloft. Through his precise brushstrokes that emphasise just the right amount of colours and shadows in the appropriate places, Syaiful leads us to the realisation of the diverse distribution of power between and amongst people from all factions of society. In the virtual era full of information and imaging today, "the myth of mass culture" is increasingly finding its place in the height that exceeds reality. It could be the fact that "black" is the appearance of "white", meaning in this virtual era or appearances will all look the opposite of authenticity and deprived of substance. Because it is not wondered at if the quality of a person or the quality of a product is not a barometer of the general public in the middle to be selected, purchased, or consumed. While the power of myth emerged as promisi could influence the public, then that would be a virtue.
For the purpose of the myth itself is merely to lure, be it visual, auditory, and mind, which ultimately then cajole and coerce (vaguely) to favor their audience, selecting, purchasing, and so on. then in the virtual era, as now there is no such thing as truth, but manipulation: there is no trust, but a ruse: there is no reality but a mirage. That is why foresight is needed to uncover the myths that appear in the various campaigns. Even though the spectacle, the "myth" will infiltrate in it to influence adien. Myths of mass culture is a system of communication that contains a message with its double function, namely, to show or explain, then forced a faint. Despite the myths of mass culture is a system of communication, but not necessarily limited to the myths of mass culture spoken or written form. everything can be a myth of mass culture, such as painting, film, sports, newspaper and so on.
The myth of mass culture to actually stay away from the substance. What emerged is merely a myth of mass culture imagery sheer value of good and bad. Moreover, with the support of high-tech (high technology) as it is today, the myth of mass culture is nothing more than just a communication system to hide a character's authenticity, value or twit actually perfect. Movement 'MASS CULTURE "makes all things and in synergy to form a human object, Human subject is seen as' nodes' of the various terms of persona, popularity and even power, which manifests itself in all human subjects.


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Porter Airlines' order for up to 30 Bombardier CS100 aircraft is welcome news for Bombardier, which has gained another customer that has chosen the aircraft type for flying at urban airports with strict noise and emissions regulations.
Porter Airlines announced this week that it was the unidentified Americas customer that signed a letter of intent for 12 of the CS100 jets, with options for an additional 18. The aircraft are expected to be delivered in 2016. When combined with options for purchase rights on six Bombardier Q400s, the deal could be valued at up to $2.29 billion. Porter confirms it was the unidentified Americas customer that signed a letter of intent for the jets late last year.
Although the airline clearly wants to use the CS100's range of 2,950NM as a foundation for growth into destinations such as Los Angeles and the Caribbean, the order is conditional upon Porter gaining key approvals before it can fly it out of Billy Bishop Toronto City airport.
If Porter can secure the approvals, the orders would be added to Bombardier's CSeries order book, which stood at 148 firm orders for the CS100 and CS300 types at the end of 2012. Overall, the airframer has 382 commitments for the CSeries overall. But beyond the numbers, a firm order from Porter would solidify that the CSeries can bring an aircraft with more than 100 seats into urban airport markets that have been virtually untouched by larger narrowbody aircraft.
Porter must work with the Canadian government, the city of Toronto and the Toronto Port Authority to permit the aircraft type to fly in and out of its hub at Billy Bishop, which does not permit commercial jets now. The carrier is planning to initiate conversations with these Canadian stakeholders in coming weeks, and is hoping for a deal in the next six months, said chief executive Robert Deluce at an event in Toronto this week.
The approvals would "open up two-way traffic that will benefit everyone," he said.
In addition to convincing these authorities that the CSeries is quiet enough and environmentally suitable, Porter is also requesting that a 168m extension into the water at each end of the main runway be made to accommodate the CS100. The aircraft needs at least 4,000ft (1,219m) to take off and 4,400ft2 to land according to baseline numbers from the manufacturer. Deluce said the extension is a "pretty modest extension" and "not an enormous item" that would have to be addressed.
Lufthansa's Swiss subsidiary intends to fly the CSeries at London City Airport, but the airport also must obtain approvals for modifications and undergo rework to accommodate the aircraft. The carrier has made a firm order for 30 CS100s and the airport is proposing plans to build new aircraft stands capable of supporting an aircraft the size of the CS100. London City is not planning to extend its existing runway to do this.
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The language of this codification is representative of the general value assigned by Rabbinic literature to work in and of itself, and of the simultaneous requirement that work be seen as means to spiritual, and not material, goals (see Kohelet Rabbah 1:34). Thus Pirkei Avot 4:1 states 'Who is rich? One who is satisfied with his lot", as it says (Psalms 128:2), "If you eat of toil of your hands, fortunate are you, and good is to you"': this widely quoted Mishna contains both a requirement to work and a warning against materialism. Rashi, on the verse, goes further, he states that one who toils with his hands inherits two worlds - this and the next. See related discussion under Jewish business ethics.
Rabbinic Tradition recognizes that achieving an appropriate balance could pose both practical and philosophic challenges (e.g. the requirement for secular education as opposed to limited vocational training ), and the various issues are therefore widely discussed - in various tractates in the Talmud (see Berachot 35b), in the halakhic literature (e.g. Mishneh Torah Deot Ch.5, Talmud Torah Ch.3), as well as in Jewish Philosophy, Hasidic thought and Mussar. See related discussion under Divine Providence.
The philosophy of Torah im Derech Eretz has been variously interpreted within Orthodoxy. The range of interpretations arises particularly in light of the tension between Hirsch's insistence as to faithfulness to Jewish law and tradition, and the challenges posed to this by interaction with the secular world.
Under a "narrow interpretation", exposure to secular philosophy, music, art, literature, or ethics must be functional. Under a "median interpretation", this exposure is permissible, and even required, for the sake of the domination of Torah values over one's worldly matters. Under a "broad interpretation" this exposure is permissible, providing a complement to ― and even a synthesis with ― Torah.
Thus as regards involvement in the secular world, the "narrow interpretation" essentially restricts Derech Eretz to a gainful occupation; permissible knowledge would be limited to functional and occupation related knowledge, and (possibly) secular knowledge that enables one to better interpret and understand the Torah. The "median interpretation" encourages the study of secular knowledge, but only insofar as this permits application of a Torah outlook and philosophy to human knowledge and culture. The "broad interpretation" permits the general acquisition of secular culture and knowledge as valuable in its own right.
Hirsch himself appears to have embraced the "median interpretation", albeit with the qualifications above. He states that "Torah im Derech Eretz, as used by our sages, means the realization of Torah in harmonious unity with all the conditions under which its laws will have to be observed amidst the developments of changing times" (Gesammelte Schriften vii p.294). Thus on a regular basis, he quotes secular scientists in his Torah commentary. It is known that he was strongly influenced by Hegel and Friedrich Schiller ; in fact, in a speech given in the school he founded on the centenary of the birth of the latter, he claimed that the universalistic principles of Western culture embodied in Schiller's writings are Jewish values originating in the Torah.
On the other hand, Hirsch cautioned as to the danger of scientific knowledge leading one away from God; further, his schools, unlike others in Germany at the time, taught modern (business) languages as opposed to classical languages. Famously, in his commentary to Leviticus 18:4-5, Hirsch clearly delineates the relationship of secular knowledge and Torah, where Torah is "ikkar" (עיקר), the essential, while secular knowledge is "tefel" (טפל), secondary or supplementary to Torah. He states that "[w]e are confident that there is only one truth, and only one body of knowledge that can serve as the standard... Compared to it, all the other sciences are valid only provisionally".
After World War I, in order to show their rejection of religious liberalism, followers of the community started to call themselves "Neo-Orthodox"; this mirrored the parallel movement in Lutheranism (called "Neo-Orthodoxy"). Thus, at this point, Hirsch's romantic liberalism and the values of the 1848 struggle for civil rights were less relevant - and the rejection of many elements of Weimar German culture was prevalent. Solomon Breuer and Isaac Breuer were leaders of this conservative turn by the community.
Following Kristallnacht, Breuer and his family emigrated to Antwerp, and then to New York. Once in New York, Breuer started a congregation among the numerous German refugees in Washington Heights, which closely followed the customs and mores of the Frankfurt community. The congregation, Khal Adath Yeshurun, is colloquially known as "Breuer's". Rabbi Shimon Schwab, also a native of Frankfurt, served as the second Rabbi of the "Breuer" community, until his death in 1994. Solomon Breuer and Joseph Breuer are often regarded as Hirsch's intellectual heirs, while Schwab is regarded as aligned with the more traditional Lithuanian orthodox communities.
The Breuer community has cautiously applied Torah im Derech Eretz to American life, narrowing its application over time. Schwab warned of the dangers of contemporary moral attitudes in secular culture and literature, and emphasized that followers of Neo-Orthodoxy therefore require a strong basis of faith and knowledge, and must exercise caution in engagements with the secular world.
Schwab also frequently emphasized that Torah can never be regarded as parallel with the secular knowledge. "Torah study is the highest duty of the Jew", and "even to suggest that anything can be parallel to Torah is a blasphemy of the highest order; Torah is above all, and everything else in life must be conducted in accordance with the Written and Oral Torah." Still, entry into commerce or the professions is seen as a valid component of Torah life, to be facilitated by an appropriate secular education (with the caveat that campus life is "incontestably immoral"). "Carrying on one's professional life in consonance with the halakha is in itself a practice of Torah." One must "establish the Torah's primacy over the modes of business and professional life so that his behavior transforms even that 'mundane' portion of his life into a sanctification."
The community is positioned ideologically outside of both Modern Orthodoxy and Haredi Judaism ("Ultra-Orthodoxy"). As regards Haredi Judaism, Schwab acknowledged that although Neo-Orthodoxy is not the path openly espoused by the majority of today's Roshei Yeshiva, the "Torah Only" and Torah Im Derech Eretz camps can exist side-by-side. "As long as one is prompted solely by Yiras Shamayim ("fear of Heaven") and a search for truth, each individual has a choice as to which school he should follow." Practically, the community is fully engaged with haredi Agudath Yisrael of America, while it shuns the more modern Orthodox Union.
The movement is somewhat distant from Modern Orthodoxy. Schwab regards Modern Orthodoxy as having misinterpreted Hirsch's ideas: regarding standards of halakha as well as the relative emphasis of Torah versus secular; see discussion under Torah Umadda. Further, Breuer, influenced by Hirsch's philosophy on Austritt (secession), "could not countenance recognition of a non-believing body as a legitimate representative of the Jewish people". For this reason, he was "unalterably opposed to the Mizrachi movement, which remained affiliated with the World Zionist Organization and the Jewish Agency".
Further to the right, the "broad interpretation" is largely identical with Torah Umadda — Torah and secular knowledge — a philosophy of Modern Orthodoxy closely associated with Yeshiva University, which aims at synthesizing Torah learning and secular knowledge within the personality. The two are nevertheless distinct in terms of emphasis. Under Torah Umadda, "[w]e prefer to look upon science and religion as separate domains..." (Samuel Belkin, inaugural address, 1943), whereas Torah im Derech Eretz, aims at the domination of Torah over secular knowledge and the application of Torah thought to secular knowledge. See further under Torah Umadda.
Other Haredi communities, the "Torah only" school, are further distant from Torah im Derech Eretz. Since World War II there has been an ideological tendency in that camp to devote all intellectual capabilities to Torah study only — in schools, yeshivot and kollels. Thus, the optimum course to be adopted in all cases is to devote oneself to full-time Torah learning for as long as possible; "to go out into the world is a course to be adopted only when there is no other alternative" . Here, the Hirschian model is seen as horaat sha'ah, a "time specific teaching" intended to apply to the special circumstances of Western Europe in the 1800s. (Note that Hirsch himself addressed this contention: "Torah im Derech Eretz ... is not part of troubled, time bound notions; it represents the ancient, traditional wisdom of our sages that has stood the test everywhere and at all times." (Gesammelte Schriften vi p.221); see further under Joseph Breuer.)


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Joe Pickett returns, this time to the wilds of Yellowstone National Park. Deftly plotted and full of intrigue, Free Fire is C.J. Box's best novel yet.
Joe Pickett, recently fired from his job as a Wyoming game warden, is working on his father-in-law's ranch when he receives a visit from the governor. Governor Rulon – a devious but down-home politico – has a special request, one Joe knows he can't refuse. For weeks, the headlines have been abuzz with the story of Clay McCann, a lawyer who slaughtered four campers in a far-off corner of Yellowstone.
After the murders, McCann immediately turned himself in at the nearest ranger station. Seemed like a slam-dunk case for law enforcement – except that the crimes were committed in a thin sliver of land with zero residents and overlapping jurisdiction, the so-called free-fire zone. McCann has taken advantage of an obscure loophole in the law: neither the state nor the federal government can try him for his crime. The worst mass murderer in Wyoming history walks out of jail a free man.
Governor Rulon, sensitive to the rising tide of public outrage, wants his own investigation into the murders and will reinstate Joe as a game warden if he'll go to Yellowstone "without portfolio" to investigate. Joe, happy to get his badge back, even under these circumstances, agrees.
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An Egyptian man walks past a mural that reads in Arabic "they are killing the future," in Tahrir Square, Cairo, Egypt, Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2012. (AP Photo/Nasser Nasser)
CAIRO: Egypt's crisis showed no sign of easing on Wednesday as the army delayed unity talks meant to ease political divisions and the opposition set near-impossible demands for taking part in a looming constitutional referendum.
Voting on the controversial Islamist-backed draft charter is due to start on Saturday with a second round scheduled for a week later.
Egyptians abroad have already started casting their votes in embassies and consulates, the official MENA news agency said.
Mass demonstrations for and against the referendum called by Islamist President Mohamed Morsi took place in Cairo late on Tuesday.
But there was no repeat of the violent clashes between Morsi supporters and foes last week that left eight people dead and hundreds injured.
The army, which has deployed troops and tanks to protect the presidential palace in Cairo, said it was postponing to an unspecified "later date" talks it had scheduled for Wednesday between Morsi and the opposition.
Responses to its invitations to the dialogue "were not at the level wished for," the military explained in a statement on its official Facebook page.
The opposition National Salvation Front, which said it had agreed to take part in the talks, appealed to its supporters to vote 'no' in the referendum on the draft charter.
It warned it could call for a boycott if Morsi's government failed to meet tough conditions.
"We call to Egyptians to go to polling stations to refuse the proposed constitution and to vote no," it said in a statement read by a spokesman at a news conference.
That position would harden to a boycott call if Morsi's government did not organise the voting on a single day -- this coming Saturday -- as originally planned, and if judges and international poll monitors did not oversee it.
Those conditions appeared near-impossible for Morsi to meet. A key group of judges has already said it will not oversee the vote. Pro-Morsi judges would be stretched too thin to monitor the referendum in one day.
Egyptian citizens were divided over the referendum.
"I'm voting yes," said Mohammed Hassan, a 28-year-old Cairo resident who said Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood had been unfairly maligned.
"The Muslim Brotherhood is good. No one has given them a chance. They've been in power for five months compared to 30 years for Mubarak," he said, referring to toppled leader Hosni Mubarak.
Mohammed Ibrahim Sayyid, in his 40s and sipping coffee in a cafe, felt differently.
"We don't like what's happening. We don't want another Afghanistan because of the Muslim Brotherhood. We are a big, diverse country of 80 million people. There shouldn't be one party ruling," he said.
Hamdi Imam, a street bookseller in his 50s, said: "I'm not going to vote because the constitution has blood on it.... The Muslim Brotherhood will destroy the country."
Michael Wahid Hanna, a political analyst at US think-tank The Century Foundation, told AFP that, given the Muslim Brotherhood's proven ability to mobilise grassroots support, the odds were good that the referendum would pass, although it was not "an absolute certainty."
If it did pass, "it would be problematic for the future" because it would ensnare all of Morsi's future decisions in political polarisation.
"If you overreach in this fashion, it will provoke a reaction and extend instability," Hanna said, warning of "the spectre of violence".
The military has already said it fears the Arab world's most populous country is headed for a disastrous "dark tunnel" unless the two sides talk. It has warned it will not allow the situation to worsen.
The United States said there were "real and legitimate questions" about the referendum process and urged Egypt's army, which it gives $1.3 billion in aid each year, "to exercise restraint, to respect the right of peaceful protest."
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Gage Maurer has announced his candidacy for the City Council District 11 special election. He will be running in the recall election of City Council President Audrey Kader.
Maurer's decision to run for City Council is largely due to his concern in the current direction of the City Council. First he is concerned with the possible loss of the monthly Committee of the Whole meetings. Also, when regulations are unpredictable and unreasonable, like the recent sign ordinance, it creates an unfair burden on small businesses in La Crosse. Maurer said, "UW-La Crosse has consistently had representation on City Council; therefore, Viterbo should also have representation on City Council". Because District 11 is predominantly made up of Viterbo University students, it seems fitting that a student from the district could fill the position. For example, the UW-La Crosse campus was allowed an exemption from alternate-side parking restrictions while Viterbo was not.
Maurer is currently a sophomore business management major at Viterbo University. He is a member of the National Society of Leadership, Students in Free Enterprise, a founding member of an on campus political organization, and as a current member of the Viterbo University Men's Golf Team, he is a representative on the Student Athletes Advisory Committee. He has also been on the University Dean's List each semester and works as a university tutor.


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ASU knocked out of Pac-12 Tournament by Stanford: By The Numbers
They were in Las Vegas on Thursday, but Arizona State's loss to Stanford wasn't a matter of luck. It was a matter of fate.
ASU stepped onto the MGM Grand floor in the Pac-12 Tournament quarterfinals already sliding and their three seed wasn't keen on helping them out. The big picture -- the accolades stored in the quiver throughout the season -- were nowhere to be seen and the present was in focus.
And the present is no good; it's not the brand of kismet you want to bring to Vegas.
The Sun Devils' struggles picked up right where they left off from the time the ball was tossed up at center court and now -- after a 79-58 loss to Stanford -- coach Herb Sendek's team find themselves in fear of an NCAA Tournament snub, which may not be all that far-fetched, given the team's recent stretch.
Here's a look back at the second-round loss by the numbers:
The Sun Devils never led the contest on Thursday, falling into a 9-0 hole just 3:57 minutes into the game. This was consistent with their most recent efforts, which saw them fall behind to Oregon 15-0 and Oregon State 9-1.
The Sun Devils pulled down a grand total of two offensive rebounds and zero in the first half. All in all, they were outrebounded 34-23 by the Cardinal.
ASU earned a three seed in the Pac-12 Tournament, but were outmatched by the sixth-seeded Stanford Cardinal, who controlled the game from wire-to-wire.
The Sun Devils are forced to prep for Selection Sunday the exact opposite way a tournament hopeful team should want to: on a three-game losing streak, having dropped five of their last seven games.
ASU has won just six of its 16 Pac-12 Tournament games all-time.
Stanford managed seven steals Thursday -- five more than ASU's two.
The final deficit for ASU was also the largest for the Sun Devils throughout the game, as Stanford never took its foot off the gas pedal, stretching their lead to 21 on three occasions in the second half and once leading the Sun Devils by as many as 24. The early 9-0 tone setting carried through to the end of the contest.
It has been 44 days since ASU last won a basketball game away from Wells-Fargo Arena -- something they did back on Jan. 29 in Berkeley against Cal in overtime. Since then, they've suffered road losses to Colorado, Utah, Oregon, Oregon State and Stanford -- once in Stanford and Thursday in Las Vegas.
Stanford, who beat Washington State on Wednesday to advance to the second round, shot lights out on Thursday versus ASU, knocking down 28-of-51 field goal attempts (54.9 percent) while hitting 8 of their 18 three-point attempts. At one point in the second half, they were hitting shots at a rate of 68.2 percent.
Following Thursday's deflating loss, and the poor run put together down the stretch by the Sun Devils, their NCAA Tournament hopes have to be dampened. The last time the Sun Devils (21-11, 10-8) made the tournament was in 2009.


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WMVP (1000 AM) is the callsign of a commercial radio station in Chicago, Illinois, USA. It is owned by ABC. Its transmitter is located in Downers Grove. Its former call sign was WCFL, for the Chicago Federation of Labor.
The station broadcasts live sports talk, both locally and nationally. Daily programming consists of talk shows that are both national and local. Mike and Mike in the Morning and the Mike Tirico show are done by ESPN, while Waddle & Silvy, Mac, Jurko, and Harry, and The Show are more focused on Chicago sports. It is also currently the flagship station of the Chicago Bulls.
ESPN Radio currently has five company-owned stations in New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, and Pittsburgh. Most other markets have ESPN Radio affiliates, whether they be part-time or have their entire format dedicated to ESPN Radio. ESPN Radio is currently an official part of the ABC Radio network, though the Walt Disney Company did not include the ESPN Radio network or the Radio Disney network in the sale of ABC Radio to Citadel Broadcasting.
In their Top 40 days, some famous disc jockeys on WCFL included Jim Runyon, Larry Lujack, Art Roberts, Ron Britain, Clark Weber, Ron Riley, Barney Pip, Fred Winston, Jim Bohannon, Howard Miller, Wolfman Jack, and Dick Biondi.
The comedy feature "Chickenman," a satire on the "Batman" TV series, originated on Runyon's morning drive-time show in 1966. It was created by WCFL staffer Dick Orkin. All the voices were done by Orkin, Runyon, and Jane Roberts, who also did WCFL's morning traffic reports as "Trooper 36-24-36". The "Chickenman" program was subsequently syndicated to radio stations worldwide.
On March 15, 1976, after two years of falling ratings, WCFL abruptly dropped its Top 40 format in favor of "The World's Most Beautiful Music," leaving WLS as Chicago's only AM Top 40 station. Larry Lujack, still under contract with the station, stayed on at WCFL playing easy listening music until moving back to WLS in September 1976. This format won few listeners from FM beautiful music stations such as WLOO, and by 1978 had been replaced by a gold-based adult contemporary format.
After deciding its profit margin was too small for the Chicago Federation of Labor to maintain, WCFL was sold in 1979 to the Mutual Broadcasting System, at the time a subsidiary of the Amway Corporation. The station began to identify itself as "Mutual/CFL." A magazine-type news/talk format was adopted, with sports talk in the evening hours and Larry King overnight, but ratings remained low. In 1982 WCFL flipped to an MOR format playing standards and non rock hits of the '50s and '60s mixed in with some softer rock and roll oldies and soft '70s and '80s AC cuts and even a few currents. Ratings were still low so WCFL evolved by the end of 1983 to an Adult Contemporary format.
ABC continues to operate it today from studios at the intersection of State Street and Lake Street in the heart of Chicago.
Perhaps the most popular place to comment upon WMVP programming is the Chicago Sports Fan Message Board, where both listeners and on-air personalities discuss the network. WMVP host Dan McNeil is also a contributor there (McNeil announced his June, 2006 suspension on the CSFMB.)
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They were bigger and stronger inside, had better athletes than the current Navy team and, after their first NCAA tournament, were expected to win . . . often.
The last midshipmen to represent the academy in postseason play were anchored by David Robinson. From 1985 to 1987, Navy made the NCAA tournament every season, creating some big waves in 1986, when Robinson, forward Vernon Butler and point guard Doug Wojcik led the team into the final eight before it was eliminated by Duke in the East Regional final.


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Operating around the world. Although many large companies have globalized for decades, the Web, more than any other phenomenon, has enabled the smallest company to have a global presence. See localization.
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The spreading influence of companies beyond their national borders and increased interconnectivity between the economies and cultures of countries. Since 2000, there have been increasingly vocal protests against the ill affects of globalization. Critics have increasingly demon- strated against globalization at international monetary and trade meetings of organizations such as the International Monetary Fund and the World Trade Organization.


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The Eupora High School football team looks to stay unbeaten when they play host to Calhoun City tonight.
Kickoff is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at Wafford Field.
The Wildcats (2-2) beat the Eagles last season 20-6. Calhoun City is coming off a 36-21 win at Velma Jackson last week.
"They have played a difficult schedule so far this season," Eupora head coach Junior Graham said of the Wildcats. "They've played Water Valley and Houston and both of those teams are undefeated. They go to Velma (Jackson) and come out with a big win. They are young in some areas. To me, they are a lot like we were last year in the fact that they are playing so many young guys. They play real physical on defense and they get to the ball in numbers. Offensively, they utilize a lot of formations. They make you defend from sideline to sideline."
Eupora's defense has struggled out of the gate, but have found a way to settle down and hold for wins.
"Through the first four games it seems that way," Graham said of his defense starting slow. "That is not the way we like to start games. It's not how you start, (but) it's how you finish. So far, we have finished strong on that side of the ball."
For the Eagles to avenge last year's loss, they are going to have to hold onto to the ball and eliminate big plays defensively.
"Offensively, we are going to have to protect the ball," Graham said. "Last year, we played them at Calhoun City and we had five turnovers. We have got to protect the ball. Just hoping for a few big plays because they are better on the defensive side of the ball.
"On the defensive side of the ball, we need to force some turnovers and eliminate the big play. So far this year, we have been giving up a few big plays."
In other area matchups for week five, Ackerman travels to Bruce, East Webster hosts Walnut, West Oktibbeha plays Nanih Waiya at home and East Oktibbeha plays its first home game of the season against Ethel. Kickoffs are set for 7:30 p.m.
Ackerman (3-1)
at Bruce (3-1)
The Indians expect to have starting quarterback Dakota Brasher back for a huge matchup with the Trojans.
Both teams are coming off a loss and a week ago, many thought both teams would be undefeated.
For Adam Dillinger and Ackerman, putting last week's loss behind it started Monday at practice.
"We had to put a really tough loss behind us," Dillinger said. "That's part of football. Good things happen and bad things happen. You just have to move on."
Bruce is considered by many to be the best Class 2A team in the north. Although both teams are not in the same district, it could meet later on in the playoffs.
Bruce has been an offensive juggernaut this year, but its defense has played just as well.
"They are really good," Dillinger said. "They've got a lot of really good skilled guys. They are good at running and throwing the football which will be a challenge for us. We haven't seen anybody to this point who throws it like they do. They're extremely good on defense."
Walnut (1-3)
at East Webster (3-1)
The Wolverines are coming off their first loss of the season, but preparation has been no different this week.
"We felt like our effort was there last week," East Webster head coach Doug Wilson said. "We just made a few too many mistakes. This week has been no different. We've worked on our mistakes."
The Wildcats are coming off a loss to Middleton, Tenn., last week.
Although the Wildcats have not had the best season, Wilson and the Wolverines know how tough Walnut can be.
"They're big and physical," Wilson said. "They always play hard and we expect the same out of this team this year."
In last week's loss to Caledonia, East Webster struggled stopping the run. That is one of the main emphasis this week for the Wolverines.
"Don't turn the ball over and stop their downhill running," Wilson said. "We didn't do a very good job with Caledonia."
Nanih Waiya (0-3)
at West Oktibbeha (2-1)
The Timberwolves learned a lot about themselves in last week's loss to Eupora.
They are hoping to move forward as they host Nanih Waiya in the first district game of the season.
"We did real good for a half," West Oktibbeha coach Adam Lowrey said. "(We) just want to be able to do that for a whole game. We've gotten better. Eupora's a good team. If we can play with Eupora for a half like that, and if we were in better shape, we can play a whole game like that."
Nanih Waiya finished second in the division last year, so getting to 1-0 in district for the Timberwolves will send a pretty clear message.
"You are in front of the eight ball then," Lowrey said.
Ethel (2-2)
at East Oktibbeha (1-3)
The Titans finally get to see how it feels to play a home game.
East Oktibbeha opened up with four games on the road, but play at home four times in the last seven games of the season.
"It feels real good to play in front of our home crowd," East Oktibbeha coach Randy Brooks said. "The kids are looking forward to it and so am I."
The Titans had a chance to win last week's district game against Sebastopol, but struggled in the final quarter.
"Last week, we gave up 28 points in the fourth quarter," Brooks said. "We showed our youth.
"It will be an important win for us. We have to come out and play mature."
Ethel is coming off a 27-14 loss to West Lowndes last week. Both teams are 0-1 in the district, so this can be a make it or break it week in the district.
"They've got good speed and good size," Brooks said of Ethel. "Of course, they are not as big as we are. Not many A teams are as big as we are. We have to use our speed and our size to our advantage."
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The new "caliphate" of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi—the Islamic State, formerly "ISIS"—recently made clear that it means to follow in the footsteps of the original caliphate of Abu Bakr al-Sadiq (632-634), specifically by directing its jihad against fellow Muslims, in Islamic parlance, the "hypocrites" and "apostates," or in Western terminology, "moderates."
This came out in the context of the current conflict between Israel and Hamas, with some Muslims asking the newly formed "caliphate" when it would launch a jihad on the Jewish state.
The Islamic State's response? "Allah in the noble Koran does not command us to fight Israel or the Jews until we fight the apostates and hypocrites."
On one of the Islamic State's question-and-answer websites, some asked why it was "not fighting Israel but instead shedding the blood of the sons of Iraq and Syria." The new caliphate responded:
The greater answer is in the noble Koran, when Allah Almighty speaks about the near enemy. In the majority of verses in the noble Koran, these are the hypocrites, for they pose a greater danger than the original infidels [born non-Muslims, e.g., Jews and Christians]. And the answer is found in Abu Bakr al-Sadiq, when he preferred fighting apostates over the conquest of Jerusalem [fath al-Quds], which was conquered by his successor, Omar al-Khattab.
There's much to be said about this response, rife as it is with historical allusions.
First, it is true. After the prophet of Islam died, a great number of Arabian tribes that had submitted to his rule by becoming Muslims—the word muslim simply means "one who submits"—thought they could now renege, and so they apostatized in droves. This sparked the first Ridda, or "apostasy wars," waged by Abu Bakr al-Sadiq, who became the first caliph on Muhammad's death in 632. For nearly two years, till his own death in 634, his caliphate's entire energy was focused on waging jihad on all the recalcitrant Arab tribes, forcing them by the edge of the sword to return to the fold of Islam.
Tens of thousands of Arabs were burned, beheaded, dismembered, or crucified in the process, according to Islamic history, especially by the "Sword of Allah." It was only afterwards, under the reign of the second caliph, Omar al-Khattab (634-644), that the great Islamic conquests against the "original infidels"—those non-Arab peoples who had never converted to Islam, Christians, Jews, Zoroastrians, etc.—took place.
Islam's war on the apostate, so little known in the West, figures prominently in Islamic history. Indeed, Sheikh Yusuf al-Qaradawi, one of the most influential Islamic clerics today, while once discussing the importance of killing any Muslim who apostatizes from Islam on Al Jazeera, correctly stated that "If the [death] penalty for apostasy was ignored, there would not be an Islam today; Islam would have ended on the death of the prophet."
In short, and as the Islamic State is now arguing, the first and greatest enemy of Islam—the "nearest" enemy—is the "apostate" and "hypocrite," for they are the most capable of subverting Islam from within.
This phenomenon of "pious" Muslims fighting and killing "lukewarm" Muslims, or Shia and Sunnis fighting one another—while the original infidel stands by or gets away—has many precedents throughout history. For example, in its response, the Islamic State further justifies not fighting Israel by saying:
The answer is found in Salah ad-Din al-Ayubi [Saladin] and Nur ad-Din Zanki when they fought the Shia in Egypt and Syria before [addressing] Jerusalem. Salah ad-Din fought more than 50 battles before he reached Jerusalem. And it was said to Salah ad-Din al-Ayubi: "You fight the Shia and the Fatimids in Egypt and allow the Latin Crusaders to occupy Jerusalem?" And he responded: "I will not fight the Crusaders while my back is exposed to the Shia."
All of this history quoted by the Islamic State is meant to exonerate the new caliphate's main assertion: "Jerusalem will not be liberated until we are done with all these tyrants, families, and pawns of colonialism that control the fate of the Islamic world."
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EVO 2011: Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Grand Finale
Check out Viscant and PR Balrog fight to the last man in the Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Championship Finale at EVO 2011.
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Can Phoenix just not exist anymore?
screaming in the mic just kills the video. mute please
anyone that uses phoenix is a joke and a noob player
I don't know about that, but the guy using Dante is BY FAR a better player than the one using Wesker, Phoenix is a disgrace to this fine fighting game.
Awesome second match and with Tron!... incredible.
That Phoenix is such an noobish character. That is their entire game, lvl 5 to make Phoenix OVP and thats it, but if she dies before dark mode gets on, it's over, naps panic and lose. Spoiled the entire tournament this character. The other guy proved to be the best player on MVC3 even tho he lost.
omg commentator is going crazy!
wow this is going so fast compared to how i play :O
What a comeback on that second match!
Banning phoenix would have made MVC 3 EVO 2011 more interesting despite how insane and great the matches were this year.
Viscant used phoenix; therefore that victory is a bit of a shallow victory.
I hate phoenix. She is cheap.
That was a big one.
So glad at these results I hated that whole team.
Jesus my 3 least favorite charachters Wolverine, dante, and tron. I hate those three in the game wow. And the other guy used crappy ass phoenix and haggar was he even trying to win.
i wanted the other guy too win =(
Tron level 3 grab! Are you kidding me!!
Dat Phoenix
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VIDEO: Prince of Pot Prosecutor John McKay Meets with Jodie Emery, Calls for Marijuana Legalization: VIDEO
CANNABIS CULTURE - The former U.S. government attorney who helped put pot activist Marc Emery behind bars joined on Wednesday with Emery's wife Jodie to call for the end of marijuana prohibition.
The press conference (held on April 18, 2012) was organized by Stop the Violence BC, an activist group founded by Dr. Evan Wood that has had major success in acquiring high-profile endorsements for legalization.
"Mexican drug cartels, dangerous gangs operating both in the United States and Canada, are all profiting from the black market that's created by our failed policy," McKay told reporters. "What do we do about the violence that's being spawned here? The pits with headless bodies that are thrown in? It's because they are servicing the demand for drugs, beginning with marijuana, moving all the way through to cocaine, methamphetamine, and heroine."
"I think it's always a great moment when we have more people joining the call to end prohibition in order to save lives, save money, and get rid of the criminal control of this industry," Jodie Emery said. "When we get people who are on the frontlines, who saw the damage done, admit the policy needs to be changed, I think that's always a wonderful thing."
The speakers panel also featured Geoff Plant, the former attorney general of British Columbia, who recently added his voice to the chorus of former Canadian politicians and lawmakers calling for an end to marijuana prohibition.
Though he now thinks marijuana laws are harmful, McKay said he was not sorry for helping put Marc Emery behind bars because the activist broke the law.
"Mr. Emery chose to change marijuana policies by breaking them rather than advocating for change. I think that was a tremendous mistake," he said.
"I know that he was just doing his job," Emery said of McKay. "There are many harmless people who are put in prison and I don't believe my husband should be in prison, I still miss him terribly. But I understand that this law, the prohibition of marijuana, forces police to continue to arrest people and put them in prison.
"My husband, although he did violate the law by selling seeds, nobody was harmed in that exchange and the money used was sent to activists and organizations throughout the United States to try and push towards this change. ... Civil disobedience, when it is done peacefully and non-violently is an important step in changing any unjust law."
The conference was attended by most of the major Canadian media. Read a collection of mainstream media reports of the event or watch the full video on Pot TV.
What a tool this poor-man
What a tool this poor-man is.
He can't bear to come to terms with the violence he's caused others, yielding the corrupted might of the justice system as the means to eke out his survival.
He has to resort to believing in himself as the avenger of the omnipotent injustice. After all what would it be without people like him serving as its pillars, holding up the faith that we're all forced to believe.
It's a survival mechanism that helps him sleep at night. But deep down, he has got to know, breaking unjust laws is advocating for change.
This poor-man, victim of his own machinations, that would save us all.
"If the injustice is part of the necessary friction of the machine of government, let it go, let it go: perchance it will wear smooth--certainly the machine will wear out. If the injustice has a spring, or a pulley, or a rope, or a crank, exclusively for itself, then perhaps you may consider whether the remedy will not be worse than the evil; but if it is of such a nature that it requires you to be the agent of injustice to another, then I say, break the law. Let your life be a counter-friction to stop the machine. What I have to do is to see, at any rate, that I do not lend myself to the wrong which I condemn. " Thoreau
Well said
Thanks for your eloquent and succinct statement of the truth; that these public parasites (or predators?) have destroyed millions of lives simply as a means to justify their funding. Sadly, even Marc and Jodi have bought in to this 3rd Reich rationale, that people "enforcing the law" have no choice but to brutalize and destroy innocent people if that's what the law allows them to do. The world passed judgement on that concept at Neuremburg when the Nazis raised it as their principle defense. Apparently the moral construct that allowed us to appreciate the obscenity of that defense is no longer operative in our society. Marc and Jodi have no right to speak for (or to) the movement in excusing these govt. criminals as blameless for their crimes against us.
I was just following orders
Jodie is 100% right: No harm. No crime.
The predators attempt to justify their crime by claiming "I was just following orders" and I have no responsibility. Holding these corrupt prohibitionists liable is the only solution. In defending our rights, suitable accountability must be demanded. As the courts have decided, public officials CAN be sued for their misconduct. With every victory in court, we should sue for damages. With every loss in court, we should sue for damages. Allowing the travesty to continue; raided, ripped off and ruined... the so called drug war is simply a version of genocide and atrocity. How many millions of people have been subject to this abuse and violation of Charter rights? How many billions have been stolen or "given" in bribes? How many lives will be sacrificed to this evil agenda before we put an end to the madness. I believe that Dr. Morgentaler had the right idea when he filed a lawsuit after his win in court. Moving from province to province using the same "message", women's rights were advanced.


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The Bolton-born all-rounder Jimmy Hallows performed admirably in the 1904 county cricket championship season. A prominent member of the Lancashire side that was undefeated in winning the title he also became the first Lancashire cricketer to achieve the first-class double in county championship cricket, scoring 1,058 runs and taking 108 wickets, including career-best performances with both bat and ball. He was subsequently named as one of the 'Five Cricketers of the Year' in John Wisden's Cricketers' Almanack for 1905 in recognition of his achievements the previous summer. This book records the details of Hallows' fine season and reflects on the achievements of the Red Rose county who, under the leadership of Archie MacLaren, won 16 and drew 10 of their 26 championship matches. With Hallows, John Tommy Tyldesley, Reggie Spooner and Willis Cuttell all to the fore, they completely dominated the 1904 county championship season in England. Sadly for Hallows this was to prove the pinnacle of his career. In common with Lancashire's greatest all-round cricketer Johnny Briggs he suffered from a form of epilepsy and ill-health severely affected his cricket career; he once suffered a seizure on the field of play during a Roses match at Old Trafford in 1905. He went on to make his last appearance for the county against Essex at Old Trafford in 1907, having scored 5,065 runs and taken 287 wickets in 139 first-class matches. An uncle of the Lancashire and England opening batsman Charlie Hallows, he died at Farnworth, Bolton, on the 20th of May 1910 aged just 36, after a few weeks' illness. Original decorative wrappers, A5, v + 27pp, illustrated. Numbers 1 to 16 are to be issued as a de-luxe, hardback edition, bound in red cloth, with marbled end-papers, ribbon marker and individual slip-case, signed by both K. Martin Tebay and Matthew Worden. Due to be published in late May, 2009, available UK post free
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