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* Should the police be able to use mobile-phone location data in order to locate a charged defendant? Kash reports on a recent decision. [Not-So Private Parts / Forbes] * More importantly, should Bert and Ernie of Sesame Street get "gay married"? [Althouse] * The ABA takes a lot of blame for the inadequacy of […]
Bar Exams, California, Cellphones, Disasters / Emergencies, Rudeness, Screw-Ups
Bar Exam Open Thread: Have At It
Here's an open thread for discussing the July 2011 bar exam. We hope you attack it with all the gusto of Los Angeles lawyers at a deposition. If you've just finished the bar exam, congratulations. We hope you're taking a well-deserved vacation, perhaps involving some exotic travel (e.g., the traditional bar trip). If you're still […]
How to Become an English Solicitor in Just a Few Months
How to Become an English Solicitor in Just a Few Months Each year, hundreds of attorneys from across the United States decide to qualify as English solicitors, and become dual-qualified lawyers. What motivates them to do this? England, and in particular London, has always been a popular destination for US lawyers seeking to work overseas, […]
Cellphones, Facebook, Google / Search Engines, Privacy, Technology
Are Tech Companies Becoming Unofficial Intelligence Agents?
The satirical Onion News Network recently reported on new government funding for that "massive online surveillance program run by the CIA," known as Facebook — dreamed up by "secret C.I.A. agent Mark Zuckerberg." The report made light of how much information we're willing to make available to a third party — information that we would […]
Baseball, Biglaw, Cellphones, Drugs, Morning Docket, Sports
* In the Barry Bonds trial, an expert on steroids described how the government injected a bunch of baboons with the drug Bonds is accused of using. I, for one, welcome our new baboon overlords. [ESPN] * Some Amish in Kentucky are fighting a regulation that requires reflective safety triangles on their buggies. Say they'd […]
Bad Ideas, Biglaw, Cellphones, Partner Issues, Rudeness
Acela Bob, Meet Acela Jim: Kelley Drye Managing Partner Conducts Confidential Conversation on Packed Train
Here at Above the Law, we're trying to help you. We write about lawyers who do embarrassing things so that you can learn from their examples. Heck, you should get ethics CLE credit for reading this site. One of our most widely-used lessons — now part of new employee training at a Wall Street firm, […]
Cellphones, Constitutional Law, Drugs, Privacy, Technology
On Why It's Better To Be A Drug Dealer in Ohio Than in California
As a place to live, California has a lot going for it: the Pacific Ocean, pleasant weather, celeb spottings. But if you're concerned about the police perusing the contents of your smartphone without a warrant, you might prefer to spend your time further east, in the Buckeye State. The Supreme Courts of California and Ohio […]
Associate Advice, Cellphones, pls hndle thx, Technology
Pls Hndle Thx: No Service in the Club
Ed. note: Have a question for next week? Send it in to firstname.lastname@example.com. ATL, Can you please offer your insight into proper etiquette for ring tones in the workplace? I understand someone may have an affinity for The Jitterbug in their personal life, but when did it become acceptable to leave your cell phone on […]
Cellphones, Lawyer of the Day, Layoffs, Rudeness, Technology
OMG. So sorry, but u r fired. :-(
This is a blind item, since we don't know the identity of the attorney. Yesterday, this unknown attorney sent an employee a text message. It wasn't to wish the employee a happy Labor Day. From Reddit: "Sexting" was the latest hot cell phone trend. Maybe the new trend will be "diSMSing." Dear Reddit. It is […]
Cellphones, Lawsuit of the Day, Sex
Lawsuit of the Day: Involuntary Poster Child for 'Sexting' Sues Hearst
How would you like to be the unofficial mascot for that dubious practice known as "sexting"? From ATL associate editor Kashmir Hill, writing over at True/Slant: Earlier this year, the media went crazy over "sexting." It has all the elements of a great, salacious, audience-attracting story: flirtation, cell phones, nude photos, and oftentimes, teens…. One […]
Your Clients are a Security Risk
For years, law firms have been told that their technology is the target of unscrupulous hackers. The FBI has gone so far as to describe law firms lack of security as "the soft underbelly of our economy." Mandiant, a cybersecurity firm, says at least 80 of the 100 biggest firms in the country, by revenue, […]
Biglaw, Cellphones, Layoffs, Rudeness
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to New York
Pillsbury Admits Gaffe — and Looming Lawyer Layoffs
* Fired U.S. Attorney David Iglesias speaks out against the DOJ's ACORN probe. [Talking Points Memo] * Judges in China refuse to take lawsuits over tainted milk. [Associated Press] * They may cause rashes. And brain cancer. But we still love them. [Reuters] * Grand jury investigations for Lehman, in New York and New Jersey. […]
Cellphones, Email Scandals, Law Schools, Rudeness, Vicious Infighting
'How To Handle This?'
(By not sending out over the law school list-serv?)
This episode gives new meaning to the term "flip phone." A cell phone that went off during court proceedings caused one judge to, well, flip out. From the NYT's City Room blog: The next time you pass through the city court system in Niagara Falls, N.Y., remember to turn your cellphone off. Today, the Commission […]
Blogging, Cellphones, Non-Sequiturs, Politics
* Bored at work? Look up the campaign contributions of that partner you work for. [Fundrace 2008 / Huffington Post] * We generally find personalized cell phone ringtones to be pretty annoying. But if you're going to have one, it might as well be legal-themed, right? [The Billable Hour] * Law bloggers, stand up and […]
Cellphones, Crime, Food, Kids, Music, Non-Sequiturs, Perverts
* For you Starbucks haters out there, a glimmer of hope for the days of cheap, dishwater-tasting, non-fair-trade coffee, served by exploited employees. Or Central Perk. [Mercury News] * In case you were worried about the gel-happy San Francisco mayor, Gavin Newsom still gets paid while in rehab. [Law.com] * When you're a pre-boyfriend and […]
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Cellphones, Drudge Report, Hillary Clinton, Pictures, Politics
(Yes, politics may lie slightly beyond the legal beat — but not by much. Senatrix Hillary Clinton is, of course, a lawyer by training. And if elected president, she'd probably get to appoint at least two Supreme Court justices. So we think we've established an adequate topical nexus for posting this amusing screenshot.) Clinton Reaches […]


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Bob Morton: What are your Prime Directives?
RoboCop: Serve the public trust, protect the innocent, uphold the law.
Movie Number: 8
Title: Robocop(1987)
Running Time: 102 minutes ("R")
Director: Paul Verhoeven
It's tough to admit to watching classics for the first time, but better late than never, right? That said, Robocop was a first-time viewing for me (in fact, all the movies I've watched this year have been first-time viewings, which is great). This is one I should have watched years ago, though. The Detroit backdrop is only the candy coating on the incredible action flick that is Robocop. This has some of the greatest gore special effects I have seen in any 80s movie, and through the violence, still manages to have a heart at its core, driving the story forward. Peter Weller and Kurtwood Smith (whom I adore from That 70s Show) are wonderful as protagonist and antagonist, and I can't stress enough just how incredible the special effects are. It blows most CGI effects out of the water. Robocop is an awesome staple to the action genre.
So by their original standard, Femme Fatale should have been ranked above 21 on Rolling Stone magazine's 50 Best Albums of the year.
Just goes to show how critics are basically trying to kiss Adele's ass because everyone else expects them to.
Kinda hot in these rhinos. I just heard about evans new position,good luck to you evan backstabber, bastard, I mean baxter. Look ma i'm road kill Your entrance was good, his was better. We're going for a ride on the information super highway.
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BOOK THREE: Destined, Jessie Harrell (three and a half stars)
I've been fascinated by the story of Eros and Psyche since sixth grade, when our English and social studies classes did units on ancient Greece (which culminated with Greek Night, when we all had to do some presentation involving an aspect of ancient Greek culture; my group did a skit called Medusa's Hair Salon). I've read a few books/short stories with this myth as a basis, and even attempted to write my own during NaNoWriMo a few years back.
Destined was not one of the best of the adaptations.
Oh, it was an easy read, and cute. I liked Psyche's personality. She had enough moxie that it wasn't grating and didn't read like faux girl power. However, I didn't like the POV change–Psyche's chapters are in first person; Eros's in third. It disrupted the flow for me.
If you're looking for a light, fluffy reading of the story, by all means go with this one. But if you're left dissatisfied by Destined, I'll suggest one of my favorite retellings: Cupid by Julius Lester. I read it at the start of last year, and it's absolutely beautiful.
Author: Beth Revis
Genre(s): Sci-fi, Mystery, Romance
Format: Paperback
My Rating: ★★★½
Seventeen-year-old Amy joins her parents as frozen cargo aboard the vast spaceship Godspeed and expects to awaken on a new planet, three hundred years in the future. Never could she have known that her frozen slumber would come to an end fifty years too soon and that she would be thrust into the brave new world of a spaceship that lives by its own rules.
Amy quickly realizes that her awakening was no mere computer malfunction. Someone - one of the few thousand inhabitants of the spaceship - tried to kill her. And if Amy doesn't do something soon, her parents will be next.
Now Amy must race to unlock Godspeed's hidden secrets. But out of her list of murder suspects, there's only one who matters: Elder, the future leader of the ship and the love she could never have seen coming. - via Goodreads
My Thoughts: I think this book is more of a 3.5 for me. My rating on Goodreads is a 4 because I round up.
For the most part, I enjoyed this book. I'm not much of a sci-fi reader - other than dystopian novels, I'm 99% sure this is my first sci-fi novel - but it wasn't too bad! What I enjoyed the most was how dark the story got. Originally, I didn't think it was that creepy but the further into the story I got, the more I realized just how dark what was taking place in the novel was and that, along with the satisfaction of knowing without a doubt who the "bad guy" was, was what drove me to keep reading.
So it probably goes without saying that when I first grabbed the book I thought it was going to be heavy on the romance. But that wasn't the case at all. I've heard about a lot of books that are "sci-fi" that are really just romance in a sci-fi setting and Across the Universe wasn't one of them. I don't know how the second and third books will pan out but I think the problems presented in AtU definitely lend themselves to being explored and dealt with in the next books.
One of the main problems I had with this book was the murderer. The moment that character was introduced, I had already pinned them as the culprit. It wasn't hard to figure out so I grew annoyed that Amy and Elder overlooked it for so long. However, given everything going on within the novel, I'm willing to cut them some slack.
My other issue is the lack of ladies. In total, we have five we know by name, one of whom we never see, and other than Amy, we never actually get to know the other women. Of course, there is a "mean girl" we see occasionally - sigh. It would've been nice to see Amy develop some kind of real relationship with another girl aboard the ship since there are eight guys we know by name, five of whom she interacts with on an almost daily basis. I'm not going to hold out too much hope for female companionship in the next two novels, though.
Would I recommend this book?: Yes.
It's not that hard to be nice.
Movie Number: 3
Title: The Fisher King(1991)
Running Time: 137 minutes ("R")
Director: Terry Gilliam
Terry Gilliam is quickly becoming one of my favorite directors. My first rendezvous with Gilliam was a couple months ago with Brazil, and I was urged to give The Fisher King a viewing. Sticking true to Gilliam's style - doses of the fantastical mixed with reality and imagery - The Fisher King is filled with excellent performances from Jeff Bridges, Robin Williams, Mercedes Ruehl, and Amanda Plummer. It also contains one of the single greatest scenes I've ever witnessed when the late, great Michael Jeter sings in drag. It is a thrill to behold Jeter's talent. The Fisher King is beautiful, and well worth your time.
I just watched 'Performance' with Mick Jagger and Anita Pallenburg
I uh
Okay then
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Troubled icons abound.
Pandorum is a decent space horror-movie, I didn't expect it to be amazeballs like Alien, but it's a shame that the cast is so… cliche.
White male hero who's the engineer who can alone save the ship, check
White female side-kick who seems to wear a pushup bra the whole time: check
Asian ninja guy: check
Black guy who's a cannibal (albeit a life or death choice): check (that one kinda bothered me)
I first read this book in highschool, although at the time I had messed up and read the second one first and only then skimmed the first one. But since it had been long enough that I didn't really remember the plot line I figured it was about time to go back and try again.
And yes, I would recommend it if you want a good fantasy.
The Silver Linings Playbook
I had no idea what this movie was about and usually on such occasions I am pleasantly surprised. True to form, I thoroughly enjoyed The Silver Linings Playbook and I would definitely recommend it. Yet again I am surprised at how much I liked a drama/romance/comedy film. Although perhaps not a typical experience, The Silver Linings Playbook, depicts the experience of some in all too common relationship situation.
Bradley Cooper, who i have admired from years ago when he appeared in the TV series Alias, is amazing in this film. Cooper plays the role of Pat, a young man dealing with a recently discovered mental illness and also the infidelity of his wife. His performance is outstanding and although Pat can be incredibly frustrating and hard to watch ultimately Cooper was captivating and endearing.
Jennifer Lawrence, who is popping up everywhere, plays the raw and refreshingly human, Tiffany, who is also dealing with mental health issues and the grief of the death of her husband. She is beautiful in this film and her chemistry with Cooper is electric as it builds throughout the story.
Personally, I love films that manage to tell stories about difficult topics such as heartache, death and mental illness with humour and grace. The Silver Linings Playbook is one of them.
The Silver Linings Playbook - 3 ½ Stars
After six months of intense schooling, we all became certified in French Cuisines. This is our first review from a top food critic here in France. We got three and a half stars, out of four. Not bad in my nook! Ha, nook. It's a little joke we say at breakfast.
Not the one who chops off hands in Westeros.
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This was such a cute book! I really needed a light and fun book to distract me from my huge amount of homework I have this weekend… and found exactly what I was looking for in Greek for Beginners.
Although the story wasn't anything special, and some of the sentences made me laugh out loud and how cheesy they were, this book was pretty good. It was perfect for the kind of book I need during heavy homework weeks- easy to read, quick to finish, and like a chick flick.
The characters were pretty sweet, although nothing too out of the ordinary.
I liked that it took place in Greece, and gave the book a little bit of a wanderlust fix as well. Although there wasn't a huge push of Greek culture outside of Nick's family, the fact that the characters spent a bit of time near the ocean made me want to go to a waterfront myself.
I will give this book a 3.5/5. It was cute, and exactly what I needed, but nothing special or extraordinary.
Author: Lauren Oliver
Genre(s): Contemporary
Format: Hardcover
Rating: 3.5ish/5
Samantha Kingston has it all: looks, popularity, the perfect boyfriend. Friday, February 12, should be just another day in her charmed life. Instead, it turns out to be her last.
The catch: Samantha still wakes up the next morning. Living the last day of her life seven times during one miraculous week, she will untangle the mystery surrounding her death—and discover the true value of everything she is in danger of losing. - via Goodreads
My Thoughts: I had mixed feelings going into this book. On the one hand, I've tried reading another Lauren Oliver book, Delirium, and just couldn't get into the pacing. On the other hand, I heard such great things about Before I Fall. I tried to give myself as blank a slate as possible go off of and this is what I got:
The book starts out slow and I'm immediately at odds with Sam. The things she thinks and says are just… I don't know. If I heard someone say those things, I'd be sure to comment on their lack of human decency. But that's not a bad thing for Sam - I'm a strong believer that narrators don't need/have to be liked - it just set the stage for what happens later. Sam dies in the first chapter so it doesn't give you this lingering feeling of anticipating the inevitable which I liked.
As she relives her last day over and over, I start to get a feel for the sides of Sam that I didn't get to see initially and how everything that happens is connected in weird ways. The second and third and even fourth or so Friday don't interest me much, if at all (minus Kent), but about halfway through the book, things start to pick up. I start to care what's going on and I realize I care what happens to Sam and the people around her. It doesn't matter if I'm not the biggest fan of them - I still care and I like to see how Sam's perspective changes. How it changes in respect to herself, her friends, and her non-friends. Her character arc is easily one of my favorites.
That being said, the first half of the book was slow and held very minimal interest for me. I thought things felt kind of jumbled.
Would I recommend this book?: I think there are a lot of great take-aways from it so yes, I would.
3 ½
So first off, I should make all of you jealous and tell you that I picked this one up for about a penny. A used bookstore called Once Sold Tales was having a warehouse sale. When I showed up, I expected a warehouse. I got three warehouses, filled with rows and rows of books that only one person could go down at a time. AND THE BEST PART WAS: bring a bag, fill it up and get it for 10 bucks. Seriously, any bag. There were people there with sleeping bags.
Okay, enough about the shopping trip from heaven.
The point is, I picked this one up on utter whim, there was no real reason and I had not heard a word about this one so I wasn't expecting much. Surprisingly, this is probably one of the best romance novels I've read.
SUMMARY: An evil queen steals control of a kingdom and an exiled princess enlists the help of seven resourceful rebels to win back her birthright. watched on: 01-01-2013
Mirror Mirror was an absolutely beautiful movie, honestly the biggest highlight of this film was the use of colors in the scenes and costumes. It was the costume design, especially that of the nobles, that made this movie an interesting one to watch. However, there is something to be said for the story. I loved the little quirks they added in the script and to the characters.
I would definitely recommend this movie to anyone who enjoys quirky scenes and costumes along with anyone who enjoyed the movie Ella Enchanted.

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It identifies two key pieces of information from the person that you investigate. The two best data are the name and the of residence of at least seven years. Additional data such as date of birth and places of work, will help you to simplify the information.
Check out the websites of States where the person you are researching has lived. The majority of States allow online check the criminal history of a person. On the website of Virginia, for example, there is a special section to review history. You must make a payment by check it; However, not all States have this surcharge, as it is the case in Maryland.
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FRESNO — For the second straight game, the Madera South baseball team could only produce one run.
Excerpts of sports articles published in The Madera Tribune newspaper.
FRESNO — For the second straight game, the Madera South baseball team could only produce one run.
Through the first two innings Friday, the Madera South Stallions and the Firebaugh Eagles were tied in a Madera South Stallion Showdown softball game.
The Madera Coyote boys volleyball team may not be the tallest team on the court, but it brings a lot of fight to the battle.
The Thomas Jefferson Middle School eighth grade baseball team scored four runs in the first two innings and held off El Capitan-Fresno for a 7-4 victory Wednesday.
After getting drilled in the first game of a doubleheader against the Central Grizzlies, the Madera Coyotes bounced back for a 3-2 win to earn the split.
President Barack Obama has his brackets for March Madness and now the City of Madera hierarchy is weighing in on the NCAA Tournament.
The Fresno State women's basketball team sat patiently in the Josephine Theater on campus Monday afternoon awaiting their fate for the 2012 NCAA Tournament.


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Suns coach Hornacek: 'You just do what you can' with limited roster
When the Phoenix Suns traded Marcin Gortat, along with guards Shannon Brown, Kendall Marshall and Malcolm Lee Friday to the Washington Wizards, only four players from last season's team were left on the roster.
Those four -- Goran Dragic, Markieff and Marcus Morris and P.J. Tucker -- are part of the foundation that will make up the obvious rebuild job that general manager Ryan McDonough is piecing together.
And now, with Gortat gone, the Suns' hopes of winning more than a couple dozen basketball games seem even bleaker, with some suggesting the squad may flirt with their franchise-low win total of 16, set back 1968-69 -- the year of their inception. Gortat, to those who had held out hope for a 25-plus win season, became the proverbial 'straw that broke the camel's back' Friday.
First-year head coach Jeff Hornacek, however, took it upon himself to remind the media that his team was made up of more than just Gortat and the three others traded to the Wizards.
"Obviously, Marcin was a great player who really could run the floor," Hornacek told the media Saturday.
"I think this opens up opportunities for other guys. We'll stay in that spread offense and (run) a lot of pick and rolls. Guys like (Miles) Plumlee will be able to roll to the basket and get a lot of opportunities."
With Gortat's departure, offseason acquisition Miles Plumlee, along with first-round pick Alex Len and fellow center Channing Frye -- who is returning to action after sitting out last season with an enlarged heart condition -- are expected to fill the Suns' frontcourt. Plumlee is the projected starter as the Suns ease Len, who is recovering from an ankle surgery, and Frye into action.
The second-year pro played in just 14 games with the Indiana Pacers last season prior to joining the Suns following Summer League. In those games, he averaged just under four minutes, which suggests that Gortat's departure will sting all the more.
And while the absence of Gortat, Hornacek's tone later suggests, is far from optimum, the coach maintains positivity, declaring that his team will make do.
"It's a tough business," Hornacek went on. "You just do what you can with the guys you have. And we think the guys we have can fill in for him.
"We're still out there trying to win every game we can."
Everyone around the Suns knows that the rebuilding is well underway. Even Hornacek himself, optimistic as he may be, hints at that.
But the organization repeats its same platitudes regarding winning nonetheless.
And winning, Hornacek says, is the most integral part of the rebuild. That's the destination, and the Suns are hoping to arrive sooner rather than later.
"If all guys play together and play hard and then you add a piece or two, you can get back to winning ways pretty quickly," the coach said.
"That's all of our hopes - that we can do it in a year or two and this is a great year for us to really start that."
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India - Tropical South - Departing 20th November
I am going on this trip - anyone else?
Hi Amanda,
I booked about a month ago and I think I was number 8 - which I think is the minimum number for the trip to go ahead! Like you - can't wait. Not living somewhere where I could drop off my visa application form personally, I used the travcour visa service to get the visa. It took less than a week with special royal mail delivery both ways - so you shouldn't have any problems.
I am flying out from Manchester rather than Heathrow - which the "Adventure Company" fixed up for me - so see you in India!
Re Previous Post - Is anyone else on this trip flying from Manchester?
Hi Amanda,
No I didn't have anything for Malaria. The nurse at the health centre (who is a specialist "travel" nurse shared between a number of health centres) said that the part of India we are going to hasn't got any malaria. On the malaria map it is confined to the North (and Goa for some odd reason). Got the others though - Tetanus, polio and typoid in one arm - and Hep A in the other. Was rather suprised (and thankful) it was free!
Hi Steve
Me too - I just confirmed. There were eight booked last week, me the ninth.
Can't wait! All I need is my visa. Hope there are no delays.
Hi Steve
Have you been advised that you need anti-malarials for this trip? I'm getting contradictory messages - the trip notes say yes, but the website they refer to suggests not. Same with people I know who have been to Kerala: one says yes, another no.
PS I could of course consult a medical professional! It may yet come to that...
Me again. I actually did just go to a travel clinic, where the nurse confirmed that anti-malarials are not necessary. Phew.
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"Just poo it."By Dee Lockett
"Just poo it."By Dee Lockett
"I was definitely not too good to work at McDonald's."By Dee Lockett
The author of The Adderall Diaries, adapted into a film starring James Franco and playing at Tribeca, shares his unsettling experience.By Stephen Elliott
It is definitely no Jinx.By David Edelstein
"I don't know if there's a journalistic equivalent of PTSD, but it was traumatic."By Dan Reilly
"I like to think that I'm gay in my art and straight in my life."By Lindsey Weber
They're airdropping up to 10,000 copies via balloons.By Claire Voon
North Korea wasn't the movie's only satirical target.By Kyle Buchanan
His meatiest TV role since Freaks and Geeks.By Josef Adalian
And why Michael Shannon was nervous about hooking up with him.By Kyle Buchanan
"Lana has become my friend. She is a musician who is a poet and a video artist."By Lindsey Weber
Thanks, Costume National and Marina Abramovic!By Véronique Hyland
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Gibson meltdown just another face of anti-Semitism
Since the Mel Gibson meltdown, in which the actor was arrested while allegedly driving drunk and engaged in an anti-Jewish tirade, I have listened to and read many treatments of the incident, mainly from those who want to give him the benefit of the doubt.
Some have suggested that his apology should be sufficient for that part of the incident to fade and that the larger issue of his drinking problem should be the lesson drawn.
I thought I might give some reasons why his remarks should be considered in a deeper light.
Anti-Semitism, the rejection and often violent regard of the Jewish people, has taken on many faces in the past 2,000 years. It has ranged from anti- Zionism (rejection of Jewish ownership of its homeland) to genocide.
In our own community, Jews have experienced segregation and occasional intolerance.
Many years ago, Jews were denied membership in some clubs and organizations, and quiet discrimination in other forms took their toll on Jewish youngsters and young adults in the school system.
Anti-Semitism as a culture reaches back nearly 19 centuries to the split in the Christian religion that occurred when Paul, the early Christian organizer, led the believers in the risen Christ away from their Jewish roots to go and convert Gentiles to a new faith, rejecting its Jewish heritage.
Through the late Roman Empire, the new Christianity established itself apart from the Jewish nation, which in A.D. 70 lost its homeland after a rebellion and ultimate massacre.
For the next 300 years or so, in most of Europe, Jews and Christians coexisted. However, with the Emperor Constantine's establishment of the Christian religion in the empire and his mother's "discovery" of relics said to be the cross of Jesus, the focus shifted from Jesus' Resurrection to the Crucifixion as the cornerstone of the faith.
When that happened, the blame for the death of Christ became fixed on the Jewish people.
From the middle of the sixth century onward, Easter time productions of the Passion Play (made modern by Gibson's film of two years ago) resulted in furious rage among the faithful and the earliest violence against Jewish enclaves in what is now Germany, France and Italy.
Martin Luther, in the 1500s, declared Jews should be "exterminated like mad dogs."
These continued through the first and subsequent Crusades, culminating in the late 15th-century expulsion of Jews from Spain and the Inquisition.
Catholic writers, such as St. Thomas Aquinas, called for the conversion or execution of Jews and all other nonbelievers in Europe and, later, in the new world of pagan Native Americans.
Rome under papal rule set up the first ghettos, in which Jews were forced to live apart from society. Anti-semitism spread throughout Europe and resulted in the 1940s' industrialized mass murder of 6 million under Nazi Germany's Final Solution.
The horror of that installment in the anti-Semitism story resulted in the establishment of Israel, the modern Jewish state, currently embroiled in conflict with forces surrounding it. Gibson's drunken declaration that "Jews have caused all the wars in history" is a reflection of a modern feeling that the world's troubles emanate from Israel's constant struggle for existence and its unfailing U.S. support since 1948. It is not a new attitude in America. In 1938, shortly after Krystalnacht (the beginning of the Nazi regime's systematic solution), a nationwide Gallup Poll showed that while 94 percent of Americans rejected the Nazi treatment of Jews, more than 50 percent believed Jews were different and should be restricted in the United States.
In fact, a year later, 67 percent in a Roper Poll supported the U.S. government's decision not to admit the 10,000 Jewish children offered emigration by the Nazis. They were finally admitted to Great Britain.
A similar poll showed overwhelming support for the Department of Interior's rejection of the ill-fated passengers of the St. Louis, an ocean liner filled with German Jews that had been rejected from landing in Cuba.
Gibson, a gifted actor and talented producer, must be regarded as both a flawed person with weaknesses, the same as you and I, but also as a role model for young people.
He is, after all, the son of a man noted for his denial of the Holocaust, a group that believes the Nazi death machine never existed. Being raised in such a philosophy might explain some of his feelings.
The Latin phrase "In vino veritas" means "truth from wine," that when intoxicated, your true feelings can show themselves. Such anti-Semitic venom from a popular public figure must be exhibited for what it is, and we should remember where such rhetoric from an influential person can lead, especially when it is pooh-poohed as an error in judgment and not an indication of a person's true mind.
It does, however, bring a better focus into his "Passion" film. The next time you see it, imagine it being played out on a stage somewhere in Europe about 500 years ago.
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The common Tagalog word for "remember" is alaala, and that is why many beginner students of Tagalog translate "Memorial Day" as Araw ng Alaala.
Intermediate students of Tagalog try to present a more advanced translation with the phrase Araw ng Pag-Alaala.
For native speakers who are fluent in both Tagalog and English, the preferred translation is Araw ng Paggunita. The word gunita has a deeper meaning than the mundane alaala.
In the United States, Memorial Day is a day for remembering those who have died in service of the nation. It is observed on the last Monday of May. In 2015, it is celebrated on May 25, capping a three-day weekend with the two days before the date.
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I was in Delhi last week, for the Kitab book festival, an idiosyncratic event organised by an outrageous young man, beautiful, dangerous and captivating. I didn't know this when the invitation arrived by e-mail. As we corresponded, Pablo Ganguli, the festival director, came across as middle-aged, serious, at times worn out with the trouble of it all.
Writers, as all book event organisers know, are a trying lot. I imagined he was a 50-year-old academic or a rarely published but tremblingly committed novelist who wanted to bring together British and Indian writers to share words and worlds. Since the beginning of March, when my mother died, I had been feeling vulnerable and melancholic. A jamboree in the heat and dust of Delhi was either going to make me feel even more lost or would give me heart.
I hadn't checked the air tickets. The travel was sponsored by Etihad, a new airline of the Emirates with spanking new aircraft and courteous hostesses. One of the airline bossmen gets The Independent and loves reading books, so he happily upgraded most delegates, but even in plush lounges hours with travelling companions is like being in Big Brother. You find out their secrets; they witness you dribbling slumped in velvet chairs.
Pablo, in fact only 22, is like Ariel in The Tempest, a creature who moves imperceptibly between boundaries, appears and disappears, magicks, sulks and shimmies, infuriates and intoxicates. The shape-shifter wears sequinned gowns and knitted hats, holds you with his green-lensed eyes. When a young teenager in Calcutta, he fell in love with one of our very own ambassadors. They ended up in Papua New Guinea, Pablo now the first ever gay British ambassadorial consort.
That was then. Now Pablo resides happily in Marrakech, where last year he whimsically decided to arrange a gathering of writers from the UK. He managed to get funds and the people he wanted, even though he was largely unknown in literary circles in the UK. Those who attended say they will never forget the starry nights out there with Sufi poets speaking beauteously to enchant.
Delhi was a harder challenge, and somewhat more chaotic, but Pablo pulled it off again, with chutzpah. Intense self-reflection mixed with glamour; talent with narcissism. There was William Dalrymple, the unrivalled descriptive writer, reading from his new book on the last Moguls, looking and sounding like a pasha - his girth is now as expansive as his ego. His fine words moved most of the audience, though some Indian detractors later muttered complaints about these "new imperialists who come now to steal our own tales".
Young male Asian writers from both countries, deep beyond their years, debated the world, Iraq and the heady century they inhabit, and struggle to comprehend. Clare Short spoke more directly and incisively than I have ever heard her, and then there was Goldie Hawn (yes, really), bubbling and laughing on stage in front of a smallish audience which was too learned to be awestruck by her tales of Hollywood. Apparently Short and Hawn became best friends at a grand dinner.
But then this is India, land of the finest snobs money can buy. At another rich party, six of us, including Pablo, journalists and a publisher, were ejected by rough minders, only to be asked back in by the host, some kind of heritage Prince. One dazzling woman was wearing what looked like a jewelled sleeve on one arm. I touched it and asked if it was silver. "No," she snapped contemptuously: "White gold, actually, and real diamonds." Dear oh dear.
At another party for Delhi fashion week, in a faux Mediterranean restaurant, lovely elfins high on cocaine and/or cocktails were flitting and falling over as seedy men watched and touched their helpless flesh. Oh, these parts of India shine all right, lit up by millions of willing acolytes of globalised mass culture. They have no sense of history, no core identity.
The poor, meanwhile, have been swept out of the capital - I only saw a handful of beggars - their shanties bulldozed in much the way Mugabe has ordered in Zimbabwe. Only two years ago, Delhi seemed to be a place of more mix, complexity and pity than it was this time.
I went with an activist friend and his wife to sit with patient protesters, displaced by vast multinational dam-building projects, victims whose voices are ignored by the powerful. Crammed under a single sheet of sacking to keep out the burning sun, their eyes were bright. Dozens of blue butterflies suddenly arrived to sit on sweaty heads and discoloured turbans, a moment of surreal beauty. This is where Arundhati Roy comes everyday, and others like her.
What is heartening is that unlike the UK, the intellectual classes and the newspapers have not rushed to embrace brash new India. They have watched the descent into consumer psychosis in the UK and US, the environmental and emotional devastation that results from a life of too much. They detest and resist the surrender of Indian politics to US manipulations.
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The Best of Brew City is your mobile guide to going out in Milwaukee. Locate events, live music, bars and restaurants near you and in Milwaukee's most popular neighborhoods.
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The astonishing swimming-pool-cool hall color in the foyer — Blue Seafoam by Benjamin Moore — instantly won over Margot Brunelle Fooshee and her husband when they first saw this Long Island house. A chair in a harmonizing color was a gift from Margot's mother, from the family's summer house in Nantucket. Preserved 18th-century floorboards were simply sanded and waxed.
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Cider Glazed Vegetables
This simple apple cider glaze works well with any fresh or frozen vegetable you happen to have on hand for a quick side dish. This recipe uses green beans but it's great on sliced carrots, parsnips or other winter root vegetables. Also try it with other types of vinegar or different kinds of nuts.
- Prep Time : 5 min
- Cook Time : 10 min
- Ready Time : 15 min
- 2 pounds green beans, washed and trimmed
- 4 tablespoons apple cider vinegar
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 teaspoons honey
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/2 cup sliced almonds
Preheat oven to 400 F.
Spread green beans out on a large sheet pan in a single layer. Toss with vinegar, olive oil, honey and salt. Roast 8 to 10 minutes or until tender but still crisp. Transfer to a serving platter and sprinkle with sliced almonds.
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Parents need to know that this software title for first-graders has real depth. There are 16 educational games woven together in an adventure format; kids practice reading, math, science and creativity.
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In DIDI & DITTO FIRST GRADE: THE WOLF KING, Didi and Ditto, two little talking beavers, bring kids on an adventure with 16 games to practice reading, math, science and creativity. The beavers' world has been invaded by demanding, workaholic wolves. To oust them, Didi and Ditto bet the Wolf King that they are smarter than his wolf lieutenants. If they can beat the wolves at educational games, the Wolf King and his pack agree to leave.
Some are traditional games with an educational twist, such as dominoes adorned with scientific images instead of dots. Others use an arcade game format to teach: For example, kids sort living and inanimate objects by catching them as they fall over a waterfall. In addition to the Adventure Mode, which can be played on three different levels of difficulty, the software also offers a Teachers Mode with direct access to the 16 learning games and the ability to track students' progress.
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Kutoka is a children's software company that consistently produces high quality software. Unlike Disney and Atari, which roll out short software programs for kids with only five or six activities, this software provides a robust playground of 16 games. While a few aren't intuitive, all of the games take full advantage of the computer's unique ability to create exciting interactive learning.
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A farmer reaps winter wheat at a field in Sanqi Village on August 13, 2005 in Huzhu County of Qinghai Province, northwest China. Over 5,000 acres of winter wheat will be harvested in Huzhu County, according to local media. Chinese Vice Premier Hui Liangyu called on local governments to work harder to help farmers with their ongoing summer harvest. According to the Ministry of Agriculture, 469.5 billion kg of grain was produced last year, an increase of 38.8 billion kg on the previous year. This year, land sown with cereal crops is 667,000 hectares more than 2004, according to ministry officials.
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Motorcyclists wait in line to refuel their motorbikes at a gas station of PetroChina on August 14, 2005 in Guangzhou of Guangdong Province, south China. Skyrocketing crude oil prices have created a shortage of refined oil products in China, resulting in the rationing of gasoline and diesel oil in Guangzhou, which has a reported monthly shortfall of about 50,000 tons of refined oil, according to Guangzhou Petrol Industry Association. In major cities of Guangdong Province, many petrol stations were forced to suspend or reduce supplies for vehicles, according to state media.
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Fans of Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps of USA greet his arrival at Beijing International airport on August 14, 2005 in Beijing, China. Phelps arrived at China's capital on Sunday for a promotional tour of Aisia.
Credit: Guang Niu
A Chinese girl dressed as a cartoon figure performs at a Cosplay Show during the Guangdong Cartoon Art Festival on August 13, 2005 in Guangzhou of Guangdong Province, China. Cosplay, a term for 'Costume-Play' originated from Japanese culture, in which cartoon fans act their favourite characters, has become increasingly popular among Chinese teenagers. According to state media, China has a population of 370 million children and young people, making up a huge audience for animation. Currently, 90 percent of the market is dominated by foreign producers from Japan and the US.
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A firefighter jumps down from the roof of a building to rescue a Chinese woman who was attempting to commit suicide at Yanan Branch Hospital August 11, 2005 in Kunming, Yunnan Province, southwest China. The woman was successfully saved by the fireman. According to local media, the woman resorted to suicide because she parted with her boyfriend.
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Colourful banners fly in front of a statue of former Chinese leader Mao Zedong at Tianfu Plaza to mark the Anti-Japanese War victory day on August 15, 2005 in Chengdu of Sichuan Province, southwest China. Various of activities are being held throughout China to commemorate 60th anniversary of China's victory in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the end of World War II. Japan surrendered on August 15, 1945.
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A Chinese man puts a sculpture featuring Hideki Tojo, on a Japanese military flag to protest the atrocity of Japanese army, at Nanjing Museum Plaza on August 15, 2005 in Nanjing of Jiangsu Province, China. Various of activities are being held throughout China to commemorate the 60th anniversary of China's victory in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the end of World War II. Japan surrendered on August 15, 1945.
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