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The Pravda of the South Speaks Again
Early yesterday, a contact on the G.O.P. staff of the House Judiciary Committee told me that her colleagues had taken a step to attempt to pre-empt the hearings that the Committee had originally scheduled for Thursday (now postponed), at which the Siegelman prosecution will appear center stage. They were, she told me, going to use a time-honored technique: the interview transcripts would be leaked to a reporter "who can be trusted to get our message across." That is, not a real reporter, but a partisan attack animal. I wondered for a second just who the G.O.P.'s attack dog would be. But in fact, it didn't take much effort, since it's been clear for many months exactly who in the press could be counted upon to present Republican Party propaganda in the guise of a news story. And then, in a matter of only a few hours, the story appeared, just where I knew it would, in the pages of the Birmingham News.
In the guise of reporting on the Simpson interview with the House Judiciary Committee, the B'ham News reporters in fact launch a major sustained assault on the credibility of Jill Simpson. Nothing new here either. Their reporting has from the beginning consisted almost exclusively of processing G.O.P. attacks on Simpson's credibility and spinning their own distortions and lies. But the News's phony reporting has gotten so over-the-top that it has been required to print corrections in the past. And this piece is another prime example:
Simpson also told lawyers with the U.S. House Judiciary Committee that the reason she offered the sworn statement earlier this year was because she was concerned that Chief U.S. District Court Judge Mark Fuller of Montgomery had a conflict in Siegelman's case and should have recused himself. That statement differs from her earlier public comments and her sworn statement that she wrote the affidavit because of concerns that a lawyer working for Gov. Bob Riley had a conflict representing former HealthSouth CEO Richard Scrushy.
The News's statement is either dishonest or stupid (not to imply that it might not be both). The attorneys for Siegelman and Scrushy were engaged in an effort both to get Judge Mark Fuller, a former member of the G.O.P. Executive Committee and a man who previously stated that criticisms brought against his management of the accounts as a district attorney by the Siegelman Administration had been "politically motivated" (both facts never reported by the News), to recuse himself and to get a new trial. These efforts are tied together, because a party seeking a judge's recusal at the end of a trial faces a very heavy burden, which is essentially the need to justify a new trial. So what the News would portray as two different things is in fact one and the same. The fact that an ethically conflicted attorney had played a key role in the defense would open the door for a new trial. And it would put the motion for the recusal of Judge Fuller, which was as presented limited only to his extensive business dealings with a party (the Department of Justice), on a much stronger track as well.
And having interviewed Simpson back in the beginning of the summer, I can attest that her account has never waivered on these points. In fact, I was in the midst of an interview with Simpson one day when the News's ace reporter called and conducted an interview of his own. It was a strange experience, and the reporter in question kept hitting the same questions over and over again, about a couple of specific lines from the Simpson affidavit. He could be exploring the entire story, I thought, pushing it forward. But all he wanted to do was attempt to trip Simpson up in some inconsistency. It was bizarre. But it told me everything I needed to know about his mindset. Simpson was the enemy. And he was on a mission to take her down. His quest hasn't stopped.
Indeed, there is quite a bit more that still has not been developed or explored in the House Judiciary transcript. And there is very substantial corroboration of each point in her testimony. But it's typical of the News and its pseudo-journalistic style, that it undertakes a relentless attack, and makes no effort to actually investigate.
Just as it made no effort to explore or look into the Lanny Young allegations concerning Senator Sessions and Judge Pryor, or the FBI probe into Senator Shelby. Its editorial policy shapes its news reporting, and that policy involves upholding the Alabama G.O.P. at all costs, and attacking the Democrats.
The spirit of the News shines through in a cartoon which appeared in its web pages first and then was replaced with an edited version. Here's the final, approved version of the cartoon.
The original was like this, except the label on the back of the character was originally "honky." The point that the cartoonist wants to make is not entirely clear. Perhaps that the Black community are the real racists? In any event, it automatically identifies whites with the Republican Party, a perspective transmitted in the pages of the News every day. An editor of the News was quick to offer apologies, but in fact humor is often very revealing–and this cartoon tells us all we need to know about the mindset of the News and its masters over the mountain.
It's a simple fact that the News has published often bizarre front-page assaults on every major Black political leader in the community. And this hasn't been lost on the Birmingham community, since it triggered protests that week.
The News's publisher, Victor Hanson (I am not going to use distinguishing toothpicks after the name, since for these purposes it doesn't matter which generation we're talking about), has a long track record of associating with and funding G.O.P. causes and candidates, with a focus on the Religious Right side of the party. There's no mistaking this attitude in both the editorial line and reporting of the paper. And today's smear piece relating to the Siegelman case is a typical example.
Tuscaloosa News: Stench Getting Stronger
Now when federal prosecutors start spinning technical criminal defenses to try to defend themselves from charges of political manipulations, you know something is foul. The Tuscaloosa News finds a series of very strange comments by the prosecutors who handled the Siegelman case to be worth a pause and consideration. In fact, they are not only senseless, they point to something worse. But then the paper is particularly focused on the increasing signs that link the trial judge, Mark Fuller, to misconduct in connection with the case. Fuller, who owes his appointment to Senator Jeff Sessions, and who is close to William Pryor, used his authority as judge to block introduction of material concerning the double standards used for these two politicians during the Siegelman case. And this evidence would have been vital to establishing the political motivation behind the prosecutions, just as it is now.
Siegelman's lawyer said defense attorneys tried to introduce evidence during the former governor's trial that Young also contributed to Pryor and Sessions but after a hearing in private, U.S. District Judge Mark Fuller refused to allow it. Late last week, Fuller also refused to release Siegelman on bond, pending his appeal.
The irregularities in the Siegelman case will get a public airing when the House Judiciary Committee holds a hearing Thursday. The stench of the case, already strong, is likely to get much worse as more details come to light.
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The first of six Baltimore police officers to be brought before the court for their treatment of Freddie Gray, a black twenty-five-year-old whose death in their custody was the immediate cause of the city's uprising last spring, William Porter is young, black, and on trial. Here in this courtroom, in this city, in this nation, race and the future seem so intertwined as to be the same thing.
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Wigan boss Shaun Wane was livid when he discovered the team his side defeated in last year's Super League grand final were passing on their knowledge to help the NRL premiers fine-tune their game plan for the Allianz Stadium showdown.
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We didn't think it looked too shabby in the first place, but the Alexander McQueen flagship store on Bond Street has undergone a complete makeover. The two-story building has just re-opened, and gives an even greater insight into the world of McQueen.
The space is devoted to showcasing the inspirations that make this label what it is. Each wall is covered in bespoke paneling, which depicts mushroom gills, cactus flowers, seahorse tails, and tangled leaves. Even the label's celebrated "armadillo" shoes are tributed, by the curves in the moulding, no less. The boutique is dedicated to womenswear and accessories, only (sorry boys, you'll have to go to the brand's Savile Row store for your shopping needs). As Sarah Burton says, "It's very McQueen to see something from a distance and think it's one thing and then look up close and discover it is something else. It's important to us that everything in the stores feels very precious." Intriguing. Make sure you pop by and see for yourself. No excuses.
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The Party-Perfect Holiday Outfit — & The Makeup To Match
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There isn't a time when I don't want to put on a sparkly number, but there are really only two occasions when a sequin dress is appropriate: my birthday and, of course, New Year's Eve. To kick off 2014, I found this baby from Parker. And, despite the fact that it's sequined, it's a solid neutral, which gives me liberty to go wild with my makeup.
Step 1: Every good makeup look starts with a great foundation. For me, it's important that my makeup lasts all night, so I started with Revlon's ColorStay Makeup, which stays put, but doesn't feel heavy. Take a makeup sponge and lightly dab the foundation where you need it, then blend.
Step 2: I wanted to create a smoky dark eye, so I'm using a ready-to-go palette, Revlon's PhotoReady Primer + Eyeshadow in Renaissance. Apply the slate gray shadow with a flat brush, patting the color onto the lid from your lashline to your crease.
Step 3: Then apply the purple shadow into your crease from the outside of your eye towards the inside of your eye, tapering the color as you go. Really concentrate the color in your outside crease for that smoky feel. Take a blending brush and mix the two colors together.
Step 4: Apply a shimmery beige shadow with a fluffy brush directly under the arch of your eyebrows.
Step 5: Curl your lashes and apply two coats of mascara. I love Dior Diorshow Waterproof Mascara in Black. The secret to having clump-free lashes is to wait for each coat to dry before reapplying.
Step 6: Apply peachy blush to the apples of your cheeks. I use NARS Blush in Torrid.
Step 7: You know I am not leaving the house without lipstick, and for this look I wanted something sultry for the evening. I chose Revlon Super Lustrous Lipstick in Sultry Sable.
Revlon Photo Ready Primer + EyeShadow in Renaissance , $9.99, available at Revlon; Dior Diorshow Waterproof Mascara in Black, $25, available at Sephora; NARS Blush in Torrid, $29, available at NARS; Revlon Super Lustrous Lipstick in Sultry Sable, $6.99, available at Revlon.
This holiday season, go out and find that special dress covered in sequins or sparkle to make you feel like you can take on the world and your work holiday party, all on the same day. Pair your glitz with a smoky eye and bold berry lip for the ultimate beauty combo this holiday season. Cheers!
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Wanaka-based Janina Kuzma has finished fifth in the final of the freeski halfpipe at the Winter Olympics.
The result follows Jossi Well's fourth-placed finish in the men's event at the Rosa Khutor extreme park earlier in the week.
Kuzma produced a strong run in the first of two outings in the final with a score of 77 to put herself into medal contention in fourth place.
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United States skier Maddie Bowman won the gold medal with a score of 89 in her final run, pushing top qualifier Marie Martinod into second place.
Earlier in the day, Kuzma comfortably qualified through to the final of the women's freeski halfpipe, with the event making its debut at the Winter Olympics. Kuzma produced an impressive first run to score 73.8 and place eighth after the first of two runs, with the top 12 advancing to the final.
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A blistering first 20 minutes in Stockholm were enough for Argentina to continue their winning form, as they downed Sweden 3-2 at the Friends Arena.
Gonzalo Higuain opened the scoring early on, but that was cancelled out by Jonas Olsson's header. The equaliser only served to spur on the visitors though, as Sergio Aguero struck twice to make it 3-1, before Rasmus Elm struck a stunning late consolation.
Argentina were celebrating almost instantly as they took an early lead. Barely two minutes were on the clock when Angel Di Maria burst forward and caught the home side off guard. The Real Madrid man laid the ball off to Higuain, and the striker's powerful effort took a deflection on its way into the net to hand the Albiceleste the lead.
The South Americans looked supremely comfortable, dominating possession and pressing well to retrieve on the few occasions the ball went astray, reducing Zlatan Ibrahimovic to a mere spectator in the first half. However, defensive lapses were to rear their head and allow Sweden a way back into the game. One of their first attacks saw a looping corner to the far post find an unmarked Jonas Olsson, who made excellent contact and powered his header past the diving Sergio Romero.
That goal failed to halt Argentina's dominance, however. Di Maria was at his brilliant best again when he ran at the Sweden defence and found Sergio Aguero, who delicately chipped over Andres Isaksson with his left boot to restore the advantage.
Lionel Messi had been playing deeper than usual in the attacking trident, but in one of his first approaches on goal the four-time Ballon d'Or winner launched a stinging shot from outside the box. Isaksson parried, only to despair as the ball fell into the path of Higuain for the easiest of finishes.
Di Maria and Aguero both had chances to add to their tally, while Sweden tried to hit back through Alexander Kacaniklic, who forced a decent save from Romero. It was Argentina, however, who went into half-time on top and in electrifying form.
Sweden as promised had withdrawn Zlatan Ibrahimovic after the first 45 minutes, and continued to play second fiddle to an Albiceleste side that dictated the rhythm of Wednesday's friendly.
Messi & Co. remained on top throughout the second half, but in a game that became progressively more disjointed as both sides made full use of their substitutes, with goalmouth action increasingly sporadic.
There would however be one late cheer for Sweden; Rasmus Elm slamming home a brilliant free kick to give Sweden their second of the evening.
The Albiceleste maintain their unbeaten run established throughout 2012, and will next host Venezuela in March in their first official match of the year. Sweden, meanwhile, will face Republic of Ireland before travelling to Slovakia.
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|Iceland emulating Leicester City would delight Hallgrimsson
|Chelsea could still sign Pato permanently, says agent
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|Fuchs retires from Austria duty
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|Emery a big loss for Sevilla, says Baptista
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|Defoe: Allardyce ready for England
|Wales defend celebrations after England´s Euro 2016 elimination
|Rooney: Next England manager doesn´t have to be English
|Mascherano set for Barca stay
|Carragher suggests Klinsmann as England boss, dismisses Shearer
|Glik confirms Monaco move
|Australia to face Japan in Melbourne
|Galliani: Montella gives Milan a fresh start
|We must take care of Messi - Argentina president
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|Higuain unlikely to renew Napoli contract - agent
|Hart: Tough job for next England boss
|Nani to join Valencia, confirms Fener president
|Glenn: Man, woman or caretaker for England
|Skrtel´s Fenerbahce move ´almost done´
|Al Ahly 1 ASEC Mimosas 2: Jol´s men beaten again
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|St Patrick´s triumph as Europa League kicks off
|TNS claim narrow Champions League qualifying advantage
|Rooney denies players lost faith in Hodgson
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|Glenn seeks cure for ´brittle´ England
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|Martial scout departs Monaco
|President: Pato could return to Corinthians
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|Genoa appoint Juric as coach
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|Martino to stay on for Argentina´s Olympic campaign
|Inter want Berardi, Candreva and Gabriel Jesus - Thohir
|Ronaldo to best Lewandowski, Italy curse to strike again: The Euro 2016 quarter-finals predicted
|Villarreal hand contract extensions to Rukavina, Bonera
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Utah homicides down in 2011, but domestic violence killings increased
In nearly all cases, the violence between a couple does not begin with a murder.
"It's not uncommon that there is some history. That doesn't necessarily mean that history has been documented," Wyckoff said. "Often times that history has gone undisclosed."
In December, the Deseret News talked to AshLee Bambrough. Bambrough's former boyfriend was charged with kidnapping and aggravated assault after prosecutors say he pushed AshLee out of a vehicle moving 65 mph. She survived the incident, but was left with a fractured skull, broken hand and many cuts, scrapes and scars across her face and back.
AshLee said her boyfriend was very controlling.
"He tried to control what I wore, where I worked, how I looked, who my friends were, and he attempted to cut me off from my family. I now realize that these are actions of an abusive man," she wrote in documents filed in court.
But after each incident of abuse, she said he would come back the next day asking for forgiveness.
"When he'd start playing the nice guy again, I'd think, 'Maybe I did do something wrong. Maybe he was just trying to protect me. Maybe this, maybe that.' Honestly, now that I look back, I don't know what made me stay," she said.
Wyckoff calls it the "cycle of abuse," and said all domestic violence victims need to recognize the signs to know when to get out of a relationship. The first part is the "tension building phase" in which a couple will quarrel and the perpetrator will try to keep the victim isolated from friends and family. Then a violent episode will occur, followed by a honeymoon period filled with false promises.
"That is the cycle seen in many domestic violence relationships," she said.
Red flags that victims and their friends should look for include increased physical violence and controlling behavior such as threatening to harm a partner's children or pets, threats of suicide and forced sex.
Those looking to leave a violent relationship are encouraged not to act alone, Wyckoff said. A friend or a neighbor or a local women's shelter should be notified. If someone is in immediate danger, they should call 911, she said.
Otherwise, if someone is seeking to leave a violent relationship, the can call the Utah Domestic Violence hotline at 1-800-897-LINK (5465) or the national hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233).
"If you or someone you know is experiencing, abuse, break the silence," Wyckoff said. "You can't end the abuse without breaking the silence."
Another case that captured the emotions of Utah residents in 2011 but will not be included in the BCI's statistics because it happened just over the Utah border in Nevada, was the death of 16-year-old West Wendover High School student Micaela "Mickey" Costanzo. Investigators say Micaela was taken after school by a schoolmate to a remote area of the west desert near the border, killed and left in a shallow grave. Kody Cree Patten, 18, and Toni Fratto, 19, are scheduled to go on trial on murder charges.
Eleven times in 2011, a person was killed in Utah and the person suspected in the crime was a husband or boyfriend. In four additional cases, the defendant was a roommate.
Five of this year's homicides included children younger than 3 years old.
Provo had four homicides in 2011. Although recently released statistics from the FBI showed a significant drop in most major crimes in Provo, the exception was homicides, which rose from one in 2010 to four in 2011.
Two of those homicides came March 14 when a distraught woman set a fire inside her apartment near 750 S. 650 West. The resulting inferno claimed the lives of two neighbors, Karen Murray and Catherine Crane.
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September 28, 2010 11:13:00 AM
It actually felt chilly Monday morning.
Fall is here, and we couldn''t be more ready. Some prefer the summer and the heat -- not us. We like our days cut with cool breezes.
More reasons to say good riddance to last summer: It was hotter and drier than normal. According to the national Weather Service, temperatures average 2-4 degrees higher than normal over the summer. And, 42 percent of the state is under "abnormally dry" conditions, compared to 31 percent of the state three months ago, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor. Nearly 19 percent of the state, mostly portions of the Delta, is currently under moderate, severe or extreme drought conditions, according to the monitor.
It makes us sweat a little thinking about it. Maybe the fall will bring some rain along with it.
We''re looking forward to all the rest that fall brings -- football Saturdays; trick-or-treaters; stuffed turkeys and cranberry sauce; the turning of the leaves; the smell of smoke wafting from our chimneys.
We''re ready for the sweaters to come down from the top of the closet. But this is Mississippi, and we know that shorts and flip-flops will be part of our wardrobe for weeks to come.
In the meantime, keep the cool breezes coming.
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This was really good! We have lots of basil and I was looking for something that would be light for a summer supper. I didn't have any italian dressing so I used Bev's Italian Dressing #43522. I must have been heavy on the basil as my dressing was green not like the picture I used the Barilla PLUS penne which is a 14 1/2 oz. box so I used the whole cup of Italian dressing that Bev's recipe used. My husband doesn't like black olives so I left them out. I topped it with imitation crab for him and he was a happy camper. Thanks for a great recipe.
absolutely fantastic! i added shredded chicken
Made this with a few things added. However it was great as is.
I ADDED green olives,artichoke heart, plus hreen pimento too. It was great!!
Love this easy summer salad that really takes advantage of fresh basil.
This is a great, easy pasta salad. We prefer it the day it's made. If you want it for the next day, be prepared to add a little more salad dressing, as the pasta really soaks it up.
I loved this recipe! Really easy and so good- I couldn't stay out of the leftovers in my fridge. The first time I made it, I didn't have enough fresh basil so I threw in some dried and it was still great!
This really was super easy to make! John and I love pasta salads and this is a great addition to our collection. It is a very zippy pasta salad. Thank you!
This made a nice lunch. I cheated a little and used store bought pesto instead of using the fresh basil leaves(I couldn't find any). I used rotina(corkscrew)pasta. Thank you Spookygirl.


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1. Old Greenbelt Theater
I absolutely loved the area and atmosphere. This is great, if you and that special someone want to be close and cuddle while enjoying a good flick. …
2. Regal Cinemas Hyattsville Royale 14
6505 America BlvdHyattsville, MD 20782
From Business: Screen Count: 14
3. Academy Stadium Theaters
I went to this theater to watch Catching Fire and Best Man Holiday. The seats aren't very comfy and the floor isn't carpeted so it makes noises when…
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6450 America BlvdHyattsville, MD 20782
5. Be U T C G S A Theatre
6451 America BlvdHyattsville, MD 20782
6. Legacy Theater & Production Co
6510 Riggs RdHyattsville, MD 20783
7. Landmark E Street Cinema
555 11th St NWWashington, DC 20004
From Business: Screen Count: 8
8. Avalon Theatre
5612 Connecticut Ave NWWashington, DC 20015
From Business: Screen Count: 2
9. AMC Center Park 8
4001 Powder Mill RdBeltsville, MD 20705
From Business: Screen Count: 8
10. Smithsonian Institution National Museum of the American Indian
The best think about the Washington Zoo: it's free. We always take the metro train to the zoo. It is a good walk ater you get off the train, but my …
11. Shakespeare Theatre Company
516 8th St SEWashington, DC 20003
From Business: Screen Count: 1
12. Laurel Town Ctr
13310 Laurel Bowie RdLaurel, MD 20708
13. Samuel C Johnson IMAX Theater
1000 Constitution Ave NEWashington, DC 20002
14. Freer Gallery of Art & Arthur M. Sackler Gallery
1050 Independence Ave SWWashington, DC 20201
From Business: Screen Count: 1
15. Angelika Film Center Popup
550 Penn St NEWashington, DC 20002
From Business: Screen Count: 3
16. The Miracle Theatre
535 8th St SE Washington Dc, 20003Washington, DC 20003
From Business: Screen Count: 1
17. Round House Theatre
925 Wayne AveSilver Spring, MD 20910
18. P & G Theatres
1370 Lamberton DrSilver Spring, MD 20902
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450 7th St NWWashington, DC 20004
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1350 19th St NWWashington, DC 20036
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50 Massachusetts Ave NEWashington, DC 20002
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