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Apprentice Robe (450)
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Robe of reaction (2150)
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A relatively cheap item with cast speed, which is the rarest stat which few increase . Great item giving you an advantage over your enemies by doing everything a little faster. Some evasion for survivability, it is a Robe of Reaction after all.
Really helpful in almost every situation, but still, getting 25 cast speed isn't a huge boost, hence the price.
Preferably bought by any INT hero with lots of AOE spells, really helpful to get everything of a bit faster. But still boosts many heroes that isn't INT ^^
Rework: I decided to change the ring of the teacher to a Pickeled brain, again to make the item more unique, and now it will be better for mana dependant heroes early-mid game. Also the name is a pun on the ingredients (get it?) xD
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genius! dunno if theres a reason that no castspeed items exists yet but I love it anyway
+1 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1 +1
Change the items required. No int hero wants attack speed (Except maybe puppet master) but he doesn't even really need fast attack speed. Because you want this to be useful to int heroes with aoe spells, I would have to say change the gloves of the swift to a ring of the teacher, cut out the devotion aura and damage, increase the brilliance to lets say, 1 or 1.1, and then you have an item of the same price that now targets the audience you want it to.
(Also, if you don't think cutting out ring of the teacher's armor and damage is a good idea, just think of shaman's headdress and refreshing ornament, both cut out essential stats that you want from the original items, but you just have to deal with it).
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Mythar: Hmm forgot behes heart but since it only applies for INT heroes and this applies to all heroes u could stay say that it's kind of new xD
Shadow: Guess you're right Saw that most itn heroes go for some manareg/survival items, maybe too late to change, but then again it's not that that matters, but the aura, think most people that like the idea likes the aura so maybe it's free to change. Check back l8er!
Edit: There we go, think u had a good point, like it better now?
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imho drop the damage, add the armour from the ring
I kinda thought that the ring contributed with 10 damage and 1 mana reg after the recipe upgrade, sine it's 6 damage and 0.65 mana reg pre upgrade, and the gloves + attack speed converts into cast speed, kinda thought it would be more damage-oriented than survivalist, but ultimately it's all up to s2 so if they see it fit they'll prob do what they want
I like it but maybe the cast speed bonus is a little high when compared to behemoths heart buff.
Make the mana the aura and the cast speed increase on that hero only, if not all team gets benefit from not paying, though it's the same with nome's, I fill that way would be more balanced.
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SimAnt: Hmm I think it's fair, behemoths heart gives u a ton of additional buffs, 15% reduced cooldown, a ton of health and reg, and it's 3k more expensive, This is basically just castspeed. On the other hand it's for the whole team, but still 25 cast speed doesn't make an extreme difference and I think the main bonus from behemoths heart is the reduced cooldown, who knows how valuable castspeed is : /
Still if someones item is implemented it's balanced by s2, so rly nothing to worry about, just a concept and im glad u like it : D
Shixax: The mana and damage is for the holder of the item only, and the aura is there for every ally hero within 600 radius, it's kind of meant to be a team-item so I wont change it xD But still this Could just as well be a self-bonus item, but then it'd have better stats I think
But overall items that give a team bonus is more fun like nome's wisdom or skull
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Don't understand why the gloves are still in the recipe... I know that the item you're making is a pair of gloves, but you can either change the item to lets say a robe, or just make apprentice robe turn into the gloves. (Not all combinations make much sense, and gloves of the swift should be apprentice robe, and this item should give either 6 or 8 int).
Behemoths Heart does add cast speed....(as long as your int) but i cant see agi or str heroes getting this item...
Shadow: Well I have the gloves for the + attackspeed, which with the recipe is turned into castspeed xD Why would you prefer a robe and + intellect instead?
dxiver: y I forgot about behe's heart, but then again thats only for INts, but should prolly change that in the description anyway.
Ofcourse it is best for pure stun/nukers, but I could still se lots of other heroes benefit from the aura that it provides, like Forsaken, engi, andro, panda, magmus (if it does shorten channeling time, does it?) and probably pebbles, to mention a few. Im not an expert but I think they would all benefit from being able to perform their spells faster.
Point is that it gives no attack speed, and that's all that gloves should give. And if a caster gets it, they'll want an int boost.
Making a reference to another item, take sheepstick. Why does it turn people into teeth? I don't know, has nothing to do with what goes into it, it just does.
Why does a sustainer and a great arcana make an item that takes all of your stuff off cooldown, but costs a ton of mana and removes the int boost you need from the great arcana? I don't know.
Point: The item is too expensive, pretty much all you're paying for here is increased cast speed, and that's not worth 1900. Give it 6 or 8 int, make it a 1.1 brilliance aura, take out the gloves, put in apprentice robe, and get rid of the 10 damage.
Just my opinion, but I hope it helps.
I said yes, but change the stats and items around a bit. Good concept though
Hmm many don't like the items in in, but the concept.... Fine Ill change it one more time, just a question to you shadow lance, what is brilliance aura???
Brilliance aura is the aura that gives mana. Like Glacius' mana regen aura but with a smaller range. It would give allies in a 600 or 700 aoe 1.1 mana regen per second. That's a brilliance aura.
I c, perhaps it should have the same range as the castspeed buff, will change it one final time, thx for the feedback!
Edit: There we go, seems perfected to me! : D
Last edited by Blyth; 02-12-2010 at 03:00 PM.
Final comments: The recipe is an issue, solely because it costs almost as much as the components, that should not happen.
Your stats are good, but please just cut out the damage, PLEASE! It's good enough without the damage and the ring of the teacher's damage boost can be cut out.
Only thing I think you need to do is throw in another item and lower the recipe. I do not know what this item should be however...
Best recommendations: Now that I see the price vs stats, I think that the robe should be the book, that would boost the price of components and a 12 int bonus would be fine.
Other would be a scarab, but because it's already pretty widely used I'm not totally sure.
So please take out the damage, and either make the cast speed not part of the aura or take out the defense completely, either one has to be done for balance.


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"We're pleased to offer this added benefit to federal employees who have taken advantage of HSAs offered in the Federal Employees Health Benefits program, to stretch their money even further," said Springer. "Federal employees work hard for their money and they sacrifice, so it is imperative they be given every opportunity to realize tax savings for themselves and their families."


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The situation in Syria is accelerating, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Thursday, amid reports that President Bashar al-Assad's government may be preparing to use chemical weapons.
"Events on the ground in Syria are accelerating, and we see that in many different ways. The pressure against the regime in and around Damascus seems to be increasing," Clinton said before meeting with Russia's foreign minister and the U.N. special envoy to Syria.
Chemical weapons were one topic on the table, said Clinton, who met with the leaders while she was in Dublin for an international security conference.
U.S. officials are "very concerned" that al-Assad's forces may use chemical weapons as rebels advance, U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta told reporters in Washington Thursday.
"The intelligence that we have raises serious concerns that this is being considered," he said.
The defense secretary did not provide additional details about the intelligence information.
CNN reported Monday that Syrian forces battling rebels in fierce fighting had started combining chemicals that could be used to make deadly sarin gas for weapons. NBC reported Wednesday night that Syria is loading chemical weapons into bombs. CNN has not confirmed the NBC report.
Syrian Deputy Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad rejected the suggestion Thursday. "Syria would never use chemical weapons, even if it had them, against its own people," he told Hezbollah's Al-Manar TV.
He also warned that any foreign intervention against Syria would be "catastrophic" for the entire region.
In Dublin Thursday, U.N. envoy Lakhdar Brahimi said leaders were focused on a peace process to "get Syria back from the brink."
"We have agreed that the situation is bad and we have agreed that we must continue to work together to see how we can find creative ways of bringing this problem under control and hopefully starting to solve it," he told reporters after his meeting with Clinton and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
Russia has blocked action against al-Assad at the United Nations, but some have speculated that Moscow may be considering a different approach.
On Thursday, a top Russian politician said the Syrian government "is not up to the task" of doing its job and cannot "fulfill its functions," the Interfax news agency reported. Russian State Duma Deputy Speaker Vladimir Vasiliev said Russia wanted to create conditions where security forces inside Syria would take the situation under control, but Russia's "influence with the Syrian leadership has been limited."
The comments from a close ally of President Vladimir Putin came at a time when diplomats say Moscow, which has insisted there should be no "regime change" in Syria, now increasingly doubts that al-Assad can survive in power.
Diplomatic efforts to help end the 21-month conflict, which opposition activists say has claimed more than 42,000 lives, have so far failed.
At least 89 people died Thursday, most of them in Damascus and Aleppo, according to the opposition Local Coordination Committees of Syria. CNN cannot confirm claims by the government or the opposition because of government restrictions that prevent journalists from reporting freely within Syria.
Clinton and Lavrov previously worked out a plan to try to end the fighting, but that plan ultimately stalled.
That plan, negotiated in June in Geneva, proposed the creation of a transitional government along with al-Assad leaving office. But Russia later balked at any U.N. Security Council measure that would include sanctions or military action. Clinton insisted any U.N. resolution "have teeth."
The United States has also expressed concerns about the increasing radicalization of some armed factions of the opposition and is moving toward declaring al-Nusra Front a terrorist organization.
Such groups present a dilemma for the United States. Al-Nusra Front, officials say, has ruthless and effective fighters that are spearheading gains against al-Assad's weakening forces.


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Countries are ranked on "perception" of corruption because statistical collection of illegal activities "are deliberately hidden and only come to light through scandals, investigations and prosecutions," the Transparency Index web site says. "Capturing perceptions of corruption of those in a position to offer assessments of public sector corruption is the most reliable method of comparing relative corruption levels across countries."
Countries were assessed on a sliding scale ranging from 0 for "highly corrupt" to 100 for "very clean."
"While no country scored a perfect score, the majority of countries scored below 50, indicating a serious corruption problem," said Huguette Labelle, the chair of Transparency International, in a news release. "This translates into human suffering with poor families being extorted for bribes to see doctors or to get access to clean drinking water."
"Equally damaging is the failure of basic services such as education or public infrastructure because public money is being skimmed off by corrupt leaders. Corruption amounts to a 'dirty tax,' one that hits the poorest and the most vulnerable."


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Welcome to the Cultural/Diversity page. Please scroll to the bottom of the page for information on upcoming events in the Kansas City area. Please find the form attached for credit on attending events. September Hispanic/Latino Heritage Month National Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated each September 15- October 15 in the United States of America to recognize the contributions made by people of Hispanic descent and to celebrate Hispanic culture. Hispanic Heritage Month begins on September 15 because it is the anniversary of 5 Latin American countries' Independence Day: Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua. Scottish American Heritage Month September is Scottish American Heritage Month. Frequently, Scottish culture is celebrated through festivals known as Highland games. Various events include Whisky tastings, eating Haggis, Caber toss, Hammer throws, and traditional Scottish dances. In the past, Auburn has held a Highland Heritage celebration which featured a football tailgate of traditionally Scottish food and drinks along with a bagpipe player in addition to lectures on Highland Heritage and a Scottish Celidh. October National Italian Heritage Month Set in October to coincide with Columbus Day, Italian Heritage Month celebrates the many achievements and successes of not only Americans of Italian descent, but also Italians living in America. Currently Italians and Italian Americans are the fifth largest ethnic group in the United States and America was even named after an Italian (Amerigo Vespucci). It is also important to note that language plays a very large part of this celebration as it is thought of as an intrinsic part of Italian culture. Polish American Heritage Month Polish American Heritage month is celebrated each year in October to commemorate the contributions to American society made by those of Polish descent. In 2006 it celebrates its 25th anniversary, which originates in Philadelphia. 2006 also marks the 398th anniversary of the first Poles' arrival in Jamestown, VA. This year's theme will be "Heroes of Freedom". German American Heritage Month Beginning on October 6, 1987 as German American Day, we now celebrate the culture and achievement of Americans of German descent during a month long period between September 15 and October 15. Established in 1995, German American Heritage Month spans these dates so as to encompass festivals like Oktoberfest and Stueben parades. November Native American Indian Heritage Month Initially celebrated in 1916 by the state of New York, it was not until 1990 that then President George H.W. Bush established it as a month long festival. Not only does Native American Indian Heritage Month showcase the rich culture of the native people of this land, but also honors those American Indians that have suffered injustices. Therefore, we celebrate all Native Americans during the month of November. One of the largest events held by the Multicultural Center is that Native American Festival. The festival is a weekend long event that features Native American drumming, dancing, crafts and history and is free to the public January Dr. Martin Luther King Day Holiday On the third Monday of January each year, we celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Day. Dr. Martin Luther King Day is the only national holiday commemorating the actions of an African-American. Originally petitioned to honor King's dedication to trade unions, it would be established on November 2, 1983 by Ronald Reagan. February African-American History Month Black History Month, also known as African-American History Month, is celebrated each February in the United States. Because of the timing of the birthdays of 2 very important individuals in the fight to end slavery, Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln, Black History Week was originally slated for the second week in February in 1926. In 1976 it was expanded to encompass the entire month of February to recognize the significant achievements made by the African-American community in all aspects of American society. In Britain, Black History Month is celebrated in October. The Multicultural Center sponsors events acknowledging the contributions of African-American men and women from the arts, politics, science and the academy. Lectures, forums and extravaganzas are often a part of this month long celebration. March Irish American History Month Every March, we honor the achievements made by Irish-Americans during Irish American History Month. For many generations those of Irish heritage have contributed to our society. It is for this reason that we take pride in celebrating Irish culture. Women's History Month Annually celebrated in March, Women's History Month acknowledges the many contributions women have made in America's rich past. From its beginnings as International Women's Day on March 8, 1911, it has been expanded twice by the United States Congress first as a weeklong celebration in 1981 and to its current month-long celebration in 1987. Each year, the Multicultural Center hosts lectures to educate the Auburn family about women's issues. St. Patrick's Day St. Patrick's Day, March 17, is a feast day that celebrates the patron saint of Ireland and is a National holiday in the Republic of Ireland, Montserrat, and the Canadian providence of Newfoundland and Labrador. Often seen as a celebration of Irish culture by Irish and non-Irish alike, it is often participated in by wearing green, eating Irish food and drinking Irish beverages (sometimes dyed green). The Multicultural Center showcases St. Patrick's Day with food, dancing, and music at its annual Tea and promotes it with pins to wear throughout the day. May Asian & Pacific Islander Month In May, we recognize the contributions of those of Asian and Pacific Islander decent. Asian Pacific American Heritage month began in 1978 as Asian American Heritage Week celebrated the first week of every May, chosen because the first immigrants from Japan arrived on May 7, 1843. It has since been expanded to encompass the entire month of May. Since the semester break typically occurs in May, the Auburn Asian Association hosts events such as concerts, open mic nights and lectures in late April to celebrate their heritage. Jewish American Heritage Month Seeking a place to practice their beliefs without fear of prosecution, Jewish settlers first came to America. It is in May that we honor that trek and celebrate the faith and culture of the Jewish people. Through their faith and commitment, America has become a more soulful nation and it is with this in mind that we honor them. Cinco De Mayo Widely celebrated in the United States, Cinco de Mayo ("Fifth of May") is a National holiday in Mexico. Commonly misconceived as Mexican Independence Day, Cinco de Mayo actually celebrates the victory of Mexican forces led by General Ignacio Zaragoza over the French occupational forces in the Battle of Puebla on 05 May 1862. June Caribbean American Heritage Month During the month of June we celebrate the vibrant culture of Caribbean Americans. We also honor the Caribbean nations from which they descend. We celebrate new friendships and a unique blend of Caribbean and American cultures that is bright and colorful. Some events on Auburn University's campus that focus on Caribbean heritage include Reggae Night and the Caribbean Fete held each year by the African Caribbean Student Association in conjunction with the Multicultural Center. Russian Heritage Festival The month-long celebration of the arts and culture of area's vast and vibrant Russian-speaking community will take place throughout the month of June in New York City. The Russian Heritage Festival®, the only event of its kind in the U.S., which annually attracts over 100,000 people to enjoy contemporary and folk music, dance performances, art exhibitions, public festivals, health and sports fairs, business expos, and other thrilling events. July Declaration of Independence On July 4, 1776 the United States of America declared its independence from Great Britain. It is an iconic day to Americans celebrating not only their freedom by the ancestors for fought for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Through generations it has morphed from an anti-British-rule celebration to a celebration of what makes us US (a). https://fp.auburn.edu/diversity/multiculturalCelebrations.aspx |
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Rush Limbaugh: Obama Didn't Meet with Sebelius Because He Doesn't Care Rush Limbaugh said a Government Accountability Institute report that found President Barack Obama has not had a one-on-one meeting with Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius since Obamacare passed shows Obama's lack of compassion toward those hurt by the healthcare law. by Tony Lee
Politico Destroys White House Claim of Secret Obama-Sebelius Meetings Late Friday afternoon, Politico Magazine published an update dismantling White House claims that President Barack Obama and Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius held "dozens" of unrecorded one-on-one working meetings over the last three-and-a-half years leading up to Obamacare's unveiling. by Wynton Hall 6 Dec 2013, 9:10 PM PDT
Rush Limbaugh: Obama Didn't Meet with Sebelius Because He Doesn't Care Rush Limbaugh said a Government Accountability Institute report that found President Barack Obama has not had a one-on-one meeting with Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius since Obamacare passed shows Obama's lack of compassion toward those hurt by the healthcare law. by Tony Lee 6 Dec 2013, 4:02 PM PDT
HHS Scrambles to Defend Against Obama-Sebelius Meetings Revelation Late Friday, with the help of White House Press Secretary Jay Carney's former employer TIME, the Obama Administration attempted to explain away the Government Accountability Institute's (GAI) explosive report revealing that President Barack Obama's official White House calendar records a single face-to-face meeting with HHS head Kathleen Sebelius in the over three-and-a-half years leading up to Obamacare's unveiling. by Wynton Hall 6 Dec 2013, 2:05 PM PDT
Breitbart News Requests Time Magazine Retract Schweizer 'Fact Check' Because Time Magazine and Kate Pickert have not engaged in any reporting, and apparently put no effort into independently verifying a government spokesperson pushing back on a negative story, we see no facts that in any way refute Schweizer's reporting. by Retracto, The Correction Alpaca 6 Dec 2013, 1:49 PM PDT
Ignorant Chris Matthews Says GOP Worse than Apartheid Leaders We knew the left would go there, and MSNBC's Chris "Chicago is racist" Matthews, of course, was among the first, along with his colleague Al Sharpton, who is, of course, an icon of racial reconciliation in his own right. Matthews told Now with Alex Wagner on Friday that South Africa's apartheid leaders were more patriotic than America's Republican Party because they were willing to cede power to the late Nelson Mandela. by Joel B. Pollak 6 Dec 2013, 11:27 AM PDT
Chuck Todd Ignores Democrats Who Voted Against Mandela On Friday, NBC's First Read led with criticism of Ronald Reagan that bled into Chuck Todd's MSNBC show, "The Daily Rundown." Todd and company are obviously eager to remind voters that a minority of Republicans, including then-President Reagan, were "slow" to impose sanctions against South Africa. Missing from this crack reporting, though, is the fact that Democrats also weren't always unified on this complicated issue. In fact, in 1986, 32 Democrats voted against releasing Nelson Mandela from prison. by John Nolte 6 Dec 2013, 9:47 AM PDT
Pat Caddell: Obama's Failure to Meet with Sebelius Shows 'Inexperience' Former President Jimmy Carter adviser Pat Caddell said the shocking Government Accountability Institute (GAI) report that found President Barack Obama has held no one-on-one meetings with Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius since the passage of Obamacare has revealed Obama's "inexperience in handling crisis." by Tony Lee 6 Dec 2013, 4:40 AM PDT
Walsh: Obama Models Mandela; 'Turns Other Cheek' Too Much "I think this president has tried, against odds, to model reconciliation and has turned the other cheek too many times for some of our progressive allies," Walsh said. "You do see in his somberness and sadness there, the sense that he drew a lot of courage and lessons from Nelson Mandela." by Larry O'Connor 6 Dec 2013, 3:54 AM PDT
Liberal Talk Radio Dead In LA; Replaced By Rush And Sean KTLK's foundering liberal line-up had included Stephanie Miller, Randi Rhodes, and Bill Press. KTLK's ratings have been anemic, averaging 0.2 in the 6+ demographic over the past six months. In November, the liberal line-up registered #41 in the crowded LA market. In comparison, conservative KFI finished in the top 10 with a 3.4 in the same demo by Larry O'Connor 6 Dec 2013, 3:01 AM PDT
Date Night: Chris Matthews Tosses Softballs to Obama With President Obama's approval ratings sinking thanks to the failing Obamacare rollout and the unpopular nuclear deal with Iran, Obama broke the media emergency glass to access the MSNBC host Chris Matthews. Matthews, who has compared Obama to Jesus and Henry V, and said that he was "the perfect American," tossed Obama softball after softball, to which Obama gave stock answer after stock answer. by Ben Shapiro 5 Dec 2013
Fox & Friends Hosts 'Speechless' Obama Never Met One-on-One with Sebelius On Thursday, the hosts of Fox & Friends were shocked at a new Government Accountability Institute report that found President Barack Obama has not had a one-on-one meeting with Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius since the signing of Obamacare. by Tony Lee 5 Dec 2013
Palin Reacts to Bashir Resignation: 'Refreshing' Some in Media Condemned Him Sarah Palin hopes that Martin Bashir's vulgar outburst against her does not deter anyone with something to contribute from hopping into the political arena. The former Alaska governor reacted to the news of Bashir's resignation on Fox & Friends Thursday morning and thanked those in the media who supported her. by Frances Martel 5 Dec 2013
Top 10 Questions Chris Matthews Should Ask Obama On Thursday evening, MSNBC's Chris Matthews--a noted Barack Obama fan--will be interviewing the 44th president at one of the lowest points in his presidency. Mockery of Matthews has already ensued, especially after he promised to include some "easy" questions. Yet the interview represents a rare opportunity to hold the president accountable--something he resists, and which the media have been reluctant to do in the past. by Joel B. Pollak 5 Dec 2013
Chris Matthews Trades 'Leg Thrill' for 'The Christmas Eve Excitement' Wednesday night, MSNBC "Hardball" host Chris Matthews announced that his interview with the president, which is scheduled for today, gave him "the Christmas Eve excitement." Outside the left-wing fever swamp of MSNBC, Matthews is perhaps most famous to the American people for his 2008 comment about how an Obama speech put a "thrill up his leg." by John Nolte 5 Dec 2013
Clear Channel Shifting Limbaugh in Major Markets On Thursday, Clear Channel started announcing major lineup shifts in three of its biggest markets. In Los Angeles, Limbaugh will be moving from the top talk station in the market, KFI, to its sister station, KTLK, which will be flipped from a liberal talk station to a primarily conservative talker anchored by Limbaugh. by Ben Shapiro 5 Dec 2013
The Media's Lying About ObamaCare Enrollment Numbers If you have "enrolled" in something, that means you have "obtained" it, and if you have not yet paid for your health insurance, you are not insured or enrolled. This isn't a debatable point among the intellectually honest, and yet this truth hasn't stopped many in the mainstream media from assuming their natural position of joining a White House propaganda push -- which in this case is to artificially inflate news of public demand for ObamaCare. by John Nolte 5 Dec 2013
ABC News Suspended Martin Bashir in 2008 for Lewd 'Asian Babes' Speech Martin Bashir, who resigned from MSNBC on Wednesday, was previously suspended from ABC for lewd comments he made about Asian-American women and journalist Juju Chang in 2008. by Tony Lee 4 Dec 2013
Breitbart Senior Editor-at-Large Schweizer on 'Hannity' with Blockbuster Report Peter Schweizer, president of the Government Accountability Institute and Senior Editor-at-Large for Breitbart News, will appear on Fox News' Hannity Wednesday evening at 10 PM EST to discuss a new report on Obamacare. by Breitbart News 4 Dec 2013
Desperate Mainstream Media Turn to Radicalism, Cats, and Celebrities From CNN dropping news to MSNBC dropping Martin Bashir and Alec Baldwin, from Politico's Mike Allen and his alleged "payola" to Huffington Post and BuzzFeed getting hoaxed by a Twitter prankster, it's been a rotten several weeks for the mainstream media. These problems aren't outliers. They are indicators of a deeper problem with the mainstream media: its one-side-only business model is failing, and its alternatives are rife with holes. by Ben Shapiro 4 Dec 2013
BuzzFeed Smears Fox News' Andy Levy With Out-Of-Context Video Instead of vetting what they chose to disseminate from something called The Representation Project, the left-wing BuzzFeed just went ahead and published as fact a YouTube that makes it look as though Fox News's Andy Levy made the serious claim that throughout history "women haven't done that much." Below is the video BuzzFeed posted. Levy can be seen at the 1:50 mark: by John Nolte 4 Dec 2013
No Apology from MSNBC After Bashir Resigns On Wednesday, MSNBC did not apologize for anchor Martin Bashir's despicable remarks on his Nov. 15 program in which he suggested that someone should defecate and urinate in the mouth of former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin even after Bashir tendered his resignation. by Tony Lee 4 Dec 2013
Politico Under Fire Over Alleged Payola Scandal Late last month Washington Post media reporter Erik Wemple pretty much caught Politico reporter Mike Allen in what is known as "payola" or "pay-for-play" or, if you want to be generous, "native advertising." Either way, Wemple made a very convincing case that in his widely disseminated Politico Playbook email newsletter, Allen is allegedly giving paying advertisers the additional bonus of positive coverage and publicity boosts disguised as news. by John Nolte 4 Dec 2013
Mediaite Writer Defends Martin Bashir On Wednesday, the Mediaite writer whom MSNBC host Martin Bashir emailed after his resignation defended the former MSNBC host and chastised other liberals for not standing up for Bashir, who said on his Nov. 15 show that someone should defecate and urinate in the mouth of former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin. by Tony Lee 4 Dec 2013
MSNBC's Bashir Resigns On Wednesday, MSNBC's Martin Bashir formally tendered his resignation from his daily show. Bashir had been absent from his show since November 22, prompting rumors from inside the network that he had been suspended; MSNBC had maintained that he was merely on vacation. by Ben Shapiro 4 Dec 2013
Andrew Sullivan: BuzzFeed Has No 'Journalistic Soul' On Wednesday, commentator Andrew Sullivan ripped into BuzzFeed for the publication's story on Elan Gale's supposed encounter with an obnoxious Thanksgiving airline passenger. The encounter turned out to be a hoax – a hoax that brought BuzzFeed well over 1.4 million pageviews. by Breitbart News 4 Dec 2013
Sharpton Condemns 'Racist' Knockout Game While the mainstream media were dismissing the seriousness of the deadly "knockout game," Rev. Al Sharpton called it "racist" and "outrageous" and said such actions should not and will not be tolerated. by Tony Lee 4 Dec 2013
Newsweek to Revive Print Edition Newsweek magazine, which went digital-only a year ago, will revive its U.S. print edition as a subscription-dependent weekly, the magazine's editor said. by Breitbart News 4 Dec 2013
BuzzFeed, HuffPo's New Business Model: Drive Traffic with Hoaxes This week, Huffington Post and BuzzFeed fell victim to hoaxes that radically boosted their site traffic. That's because the sites, which like to portray themselves as serious political players—and have the connections with the Obama administration to prove it—base their revenue model on entertainment-oriented stories about cats (BuzzFeed) or celebrity pictures (Huffington Post). Pop cultural nonsense is the spoonful of sugar that makes biased leftist politics go down smoothly. by Breitbart News 4 Dec 2013
Don Lemon Gets Roughed Up By Rabbi In 'Knockout Game' Demonstration In a bizarre segment on CNN, host Don Lemon asked Rabbi Gary Moskowitz to demonstrate self-defense techniques for individuals concerned about the dangerous "knockout game" assaults. by Larry O'Connor 4 Dec 2013
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The Smith Family's World Tour
From Europe to Asia, father-son duo Will and Jaden Smith have been been racking up some serious air miles on their promotional tour for their sci-fi flick After Earth. Back in the States, mom and daughter Jada and Willow Smith have also been criss-crossing the country to promote their passions. What keeps the showbiz family tight while globetrotting and entertaining busy schedules? Love and support. Check out their endless supply of cool Black family love as they touch all points of the globe.
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Playing at the Gene Siskel Film Center at 3 pm. Aug. 12 and 6 p. m. Aug. 16. Pamela Sherrod Anderson will appear after both screenings.
Can this be a grade school on the South Side of Chicago? With its bright yellow corridor walls and its joyous explosion of art? With paintings to the ceiling, sculpture in the halls, and a fanciful metal sculpture outside in front depicting Hide and Go Seek? Yes, it can, and the artwork seems to have a positive impact on the student body, making the Dixon School one of the most successful in the Chicago school system.
The artwork is by local artists, teachers and students. There is also an annual art fair for visiting artists, and an annual silent auction of student works. This happy place is the result of a serendipitous process that began in the 1990s when the school's principal, Joan Dameron Chrisler, received funding for an art teacher. The candidate who showed a portfolio of her student's work got the job.
Some public schools look like war zones. Dixon, in the Chatham neighborhood, looks like a museum. Chrisler explains why no effort is made to "protect" the works of art. The sculptures, including an awesome Tree of Life and all of the paintings, mosaics and bas reliefs, are right there. Dixon has had no problems with graffiti and vandalism. Chrisler explains that trusting the students inspires trust and school pride; by not protecting the artwork, it needs no protection. We see individual teachers introducing new students to the collection, which they can take pride in.
"The Curators of Dixon School" is a positive, sunny new documentary by Pamela Sherrod Anderson, which is having its premiere as part of the annual Black Harvest Film Festival at the Gene Siskel Film Center. It doesn't lecture. The art carries the film's message — and it was carried over into the school's art classes until (my heart sinks) funding was recently withdrawn for it. Shouldn't there be a way for a city bureaucracy to preserve programs that work, in the face of pressure for budget cuts?
The film focuses on Joan Dameron Chrisler and Carol Briggs, who was her assistant principal at Dixon School before becoming principal of the struggling Kohn school. Briggs had some success with the Dixon approach, before the funding cuts. Both women come across as forceful educators with clear visions. Chrisler went on to mentor other principals in the school system, until that job was cut. Now she does it on her own.
Anderson's film tells many smaller stories. One describes a student who has great success in the city's Science Fair, and casually describes himself as a "computer genius" and was reading at 8th grade level in the first grade. He talks about his ease with most school subjects — except for math, which is somehow a blank wall for him. Tell me all about it. I, too, am a genius (*cough*), and algebra wrestled me to the ground. Because he doesn't get a C in his math final, the bureaucratic rules prevent him from graduating with his class, despite the honors he's brought to Dixon.
There is a solemn passage when students and teachers deal with the death of a faculty member. And a happy one when a gifted student of African birth talks about his hopes to attend Harvard, get a law degree, and run for President.
Not one second of the film involves any sports programs. I applaud. Incredible resources are poured by our school systems into sports programs, which essentially offer no later-life skills. If you wiped them out at the grade and high school levels, substituting physical fitness for everyone instead of a high per-capita cost for a few athletes, there might be more money for "non essential" areas like art, which has transformed Dixon School.
Playing at the Gene Siskel Film Center at 3 pm. Aug. 12 and 6 p. m. Aug. 16. Pamela Sherrod Anderson will appear after both screenings.
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January 24, 2013
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