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Charles Krauthammer: For aid to Egypt, demand reform
Sequestration is not the best time to be doling out foreign aid, surely the most unpopular item in the federal budget. Especially when the recipient is President Mohamed Morsi of Egypt.
Morsi is intent on getting the release of Omar Abdel-Rahman (the Blind Sheik), serving a life sentence for masterminding the 1993 World Trade Center attack that killed six and wounded more than a thousand. Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood is openly anti-Christian, anti-Semitic and otherwise prolifically intolerant. Just three years ago, Morsi called on Egyptians to nurse their children and grandchildren on hatred for Jews, whom he has called "the descendants of apes and pigs."
Not exactly Albert Schweitzer. Or even Anwar Sadat. Which left a bad taste when Secretary of State John Kerry, traveling to Cairo, handed Morsi a cool $250 million. (A tenth of which would cover about 25 years of White House tours, no longer affordable under sequestration. Says the administration.)
Nonetheless, we should not cut off aid to Egypt. It's not that we must blindly support unfriendly regimes. It is perfectly reasonable to cut off aid to governments that are intrinsically hostile and beyond our influence. Subsidizing enemies is merely stupid.
But Egypt is not an enemy, certainly not yet. It may no longer be our strongest Arab ally, but it is still in play. The Brotherhood aims to establish an Islamist dictatorship. Yet it remains a considerable distance from having done so.
Precisely why we should remain engaged. And engagement means using our economic leverage.
Morsi has significant opposition. Six weeks ago, powerful anti-Brotherhood demonstrations broke out in major cities and have continued sporadically ever since. The presidential election that Morsi won was decided quite narrowly – three points, despite the Brotherhood's advantage of superior organization and a history of social service.
Moreover, having forever been in opposition, on election day the Islamists escaped any blame for the state of the country. Now in power, they begin to bear responsibility for Egypt's miserable conditions – a collapsing economy, rising crime, social instability. Their aura is already dissipating.
There is nothing inevitable about Brotherhood rule. The problem is that the secular democratic parties are fractured, disorganized and lacking in leadership. And are repressed by the increasingly authoritarian Morsi.
His partisans have attacked demonstrators in Cairo. His security forces killed more than 40 in Port Said. He's been harassing journalists, suppressing freedom of speech, infiltrating the military and trying to subjugate the courts. He's already rammed through an Islamist constitution. He is now trying to tilt, even rig, parliamentary elections to the point that the opposition called for a boycott and an administrative court has just declared a suspension of the vote.
Any foreign aid we give Egypt should be contingent upon a reversal of this repression and a granting of space to secular, democratic, pro-Western elements.
That's where Kerry committed his mistake. Not in trying to use dollar diplomacy to leverage Egyptian behavior, but by exercising that leverage almost exclusively for economic, rather than political, reform.
Kerry's major objective was getting Morsi to apply for a $4.8 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund. Considering that some of this $4.8 billion ultimately comes from us, there's a certain comic circularity to this demand. What kind of concession is it when a foreign government is coerced into … taking yet more of our money?
We have no particular stake in Egypt's economy. Our stake is in its politics. Yes, we would like to see a strong economy. But in a country ruled by the Muslim Brotherhood?
Our interest is in a non-Islamist, nonrepressive, nonsectarian Egypt, ruled as democratically as possible. Why should we want a vibrant economy that maintains the Brotherhood in power? Our concern is Egypt's policies, foreign and domestic.
If we're going to give foreign aid, it should be for political concessions – on unfettered speech, on an opposition free of repression, on alterations to the Islamist constitution, on open and fair elections.
We give foreign aid for two reasons: (a) to support allies who share our values and our interests, and (b) to extract from less-than-friendly regimes concessions that either bring their policies more in line with ours or strengthen competing actors more favorably inclined toward American objectives.
That's the point of foreign aid. It's particularly important in countries like Egypt whose fate is in the balance. But it will only work if we remain clear-eyed about why we give all that money in the first place.
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Offenders with serious drug and alcohol problems could get a chance to go to rehab instead of jail if a new drug court pilot goes ahead.
The Law Commission recommended the establishment of a drug court pilot that would see sentencing delayed while offenders underwent rehabilitation and detoxification treatment.
A spokesman for Justice Minister Simon Power said the Justice Ministry was working with other government agencies, including the Health Ministry, and would report back on the cost effectiveness and funding availability for the programme.
"The Minister thinks the idea of drug courts is a really interesting idea," he said.
If the pilot court goes ahead it is likely to be housed at the Waitakere District Court.
Similar courts are used in many Australian states.
The New South Wales Drug Court was established in 1998. Those accepted into the system are remanded in custody for detoxification and assessment for up to two weeks. They must plead guilty, are given a suspended sentence and then undergo treatment for up to 12 months.
If offenders fail to complete the programme they can be re-sentenced. Offenders who are likely to be granted bail are sent to an early referral treatment programme.
NSW has also had a Youth Drug and Alcohol Court since 2000.
National MP Katrina Shanks is leading a delegation of MPs from the social services select committee in Australia this week.
They have spent the last eight months on an inquiry into youth offending and are about to start writing their report to present to Parliament.
In Sydney they visited the Youth Drug and Alcohol Court on Monday and sat through a case.
"We're looking at doing something similar in New Zealand, so we're having discussions around that at the moment."
The MPs' trip was funded by the Australian government and is part of an annual trans-Tasman exchange.
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Appearing on The Big Show Wednesday afternoon, Red Sox general manager Ben Cherington said that there was no instruction from ownership to remain under the luxury tax threshold of $178 million.
"There is always a benefit of staying under because if you stay under you're not taxed," Cherington said. "But we have gone over in some previous years, not by much, but we have been over in some previous years. There's no mandate to be under this year, but we'll continue to look at our payroll and context of deals we may or may not make and just do what we feel put us in the best position to win this year and be flexible."
Cherington explained that while there is no instruction to stay under the luxury tax threshold, the team is operating under a self-imposed budget. It was a topic that was broached due to a question regarding the motivation behind training shortstop Marco Scutaro (and thereby relieving the team of $7.67 million against the collective bargaining tax).
"We had every intention of him being on the team. We got to the point in the offseason, it happened to be after [last Thursday's] Writers Dinner, where something was presented to us and we felt there was an opportunity to reallocate that money in a more efficient way for the team," the GM said. "We may not use all of that now, but over time, whether it's now or in spring training or in the season, given the options we have at shortstop, we feel like we can use that money. But there's a difference in saying we have gone over the luxury threshold and that there's no mandate not to do that this year, there's a different between that and saying we don't have a budget. We do have a budget. They are two different things. They aren't unrelated to each other, but they aren't the same thing."
When asked if money was the driving force behind trading Scutaro, Cherington admitted that it played a factor. But the general manager also said that the team was able to execute the move because of the presence of Nick Punto and Mike Aviles at shortstop.
"To some degree because when you have that kind of money opening up, in addition to whatever other resources you have, it allows you to do other things with the team," Cherington said when asked if money played a factor in the deal. "With that move we felt we had a couple of guys in Aviles and Punto who could help us get close to giving us what Marco did, and Marco was a good player here and I expect him to be a good player in Colorado. We felt like we had some options there and we could reallocate that money elsewhere. We did part of that with Cody Ross. As you guys know, we've wanted to add a right-handed bat this offseason. Particularly with Carl's injury we felt like protecting our outfield mix a little better was important. We'll see what happens from here. If there are opportunities to make the team better before we get to spring training then we'll consider those if we find the right value. If not we'll go into spring training or go into the season and know we have a little bit of flexibility and be able to be nimble and make moves as we feel they're appropriate and the ones we felt were the best values.
"Punto has been a very good utility player. He has played more than that at times in his career, but certainly when he has been out there he has done a good job. Aviles has been an everyday player. He came up and was an everyday player for Kansas City and did a really good job and got hurt. While he got hurt and was making his way back they acquired a shortstop in the Greinke deal and he was sort of supplanted to some degree and we picked him up in a trade last summer. We need to get him into spring training and watch him, but he's certainly capable of being an everyday player. We'll keep our eyes out if there is a way to further protect the shortstop position we'll consider that."
For more highlights from the interview, including Cherington's contention that the Sox need to decide whether adding a starter now is more valuable than preserving financial flexibility for in-season moves, visit the Full Count blog. To listen to the interview, visit The Big Show audio on demand page. For more Red Sox news, go to the team page at weei.com/redsox.
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Giardi and Price break down how the teams in the AFC East altered their futures after the NFL Draft weekend.
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Danny Ainge joins Glenn and Christian to explain the Celtics draft process; and he also discusses the trade rumors that permeated the night.
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We check in with the manager of the Boston Red Sox, John Farrell joins us live from Tampa for our weekly update on all things Sox.
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Beijing: Most advanced technologies of chemical devices will be on display for two days in China`s Shanghai city in August.
The 5th China (Shanghai) International Chemical Technology & Equipment Fair will provide a stage for over 650 Chinese and foreign enterprises from 35 countries to showcase the most advanced technologies of chemical devices between Aug 20 and 22, Xinhua reported.
As a leading manufacturer of chemical equipment, China now has the world`s largest chemical industry, expected to expand annually with 30-40 per cent from 2011 to 2015, according to the data from the country`s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC).
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When: Saturday, June 7, 9:00 AM
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Who should come: This is a flat (8.8 miles) ride around a beautiful lake at just the right time of year. Surface is dirt, gravel, cinder beside the railroad and a little sand where I crashed last time. We'll take our time and enjoy the scenery and wildlife.
Meeting Description: Now I am not a bike mechanic. I would advise everyone to bring an extra tube, preferably one that fits your bike, (joke there) and/or a patch kit. I'll have a pump and a few small tools.
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Australia's Macquarie Capital is not bound by the U.S. Volcker rule's restrictions on bank's private-equity activities. So it's tripling down—and more—on its business in the country.
Macquarie tripled its p.e. investments in the U.S. over the past 18 months. And it plans to put even more money in this year, picking up the slack left by U.S. banks' Volcker-challenged merchant-banking businesses and deploying its own capital.
"We have committed US$8 billion of debt into deals in the past 18 months and that will accelerate," Jorge Mora, U.S. head of financials sponsor at Macquarie, told Financial News.
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Young actors in Hollywood have a new hurdle to overcome in their budding careers: Roving studio executives who patrol Twitter, Facebook Iand other social media sites with the threat of legal action if the young thespians disclose too much.
Talent managers and casting agents say Disney Channel, Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network often monitor posts by cast members on these sites for messages that might harm their shows' prospects with fickle youthful viewers.
The networks order them to take down posts that might reveal too much about characters, plot twists, casting or comments that might offend advertisers.
Social media dogs young actors seeking stage careers as well.
Carol Lynn Sher, an agent for kids seeking parts in Hollywood and on Broadway, said one of her clients lost a job after he posted that he was in the cast of a Broadway show before it was officially announced.
"They pulled the offer. It was devastating," she said. "I sent out a precautionary note to all my clients because of studios' and ad agencies' concerns about social media."
Efforts to rein in the online habits of kids are part of a larger Hollywood campaign to restrict adults, too. And it could become an issue in February contract talks for the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, covering over 150,000 actors, said a lawyer for ad agencies that work with the channels.
"We try to watch their tweets. If we see things that concern us, we raise it with them," acknowledged Sharon Lieblein, vice-president, talent and casting for Time Warner's Cartoon Network. She says she frequently asks kids to delete posts from Facebook or Twitter.
The network asked one of its young stars to take down a tweet disparaging drink retailer Jamba Juice as "disgusting," she added. "I thought it could be a major sponsor."
Disney Channel denies it is heavy-handed and instead insists it works proactively by offering social media training.
"Kids are our business. We know that their first instinct is to go on social media," said Judy Taylor, the Disney Channel's senior vice-president, casting and talent relations.
This summer, Disney instructed the channel's Good Luck Charlie cast members not to spill the beans online about the show's plan to introduce a new baby boy to the program's family, the Duncans.
Taylor said Disney often reminds kids to "think before you tweet," which she says helps prevent misfires.
"These things happened in the past and that's why it has happened now less and less," she said.
Viacom's Nickelodeon said its policies have evolved as the use of social media increased.
"We expect our talent to exercise discretion in all aspects of their lives," said Nickelodeon spokesman George Cabico.
The mothers of wannabe stars and their agents were loathe to discuss online restrictions for fear of hurting budding careers.
One mother said the secrecy around Paramount's upcoming Paranormal Activity 4 was so intense she didn't know the part for which her daughter was auditioning. The mother said she had to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) before her 11-year old could try out.
Paramount, a unit of Viacom, declined comment.
"Sometimes we have 2000 actors sign NDAs before even seeing a script," said casting director Francene Selkirk, who added that the threat of retaliation for a wayward tweet is always there.
"Do it and it could be the end of a casting director seeing you again, or an agent representing you in the future," agrees David O'Connor of O'Connor Casting in Chicago, which specializes in casting for TV, film and commercials.
An NDA obtained by Reuters spells out the consequences, "including without limitation, the right to seek civil and criminal penalties" if a person receiving a screenplay discloses elements of the screenplay "to any member of the press, on blogs, Twitter, Facebook, Youtube, MySpace or any other social network."
A company can legally pursue a child for rescinding the terms of an NDA or the child's parents if they agreed to be responsible should the child rescind, said Doug Wood of Reed Smith. But he noted it rarely happens and damages are hard to quantify.
Content companies and SAG-AFTRA are talking informally about the issue, said Wood, who negotiates for advertisers on the collective bargaining agreements. The guild believes NDAs cannot be required for casting calls and auditions.
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But O'Connor is sceptical.
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- 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 5 shallots, thinly sliced
- Kosher salt
- 2 tablespoons apple cider vinegar
- 2 tablespoons dijon mustard
- 1/4 cup sour cream
- 1/2 pound deli-sliced Black Forest ham, torn into pieces
- 2 bunches watercress, trimmed
- 4 endives, sliced crosswise
- Freshly ground pepper
Thinly slice the apples. Toss with the lemon juice in a large bowl.
Make the dressing: Heat the olive oil in a skillet over medium heat. Add the shallots and 1/2 teaspoon salt and cook, stirring occasionally, until golden, about 8 minutes. Whisk in the vinegar and mustard; remove from the heat and let cool slightly. Whisk in the sour cream and 1/4 cup water.
Add the dressing to the bowl with the apples. Add the ham, watercress and endives. Season with salt and pepper and toss to coat.
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In a large bowl, combine the coconut, milk and flour. Stir in baking bits.
Drop by rounded tablespoonfuls 2 in. apart onto baking sheets coated with cooking spray. Bake at 350° for 8-10 minutes or until edges are lightly browned. Remove to wire racks. Yield: about 4-1/2 dozen.
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- Calories: 99
- Fat: 5g
- Saturated Fat: 4g
- Cholesterol: 3mg
- Sodium: 31mg
- Carbs: 13g
- Protein: 1g
- Fiber: 1g
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Please explore our website and come visit our range. We have world class Rifle-Pistol, Trap & Skeet, and Archery ranges. We offer safety and introduction education through the Hunter Safety classes and GALS program. We have a variety of monthly matches including Muzzleloader, Cowboy Action Shooting, High Power, and a variety of action pistol and related matches (IDPA, ICORE, Steel Challenge, USPSA, Rimfire, 3-gun and Tactical Shotgun). You will find more information about each by clicking on the blue bubbles across the top of this website.
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SLOSA SPORTMEN'S DINNER -- FISH FRY, SUNDAY, JULY 24th
Save the date! Sunday, July 24th will be our next Sportsmen's Dinner. Doors open with appetizers at 5:30 followed by dinner at 6:00. The location is the Education building at the range (the large building next to the Trap & Skeet range).
This one will be our always popular fish fry (and grill). If you've been to a Sportsmen's dinner before, you know what to expect. If not, come out for a great meal and a chance to socialize. The price is $18 (kids under 12 are $12). What do you get for that? Start off with BBQ oysters for an appetizer. The meal is homemade clam chowder, fish (grilled or deep fried), hush puppies, fries and coleslaw plus a beverage. Save room for a root beer float for dessert.
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SLOSA operates a number of different ranges (Rifle-Pistol, Shotgun, Archery) as well as many monthly or weekly matches. Each range and match has its own schedule. Below are the hours for our three main public ranges along with links for more info. Need info on one of the other matches or event? Look across the top of the screen for the blue "bubble" with the topic of interest.
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Starting January 1, 2016, the Trap & Skeet range has new hours as shown below.
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FAU guard Greg Gantt scored 21 points in FAU's victory over Warner last season. (OwlAccess.com file photo)
FAU will be looking to climb above .500 for the first time this season when NAIA opponent Warner comes to Boca Raton.
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Florida Atlantic will try for its first three-game winning streak of the season on Sunday when NAIA foe Warner makes its way from Lake Wales to South Florida.
The Owls have been riding the scorching shooting of senior guard Greg Gantt, who has lit up the Owls' last three opponents for a combined 92 points, including a career-high 34 in a victory over Stetson on Thursday. That victory elevated Owls' record to the .500 mark for the first time this season (4-4).
This will be the fourth consecutive season the Owls have faced the Royals. The first meeting between the two schools has been the most memorable.
In that game the Owls needed triple overtime to finally defeat the Royals 106-99. Then a freshman, Gantt only scored 13 in that game but has topped the 20-point mark in the past two games against Warner. Neither of those two contests were close.
After winning six of its first seven games to start the season, Warner enters Sunday's game having lost its last three – all against Sun Conference foes. The Royals' best victory of the season was over Division II Rollins.
The Warner game is the second in a string five non-conference games for the Owls, which will conclude with the Dec. 21 game at Indiana.
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Sesame Workshop's beloved children's series, The Electric Company, sparked a current in the 1970s. The next generation can now share the energy. The show re-launched in January on PBS KIDS GO! with a fresh-faced cast. The new series is designed to combat the literacy gap between low and middle income families, and promote the idea that "reading is cool" by using popular music, animation, technology, humor, and graphics.
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Be Well Workout of the Week: The Muscle-Burning 12-Rep Challenge
This workout starts out deceptively easy with only two reps of each exercise — but have no fear: As the workout goes on, the reps increase by two each round until, during the last round, you finish with 12 reps of every exercise on the list.
You are going to need a set of weights for the plank rows, the lunges and single-leg dead lifts. Complete the forward, side and back lunges and the single leg dead lifts all on the right side first before moving on to do the whole sequence on the left.
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You'll start with a set of two lateral exercises, then complete a circuit of exercises. Then, you'll move back to the lateral exercises, adding a lateral exercise each round for a total of four rounds. Ready, set, sweat! Read more »
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This Week's Workout: 32-Minute Hilly Treadmill Challenge
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Total time commitment: Ideally, 32 minutes. In reality, 45 minutes.
Difficulty (out of five): 4.5. That elevated heart rate makes this workout a beast
Soreness Factor: Amazingly, I don't think we'll be too sore after this one.
Overall Grade (out of five): 5. This workout provided a refreshing change of pace. Read more »
Be Well Workout of the Week: The 32-Minute Hilly Treadmill Challenge
This workout will only take you 32 minutes (after you warm up, of course) and is even better to do with a partner. (Yay for buddy workouts!) Here's how it's going to work: You're going to bounce back and forth between running hills on a treadmill (or on a steep outdoor hill, if you can find one!) and doing a set of exercises. So first, you'll spend two minutes on the treadmill, sprinting up the hill — just crank the incline on the treadmill up as high as it will go — for 30 seconds. After 30 seconds, grab onto the treadmill and jump your feet to either side to rest for 30 seconds before you jump back on one more time for 30 seconds. And please, be careful! After that second hill, rest for another 30 seconds. Use this second recovery to get off the treadmill and get ready for the exercises.
Once you're off the treadmill, you'll get on a mat and do four exercises for 30 seconds each. The goal is to with this workout is to get through 32 minutes, so ideally, you'll make it through the circuit eight times. And note: In order to get the most out of this workout, you're going to want to set yourself up ahead of time so you can quickly and easily jump on and off the treadmill. If you're doing this one with a buddy, have one person do the hills while the other person does the exercises for efficiency's sake. Read more »
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For this workout, you just need one thing: A kettlebell. You may even want a few kettlebells if you plan on varying your kettlebell weights throughout the workout. Here's what the workout looks like: You're going to alternate between 20 and 10 reps of various exercises to complete a circuit of nine exercises, all done holding the kettlebell. Your goal? To make it through the full circuit four times.
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Difficulty (out of five): If we could give it a 6, we would.
Soreness Factor: If your shoulders and hips aren't made of steel, you're going to be sore.
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Difficulty (out of five): 3
Soreness factor: This workout went by quickly and wasn't too hard, but we were a touch sore in our shoulders and calves the next day.
Overall grade (out of 5): 3.5. If you're looking for a quick workout that isn't too tough, this is for you! Read more »