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Lawyers hint at possible recovery of stolen Dutch art
BRUSSELS — Paintings worth tens of millions of dollars that were stolen last October from an art museum in the Netherlands have not been burned, and a Romanian gang behind the theft wants to cut an unspecified deal with the authorities so the artwork can be returned, lawyers for the defendants said on Tuesday as they went on trial in Romania."Our clients want to tell where the paintings are, but they want to make a deal," one of the lawyers, Radu Catalin Dancu, told reporters in Bucharest after a judge ordered the trial adjourned until next month. "We cannot say anything more than that."
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In search for stolen art, Romania finds traces of 19th-, 20th-century paint in ash from oven
BUCHAREST, Romania — A Romanian museum official says some of the paint pigments recovered from an oven of a woman whose son is charged with stealing seven multimillion-dollar paintings in the Netherlands contain chemicals from colors used in the 19th and 20th century, but aren't commonly used anymore.Forensic scientists at Romania's National History Museum examined ash from the stove of Olga Dogaru, whose son is the chief suspect in last year's theft of paintings, which include a Matisse, a Picasso and a Monet.Authorities said Dogaru initially admitted burning the paintings to protect her son, but later denied it....
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Stolen Picasso 'burned in stove' in Romania
A Romanian museum is analysing ashes found in a stove to see if they are the remains of seven paintings by Picasso, Matisse, Monet and others that were stolen last year from the Netherlands, an official has said.The prosecutor's spokeswoman, Gabriela Chiru, told Associated Press that Romania's National History Museum was examining the ashes found in the stove of Olga Dogaru. She is the mother of Radu Dogaru, one of three Romanian suspects charged with stealing the paintings from Rotterdam's Kunsthal gallery in a daytime heist.It was the biggest art theft in more than a decade in the Netherlands. The stolen works have an estimated value of tens of millions of dollars if they were sold at auction....
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1,800 children die daily from unsafe water, poor sanitation: UNICEF
New York: The United Nations Children`s Fund (UNICEF) said Thursday that almost 90 percent of children deaths from diarrhoeal diseases are directly linked to contaminated water, lack of sanitation, or inadequate hygiene.
Globally, an estimated 2,000 children under the age of five die every day from diarrhoeal diseases and of these some 1,800 deaths are linked to water, sanitation and hygiene, the UN agency said as the international community is to mark World Water Day, which falls on Friday this year.
"Sometimes we focus so much on the big numbers, that we fail to see the human tragedies that underlie each statistic," says Sanjay Wijesekera, global head of UNICEF`s water, sanitation and hygiene program.
"If 90 school buses filled with kindergartners were to crash every day, with no survivors, the world would take notice," Wijesekera said. "But this is precisely what happens every single day because of poor water, sanitation and hygiene."
World Water Day has been observed on March 22 since 1993 when the United Nations General Assembly declared the date as World Day for Water.
Almost 90 percent of child deaths from diarrhoeal diseases are directly linked to contaminated water, lack of sanitation, or inadequate hygiene.
Despite a burgeoning global population, these deaths have come down significantly over the last decade, from 1.2 million per year in 2000 to about 760,000 a year in 2011.
Improvements in water and sanitation would greatly contribute to a reduction in child mortality in these counties, UNICEF said.
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Media Bias: Journalists who went berserk after two U.S. industrialists announced an interest in the Los Angeles Times are cheering the launch of a cable news network funded by a repressive Arab government. Go figure.
Let's see if we can make sense of recent events in the world of journalism. When libertarian-supporting billionaires David and Charles Koch said a few months ago that they might want to buy the Los Angeles Times, half of the paper's staff members said they'd quit if the deal went through.
The mainstream press went similarly apoplectic when Rupert Murdoch decided to buy the Wall Street Journal a few years back. And it routinely bashes Murdoch's Fox News as an illegitimate source of news.
Yet these same folks think it's just peachy that Al Jazeera launched its cable news network in America on Tuesday after buying up the remains of Al Gore's failed Current TV.
National Press Foundation President Bob Meyers, to cite just one example, called it a "transformative" event in journalism, akin to the launch of CNN in 1980. Other press scribes marvel at Al Jazeera America's purported commitment to straight, unbiased news and to stories that expose the seamy underbelly of American society.
We have nothing against anyone practicing journalism in America. It's called freedom of speech. But for the record, Al Jazeera has a less-than-stellar record of objective reporting in other parts of the world.
Just last month, nearly two dozen journalists quit after claiming the network told them to provide favorable coverage to ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood. Former Al Jazeera staffers say the network tilted coverage to favor the rebels in Syria's civil war.
And let's not forget that the emir of Qatar owns the network and that the Qatar government provides Al Jazeera with, as the New York Times put it, "seemingly limitless financing."
This is a country, mind you, that discriminates against women "in law and practice," according to Amnesty International, and maintains "strict controls on freedom of expression, and moved to tighten these further with a new draft media law." Qatar doesn't allow the existence of political parties, has been accused of torture and is rated "not free" by the Freedom House.
For mainstream journalists, none of this appears to matter when it comes to appraising the network (or applying for jobs there). After all, at least the owners aren't conservative.
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Written by Vegetarian Star on April 19th, 2010 in Authors, Books, Food & Drink, Nutrition-Health-Fitness, Reality TV.
Jillian Michaels, one of the coaches from The Biggest Loser, has a diet and health book, Master Your Metabolism: The 3 Diet Secrets to Naturally Balancing Your Hormones for a Hot and Healthy Body!
The three themes for the book are Remove, Restore, and Rebalance, which reference to changing the foods that go into your mouth in order to achieve a healthier system (metabolism) that will enable you to lose weight.
Along with resources like shopping lists, tips for eating out and how to eat on a budget, Master Your Metabolism contains recipes.
This is an entire chapter featuring vegetarian main dishes, which is a plus, but it's a little disappointing that Jillian didn't choose to make these the focus of the recipes in her book, as she's a pescatarian who will only eat sustainable seafood.
Most of the foods on her top 10 recommended list, however, are vegetarian–nuts, seeds, legumes, organic dairy, whole grains, fruits and dark, leafy vegetables.
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Saint Liam, the probable favorite for Saturday's Breeders' Cup Classic – Powered by Dodge (gr. I), had his final work before the $4 million race Monday morning at Aqueduct.Most of the horses are stabled at Belmont, site of the World Thoroughbred Championships, but Rick Dutrow, who trains Saint Liam, regularly has his horses at Aqueduct.The 5-year-old Saint Ballado horse worked five furlongs in 1:01 3/5 and galloped out in 1:14 1/5. With Rudy Rodriguez aboard, he went to the track at 8:40 a.m. and had splits of :13 2/5, :26 2/5, and :38."This is all he needed," Dutrow said. "If I wanted him to breeze fast I would have breezed him in company but he doesn't need that. He finished up good and that is what he is going to do in the race."Owned by William and Suzanne Warren, Saint Liam won the Woodward Stakes (gr. I) in his last start Sept. 10 at Belmont. That was the first time he was ridden by Jerry Bailey, who will be aboard in the Classic."The work couldn't have been better," Dutrow said. "He does everything so effortlessly."The trainer said Saint Liam will walk Tuesday and jog on Wednesday, then gallop into the race.He has to be on the grounds of Belmont Friday, the day before the race. Dutrow said he would prefer to go right into the stall he will run out of in the detention barn -- -where he must be Saturday -- -rather than be in a stall for one night and then move the morning of the race.Another Dutrow Cup-bound horse working at Aqueduct was Buckram Oak Farm's Silver Train, who was timed in :58 2/5 for five furlongs.Working a mile at Aqueduct in 1:45 2/5 was West Point Thoroughbreds' 3-year-old filly Yolanda B. Too, who will be ridden by Eibar Coa in the Emirates Airline Breeders' Cup Distaff (gr. I)
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When I first got married I embraced Christmas with all the zeal the season required. I made lists, got the food, made sure each of the new relatives got appropriate presents. I sent the cards early enough so they arrived in time but not so early that they made people feel bad.
Mostly we went to (my now ex) husband's parents place to celebrate with his family.
Instructions soon followed on what and how much food was to be prepared, brought and served and how much my two children were allowed to eat.
After about 10 years of this and several years of snide remarks about the value of presents, types of gifts, quantity and type of foods brought, I had enough.
The stone ginger was the phone call on December 28 one year telling me that my homemade Pavlova was a disgrace, my two children ate too much, the cards I sent were not Christmassy enough and the gifts I bought were cheap and not evenly applied.
I exploded and said: "That's it, Christmas is cancelled". From that year on I bought no presents, sent no cards, made and took enough food to share and made sure that my children did not go hungry or were the target of cutting remarks. I didn't put up Christmas decorations or lights. December 25 was just another day.
It was one of my better decisions. Zero stress and it didn't hurt the bank balance either.
I am not Christian and haven't been for the past 45 years. I celebrate quietly my chosen special days and leave the other days to those for whom it matters. I always worked Christmas Eve and Day, along with Easter holidays, so those with families could celebrate.
I am so over the whole Christmas hype and shebang. It is nothing except the hijacking of the Pagan festivals that has been turned into a debt-fest and guilt-inducing horror show. It's a time of the year that this Pagan family is glad to leave to others.
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Smaller companies are neglected in a market that adores the top 100 firms
Saturday 30 August 1997
Anyway, far be it from me to suggest that one of the UK's most famous and successful corporate raiders has passed his sell-by date.
If it happens it will be a result of pressures from both without and within. First of all, Hanson has been busily divesting itself of the interests built up through two decades of aggressive acquisitive management.
The departure of Imperial Tobacco from the group has finally brought the market capitalisation to a point where Hanson only just justifies inclusion in the index. Then you have the new Young Turks of the stock market - those newly de-mutualised financial companies that are knocking on the door of the Footsie.
Both Woolwich and Norwich Union will enter the index when it is rebased in September. With market capitalisations of more than two and three times that of Hanson respectively, such a move is inevitable.
These changes emphasise the predominance of financial stocks within this index and serve to remind us that the Footsie is an index made up of successful companies.
Anticipation of entrants and departing companies is something of a City pastime. If, as a company, you look like gaining admission to the index, buyers emerge. Appear close to falling out and you will be friendless in the investment community. All rather sad really, particularly as Britain's smaller companies could do with a bit of support.
Support was not forthcoming in a recent report by one of the country's leading investment banks, suggesting Britain's second 250 companies were net losers in the changes resulting from the Budget measures on the tax treatment of dividends for pension funds.
According to HSBC Investment Bank, the shares of Britain's second-tier companies could fall out of favour with investors.
They reason that pension fund managers will be looking increasingly at dividend cover, the number of times dividends are covered by earnings, in an effort to invest in those companies best able to replace the loss of tax credit, by upping their annual payments.
It seems that, on balance, dividend cover for these particular companies is rather less than that enjoyed by Britain's top shares.
For those who missed this particular measure in Gordon Brown's first Budget, the ability of pension funds to reclaim the Advance Corporate Tax on UK dividends has been ended.
For UK investors, ACT, which is presently 20 per cent, is offsettable against the overall tax bill. A 40 per cent taxpayer thus has only a further 20 per cent to pay on any dividend received from a company.
Until the Budget, pension funds could reclaim this 20 per cent tax and thus increase the gross yield on investments. The ending of this practice has effectively cut the income return that pension funds receive on their assets by one-sixth.
The Chancellor was minded to introduce this measure in part to raise money for the Exchequer, but also to encourage companies to pay less out by way of dividend and reinvest more in their business.
HSBC surmises that this is unlikely to carry much weight with actuaries, who will be looking at the guaranteed return dividends can provide. These investors may be seeking to replace dividend income, perhaps by buying gilt edge stocks or investing in companies capable of upping their dividend regularly. Then there is the fact that these companies may need to replace the loss of revenue by raising the contribution to their pension funds.
This HSBC study showed that a number of companies had pension schemes likely to need a higher level of contribution, with all that means for profitability.
This added overhead comes at a time when many companies must be wondering if the consumer boom of recent months can continue for much longer.
I will not bore you with the arguments over the size of a pension fund in relation to the market capitalisation of the company involved, or the assumptions made in terms of growth of pension fund assets required to meet expected liabilities.
Suffice it to say that yet another cloud has passed across the horizon of those looking for a new dawn for smaller companies.
Global investors who chase the big companies are having it all their way, making indexed funds look evermore attractive. These funds have yet to be tested in a real bear market. Just remember markets do not go up forever.
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BOHEMIA, N.Y., Aug. 1, 2014 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Organic olive oil producer Bellucci Premium discusses different types of olive oil labels and the hidden meanings behind these labels.
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When a consumer is shopping for olive oil, like Italian olive oil, in the super market, they are faced with a number of decisions. Here is a breakdown of the different things that can appear on an olive oil bottle label and what they really mean.
Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Extra virgin olive oil is the highest grade of olive oil. In order to be extra virgin, the oil must pass a flavor and aroma test from a professional taste panel. It must contain less than 1% oleic acid and cannot be produced using chemical solvents. This grade of oil must always be cold pressed.
Virgin Olive Oil
Virgin olive oil is the second best grade. It must contain 2% acidity and is rarely found in stores.
Light or Extra-Light
Many are thrown off by the word "light", as it has commonly became synonymous with meaning "low calorie." This is not the case in olive oil. Almost all olive oils have 14 grams of fat and 120 calories per tablespoon. The light or extra-light oils are refined and suffer from a loss of aroma, flavor and health benefits.
Pure, Pomace, or Olive Oil
This oil is made with heat and solvents, and is categorized as refined oil.
First Cold Press
"First cold press" means that the olives were crushed one time, remaining the freshest and fruitiest. The word "cold" refers to the temperature that the olives did not exceed during the process, which is 86°F. All extra virgin olive oil is first cold pressed. However, not all first cold pressed olive oil signifies high quality authentic oil.
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Olive oil's flavor can break down and become rancid if it becomes too old, which is generally no more than two years. Freshness is one of the most important qualities in olive oil because it signifies flavor and aroma.
Quality Seals
Certifies that the oil has passed chemistry and sensory criteria.
Bellucci offers three different types of oil, including an organic option, with a mild peppery flavor and fruity undertones that will satisfy any palate. Bellucci Premium Toscano extra virgin olive oil uses olives that are grown on the beautiful landscapes of Tuscany, and maintained by 3rd and 4th generation farmers. The third type of oil Bellucci produces is the finest 100% Italian extra virgin olive oil, grown in many different regions of Italy.
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Meir Panim Gives the Gift of Camp to Hundreds of Impoverished Children.
I used to dream of a poster child for the organization I founded – MATCKH (Mothers Against Teaching Children to Kill and Hate). Someone who could put it on the map like Madonna has done for Kabbalah.
I had the perfect image. He would be a man whose ideal suicide mission would be to ram a plane into the twin towers, and who as a child had been bred on a viciously anti-Semitic, hate filled curriculum that produces six-year-old children who idealistically chant "I will blow myself up at the gates of Jerusalem." And now, having repented, he would point his finger at this educational culprit as the root cause of all the evil being perpetrated by fundamentalist Islamists on Jews, Christians and American interests around the world today.
Wishful thinking? Not really, it turns out.
I started MATCKH in 1998, with the encouragement and support of my dear friend Irene Klass, publisher of The Jewish Press. Even in the midst of the euphoria of Oslo, it was hard to believe that most of the media were ignoring the smoking gun that was the Palestinians' hate-filled educational system.
At the time, skepticism and disbelief were followed by accusations that Jewish textbooks were surely replete with the same venom and that we, members of MATCKH, were just stooges for the Israeli propaganda machine. Through the years (and with the help of former senator Connie Mack of Florida) we made contact with Palestinian Arab mothers and tried to encourage them, even promising them anonymity and fake identities, to step up and decry the travesty and child abuse that constituted their children's education. But they were afraid for their lives.
It seemed like a hopeless dream to find anyone willing to risk his or her life to expose this dangerously vile educational system.
Who could have imagined that such a person would materialize at Columbia University, in the Alfred Lerner Cinema, presenting his case to about 100 students? It was just one stop on a worldwide tour, including campuses like Harvard Law School, Yeshiva University, Concordia, and UCLA and to communities in London, Dublin and Chile.
An Omar Sharif look-alike, straight out of central casting, fluent in Arabic and English, a Muslim who had converted to Christianity, Walid Shoebad fit the bill perfectly. A made-to-order poster child, willing to share the horrid story of his brainwashed youth and his terrorist past with any audience that would hear him.
Walid was born a Muslim in Beit Sahour outside of Bethlehem. His grandfather was the Muslim mukhtar (chieftain) and a friend of the Nazi ally, Haj-Amin Al-Husseini, grand mufti of Jerusalem and a friend of Adolf Hitler.
As a religious Muslim who grew up hating Jews, the first song he learned in school was "Arabs are our beloved and Jews are dogs."
"I used to wonder who the Jews were," he says, but he repeated the words with the other youngsters without any knowledge of the meaning. He was imbued with the prophecy of Mohammed, which foretold a battle in which the Holy Land would be recaptured and the Jews slaughtered en masse.
He says he "can still see the graffiti I used to pass on my way to school each day – 'The day of judgment shall not come to pass until a tribe of Muslims defeats a tribe of Jews'; 'I will knock on the gates of Heaven with the skulls of Jews.' "
As a member of the Palestine Liberation Organization, he was imprisoned for acts of terror he perpetrated against Israel. After his release his parents, fearing he would carry out his wish to die a martyr, sent him to the United States, where his American mother's grandfather was the mayor of Eureka in Humboldt County, California.
About the Author: Molly Resnick, a former NBC TV News producer and founder of MATCKH (Mothers Against Teaching Children to Kill and Hate), is a popular international lecturer and motivational speaker. She can be reached at email@example.com. Read other articles by Molly Resnick at mrsmollyresnick.com.
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We forget that Islam "converts" using fear. Nearly all old. Family Muslims are descended from those victims.
We forget that Islam "converts" using fear. Nearly all old. Family Muslims are descended from those victims.
To be more accurate they are blood related through Hitlers mother. She was from Tikrit, Iraq who also was of Jewish ancestors through Y Rabin. Including Saddam Hussein. Hitler had plenty of body doubles just like Saddam. Who knows where either is hiding.
LOL omg IF hitler had any body doubles i'm sure they are dead of old age by now. btw, the rest of your post is BS, hitler was austrian, no jewish ancestors at all.
I met his family on tour in Iraq and saw the family photo album which included yasser Arafat. Made copies of the photos and sent one set to the national archives, Hoole library at the university of Alabama and one to the Israeli foreign ministry. It's on file. Hitler grandfather was of Austrian and Germanic descendants. 205-348-1800 and someone will transfer you to the library. Bs that.
I wasn't converted on fear. So why spread lies about something you know nothing about. They also used Christianity to enslave Muslims. What's the ing difference
My parents weren't converted on fear. So why spread lies about something you know nothing about. They also used Christianity to enslave Muslims. What's the f'n difference?
Because of the murdering savage muslims, the crusades occurred!! This history of hate and vengeance goes all the way back to the child of Promise-Yitzchak / Issac and the child of bondage- Ishmael !! Hasn't changed and it won't !!
Hitler was raised Catholic. However the Nazis gave training and material support to the Arabs as nd many Arab leaders were admirers of Hitler. It should be no surprise that a lot of the lies they use against Jews and Israel are just recycled Nazi propaganda.
Walid's name is Shoebat, not Shoebad. He is a good man!
Arafat family went to Egypt during the exodus. Migrant workers. Some of his family still works as migrant workers. They have citizenship in both countries.
There's some fanciful historical imaginative revisionism (pure invention) going on here
That's crap Mazhar. If that were the case Muslims would be reaping what they've sown for centuries, right ?
We live in a world of wonderful possibilities, while they aren't guarantees they are of course your vision into a possible future and if enough people add their energy to that then shared vision it then becomes a distinct possibility and evolves through focused action into a collective reality… Don't give up on your possibilities… Blessed be
Christianity has enslaved and been forced upon more people than any other faith in the world. Yet, you people always blame Islam. Can you get your fact straight for once? Is it always necessary to lie and spin things? :/
Neeta, Christianity doesn't set you free when it's forced upon you, while the people who bring it to you tell you that you're subhuman, while they rape you and steal your resources, while they force their language upon you and then still use their special Christianity to enslave you and be racist towards you :/ do you know that Apartheid in South Africa was protected and promoted by Christian churches? The South African govt of that time even used biblical scripture to explain why people of colour are inherently and physically created by God as slaves? Do you know how many people today are encouraged to give their entire salary to their church? Do you know how many people catch on , fornicating, taking drugs, getting drunk the whole week and then sit in church on Sunday morning, hungover? And they're not in church because they want to be. They're in church because their family wants it or society will talk if they're not there. They weren't thinking about that when they were busy being "free" outside the church.
Adolf Hitler eventually became a satanist convert
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It was modeled upon a similar fund that had been set up by Sephardic Jews in Venice. But Amsterdam's Dotar was initially more ambitious in scope.
Rav Aharon Margalit is a bestselling author – his book, As Long As I Live, has been translated into four languages – and a standing-room only lecturer. Both religious and non-religious audiences flock to hear him. What makes him so extraordinary? Rav Margalit is a Chasidic Jew who experienced incredible challenges from a very young […]
J Street is the vanguard (Jewish face)in support of Obama's Vienna Accords Nuclear Deal with Iran
"I hold the woman's place over that of men in every fundamental aspect of public and private life."
The US-UNRWA accord is another example of this White House, hostile to Israel, disregarding truth.
On the saddest day on the Jewish calendar, Tisha B'av, a reflection on the dangerous deal with Iran
The Kotel gained significance around 1550. Previously, many Jews prayed on the Temple Mount itself.
All Jews MUST stand together to oppose boycotts against Israel. So why does NIF & JCF support BDS?
This year it is hard to concentrate on anything but Iran building nuclear weapons to destroy Israel
Bibi failed the moment he transferred Israel's Iran problem to the international arena.
I was entranced by Kaddish, a song of sorrow of the whole of Israel for the 1000s of years of exile
Like the Avos, we are invested with the mission to inspire humanity to become nobler and greater
Iran accords are worse than Munich; even Chamberlain would be shocked at what is transpiring again.
An unhappy person cannot become happy by acquiring items. Happiness has to come from somewhere else.
Torah wasn't given to be kept in Sinai; Brooklyn or Beverly Hills-It was meant to be kept in Israel!
Hellenism captured the imagination and hearts not only of the Greeks but of the majority of Jews in ancient Judea.
The motto "In God We Trust" is emblazoned on our currency and in courtrooms across America. And yet it seems we're trusting less and less in God these days. With each passing year, secularists and sophisticated intellectuals manage to kick Him out just a little more from the public square.
Two weeks ago I found myself at the International Conference of Chabad Shluchos in Crown Heights running a program together with my friend Rivka Kotlarsky for 120 Guests of Shluchos – many of them not yet especially observant.
"If you put Google, Apple, and Microsoft together, it still doesn't compare to the miracles of Jewish renaissance I have witnessed in this country," I said to two reporters from The New York Times and Moscow Times.
I went to a sentencing several weeks ago – my first ever. The man being sentenced, William Hill, was convicted by a jury of brutally beating Jacob Gerstle, an 81-year-old member of my community in Washington Heights, in 2006.
Anger – no, fury – was my first reaction to news of the rampage at Fort Hood last week. Thirteen dead and thirty wounded is tragic enough. But how could the alleged murderer, Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, have gone undetected on an American military base for so long?
I couldn't wait to board the speedy Acela train to Washington, DC two weeks ago to hear an old friend of mine, constitutional legal wiz Floyd Abrams, argue before the Supreme Court. I had watched him twice before and was riveted each time. This case, involving the McCain-Feingold Campaign finance reform act, promised to be a landmark in First Amendment law. To watch top-notch lawyers spar swords with some of the best legal minds in the country is quite an experience and I couldn't wait to feel that intellectual thrill once again.
Natan Sharansky has been a hero of mine ever since I learned this courageous refusenik refused to be exchanged for two spies without the Book of Psalms he had treasured for nine torturous years in Soviet prisons.
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New Poll: Americans Strongly Oppose Cloning Human Embryos for Any Purpose
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Over three-quarters of Americans oppose allowing researchers to clone human embryos for any purpose, either to provide children to infertile couples or to create embryos to be destroyed in medical research. This is among the findings of a new poll commissioned by the Secretariat for Pro-Life Activities of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB).
The United Nations in March approved a declaration urging nations to ban all forms of human cloning. A complete ban has been approved twice by the U.S. House of Representatives, and endorsed by President Bush, but the Senate has taken no action. The new poll shows widespread support for such a ban, cutting across all demographic categories.
Public sentiment against cloning human embryos to be destroyed in medical research remains strong, despite exaggerated and widely publicized claims by supporters that such cloning is essential to medical �progress.� Americans oppose this practice 77% to 15%. They also oppose cloning to produce children for infertile couples, 84% to 10%.
Richard M. Doerflinger, Deputy Director of the USCCB Secretariat for Pro-Life Activities, commented on the implications of this poll for H.R. 810, a bill pending in Congress to fund embryonic stem cell research. �Supporters of stem cell research using so-called �spare� embryos from fertility clinics have long said that moving into human treatments will require specially creating human embryos solely for research. Many say it will require human cloning, using each patient�s genetic material to create genetically matched embryos whose cells will not be rejected as foreign tissue. But if the essential next step is one that the vast majority of Americans rightly condemn, what sense would it make to take the first step?�
The questions were part of a national survey conducted by International Communications Research, which polled a weighted sample of over 1000 American adults by telephone on May 6-11. The new poll�s results on embryonic stem cell research were released May 16 (see http://www.usccb.org/comm/archives/2005/05-123.shtml). The ICR questions and results on cloning are attached.
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Should scientists be allowed to use human cloning to try to create children for infertile couples?
Yes 10.1%
No 84.3%
Don't Know 5.1%
Refused 0.5%
Should scientists be allowed to use human cloning to create a supply of human embryos to be destroyed in medical research?
Yes 14.7%
No 77.4%
Don't Know 7.2%
Refused 0.7%
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado- A Colorado man serving a life sentence on a murder conviction has claimed responsibility for up to 48 slayings throughout the United States, the sheriff's office said Thursday.
The investigation was first reported on the Web site of The Gazette of Colorado Springs. The newspaper said authorities have linked Browne to 19 of the slayings, in Arkansas, California, Colorado, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas, Washington and South Korea.
Sheriff Terry Maketa told the newspaper he believes Browne's claims of up to 48 slayings are credible.
An El Paso County Sheriff's Department spokesman told The Associated Press he had no immediate comment. The sheriff scheduled a news conference for later Thursday.
Browne pleaded guilty in May 1995 to kidnapping and murder charges in the 1991 death of Heather Dawn Church, 13, of Black Forest, a small town 12 miles (19 kilometers) north of Colorado Springs. He was sentenced to life in prison without parole.
On Thursday, he pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in the 1987 death of Rocio Sperry, a girl who was about 15 at the time, the sheriff's department said. The sheriff's department statement said the charge in Sperry's death came "as a result of communications initiated by Mr. Browne in 2002."
The statement said that since then, Browne has given investigators information on other slayings across the country.
Maketa told The Gazette Browne had served in the Army as a medic.
Charlie Hess, a sheriff's department cold-case investigator, said Browne told him he strangled, shot or stabbed men and women he encountered along roads, in bars or on the street, the newspaper reported.
Browne said he dismembered one victim in a motel room bathtub so he would not be seen carrying the body from the room, then put the parts in a suitcase and dumped it beside a road, Hess said.
Hess said Browne discussed the slayings in sporadic meetings and an exchange of letters he had with Browne over four years.
Hess, who said he is a former FBI and CIA agent, volunteers to help the sheriff's office investigate cold cases. Maketa credited Hess with persuading Browne to talk.
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Officer Darren Wilson Suffered "Orbital Blowout Fracture to Eye Socket" During Mike Brown's Attack On Him
This poor guy trying to run a store without having his merchandise stolen by goons…
…was not the only victim of the "Gentle Giant" Michael Brown's violence on the day of his martyrdom.
Via Gateway Pundit:
The Gateway Pundit can now confirm from two local St. Louis sources that police Officer Darren Wilson suffered facial fractures during his confrontation with deceased 18 year-old Michael Brown. Officer Wilson clearly feared for his life during the incident that led to the shooting death of Brown. …
Local St. Louis sources said Wilson suffered an "orbital blowout fracture to the eye socket." This comes from a source within the District Attorney's office and confirmed by the St. Louis County Police.
When a drug-crazed 6'4″, 300-lb monstrosity with the intellect of a feral beast breaks the bones in your face and then makes to attack again, the choice is between using your sidearm and dying.
Meanwhile, the police account of the story has been confirmed not only by Saint Michael's autopsy, but by more than a dozen eyewitnesses.
That the people running the media and the federal government side with a sociopathic monster against the police officer he assaulted, and with the mobs that riot in his name against hard-working business owners, tells you all you need to know about our progressive ruling class. In service to their disgusting and deranged ideology, chin-pulling liberal elitist weenies of the type who imposed Obama on us will literally destroy civilization if we let them, reducing us to the level of cavemen bashing each other over the head with rocks.
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