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On the face of it, Sion Owens and Kenza Drider wouldn't appear to have a lot in common. Mr Owens, in case you missed it, was the BNP candidate who decided to incinerate the Koran in a Quality Street tin, while Ms Drider is the French Muslim woman who promised to become the first to be arrested when France's new burka law came into effect. One deliberately set out to insult and enrage Muslims, the other – notionally at least – is taking action on their behalf. But they do share some things. Both of them now find themselves at odds with the authority of the state in which they live, both of them have had their unrepresentative views amplified beyond their wildest dreams, and both of them are testing the point at which private liberty comes into conflict with public good. Both of them also illuminate a fundamental error when it comes to thinking about the defence of a tolerant society.
We're yet to find out how serious the error will be. Though Sion Owens was arrested and charged with a public order offence over the weekend he learned yesterday that the CPS was withdrawing the case against him (though investigations will continue). And while Kenza Drider was detained yesterday, after wearing a burka in public, the French police insisted – surreally – that she'd been taken into custody not because she had deliberately broken the new law but because she hadn't applied for official permission to protest against it. It was almost as if someone somewhere had recognised that applying these laws might actually be counter-productive. Yes, both Mr Owens and Ms Drider are intransigent zealots. And yes, they both engage in activities which are offensive to many people. But is their offensiveness so great and so dangerous as to justify prohibition rather than scornful disregard?
To say yes, is to make the mistake of thinking that a tolerant society is best created by ensuring that no citizen ever encounters something they find intolerable. But if you believe that, tolerance effectively becomes redundant. And in any case it's quite difficult to know where to stop. Is it to be an offence against public order to burn any religious text – or just one whose followers may violently over-react? And if the latter is the case doesn't that implicitly concede the power of prohibition to violent over-reactors? By definition the tolerant lose out and the intolerant get what they want. Of course there has to be reciprocity. In yesterday's paper, my colleague Yasmin Alibhai-Brown asked this: "Will the Koran-burner be backed by libertarians, atheists and Muslim-bashers? Or will he face the same opprobrium as those Muslims who burnt Salman Rushdie's book?".
To which I would want to answer that you can be a libertarian without being a Muslim-basher and that you don't have to "back" someone to defend their right to be offensively wrong. As for The Satanic Verses – do with your copy what you will. I might find it distasteful but I'll get over it. It's only if you burn my copy, or exhort people to kill its author, that we might have a problem, and it's at that point only that the law should become involved. Similarly while I personally find burkas offensive – an insult to men and an oppression of women – there are real dangers in expecting the state to protect me from the civic duty of peaceably putting up with my neighbour's folly.
A free society, in short, isn't one in which only people we agree with are entitled to speak and argue. It's one which also protects the rights of the offensive and wrong-headed – and understands that the best defence against their folly may be restrained indifference. Ignoring Sion Owens and Kenza Drider would damage their respective causes far more than turning them into self-appointed martyrs for liberty of conscience.
Always spike a book with plant names
Steve Hely's very entertaining literary satire How I Became A Famous Novelist includes a scene in which the narrator trawls through the bestseller tables in a big American bookshop assembling a set of rules to guide the composition of his book.
These include: "Rule 1: Abandon truth" and "Rule 12: Give readers versions of themselves, infused with extra awesomeness". The rule I liked most though was his last one – "Rule 16: Include plant names" – because it rightly identified an implausible botanical exactitude as one of the affectations of the upmarket bestseller.
Then I opened up David Foster Wallace's new novel – The Pale King – and found a four-line list of plants in the very first sentence. Space precludes a full quotation but the list includes shattercane, nutgrass, jimsonweed, Creeping Charlie, muscadine, spine-cabbage and "invaginate volunteer beans", all of which are described as "gently nodding in a morning breeze like a mother's soft hand on your cheek" ("Rule 7: Prose should be lyrical").
I assumed Wallace must have invented "shattercane" as a joke but it seems not, and "jimsonweed" and "Creeping Charlie" turn out to be real too. But the only results I can find for "spine-cabbage" in a Google search refer back to quotations from this passage in Wallace's novel. So, did he spike his own list with an invention as a kind of secret joke about the trope? Or was he absolutely in earnest all the way through? And if it's the latter how am I going to get my straight face back in place for the next 550 pages?
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There have been more than 600 fire fatalities in the U.S. since the beginning of the year.
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the Spring Fling Festival in Dawsonville.
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, and a statewide organization with presence in Dawson County is looking to spread the word.
Kelly Jones doesn't go anywhere without George.
A former Lumpkin County commissioner who spent the last several years in Dawsonville was killed Friday in a three-vehicle wreck near the War Hill community.
More than 65 bags of trash and 27 tires were collected last week as Keep Dawson County Beautiful and the Dawson County Marshal's Office teamed up to kick off the Great American Clean-up.
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Motorists should expect traffic delays Saturday during the 2015 Bootlegger Marathon that will begin at the Dawsonville Municipal Complex.
Find out who exactly lives in that pineapple under the sea Friday night when Dawson County Parks and Recreation kicks off the popular summertime Movies in the Park series with Nickelodeon's "The Spongebob Movie: Sponge out of Water" on the beach at War Hill Park.
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Hundreds of families splashed their way to a day of fun in the sun Saturday at the grand re-opening of Rotary Island.
Neighbors living in Oak Forest Subdivision on Kilough Church Road are the first to partner with Dawson County's Office of Stormwater Management in an effort to keep drains leading to creeks and streams free of pollutants.
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In 2007 the blues singer Bettye LaVette teamed up with the Drive By Truckers to release the stellar Scene of the Crime. Two years later ex-Trucker Jason Isbell teamed up with the 400 Unit to release a spectacular eponymous album. And now, at the end of 2009, alternative country songbird Carolyn Mark finds herself teaming up with NQ Arbuckle and singing a song that contains the line "It's hard being a good man listening to the Drive By Truckers" from an album that does the seemingly difficult task of landing on par with the previous two mentioned releases.
The selling point of the album—the selling point of any Carolyn Mark album, actually—is her remarkable voice. She's a passionate vocalist with a tone that at times recalls latter day Emmylou Harris (the way she opens up "2nd Time" recalls the Red Dirt Girl's recent output), a great sense of phrasing, an impressive range, and the ability to turn an emotion at the flip of a dime. That Mark remains in fine, fine vocal form isn't a surprise to any of those who have been listening to her or her collaboration with Neko Case over the years.
Neville Quinland, the lead singer of NQ Arbuckle, does himself a service by staying out of Mark's way when she goes into full-on throat throttle. That's not to cut his talent: he's a strong enough vocalist with a ragged set of pipes that may not be completely distinctive, but can tell a story with enough candid emotion. However, when surrounded by Mark and Corb Lund (who delivers a heartbreaking guest vocal on "Saskatoon Tonight"), Quinland's vocal shortcomings become obvious. Luckily, for the most of the album, he's able to complement Mark and her fearless deliveries.
While Mark's vocals give the album most of its luster, the best songs bear the name of NQ Arbuckle. Not that Mark hasn't written a fine batch of songs. In fact, she's at the top of her game for most of the songs. "2nd Time" is a well-detailed narrative, "Itchy Feet" (which has Corb Lund supplying a wonderful mandolin part) contains countless simple images that reveal to be treasures, and the title track is devastatingly beautiful.
Good as Mark's tunes are, NQ Arbuckle are providing the best material. Each of their songs contains at least one standout line that manages to add to the overall theme of each individual track, as opposed to drawing too much attention to themselves. "Saskatoon Tonight" destroys with the simple truth of "If you're lucky some Canadian farm girl will drag you back to her place", whereas "When I Come Back" doesn't use verbose language to make the point: "Please don't wish me to change but don't let me stay the same".
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We go back to the cage and out first comes Kurt Angle. Jeff Hardy is out next and here we go.
Angle takes control of the match early on and backs Hardy into the corner. Hardy makes a comeback and hits the low dropkick in the corner. Hardy with right hands. They run the ropes and Angle throws him head first into the cage wall. Angle takes back control and rubs Hardy's face into the cage.
Angle continues to use the cage on Hardy and he's busted open now. Hardy finally comes back and hits a clothesline. Hardy with a forearm off the ropes and offense in the corner. Hardy catches Angle with an elbow and hits Whisper in the Wind. Hardy with a 2 count. Hardy with more offense and a stunner.
Hardy climbs up the cage but Angle stops him. Angle suplexes Hardy back to the mat from up high on the cage and covers but only gets a 2 count. More back and forth action as the crowd gets into it. Hardy goes to leave the door but Angle pulls him back and applies the ankle lock. Hardy turns it around and has the ankle lock applied on Kurt now. Angle breaks free but Hardy hits Twist of Fate. Hardy hits a Swanton from up high now. He climbs back to the top rope and hits a second Swanton but Angle kicks out at 2.
Angle tries to call for time but gets a cheap shot in. Angle hits the Angle Slam but Hardy kicks out at 2. Angle drops his straps but Hardy blocks the slam this time. Hardy hits an Angle Slam on Angle and goes to the top rope. Hardy decides to keep climbing and goes up to the top of the cage. Hardy hits a Swanton from up high and covers Angle for the win.
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Atrenta Inc., the leading provider of SoC Realization solutions for the semiconductor and consumer electronics industries, announced today a significant expansion in its sales and support operations in Israel with the addition of a dedicated sales manager and a customer solutions architect.
Uri Farkash joins Atrenta as sales manager for Israel from Sigrity, where he was sales and site manager of the Israeli branch until its recent acquisition by Cadence Design Systems. Previously, Farkash worked for the Israeli distributor AST, where he served as the director of EDA & IP operations for more than nine years. Uri Farkash brings 25 years of electronic design automation (EDA) experience to the position. Uri has a Computer Engineering degree from the Polytechnic Institute of Cluj-Napoca in Romania.
Igal Ze'evi, an Israeli Technion ee BSc graduate, joins Atrenta as customer solutions architect for Israel. Previously, Ze'evi worked at Synopsys Israel for six years where he was a senior design/applications consultant delivering services for most of the front-end and back-end steps in IC design. Before that, Ze'evi served as VLSI manager at Horizon Semiconductors, senior technical designer at Charlotte's Web Networks and group leader for Ethernet IP development at IBM.
Atrenta decided to expand its sales and support operations in Israel to better serve both local Israeli customers and the many multi-national customers who maintain design centers in the region.
"Atrenta is seeing significant market demand across Israel. We want to provide stronger and more complete local support for our growing base of customers in the region," said Dr. Ajoy Bose, chairman, president and CEO of Atrenta. "There are many advanced system-on-chip (SoC) designs being done in Israel making it an increasingly strategic region for us. Atrenta's suite of RTL analysis and optimization tools fits well with this advanced design profile."
"The SpyGlass platform from Atrenta offers unique capabilities to address the challenges of the SoC designs being done in Israel," said Uri Farkash. "I see tremendous opportunity for SpyGlass solutions within the region."
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Atrenta's SpyGlass® Predictive Analysis software platform significantly improves design efficiency for the world's leading semiconductor and consumer electronics companies. Patented solutions provide early design insight into the demanding performance, power and area requirements of the complex system on chips (SoCs) fueling today's consumer electronics revolution. More than two hundred companies and thousands of design engineers worldwide rely on SpyGlass to reduce risk and cost before traditional EDA tools are deployed. SpyGlass functions like an interactive guidance system for design engineers and managers, finding the fastest and least expensive path to implementation for complex SoCs.
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There is little doubt that 2012 will be remembered in sailing circles as the year that Jo Aleh and Polly Powrie made a significant breakthrough for women's sailing.
Not only had it been 20 years since New Zealand had won an Olympic medal in a class other than boardsailing, but until Aleh and Powrie's magnificent gold medal in the women's 470 on the waters of Weymouth, no New Zealand female crew had won an Olympic title in a boat.
Aleh and Powrie, both from Auckland, swiped that monkey off the back, and in some style.
They were tied with Brits Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark going into the all-important medal race but the Kiwis made the right move at the start and never looked back.
The Brits went one way, the Kiwis went the other and, after massive separation, the Kiwis were first and the Brits were last at the first cross.
There was no way back for the home crew as Aleh and Powrie claimed New Zealand's second sailing medal of the regatta.
Two days earlier, Peter Burling and Blair Tuke were the recipients of New Zealand's 100th ever Olympic medal when they claimed silver in the men's 49er skiff class, behind their training partners Nathan Outteridge and Iain Jensen of Australia.
Burling went on to skipper Team Korea in the America's Cup world series while Tuke was to race in the Sydney to Hobart.
But both have committed to campaign again in the 49er for Rio. Aleh and Powrie also re-committed to Rio in the 470.
There were also top-8s at the Olympics for Paul Snow-Hansen and Jason Saunders (fifth in men's 470), Hamish Pepper and Jim Turner (fifth in the Star), Andrew Murdoch, (fifth in the Laser), JP Tobin (seventh in the men's RS:X windsurfer) and Dan Slater (seventh in the Finn).
At world championships level, Burling and Tuke were second, Tobin claimed bronze, as did Andy Maloney in the Laser world championship, despite missing Olympic selection.
In the bigger boats, Team New Zealand continue to lead the way in testing of the AC72s, which will be used for next year's America's Cup, with defenders Oracle currently out of action after a serious mishap in training when they capsized and broke the wingsail in October.
There was better news for the Americans in the smaller AC45 world series, though, as they won the inaugural series from Team New Zealand, who were also bridesmaids with their Volvo Ocean Race entry Camper, which made a late charge but couldn't overhaul race winner Groupama and had to settle for second.
A good year for: Jo Aleh and Polly Powrie. Olympic gold medal in the women's 470. Doesn't get any better.
A bad year for: Oracle. Yes, they won the AC45 world series, but who really cares? It's all about next year's America's Cup and they're not looking in great nick. Did someone say capsize?
Crystal ball gazing: Olympic class sailing falls completely off the charts, as it does for three in every four years, while Team 一 New Zealand win the America's Cup but without anywhere near the hype of yesteryear.
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