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AMY tells the story of six-time Grammy-winner Amy Winehouse – in her own words.
The documentary, which will be in international theaters this Summer, showcases and shines a light on Amy's mind frame before the fame. It features extensive unseen archive footage and previously unheard tracks from the fallen star.
Being that I am a fan of her music and still listen to it to this day, I think this is a must watch. From her rise to stardom to her tragic death in July 2011 at the age of 27, her impact on the music game is definitely still felt.
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A once-in-a-generation talent, Amy Winehouse was a musician that captured the world's attention. A pure jazz artist in the most authentic sense – she wrote and sung from the heart using her musical gifts to analyse her own problems. The combination of her raw honesty and supreme talent resulted in some of the most unique and adored songs of the modern era. Her huge success, however, resulted in relentless and invasive media attention which coupled with Amy's troubled relationships and precarious lifestyle saw her life tragically begin to unravel.


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While the recent hot, dry weather in Ohio might mean weeds aren't growing as fast as they would in more moist conditions, the weather still can make weed management more challenging for corn and soybean growers, an Ohio State University Extension weed specialist said.
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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/7vfph4/global_talent) has announced the addition of the "Global Talent Management Software Market 2014-2018" report to their offering.
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The analysts forecast the Global Talent Management Software market to grow at a CAGR of 17.59 percent over the period 2013-2018. One of the key factors contributing to this market growth is the need to streamline HR functions. The Global Talent Management Software market has also been witnessing the increasing popularity of cloud computing technology. However, the difficulty in selecting the right vendor could pose a challenge to the growth of this market.
The report, the Global Talent Management Software Market 2014-2018, has been prepared based on an in-depth market analysis with inputs from industry experts. The report covers the Americas, and the EMEA and APAC regions; it also covers the Global Talent Management Software market landscape and its growth prospects in the coming years. The report also includes a discussion of the key vendors operating in this market.
In recent years, the high adoption of cloud computing technology by enterprises has been one of the emerging trends in the Global Talent Management Software market. Cloud-based talent management software acts as an infrastructure design with a higher potential than traditional talent management deployment methods. Thus, organizations can use their private cloud for supporting their HR analytics.
The budget constraints for IT, insufficient time to build in-house software, and cost advantages attached to hosted or on-demand software subscriptions are the primary factors responsible for the increased adoption of cloud-based talent management solutions by enterprises. In addition, cloud services do not have overhead costs of space, power, and cooling that are generally incurred with the deployment of traditional in-house talent management solutions. Hence, the growing popularity of cloud computing technology is a recent trend that is expected to auger well for the growth of the market during the forecast period.
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17th Cloud Expo, taking place Nov 3-5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, will feature technical sessions from a rock star conference faculty and the leading industry players in the world. Cloud computing is now being embraced by a majority of enterprises of all sizes. Yesterday's debate about public vs. private has transformed into the reality of hybrid cloud: a recent survey shows that 74% of enterprises have a hybrid cloud strategy. Meanwhile, 94% of enterprises ar...
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While DevOps most critically and famously fosters collaboration, communication, and integration through cultural change, culture is more of an output than an input. In order to actively drive cultural evolution, organizations must make substantial organizational and process changes, and adopt new technologies, to encourage a DevOps culture. Moderated by Andi Mann, panelists discussed how to balance these three pillars of DevOps, where to focus attention (and resources), where organizations migh...
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Containers have changed the mind of IT in DevOps. They enable developers to work with dev, test, stage and production environments identically. Containers provide the right abstraction for microservices and many cloud platforms have integrated them into deployment pipelines. DevOps and Containers together help companies to achieve their business goals faster and more effectively. In his session at DevOps Summit, Ruslan Synytsky, CEO and Co-founder of Jelastic, reviewed the current landscape of...
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The 4th International Internet of @ThingsExpo, co-located with the 17th International Cloud Expo - to be held November 3-5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA - announces that its Call for Papers is open. The Internet of Things (IoT) is the biggest idea since the creation of the Worldwide Web more than
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The 17th International Cloud Expo has announced that its Call for Papers is open. 17th International Cloud Expo, to be held November 3-5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, brings together Cloud Computing, APM, APIs, Microservices, Security, Big Data, Internet of Things, DevOps and WebRTC to one location. With cloud computing driving a higher percentage of enterprise IT budgets every year, it becomes increasingly important to plant your flag in this fast-expanding bu...
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Harbinger Systems will exhibit at SYS-CON's 17th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on November 3–5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Harbinger Systems is a global company providing software technology services. Since 1990, Harbinger has developed a strong customer base worldwide. Its customers include software product companies ranging from hi-tech start-ups in Silicon Valley to leading product companies in the US a...
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-Former tabloid czarina Bonnie Fuller is starting a new company to create "femme-friendly" digital products. (Don't snigger; I have it on good authority that she now sends her own emails.) [NYT]
-Zenith Optimedia has revised downward its forecast for U.S. ad spending growth, from 3.7 percent to 3.4 percent. [WSJ]
-This year's Nielsen ratings contain an "ominous trend" for Fox News, which is merely holding steady while CNN and MSNBC make big strides. [NYT]
-Everybody is sick of the Keith Olbermann-Bill O'Reilly spat. Get a room, guys. [Variety]
-Inevitably, E! has made a True Hollywood Story about Heath Ledger. Hey, it's been almost six months, right? [NYP]-Gail Collins to Maureen Dowd: I got your back, girlfriend! [NYT]. □
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We always seem to be on the precipice of falling back into recession.
To be sure: North Korea has looked to be on the precipice more than once in living memory.
On the right side of the fall line, but precariously close to the precipice.
"steep face of rock," 1630s, from Middle French précipice, from Latin praecipitium "a steep place," literally "a fall or leap," from praeceps (genitive praecipitis) "steep, headlong, headfirst," from prae "before, forth" (see pre-) + caput "head" (see head (n.)). Earlier in English as a verb (1590s) meaning "fall to great depth."


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During a panel discussion, civic and business leaders cheered the growth of New York's tech sector. Still, the metropolis has yet to give birth to a company on par with Google, Apple, or Facebook.
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Volunteers are the 'Shining Stars' at Speare Memorial Hospital
PLYMOUTH — Speare Memorial Hospital's annual Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon was a tribute to old Hollywood glamor showcasing the "shining stars" that volunteer at the hospital.
Student and Volunteer Services Coordinator Chris Fenn, welcomed everyone with a trip down memory lane noting Ann Blair had the longest tenure, having started back in 1977. It was the same year Reiki Volunteer Tangi Sampson remembers being a Candy Striper at Speare. Fenn said, "We do appreciate each and every one of you."
After lunch, Fenn awarded service pins to those volunteers who had given 100+ hours of service. The following volunteers were honored for their service:
The award recipients for 100 hours of volunteering were Kristen Cochran, Marie Gardner, Ashley McClay, Sarah Steenbergen, and Michael Guy. The award for 500 hours went to Joan Bergstrom, the 1000 hours of volunteering award was presented to Annie Martian, Elva Piehn, Joan Poitras, and Bethany Ward. Irene Black was recognized for 1,500 hours of volunteer service, Richard Flanagan, Carol Mabin and Caryolyn Paintedosi were given awards for dedicating 2000 hours of volunteering, Kathy MacDonald won the award for 3000 hours, and Ginny Dunn received the award for the most hours volunteered, which exceeded over 12,000 hours.
Additionally, long-time volunteer Marty Stokes was remembered for the 8,000 hours of service she gave over the last 14 years in Speare's Medical Records Department. Marty passed away in March and her family was presented the pin at her memorial service.
CEO Michelle McEwen stated, "We really appreciate this opportunity to bring you together and say 'thank you.' It is amazing the number of departments you all support. You are a part of the team and your contributions make a difference in the lives of our patients, families and all of us."
For more information about how to volunteer at Spear contact Chris Fenn, student and volunteer services coordinator, at (603) 238-6460.
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Moultonborough Library Hosts Master Gardener
MOULTONBOROUGH — Bayswater Book Co. of Center Harbor teams up with the Moultonborough Library to host author Thomas Mickey for a book talk and signing on Monday, June 9 at 7 p.m. at the Moultonborough Library. Mickey will be discussing his book, America's Romance with the English Garden. The event is free to the public and copies of Mickey's book will be on sale.
America's Romance with the English Garden is the story of tastemakers and homemakers, of savvy businessmen and a growing American middle class eager to buy their products. It's also the story of the beginnings of the modern garden industry, which seduced the masses with its beautiful images and fixed the English garden in the mind of the American consumer.
Mickey is a professor emeritus of communications at New England College in Henniker and a Master Gardener. He is also a garden columnist and a graduate of the Landscape Institute at Boston Architectural College.
Bayswater's 4th Annual Author Fair will be held on Saturday, June 28 from 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
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Duo Andacht at the Taylor Community on Sunday
LACONIA — Taylor Community presents Duo Andacht in concert for the next performance in its 2014 Music Series Sponsored by Bank of New Hampshire. The concert is scheduled for Sunday, June 8 at 3 p.m. in Taylor's Woodside Building and is free and open to the public.
Pianist Paul Dykstra and Cellist Beth Pearson formed their duo in 2008 and have been frequent performers on the New England stage. These include the Jean C. Wilson Music Series; the Abendmusik Series in Rye, the Musicians of Wall Street Series in Concord; and Mechanics Hall in Worcester, where they completed a successful recording of the Brahms E minor Sonata.
Their performance made possible through the generous sponsorship of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ouellette. Pearson began her professional life as founder and cellist of the Apple Hill Chamber Players, and has performed more than 2,000 chamber music concerts throughout the U.S. Her solo appearances include Lincoln Center; the Gardner Museum; the Longy School; and Harvard and Smith colleges.
Dykstra is a Canadian-born and-trained musician now living in New Hampshire , where he maintains a very active career as a solo and chamber music performer, teacher and recording artist. He's recorded world premiere offerings of modern music by American composers such as Norman Matthews, Edward Ficklin, Roger Rudenstein and with Richard Stolzman (clarinet), both in piano/clarinet combination and with the Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra under Kirk Trevor.
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Laconia Airport's 3rd 'Wings, Water and Wheels Open House' is June 14
GILFORD — Laconia Municipal Airport, located at 65 Aviation Way in Gilford, will host its third annual Wings, Water and Wheels Open House on Saturday, June 14 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event will be held rain or shine and is open to the public free of admission.
The year's theme, "Honoring Our Heroes" was chosen in honor of Flag Day and the 70th anniversary of Civil Air Patrol's Wing Maneuvers, which calls the airport home. First responders and active and retired military personnel are especially invited to the opening ceremonies at 10 a.m.
Airport manager Diane Terrill is hoping that this event will top last year's open house, which attracted an estimated 3,000 people to the airport. Her goal is to allow the public to experience the general aviation airport up close and learn about its benefits to the community through educational and fun-oriented exhibits. Molly King of WLNH will be on hand with a live broadcast from 10 a.m. to noon.
Numerous static displays will grace the airport environment, including aircraft from the airport's fixed-based operators Sky Bright Aviation and Emerson Aviation, who are raffling off a free scenic flight. Members from the NH Pilots Association and various pilots from throughout the state will also have their airplanes on display. Aviation-related exhibits will include booths featuring the Civil Air Patrol, the Sea Plane Pilots Association, and the NH Aviation Museum.
For those interested in what the area has to offer beyond aviation, there will be something for everyone, including Made in NH products, food and drink vendors, as well as displays and boats from the NH Boat Museum and Marine Patrol. Local car and motorcycle dealers and four-wheel enthusiasts will have their latest and most popular models displayed, along with numerous antique vehicles. On display will be NH Motor Speedway's show car, along with Milo the Moose. The NH Fire Academy will give live demonstrations of its aircraft rescue and fire-fighting truck.
The Wright Museum from Wolfeboro, NH, will showcase numerous World War II vehicles from their extensive collection, and a unique opportunity to experience a ride on a Segway will be offered by Gilford's Gunstock Mountain Resort. Live demonstrations will include the award-winning Gilford Police Department K-9 unit and those presenting their radio-controlled hexacopters. Also, returning to the event will be one of the most popular attractions from last year: reasonably-priced helicopter rides in a Robinson R-44 offered by C-R Helicopters of Nashua.
Interactive aviation activities for kids of all ages will be offered by WinnAero (winnaero.org) and the Winnipesaukee Radio Controllers' whose large selection of radio-controlled aircraft will enable visitors to try their hand at a virtual flight of a radio-controlled airplane.
Sponsoring the event this year are Watermark Marine, AutoServ, NH Motor Speedway, and Comcast Spotlight. To learn more about NH's Laconia Municipal Airport, the Wings, Water and Wheels Open House and more upcoming events, visit: LaconiaAirport.com.
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There are some rites of passage that you should never miss. Your first ride on a train or bus, your first trip to the seaside, your first drive, your first pint. And buying your first record.
OK, times moved on and that beautiful black vinyl was replaced by a shiny silver CD, but there was still that moment when you handed over your cash and had that musical memento in your hands.
The first record I ever bought was Last Christmas, by Wham. I'd saved up my pocket money and couldn't wait for school to finish to buy it on the way home.
I remember heading to WH Smiths in the Pentagon Centre, browsing the shelves for my prize and heading to the till. The lady handed me back my single in a little blue bag and I proudly carried it back on the bus, itching to get home to play it.
I didn't have my own record player, which was probably a good thing otherwise I'd have had the thing on a permanent loop. Instead, I sat in the lounge with the headphones on, singing along as best I could, or until my brother told me to pipe down.
Little did I know that it was the start of a long love affair with George Michael, and that one day I'd be sat watching him perform his 25th anniversary tour. Now I really do feel old.
The ever-rising popularity of downloads means some teenagers will never know what it's like to while away several hours in a record store, examining the album cover, turning it over and over in your hands, selecting and re-selecting until you make your final choice.
With the loss of stores like HMV from our High Streets, it will never be the same. There won't be the opportunity to open up old record boxes and rediscover the long lost gems of Luther Vandross and Alexander O'Neal.
Mind you, there'd also be no chance of discovering the things my nan bought me as a kid, like In The Brownies and Christmas in Smurfland. I really must turn my loft out one day and destroy the evidence.
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There appears to be a common theme going on for many platforms these days.. Web "Widgets". Windows Vista, Internet Explorer 8, etc.. I didn't even know that there is now a W3C standard for widgets as well!
It looks like it if also coming to the Windows Mobile platform in the upcoming 6.5 release: http://blogs.msdn.com/windowsmobile/archive/2009/03/18/windows-mobile-6-5-what-s-in-for-developers.aspx
I think this could have interesting tie-ins for the corporate enterprise world, if the user interface functions nicely..
I'm thinking of: - Business Intelligence reporting widgets – see KPIs and other key information at your finger tips through VPN - ActiveX, (no Silverlight?) or Adobe Flash enabled training content But probably the most important: - Extending current web application functionality to your external customers on Windows Mobile devices – public web site widgets to make them easy to use on Windows Mobile devices..
The Widgets will also be available on the new Windows Marketplace and centrally downloaded from there. See all the details here: http://j2i.net/blogs/home/pages/more-windows-mobile-6-5-and-market-place-details-from-mix09.aspx
BTW, It also appears that feedback is still being pumped into the Windows Mobile 6.5 platform under development, so we can all still still make an impact.. :-)http://arstechnica.com/microsoft/news/2009/03/feedback-causes-changes-to-windows-mobile-65-honeycomb-ui.ars
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Obama Boosts Smart Grid Again, But It's a Lump of Coal for Fossil Fuels and Gas Subsidies
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Utilities will want to note an unmistakable shift in the wind with the President's proposal: more money for renewables and a generous nod to reviving the all but dormant nuclear sector â€" and less free money for fossil fuels and gas.
President Obama's $28.4 billion FY 2011 DOE budget request asks for more money for renewable energy and a secure, reliable Smart Grid, research and innovation and for almost tripling loan guarantees for renewable and nuclear energy. It also whacks over $2.7 billion in tax subsidies for the oil, coal and gas industries and cancels planned expansion of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
The proposal is also, in a very big way, about creating jobs.
The budget request, $2 billion more than the 2010 budget proposal, includes:
· $217 million in new cash for science research and discovery;
· $300 million for DOE's Advanced Research Project Agency â€" Energy (ARPA-E);
· Lending authority for about $40 billion in loan guarantees for clean energy progams;
· $108 million in new money for more research in wind, solar and geothermal energy.
It also includes well over $1 billion for a broad range of nonproliferation, security and research for DOE's National Nuclear Security Administration.
Losers in the proposal include:
· Oil, coal and gas industries that would lose more than $2.7 billion in tax subsidies;
· The Ultra-Deepwater exploration program which would be deep-sixed to save $50 million;
· The Strategic Petroleum Reserve's planned expansion would be cut, saving $71 million.
"The President's budget cuts wasteful spending while making wise investments in innovation, and clean energy that will put Americans back to work, save families money and keep our nation competitive in the global marketplace," Energy Secretary Steven Chu said. "This budget supports new approaches to clean energy research and invests in the next generation of scientists and engineers, and it will spark new clean energy projects nationwide, including restarting the American nuclear power industry."
GridWise Alliance President Katherine Hamilton called Obama's budget the best budget document from a Smart Grid perspective to date. "Today the White House announced a beefed up budget for Smart Grid, which will allow the Department of Energy to increase its staffing to ensure that recovery projects are carried out successfully," she said. "The $40 million slated for the Office of Electricity is a 30 percent increase and is a 300 percent increase for energy storage, one of the key components of a smarter grid."
Among what surely will be several sticking points in the budget request is the proposal to almost triple loan guarantees for new nuclear plants. It was immediately criticized as a massive waste of money and an additional burden on taxpayers. Opponents pointed to earlier government reports that the risk of default in new nuclear plant construction projects could reach 50 percent.
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Camping , Cooking , Gardening/Landscaping , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Playing sports , Travel/Sightseeing , Watching sports
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LEBANON, N.H. -- Mayo Clinic and Dartmouth-Hitchcock (D-H) today announced a formal collaboration to bring the strengths of both organizations to the goal of improving health and health care quality while lowering overall costs. Under the agreement, D-H will become a member of the Mayo Clinic Care Network, a growing network of like-minded organizations that share a commitment to serving patients and their families.
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"Dartmouth-Hitchcock and Mayo share a long history of working to deliver high-quality, cost-effective, safe, value-based health care," says James Weinstein, D.O., CEO and President of D-H. "From creating the High Value Healthcare Collaborative with other partners, to advancing the patient's voice in health care decisions, Mayo and D-H have pursued a common vision, mission and commitment to a healthy population."
Dartmouth-Hitchcock remains an independent entity under the agreement. As a member of the Mayo Clinic Care Network, D-H physicians and providers will have access to Mayo Clinic resources, including tools to promote physician-to-physician consultations and a point-of-care database of best-practice information on disease management, care guidelines, treatment recommendations and reference materials.
"Health care in America is at a crossroads," says John Noseworthy, M.D., president and CEO of Mayo Clinic. "Providers are seeking meaningful relationships that allow them to best address their patients' needs while improving the efficiency and effectiveness of care. The Mayo Clinic Care Network is about advancing longstanding relationships with organizations that share a commitment to improving care and value for our patients. We are very proud to welcome Dartmouth-Hitchcock into the Mayo Clinic Care Network and building the long tradition of collaboration between our two organizations to serve patients throughout this region."'/>"/>
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New York Times public editor Margaret Sullivan believes the paper is making progress when it comes to using the more accurate term "denier" -- rather than "skeptic" -- to refer to those who reject the scientific consensus on climate change.
In an interview with Media Matters, Sullivan described "denier" as the "stronger term" and the appropriate label "when someone is challenging established science." Sullivan said that "the Times is moving in a good direction" on the issue, adding that the newspaper is using the term "denier" more often and "perhaps should be doing it even more."
She also likened the discussion to the Times' process for evaluating whether to refer to "enhanced interrogation techniques" as torture, stating: "After a long time the Times came around to calling it torture and I thought that was a very good thing. I think we're sort of in the same realm with the business about skeptics and deniers."
Sullivan, who briefly addressed the distinction between "skeptics" and "deniers" in her May 7 column, said she doesn't have any immediate plans to return to the topic. But she reiterated that "language choice is something that interests me a lot because I think it's something that matters."
Philip Corbett, the Times' associate managing editor for standards, confirmed to Media Matters that Times staff are "aware of the issue and have discussed it." Corbett said Times reporters and editorial staff "do our best" to keep the proper use of labels in mind "even if the process is not always perfect," and that "[w]e intend to continue scrutinizing future stories with these concerns in mind."
Paul Gigot, Wall Street Journal editorial page editor since 2001, was named chair of the Pulitzer Prize Board on Monday. Under Gigot, the Journal editorial page has had several ethical lapses and has been a regular source of misinformation on climate science, health care, the Iraq War, and a host of other issues.
Pulitzer administrator Mike Pride told Media Matters a new board chair is chosen annually and the board member or members who have served nine years of their 10-year term normally get the post.
Gigot, who is going into his 10th and final year on the board, was the only member in that position this year, Pride said.
"It is really relatively automatic and nine years on the board give you a greater understanding in the way things work."
Pride, a former board member from 1999 to 2008, left in April 2008 after one year as co-chair with Joann Byrd. He is also the former editor of Concord Monitor. Pride became board administrator in September 2014.
But while Gigot's appointment is fairly routine, his position is one of power and influence over the board that distributes the most coveted awards in journalism, Pride said.
"The chair has some powers for sure in deciding which things we emphasize and which things we focus on," Pride said, later adding, "It's not a weak position at all, it's a strong position."
"He is on all the committees and is really involved in everything."
Gigot's appointment comes at a time when the Pulitzer Prizes have undergone sharp changes in recent years. In 2008, the categories were opened up to allow online-only entries, a major shift for the prizes that had previously been limited to newspapers.
And this year marked the first time magazine entries were allowed, in two categories. As board chair, Gigot can influence what changes are made or not, Pride said.
"The chair has a big effect on that so if the chair decides to slow down something the process will slow down," he explained. "If the chair decides to move faster, it will move along. It is a person that helps to determine the future of the prizes."
NYU journalism professor Jay Rosen called news of Gigot's new position "strange," noting that the Journal's newsroom "often rolls its eyes at the editorial page's evidentiary standards."
In 2011, Women's Wear Daily reported that the Journal's newsroom "often has objections to Paul Gigot's editorial page." The New York Observer noted that "under editorial-page editor Paul Gigot, opinion writers freely dispute the facts reported in the rest of the paper," while "news staffers disavow the contributions from Mr. Gigot's side."
One staffer told the Observer in 2006 that the editorial section is "wrong all the time" and that "they lack credibility to the point that the emperor has no clothes."
Rosen also noted it should "concern journalists" that the Journal editorial page under Gigot "has been a leader in the manufacture of doubt about climate change." As evidence, he linked to a Journal editorial comparing modern climate research to the party dogma of the Soviet Union.
The Journal's editorial page has often misinformed on climate science including labeling climate change a "fad-scare."
The Journal's editorial page has also been criticized for ethical lapses under Gigot. In the run-up to the 2012 election, the paper routinely failed to disclose columnist Karl Rove's ties to political organizations acting to prevent President Obama's re-election and published at least 23 different op-eds from various Mitt Romney advisers without disclosing their blatant conflict of interest. (The paper eventually added a mention of Rove's political groups to his bio.)
In addition to its climate coverage and ethical problems, Gigot's editorial page has misled on several issues over the years, including electoral politics, the labor movement, health care, and the economy.
The Journal editorial page's low point under Gigot was probably its role in furthering falsehoods in the run-up to the Iraq War. The Journal routinely promoted the idea that Saddam Hussein either had -- or was on the verge of obtaining or producing -- weapons of mass destruction. A characteristic Wall Street Journal editorial from 2003 claimed that the coalition force would find "nasty weapons and the cheering Iraqis...when it liberates the country."
A Forbes.com contributor says he has resigned after an interview he posted with a women's rights leader was pulled from Forbes' website without his consent. The former contributor told Media Matters he "strongly disagrees" with the editors' reasons for the removal.
Tom Watson, who contributed paid columns each month to the Forbes.com Social Ventures blog, posted a column on Monday, April 27 with the headline, "Sexism And The Media: As Election Heats Up, Are We Nearer To Tipping Point For Equality?"
The center of the piece was an interview with Jamia Wilson, executive director of Women, Action & the Media, which Watson describes as "a nonprofit organization dedicated to 'building a robust, effective, inclusive movement for gender justice in media.'" Watson and Wilson discussed sexist media coverage of Hillary Clinton, the power of "Networked feminism," and "the need to create and improve newsroom standards about how sexual violence is discussed in the media."
"I think that the story, the interview with Jamia Wilson, was important, especially the timing of it given where we are," Watson told Media Matters on April 29. "I do think this is the most important feminist election cycle in U.S. history, win or lose, and I think it's important to step up and comment on that."
Watson said the column was posted at Forbes.com on Monday night, but removed the next morning. (A Google cache version shows the column on the Forbes site that evening.) He said editors informed him via email Tuesday that it had been pulled, but never asked for his consent.
"They took down a post of mine that I felt was worthy of my Social Ventures blog and I couldn't live with that so I resigned," Watson said. "They told me that they had done it [via email]. I was at a faculty meeting at Columbia University, where I teach part-time, and I saw it come in. It kind of wrecked my day."
Watson declined to reveal which editors informed him of the column's removal, but said he was told that "it was outside the parameters of my beat."
He described his beat as "covering social entrepreneurship, non-profits, philanthropy, start-ups and digital activism space."
Asked to comment on Watson's claims, Forbes Senior Manager of Corporate Communications Laura Daunis said via email, "Forbes felt the post was off topic and not aligned with the entrepreneurship channel's mission."
After Forbes.com pulled the column, it was posted on Medium, but with this tagline at the end announcing Watson's concerns and resignation:
Note: I have resigned as a contributor to Forbes.
Yesterday, I posted this interview with Jamia Wilson of Women, Action & the Media, a nonprofit organization dedicated to "building a robust, effective, inclusive movement for gender justice in media." I consider her work, and that of feminist organizers everywhere, to be vitally important to the field of social entrepreneurship and to public life.
The editors found it inappropriate for the section of Forbes I have contributed my Social Ventures column to for the last three years and they removed it this morning. I strongly disagree with their decision and we have parted ways.
Despite this, I appreciate the audience and platform Forbes provided, and am grateful for the opportunity to write about social entrepreneurship, citizens movements, new nonprofit models, and philanthropy. That conversation will continue elsewhere.
Thank you all for supporting my work, it is deeply appreciated.
Princeton Lyman, who served as an ambassador under Republican and Democratic administrations, has rebuked Clinton Cash author Peter Schweizer for taking his comments about the Clinton Foundation's work "badly out of context."
Lyman has held numerous senior government positions, including ambassadorships to Nigeria and South Africa under President Reagan and President Clinton, respectively. He's now a senior advisor to the president of the U.S. Institute of Peace.
Schweizer targets the Clinton Foundation's efforts to combat HIV/AIDS in his forthcoming book. In a section wondering "how much good has the Clinton Foundation actually done," Schweizer took issue with the foundation's statement that Bill Clinton has helped decrease the cost of HIV/AIDS drugs.
Journalists have suggested that conservative author Peter Schweizer's forthcoming book attacking Hillary Clinton is more credible because he will follow it up with a similar book examining Jeb Bush. But according to his publisher, no such book is in the works: Schweizer's reporting on Bush will be published on the website of his non-profit organization.
Over the past few days numerous media outlets have begun reporting on allegations Schweizer makes in his forthcoming book Clinton Cash about allegedly unethical ties between the Clinton Foundation and actions Hillary Clinton purportedly made as secretary of state. Critics -- including Media Matters -- have noted that Schweizer is a Republican activist and strategist with a history of reporting errors.
Pushing back against this narrative, Bloomberg Politics reported on April 23 that in contrast to the "left-wing clamor that Schweizer is simply out to get Hillary Clinton," "Schweizer is working on a similar investigation of Jeb Bush's finances that he expects to publish this summer."
Picking up the story, Politico reported that Schweizer "is reportedly working on another book that he expects to release in the summer. Only this time, he'll be writing about Jeb Bush." CNN likewise reported that the "book on Bush... would be published this summer."
But HarperCollins, the publisher of Clinton Cash, denies that any such book is in the works.
A spokesperson for the publisher told Media Matters that the forthcoming work is "not a book" but rather a "report of the Government Accountability Institute," where Schweizer is president.
"We have nothing to do with it," she added.
Schweizer and GAI did not respond to requests for comment.
Experts in military and veteran suicide issues are criticizing National Rifle Association board member Ted Nugent for claiming that veterans are committing suicide because they believe President Obama "is the enemy."
As reported by Right Wing Watch, during a speech at a Lincoln Day Dinner in Arizona last week, Nugent said, "20 - 25 of those guys kill themselves every day, and they haven't told you why, and they haven't told anybody else why, but they told me why: because the Commander-in-Chief is the enemy."
Nugent has made similar claims in the past. In 2013, during an appearance on conspiracy theorist Alex Jones' radio show, he said that veterans were killing themselves in part because Obama was "violating" the Constitution.
Several experts in military suicides strongly criticized Nugent for distorting the facts and misleading the public with his "ridiculous" commentary.
Creators will suspend Dr. Ben Carson's syndicated column in "about 30 days," according to managing editor David Yontz, who told Media Matters the move follows Carson's description of himself as a presidential candidate in his latest column. Yontz said that Creators has removed the offending column from its website.
In his March 25 column, which was reprinted in conservative outlets like The Washington Times, WND, and Townhall, Carson described the "learning curve of a candidate" and focused on how much he has "to learn in terms of becoming both a better candidate and a better potential president of the United States." Given the many concrete steps Carson has taken towards mounting a presidential run, Media Matters reached out to Creators to inquire about Carson's status as a columnist, given that he was apparently open to using the space to publish pieces that read like campaign press releases.
"In his latest column, Ben Carson talks about what he would do as an official candidate for president of the United States," Yontz said in an email to Media Matters Wednesday. "He ends the column by saying he wanted to communicate his thoughts as he 'consider(s) this monumental step.' But in the same column, he describes himself as a candidate for president. Consequently, we have decided to suspend syndication of the column, effective in about 30 days, until after he is no longer running for president, either officially or unofficially."
Yontz said the syndicate will remove Carson's most recent column from its website because, "though the column was not an announcement and Dr. Carson is still in exploratory mode, we agree that the column was misleading."
Creators' move follows The Washington Times' decision earlier this month to drop Carson as a columnist after the formation of his exploratory committee and Fox News' move last fall to end its relationship with Carson after he released a campaign-style video "introducing himself to the American people."
Yontz estimated the suspension will be completed in "about 30 days" because "it will take us some time to send letters to all of his subscribers." He explained that, "For the next month, the column will be staying away from anything that could be perceived as campaign-related."
Media Matters had initially reached out to Yontz in December after Fox News dropped Carson as a contributor. At that time, Yontz said, "he hasn't officially announced yet, it is looking likely he is going to run. But once he officially announces, we most likely will stop syndicating it, we just have to come up with a solution as to what to do, at that time."
"We have 30-day agreements with the subscribers to Dr. Carson's column," Yontz added Wednesday. "And we will also be offering alternative conservative columnists to his subscribers during this time period."
He would not reveal how many clients take Carson's weekly syndicated column, but called it "substantial"
UPDATE: Carson responded to the Creators Syndicate news in a March 28 statement on Breitbart.com, writing: "While my words may not have been precise, be assured I have not declared my candidacy for president in any shape or form. I have been, and am still, exploring a candidacy as a possibility. In an effort to be straightforward I did not follow each time the political protocol of qualifying my language with appropriate adjectives and caveats."
Project Veritas is "a multi-million dollar non-profit P.R. machine to promote the James O'Keefe brand," according to a former employee who says he was fired after he refused to force a colleague to incite protesters into making violent anti-police comments.
Rich Valdes worked for O'Keefe's Project Veritas from February 2014 to January 2015. A New York Post article this week reported that "former top staffer" Valdes says he was fired from the organization for "being unwilling to strong-arm" another Veritas operative into attending a January anti-police brutality event organized by Al Sharpton's National Action Network. The Post reported that the operative's would-be assignment included telling protestors things like, "I wish I could kill some of these cops," to elicit shocking reactions.
Valdes expanded on the incident that he says led to his dismissal in an interview with Media Matters.
Valdes said O'Keefe wanted him to send the other activist, whom Valdes describes as a "Muslim operative," to a January National Action Network event related to the case of Eric Garner, an unarmed black man who died after being put in a chokehold by a New York police officer in July 2014.
"In this particular situation, James came to my desk and asked me to send this particular operative into the field," Valdes recalls about the incident, which he says took place in the organization's Mamaroneck, N.Y., offices. "And he was really anxious and he said, 'do whatever it takes, do whatever it takes, tell him to say whatever he's got to say, get me the content.' Content is king."
Media Matters has reached out to the operative for comment, with no response yet. O'Keefe referred questions to a Project Veritas spokesman who confirmed Valdes' past employment, but declined to comment on the controversy or specific details of his work.
"He gave me some examples ... about saying he was a Muslim and kind of commiserating with the folks," Valdes told Media Matters about O'Keefe's pressure. "He tells me, 'tell your guy [to say to others] that, you know, that he had a kid and that he's a Muslim and you don't know what it's like to get stopped by the cops because they think you're a terrorist and they want to search your kid, and that I wish I could have a cop here now.' So as he's saying this at my desk, I'm writing it down."
Valdes said he emailed the operative with the request; he provided Media Matters with copies of the emails.
"He responded very quickly saying that he didn't want to do it, he didn't think it was legal, this, that and the other thing," Valdes recalled about the operative's reaction. "I had a discussion with our producer and with James and the consensus was, 'see what you can do, get him to do it.'"
Valdes said he sent another email and tried to convince the operative "that this is not very different from what you've done in the past, you've posed as someone you weren't in the past to get some undercover response from some people." But he said the man "thought it was really different and he felt it was illegal to talk about killing cops. I myself understood."
Cam Edwards, the host of the National Rifle Association's television and radio shows, is backtracking on a claim in his biography that he is the recipient of a Heartland Emmy Award.
After being contacted by Media Matters about multiple biographies listing Edwards' Emmy claim, Edwards updated his bio to say he "shared in" an Emmy Award as part of a documentary crew. According to the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Heartland Chapter, "only our official award-winners may" call themselves Emmy winners. Edwards is not listed as any of the five named crew members in the award citation.
The Heartland Chapter is one of 20 regional groups under the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences that annually gives out Emmy Awards for accomplishments in television. Prior to joining NRA News in 2004, Edwards worked in television and radio in Oklahoma, one of several regions covered by the Heartland Chapter.
Although it has since been changed, Edwards biography page at NRA listed him as the recipient of "the Heartland Chapter Emmy Ward [sic]." A similar biography on the website of NRA advertising agency Ackerman McQueen also lists Edwards as an Emmy winner.
Bill O'Reilly's false claim that he witnessed the brutal 1980 murders of four American women in El Salvador -- and his excuse, after his lie was exposed, that he meant he saw photos of their bodies -- is drawing harsh criticism from journalists who covered the story and lawyers who worked with the nuns' families to bring justice in the case.
O'Reilly has recently faced scrutiny for a series of fabrications he has told over the years about his reporting career. Last week, Media Matters reported that O'Reilly had repeatedly suggested he saw nuns murdered in El Salvador while reporting for CBS News, despite the fact that the incident in question occurred before he arrived in the country. O'Reilly told his radio audience in 2005 that he'd "seen guys gun down nuns in El Salvador." More recently, he said on his Fox News program, "I was in El Salvador and I saw nuns get shot in the back of the head."
After Media Matters challenged O'Reilly's story, he told Mediaite that he merely meant he'd seen "horrendous images" of the murdered nuns while reporting from El Salvador.
His apparent effort to use the brutal murders to bolster his own history as a journalist is drawing harsh rebukes from those who represented the families of the victims in legal cases related to the murders.
"It's disgusting, it's reprehensible," said Patti Blum, an attorney who worked with the families on a civil case for the Center for Justice and Accountability. "To use the death of four women who were in El Salvador just to do good for your own self-aggrandizement is unsavory."
Scott Greathead, a founder of Lawyers Committee for Human Rights, which is now Human Rights First, spent time in El Salvador representing relatives of the nuns during the prosecution of the killers.
He said of O'Reilly's claims and his weak excuse, "I don't know why he said that and why he came to say it. I know he didn't see it and nobody saw it and anyone who knew about that incident would have known they were killed in secret. Hundreds of thousands of people have seen pictures of it and I don't know anyone else being confused about what they saw."
He later added, "I don't think anyone should be making up stories about this, to invent a story. I know from representing the families from all this time they remain very, very sensitive about what happened to their sisters and daughters. Distorting the truth is appalling."
Journalists who covered the nuns, both at the time of their murders and in the years after, also criticized O'Reilly.
Charles Krause, a former CBS News reporter who said he flew in to El Salvador with the nuns and covered their murders for the network, called out Fox News for defending O'Reilly by claiming he has been the victim of dishonest critics.
"I am outraged by the McCarthy-like smear campaign Fox News is using to try to save its bloviator from oblivion by suggesting that anyone, anyone who corrects the record regarding O'Reilly is part of some leftwing conspiracy that's out to get him," he said via email. "There is no conspiracy, leftwing or otherwise, that I am part of or aware of."