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The Globe and Mail's annual list ranks the people and players with the influence, and the desire, to affect sport in Canada during 2013
1. Gary Bettman
The NHL commissioner's involvement in the lockout – and its eventual resolution – plus a laundry list of the things that remain on his personal to-do list in its aftermath that put him into the No. 1 spot. Bettman will be front and centre in the one conversation that will drive the Canadian sports agenda for the rest of 2013, namely, is the NHL going to Sochi to participate in the 2014 Olympics, and if so, how will Canada's men's team look? Bettman's workload hasn't shrunk much, in the two-plus months since the lockout ended. Since then, he has already overseen an ambitious realignment project that will see the Winnipeg Jets play in a geographically more sensible location next season. The league still needs to resolve the Coyotes future in Phoenix. There are a series of new owner-player committees that will focus on a broad range of topics, including player safety initiatives and increasing the NHL's visibility abroad. The Winter Classic needs to be re-affirmed, a Heritage Classic is likely coming to Canada next year and Columbus, which had the all-star game cancelled this season because of the labor dispute, is owed a game somewhere down the road. Then there is the matter of negotiating a new agreement for Canadian television rights.
(Lucas Jackson/Reuters)
2. Nadir Mohamed, George Cope
As co-owners of Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment, firing GM Brian Burke was their first salvo in resurrecting the Leafs. Cope, with BCE, and Mohamed, with Rogers, run the most influential brand in Canada, but face big challenges in also turning the Raptors and Toronto FC into winners. Who they hire and how they conduct business as owners and broadcast partners will have an impact on Canadian communications and sports for the next decade.
(Tim Fraser, Mark Blinch For the Globe and Mail, Reuters)
3. Marcel Aubut
The Canadian Olympic Committee president will try to generate attention and sponsorships for amateur athletes heading into the 2014 Sochi Olympics. A major coup would be another big fish in the private sector: the COC recently announced an eight-year partnership with Canadian Tire Co. Ltd, which joined The Royal Bank of Canada, Hudson's Bay Co. and Bell as a premier COC sponsor.
(Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press)
4. Alex Anthopolous and Paul Beeston
On the road to nowhere in the tough AL East division, the Blue Jays could have hacked payroll one more time in the name of building up the farm system and making a small profit. Instead, the pair of Canadian executives operating the team decided the time was right to go for the club's first title since 1993. Beeston convinced the Rogers board of directors that the time was right to spend on payroll, and Anthopoulos started his offseason shopping spree by executing a 12-player blockbuster deal with Miami to land a pair of starting pitchers, Josh Johnson and Mark Buehrle, one of the top shortstops in baseball in Jose Reyes, and a utility player, Emilio Bonifacio. Anthopoulos signed left fielder Melky Cabrera as a free agent despite his suspension for use of a performance-enhancing drugs, and topped it off by trading a pair of top prospects for R.A. Dickey, the knuckleball-throwing ace of the New York Mets. With a payroll hiked by more than $35-million (U.S.), the Blue Jays believe they have the potential of capturing the country's attention this season. Oh, and the Rogers' channel Sportsnet has exclusive rights to their games.
(Fred Thornhill/Reuters)
5. Mark Cohon
As CFL commissioner, Cohon has built attendance and sponsorship revenue for the league. With TV ratings holding, he successfully negotiated the league's new broadcast deal with TSN and RDS this year, extending it to 2018.
(Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press)
6. Keith Pelley
The president of Rogers Media must create a viable new broadcast concept with newly acquired The Score. He also has to create a national TV network using Citytv and other local and regional channels so he can be in the discussion for television rights to the NHL.
(Deborah Baic/The Globe and Mail)
7. Ken Dryden and Barbara Csenge
Concussion doctors and experts have spurred the campaign to bring awareness of the traumatic effects of head injuries to athletes and the public, but the former Hall of Fame goaltender has led the charge that includes an ever-growing number of doctors around the world. For her part, Csenge, the director of learning enrichment at St. Michael's College School in Toronto, has helped pioneer a system for helping young athletes return to class after suffering a concussion on the field.
8. Sidney Crosby
The Pittsburgh Penguins captain remains the most marketable player in hockey, and for better or worse, is also the poster boy for the effects of concussion treatment and recovery. He'll likely be captain of Canada's Olympic men's hockey team in Sochi in 2014 as it defends its gold medal.
(Fred Greenslade/Reuters)
9. Murray Edwards
Edwards is part owner of the Calgary Flames, a member of the NHL's executive committee and was a key hawk in the collective bargaining. Now that labour talks are over, Edwards will not be nearly as visible, but he still exerts considerable influence at governors' level.
(Fernando Morales/The Globe and Mail)
10. Kirstine Stewart
The executive vice-president of CBC's English Services, CBC/Radio-Canada now owns the Olympic brand through 2016. But can a non-sports executive hang onto the iconic Hockey Night in Canada brand for the network with less money than the competition? Stewart has hired plenty of suits to help her but she will take the bow or the fall on this one.
(Peter Power/The Globe and Mail)
11. Pierre Karl Peladeau
In 2012, the telecom magnate set up an all-sports television cable network that started hoovering up properties from MLS to boxing. In 2013, he has stepped aside from day-to-day management as CEO of Quebecor to concentrate on his plan to attract an NHL team for Quebec City.
(Mathieu Belanger/Reuters)
12. Phil King
As president of CTV programming and sports, King runs the most profitable TV sports speciality channel with the best properties. He renegotiated with the CFL and is now preparing for NHL national rights negotiations for the fall of 2014. If he gets them, he could be the king of the castle.
13. Steve Yzerman
He is the general manager of Canada's 2014 men's Olympic hockey team and, assuming NHL participation in Sochi is confirmed, will be the man with the envelope next December, unveiling 23 names of Canadian men's players who will try to defend Canada's gold medal in Vancouver.
(Chris O'Meara/Associated Press)
14. John Collins
Now that Gary Bettman has led the league through another bruising lockout, it will be Collins's job to rebuild the shield with disaffected corporate sponsors and broadcasters. The architect of the Winter Classic, Collins, the chief operating officer of the NHL, will need all his skills to restore the roar.
(Richard Drew/Associated Press)
15. Georges St. Pierre
No one has done more to raise the profile of mixed martial arts in this country. After sitting out most of 2012 with a career-threatening knee injury, he returned to defend his title as UFC welterweight champion, and recently did so again – his 11th successive victory. He is one of Canada's few bona fide international superstars, and has global reach.
(Graham Hughes/The Canadian Press)
16. Mark Chipman and David Thomson
The chairman of the Winnipeg Jets and owner of True North Sports and Entertainment, in partnership with Thomson, Chipman has been an increasingly important voice at the NHL's board of governors level and was involved in both collective bargaining and realignment talks. The love affair with the Jets in Winnipeg, now almost two years old, shows little sign of waning. And the Jets are threatening to make the playoffs.
(The Canadian Press)
17. Christine Sinclair
Canada's face of the 2012 London Olympics will turn 30 in June and is positioned to lead the side into the 2015 women's World Cup, which will be in Canada. Sinclair, captain of the Canadian women's soccer team, won the Lou Marsh Trophy as Canada's athlete of the year and the Bobbie Rosenfeld award as Canada's female athlete of the year.
(Jonathan Hayward/The Canadian Press)
18. Bonnie Brooks, Gordon Nixon and Stephen Wetmore
Each of these CEOs heads up a premier sponsor of the Canadian Olympic Committee, so expect a huge marketing push from each company as momentum builds for Sochi. Brooks, of Hudson's Bay Co., Royal Bank of Canada's Nixon and BCE's George Cope have been on board for previous Games, while Wetmore's Canadian Tire Co. Ltd. joined the tiny clan earlier this year.
(The Bay, Mark Blinch and Fernando Morales/Handout, Reuters, The Globe and Mail)
19. Peter Sisam
The vice-president of IMG Canada is also a veteran negotiator of broadcasting rights for sports. He should be instrumental in brokering new Canadian NHL broadcasting rights, which are up for renewal in 2014. If a revamped Rogers arrives at the table, it could go toe-to-toe with TSN and CBC
(Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press)
20. Daryl Katz
The drugstore billionaire and Edmonton Oilers owner threatened to move the team to Seattle. Now, he's finally close to a deal for a new arena that will cost $600-million. And the savvy businessman managed to structure a deal where his upfront costs are nominal.
(Dan Riedlhuber/Reuters)
21. Peter Swinburn
The CEO of Molson Coors runs one of the best-known brands in Canada, not to mention his involvement with one of the NHL's biggest sponsors, and he's not afraid to throw his weight around. He expressed his displeasure over lost revenues in beer sales caused by the lockout. Now that hockey's back, how many sponsorship dollars he returns with will be crucial to NHL teams.
(Graham Hughes/The Canadian Press)
22. David Branch
The commissioner of the Ontario Hockey League and president of the Canadian Hockey League has led efforts to ban head shots in part by handing out some of the most severe suspensions in the history of organized hockey. Branch also introduced a new rule for this season that calls for suspensions should a player engage in more than 10 fights.
(Larry MacDougal/The Canadian Press)
23. Richard Waugh
From hockey to football to marathons, Scotiabank is one of the biggest sponsors of sporting events in the country. As the bank's chief executive officer, Waugh's support of everything from the Grey Cup to Toronto Waterfront Marathon is crucial to their operations.
(Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press)
24. Geoff Molson
In the post-lockout era, the Montreal Canadiens' owner is aggressively tending to the Habs, since they bestride all other sports in Quebec. Molson is leveraging the brand into real estate developments, and ground will shortly be broken on a 10,000-seat arena in Laval, Que., which will be managed by the Habs consortium's concert promotion arm. The team opened with a bang this season.
(Paul Chiasson/The Canadian Press)
25. Carol Huynh
The two-time Olympic medalist is fighting to save her sport from being tossed from the Olympics. The new chair of Wrestling Canada's Olympic Wrestling 2020 and Beyond committee will lobby IOC members to vote against the recommendation of the IOC executive committee to remove wrestling from the core Olympic program. The vote is this fall.
(Kevin Van Paassen/The Globe and Mail)
26. Dave Nonis
By virtue of the portfolio (Toronto Maple Leafs GM) and how he got it – handed to him, days after the lockout ended – his every move will be scrutinized, internally by his overlords, externally by the varied members of Leaf Nation, to see if he can once and for all get the team with the longest playoff drought into the post-season.
(Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail)
27. Anne Merklinger
As CEO of Own the Podium, Merklinger is charged with overseeing the effort to produce more World Cup and world championship medals and turn them into Olympic medals in Sochi. To help ensure that, OTP is now investing more heavily in sports with medal potential for future Olympics. Merklinger lost her winter accomplice when Ken Read, who directed OTP's winter program, stepped down in March. The search is under way for his replacement.
28. Clara Hughes
Canada's greatest female Olympian retired from competition after the London Games, but the six-time Olympic medalist's advocacy work on depression and mental health and her involvement on the international advisory board of Right to Play mean her influence hasn't waned. If anything, it's grown.
(Kevin Van Paassen/The Globe and Mail)
29. Steve Podborski
The first North American man to win an Olympic medal in downhill skiing (a bronze in 1980) now leads Canada into its first Winter Games after 14 golds in Vancouver 2010. As the chef de mission for the Canadian Olympic team in Sochi, the former Crazy Canuck will be ramping up his appearances on behalf of Canada's Olympic hopefuls.
(Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press)
30. Don Cherry
The CBC has doubled down on the Hockey Night in Canada host, seeing him as a meal ticket. This could be his last 18 months on air, however, depending on how negotiations go for CBC in NHL rights discussions.
(Glenn Lowson/The Globe and Mail)
31. Joey Votto
The Canadian first baseman has one of the longest guaranteed contracts in the history of major league baseball, so it was big news when he donned Canada's uniform at the World Baseball Classic (even if team did fizzle.) Now the 2010 National League MVP just has to keep proving he's worth his whopping $225-million, 12-year contract with the Cincinnati Reds.
(Gene J. Puskar/Associated Press)
32. Donald Fehr
The executive director of the NHL Players' Association proved to be a formidable foe to Gary Bettman and the owners during the lockout. Fehr's ability to explain complex legal and labour issues in layman's terms meant the players never wavered in their support, which resulted in significant gains. Now, like Bettman, Fehr's most immediate task is to keep the players in the Olympics but on more favourable terms than the past.
(Chris Young/The Canadian Press)
33. Milos Raonic
Raonic has a chance to do for tennis what Mike Weir did for golf and expand the audience for the sport by steadily climbing up the players' ranks. He made it to round of 16 in first major of the season and has now ditched his Lacoste sponsorship deal for a partnership with the mainstream shoe company, New Balance.
(Andrew Innerarity/Reuters)
34. The Blue Jays' starting rotation
Led by Ricky Romero as the de-facto ace coming out of spring training in 2012, the Blue Jays starting pitchers were among the worst in baseball. Anthopolous addressed the situation by assembling an eclectic group. R.A. Dickey, the National League Cy Young Award winner, throws a hard knuckleball. Josh Johnson is a tall, power-pitching right-hander who came from the Miami Marlins with Mark Buehrle, a no-nonsense quick working left-hander who relies on speed changes and acute location to retire batters. Brandon Morrow and Romero are the holdovers, though Romero as the fifth starter is being pushed in spring training by J.A. Happ, a lefty obtained from the Houston Astros last July.
(Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press)
35. Bryan Colangelo
Heading into the 2012-13 NBA season, the president and general manager of the Toronto Raptors was counting on a competitive year from his team that would help convince his bosses at Maple Leaf Sport and Entertainment to pick up the option clause on his contract that would bring him back for at least another year. A 4-19 start to the season kind of put the kibosh on that. And with the Raptors now heading for a fifth consecutive season without a playoff appearance Colangelo's continued presence as the man in charge will undoubtedly be a major topic of discussion within the conglomerate's executive offices.
(Chris Young/The Canadian Press)
36. Pat Brisson and J.P. Barry
Agents Brisson and Barry (his partner), control arguably the best stable of players in the NHL (including Evgeni Malkin and Jonathan Toews). Their star, Sidney Crosby, is still the most marketable athlete in the league, and now that he is fully recovered from his concussion problems he is having a monster season that will only increase his fame and influence.
(Associated Press, Reuters)
37. Bob Nicholson
He's the president and CEO of Hockey Canada, an organization that runs the cash-generating world junior championship among other events. A supporter of Olympic participation, Nicholson has been making a compelling case to the NHL to suspend play for 20 days in 2014 so the league's best can go to Sochi. Negotiations are under way.
(Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press)
38. Mike Gillis
In his fifth season as president of the Canucks, with a five-year extension set to start for next season, Gillis looks as though he'll get tenure that other GMs dream of. But it feels as though the one-time player agent is on a precipice, with his team struggling and his stars aging. Skeptics abound. And he hasn't been able to trade Roberto Luongo, demanding a high price and getting nothing back, as yet.
(Darryl Dyck/The Canadian Press)
39. Christiane Ayotte
As head of the WADA-approved anti-doping lab, Ayotte has played an instrumental role in unmasking drug cheats at multiple Olympic Games and in several professional sports. The doctor is an internationally recognized authority on illegal doping in high-performance sport.
(Graham Hughes/The Canadian Press)
40. Ryder Hesjedal
Last year, the native of Victoria, B.C., native did what no Canadian has done before in cycling, win a grand tour in Europe, the Giro d'Italia. He aims to repeat in 2013 – and carry on to the Tour de France, where he crashed last year but finished a tantalizing sixth in 2010
(Christophe Ena/Associated Press)
41. MLS owners/operators Joey Saputo, Kevin Payne and Greg Kerfoot
Of the three leaders of the country's Major League Soccer franchises, Toronto FC's Payne has the toughest row to hoe: a team loaded with financial resources but historically shy on brains. Kerfoot's Vancouver Whitecaps have quickly usurped TFC as the country's premier franchise, while Saputo's Montreal Impact are 4-0 in their second season and have some name players – Alessandro Nesta and Matteo Ferrari – who are familiar to fans of the beautiful game. TFC deserves kudos, however, for the academy setup. Canada punches under its weight in international men's soccer; these three men can do a great deal about it. Kerfoot has been one of the sport's foremost benefactors in Canada.
(The Canadian Press)
42. Francesco Aquilini
The scion of a local construction and real estate fortune and a billionaire family, Aquilini has made unconventional choices in his decade as owner of the Vancouver Canucks. But he's been in a bunch of scraps of late. The team is not its former self. There's a nasty, and public, divorce with his ex-wife. There's a lawsuit from a famous Italian sports psychologist over a botched work permit. And he's heavily backed B.C. Premier Christy Clark, who looks as though she'll lose the spring election.
(Darryl Dyck/The Canadian Press)
43. Jeff Hunt
Hunt will oversee the implementation of the CFL's newest franchise in Ottawa as president of Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group, which owns the expansion team. Hunt is a Canadian businessman who currently owns the Ottawa 67's hockey club of the OHL.
(Chris Wattie/Reuters)
44. Susan Cohig
As the NHL's senior vice-president of integrated marketing, Cohig deals with the NHL's corporate partners. Her biggest job now will be keeping them happy after a tough revenue drought during the lockout. Cohig also manages the NHL's club services, working with each team in the league on its sales and marketing.
45. Wayne Gretzky
The Great One still holds all the records, and when he speaks about the game everyone listens. The slightest rumour about him going to Toronto or any other major NHL city can make the Internet explode.
(Aaron Vincent Elkaim/The Canadian Press)
46. Kimberley Amirault-Ryan
Amirault-Ryan was Canada's head of sport psychology for the 2010 and 2012 Olympics and will continue in this role for the 2014 Games. She has also worked with a number of NHL and NBA teams: she was the first female performance consultant to work with the New York Rangers and New York Knicks, and has since worked with the Columbus Blue Jackets and most recently the Edmonton Oilers.
47. Gerry Frappier
Yes, it has given up the Olympics to Radio-Canada, but RDS – where Frappier is president – is still the dominant player in the sports broadcasting industry in Quebec, given it holds the rights to the Canadiens.
48. Rebecca Marino
The 22-year-old retired from professional tennis this year, and, in doing so, spoke openly for the first time about her struggles with depression, joining a growing list of athletes and high-profile Canadians who are turning a spotlight on the illness and helping to diffuse the stigma surrounding it. She reached her highest WTA ranking – 38th – in 2011.
(Associated Press)
49. David Braley
The senator owns the Toronto Argonauts and the B.C. Lions, who will be host of the 2014 Grey Cup. The Argos are in the process of re-negotiating their lease at Rogers Centre and are not planning on going anywhere for the next five years or so, although they are exploring options.
(Sheryl Nadler For The Globe and Mail)
50. Andrew Wiggins
The teen basketball phenom is considered North America's top high school basketball recruit in the class of 2013. A native of Thornhill, Ont., and the son of former NBA player Mitchell Wiggins and track and field star Marita Payne, he could be the best Canadian NBA player since Steve Nash.
(Peter Power/The Globe and Mail)


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2014 MBA Hiring Outlook Buoyed by Tech JobsThe spring 2014 hiring outlook for MBA talent appears robust, with particularly strong demand in areas such as technology and consulting, according to Read McNamara, Managing Director of the Career Management Center at Vanderbilt University's Owen Graduate School of Management.
In a new video interview, McNamara discusses trends in MBA hiring and salaries this year. He also offers commentary about which industry sectors have the strongest demand for management talent and discusses the qualities employers are looking for most in this year's applicants.


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Book Code: J148
Pages: 160
Size: 5" x 8"
PubDate: 2010
Publisher: JUDSON PRESS
List Price: $16.00
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Read the Table of Contents, Foreword, Preface and an excerpt from Chapter 2, "Encouragement"
A unique testimony to the black church…by two white pastors
Bill Crouch and Joel Gregory share the best practices they have discovered from years of ministry with the black church and relationship with African American Christian leaders. Many of those leaders add their voices to Bill and Joel's testimony, providing a witness to recognize and celebrate the blessings and wisdom of the black church. Topics include:
- A legacy of preaching
- A history of social justice
- Gifts of encouragement, hospitality, and gratitude
- A model for mentoring
- A standard for honoring one's elders
Among the many featured contributors are:
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"We are living in a time when pastors and preachers are struggling to connect and keep people connected to the church. Our colleagues, Gregory and Crouch, have connected with the Black Church, intimately, and developed a passion for it. In this book, they share with the universal Body of Christ the ways the Black Church has historically brought the Gospel to people in irresistible and compelling ways." — Rev. Dr. Cynthia L. Hale, Senior Pastor, Ray of Hope Christian Church
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Clinical Education Complex: Family Counseling Clinic
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Phone: 270-745-4232 / 270-745-2419
Fax: 270-745-4233
Website: http://www.wku.edu/chhs/cms/index.php/centers_institutes/cec/fcc
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Kobe Bryant may have been an Adidas endorser once upon a time, but now that he's a Nike man he's slamming the competition. The L.A. Lakers star player took a shot at Derrick Rose's Adidas light shoes at his basketball camp and was caught on camera saying, "You wanna break your foot? Wear that sh*t," in reference to Rose's signature kicks.
After a camp player missed a dunk Kobe went in again and said, "A reasonable explanation of why he dunked that ball like that---it's the shoes!"
At least the crowd seemed to get a chuckle out of it, check the video.


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Mr. WOODALL. I thank my friend on the Rules Committee for yielding.
I rise in strong support of this rule today. Now, I hear a lot of conversation about States' rights here on the House floor--federalism, you know, that debate that James Madison and Thomas Jefferson had more than two centuries ago. It's an important debate to have, and I hope we have that debate on every single thing that we do in this body. I hope we ask ourselves that question every single day: Is this a responsibility and a role the Federal Government ought to be playing, or should this be something that's left to the States?
Sadly, I've heard more of that enthusiasm today than I usually hear down here, but I welcome it--not as a step in the wrong direction, but a step towards that new beginning. I believe that we can absolutely come together around those kinds of uniting issues: Does the Federal Government need to be involved in this or does it not?
The reason I'm in strong support of this rule, however, is that it made 10 amendments in order. You know, this bill, this concealed-carry reciprocity bill--and in fairness, full disclosure, I'm literally a card-carrying member of the concealed-carry bandwagon. I've got my Georgia carry permit here in my pocket, I have since I was 22 and living in a neighborhood that I thought I needed some self-protection living in.
This is a discussion that this body has been trying to have for about 15 years. As long as I can remember watching Congress, this bill has been knocking around in Congress and no one has ever brought it to the floor of the House despite a broad bipartisan majority of the body cosponsoring it. I've always wondered why, because for Pete's sakes, if it's something that a majority of the body is going to cosponsor, then it ought to be something that the majority of the body is going to support, and we ought to bring it to the House floor and let the House work its will.
I'm still struggling with the underlying legislation, but I appreciate this leadership and this Rules Committee for bringing a bill to the floor when more than a majority of the House has cosponsored it. And I appreciate this leadership and this Rules Committee for giving us 10 amendments from which to choose to improve the bill. There are opt-in provisions if you're worried about federalism. There are honor State compact amendments if you're worried about federalism. There are study amendments with the GAO to sort out whether or not there are unintended consequences with regard to nonresident permits.
These choices are out there for us. Not only did this Rules Committee bring forward a bill that other Congresses have not had the courage to bring forward, but it brought it forward in a way that this body can work its will. Eight Democratic amendments, as I recall, two Republican amendments. That's the kind of House I came to Congress as a freshman to work in.
I appreciate the work the Rules Committee did to make this possible, and I appreciate, Madam Speaker, the work of the leadership in guiding us down this path.
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The Syrian Conflict: Qaradawi's Incitement To Violence
By Chandra Muzaffar
03 June, 2013
Any human being who abhors violence and bloodshed would be shocked by remarks made by a leading religious personality, Sheikh Youssef al-Qaradawi, on the 1st of June 2013. At a rally in Doha, he urged Sunni Muslims in the region to go to Syria and fight the Bashar al-Assad government and its supporters, the Hezbollah and Iran. He regarded it as a "jihad." He claimed that Iran and the Hezbollah want to exterminate, to "devour" the Sunnis. Between Sunnis and Shias, he insisted, there was no common ground.
Qaradawi's remarks came in the midst of the ongoing critical battle between Syrian government forces and rebels for control of the key border town of Qasair. The Lebanese based Hezbollah is helping government forces. A large number of foreign militants are fighting on the side of the rebels.
Inciting Sunnis to fight Shias will only escalate a bloody conflict that has already claimed tens of thousands of lives. Religious leaders in particular should lend their moral weight to efforts to achieve a political solution. They should be imploring all sides to cease fighting immediately.
Besides, Qaradawi should know that the conflict in Syria is not a simple Sunni-Shia clash. It is rooted in the larger politics of hegemony, Israel and the tussle for power among regional actors. It began as a peaceful protest against Assad's authoritarian rule in March 2011. Assad reacted with harsh reprisals. Within a couple of weeks, groups and individuals from some neighbouring countries started to supply arms to a segment of the protesters perhaps at the behest of the centres of power in the West and Israel who have always sought to eliminate the Assad government which in the context of its close ties with both Hezbollah and Iran is seen as a challenge to their control and dominance of the region. Indeed, Iran, Hezbollah and the Assad government constitute the only organised, sustained resistance to the US-British-French and Israeli attempt to perpetuate their hegemonic hold over West Asia and North Africa (WANA). It was Hezbollah, it will be recalled, that drove Israel out of Lebanon from 2000 onwards, and in 2006, thwarted its diabolical design to gain control over Lebanon. It is this party, Hezbollah( the party of God) that Qaradawi in his Doha speech described as "the party of shaitan ( satan)."
Because these forces of resistance happen to be Shia, close allies of the Western powers in WANA who happen to be Sunni, such as Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Turkey, are trying very hard to project the resistance as a Shia attempt to dominate the region. As a result, the more significant issues of Western hegemony, resistance within WANA and the role of Israel which continues to occupy the Golan Heights in Syria, are all submerged in a cleverly contrived Sunni-Shia narrative. Of course, Sunni-Shia differences have existed for a long while and have on occasions coloured politics in the region in the past. But it was only after the Iranian Revolution of 1979 which represented a major challenge to Western hegemony and Israeli interests that these differences have been accentuated and manipulated mainly by US ally, Saudi Arabia, to divide Sunnis from Shias.
It is against this backdrop that we should view Qaradawi's remarks. There was a time when he had a positive attitude towards Sunni-Shia rapprochement. But when some Western states began to re-assert their power in WANA in the midst of the Arab uprisings, Qaradawi appeared to legitimise their role. He was among the earliest public figures to endorse NATO's air strikes over Libya. In the middle of last year he even opined that if the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) came back today, he would support NATO. This earned him the derisive moniker 'NATO Mufti' among some Arab commentators.
It is Qaradawi's legitimisation of Western hegemony by invoking religious authority that makes his role so perfidious. What is worse, he has been appealing to sectarian religious sentiments which pit Muslim against Muslim, which have led to murders and massacres on a massive scale, in order to perpetuate the interests of both regional actors and global powers. It is a glaring example of the crude abuse of religion by someone who dons the garb of religion.
Dr. Chandra Muzaffar is the President of the International Movement for a Just World (JUST). Malaysia.
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What Atlanta's shifting real estate landscape might mean for the future of the country.
And city rankings, based on Bike Score.
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WASHINGTON (Jan. 24)
Eleven dispatches of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency in which the horrors of the Nazi occupation of Poland are described by JTA correspondents abroad were read to the House this afternoon by Representative Samuel Dickstein (Dem.,N.Y.). It was the first time that the enormity of conditions in Poland has been presented to the Congress.
Today, the State Department still insisted that it had no official knowledge of the authenticated stories of wholesale murder and rapine and of the reduction of Poland to slavery.
Later this afternoon Dickstein said that he would soon introduce into the House a resolution calling upon the President to ask the German Government to have mercy on Poland.
"So far as any real news items from Poland are concerned," Dickstein said, "Poland, whether occupied by the Soviets or by the German Army, is a great blank spot. It was, therefore, with great interest that I was able to collect material from news items gathered by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency and I feel that it is of interest to the House to submit this material to you." The Congressman then read the dispatches.
Dickstein pointed out that the United States was responsible for creating the Polish State at the end of the last war and that the country should still feel responsibility for Poland. He charged that the Nazis have slain 100,000 Jewish men, women and children in Poland.


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Lowell Thomas renovations to commence this summer
Three cheers for cheap pitchers, spicy wings and a week full of nights to remember. Kait Smith
Plans to renovate Lowell Thomas, the academic building that houses the School of Communication and the Arts are finally under way. After almost four years of planning, the director of the Physical Plant, Justin Butwell said that the renovations will begin this summer and cross over to next summer.
According to the Marist College website, "The Lowell Thomas Communications Center opened in 1987, allowing students to combine the disciplines of communications, math, and computer science in a state-of-the-art environment." However, since its construction, numerous changes have been made to the campus. The math and computer science departments have been moved to the Hancock Center and and the technology that was once state-of-the-art is now outdated and in need of replacement.
"The renovations are long overdue," said Dr. Paula Willoquet, a media arts professor and chair of the Media Arts Department. "We've all been waiting for this to happen and there is really no downside to it."
Butwell said that the renovation plans include completely gutting and reconfiguring the ground floor, which is prone to ground water seepage. The building sustained a reasonable amount of water damage during Hurricane Irene. In addition to the demolition of the ground floor, there will be some work done to the main and upper levels, including new classrooms and seminar rooms.
"We plan on changing the general aesthetics of the building," Butwell said. "The upgrade is necessary to keep up with the new technologies and remain competitive."
As of right now, none of the renovations are set in stone and some may be altered, but according to Willoquet the renovations will have a tremendous impact on the programs the college has to offer.
Updates to the building will include a new screening room, improvements to the production studios, a new sports communication center on the main floor and new labs for classes such as Digital Toolbox, which will feature glass walls and state-of-the-art flat screen technology. Admissions and the Global Studies department will also move their facilities to Lowell Thomas.
Along with the physical changes to the building, there will be additional upgrades to the equipment that communication majors use.
Joey Wall, the director of Media and Instructional Technology for the Media Center, said that the media center recently donated or recycled a majority of its equipment in order to make room for the new equipment that will be ordered as part of the renovations.
"Marist is dedicated to having the latest technology available for our students and faculty, so most of the equipment gets replaced every five years or so," Wall said.
The plan is to have a completely tapeless production equipment. Willoquet said that this new equipment will "make the program more attractive and exciting to students."
The changes to the facility will coincide with the development of the new media studies and production degree, starting in 2013. This new major will replace the radio-TV-film concentration that is currently part of the department and will offer more in-depth production and media studies courses. There will also be a new minor added to the college's course offerings in video media.
Construction on Lowell Thomas will begin once this semester comes to a close and will continue through to the end of the summer. The construction will have no impact on fall classes and everything will resume as normal next semester.
"We're all very excited about the project," Willoquet said. "After it is completed, who wouldn't want to come here?"
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Andrew Miller vs. Orel Hershiser
ESPN's Orel Hershiser had some on-air criticisms for Red Sox lefty Andrew Miller, and Miller isn't happy about it.
|Boston lefty Andrew Miller, pictured above with appropriate seriousness. (Getty Images)
On Sunday night, Red Sox lefty Andrew Miller allowed a key eighth-inning double, and shortly thereafter ESPN cameras captured him laughing in the dugout with his teammates. Up in the booth, color analyst Orel Hershiser pointedly criticized Miller for, it would seem, yukking it up mere moments after failing to do his job.
Hershiser's comments were, predictably enough, relayed to Miller after the game (a 3-2 Boston victory over the Yankees), and Miller, predictably enough, took offense at the initial taking of offense. Miller explained that he was laughing because catcher Kelly Shoppach had applied some levity to the situation by making a joke about pitch selection. "That's what good teammates do," Miller told the Providence Journal.
Of Hershiser's pique, Miller went on to say: "To me, that's kind of odd, something that (Hersheiser) would point out right there. To me, that's kind of the opposite of what you want. I appreciate guys being there for me."
While I generally enjoy Hershiser's work in the booth, Miller's in the right here. Too much is made of "chemistry" and other forms of eyewash (teams of every possible collective temperament and psychic state have both succeeded gloriously and failed spectacularly over the years), and it's out of line to criticize a player for an isolated moment such as this, especially when, like Hershiser, you're not privy to the context.
It's also worth noting that Miller has been quite effective this season, as he's posted a 2.81 ERA in 25.2 IP and limited left-handed batters to a line of .138/.177/.190.
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Double Vision + LASIK
Double Vision 2.5 Months After Lasik
2.5 months after Lasik operation, I am still seeing double and blurry image. Worst at indoor and at night. Doctor told me that it is due to poorer... READ MORE
Daytime Glare and Double Vision After Lasik
I had Lasik surgery March 3rd. My vision is now 20/20 in both eyes. Since surgery I have c/o glare and double vision in my R eye. My issues have... READ MORE
Blurry Vision and Double Image After 2 Months Lasik Operation
I am into my 40s and had my Lasik operation 2 months ago. I am not able to read road sign clearly when I drive, worse when I am in basement carpark. I... READ MORE
Glare, Starbursts, Double Vision (Day and Night) @ 16 Months Post LASIK. DC Area.
Had LASIK 16mths ago and suffer from GASH & ghosting. Gets worse in low light but there's lots of glare during DAY (from headlights). Ghosting... READ MORE
Ghosting after lasik? (photo)
I had Lasik about one month I noticed that I was seeing shadows or double vision of the object that I am looking at just in my right eye ( I see 2... READ MORE
I Had Lasik Done in Both Eyes. Week Later I See Double on my Right Eye?
Had lasik done on august 23 2012. Week later I poked my right eye with a blink bottle . Made my right Ey irritated and watery. Next day I see double... READ MORE
2 months post-op LASIK, still ghosting/double vision in one eye. Is this normal?
So,I am currently 2 month post-op LASEK and still experiencing ghosting or double vision on 1 eye,its been on this eye for quite a while now...never... READ MORE
Almost one month after LASIK, still double vision? Is this normal?
I was told ill get my vision in around 2weeks,i did, but was double vision and blur everywhere, so someone told me ppl w/ astigmatism should be around... READ MORE
Side Effects of Lasik?
Had LASIK 1.5mths ago and suffer from doble vision in right eye at night. Gets worse in low light . This problem under normal lighting is also very... READ MORE
Ghosting, both eyes, after repeated LASIK. Will it improve?
After 3-1/2 years ,3 LASIK treatments left eye, 4 LASIK enhancements right eye, (both astigmatism distance vision) the ghosting both my eyes still... READ MORE
1 months post op epi lasik, I notice I'm having double vision. Is this normal?
I had epi Lasik about one month I noticed that I was seeing shadow or double vision of the object that I am looking at just in my left eye.doctor told... READ MORE
Why there is Double vision in right eye after one month of Lasik??
I had lasik eyes surgery one month before on 20th jan 2015, i am having double vision in my right eye which is more worse in dim light seems to b in... READ MORE
I'm suffering from blurred vision followed by doubled vision in one eye. What is THE actual problem and what should I do?
I have nearsightness in right eye of 1.75 and ( 0 or .25 ) in left eye for the last four year . i am facing problem only in left eye . first i faced... READ MORE
will the eye recover? how long it might take? what all should I do for best results?
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Is there any hope for my eyes after major lasik complications? (Photo)
I decided to undergo Lasik in July 2013. I had Customized Zyoptix lasik Today, I heavy glare/halo/double vision/starbusting. Tried alphagan drops but... READ MORE
I Undergone Lasik After 6years I Have Double Vision Starburst Any Remedy?
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Dallas Cowboys
When the Cowboys open training camp practices Sunday, several players could be slowed as they return from injuries, writes Calvin Watkins of ESPNDallas.com. Quarterback Tony Romo (back) has been cleared to practice, but defensive end DeMarcus Ware (shoulder), defensive tackle Jay Ratliff (sports hernia), guard Mackenzy Bernadeau (shoulder), and receiver Danny Coale (knee) could be limited early in camp.
The Cowboys might go without a fullback on the roster, writes Watkins.
ESPNDallas.com's Todd Archer analyzes running back Phillip Tanner's chances of making the 53-man roster.
The Dallas Morning News' training camp guide for the Cowboys.
New York Giants
Ohm Youngmisuk of ESPNNewYork.com continues his position-by-position look at the Giants with a breakdown of the tight ends entering training camp.
Defensive tackle Johnathan Hankins, a second-round pick from Ohio State, answers some questions from Michael J. Fensom of the Newark Star-Ledger.
Writers for the team's website offer their opinions on running back David Wilson's chances of making the Pro Bowl.
Philadelphia Eagles
Practice tickets are a hot item, writes Ed Kracz of phillyburbs.com.
The Philadelphia Daily News' training camp guide for the Eagles.
Chip Kelly downplays the importance of arm strength in quarterbacks, writes Zach Berman of the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Kelly sees his quarterbacking situation as a process. Where he starts out might not be where he ends up, writes Les Bowen of the Daily News.
Chris McPherson of the team's website continues his series analyzing the questions each position group must answer before the start of the regular season, with a look at the inside linebackers.
Does Kelly trust quarterback Michael Vick? Vinnie Iyer of the Sporting News explores the question as part of a series examining key questions as training camps draw near.
Washington Redskins
No decision has been made about quarterback Robert Griffin III starting training camp on the Redskins' active roster, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL.com. Griffin could start camp on the active/PUP list, just like the Vikings' Adrian Peterson did last year. Minnesota kept Peterson on the PUP list for the first two weeks of camp in an effort to apply extra caution to his recovery.
Receiver Pierre Garcon received clearance to practice fully when the Redskins report to Richmond for training camp next week,writes Mike Jones of the Washington Post.
John Keim of the Washington Post continues his position-by-position look at the Redskins' roster entering training camp with a breakdown of the quarterbacks.
The Redskins are excited about the return of young defensive linemen Chris Neild and Jarvis Jenkins, who have recovered from knee injuries, writes Brian Tinsman of the team's website.


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Alex Marvez talks NFL Draft
Andy and Mike talked with FOX Sports 1 Senior NFL Reporter, Alex Marvez this morning. Alex talked about the latest rumors in the NFL Draft, and how the Dolphins are an example of how drafting for need can hurt you.
Alex Marvez: "You draft for need if it's a player within a relatively close draft grade of another player... The last thing you wanna do is reach because you feel have a need that you have to get filled. I'll give you an example - the Miami Dolphins in 2003 in the 2nd round, they panicked. They thought 'We have to have a Linebacker now, because there's no other good graded Linebackers'. So they pass on a player who had a little bit better grade. That was Anquan Boldin... And they end up with Eddie Moore. Eddie Moore is a footnote in Dolphins history, Anquan Boldin is still dominating to this day."