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Roger marches on
Roger put on an amazing showing against and Juan Carlos Ferrero in difficult conditions on centre court this afternoon before our world no.1 emerged victorious 7-6 (7-2) 3-6 6-1 6-3.
Roger's comment: "It was really, really tough conditions, very gusty wind, so I'm happy to come through it. OK, a set is lost but the match isn't lost. I'm happy with my game, it's my first match of the second week and we'll see what happens. The pressure is always the same as defending champion at Wimbledon."
After play having been suspended on Friday due to rain, Roger resumed serving at a tricky 5-5, 40-40 but came through the game and raced through the resulting tie breaker 7-2 to take the first set. Ferrero fought back, however, and broke Roger in the seventh game of the second to shock the crowd and the top seed 6-3.
Thoughts of an upset did not last long, though, as Roger stepped it up and lost just four more games en route to a semi-final showdown with Andy Roddick or Richard Gasquet.
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How Mohamed Morsi ended up on death row
Surrounded by golden mantlepieces, tasselled curtains, a coterie of suits - Morsi didn't have the air of a man about to be ousted as president.
Surrounded by golden mantlepieces, tasselled curtains, a coterie of suits - Morsi didn't have the air of a man about to be ousted as president.
Despite cracking down on fundamentalists, the country's rulers base their support on Islam.
Three journalists detained in Egypt for allegedly aiding a "terrorist organisation" will appear in court on Saturday, World Press Freedom Day.
The UN has lambasted Egypt after it gave 683 death sentences to alleged radicals, including leader of the Muslim Brotherhood Mohamed Badie.
More than 1 200 supporters of Egypt's Mohamed Morsi will face charges in the country's biggest trial since his ousting by the army in July.
Al-Jazeera is only one part of a puzzle of the growing restrictions on the freedom of expression of ordinary Egyptians, writes Azad Essa.
A newly formed militant group has claimed responsibility for an attack on a police checkpoint in Cairo's twin city of Giza that wounded six people.
Clashes in Egypt have led to the death of 49 people during rival rallies on the third anniversary of the 2011 revolt that toppled Hosni Mubarak.
At least 17 people have been killed during clashes between supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood and police in Egypt.
Judicial sources have revealed that Egypt's deposed president Mohamed Morsi, alongside some Hamas members, will go on trial on January 28.
One student is dead and scores have been arrested amid clashes between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and Egyptian police at a Cairo university campus.
Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood wants to bring an end to the bloodshed which has plagued the country since the overthrow of President Mohamed Morsi.
Former Egypt president Mohamed Morsi says he was kidnapped by the Republican Guard the day before the army announced his removal.
The trial of ousted Egyptian president Morsi over his alleged involvement in the death of protesters has been adjourned to January.
Calm has returned to the streets of Egypt, following clashes over the weekend in which 53 people have died.
Egypt's state television says its ousted president, Mohamed Morsi, is to stand trial in a criminal court for "incitement to murder".
Three leaders of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood and the movement's former arch-foe Hosni Mubarak faced separate trials on Sunday.
Brotherhood leader Mohammed Badie has been captured in the east Cairo district of Nasr City, say security officials and state television.
Egyptian judiciary officials say former President Hosni Mubarak could be freed from custody this week.


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Pop princess Lady Gaga, famed for hits such as Poker Face, left scores of fans stony-faced at her Belfast gig recently when she brandished an Irish Tricolor on stage. Up to 10,000 music lovers packed into the Odyssey Arena for the high-tempo Halloween show, one of three she will perform in the city as part of her Monster Ball tour. Her decision to whip out the Republic of Ireland's green, white and orange flag during the show left a bad taste among some revelers
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An eight-year-old girl has died from swine flu. Her death has prompted health officials to urge parents whose children attend special needs schools to ensure they are vaccinated. The girl was a pupil at Ceara School in Lurgan, Co Armagh, which caters for children aged between three and 19 who have severe emotional, learning and physical difficulties or health complications.
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A scary tarantula has been discovered in a Carlow town store. The exotic hairy spider, believed to be from Peru, was unearthed last week by two local children, Molly and Jim Parmeter, who were rummaging around in Chic and Cheerful in Burrin Street. Luckily for Molly (aged 9) and seven-year-old Jim, whose mum Trish volunteers in the shop, the spider was dead! "We have no idea how it got here," admitted Sam Poynter of Chic and Cheerful.
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Gangs are descending on rural areas with a view to cutting down long segments of telephone cable along the roads. Some 150 meters of Eircom cable was cut down in the Cashelbawn area of Dowra last weekend and removed from the scene. This new type of crime has been happening more frequently at various locations all over the country in recent times and a Garda spokesman from Ballyconnell Garda Station pointed out that it appears that the gangs are removing the copper wire from the cables.
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A large quantity of cocaine, which was intercepted in Gort last week after being smuggled through Shannon Airport, could have a street value of as much as €2 million, The Clare Champion has learned. This is a significant strike by the authorities against those involved in the drugs scene in the West of Ireland. The 7kg of cocaine seized in South Galway last Tuesday, originally valued in the region of €500,000, has been found to be "very pure" and could be worth closer to €2 million. The drugs were seized when a high end vehicle was stopped and searched at Ballinger's Corner in Gort at 9.30am in a joint operation by the National Drugs Unit, Galway gardaí and Revenue's Customs Service.
(Source: The Clare Champion)
Broadcaster and columnist Neil Prendeville has offered his "deepest apologies" for his behavior on a recent flight. The 49-year-old presenter of the weekday 'Neil Prendeville Show' on Cork's 96FM said in a statement delivered on radio last week, he did not remember the incident and was "shocked" when he found out about his alleged actions on 19 October.
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The leader of the SDLP on Derry City Council, Helen Quigley, has confirmed she's not going to contest the next Assembly elections and won't be seeking re-election to Derry City Council. The shock news that the former Mayor was considering her future as an SLDP public representative was broken in last week's Derry Journal. The SDLP confirmed that Councilor Quigley had resigned as party leader on the Council, but said she would remain a party member.
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The feeling of helplessness coupled with the inability to influence government policy is what prompted former Donegal North East Deputy, James McDaid, to resign his Dail seat last Tuesday morning. In an interview with the Donegal Democrat, the former government minister also rubbished any suggestion that he might contest the next general election following his shock departure from the political arena.
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Fifty jobs are to be lost in the local dairy industry with the closure of the Armagh Down creamery in Newry. The bottling plant has been in operation since 1935. Its owner, Fane Valley Co-op, blames competitive pressures for getting out of liquid milk. The Fane Valley brand has approximately a 5% share of the local milk market and the business has now been sold to the market leader, Dale Farm.
(Source: BBC News)
A peaceful student demonstration outside the Dail turned bloody after it was hijacked by left-wing republican militants. The student march, which was organized to protest against a hike in student registration fees, turned ugly as they reached the gates of the Dail. Violence erupted at the Department of Finance after a group of people believed to be from left-wing republican group Eirigi and the Socialist Workers Party staged a sit-in.
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BRENTWOOD — A legal dispute over a police officer's estimated $1.8 million inheritance is "a matter of official corruption," so "the media and the public" have a right to know the details, Portsmouth attorney Paul McEachern said Monday during a Rockingham County Superior Court hearing.
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Republican Tate Reeves of Flowood handily won Tuesday as lieutenant governor of Mississippi.
Reeves defeated Reform Party candidate Tracella Lou O'Hara Hill.
Democrats did not field a candidate in the race.
Reeves, 37, had been state treasurer for two terms. Hill, of
Petal, spent only about $200 on her campaign.
Incumbent state Auditor Stacey Pickering defeated Reform Party candidate Ashley Norwood to win re-election
to a second term as Mississippi state auditor.
Campaign finance reports showed Pickering, a Republican from Laurel, heavily outspent Norwood in his quest for re-election.
Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney won re-election in Tuesday's voting in Mississippi.
Chaney, a Republican from Vicksburg, defeated Democrat Louis Fondren of Gautier and Reform Party candidate Barbara Dale Washer of Hattiesburg.
Chaney, 67, was first elected commissioner in 2007. He had counted among his achievements digitizing department
records, updating the agency's website, recruiting 140 new
insurance companies to the state, completing a hurricane wind mitigation study, helping create a $20 million grant-based mitigation program for Gulf Coast homeowners and giving back policyholders more than $11 million.
He also said the Insurance Department had recovered nearly $154 million related to jailed financial swindler Martin Frankel.
But opponents had charged more could be done to keep insurance rates low in Mississippi.
Republican Lynn Fitch defeated Democratic and Reform Party candidates to win election as Mississippi's state
treasurer in voting on Tuesday.
Fitch, a Republican from Madison, defeated Democrat Connie Moran, the mayor of Ocean Springs, and Reform Party candidate Shawn O'Hara of Hattiesburg.
Fitch has been on leave as director of the state Personnel
Board. Treasurer Tate Reeves ran for lieutenant governor.
Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann was unopposed in the general election.
Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith of Brookhaven won election Tuesday as Mississippi agriculture commissioner.
Hyde-Smith, 52, was opposed by Democrat Joel Gill, the mayor of Pickens, and Reform Party candidate Cathy L. Toole of Biloxi.
Hyde-Smith and her husband, Mike, are cattle farmers and
partners in Lincoln County Livestock, where weekly cattle auctions are held.
She is a three-term state senator, serving as chairwoman of the Senate Agriculture Committee the past two terms.
Hyde-Smith had been a Democrat but switched to the Republican Party last December. She defeated two candidates in August to win the Republican nomination.
Incumbent Attorney General Jim Hood won re-election to a third term.
Hood, a Democrat from Brandon, was opposed by former Public Safety Commissioner Steve Simpson, a Republican from Gulfport.
Hood, 49, was district attorney in seven north Mississippi
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EDWARDS - When you're ready for a break from the cold, Alpine Arts Center is the perfect way to spend a morning or an afternoon getting creative during vacation. From Vacation Art Camps to "Cocktails & Canvas," "Beginning Ceramics" and "Paint Pottery," Alpine Arts Center offers classes and drop-in activities for all ages.Kids Vacation Art Camps provide a drop-off option for children ages 3 to 6 and 7 to 12 every morning from 9 a.m. to noon, and every afternoon from 1 to 4 p.m. for ages 7 to 12. For flexibility, parents can register their children for individual days or multiple art camp sessions between now and Jan. 4. "Within a single camp session, children are exposed to multiple mediums such as painting, clay, sculpture, and drawing," said Lauren Merrill, owner of Alpine Arts Center. "Our instructors are there to guide children through projects and make sure they are learning new art skills and having fun." For Vacation Art Camps, reservations are recommended as space fills quickly. For adults, Alpine Arts Center offers "Cocktails & Canvas" or "Cocktails & Clay" events every Wednesday and Saturday night, as well as a regular schedule of classes and private lessons. The cocktails classes are a great alternative to dinner and a movie, designed for artists of all levels, especially beginners. An instructor guides the group through a featured project of the night, which is either an acrylic painting on canvas or a clay sculpture. Beer and wine are served at Alpine Arts Center's bar, and at the end of the class participants have a finished masterpiece to take home. For featured projects and to register, see Alpine Arts Center's online event calendar.In addition to scheduled classes, drop-in hours over vacation are seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. for activities such as paint pottery, crafts, clay and painting. Alpine Arts Center will help drop-in customers select a project that can be worked on independently for up to a few hours. Drop-in pricing is $12 per participant plus materials.For more information on Alpine Arts Center programs and special vacation activities, visit the website at www.alpineartscenter.org or call 970-926-2732.
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text: Camp Soaring Eagle Returns In the first week of August, we will once again open our doors to Camp Soaring Eagle, a non-profit dedicated to providing meaningful, fun-filled, medically supervised camp experiences to children living with serious illnesses. This will be our fourth year of dedicating our entire property to this special cause. We host the Oncology Family Retreat, giving these children along with their families, a chance to experience a burden-free week away from hospitals. Daytime activities include archery, golf, Pink Jeep tours, and nature and wildlife education from Out of Africa Wildlife Park. Evenings are occupied with BINGO, magic shows, and yo-yo exhibitions. We also enjoy partnering with Allie Ollie, a local women's retail boutique who provides an evening of glamorous fashion makeovers to the children's mothers. We believe the highlight of the camp is when the children paint the totem pole of courage. At the camp's end, during our closing ceremony, we raise the pole of courage and recognize the tremendous strength that these kids possess in dealing with their life-threatening illnesses. Each year these children leave their mark on the Briar Patch and in our hearts. We will be closed to all but our Soaring Eagle campers from August 4-8th. However, if you've booked a reservation shortly after, you will be one of the first to see our 2013 totem pole of courage. This blog post is an excerpt from our first summer newsletter. If interested in receiving these quarterly email updates, please send a quick note with your email address to firstname.lastname@example.com to be added to the list. We hope you had a happy 4th of July!


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Gene Hildebrandt, who is the winningest coach in the history of Saints wrestling, is being honored with a retirement ceremony on Friday, July 5, at the VFW.
A social hour begins at 6 pm and the program recapping his career as the Saints head coach begins at 7 pm. Music will be played after the ceremony is completed.
Hildebrandt was the Saints head coach for 27 years and officially retired earlier this spring with a coaching record of 471-131-2.
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GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) -- Israel has been hitting dozens of targets in Gaza, in the most intense attack since an Israeli offensive four years ago.
Earlier today, an Israeli airstrike killed the commander of the Hamas military wing in Gaza. The killing marks a dramatic resumption of Israel's policy of assassinating Palestinian militant leaders.
The Israeli military says it's the start of a major offensive called "Pillar of Defense." It says it's in response to days of heavy rocket fire from Gaza aimed at southern Israel.
Palestinians are calling for harsh retaliation. Hamas has announced a state of emergency in Gaza. It's evacuated all of its security buildings.
Ahmad Jabari was the most senior Hamas official to be killed since the last war in Gaza ended in early 2009. He has long been at the top of Israel's most-wanted list. Witnesses say he was traveling in a vehicle in Gaza City when the car exploded.
In addition to Jabari, eight others were killed in the strikes.
Israel used the tactic of targeted assassinations a decade ago, during a wave of suicide bombings against Israel. The practice set off a wave of criticism from rights groups and foreign governments.


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CVE-2013-2224: Denial of service in sendmsg().
By Jamie.Iles-Oracle on Aug 08, 2013
In September 2012, CVE-2012-3552 was reported which could allow an attacker to corrupt slab memory which could lead to a denial-of-service or possible privilege escalation depending on the target machine workload. This bug had originally been fixed in the mainline kernel in April 2011 and was a fairly large patch for a security fix. The RedHat backport for this fix introduced a new bug which has been assigned CVE-2013-2224 which again could allow for a denial-of-service or possible privilege escalation. Rack911 & Tortoiselabs created a reproducer in June 2013 which would allow an unprivileged user to cause a denial-of-service.
RedHat have not yet released a kernel with this CVE fixed, but CentOS have released a custom kernel with the vendor fix for CentOS 6.
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Police: Office manager at core of prescription fraud
Published: Wednesday, August 21, 2013 at 3:44 p.m.
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SARASOTA COUNTY - A dermatology office manager faces numerous charges after she was accused of using the names of doctors with whom she worked to get prescription drugs.
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Dating back to January 2012, detectives say Shannon Moulton, 40, and her husband, Claiborne, 44, used fraudulent prescriptions to buy nearly 2,000 hydrocodone, codeine and Keflex pills from various Sarasota pharmacies.
An investigation was started in July when a pharmacist notified the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office of a suspicious prescription.
Detectives with the Pharmaceutical Diversion Unit learned that Moulton, who formerly managed Skin Health Center Dermatology, allegedly called in and faxed numerous prescriptions for Shannon, Claiborne and Trey Moulton.
The prescriptions were filed using the names of Drs. Nadia Urato, Katherine Brown and Michelle Pennie.
Urato, who previously owned the health clinic, sold the business in 2011. She told detectives she has not written a prescription since then. The couple obtained 1,290 pills containing hydrocodone using Urato's name, a report shows.
Brown, who previously worked at the clinic, has not practiced medicine or written a prescription since December 2012, she told detectives. The couple obtained 370 pills containing hydrocodone, and 40 pills containing codeine, using Brown's name.
Moulton sent text messages to Brown on July 15 about an urgent matter. "You are my only only chance!!" one message read, according to an arrest report. When Brown called Moulton, she asked the doctor to authorize a Lortab prescription that she already had requested.
Pennie, who bought the practice on July 1, said she did not write or approve any prescriptions for the Moulton family.
On July 6, the couple picked up prescriptions for 30 pills containing hydrocodone and 20 Keflex pills using Pennie's name.
Shannon Moulton, who turned herself in to the Sarasota County jail on Wednesday, faces 52 charges that include obtaining a controlled substance by fraud, obtaining a legend drug by fraud and criminal use of personal identification information. She is being held on $74,240 bail.
Claiborne Moulton faces 28 charges, most of which are obtaining a controlled substance by fraud. He is being held on $39,240 bail.
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AAE presents the UnitedProducts TP9A Twin-Post Auto Lift for Low Ceilings, an above-the-ground lift with a 9000-pound lifting capacity. The TP9A is a commercial-grade lift with a low 111" total overall height, offering powerful lifting capabilities for busy workshops with limited overhead clearance. Its attractive price makes it an ideal solution for value-minded customers. AAE's 40+ years of experience as a vertically integrated automotive equipment supplier allow us to provide our customers with the best value - the finest equipment on the market, at the lowest possible price.
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Cook a half cup of fresh blueberries with one teaspoon freshly grated ginger and one tablespoon honey or maple syrup over low heat just until the blueberries start to pop. Spoon a quarter-cup of two percent Greek yogurt in a bowl and sprinkle very gently with orange blossom water. Pour the warm blueberry-ginger compote over the top, and sprinkle with one tablespoon of toasted crushed pistachios.
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There's been a lot of this kind of action (here, between Susan Lucci and Cameron Mathison) since ABC introduced All My Children back in 1970. The network announced Thursday that it's canceling AMC and One Life to Live.
'All My Children' and 'One Life to Live' will end their long runs on daytime television, but not without leaving a legacy of soap-actors-turned-stars behind.
ABC announced Thursday that the daytime dramas will air their final episodes in September and January, respectively.
In their place, the network will debut two new daytime programs: 'The Chew', a program about food news and trends, and 'The Revolution', about health and lifestyle transformations.
Susan Lucci, who has played Erica Kane for over four decades, may be the biggest star on 'All My Children' and one of soaps' biggest icons.
"It' has been a fantastic journey," the 64-year-old actress said in a statement Thursday. "I loved playing Erica Kane and working with [show creator] Agnes Nixon and all the incredible people involved with 'All My Children'. I'm looking forward to all kinds of new and exciting opportunities."
Lucci won the daytime Emmy for playing Erica in 1999 after being passed over 18 times.
Kelly Ripa, another star who came from 'All My Children', told ABCNews.com she felt "heartsick" when she heard the news.
"This is like losing a member of your family," Ripa, now host of 'Regis and Kelly', said in a statement. "'All My Children' was more than a job; it was my family. It was there that I met my husband [Mark Consuelos]; it was there when my first two children were born; it was there where I met many of my life-long friends. It was the greatest training ground ever. I feel heart sick."
Indeed, 'All My Children', on since 1970, and 'One Life to Live', on since 1968, launched the careers of some of today's biggest stars, including Sarah Michelle Gellar, Michelle Trachtenberg, Melissa Leo, Josh Duhamel, Eva LaRue, Christian Slater, Rosie O'Donnell, Kim Delaney and Amanda Seyfried.


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MEMPHIS -- The trip started so promisingly for Golden State. But it ended with an ugly 108-90 loss to the Memphis Grizzlies, leaving a nasty taste in the Warriors' mouths.
What seemed to hurt more than the defeat was how it went down.
Saturday, the Warriors got smacked around. Save for a few spurts, they were owned by Memphis, which has now beaten Golden State in 10 straight meetings.
"It's a terrible feeling," point guard Stephen Curry said after leading the Warriors with 22 points on 18 shots. "Especially against a team that we, since I've been here, haven't played well against. We had a chance to end the road trip on a positive note, and, obviously, getting blown out isn't the best-case scenario. Nights like tonight hurt."
The Warriors squandered an opportunity to announce their arrival as a contender.
They started the roadie by putting then-undefeated Philadelphia in its place, then made Minnesota look like a team fighting for an eighth seed. Without an injured Curry, they were valiant in defeat against Western Conference power San Antonio, nearly stealing a win Friday.
Beating the Grizzlies would've been the ideal cap to the four-game swing. They would have flown home 3-1 on the journey, having knocked off a team they need to overtake for a top-four playoff seed.
But Golden State scarcely resembled the team from the first three games.
The Warriors' offense didn't pack the potency that overwhelmed the 76ers, shooting just 42.3 percent against a Grizzlies defense that had been allowing triple-digit points per game. Golden State's defense wasn't nearly as stingy as it was against the Timberwolves, allowing the Grizzlies to shoot 53.2 percent and rack up 54 points in the paint.
And the Warriors didn't come close to showing the fight that highlighted the loss to the Spurs.
"We just couldn't contain them," Andre Iguodala said after totaling 19 points, five rebounds and four assists. "They were just playing at their will."
One night after holding the Spurs to 76 points, the Warriors got destroyed by the Grizzlies inside. Led by Zach Randolph and Marc Gasol, Memphis outscored Golden State 54-18 in the paint.
And the Warriors' great equalizer -- deft shooting -- wasn't clicking enough to offset the inside dominance.
Golden State made just 10 of its 30 3-pointers and missed 12 of its 26 free throws.
Memphis stepped on the gas in the third quarter. The Grizzlies posted a 36-point third quarter, tying for their highest-scoring quarter this season. They made 13 of 19 shots, without much resistance from Golden State.
The Warriors trailed 90-77 entering into the fourth quarter. But they managed just eight points over the first nine minutes of the fourth quarter, before coach Mark Jackson finally waived the white flag.
After taking a 61-60 lead with 9:42 remaining in the third quarter on a 3-pointer by Klay Thompson, the Warriors were outscored 48-29 the rest of the way.
"I'm very disappointed," Jackson said. "We didn't execute. They were the more physical team, and it's just a disappointing loss for us. We just couldn't get over the hump. This is a good basketball team that pretty much has its way against us. We've got to figure them out. We've got to figure them out."
So they come home 2-2 on the trip. Not terrible, but not the results that jibes with their expectations -- especially when considering it ended with a back-to-back set against last year's Western Conference finalists.
"That's no excuse," Thompson said. "Bad teams will make an excuse like that. If we want to be great, we've got to do it every night."
For more on the Warriors, go to Marcus Thompson's blog at www.ibabuzz.com/warriors. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/gswscribe.
tUESDAY'S GAME
Detroit (2-3) at Warriors (4-3), 7:30 p.m. CSNBA
A look at Golden State's first extended trip of the season:
Opponent Score
Philadelphia W, 110-90
Minnesota W, 106-93
San Antonio L, 76-74
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A systematic Quality by Design (QbD) strategy was used to develop and characterize a monoclonal antibody production process. A risk assessment approach incorporating design of experiments (DOE), especially multivariate analyses, was used to define and prioritize laboratory-scale experiments and made it possible to focus on high-risk process parameters and study the interactions of those parameters to define the design space. Scale-up/scale-down strategies, such as the effective characterization of a scale-down bioreactor model, ensured the applicability of small-scale studies, and secondary risk assessment approaches were used to ensure that various unit operations were properly integrated in the development of the design space.
Pfizer has developed a systematic approach to implementing QbD principles for process design for small molecules that encompasses process understanding, process control, and continuous improvement.4 This article explores the strategies for and challenges involved in developing a thorough process understanding and defining the design space for a monoclonal antibody manufacturing process. We briefly summarize Pfizer's strategies for systematic risk assessment to define and prioritize laboratory-scale experiments, scale-up/scale-down strategies to ensure the applicability of the small-scale studies, and secondary risk assessment approaches that integrate various unit operations.
The QbD process design starts with an intensive characterization of the product through a large array of biochemical and biophysical analyses at normal and stressed conditions and through careful analysis of clinical and nonclinical data. This characterization provides the basis to define the criticality of product quality attributes (QAs), according to knowledge of safety and efficacy of the product. QA criticality is used to prioritize experiments for process understanding and is incorporated into the risk-assessment tools that are used.


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Holding on to the #2 spot at the box office this week, "American Reunion" has made a "bigg" comeback. Along with the rest of the gang, Jason Biggs returned for what could be the final slice of "Pie." Funnier than ever, Biggs and the group once again proved that there is nothing that they won't do in front of the camera. Bringing in $27,690,605 thus far, the "Reunion" is sure to perform as well as the previous three films from the series.
In "My Best Friend's Girl," Dustin (Jason Biggs) hires his best friend Tank (Dane Cook), the rebound specialist, to take Alexis (Kate Hudson) out on a "lousy" date. Hoping that Alexis comes to her senses, Dustin is soon disappointed by the turn of events. For the first time in Tank's rebounding history, the girl falls in love with him! Click the image to watch and find out what happens as Tank is torn between a best friend and a new found love.


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Looking back at the restaurants that opened in and around Big D in 2011, there's only one possible conclusion: It was the Year of the Mexican Restaurant. It began with the opening of Komali, featuring Abraham Salum's takes on the food of his native Mexico City. Then came Alma. And Mesa. And Wild Salsa. And MesoMaya. And Mí Día From Scratch. And Mr. Mesero. ¡Caramba!
As far as I'm concerned, the hands-down best of the bunch was Alma, the vibrant, gracious place that Consilient Restaurants opened on North Henderson Avenue in February, with Michael Brown, a high-profile Los Angeles chef, at the helm. The restaurant was terrific. Brown left, and local wunderkind Anastacia Quiñones took over the kitchen. The restaurant got even better. Its tortillas, handmade from corn ground in-house, were things of wonder. From a silken calabaza soup to a zippy ceviche de camarones with guava and chives to albondigas so good they almost made me weep, Quiñones' cooking rocked.
Then, abruptly, Consilient closed Alma in October.
Were it still open, I'd likely have chosen it as Restaurant of the Year. Qué lástima.
Not that Mexican restaurants were the only thing going in 2011, which saw a healthy number of openings, mostly of places modest in price and feel. Many are wonderful additions to the scene, as you'll gather from the list that follows. But there was not one that stands out above the others as Restaurant of the Year, as Lucia did in 2010, Samar by Stephan Pyles did in 2009 and Tei-An did in 2008.
A few restaurants, including the Chesterfield (Eddie "Lucky" Campbell's cocktail bistro downtown) and Oak (the brand-new Design District spot with chef Jason Maddy in charge of the kitchen), opened too late in the year to be considered. They will be eligible for the Best in DFW: New Restaurants 2012 list. Then there was Campo Modern Country Bistro. The Oak Cliff dining room opened in time, but it doesn't yet have a permanent chef. It's terrific at the moment, with chef Matt McCallister at the stoves for the time being, but who knows how it will be when he leaves, which could be in a matter of months?
There were chef changes at a number of the contenders for best new restaurants in the course of the year, and if that was the case, or if there were significant changes to a contender's menu, I revisited those restaurants.
Choosing the best in such a vibrant field wasn't easy, and I'm sure you have your own ideas of the best restaurants to open in 2011. Naturally, we would love to hear about them. Please let us know in the comments below.
Below, in alphabetical order, are my picks for The Best in DFW: New Restaurants of 2011.
The atmosphere is Moroccan chic, the cocktails are smashing, and the small plates — like a perfect meze platter, a gorgeous moutabal du jardin salad, a cigarlike spin on chicken bastila, wonderful kefta kebab and more — are not just beautifully prepared, but well-priced, to boot. As grazing ops go, it doesn't get much better than Sam Benoikken and Yaser Khalaf's alluring spot where Lebanon meets Morocco in West Village.
3636 McKinney Ave. (in West Village), Dallas. 214-599-0707. baboushdallas.com.
Cane Rosso
From the Valentine's Day moment Jay Jerrier opened his Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana-certified Deep Ellum pizzeria back in February, the place was a hit. The pizza, with its charred, blistery, chewy, slightly crisp Neapolitan-style crust, was some of the best I'd had anywhere in the country. The pies did not go unnoticed by Dallas pizza lovers, and now the wait for a table can easily top an hour. (Reservations are accepted only for parties of six or more.) In September, Jerrier brought on an executive chef, Dino Santonicola, with plans to expand into the space next door and at some point this year open a second Cane Rosso location.
I hope it's not all happening too quickly. Recently, the pizza was not as extraordinary as it had been, and Santonicola's antipasti and pasta, while good, were not remarkable.
Nevertheless, Cane Rosso is a phenomenon, and the place seems destined to be a Dallas institution.
2612 Commerce St., Dallas. 214-741-1188. canerosso.com.
The Cedars Social
Not surprisingly, when this groovy cocktail den-slash-restaurant opened in February with consulting chef John Tesar in charge of the menu and the stoves, the food (hamachi ribs; octopus-chorizo-celery leaf salad; beef tongue sliders with salsa verde; lobster potpie), was original, stylish and decidedly delicious. Surprisingly, when he left and sous-chef Steven Starns took over the kitchen, the level of the cooking remained high.
Now the restaurant has a talented new chef, Kyle McClelland, who comes by way of Boston and New York. His dishes, like duck confit on braised greens with black garlic gel and spinach emulsion, or crisped ruby red trout fillets on a ragout of chanterelles, English peas, corn and haricots verts with parsnip purée, are among the most compelling in town.
It's a funky spot whose dining room is perplexingly uncomfortable, but it's got a winning personality, dandy cocktails (created by barman and co-owner Michael Martensen) and a great vibe.
1326 S. Lamar St., Dallas. 214-928-7700. thecedarssocial.com.
Marquee Grill and Bar
Top Chef favorite Tre Wilcox runs the kitchen at this striking Highland Park Village place with Regency-glam decor. His snazzy appetizers, like a ceviche of sweet lobster and silky squid, hot-and-cold foie gras or exemplary shrimp and grits, are show-stoppers; main courses (hickory-grilled Texas-raised rib-eye, Espelette-dusted halibut) are just plain good. As at the Cedars Social, there's a celebrity bartender attached: Jason Kosmas creates cocktails with personality and flair.
32 Highland Park Village, Dallas. 214-522-6035. marqueegrill.com.
Mesa Veracruz Coastal Cuisine
The menu, featuring Olga and Raul Reyes' simple, well-turned-out dishes, is the most focused of the new wave of Dallas Mexican restaurants, spotlighting the bright, fresh cooking of Veracruz. Seafood stands out, as in a rich crab and shrimp soup called chilpachol de jaiba y camarón, but there are earthly and flighty delights too, such as oxtail braised in hoja santa sauce or duck leg in a lusty mole negro. But it's not just great cooking that puts the Oak Cliff restaurant on this list: It's also the polished, warm, hospitable service and spare yet striking decor. Meanwhile, Mesa's enmoladas — mole layered into handmade corn tortillas — were one of the most memorable tastes of last year.
118 W. Jefferson Blvd., Dallas. 214-941-4246. mesadallas.com.
Mí Día From Scratch
Mexican, Tex-Mex and New Mexican are all on the menu at this gleaming spot in Grapevine, where chef Gabriel DeLeon is in charge of the kitchen. Curiously, some of the basics (guacamole, margaritas) miss the mark, but it's worth getting past that because DeLeon's cooking often wows. Case in point: quesadillas de huitlacoche, trufflelike corn fungus folded into handmade blue corn tortillas along with roasted poblano chiles, queso asadero and corn. It doesn't get much better than that. Or tender sopes topped with shredded pork belly, black-bean purée and salsa negra. DeLeon's pato a la parilla's pretty swell, too — slices of guajillo-rubbed duck breast topped with julienned chayote and sauced in a dusky red mole coloradito.
1295 S. Main St., Grapevine. 817-421-4747. midiafromscratch.com.
Private Social
The dining room may be sleek and the cocktails suave, but by far the best thing about the glammy Uptown spot that opened in late September is Tiffany Derry's cooking. By turns sophisticated (plump sea scallops on parsnip purée with chanterelles, snow peas and pomegranate seeds) and soulful (duck-fat fried chicken; braised oxtails with gnudi), the Top Chef star's plates are some of the most exciting around. The service is spot-on. The acoustics, on the other hand, are a problem: The dining room gets so noisy conversation can be a real challenge.
3232 McKinney Ave., Dallas. 214-754-4744. privatesocial.com.
We'd love to hear your choices for the best new restaurants to open in the D-FW area in 2011. Go to eatsblog.dallasnews.com, look for the Best in DFW: New Restaurants of 2011 post and tell us in a comment. Or send an email, including your full (real) name and city of residence to firstname.lastname@example.com. We'll publish highlights, focusing on restaurants not included in this list, in the Jan. 20 issue of Guide.
Visit dallasnews.com/bestindfw to see other categories, including Chefs, Italian, Cocktails, Japanese and more.
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Dee Lincoln's Restaurant and Bubble Bar
Del Frisco's Grille
Gio's Cafe and New York Deli
Hedary's (Allen)
Howard Wang's Uptown China Brasserie
Jonathon's Oak Cliff
Katy Trail Ice House
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Lazaranda Mexican Seafood Grill
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Lockhart Smokehouse
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Shinjuku Station (Fort Worth)
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I need to align about 500 sequences that range from 10000 to 30000 bp in length with an average lenght of about 20000. The only way I know to do it is to download FASTA, reformat in notepad or word then use CLUSTALW. However, this would be a very lenghtly procedure .
Are there any online free (preferably) or other alignment tools that would do the job with accession numbers ony?
Any advise is much appreciated.
I did not try it yet, but UCSC Genome Bioinformatics has a "Custom Tracks" feature that would seem to be able to align what you need, by accession number:
http://genome-preview.ucsc.edu/cgi-bin/ ... id=2650221
Does that work for you?
Saeed Fahad made P Pyro Align which was made for that I think: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23125479
Don't know where to find it though. And not sure about the length either.
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Roger to open against Lu
Roger will open his quest for a sixth Wimbledon title against Taiwan's Yen-Hsun Lu (ATP 64) next week. The two players have not me before.
Our champ would meet Guillermo Garcia-Lopez or Augustin Calleri in the second round and Philipp Kohlschreiber in the third before he is due to face Robin Söderling - which would be a remake of the final at Roland Garros. Fernando Verdasco is a possible opponent in the last eight and Roger could play Serbian fourth seed Novak Djokovic in the semi-finals. Rafael Nadal pulled out of the tournament today.
London is Roger's next opportunity to mix up the statistics. He is aiming for a record 15th Grand Slam title, a record 7th consecutive final and a sixth Wimbledon victory (just one below Sampras' record).
come on roger
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You proved as always that you are in a class of your own!
Keep focused and remember you can do it!
We are all behind you, supporting and loving you and will be cheering you on to win as always!
Take care champ,
I can't wait to see you walk out on court here. You are the best, the most graceful and complete player ever.
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Eric Boynton: Going won't get any easier for Clemson basketball
Published: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at 8:40 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at 8:40 p.m.
Clemson coach Brad Brownell is an admitted basketball junkie and not a guy who has an easy time leaving his work at the office.
That translates into what should be an extremely long and exasperating offseason as he contemplates what's next for a program that lost 10 of its last 11 games, including its final seven.
A youthful roster is an easy excuse (and one that Brownell didn't beat into the ground during Wednesday's wrap-up meeting with the media), but it was obvious the third-year Tigers coach was more concerned with things like team chemistry and a will to win.
All this was foreign to Brownell, who had never suffered a losing season in 10 years as a head coach and has made at least one NCAA tournament trip at all three stops. He's never had to endure a losing skid like the one that culminated this season. He remembered once starting a season 0-6 at Wright State before the squad rebounded to win 20 games.
He has said on multiple occasions he hasn't been ashamed with how hard the Tigers competed, but there's no doubt there was a huge absence of backbone down the stretch where the team made a habit of losing tight ones late.
Fundamentals such as missed free throws and only taking five charges the entire season were the kind of intangibles that cause teams to lose games.
The most glaring issue, however, was a question that has plagued Clemson for many years, even during the previous Oliver Purnell tenure: When is Clemson finally going to land a tried and true scorer who can create his own shots, a guy who can get to the bucket while also adept shooting from the perimeter? A player who, with the game on the line and everybody in the gym knowing the ball will be in his hands, still gets himself a solid look and wants to take it?
Brownell did what he had to do with his current roster, which was attempt to drag every contest down into the mud, and the Tigers were successful at forcing their pace and bringing opponents down to their level. It just didn't transfer into victories because Clemson couldn't score.
The Tigers held opponents to 60.1 points per game, the program's lowest total since 1950, but their 61.5 scoring average was also the lowest in 42 years. That style of play also won't bring in the casual fans as there were some empty seats at Littlejohn even when No. 3 Miami or hated North Carolina paid a visit. Clemson almost stunned the Hurricanes in a 45-43 loss, but while the close call was fun to watch, fans didn't exactly exit the building breathless after a total of 88 combined points.
Of course it's all about winning no matter the style, and it's not going to get any easier for Clemson. The Tigers finished 11th out of 12 teams in a down season for a conference that's getting ready to welcome basketball standouts Syracuse, Pittsburgh, Notre Dame and Louisville into the fold.
Yes, the Tigers only had two on their roster older than sophomore, but there were a handful of ACC teams that also boasted extremely youthful lineups. Clemson has a pair of wildcards in 6-foot-7 freshman Jaron Blossomgame and 6-foot-2 Philly guard Devin Coleman coming back after both missed the season with leg injuries, but nobody knows just how much they'll bring to the table.
On the bright side, dynamic rising junior K.J. McDaniels looks to have the tools to blossom into a big-time scorer while perimeter ace freshman Jordan Roper showed glimpses of being a go-to guy toward the back end of his first year.
"You're asking questions of yourself all the time as to what we need to do to figure out a way to coach these guys better," Brownell said just prior to the ACC tournament. "When you're not winning you are questioning everything you're doing. Are you practicing the right way? Do you need to change your preparation? Do we need to be playing faster or playing slower? We just haven't been able to figure it out with this group."
The coach who has had success everywhere he's been for a decade now has an entire offseason to keep asking those same things over and over, and it's doubtful the answers will come any easier.
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8.17 The extracts relied on by the Defendants are as follows:
- (i) Christchurch, New Zealand - 26 March 1986 Irving's stated position as at 1986 before he read the Leuchter report.'Q: What is the proof about the gas chamber and how many Jews had been killed?Irving: I don't want to get into that argument..it's really an unnecessary question. [P refers to Dachau and the dismantled gas chamber..] ..which were just an invention of the American army. That is the only gas chamber that was ever upon German soil. The gas chambers which we all know about supposed to have existed on Polish soil, I haven't investigated them, I don't intend to investigate them, I am too valuable for that' (p40).
- (ii) Irving in evidence at the Zündel trial Toronto, 25 April 1988 'Irving: I have carried out no investigation in-depth in equivalent depth of the Holocaust.Q: But your mind changed?Irving: My mind has now changed.Irving: I have now begun to challenge that. I understand it is now a subject open to debate.Q: But your belief changed even though you didn't do any research, is that what you are saying?Irving: My belief has now changed because I understand that the whole of the Holocaust mythology is, after all, open to doubt and certainly in the course of what I have read in the last few days, in fact, in this trial, I am now becoming more and more hardened in this view.Q: As a result of what you've read in the last few days? [That is, Leuchter]Irving: Indeed.'
- (iii) Irving's speech in Toronto, - 13 August 1988 [on the Vrba/Wetzlar report] '...The report that was issued, is a report that may be familiar to some of you, allegedly written by two Slovak Jews who'd been in Auschwitz, for two years, they'd escaped - how is not related, they'd fled across the lines and been picked up by the Slovak resistance movement and the Slovak resistance movement had then obtained from them this very detailed report running to 25 or 30 pages of life at Auschwitz' (p 13).'... So it is very interesting to try and find out where the report came from. It's a report by two Slovak Jews and yet in the records of the War Refugee Board there are only two versions of it. One in English, translated from a version in German. There's no Slovak report there at all, in the Czechoslovakian language..... (page 14) ... And the interesting thing that occurred to me was that when this report came out published by the War Refugee Board in 1944, in November, five months after it came out of Europe, two newspapers immediately challenged its authenticity and refused to publish it. The New York Times and the Washington Post. Not just any two newspapers, but the two most prestigious newspapers in the United States. Initially refused to publish this report or to comment on it because it looked too phoney to them...(page 15)...A diabolical piece of propaganda issued by the Nazi Propaganda Ministry itself.... And the other hypothesis that I advance is even more insidious ... that we British did it. We concocted that report ourselves. Through one of our exiled Governments in London, the Benes regime or the Slovaks. And this is, again, not just a wild hypothesis that I toss at you after jut doing one month's work in the archives, this is in fact the result of work done by Paul Norris one of Zündel's men' (p 15).[on Marie Claude Vaillant Courturier] '... And here Judge Biddle writes in brackets in his diary "all this I doubt". Why didn't he say it at the time for heaven sake? But he just sat there with his face motionless, because he's an American Judge, but in his private diary he writes "All this I doubt". And so it goes on. The women being gassed, the children being torn apart, their legs being torn of by SS officers and a touching account of one baby, one child saying "Mummy how can I walk now this man has torn my leg off"? [Laughter/comments] I mean how can you accept this kind of thing' (p 18).
- (iv) Letters Letter from Irving to Zitelmann 21 May 1989: 'It is clear to me that no serious historian can now believe that Auschwitz, Treblinka, Majdanek were Todesfabriken. All the expert and scientific (forensic) evidence is to the contrary'.Letter from Irving to Hugh Dykes MP 30 June 1989: '...if you persist in believing in gas chambers, you are on a loser'.
- (v) Leuchter Press Conference - 23 June 1989 'There was no equipment there for killing people en masse' (and hydrogen cyanide is wonderful for killing lice, but not so good for killing people, unless in colossal concentrations; the 'gas chambers' were 'routine designed crematoria') (p 15).'I'm quite happy to nail my colours to the mast .. and say that to the best of my knowledge, there is not one shower block in any of the concentration or slave labour camps that turns out to have been some kind of gas chamber ... My testimony is that the forensic evidence suggests that they [Jews] can't have been killed in gas chambers at Auschwitz...' (p 34).'The eye witness testimonies of the survivors of Auschwitz first of all have been dismissed by eminent Jewish historians now as being largely worthless.' (p 8)(Irving was asked whether he accepted that there were death camps at Treblinka, Belzec, Sobibor and Chelmno.) 'Sadly, we're not in a position to carry out forensic tests on those sites' (p 13).Irving: 'Read the expertise which is in the Leuchter Report in your hands. The expertise on how difficult it is to kill someone by cyanide. More difficult than you and the Holocaust historians think' (p 14).'I'm prepared to accept that local Nazis tried bizarre methods of liquidating Jews, I'm quite prepared to accept that, and that they may have experimented using gas trucks because I've seen one or two documents in the archives implying that there was a rollover from the use of those methods of killing...the same people who created the euthanasia programme, and they may have tried to [unin] of killing Jews, but it's a very inefficient way of killing people. The Germans themselves had discovered this and there are much easier ways of killing people' (pp 32-33).(In answer to a question about Sobibor and Treblinka.)'I think prima facie if they turned out to have been faked at Auschwitz then it's equally likely that they'd turn out to be fake at the other placed behind the Iron Curtain too' (p 35).(Questioner points out there were no factories round Sobibor and Treblinka, they were entirely death camps.)Irving: 'No, have you never heard of internment camps?'Q: 'Yes, but 300,000 people don't get interned and die of natural causes in Treblinka as happened in summer 1943, I mean, it's not really plausible.'Irving: 'Well, I'd like to see your evidence for it....'
- (vi) Dresden ... 13 February 1990 (no tape or transcript, but see Irving' s speech at 10th IHR Conference as reported in JHR) '..the holocaust of Germans in Dresden really happened. That of the Jews in the gas chambers of Auschwitz is an invention. I am ashamed to be an Englishman.'(vii) Moers - 5th March 1990'it is being shouted to the heavens that these things in Auschwitz and probably in Majdanek, Treblinka too, and the other extermination camps, so-called, in the East, are all only mock-ups' (p9).'....there is one statement, one protocol about a man who maintained that there was a one-man gas chamber. Incidentally, she sees that, this man was, he had a very good imagination, he said, there is a one-man gas chamber. So that is, just big enough to gas one single victim. And it was transported around the countryside by two peasants, like a sedan chair. And of course, there are problems with it: how, if you please, do you get the victim to go into this one-man gas chamber? Quite clearly: if I'm a victim wandering, around the Polish countryside, and then suddenly I turn around and there's a one- man gas chamber behind me, I'm going to get suspicious. Well, it was disguised as a telephone box. That's what it says, in the witness statement. So it's a one-man gas chamber, disguised as a telephone box - well, I'm still suspicious. Here I am, I turn around, and suddenly there's a telephone box where there wasn't one before. How are you going to get me to climb into it? There is probably a telephone in it, which rings, and the man [incomprehensible] waves and says "It's for you". It's laughable, isn't it? It's well, you could describe it as a "free trip to the other side". But it's in the archives. We can all laugh about it, in this little intimate circle, but the other witness statements are equally ridiculous. So, the witness statements are a case for the psychiatrists' (p 16).
- (viii) Latvian Hall, Toronto - 8 November 1990 '..more people died on the back seat of Senator Edward Kennedy's motor car at Chappaquiddick than died in the gas chamber at Auschwitz [applause]' (16).
- (ix) Calgary, Alberta - 29 September 1991 '..until 1988, I believed that there had been something like a Holocaust. I believed that millions of people had been killed in factories of death. I believed in the gas chamber. I believed in all the paraphernalia of the modern Holocaust. But 1988, when I came to Canada and gave evidence in the trial of Ernst Zündel, as an historian, I met people who knew differently and could prove to me that that story was just a legend. I changed my mind and I've now revised the Hitler book so that all reference to Auschwitz and the gas chamber and the factories of death have now been totally removed and eradicated' (p4).'So they want to know who else have we invited, these journalists. And I said, "Well, I'll tell you another class of people we are inviting, we're inviting all the chemistry teachers at every public school in Britain." "Chemistry teachers?" they say. And I say, "Yes, there's no point inviting the history teachers or the politics teachers because they're blinkered and closed minded. They all know about the Holocaust because they've read about it and they seen War and Remembrance with Robert Mitchum on television. They know it happened." But the chemistry teachers are coming to hear Fred Leuchter speak and they'll see the laboratory tests because we'll hand them out to them and the chemistry teachers will go back to their Masters' Common Rooms and they will tell the history teachers, and they'll be believed. So you can imagine that this is causing, this has really set the cat among the pigeons in Britain. And all the old stories are coming about, out again, about the eye-witnesses and all the vilification is starting again. And how do you explain the hundreds of thousands of eye-witnesses in Auschwitz? And I say, "Well, the existence of hundred of thousands of eye-witnesses from Auschwitz is in itself proof that there was no dedicated programme to kill them all." And anyway, as for eye-witnesses I'm inclined to go along with the Russian proverb, recently quoted by Julian Barnes, the novelist in a novel that he published called 'Talking it Over'. And he quotes the Russian proverb which is, "He lies like an eye-witness, he lies like an eye-witness' (pp13-14).'And I'm in deep trouble for saying this around the world, that the eye-witnesses in Auschwitz who claim, like Eli Wiesel to have seen the gassings going on and the subsequent cremations, that they are liars... [page 14/15]...He's a liar. And so are the other eye-witnesses in Auschwitz who claim they saw gassings going on because there were no gas chambers in Auschwitz, as the forensic tests show. And I've got into a lot of trouble saying this. There's an arrest warrant out against me in Austria for using those very words. I said, in Austria, which is the criminal offence, when I was asked about the eye-witnesses, I said "Well, I've been waiting for somebody to ask me about the eye-witnesses, and to my mind the eye-witnesses to the gassings in Auschwitz are an interesting case for the psychiatrists." I'm not implying that they've got a mental problem, I'm implying that it's an interesting psychological phenomenon that people over a period of years begin kidding themselves that they have seen something. And the more they come to have taken part in a traumatic experience themselves, the more they are persuaded that they were right centre stage. They are the bride at every funeral and the corpse at every wedding, I think somebody once said' (pp14-15).'And there are so many survivors of Auschwitz now, in fact, that I get very tasteless about all of this. I don't see any reason to be tasteful about Auschwitz. It's baloney, it's a legend. Once we admit the fact that it was a brutal slave labour camp and large numbers of people did die, as large numbers of innocent people died elsewhere in the War, why believe the rest of the baloney? I say quite tastelessly, in fact, that more women died on the back seat of Edward Kennedy's car at Chappaquiddick than ever died in a gas chamber in Auschwitz.[Laughter] Oh, you think that's tasteless, how about this? There are so many Auschwitz survivors going around, in fact the number increases as the years go past, which is biologically very odd to say the least. Because I'm going to form an Association of Auschwitz survivors, survivors of the Holocaust and other liars, or the A-S-S-H-O-L-S. [Laughter] Gorbachev....'
- (x) Bayerische Hof, Milton, Ontario - 5 October 1991 '...you've got to be tasteless because these people deserve all our contempt' (p 17).
- (xi) Clarendon Club, London - 15 November 1991 'The biggest lie of the lot, the 'blood libel on the German people' as I call it, is the lie that the Germans had factories of death with gas chambers in which they liquidated millions of their opponents.' (p2)
- (xii) Chelsea Town Hall ... 15 November 1991 '...Leuchter Report...shows quite clearly that according to chemical analysis, which is an exact science...And if these samples yielded no significant trace of cyanide whatsoever, then there has to be a scientific reason for it. .. So Fred Leuchter is poison for the whole of the Holocaust legend' (p4).'...after Fred Leuchter did his truly epoch-making investigation of the gas chambers at Auschwitz, the forensic laboratory tests which yielded the extraordinary result which converted me, made me into a hard-core disbeliever, the forensic laboratory tests which showed no significant trace whatsoever of cyanide in rooms where apparently millions of people had been gassed with cyanide....' (p6).
- (xiii) 11th IHR Conference ... 11 October 1992 '.. any historian can now confirm that nowhere in all the archives of the world has yet been found one wartime document referring to a Führer's order to destroy the Jews, or for that matter, one wartime document referring to gas chambers or gassings... If there's no wartime document that says there was a Führer order, if no wartime document talks of gas chambers, then there has to be some explanation for that' (p21).
- (xiv) The Search for Truth in History - Banned - 1993 (Irving's video for Australia) 'Where did the Holocaust legend come from? You note I don't say Holocaust lie because to say that it's a lie implies first of all you don't believe any of it, and parts of it have to be believed. To say it's a lie also implies that it's a malicious lie, that people know it's a lie and they've been spreading it knowingly as a lie for the last 50 years. I call it a Holocaust legend because then it has something like the quality of a religion almost. You believe things because you've been told it by people who seem reliable....It's a long chain of gullible people who over the last 50 years have been told it and have believed it because they had no reason not to believe it, and this is why the Holocaust legend has survived until now because nobody has come forward really with any kind of credibility and has rattled at the foundations of that legend and said OK, prove it' (p 18).'...The Holocaust legend is fizzling out. I said two years ago, it probably only had two years left to survive. Probably I was wrong, it probably has about another six months even now, but then it is finally dead. World wide it is played out....'(p 27).'I think probably the most significant piece of evidence is what we British ourselves did in the war, we actually broke the code of the SS and we began reading in 1942 the coded top secret messages of the Commandant of Auschwitz reporting back to Berlin.... Nearly all the deaths in Auschwitz said Hinsley were from epidemics and disease and I quote Hinsley verbatim he said "there is no reference in the intercepts to any gassing". Remember these are the top secret signals written in the top secret code of the SS, so there can be no question of Höss writing something for the benefit of historians after the war' (p21).'you can work out for yourselves, ladies and gentlemen, how many thousand tons of coke one needs for that. But we have the aerial photographs, where one can't see a single mound of coke. And not only that, but no railway, no railway siding leads to the crematorium, to bring theses masses of coke, these huge masses of coke, thousands of tons per day. No lorry convoys are to be seen, where the coke, under circumstances, might have been delivered by lorry' (p 22).'Now, I said that the eye witnesses are in fact a matter for psychological examination I think. Psychiatric examination even. ...but I don't mean that in an offensive way. I wouldn't mind it if somebody said about me that some of my statements need to be psychiatrically analysed because the human being, the psyche, is a very complex instrument' (p 22-3).'[an Auschwitz survivor] has probably been questioned by her friends and neighbours and relatives for the last 50 years about Auschwitz and she can't very well describe her everyday life as centring around the peeling of potatoes or some other menial task. She knows that the people who are questioning her about Auschwitz want to hear about the crematoria and the gas chambers and after a time she describes the crematoria and the gas chambers, because human pride demands that she not have been in one of the other barracks, perhaps five miles away from the crematorium but right next door to it. It's a matter of human pride and we can't really begrudge these people for placing themselves and their recollections so close to the event, so close to the heart of the particular trauma. They're not dissimulating, they're not being consciously mendacious' (p 23).'The eye witness survivor testimony is very shaky. It's far too shaky on which to base the condemnation of an entire nation, namely the German nation, in my view, and I think probably any sober and independent Judge would probably back me up on that'(p 24).'The pictures have been analysed by independent aerial picture analysts. They found nothing. These are the scientific methods. We have truth on our side' (p 27).'The aerial photographs don't only show how we have right, truth on our side, but how the enemies have faked the pictures. Because you know the American or Canadian or South African plane which took these pictures [in] 1944 or 1945. [They] took not only the one picture, but a whole set of pictures, every five seconds a picture. One sees how the buildings, the people, the lorries etcetera, have moved in the five seconds. But one also sees how the one picture published fifteen years ago by the CIA at the behest of world Jewry, with the supposed holes in the roof of the gas chamber where the cyanide was poured in, with the supposed lines of people who queue to be gassed. If one looks at the surrounding pictures then one suddenly notices that on these surrounding pictures the holes are not present. And that the lines of people are not present. One sees conclusively that the CIA has faked these photos, retouched them to the benefit of world Jewry, who somehow wanted prove that the gas chambers had existed' (p 28).
- (xv) Tampa Florida - 6 October 1995 'Eli Wiesel and the rest of them come up with these legends. The basic part of the legend is 65,000 of these people were being cremated every day...But by their greed they exposed themselves as liars. Because to cremate 65,000 bodies a day you are going to need 30 or 40 kilograms of coke for each cadaver. There is no way around that figure. It is a basic law of the rather macabre thermodynamics of the crematorium business that it takes 35 or 40 kilograms of coke or an equivalent amount of other fuels available to cremate a cadaver' (p 11).'I used to think that the world was full of a thousand survivors. I was wrong. It is full of hundreds of thousands of survivors of the Holocaust if not, in fact, millions by now. The numbers of survivors seems to grow these passing years, it defies all laws of natural deceased and all laws, now the number of survivors is growing. And I said isn't the existence of so many survivors in itself an indicator, something doesn't, it doesn't fit. If the Nazis had this dedicated programme to exterminate the Jews, how come so many of you have survived, were the Nazis sloppy or what? They let you out, they let you escape? It's a basic question' (p 17).'But tell me one thing", and this is why I'm going to get tasteless with her, because you've got to get tasteless, "Mrs Altman, how much money have you made out of that tattoo since 1945? [Laughter] How much money have you coined for that bit of ink on your arm, which may indeed be real tattooed ink? And I'll say this, "half a million dollars, three quarters of a million for you alone." It must be in that order of magnitude because think of the billions of dollars that have been sent that way, billions' (p 17).
- (xvi) Errol Morris film rushes - 8 November 1998 '..that's what converted me, when I read that in the report, in the court room in Toronto, I became a hard core disbeliever. I thought, well, whatever the Nazis are doing to the Jews, they were not killing them on a conveyor belt system in gas chambers in Auschwitz, against which has to be said that I've read the manuscript memoirs of two commandants of Auschwitz.. [Höss...and Almeyer (sic)]...and they both refer to people being gassed in Auschwitz, and this is a methodological problem for a historian then. You have to look at that and say: well, there's no trace of cyanide in the building, but you've got these confessions by these Germans. How do you explain that? That is where you enter a grey area; you don't know what the explanation is...I don't know what the answer is...' (p9/51 - 10/19).


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(WOMENSENEWS)--Is our society so "feminized" that real men can't succeed as leaders?
Fox pundit Brit Hume seems to think so, and his comments during a TV interview in January went viral on the web and continue to be hotly debated. He defended New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie with these words:
"In this sort of feminized atmosphere in which we exist today, guys who are masculine and muscular like that in their private conduct, kind of old-fashioned tough guys, run some risks."
Hume is clearly nostalgic for the thuggish tough guys of yesterday. And indeed, many people secretly believe that guys who behave like cavemen are the "real" men.
But has the very aggressive male been the most successful one throughout history? After all, this is the man that Charles Darwin believed would do the best in the evolutionary game of survival of the fittest.
In fact, many scientists now think that Darwin got it wrong on this count.
Would male aggression be the trait most favored by natural selection? "The opposite may be true," say psychologists Kay Bussey and Albert Bandera,whose work blazed new trails in the theory of social learning.
Because both men and women in prehistory faced a harsh, difficult environment, humans would instead be selected for capabilities such as social competence and the capacity to invent culture. The social organization of our ancestors, scientists now believe, was that of small, cooperative groups, and the fittest of these would be the most social among them, promoting such norms as loyalty to the group, cooperation and adherence to social norms. Cavemen, in truth, weren't always cavemen.
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Seen in this light, "survival of the fittest" takes on a new meaning: less about "tooth and claw" than about intelligence, sociability and cooperation. The very aggressive male would often be the loser in this scenario.
And do most men lead in a kick-butt, command and control style that is supposed to mark "real men"? In a word, no.
Women are supposed to have a lock on the gentler, more democratic style of leadership, but they don't. Many studies of men's and women's leadership styles show few gender differences. In one study of 41,000 executives, women were slightly more high-handed and autocratic than men in their decision-making styles.
Today, it's believed, the "transformational" leader is the best model for managers. He or she is an innovative role model who gains the trust and confidence of followers, mentoring and empowering them to reach their full potential.
Psychologist Alice Eagly of Northwestern University and her colleagues found that female managers were slightly more "transformational" than men. But the difference was small: 52.5 percent of females and 47.5 percent of males. Both sexes, it seems, are capable of leadership that enables employees to reach their full potential.
The macho ideal that Hume seems to admire has real costs to males. Boys are naturally just as caring as girls, says Harvard psychologist William Pollack, author of the 2009 book "Real Boys": "Boys may have different patterns of behavior and learn and communicate through action, but they are as capable of being sensitive and empathic as girls are."
He notes that our strict, macho "boy culture" demands emotional rigidity, and by second grade erodes the "interpersonal" skills that come naturally to boys.
More Tolerant, Compassionate Society
And if our culture is "feminized," it's because we are a more tolerant and compassionate society. Women had a hand in this, but so too did men. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt created the programs that constituted a safety net for the disenfranchised (with a great deal of help from his secretary of labor, Frances Perkins). Martin Luther King pioneered nonviolence in the U.S. civil rights movement. Jimmy Carter won the Nobel peace prize for his humanitarian work. Liberal David Boies teamed up with conservative Ted Olson to win the battle for same-sex marriage in California.
Gov. Christie isn't in trouble for being a man's man. He's on the spot for keeping little kids trapped in their school buses for hours when his office closed lanes on the George Washington Bridge to punish a Democratic mayor.
On camera, Christie often bullies schoolteachers and any other regular folks who ask him a question he doesn't like. Is this what "real guys" do?
Christie isn't being penalized by a feminized society. He just lets his inner bully get the best of him too often.
Hume may be pining for muscular tough guys. But the rest of us-- who remember the schoolyard bullies who terrorized us and our classmates--do not share his nostalgia.
Caryl Rivers is the author, with Rosalind C. Barnett, of "The New Soft War on Women: How the Myth of Female Ascendance is Hurting Women, Men — and Our Economy" (Tarcher/Penguin).
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