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12/11/12 8:13 PM by unique_devil
12/11/12 7:59 PM by BrocksSwockRanTrane_onShane
12/11/12 7:58 PM by BrocksSwockRanTrane_onShane
12/11/12 6:52 PM by Gooner H Smith
Certainly looks that way sometimes.
12/11/12 6:31 PM by Stan Dan Wang
he's had metal implanted in his hands.
12/11/12 6:26 PM by Mexican Janitor
I hope GSP doesn't see this...eek!
12/11/12 6:10 PM by YourJesus
of course his camp "leaked" this info.Wow, a camp of a losing fighter making excuses for why their guy lost, incredible!Think about how Fedor lost that fight to Hendo. It wasn't bc of lack of power or speed (fedor knocked Hendo to the ground due to his power and speed in his 2nd blitz). He lost bc Hendo wasn't a tire installer like Brett Rogers, and has an incredible chin. He also lost bc Hendo used his wrestling to get an amazing angle to uppercut KO Fedor. It was a weird angle and Fedor was not expecting it. Has more to do with Hendo's exceptional skill than Fedor's lack of skill.
12/11/12 6:04 PM by YourJesus
I have to run, but check out Fedor when he fought Hendo and and tell me Fedor does not look the same in his blitzes.It's an excuse. And yes Crocop in his 2007 UFC run and early 2nd run looked the same as 2004 Crocop.Wandy, I will give you that. He does look different, namely due to his facial reconstruction and his lack of mass due to not roiding. Does Rampage look worse in the UFC compared to Pride? Nope, his boxing is actually much tighter and technical.Of all the Pride guys, Shogun looks the worst due to his cardio and no longer using his knees (for obvious reasons). There is a great example of someone changing his style. Fedor had the same exact style when he went on his losing streak, and only changed it up when he fought Monsoon. Having said that, Pride Shogun still has nothing for Jones.
12/11/12 5:15 PM by Billy Joe Rottoncrotch
I disagree.Pedro Rizzo, god bless him, makes anyone look fast these days.
12/11/12 5:10 PM by Goderson Silva
Nope them three don't but the video i shown Fedor looks the exact same.


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GYSPY Gun-Metal ring $24 & CRESCENT MOON necklace ON SALE $18, both available at http://www.tresorsdeluxe.com Trésors De Luxe {A JEWELRY BOUTIQUE} Save up to 75% off retail! Trèsors De Luxe's SOCIAL MEDIA: OUR JEWELRY GIFT SHOP! www.tresorsdeluxe.com Our Lifestyle & Fashion BLOG! http://www.tresorsdeluxe.wordpress.com Our Boutique BLOG!www.tresorsdeluxeboutique.wordpress.com PINTREST! http://www.pinterest.com/tresorsdeluxe/ … Continue reading
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An unnamed restaurant is at the top and offers Khmer food and cold drinks. It's a great place to rest as it overlooks the falls and offers marvellous views of the surrounding lush scenery.
Several canopies are dotted along the falls and serve as good spots for resting or a picnic. It's best visited during rainy season, but either way, you'll likely have the site to yourself.
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text: Murray Fromson 2015-06-30T01:42:55-04:00 Murray Fromson http://www.huffingtonpost.com/author/index.php?author=murray-fromson Copyright 2008, HuffingtonPost.com, Inc. HuffingtonPost Blogger Feed for Murray Fromson Good old fashioned elbow grease. The Dream Ticket tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2014:/theblog//3.6343498 2014-12-17T15:56:41-05:00 2015-02-16T05:59:01-05:00 Murray Fromson http://www.huffingtonpost.com/murray-fromson/ The problem with the pundits, the press and the articulate if misleading personalities is that none of them have the daring or imagination to think beyond what they hear and see for themselves or the courage to say so publicly. Having been involved in war and politics all my professional life, I know there are many intelligent, articulate colleagues of mine who would agree with most of what I'm predicting.]]> The Difference Between Fact and Fiction tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2014:/theblog//3.6045300 2014-10-24T21:05:51-04:00 2014-12-24T05:59:01-05:00 Murray Fromson http://www.huffingtonpost.com/murray-fromson/ I am usually reluctant to use these words in analyzing fact-based "news," especially when the U.S. government and the air heads in Congress threaten to subpoena journalists in order to obtain the names of their sources. Remarkably, this conflict has been raging as far back as 1969 when I was a CBS News correspondent and requested reassignment to transfer back from Vietnam to the United States. I was sent to Chicago, where I joined several colleagues to cover the Conspiracy Trial of anti-war demonstrators. Reacting to the threat of then U.S. Attorney General John Mitchell, I vowed that I would go to jail rather than reveal my sources. Over a Sunday breakfast at my home, the late J. Anthony Lukas of the New York Times agreed with me, and we fanned out across the country to contact approximately 30 fellow journalists. Thanks to the willingness of Samuel Dash, University of Maryland professor, who made a campus meeting site available to us, and the enthusiastic presence of the late Ben Bradlee, the distinguished editor of the Washington Post, we agreed to form The Reporters' Committee for Freedom of the Press. That was more than 40 years ago. It has gone as far as the U.S. Supreme Court to appeal threats that jeopardize the independence of journalists everywhere. That's why James Risen's recent book, "The War on Terror," is essential reading. The New York Times reporter is facing a court order to reveal his sources and why serious journalists everywhere are standing up to the villains who would imprison Risen if they could. Fortunately, they will fail.]]> Guns, Guns, Guns tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2014:/theblog//3.5739120 2014-08-29T17:51:58-04:00 2014-10-29T05:59:01-04:00 Murray Fromson http://www.huffingtonpost.com/murray-fromson/ However the horrible account this week of how a 9-year-old child handled a deadly Uzi at an Arizona gun range and accidentally killed a weapons instructor is a tragic reminder that ALL AMERICANS have to be careful beyond our imagination to avoid such tragedies again. Imagine what that child has to live with the rest of her life, having killed a man she didn't know, whom out of normal kindness was trying to help her. But what about the parents who recklessly took their young daughter to a gun range and allowed her to handle a weapon that was no toy and is used to murder or halt people in committing crimes everywhere? And what of the owners of gun ranges who allow children into the dangerously unsafe atmosphere of a shooting range?]]> Media Matters tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2014:/theblog//3.4551911 2014-01-06T20:55:05-05:00 2014-03-08T05:59:01-05:00 Murray Fromson http://www.huffingtonpost.com/murray-fromson/ Taking these issues one at a time: 1. Having to do with the alleged failure or short comings of Obamacare almost overshadows the story in the January 1 edition of the New York Times that is headlined in its inside pages, "Millions Gaining Health Coverage Under New Law." That means so many Americans who previously could not afford health insurance under Medicare will now be covered by the Affordable Care Act. 2. (unrelated) The New York Times, my most trusted newspaper, carried a front-page story last Sunday that was headlined "Fifty years later, the War on Poverty is a Mixed Bag." Now, I do not question the accuracy of the reporter, Annie Lowrey, but I'm willing to bet she's a lot less young than I was at the time President Lyndon B. Johnson took the courageous step to pioneer the ground-breaking legislation. She probably is not aware of the fact that factory employees, coal miners and other Americans were robbed of the power to negotiate or strike for higher wages and seek better health care insurance by the harshly anti-union legislation the Taft Hartley Act that was enacted and supported by Republicans and Southern Democrats from Texas through Dixie and the Atlantic coast. 3. In a holiday greeting sent out by the last Republican aspirant to the White House, Mitt Romney pointed out that among his family of adorable children was an adopted African American child. He therefore made it a public issue, prompting a rather tongue-in-cheek television commentary by MSNBC's Melissa Harris Perry, herself an attractive African American. She should have been smart enough to avoid the trap she laid for herself since she was a skilled university professor in New Orleans before she was discovered and promoted to prominence by MSNBC. But she goofed. And so what? Is that worth endless "analysis" by some of the cable television "experts"? I doubt it.]]> Hong Kong: Memories of the Past and Realities of Today tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2013:/theblog//3.4512419 2013-12-28T12:21:39-05:00 2014-02-27T05:59:01-05:00 Murray Fromson http://www.huffingtonpost.com/murray-fromson/ Recollections) Hong Kong is such a picturesque outpost on the face of Asia that having lived there, it is impossible to ever forget it. The memory of my first hair-raising approach to Kai Tak airport on a Cathay Pacific DC-3 which I experienced in 1951 was permanently engraved in my brain. Standing then on the deck of the Star Ferry as it crossed the harbor from Kowloon to Hong Kong island proper, the brisk wind was filling my lungs. The sampans being deployed to unload the cargo ships at anchor made for a complete picture as I disembarked and headed into the busy intersection in the pulsating heart of the city. It was always brisk, keeping pace with the thousands of people rushing to avoid bumping shoulders with a multitude of busy Chinese and avoiding collision with anyone racing for a taxi, hopping on a streetcar or heading to some other part of the bustling island, either to eat, shop, take advantage of the endless maize of camera shops, nearest department or clothing stores or, oh yes, get to work. The energy level was and is always at a peak from morning until night. Typically, Hong Kong simply never seems to rest. People on the street can be pursuing a movie, slurping down a bowl of snake soup, wandering through a curio shop, wolfing down a spicy Szechuan-spiced duck at an elegant restaurant or looking for a fortune teller. Among the beeping of horns honked by double-decker buses, the scream of ambulances, the whistle of cops or any other noises in the alleys feeding into it -- there is never a shortage of money changers read to lure bewildered tourists into their clutches to search for the most promising rate of exchange. Many of the British colonials casually lived out their quiet lives on top of the tallest hills of the island while we, meaning my wife, children and I lived in a spacious apartment with spectacular vistas and views of Hong Kong's harbor until I was wacked with an ailment and had to be evacuated back to the States. The last time we checked the current rent for our apartment, it was so astronomical that we could not possibly have afforded to live there anymore. Still, remembering the Chinese neighbors we joined in outdoor exercises in early mornings was also a permanent memory The serene hillside setting was equalled only by the view from my CBS News office on the top of the now vanished Cable and Wireless building. That was when I wasn't racing off to Vietnam or Cambodia. Home life in Hong Kong then suddenly came to an abrupt halt when I awakened the morning after a return flight from Saigon and tried to climb out of bed but could not move. My children wheeled me around in a chair. After weeks of conferring with doctors, a chiropractor and hospitalization, I had a conversation with the internist I knew years ago when I lived in the United States. We reluctantly decided to return to the U.S., hopefully for just a short time. But it was not to be so. It took months to recover from a tropical illness. After assignments in Saigon and Phnom Penh, covering the ultimate collapse of South Vietnam and Cambodia, it turned out to be my final occupancy in Hong Kong. Many, I'm afraid to say, including fellow journalists, American diplomats and resident academics had a misconception about China's intentions, once it succeeded historic British rule. Colored by our own Cold War mentality, many of us China watchers imagined that the government in Beijing would dispatch a rigid team of doctrinaire Communists to impose a different point of view on the territory. It turns out to be that most of us were wrong. At least that's what it seemed at a brief glance when visiting a month ago. How will the Communists govern in place of Her Majesty's 200 years of rule? I believe that none of us had an optimistic perception of the future to come. How surprised we were when my wife and I just now returned to Hong Kong and digested the energy, the prosperity and normalcy that had taken place in so many years, We were non-plussed. Instead of the so-called Commie rats, hordes of rich Chinese millionaires and billionaires seem to have poured out of the mainland and emptied their pockets or else invested their money in newly emerging businesses or housing construction in Hong Kong. If the Chinese were supposed to be agents of change, they apparently are not those of a repressive ideological machine being foisted on the Hong Kong population. Instead, Hong Kong seemed after a brief visit as normal now as it was when we left in 1975. The trains still run on time.The double-decker buses continue to spin around every corner. The roads are paved to perfection. The number of high rises have multiplied to our astonishment, but are clearly necessary to accommodate the exponential expansion of new Chinese residents. The winding, twisting roads that normally curl around Hong Kong itself are at the mercy of the usual number of drivers maneuvering their cars or taxicabs around each curve as if they were qualifying for the Indianapolis 500. The Repulse Bay Hotel, once the mecca of Hong Kong residents, has been done over to accommodate tourists galore, and the stalls at the end of Stanley Beach Road look as busy as a farmer's market in Los Angeles. See also: Part 1: A Retrospective, Part 2: A Grim, Yet Satisfying, Return Visit to Cambodia and Part 4: Hong Kong, China and the Mythology of The Cold War.]]> Hong Kong, China and the Mythology of The Cold War tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2013:/theblog//3.4512422 2013-12-28T11:54:55-05:00 2014-02-27T05:59:01-05:00 Murray Fromson http://www.huffingtonpost.com/murray-fromson/ Whatever changes occur in Hong Kong, may forever psychologically continue to be a listening post for those monitoring events in China, What has been going on without much Western attention is what one trusted friend has told me is an unprecedented political polarization over universal suffrage. The collision is between the Hong Kong "dogs" and the mainland "locusts." Travelers may not be aware of these subtleties under present circumstances. Nevertheless, as we prepared to wind up our month long visit to Southeast Asia, it was impossible to ignore China and what its impact may have on the entire region. Keeping in mind the grim realization that approximately 56,000 Americans were killed in Vietnam, largely because of our fear of China and what might happen if we lost the war, which we did. That was part and parcel of what columnist Joe Alsop described to me and several correspondents he invited to dinner at a Tokyo restaurant one evening. He described it as his domino theory. It implied that if Vietnam fell, its neighboring nations would also fall afterwards. An embarrassing number of so-called "experts" in politics and academia in high places bought into that fiction for decades. Now, in my view, is the time for American leaders, beginning with our president, to lead the nation past the cliché-ridden images o the Cold War. Clearly, China is out of the box and we had better recognize how misleading policies of the past have warped public opinion for too long. For years, members of Congress, too busy to investigate for themselves, accepted the support of the moneyed special interests who conveyed many of the bizarre images of China. But whatever we have seen on television recently from Beijing has shown us representatives of a functioning government that has traded in its blue boiler suits for coats and ties that are most comforting to us. To believe otherwise would saddle us with the dead images of the past. See also: Part 1: A Retrospective, Part 2: A Grim, Yet Satisfying, Return Visit to Cambodia and Part 3: Hong Kong: Memories of the Past and Realities of Today.]]> A Grim, Yet Satisfying, Return Visit to Cambodia tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2013:/theblog//3.4475214 2013-12-19T15:17:08-05:00 2014-02-18T05:59:01-05:00 Murray Fromson http://www.huffingtonpost.com/murray-fromson/ We were not alone. Tourist buses stopped at the intersection of Sihanouk and Mao Zedong Boulevards, bringing dozens of people: young and old, Muslims and Christians, as well as curious international visitors who had never before been to Cambodia. They walked silently from room to room where some of the prisoners were kept and tortured. I turned to a young couple from Australia and said, "Just think about this grim example of madness unleashed when Cambodians tortured and killed other Cambodians." The couple was not moved. They had nothing to say and just walked on. But if that indifference caused me to shake my head internally, imagine what it was like on several occasions when I attempted to ask young people on the street about the horror of the Khmer Rouge occupation. They did not seem to understand my question. I could only guess that they were too young to have experienced those traumatic days and quite possibly their parents never explained it to them. The old Hotel Royale, where a half century ago I was based with other correspondents covering the war in the 1960s-70s, has come under new management and now was catering to wealthy tourists, not journalists on cheap expense accounts. The hotel was modernized to cater to very wealthy travelers. A memorial honoring foreign correspondents killed during the war was said to be based on the hotel grounds. The new managers must have thought it was kind of an unpleasant reminder to its current breed of visitors. They moved the memorial plaque to a place a good walk away from the hotel itself. Curious citizens didn't have a clue about why we were looking at the engraved names of the journalists, many of whom were colleagues I remembered well. The most popular restaurant in Phnom Penh, the Foreign Correspondents Club, we discovered, had no more foreign correspondents. Those who existed moved on to cover other wars. Now, the original pub had enlarged and become a highly successful hang-out for local expatriates and curious tourists. If they wanted to meet a real correspondent, they had to settle for a T-shirt on sale at the cashier's desk, with the restaurant's name splashed across it. I wasn't about to tell anyone about my background, since I had retired from journalism into the doldrums of academia. But who cared anyway? We had rejected the idea of continuing on to Siem Reap and the road to Angkor Wat after being warned that the whole town was now swamped with luxury hotels, guest houses and restaurants catering to tourists who paid varying figures for overnight sleepovers when more than a half century ago Mizu Waters, my Associated Press photographer, our translator, James Wilde, and I checked into the then tacky hotel, the original Grand, the only one in the whole city, that charged us a nightly fee of $15. I had driven to Cambodia from Saigon in 1956 when the AP foreign desk assigned me to write the first report on the discovery of the remarkable ruins of Angkor Wat by French archaeologists. Their efforts to restore the ancient legacy of Khmer glory that had laid dormant and unheard of for several centuries were enriched by their stories over several goblets of French wine. But having returned to Cambodia more than once in the post-Cold War era, my wife and I were surprisingly impressed by the extent to which this once battle-torn country was now coming to life, placing the memories of its past well behind it. We had been to the ruins often, and preferred to remember it without vestiges of tourism nearby.Our charming driver named Ken had us weave through traffic jams in Phnom Penh on his "tuk-tuk," a contraption that looked like a motorcycle mounted on three wheels with colorful awnings. The city had come alive and invited foreign investors to give the Cambodian capital a touch of metropolitan importance. In our final remembrance, we paid a visit to the country's National Museum, where we once feared its treasures might have been trashed by the Khmer Rouge. On our last visit 20 years ago, the roof leaked mercilessly, and bats occupied the ceiling. Now, after a very successful exhibition in Australia, with catalogue, there was money to make necessary and visual repairs. We found it to be in excellent condition, and its wealth of fine arts was there for visitors to see. Room after room is filled with spectacular figures from a distant era produced by unidentified artisans many centuries ago. What finally struck me was to imagine if all the plays, books, sonatas and paintings in our civilization would have gone unidentified, we never would have heard of Shakespeare, Mark Twain, Beethoven or Van Gogh. Unfortunately we have never learned who was responsible and who should have been honored for the meticulous works of art carved out of sandstone in the countless nations of Asia. These legendary examples of ancient genius have tragically gone unrewarded, though hugely admired, for centuries. The Cambodian government has been vigorously pursuing their stolen art that has been scattered all over the world for years and only this past week it was advised that a centuries-old statue of a Hindu warrior, a 500-pound antiquity, will be returned to it by Sotheby's, the prominent international auction house based in Manhattan, within the next 90 days. The U.S. Attorney's Office said the settlement "reunites a priceless artifact with its rightful owners, the Cambodian people. The United States is not a market for antiquities stolen from other nations, and we will continue to track down and return those that are brought here illegally." Part 2 of my Cold War retrospective. See also: Part 1: A Retrospective, Part 3: Hong Kong: Memories of the Past and Realities of Today and Part 4: Hong Kong, China and the Mythology of The Cold War.]]> A Retrospective tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2013:/theblog//3.4451243 2013-12-16T00:59:57-05:00 2014-02-14T05:59:01-05:00 Murray Fromson http://www.huffingtonpost.com/murray-fromson/ The economy is booming. New investors and name brand entrepreneurs are opening their doors on street after street in central Bangkok. The emergence of high-rise buildings are examples of the endless growth, perhaps throughout the country and the improvements of its roads and highway systems make my wife and I wonder why in the world we ever dispensed with our stock in a corporate giant known as Thai Cement once we left Bangkok. Its imprint is visible everywhere. But what is so encouraging is the tone of the public outcry over the corruption that flourished in the regime of the ousted prime minister and the reaction to his attempt from abroad to perpetuate his grip on the Thai government by having his sister selected as his successor. Never before in my memory of having lived in Bangkok several years over two decades can I ever remember a display of public outrage by Thai students, politicians and ordinary people who poured into the streets in the tens of thousands near Thammasat University and the Democracy Monument where I used to sip tea quietly in neighborhood cafes. They vocally but peacefully demanded day after day the removal of the Shinawatra family from power. There was no sign of police or military interference to halt the demonstrations. Moreover, there was a dramatic change of the once-timid Thai press that did not hesitate to dominate the front pages of both the English language Bangkok Post and The Nation to show photos and full-blown stories of outraged Thais in the capitol for more than two weeks. As a free press advocate who remembered the tight-fisted regime of the Thai generals who profiteered from a series of crooked enterprises that were ignored by the once boring Bangkok newspapers, the tepid atmosphere of the nation by comparison today seemed stunning. All of this occurred without any encouragement of Thailand's old Cold War ally in the United States. The Thai people demonstrated their own belief in a democratic protest that in my view will eventually cleanse the atmosphere of outrageous corruption that was so blatant, not even the ordinary citizen could ignore it. Part 1 of my Cold War retrospective. See also: Part 2: A Grim, Yet Satisfying, Return Visit to Cambodia, Part 3: Hong Kong: Memories of the Past and Realities of Today and Part 4: Hong Kong, China and the Mythology of The Cold War. ]]> Reflections on "the Crisis" tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2013:/theblog//3.4129167 2013-10-19T16:22:37-04:00 2013-12-19T05:12:01-05:00 Murray Fromson http://www.huffingtonpost.com/murray-fromson/ column on Friday's's New York Times Op-Ed page ("The Damage Done") and Hedrik Herzberg's column in the October 21st issue of the New Yorker ("Impeach Obama") which is not what you might think. It will give you moments to breathe and realize how we can emerge from the mess the recalcitrant Republican rebels inflicted on us for several months before being forced to shut up and realize the damage they have done to their party and the nation. Unfortunately, they are reminders of the Dixiecrats who insulted us decades ago and sought to impose values on the American people that would have tarred us forever. But let us breathe easier. There's no real reason to think so kindly of John Boehner, the House leader of the Republican uprising. For weeks and even months, he was portrayed as the spokesman of the GOP's extreme rightwing. To now describe him, as some of the cable television's pundits have in the past few days, as a struggling, serious politician, when instead there should have been demands for his inability to exercise leadership. Boehner should have been handed his head which would dramatize the absence of intelligent, thoughtful Republicans to lead the party out of darkness. Moreover, while President Obama has done his level best to appear as a conciliator and/or consensus builder, he should not feel relieved of pests like Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz. They will hang around the corridors of Washington to encourage the nut fringe to poison the atmosphere for time to come and insult the overwhelmingly-elected President of the United States. Shame on them! The unanswered question is where are the responsible Republicans outside of Congress who can emerge from the various states of the Union, be they in the world of high finance, industry, academia, the armed forces or world of communications? Surely, there is a sufficient cadre of Americans who need to speak up, exert themselves and arouse the GOP back to its senses. The nation needs them. Our democracy thrives on a vibrant two party system. We have endured with it before and we need it restored again, something I am sure serious Democrats would welcome. Finally, there is the obvious but delicate question of racism that none of the media seems willing to confront. The roster of President Obama's critics is essentially rich, lily white and decidedly hostile to any programs that would benefit all other Americans of another color. Be they African Americans, Latinos, Asians or any other people whose lives would improve immeasurably, the Republican rightwing stands in their way. It is both embarrassing and a national shame.]]> Memories of the 'Dream' Speech and John Lewis tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2013:/theblog//3.3834196 2013-08-29T02:46:56-04:00 2013-10-28T05:12:02-04:00 Murray Fromson http://www.huffingtonpost.com/murray-fromson/ They were destined for Montgomery, the Alabama state capitol, to emphasize the right of all citizens to have their voting rights guaranteed. But just as the marchers paused to pray, they were assaulted by club-wielding state troopers, beating them mercilessly to the ground. One of the victims was their gallant leader, the chair of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee, John Lewis. He suffered severe head injuries and might have died had he not been rushed to a Selma hospital. I completed the march on what was called "Bloody Sunday" and our coverage as well as that of the other networks was seen around the world. ABC News even interrupted a screening of the film "Judgment at Nuremburg" with Burt Lancaster, Spencer Tracy and Judy Garland, in order to show the drama in Alabama. The following day I co-anchored the CBS News radio coverage on the steps of the state capitol, and only hours later was on the state highway following up the murder of a Detroit volunteer named Viola Liuzzo, who was among the demonstrators. Fifty years later, I am proud to remember John Lewis, not only as a prominent civil rights leader and Congressman from Georgia, but as a friend with whom I re-visited Selma to commemorate the historic march with Dr. King. Few people, including us reporters trailing the march, were aware of an ambulance there in the event of more violence befalling the participants, in particular, King. His assassination was soon to come. Now, so many years later, I always ask myself what planet are the Supreme Court Chief Justice and his fellow judges, the white congressmen in the South, Texas and the Midwest living on to question the validity of the 1965 Voting Rights Act and ignore the noble history that unfolded a half century ago. Their racist intent to reverse the legislation signed into law by President Lyndon B. Johnson is so patently obvious that it is an insult to the American people.]]> Talk About the Deaf and the Dumb tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2013:/theblog//3.3819231 2013-08-26T19:07:19-04:00 2013-10-26T05:12:01-04:00 Murray Fromson http://www.huffingtonpost.com/murray-fromson/ They should have been in Los Angeles over the weekend, as I was, to watch the sell-out crowds at Dodger Stadium for the series with the Boston Red Sox. There were some 46,000 to 58,000 fans at the two games, seemingly predominantly Latinos. They were happy, enthusiastic kids, families and lovers, all seemingly affluent Dodger supporters, locked in an embrace with their team composed of players that would never have been seen at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn three quarters of a century ago when Vin Scully made his debut in broadcasting. That's the story of the new America which the GOP has consistently ignored or misunderstood: the demographic changes underway in the country -- changes that will reflect the demise of the Republican Party. It has been short-sighted in its opposition to Obamacare, in stubbornly refusing to put an end to tampering with the right to vote, in choosing the wrong side of every social issue on the national agenda, whether it be same-sex marriage, job creation or the support of educational initiatives that would benefit the middle class or poor. The so-called Republican party base is sinking into irrelevance. The legitimate fear is that the demise of the party will endanger the two-party system which is an absolute necessity to a thriving democracy. The depressing aspect of that decline is that an educated Republican like Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, a Princeton graduate, sounds like a neanderthal when he opens his mouth. It may be time for the creation of a No-Nonsense Party to correct the creepy imbalance that has infected the real politique in the nation.]]> The Sunday Blues tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2013:/theblog//3.3819220 2013-08-26T17:46:44-04:00 2013-10-26T05:12:01-04:00 Murray Fromson http://www.huffingtonpost.com/murray-fromson/ CNN, for instance, needs to hire an executive in charge who can tighten up its broadcasts and reach beyond the Hudson and Potomac Rivers to find the countless intelligent people in the rest of the nation and abroad with points of view that may be distinctly different from those who make a living, feeding off sources in the Capitol or the White House. Somehow, in my view, what is lacking is the depth and perspective in dealing with developing news events. Clearly, what should be stressed in focusing on the problem in Syria and other parts of the Arab world is that the region is embroiled in a religious civil war between the Sunnis, the Kurds and other Holy Roller factions in the region. It is a deeply imbedded, generational feud that cannot be stopped by the fragmented United Nations or U.S. intervention. President Obama probably understands that, despite the clamoring "advice" of rightwing hawks lurking in the halls of Congress. American troops have no business being there as referees in the fighting. We don't need anymore full body bags coming back to the U.S. What should be stopped once and for all is the cynical profiteering of the nations that are flooding the unstable region with arms, bombs and other hideous weapons of mass destruction for drug lords, bandits and chronic troublemakers.]]> The Big Hurrah tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2013:/theblog//3.3788604 2013-08-21T08:21:09-04:00 2013-10-21T05:12:02-04:00 Murray Fromson http://www.huffingtonpost.com/murray-fromson/ What I saw this evening was a breathtaking display of balanced news judgment led by at least two outstanding anchor women and men, namely Joie Chen and John Seigenthaler, and a cast of impressive, mainly young, articulate correspondents around the world delivering fresh news that for the most part has been absent from the U.S. networks and cable news programs. The subject matter was a wakeup call to the broadcasters in the United States that have stuck to conventional reporting. Al Jazeera chose to single out the unusual and under-reported stories like the illegal clothing manufacturers in Bangladesh, the worst prison system in Louisiana, the courageous firefighters in the northwest states of the nation, the breakthrough cancer research that focused on one young woman fighting off the ravages of brain disease, thanks to the pioneering exploration of an unheralded American specialist, and then to my surprise a report on the dramatic improvement of one of the nation's most familiar tourist sites that is the earmark of San Francisco: the Golden Gate Bridge. It was a fascinating as report about how that majestic span has been reinforced to withstand any threat of an earthquake that paralleled the one that struck the area more than a century ago. To hear it from the experts, I was made to feel confident that I could cross the Golden Gate, as I once did as a journalist working in San Francisco and commuting to Marin County, without fear of another frightening disaster. However, all of what I've cited here is not intended to ignore the political implications of the support of the nation's newest network and so far, given only one day's viewing of balanced news seems to underscore Al Jazeera's broadcasting. In dealing with the ongoing crisis in Egypt, the reporters did their best to present at least both sides of the bloody dispute: that is the battle between the radical Muslim Brotherhood and the Egyptian military. The footage illustrated the violence in the streets of Cairo and interviews with representatives of both sides. It would be difficult to assert that Al Jazeera was choosing sides. But, of course, only one day has passed and judgment on its merits will be forthcoming. I can only say, as someone who has spent a lifetime in the craft, as a print and broadcast journalist as well as a professor emeritus and director of one of the most respected schools of journalism in America, the arrival of Al Jazeera has been a refreshing reminder of what journalism as a whole can do, be it print, on the air or a growing method of digital communication. Tonight's broadcast inevitably will generate debate and discussion about the quality of news that is offered the American people. That the challenge has been initiated by a network financed by a nation from a part of the world that has been hostile to the value of a a free press or free expression is, in a sense, something to arouse skepticism. Only time will render the proper judgment.]]> Let's Hear From an Egyptian Viewpoint tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2013:/theblog//3.3765264 2013-08-15T23:49:25-04:00 2013-10-15T05:12:01-04:00 Murray Fromson http://www.huffingtonpost.com/murray-fromson/ Perhaps it would summon a skilled and informed foreign editor to have MSNBC give viewers a more accurate and complete picture of the horror in Cairo rather than forcing us to hear a lot of blah blah from a circle of well-meaning foreigners (Americans) as opposed to hearing from some educated or well-informed EGYPTIANS about what is going on in their country. For the better part of 18 hours, all we have heard are glib Americans "interpreting" the events of the unfolding crisis. The only sensible voice is that of President Barack Obama who, in effect, is giving Americans and other listeners a tutorial on what U.S. policy is or is not with respect to Egypt. He's right on target. The United States has best stand on the sidelines and let the reality inside Egypt work out its own destiny, i.e how to deal with the fascistic Muslim Brotherhood that has never stood for normalcy or rational politics. Why can't MSNBC find credible Egyptian scholars, journalists or graduate students to offer up a sorely needed perspective and stop the one-sided view of what is in store for the country? Keep in mind, we don't even know if, in fact, a free press is functioning in Cairo and/or Alexandria. Certainly there must be some voices from among that group who can give us the straight story.]]> Selma Remembered tag:www.huffingtonpost.com,2013:/theblog//3.3507799 2013-06-27T07:59:14-04:00 2013-08-27T05:12:01-04:00 Murray Fromson http://www.huffingtonpost.com/murray-fromson/ Lewis survived and went on to a career as a distinguished congressman from Georgia in the U.S. Congress where he still serves. I am proud to call him a friend. I then made the march, as it continued alongside Martin Luther King who was questioning me about Vietnam from where I had just returned on re-assignment. Along the highway, we passed angry rednecks who were holding up signs and shouting disgusting racial remarks at the passing marchers. The following day, I co-anchored with Dallas Townsend the network's radio coverage in Montgomery as the marchers passed the state capitol when I heard King deliver a memorable speech in which he said they were there to remind a society to live with its conscience. "How long will it take? he asked," however difficult the moment, however frustrating the hour, it will not be long and we're not going back." That evening, after having dinner with CBS Vice-President Gordon Manning when I got word that Viola Liuzzo, a volunteer marcher from Detroit, was murdered on the highway leading back to Selma. The shock was almost too much to digest. Chief Justice John Roberts, who wrote Tuesday's decision was too young to have been in Alabama in 1965 to remember or to have experienced those dramatic days as so many of us did. But, the record shows that even from the time he was an adult Midwesterner working for President Ronald Reagan, Roberts sought ways to overturn the historic 1965 Voting Rights Act that President Lyndon Johnson proudly signed into law. I have digested the reasoning underscoring the decision the Chief Justice and his fellow Republican judges have rendered the past few days. In my opinion, they have chosen to ignore history and argue that change has made the legislation irrelevant when in fact many attempts have been made by the GOP in recent times to circumvent the rights of African-Americans attempting to vote in elections since the march from Selma. It is sad, terribly sad, especially to see a political party damage itself so much when a vibrant two-party system is what makes democracy work.]]>


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Katy Perry has proven to be an expert tease in offering up details about her highly anticipated big-screen debut in "Katy Perry: Part of Me," due July 5. But on Tuesday (April 3), we finally got a glimpse of what to expect via the first official trailer.
The nearly two-minute teaser opens with a shot of Perry onstage, with her otherworldly "E.T." playing in the background, followed by quick cuts to footage of her Candy Land-esque California Dreams Tour and a voice-over about her meteoric rise to fame.
"Katy's just an explosion. She just keeps getting bigger and bigger and bigger," a man says in one testimonial, which plays behind flashes of her impressive statistics — the "first female to have five #1 singles on one album" — interspersed with scenes from her music videos for "California Gurls," "Waking Up in Vegas" and "Teenage Dream."
"It's always about the challenge," another man says, with behind-the-scenes footage of Perry rehearsing and getting fitted for costumes playing. "What are people saying she can't do? That's what she does next. Every song has something to do with her life."
"She outworks everyone," another friend says. "I honestly don't know how she does it."
As headlines of Perry's divorce flash onscreen, "E.T." fades away and we hear the opening notes of "Firework," which provides the background music for scenes and interviews about Perry's religious childhood, her struggles in being signed to different labels and not being successful and ultimately how she powered through and kept believing in herself to become the superstar she is today.
The end of the trailer is a mash-up of behind-the-scenes images from her very colorful concert tour and countless interactions with happy fans.
"If you have a dream, you're going to go on a journey to fulfill that dream," Perry says as the trailer fades to black.
Perry recently told MTV News that the movie is a fitting end to her adventure in promoting and touring for her Teenage Dream album.
"It's closing the chapter on Teenage Dream, but it's giving you such an inside perspective," Perry said when asked what fans will get out of the movie-going experience this summer. "This film, you're going to see it from my best friend/buddy perspective, you're going to see exactly what I mean and feel and think about everything."
The recent Kids' Choice Award winner promised that while there will be eye-catching 3-D sequences, they won't be cheap tricks.
"Listen, I've [worked on] most of this film for a very long time and the word 'cheap' was not in the vocabulary," she said. "But, hello, it's 3-D. You're going to get hit with a lot of sh–."
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Capsular antigens of "Staphylococcus aureus" Smith and 2-8 strains were evaluated for immunogenicity in mice. Cultural conditions necessary for maximum expression of the antigens were also defined. Actively growing "S. aureus" Smith strain culture was used to challenge lactating GF-1 strain mice which had been vaccinated with various capsule antigen preparations. Capsule antigen production was evaluated using shaker flask and fermenter cultures. Immunogenicity evaluations using single vaccinations showed that semi-purified capsule preparations elicited a protective response against challenge. Mice vaccinated twice showed that oil and aluminum hydroxide adjuvanted capsule antigens protected against challenge, but DDA (dimethyldioctadecylammonium bromide) adjuvanted capsule antigens resulted in more mastitis than non-vaccinated controls. Cultural evaluations showed that media high in nitrogen and carbohydrate content and grown at pH 5.5 resulted in the greatest amount of capsule antigen production. Capsular antigens may be more useful in preventing "S. aureus" mastitis than whole cell preparations. Media containing high concentrations of nitrogen source and carbohydrate are necessary to obtain large amount of capsular antigen. A culture pH of 5.5 promotes the production of additional antigens not found when grown at higher or lower pH levels.
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