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PORTLAND, Ore. -- The Portland Trail Blazers have signed shooting guard Wesley Matthews after the Utah Jazz declined to meet Portland's five-year, $34 million offer for the restricted free agent.
Matthews, an undrafted free agent out of Marquette readying for his second year in the NBA, averaged 9.4 points and 2.3 rebounds in 24.7 minutes for the Jazz last season as a rookie. He appeared in all 82 games last season and started in 48.
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The Good Wife (2009– )
Episode List
Season 1
22 Sep. 2009Pilot
Alicia Florrick returns to her job as a lawyer after her husband, a prominent state's attorney, is imprisoned. Her first case involves a mother who is facing trial for killing her ex-husband.
29 Sep. 2009Stripped
Alicia takes on the second chair of a rape case: a civil suit involving the abuse of a prostitute who may have been hired by her husband.
6 Oct. 2009Home
Alicia defends the son of former friends, who have ostracized her since the scandal, on a charge of felony murder.
13 Oct. 2009Fixed
Alicia is asked to find evidence that could help her husband get a new trial. Meanwhile, during a class action trial, she suspects that she has found evidence that the defense is paying off a juror.
20 Oct. 2009Crash
Alicia and Will represent three widows who are suing the freight train company their husbands worked for after a fatal accident, while Diane asks Kalinda to gather information on a lawyer who may be considered as a new partner.
3 Nov. 2009Conjugal
The firm gets a retrial in a case involving a convicted death row inmate, and Alicia is forced to turn to her husband to get information that will help them win the case.
10 Nov. 2009Unorthodox
While representing the daughter of one of the partner's at the law firm, Alicia finds herself attracted to her co-counsel and his unorthodox approach to defending their client.
17 Nov. 2009Unprepared
As Alicia prepares to defend a scientist accused of starting a fire in a university lab, she is asked to testify in her husband's appeal, which could send him home sooner than expected.
24 Nov. 2009Threesome
Peter's prostitute goes public with accusations that are very embarrassing to Alicia and her family. Meanwhile, name partner Jonah Stern asks Alicia to help defend him after he is accused of DUI and assaulting a police officer.
15 Dec. 2009Lifeguard
When a judge overturns a simple plea deal that Alicia arranged, she looks into his motivation, and Diane is made an offer she can't refuse...to Will's delight.
5 Jan. 2010Infamy
Alicia is taken off a high-profile First Amendment case involving an obnoxious talk show host who may be responsible for a woman's suicide when the wife of one of her husband's rivals requests her as her divorce lawyer.
12 Jan. 2010Painkiller
Alicia defends a doctor accused of prescribing oxycodone to a star high school quarterback who overdosed, provides information to Peter about his rival, Glenn Childs, and deals with Peter's mother, who has suffered a stroke.
2 Feb. 2010Bad
As Peter's trial begins, Alicia is busy with a civil trial defending a contemptible husband who was found not guilty of killing his wife. Meanwhile, Diane considers buying a gun for protection against an ex-con.
9 Feb. 2010Hi
As Alicia defends a husband accused of murdering the babysitter, she and her family prepare for the outcome of Peter's appeal and his possible homecoming.
2 Mar. 2010Bang
Peter returns home and discovers the secret photos that his children have been keeping from Alicia. At Alicia's firm, Will removes her from a case involving a bodyguard accused of killing his boss, a dishonest financial planner.
9 Mar. 2010Fleas
The firm is having financial problems, so Will takes on a questionable case and considers taking on an unsavory client. Meanwhile, Alicia tries to find out who's been Tweeting gossip about her relationship with her husband.
16 Mar. 2010Heart
Will makes a move on Alicia as the firm takes on an insurance company denying coverage for a risky, expensive surgery to an expectant mother. Meanwhile, Peter seeks public reconciliation with the African American community.
8 Apr. 2010Doubt
While a jury deliberates a case involving a co-ed accused of murder, ballistics expert Kurt McVeigh reenters Diane's life, while the awkwardness between Will and Alicia intensifies.
27 Apr. 2010Boom
Stern launches his plan to take down Lockhart and Gardner and steal all their best lawyers, while a potential surprise witness emerges with dirt against Peter.
4 May 2010Mock
Alicia tries to help an Indian family in her building after the mom faces deportation unless the son helps the feds bring down a group of smugglers, while Will presides as the judge in a law school mock trial.
11 May 2010Unplugged
While the firm takes on a case involving a divorce settlement for the wife of a musician who is in a coma, Alicia reluctantly considers a bold move to make sure that Lockhart and Gardner choose her over Cary.
18 May 2010Hybristophilia
Will sends Alicia to disgraced CEO Colin Sweeney's home to handle merger details, but finds him with a dead body instead. Meanwhile, Glen Childs tries to save his case against Peter, and Cary searches for a way to get back at Alicia.
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After getting wet in a passing rain shower the rain acts as a shield for the sun as the large waves pound the shoreline. It's officially 'winter' here on the north shore!
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wow - delightfully unusual!
if this is winter i am liking what i see!
The water looks so pure!
Such a beautiful mist from the water. the crashing waves look so energetic too
fantastic light and love the background mountains
great shot
Awesome catch!
Awesome shot!
Son of a bitch man that is cool. Gotta love having that weather sealed camera ehh. What Iso did you shoot this at? seems like it was up or something to catch that wave like that. guess it depends on the aperture you shot at too. Bummer the meta data is missing but such is life. Wish winter here looked like that. Ill be 4-6 feet deep in snow by december.
Ah, weather sealed helps but was in no danger of waves on me. Exif always embedded...just scroll down on right side
In a word? Stunning!!!
A spectacular shot!
Ha, love this one Aaron.
Love that virgin blue color of the crashing waves! Can I ask if you used any kind of filter for the bright sun?
A stunner!
beautiful sunset, with a perfect time of the shot
Gorgeous colors and water splash! I'm going to ignore that last bit about winter...
Wow, this is a really great work! well done.


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The Imperial Bible Dictionary (2 vols.)
by Fairbairn, Patrick•
Blackie & Son 1866
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The Imperial Bible Dictionary is a classic resource for Reformed perspectives on historical, geographical, and doctrinal terms from the Bible. Written in the nineteenth century for a growing audience of educated laypeople lacking formal linguistic and exegetical training—as well as the busy clergy in the trenches of ministry alongside them—The Imperial Bible Dictionary is a storehouse of robust Reformed thought. It is reliably written, while not being "overloaded with scholastic forms of expression." Featuring contributions from respected theologians like William Arthur, Franz Delitzsch, George C. M. Douglas, John Eadie, William Milligan, and James G. Murphy, this resource is both a lasting legacy of Reformed scholarship and a valuable research tool for today.
The Logos edition of The Imperial Study Bible is enhanced by amazing functionality and integrates seamlessly with your digital library. Scripture and ancient-text citations link directly to English translations and original-language texts, and entries will link to other dictionaries, encyclopedias, and primary texts. Perform powerful searches with the Topic Guide to instantly gather relevant biblical texts and resources. Tablet and mobile apps let you take your study with you. With Logos Bible Software, the most efficient and comprehensive research tools are in one place, so you get the most out of your study.
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The Imperial Bible Dictionary is a classic research work on biblical history, biography, and geography, written by a collaboration of respected Reformed theologians. Volume one of The Imperial Bible Dictionary contains entries from "Aaron" through "Juttah."
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- Publication Date: 1866
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The Imperial Bible Dictionary is a classic research work on biblical history, biography, and geography, written by a collaboration of respected Reformed theologians. Volume two of The Imperial Bible Dictionary contains entries from "Kabzeel" through "Zurishaddai."
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Cycling filter in separate established tank
Hi all,
I'm starting a new tropical tank after a 10 year hiatus from the hobby. I just picked up a 55gal/stand/LED hood combo. I've always had success with biowheels, so I will probably be going with an emperor 400 for filtration.
My question is with cycling. Even though they have the additives today I know cycling a tank can be difficult. I have a friend who lives close by with an established 50gal tropical tank. Would it make sense to run my emperor as an additional filter on his tank to establish the bacteria? He has also offered to give me a good portion of his tank water.
Has anyone had success using an existing aquarium to kick-start the cycle on a new tank?
His tank water will not help but running your filter on his tank will certainly seed your media and help speed up your cycle. I'd give it 2 weeks on his tank to really seed it well. I use my main tank to seed media for other tanks and it works great.
I'd see if he would lend you some filter material or gravel from his tank and go ahead with your tank that way, given keeping the bio wheel submersed during transport could present a problem, but should work just remember to keep all your bio material submersed during transport.
I'm sure he'd let me take some gravel/filter media as well.
I plan to add my gravel, heater, water, etc. to the tank the day before. Now to keep the cycle going ammonia must be added to the water. Would it be wise to immediately add some hardy fish or use an artificial source of ammonia for a while, like allowing flake food to decompose in the tank?
I'd just add fish since you are pre seeding your filter, you should figure you should be able to put about 1/4 of the stocking you friend already has in his tank as that's probably roughly how much bacteria you will pull over just watch your ammonia levels.
It can work, and has worked :) just keep in mind that near daily ammonia testing will be required and possibly water changes to help keep things in check during the cycle (seeded or not). And personally id get some seachem prime or other water conditioner for emergencies only.
Yeah I will probably check water parameters twice a day for a while and I'll be prepared to do frequent water changes as needed. My friends tank is a decently stocked 50 gal, so I think I'll be good adding 2-3 zebra danios at first. I am lucky in that I have a pretty big LFS right across the street if a problem arises.
Thanks for the advice guys, it's good to hear from people that have successfully done this before.
After all this I still think the "convincing your girlfriend to put a fish tank in the living room" cycle is way harder to get through than any other aquarium cycle :shock:
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wagonwright, waggonwright, wainwright(noun)
a wagon maker
A builder of wagons.
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Artifact Creature has Islandwalk, trample and shroud
Artifact Creature has Islandwalk, trample and shroud
I've got at least three decks in my community of Magic players that use this card - we all love the artwork, and especially in the tinker deck it's really evil.
Absolutely iconic mtg artwork in my opinion. I knew EXACTLY what card this was from the moment I saw the picture.
Such scale O_O
Who built this thing dammit!
MEMNARCH is jealous of that artificer!
MEMNARCH is jealous of that artificer!
I love this card!! It's amazing!!
That poor lighthouse.
i lovea this card i have this at graveborn edition
Simply epic scenery. Love the atmosphere.
The card itself, and the art is amazing.
I love the sheer audacity of Inkwell Leviathan. It's a big blue creature (Which is amazing) With trample and islandwalk (So someone is gonna be in a world of hurt) and shroud (Good bye, removal.).
I mean, holy crap. Such an absolute monster when it hits the field.
I mean, holy crap. Such an absolute monster when it hits the field.
yeah. pretty crazy... wow and shroud! I never used it in a game. I did not realize it had that too
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When our dining companion slipped into the bathroom at this swanky Scottsdale eatery and stayed a while, we assumed she was sniffing some Bolivian "marching powder" — or getting it on with a hot waiter. But when she returned, she wasn't runny-nosed or chatty; she was rapturous. "Dude, you have got to try the toilet," she breathed. And for once, she was right: These W.C.s really are to die for, from the heated toilet seats to a seat that lifts and rotates its plastic sheath on cue for each new customer, to the incredibly nifty bidets. We guarantee you'll return to your table not only feeling cleaner but positively excited. It's got to be the most fun you can have in a public restroom without breaking the law.
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Architects' Visions Of How the Modern May One Day Appear
By HERBERT MUSCHAMP
Published: May 3, 1997
The Museum of Modern Art has set itself the task of trying to figure out what modernism is, was or will become. The occasion for this exercise is the museum's plan to expand its midtown campus. ''Toward a New Museum of Modern Art,'' a show that opens today, presents ideas by 10 architectural firms invited to compete for the commission.
The show does not present finished designs for buildings. Instead, the 10 architects were given one month last winter to develop concepts in the form of sketchbooks. Based on those, the trustees narrowed the list last month to three finalists: Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron of Switzerland; Bernard Tschumi of New York, and Yoshio Taniguchi of Tokyo.
Also on view are projects by Steven Holl, Rafael Vinoly, and Tod Williams and Billie Tsien, all of New York; Rem Koolhaas and Weil Arets of the Netherlands; Toyo Ito of Japan and Dominique Perrault of France. Organized mainly so the public could compare and evaluate these 10 designs, the show also offers an opportunity to examine the museum's selection process.
More than most architectural competitions, this one has been conducted as a kind of learning experience for the building committee. Members of the museum's board of trustees have traveled around the world to look at recent work. A weekend conference with architects was held last summer at Pocantico, the Rockefellers' Westchester estate, with a follow-up meeting at the museum in February. The winning design will be chosen by the end of this year.
This approach seems distinctly Clinton Era, like those meetings the President-elect held in Little Rock, Ark., before taking office. Thorough, broad-minded and idealistic, the process has succeeded in raising expectations to a very high level. That level is not sustained by the work on view in this show.
The show was organized by Terence Riley, chief curator of the museum's department of architecture and design, and by an associate curator, Mathilda McQuaid. Mr. Riley also served as architectural adviser to the building committee of the museum's board of trustees. Each firm was presented with a green cardboard shirt box with the instruction that the presentation had to fit inside it. These have now been unpacked, their contents laid out on 10 wooden tables designed by Mr. Riley to resemble drafting boards.
The clarity of the display does not, however, make the 10 projects easy to understand. Even professionals may find it difficult to locate the playing field on which these architects were invited to compete. The architects took their ideas to different stages of development. Some remained within the rough sketchbook format. Others developed their ideas more fully into schematic designs. One even published a weighty, bound, limited-edition book. This diversity makes it hard to distinguish design from presentation.
The constraints faced by the architects are not easily grasped. Zoning restrictions, air rights, the recommendations of a function analysis prepared by the New York firm Cooper Robertson & Partners, the question of what to preserve from the museum's existing buildings, the addition of a new site occupied by the Dorset Hotel: without being versed in these interwoven conditions, it's nearly impossible to assess the forms these architects came up with.
It may be helpful here to visualize the lady inside the magician's box that gets stuck through with swords. Her contortions are minor compared to the maneuvers these architects had to make. This is an interstitial building, a design that will have to fit into the spaces between the museum's existing parts, knitting them into some kind of a coherent whole. Or at least a seductively incoherent one.
This project, in short, doesn't easily lend itself to big-statement architecture. It does, however, enable architects to respond creatively to the addition as a building type. This, in fact, is what could be most progressive about the winning design. The ''commission of the decade'' could turn out to be a low-profile reckoning with the dense urban condition. All the concepts deserve fuller consideration than space permits. But in this show, the three finalists are bound to be the focus of attention.
Clearly, the museum' trustees did not warm to schemes that seemed too personal, poetic or startling. The finalists have submitted rational, pragmatic schemes that will not subject the existing campus to major shock therapy.
Taniguchi's is the most classically modern of the schemes and so understated that one can easily overlook the skill with which it incorporates the museum's existing buildings into a harmonious whole. This is basically the same Modern, only bigger and better. Even the original 1939 building did not attain so serene a design.
The design is conservative but impeccably proportioned, and it comes along at a time when changing taste is bringing the International Style back into public favor. In this sense, Mr. Taniguchi's design would be as faithful to this moment as the original building was to its time.


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New Jersey high school basketball standouts Grant Billmeier and Jamar Nutter have signed letters of intent to attend Seton Hall University in the fall of 2003, it was announced today by Pirates' head coach Louis Orr. Both players made their commitments during the early signing period which began on November 13. "Grant and Jamar both come from excellent high school programs and we're happy to keep them in New Jersey. Having learned from coaches Kevin Boyle and Bob Farrell, they are both well-schooled and well-coached players who know what it takes to win, said Orr, now in his second season with the Pirates.
Billmeier, a 6-11 center from St. Patrick's High School, averaged 10 points, 11 rebounds and two blocked shots per game last season. From Pennington, NJ, he attended the Pennington School as a freshman before transferring to St. Patrick's, which has compiled a 40-16 record in the past two years. Billmeier has been invited to the Nike Invitational Camp for the past three years, while he participated in the USA Basketball Youth Development Festival in 2001. "We're extremely pleased to have a person and player such as the quality of Grant Billmeier join our program. Not only does he have good size and talent, but he's got a great work ethic. He brings strong character and leadership qualities to our program. Grant fills our need for more size, and he is physical and tough. The guy's a winner and has a work ethic second to none. Grant is an excellent post defender, passer and rebounder. He can face up and shoot the 3, as well as score from the post. Hes a very skilled big man," said Orr.
Nutter, a 6-2 guard from Seton Hall Prep, averaged 14.2 points and 3.0 assists per game last season for the squad which went 23-4 and captured its third consecutive Iron Division championship of the Iron Hills Conference. He was named to the All-Area First Team and the All-Essex County First Teams last season and was chosen to the All-State Second Team for Juniors. During his career, Nutter has averaged 11.4 points per game and 2.8 assists, while shooting 71 percent from the foul line. Seton Hall Prep won the Parochial A North State title in 2000-01 and won the Parochial A State title in his freshman season. "Jamar is an extremely talented and versatile player. He gives us a versatile guard who can play both positions. Jamar can make plays off the dribble and will give us good size and strength in our backcourt. He's an explosive offensive player," said Orr. Jamar has a huge upside and he is a very good athlete. Hes unselfish and is a team guy. He has a bright future here at Seton Hall. At Seton Hall, Nutter will be reunited with former high school teammate Marcus Toney-El, a Pirate junior forward.
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In a front page article on Friday, The Washington Post reported that a $50 LED light bulb manufactured in the U.S. by Philips had won the Department of Energy's L-Prize for using only 10 watts of energy to produce light as bright as a 60-watt incandescent bulb. But the Post completely obscured the consumer savings from the LED's energy efficiency, including in an infographic that had to be corrected because its math was wrong.
The graphic claimed we would be better off buying 30 incandescent bulbs over 10 years rather than one of the prize-winning bulbs:
But as several outlets pointed out, the Post greatly underestimated electricity rates. After correcting for this, the LED bulb that the Post called "costly" actually saves consumers a significant amount of money over time, as the corrected infographic shows:
Quite a difference.
Conservative media are claiming that President Obama's proposal to eliminate $4 billion in annual tax subsidies enjoyed by oil and gas companies would raise gasoline prices. But energy experts say that rolling back the subsidies would have an "extremely small" or "imperceptible" effect on the price of gas.
The right-wing media have used President Obama's speech at Walt Disney World as an opportunity to attack him, despite the fact that previous presidents, including Ronald Reagan, have given speeches at Disney parks while in office.
Right-wing media are demonizing the National Council of La Raza in order to object to President Obama's recent appointment of Cecilia Muñoz as director of the Domestic Policy Council, accusing the organization of being an "amnesty" group with "racist" ties. These attacks are not new: Conservatives have long described the civil rights group as "the Ku Klux Klan Of The Hispanic People."
Since President Obama took office, the right-wing media have engaged in a smear campaign against Obama administration officials as well as people Obama has nominated for spots in the judiciary. This witch hunt has continued unabated in 2011.
As many faith leaders have recognized, climate change presents a massive ethical challenge since those least responsible for global warming are among the most vulnerable to its consequences, including water scarcity, climate-sensitive diseases, and sea level rise. Yet in response to the recent international climate talks, conservative media outlets are mocking developing countries for seeking adaptation assistance, saying they just want to "cash in" on "climate gold."
Right-wing media have recently attacked President Obama for celebrating Hanukkah too early and for displaying too many Christmas trees at the White House. Right-wing media have long attacked Obama for how he observes holidays, including Thanksgiving, Veterans Day, Memorial Day, Easter, Ramadan, and even Halloween.
Anonymous hackers recently released another batch of emails taken from a climate research group at the University of East Anglia in 2009, along with a document containing numbered excerpts of purportedly incriminating material. Many of these selections have been cropped in a way that completely distorts their meaning, but they were nonetheless repeated by conservative media outlets who believe climate change is a "hoax" and a "conspiracy."
Right-wing media have been hyping the claim that a diplomatic cable released by WikiLeaks shows that President Obama had planned to "apologize" for the bombing of Hiroshima during his 2009 visit to Japan. But the cable only shows there was speculation from "anti-nuclear groups" that Obama might travel to Hiroshima after expressing support for a "nuclear-free world," and the Obama administration has said no apology was ever planned.
Almost since President Obama took office, the right-wing media have made the ridiculous claim that Obama goes around the world apologizing for America. And now they are at it again. On his radio show today, Rush Limbaugh claimed that when he visited Japan in 2009, Obama "wanted ... to apologize for dropping the bomb on Niros -- Hiroshima and Nagasaki."
Limbaugh based his comments on an Investor's Business Daily editorial claiming that a cable released by Wikileaks revealed that Obama had "plans to visit Nagasaki and Hiroshima to apologize for winning the war with the atom bombs."
But the Wikileaks cable cited by Limbaugh and IBD shows nothing of the sort. The cable, if authentic, describes a 2009 meeting between U.S. ambassador to Japan John V. Roos and Japanese Vice Foreign Minister Mitoji Yabunaka to discuss Obama's then-upcoming visit to Japan. The cable describes the idea of "Obama visiting Hiroshima to apologize for the atomic bombing during World War II" as a "non-starter."
But as ABC News' Jake Tapper has noted: "The cable does not state that the idea was from the U.S. Rather, Roos writes that Yabunaka thought that following President Obama's call earlier that year for a world free of nuclear weapons, anti-nuclear groups would speculate as to whether he would visit Hiroshima."
Tapper also reported that a "senior White House official asserts to ABC News that there was never any plan for the president to apologize for Hiroshima."
A study published in the prestigious journal American Economic Review estimates that the costs imposed on society by air pollution from coal-fired power plants are greater than the value added to the economy by the industry. The study concluded that coal may be "underregulated" since the price we pay for coal-fired power doesn't account for its costs.
According to a Nexis search, not a single major newspaper or television network has covered the study. By contrast, an industry-funded report on the cost of EPA regulations of these air pollutants has received considerable media attention.
The authors of the American Economic Review paper -- Nicholas Muller of Middlebury College and Yale's William Nordhaus and Robert Mendelsohn -- are considered centrists. Mendelsohn opposed the Kyoto climate treaty and spoke this year at the right-wing Heartland Institute's conference on climate change.
Economist Paul Krugman wrote that the study should "be a major factor in how we discuss economic ideology," adding "It won't, of course." From Krugman's post:
It's important to be clear about what this means. It does not necessarily say that we should end the use of coal-generated electricity. What it says, instead, is that consumers are paying much too low a price for coal-generated electricity, because the price they pay does not take account of the very large external costs associated with generation. If consumers did have to pay the full cost, they would use much less electricity from coal -- maybe none, but that would depend on the alternatives.
At one level, this is all textbook economics. Externalities like pollution are one of the classic forms of market failure, and Econ 101 says that this failure should be remedied through pollution taxes or tradable emissions permits that get the price right. What Muller et al are doing is putting numbers to this basic proposition -- and the numbers turn out to be big. So if you really believed in the logic of free markets, you'd be all in favor of pollution taxes, right?
An Investor's Business Daily article claimed that nine Department of Energy loan guarantees are going create jobs at a cost of $23 million per job, and the right-wing media have run with that claim. However, this figure assumes that all the loans will default and that the government will have to cover every penny of their cost. Economists have called these types of calculations "bogus" and "bad math."
If ever a writer was suited to pen editorials for Investor's Business Daily, it's Andrew Malcolm. And starting next month, Laura Bush's former flak will leave his post at the Los Angeles Times to go work for IBD, a far-right newspaper that publishes loopy birther columns, climate change denial rants, nasty personal smears, and in general just makes stuff up on a regular basis.
So yes, Andrew Malcolm should be very happy at the somewhat obscure IBD, writing up breathlessly negative appraisals of the president and all things liberal. He's been doing that for years at the Times.
Honestly, it's not really worth the time or trouble detailing Malcolm's long history of dishonesty. (If you'd like examples though, see here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here.) Suffice it to say Malcolm has come to symbolize a right-wing media movement that cut all visible ties with journalism, fact-checking, fairness and decency the day Obama was inaugurated, and has instead turned itself into a propaganda movement.
And that's the real reason why this personnel move is noteworthy -- because the Times, one of the largest newspapers in America, for years foolishly gave a national platform to somebody like Malcolm. He was paid to publish purposefully childish, unserious, and disrespectful blog posts, while the faltering Los Angeles newspaper shed employees at a stunning rate.
As LAObserved.com noted in the wake of Malcolm's IBD announcement:
[C]ritics have wondered why the Times devoted a senior (in salary) staff position to a blog that was essentially a gathering place for anti-Obama talking points, while laying off journalists and cutting news and opinion coverage.
And that's been the puzzle of Malcolm employment: Why did a newspaper like the Times decide it would be best if its only opinion writer regularly covering national politics for the largest newspaper in a solidly Democratic state conduct himself like a B-level, Obama-hating blogger? Who at the Times decided it made perfect sense in terms of branding to have someone like Malcolm become the political voice of the daily?
In the rush to cover the bankruptcy of Solyndra, a solar panel manufacturer that received a loan guarantee from the federal government, many news media outlets have misrepresented or omitted key facts.
Due to melting ice and the expansion of a warming ocean, the global sea level rose at a rate of 1.7mm/year during the 20th century and at a rate of more than 3mm/year since 1993, according to NASA.
But data from the University of Colorado's Sea Level Research Group show that since last summer, the sea level dropped 6mm, representing what NASA calls a "pothole on road to higher seas":
Climate scientist Josh Willis explained that the "pothole" was caused by the dramatic shift in natural climate patterns from El Niño to La Niña, which redistributed the globe's water, dumping much of it on land this year. Willis said the drop in sea level doesn't change the long term trend: "We're heating up the planet, and in the end that means more sea level rise ... But El Niño and La Niña always take us on a rainfall rollercoaster, and in years like this they give us sea-level whiplash."
As you can imagine, that key fact won't stop conservative media from employing the well-worn and always wrong tactic of using short-term changes to dismiss the long-term trends driven by human-induced global warming.


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Description: Clinton Darryl "Clint" Mansell, (born 7 January 1963) is an English musician, composer, and former lead singer of the band Pop Will Eat Itself. After Pop Will Eat Itself disbanded in 1996, Mansell was introduced to film scoring when director Darren Aronofsky hired him to score his debut film, π.[1] Mansell then wrote the score for Aronofsky's next film, Requiem for a Dream, which has been well received.[2] Its main composition "Lux Aeterna" has become extremely popular, appearing in a variety of advertisements, film trailers[3][4][5] and YouTube clips. His notable film scores include The Fountain, Moon ... (more)
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"Clint Mansell is the lead singer of the British band Pop Will Eat Itself that was signed to Trent Reznor's record label Nothing Records. During the Nights of Nothing Tour 1996 Mansell joined Nine Inch Nails on stage to performed the Pop Will Eat Itself songs "R.S.V.P." and "Wise Up! Sucker" with them. As a score composer Mansell has music from Nine Inch Nails for the movie "Man On Fire" and has cited Trent Reznor as a musical consultant for the movie "Requiem for a Dream". From TR's Twitter a"


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Sanctions, Countermeasures, and the Iranian Nuclear Issue
Calamita, N. Jansen, Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law
The international community's response to Iran's nuclear development program highlights the sometimes complex legal relationship between the UN system of collective security and the rights of states to take unilateral countermeasures under the law of state responsibility. It also raises a number of important questions about (a) the discretion afforded to states in the interpretation and implementation of Security Council resolutions, (b) the availability of countermeasures for the violation of multilateral obligations, and (c) the exclusivity of the Chapter VII framework for collective security.
This Article argues that, while the Security Council's Iran sanctions resolutions do not grant discretionary authority to states to broaden the scope of the measures, states retain their rights under the law of state responsibility to take unilateral countermeasures in response to wrongful acts. Under the law of state responsibility, multilateral treaties like the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) are best understood as integrated agreements, such that in the event of non-compliance each State Party is entitled to treat itself as an "injured State" for the purposes of determining the availability of countermeasures. Moreover, quite apart from the question of whether the NPT is an integrated agreement, there is a substantial body of state practice supporting the right of states to take collective countermeasures in response to violations of multilateral obligations. The case for this entitlement is at its strongest where, as in the situation with Iran, the wrongful conduct has been determined by an international body with responsibility for monitoring and verifying compliance with the obligations in question. In such instances, the use of countermeasures in response to violations--far from undermining the international order--may serve to promote respect for the international rule of law.
TABLE OF CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION II. LEGAL ASPECTS OF IRAN'S NUCLEAR DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM A. The Disclosure of Iran's Nuclear Program and Iranian Non-Compliance with its NPT Transparency Obligations (2002-2005) B. Reference to the Security Council (2006) III. THE SECURITY COUNCIL'S SANCTIONS RESOLUTIONS (2006-2009) A. The Iran Sanctions Framework B. The Scope of State Discretion in the Interpretation and Implementation of Resolution 1737. 1. The Interpretation of Security Council Resolutions 2. Resolving the Ambiguities in Resolution 1737 IV. THE AVAILABILITY OF UNILATERAL COUNTERMEASURES FOR VIOLATIONS OF THE NPT A. The Nature of Countermeasures and Their Legal Limits B. Countermeasures and the Concept of the "Injured State" 1. States Parties as "Injured States" under the NPT 2. The Character of the NPT C. Countermeasures by States Not Suffering Direct Injury--An Arguendo Characterization of the NPT D. Summary V. TREATY-BASED LIMITATIONS ON COUNTERMEASURES A. The NPT and the Concept of "Self-Contained" Regimes 1. The Absence of Treaty-Based Enforcement of NPT Obligations B. The Relationship between Security Council Action under Chapter VII and Unilateral Countermeasures VI. CONCLUSION
For the past seven years, the international community has been unable to resolve concerns raised by Iran's program of nuclear development. Throughout this period, Iran has maintained that its development of nuclear technology is purely for civilian use and, therefore, permitted under the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), which guarantees the "inalienable right" of all States Parties to develop, research, and produce nuclear energy for peaceful purposes. (1) As part of its NPT obligations, (2) however, Iran is also party to a comprehensive Safeguards Agreement with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), (3) the international body that monitors nuclear activity and supervises compliance with safeguards obligations under the NPT. …


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