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From Dust, an environmental manipulation strategy title from designer Eric Chahi. The publisher has announced that day-one sales of From Dust exceeded that of any Ubisoft-published Xbox Live Arcade title before.
Publishers are notoriously hesitant to part with proper download numbers (the Xbox Live activity chart is a relative measure), but From Dust's noteworthy impact may still impart some idea of what to expect next. Speaking to Joystiq late last year, Eric Chahi hinged his expansion plans on the first game's presumed success. "We plan to have a major release where we can enhance the experience by adding an editor and a multiplayer mode," he said, "if the success is there."
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Exterior of the old main post office at Congress Parkway. | Richard A. Chapman~Sun-Times
New plans are underway to convert Chicago's Old Main Post Office into a 2.7 million square-foot, high-end office and retail site.
Sterling Bay Cos. and Bill Davies' International Property Developers North America are partnering on a $500 million, first-phase project that seeks to redevelop the site, the firms announced Thursday.
The developers did not return calls to discuss details on how the project will be financed.
The Post Office, at 433 W. Van Buren, has been empty since 1996. Davies, who owns the property and is chairman of International Property Developers, has previously brought forth plans to redevelop the site that never materialized.
Sterling Bay was a clear choice to launch the project and make it come to fruition, Davies contends.
"Sterling Bay has had great success transforming large underutilized properties into highly desirable office destinations," he said in a statement.
"There are few, if any, properties today that can accommodate corporate users looking for large, open floor plates, and/or tech companies looking for creative, non-traditional work space," said Sterling Bay Managing Principal Andy Gloor in a statement. "We feel we are in an excellent position to capitalize on this growing demand."
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The highly anticipated Liverpool Arab Arts Festival returns to the city this week, opening on Saturday 7 June at the Bluecoat for the start of an impressive 9 day long festival. Now in its 13th year, the festival runs from 7-15 June bringing a delightful array of events from some of the finest Arabic artists the world has to offer.
Female Arabian Flamenco jazz singer Farah Siraj headlines this year's festival in what is her only UK show this year. A music superstar in the Arab world and many European countries, Farah will be performing in the impressive Concert Room of Liverpool's St George's Hall on Sunday 8 June as she brings to the city an eclectic mix of Middle Eastern music, flamenco, jazz, bossa and pop, with lyrics in Arabic, Spanish and English.
The Big Saturday launches the festival on Sat 7 June at The Bluecoat. A hugely enjoyable experience for the whole family, this free event is an exciting day of music, food, culture and entertainment, including music from DJ Funky Pharaoh, Amira Kheir, The Al Awadhel Band and Maya Yousseff. Curator of the Choose Your Own Adventure graphic design poster exhibition which runs throughout the festival, Danah Abdulla, will also be giving guided tours around the exhibition itself.
Saturday evening the Bluecoat will screen the first of 6 films of this year's festival. El Gusto is a feel good documentary about a group of musicians coming together, a simple story that transcends cultural boundaries and cultivates a strong sense of hope. Other films throughout the festival include Crop and Winter of Discontent, a double bill at Fact on Mon 9 June introduced by political academic Reem Abu-el-fadl and followed by a post film discussion. Then on Wed 11 June controversial and action packed film Omar is screened at Fact. When I Saw You tells the story of Talek as he seeks a way out of a refugee camp and is screened at the Bluecoat on Fri 13 June and the Oscar nominated Wadjda completes the film line up which is shown at the Bluecoat on Sat 14 June.
Theatre and dance also has a strong presence throughout this year's festival with some truly gripping and inspiring pieces commencing on Sun 8 June, as award winning playwright Hassan Abdulrazzak presents an exclusive reading of scenes from his new play A Fire Blazing Brightly. Experience the magic of Middle Eastern dance at its finest on Tue 10 June as Funoon Al Arabiya come together to present joyful and colourful folkloric music and dance in Funoon Wa Alwane at the Unity Theatre. Then Swivel Theatre Company present a series of gripping new plays centring on Arab women in revolution in Waiting for Summer at the Unity on Wed 11 and Thu 12 June and finally, after their sell-out show last year, Diwan are back with a new show Sarmada at the Bluecoat on Saturday 14 June, based on Fadi Azzam's novel which was long-listed for the Arabic Booker Prize in 2011.
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Last week's Mobile World Congress reinforced the trend for smartphone capabilities to migrate down the food chain in to low cost handsets, spreading the mobile internet to wider user bases. Phones like the HTC Smart are leading the way, and the operators are coming up with consumer propositions to match - often involving their …
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As we're talking O2, I'd be right to assume we're using the proper definition of holiday season, ie Summer, rather than the transatlantic November-Christmas one wouldn't I?
The answer would help me choose the appropriate icon!
Bit sad really
"lower end users are more likely to be hooked into operator controlled experiences, since they are less web-savvy" - and they're going to base these handsets on Android. Greedy corporates making money out of stupid people isn't really what LINUX was supposed to be about, was it? So what they're saying is that they can use Android to drive down the initial cost of the handset so that it's within the reach of the unwashed masses, and then offer them premium priced ringtones, wallpapers and games that they could obtain for free elsewhere if they only knew how.
Still, was only a matter of time before some greedy feckers took an excellent codebase (developed largely for free by people with a sharing mindset in their spare time) and used it to rinse the proles out of their pennies. If I was one of the developers that spent so much free time working on the kernel in it's formative stages I reckon I'd be pretty upset that the fruits of my labour were about to go to the shareholders of big telcos.
where can the "less web-savvy" get timely news telcos don't want you to know ?
For example, if visitors to UK already have an unlocked 3G phone+Wifi or modem, where can they buy a data SIM on monthly PAYG ? You walk into any high street shop, eg Vodaphone, and you are told you MUST buy their USB modem just to get their SIM - and if you don't return to UK within 3 months, you must buy another Modem+SIM, as they will disable the one you 'bought' [in order to fatten their profits and do their bit for landfill and global warming].
Where is there a non-telco controlled website that points to hardware-free low-cost Data SIM PAYG and similar intelligence on actually using your modems/handsets to the full ?
When you quote prices, please don't quote "prepaid" and "subscription" deals, as these typically hide a large fraction of the real price in inflated usage costs.
HTC phones
if they're not perfect according to release reviews then don't bother, because they don't ever seem to get updates :/
http://www.xda-developers.com/ - how many updates do you need?
One of the few positives of WM based handsets is that you can install what you like on them including any iteration of the OS (not to mention Android) rather than being locked into anything.
just buy a nearly-new G1 from a well-known online tat bazarre for around £150.
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House Republicans pulled a bill which would increase funding for security at the southern border after conservative media and their allies voiced opposition to it.
The bill, pushed by House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) was tabled after he and House Republican leadership faced "a rebellion among their most conservative ranks," according to the New York Times, who also reported that the failure to pass the bill "ensures that no legislation to address what both Democrats and Republicans call an urgent humanitarian crisis will reach President Obama's desk before the August break." After the measure failed, Republicans met to discuss whether they would bring up another bill before Congress goes into recess or to scrap the legislation entirely. Roll Call reported that "chaos reigned" as it became unclear what Republican leaders would decide to do.
Conservative media darling Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) was reportedly whipping votes in order to stop the bill the night before its introduction, according to a Washington Post report. Cruz appeared on Fox's On the Record with Greta Van Susteren that same night and attacked what he described as "President Obama's amnesty."
Weekly Standard founder and ABC News contributor Bill Kristol wrote a July 31 blog post demanding that the House "kill the bill." He described the bill as "dubious legislation" and argued that passing it would "take the focus off what President Obama has done about immigration."
Conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt agreed with Kristol, writing that the House should "kill the fake border security bill and go home until the House leadership gets serious about passing a real border security bill."
The Drudge Report highlighted opposition to the bill at the top of the site with the headline "Hill Phones Melt As Boehner Pushes Border."
The Drudge headline linked to Breitbart.com, which has repeatedly opposed immigration reform efforts. The story by Matthew Boyle noted that "The American people have overloaded the Congressional phone lines yet again on Thursday, pressuring their members of Congress to vote against the House and Senate immigration bills."
Fox News contributor Erick Erickson argued at his site, RedState, that the bill was flawed because it failed to repeal the Obama administration's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), which conservatives incorrectly blame for generating the surge in child migrants from Central America.
Erickson added, "The House GOP should be starting with closing DACA, not telling conservatives they first have to fund the President and then they'll get table scraps" and directed his readers to RedState's "action center" where they could call Congress and demand that "the House GOP must close DACA."
Daily Caller columnist Mickey Kaus promoted a campaign from the anti-immigration group Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) which urged readers to call the U.S. Capitol switchboard in order to speak to their member of Congress and demand "No New Laws" on immigration. Kaus also linked to a list of members and their direct office phone numbers.
Laura Ingraham, a talk radio host and Fox News/ABC News contributor, who has been an anti-immigration reform crusader for years, wrote on Twitter that Boehner had made a "supreme accomplishment" by pushing a bill that "manages to enrage both the political left and conservatives." She later celebrated its defeat.
There's a brewing conservative media war over whether to impeach President Obama.
Largely relegated to the fringe for years, the prospect of impeachment has been invigorated thanks to conservative media figures like Fox News contributors Sarah Palin and Allen West, who have spent recent weeks loudly demanding Obama's removal from office. But not everyone in conservative media is on board, with several prominent figures arguing that impeachment is ill-fated, politically toxic, and could severely damage Republicans' chances in the upcoming 2014 midterm elections.
Last week, Fox News polled on the question, finding that while a strong majority of Americans (61 percent) oppose impeachment, 56 percent of Republicans are in favor of it.
Over the weekend, impeachment got another boost thanks to Rep. Steve Scalise (R-LA), the incoming House Majority Whip, appearing on Fox News Sunday and refusing "to take impeaching President Barack Obama off the table if Obama takes executive action to limit deportations." On Saturday, Rep. Steve King (R-IA) announced on Breitbart News Saturday that if the president uses more executive actions on illegal immigration, "we need to bring impeachment hearings immediately before the House of Representatives."
In June, House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) introduced a plan to sue the president over the delayed implementation of the employer mandate in the Affordable Care Act. While Boehner has repeatedly dismissed impeachment talk, reporters like the New Republic's Brian Beutler have speculated that the lawsuit was designed to "serve as a relief valve for the building pressure to draw up articles of impeachment."
If Boehner's lawsuit was designed to cool impeachment fever, it's not working. Several conservative media figures have lashed out over his "political stunt" and continue to bang the impeachment drum. As November approaches, the fight over impeachment among conservative media is getting increasingly acrimonious with each side convinced the other is hurting the country.
Media Matters looks at where various conservative commentators currently stand on impeachment.
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Fox News contributor Erick Erickson endorsed a congressional candidate's assertion that "the homosexual movement" is "destroying America."
On July 22, Georgia Republican Jody Hice won the Republican primary to succeed Rep. Paul Broun (R-GA) in the state's 10th congressional district. In the wake of Hice's victory, BuzzFeed's Andrew Kacynski highlighted 11 examples of Hice's history of inflammatory commentary on LGBT issues.
Erickson, who has endorsed Hice, responded to Kaczynski's post by tweeting that "most every conservatives [sic]" would agree with items "1, 5, 9, and maybe 10":
The passages Erickson endorsed included Hice's claim that "the homosexual movement is ... destroying America by aggressively seeking to destroy traditional families, religion, and marriages for the purpose of removing all societal moral boundaries":
The item Erickson thought most conservatives would "maybe" agree with concerned Hice's suggestion that gay people can change their sexual orientation:
Conservative figures have resorted to linking the 2012 attacks on U.S. facilities in Benghazi, Libya, to the July 17 crash of Flight MH17, a Malaysia Airlines jetliner reportedly shot down by pro-Russia rebels as it flew over Ukraine, killing nearly 300 people.
This form of exploitation has become commonplace among right-wing talking heads, who have repeatedly attempted to link Benghazi to a variety of unrelated events such as the Chris Christie bridge scandal, Yom Kippur, Monday Night Football, openly gay NFL prospect Michael Sam, the weather, and even the still-missing Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370.
These media figures often invoke Benghazi to attack President Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton or to deflect scrutiny away from conservatives, and the deadly plane crash in Ukraine presented another opportunity.
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Radio host Rush Limbaugh took aim at Obama's response to the plane crash by linking it to the administration's response to the Benghazi attacks. Criticizing Obama for not taking a harsher stance toward Russia and the pro-Russia rebels who reportedly shot down the plane, Limbaugh alleged on his July 21 show, "If we're not going to take action against Benghazi ... we're not going to take action here."
Right-wing media personalities took victory laps following the Supreme Court's decision in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores, in which the Court ruled that closely held corporations cannot be required to provide health coverage for employees that includes contraception if the employer has a religious objection.
Fox News contributor Erick Erickson suggested that people might not be born gay, compared homosexuality to alcoholism and adultery, and warned that gay people who don't repent won't be "saved on the last day."
In a June 20 blog post for RedState.com, Erickson expressed his support for Republican Texas Governor Rick Perry, who was criticized last week after comparing homosexuality to alcoholism. In his post, Erickson claimed that the science around sexual orientation wasn't settled, warning gay people not to "give in" to their temptations and repent for their homosexuality in order to be "saved":
So, again, fewer and fewer voices are willing to speak up. Those of us who can, should speak up. So I will say it - I largely agree with Governor Rick Perry and appreciate him speaking up.
While most of my generation is pretty accepting of the idea that a person can be born gay, there is no settled science on the matter. There certainly is no settled science on pick your own gender adventures. But to say so is apostasy in this secular world. It really does not matter though. Whether one is born gay or not does not mean God made a person gay. And whether it is the unrepentant alcoholic, homosexual, adulterer, liar, or any of the others the Duck Commander listed, none are going to be saved on the last day without repenting.
No one said life was easy, but too many are too ready to give in instead of repenting. Too many tire of the struggle and decide the struggle is just another form of normal. And frankly, it is apart from God. That too is why so many want to drive God out of the public square. God gives us Hope to overcome the struggles of this world, including the flesh. Left to our own devices, Romans 1 tell us we get exactly what we are getting. But we are not creatures of this world -- none of us. We are passing through to eternity. YOLO is a lie and if it feels good it does not mean we should do it. The zeitgeist of the present age tells us otherwise, but the Holy Spirit calls us to a higher and better and more eternal purpose.
Gertrude Himmelfarb wrote, "What was once stigmatized as deviant behavior is now tolerated and even sanctioned; what was once regarded as abnormal has been normalized . . . .As deviancy is normalized, so what was once normal becomes deviant. The kind of family that has been regarded for centuries as natural and moral - the 'bourgeois' family as it is invidiously called - is now seen as pathological" [emphasis added]
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Right-wing media greeted news of the release of the only U.S. soldier held captive in Afghanistan with claims that his freedom was timed to distract from the controversy plaguing the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).
Some in the media reacted to the killing spree in Isla Vista, California that claimed the lives of six victims with offensive or bizarre commentary.
On May 23, 22-year-old Elliot Rodger killed three people in his house with blunt or sharp objects before driving to a sorority house near the University of California, Santa Barbara. Outside that house he shot three women, killing two. He then shot to death a young man at a nearby convenience store. Rodger reportedly committed suicide with one of his guns, but not before killing six people and wounding 13 others.
Much attention has focused on a video uploaded by Rodger on YouTube where he describes his desire to kill women in a "day of retribution" against those who has refused his sexual advances and a 140-page manifesto that described his hatred towards the world and in particular women.
Media reactions to the killings included: A Fox News guest suggested the shooting was the result of "homosexual tendencies"; a Fox News contributor who blamed a "war on masculinity" for the killing spree; conservative commentators who lashed out at a victim's father who castigated the National Rifle Association during an emotional press conference; and a CNN reporter described Rodger's manifesto as "really well written" and compared it to a Dickens novel.
Writing at RedState.com, Fox News contributor Erick Erickson claimed that Rodger "lived the very lifestyle the cultural left thinks men should live" and that his actions were a consequence of a "war on masculinity." One of the features of this "war," according to Erickson, is that "[i]nstead of men and women complimenting each other, they're supposed to be perfectly equal even if they are not."
Best we can tell, Elliot Rodger lived the very lifestyle the cultural left thinks men should live and that is regularly glorified on the silver screen. For all the talk of a "War on Women," there has actually been a war on masculinity for a few decades. And more and more twenty-something young men are getting lost and acting out while society tries to find something new to replace the tried and true.
Society used to expect men to open doors, protect their families, and be champions of modesty and virtue. But chivalry is dead. Instead of men and women complimenting each other, they're supposed to be perfectly equal even if they are not. The hook up culture, instant gratification, and selfishness pervade our culture.
The conservative media got their candidate with the election of former Bush administration official Ben Sasse in Nebraska's Republican primary for U.S. Senate. Sasse was endorsed by Sarah Palin, Mark Levin, and Erick Erickson, and has been prominently featured on Fox News and in National Review.
Sasse's win capped a bruising primary between him and fellow Republicans Shane Osborn and Sid Dinsdale. Politico noted there was "back-and-forth mudslinging" over conservative credentials even though there "are no clear ideological differences between the candidates, and the 'establishment' and 'tea party' labels associated with the candidates are fuzzy."
Allies of Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and a coalition of Nebraska activists supported Osburn, while outside national groups such as FreedomWorks, Tea Party Express, Family Research Council, and Senate Conservatives Fund backed Sasse.
Some of Sasse's biggest boosters were in the conservative media. National Review featured the Nebraskan on the cover of its January 27 issue, calling him a "health-care expert" and "rising conservative star." The Sasse campaign frequently touted the cover on the campaign, and promoted it in a campaign ad:
Fox News contributor Ben Carson is slated to be the keynote speaker at the first Gala dinner of the National Organization for Marriage (NOM), becoming the latest Fox figure to appear before an extreme anti-gay group.
In a May 6 email to supporters, NOM President Brian Brown wrote that "it's 1972 for marriage," referring to the year before the U.S. Supreme Court affirmed a woman's right to an abortion and the growing expectation that the Court will take up marriage equality once again by 2015. To protest the frightening possibility that same-sex couples nationwide will soon enjoy civil equality, NOM will hold its second annual March for Marriage in Washington on June 19. Brown's email touted Carson's appearance - previously flagged by GLAAD's Jeremy Hooper - at NOM's gala that same evening (emphasis original):
It was a crisp winter day in 1973 when the United States Supreme Court issued their horrific decision in Roe v Wade. How much would you sacrifice to go back in time to a few months before that fateful decision, to the Fall of 1972, and mobilize the American people BEFORE the Supreme Court issued that infamous decree?
Just about anything, right? Well, when it comes to marriage, we have that chance!
You see, it's 1972 for marriage. Within the next 12 months, it is very likely that the United States Supreme Court will take up the marriage issue again. Many people have bought in to the lie that the courts redefining marriage is somehow "inevitable." Well, I refuse to believe that, because it's simply not true!
That's why the National Organization for Marriage (NOM) is organizing its second annual March for Marriage this summer on June 19th in Washington, DC -- bringing together thousands of marriage activists from all across the country to make sure the elites in our nation's capital hear loud and clear: Marriage matters because every kid deserves a mom and a dad!
One incredibly courageous leader who is standing up for marriage is Doctor Ben Carson, who will be the keynote speaker at NOM's first ever Gala dinner on the evening of the March for Marriage. He said in a speech earlier this year that the "P.C. police" have "tried to shut him up" because he's willing to state his belief publicly that marriage is between a man and a woman.
For years, conservative media figures have attacked marriage equality by citing "religious liberty" concerns, baselessly warning that churches might be forced to perform same-sex weddings against their will. But a new lawsuit in North Carolina challenges the right-wing media's commitment to religious freedom when it's not being used as an excuse for anti-gay discrimination.
On April 28, the United Church of Christ (UCC), a progressive Protestant denomination that supports marriage equality, filed suit in Federal District Court challenging North Carolina's ban on clergy blessings of same-sex unions. Under the state's 2012 same-sex marriage ban, it's a Class A misdemeanor, punishable by up to 45 days in jail, to perform a ceremony for any couple lacking a valid marriage license. The UCC argues that the ban infringes on clergy members' First Amendment right to free exercise of religion:
"We didn't bring this lawsuit to make others conform to our beliefs, but to vindicate the right of all faiths to freely exercise their religious practices," said Donald C. Clark Jr., general counsel of the United Church of Christ.
The lawsuit represents the inverse of a long-standing (and entirely baseless) conservative horror story about marriage equality - that churches will be forced to perform same-sex weddings against their will.
This myth has been perpetuated by conservative media personalities like Fox's Todd Starnes, who in 2012 warned that a Kansas non-discrimination ordinance "would force churches to host gay weddings":
When the Supreme Court struck down Section 3 of the federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), Breitbart News' Ben Shapiro claimed that churches would lose their tax exempt status if they failed to perform same-sex weddings. Fox contributor Erick Erickson has gone so far as to claim "gay marriage and religious freedom are incompatible." And Fox News' longstanding campaign to depict marriage equality and anti-discrimination laws as burdens on religious liberty inspired a rash of so-called "religious freedom" bills across the country earlier this year.
Given social conservatives' self-appointed role as guardians of religious freedom, the North Carolina case would seem ripe for their attention.
But now that religious liberty is being invoked to oppose a gay marriage ban, will right-wing media rush to tout the cause of a pro-equality church?
Conservatives who rushed to defend "religious liberty" legislation like Arizona SB 1062 have so far been silent on the case. The New York Times' Ross Douthat, who penned a column supporting Arizona's bill on religious liberty grounds, has yet to comment on the UCC case on his blog. A TV Eyes search shows that Fox News - which regularly features segments titled "The Fight for Faith" - hasn't taken up the UCC's mantle. The same goes for anti-gay conservatives like Starnes, Shapiro, and Erickson.
While civil marriage equality for gay and lesbian couples would have no bearing on churches' doctrines and practices, laws like North Carolina's actively restrict religious denominations' right to freely exercise their faith. If serving a cake to a same-sex couple constitutes an unconscionable violation of religious liberty, then surely a law telling churches which unions they can and can't bless does. But the right's crusade against LGBT equality has almost nothing to do with genuine, intellectually consistent support for religious liberty, and everything to do with keeping discrimination enshrined in law.
Too often in conservative media, religious liberty becomes a shield to deflect accusations of bigotry, even while justifying blatant anti-LGBT discrimination. UCC's lawsuit, and conservative media's interest in taking it up as a cause célèbre, will test whether the right's interest in religious liberty is anything more than a shallow excuse for homophobia.
Equality Matters searched TV Eyes for the terms "gay," "United Church of Christ," and "North Carolina" for Fox's programming on April 28 and the morning of April 29, 2014.
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The oil-industry funded front group for Koch Industries, Americans for Prosperity, has a Buzzfeed list featuring animated gifs of the "Top 10 Ways To Celebrate Earth Day: For Conservatives." Media Matters has gathered all the ways that anti-conservation "conservatives" have truly decided to celebrate Earth Day this year:
Fox News celebrated Earth Day by hosting Fox Business' John Stossel who is "cheering for fossil fuels" that were responsible for dozens of disasters last year. Forbes contributor and oil and gas industry consultant David Blackmon caught on to the trend, writing an op-ed glorifying the fossil fuel industry titled "Be Thankful On Earth Day For Oil & Gas."
Earth Day happens to lie on the same day as Vladimir Lenin's birthday, so it must be a communist plot, according to conservative blogger Erick Erickson. Erickson filled in for Rush Limbaugh on his radio show on Earth Day by ranting about the connections between environmentalism and communism.
The United States (and globe) has been warming since the first Earth Day -- but that didn't prevent snow-trollers from emerging once again to cast doubt on global warming. On April 22, climate "skeptic" favorite Ryan Maue tweeted at conservative blogger Erick Erickson: "Remind folks on Earth Day... to not put away their snow shovels until July 4th." Erickson later fulfilled Maue's request as a guest host for on The Rush Limbaugh Show.
Jim Treacher, a reporter for the conservative news site Daily Caller, joked that he would celebrate Earth Day by burning "dangerous tires before they can pollute the planet," mocking NASA's Twitter campaign asking the public to take a "#GlobalSelfie" for Earth Day.
Fox News frequent Marc Morano hyped a piece by Roy Spencer that equated climate science to a "religion" -- one of the most prominent ways conservatives erode trust in scientists according to a study by the Yale Project on Climate Communications. Spencer wrote, in honor of Earth Day:
As in other religions, most Earth worshipers are more or less hypocritical. Spend a day being "good", spend the rest of the year failing.
I mostly find Earth Day just plain annoying for the rank hypocrisy on display. A state-sponsored religious day of worship, along with all of the 1st Amendment-violating regulations to codify it.
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Conservative media figures that embody messages of misogyny and hate will take center stage at a GOP candidate forum in Iowa, despite the party's own acknowledgment that future electoral victories hinge upon the development of a more tolerant platform.
After Mitt Romney's loss in the 2012 presidential election, the Republican National Committee drafted a series of recommendations on how to evolve and grow the party into a force that can win consistently in the 21st century. To a large extent, the plan recommended reaching out to women and minorities, after Democrats won both groups by healthy margins that year. The RNC report recommended "developing a forward-leaning vision for voting Republican that appeals to women." It went on to suggest that the party needs "to campaign among Hispanic, black, Asian, and gay Americans and demonstrate that we care about them, too."
But in a move that seems in total opposition to those recommendations, the Iowa Republican candidates for U.S. Senate, as well as Republican Gov. Terry Branstad and Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA), have chosen to partner with Fox News contributor Erick Erickson, radio host Steve Deace, and The Family Leader, an anti-gay organization headed by Bob Vander Plaats, to conduct a forum for the candidates on April 25.
Despite his role as "moderator" for the event, Erickson's far-right views on women and minorities are anything but moderate. Erickson has argued that businesses that serve gay couples are "aiding and abetting" sin, that proposed anti-discrimination laws are part of a war on Christians waged by "evil" gay rights activists, and that marriage equality is akin to incest. According to the pundit, gay people are definitely "on the road to hell."


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Sure "Dancing with the Stars," has lively music and exciting twists and turns, with or without scripts ("She passed out on stage!" "He makes music with his dance partner!"). Throw professional writers and scripts into the mix, with "Glee," and you wind up with another kind of excitement: serious social issues. Bullies? Check. Teen pregnancies? Check. Gay youths coming out to family members? The show has been there and done that too. All of this makes for serious weekly drama--but still does not fully explain why millions of people continue to tune in to both shows week after week.


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Simple Yet Bold Holiday Nails
By ConsiderMeLovely on December 13, 2012
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As a self-confessed nail polish addict (over 120 bottles, anyone?) I absolutely adore the nail art trend that is taking place right now!! However, I don't have a steady hand, so I can hardly paint my nail polish on without getting it on my fingers, let alone stencil pictures and lines on my nails. I am also a bit impatient, so while I like bold statement nails, I like to err on the side of simplicity as well. Attaining simple, yet stylish, holiday nails only requires a few steps and tweaks that I hope you will be willing to try:
Glitter - In my opinion, adding any amount of glitter to your nails is the simplest way to take your nails from blah to bam! I've always LOVED that the holiday season is all about sequins and sparkle, particularly for us ladies. This need to sparkle doesn't just have to apply to our clothes this holiday season, but can be wonderful on our nails as well. Whether you add a touch of glitter to the tips, flecks of glitter as an overlay for a color, full glitter accent nails, or a full-on glitter mani, adding some sparkle to your nails is a great way to bring in the holidays (and wear year round.)
Black - What woman doesn't have a LBD (little black dress) to wear to that holiday party or event? Just as a woman can't go wrong with a LBD for sipping on cocktails around the Christmas tree or watching the clock change to bring in the new year, she really can't go wrong with black nails. They are so polished and chic, work with any holiday outfit, and look great on all skin tones.
Color Blocking - Done in colors of the season like jewel tones, darker hues, or holiday-bright colors, inspired by the colorful Christmas lights that kids and adults alike adore, this is a great way to add pops of color to your holiday ensemble! This holiday nail idea is a bit more complicated than the others.
You need to have a hand steady enough to polish each half of the nail a different color, or use the taping technique, which requires you to polish half the nail, let it dry, then put a piece of transparency tape on that half, paint the other side, and then remove it once it's dry. The impatient person that I am, I prefer to try to keep my hand as steady as possible and paint each half of my nail at once, no tape involved.
Red - When I think of the holiday season (Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, etc.), red is the first color that comes to mind. Let's face it, from candy canes to poinsettias, red is everywhere during the holiday season. So, why not your nails?!
Red nail polish is classic and timeless, but also bold and beautiful. If you want to mix it up a bit, you can do red in combination with a color like pink or with a leopard accent nail even, and you can always add a touch of glitter per the tip above.
You may see images around the web for tips on creating holiday nails that involve drawing Christmas trees or Santa Claus on nails, or maybe even snowflakes, which are fabulous and super cute. However, I know there are many ladies, like myself, who love having a great mani, but lack the ability to draw such creations for the holidays. So, these are some simple tips for holiday nails that any woman (or her favorite nail technician) can do without too much artistic skill, but still make a beautiful statement!
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It might have been the most hyped-up wedding of the year, but not everyone wanted to be a part of Kimye circus.
Security officers had their work cut out trying to keep fans, who had waited for hours, away from the bride and groom Kim Kardashian and Kanye West and their guests.
With all eyes on the Renaissance Forte di Belvedere in Florence where the wedding took place on Saturday evening, there were some notable no-shows. Kim's younger brother Rob and step-brother Brody Jenner were nowhere to be seen, and the man who was rumoured to be Kanye's best man Jay Z and wife Beyonce were also missing from the revelry.
Rob Kardashian had been in Paris with his family for the pre-wedding celebrations and was to go to the wedding but instead flew to Los Angeles that day. It was reported he had a fight with his big sister; if you take gossip sites' word for it, she got angry because he hadn't made an effort to lose weight for the wedding.
After plenty of speculation about whether Jay Z and Beyonce would attend, rumours were laid to rest with Beyonce's Instagram. She posted a make-up-free selfie on the day of the wedding - clearly not ready to attend a lavish event - and later congratulated the couple.
"Wishing you a lifetime of unconditional love. God bless your beautiful family," Beyonce wrote on the Instagram post of a photo of the West family from their Vogue shoot.
Vogue editor in chief Anna Wintour was another high-profile guest to decline the invitation, citing a "long-standing family commitment".
The ceremony
The couple was seen holding hands in front of a giant wall of roses at their ceremony at Forte di Belvedere.
They both wore Givenchy while they exchanged vows in front of 600 guests, who included Will Smith's teenage son Jaden Smith and director Steve McQueen.
Kim opted for a long-sleeved, fitted lace number with a matching cathedral-length veil as she made her way down the aisle.
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Despite heavy security, a few photos of the dress have leaked - it appeared to be covered in lace detail with sheer panels on the sleeves and back.
Givenchy creative director Riccardo Tisci revealed to E! News that the gown featured handmade lace work and "strategic sheer paneling."
Critics on social media suspect that the flattering look may have been inspired by the Alexander McQueen gown worn by Kate Middleton during the 2011 royal wedding.
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's 11-month-old daughter, North West, reportedly wore a Givenchy haute couture outfit that matched her mother's.
Kris Jenner reportedly carried baby North down the aisle and E! Online reported the wedding party consisted of the bride's sisters and stepfather Bruce Jenner, who walked her down the aisle.
The reception
The stunning long-sleeved Givenchy number wasn't the the only dress that Kim rocked on her special day.
For the reception the bride wore a Balmain mini-dress custom-designed by creative director Olivier Rousteing. The designer, who also was responsible for the light blue dress Kardashian wore during a girls night out in Paris on Thursday, took to Instagram at the reception to post photos he took with the bride in a photo booth.
While the entire dress is not exposed, beaded detailing and a V-neck top can be seen.
Kardashian changed into a second dress for the lavish reception, where guests were serenaded by John Legend and Andrea Bocelli.
Guests ate food from the menu prepared by Galateo Ricevimenti; nibbles included monkfish, beef fillet and two desserts, including the reported seven-tier wedding cake.
The groom couldn't be kept away from the microphone and on his first opportunity gave an eight-minute speech that introduced his bride.
"I just wanna stop the music a second 'cos my baby's coming back with a new dress on. Here she is: Kim Kardashian West," he said, according to The Daily Mail.
Us Magazine reported she wore a beaded, custom-designed gown by Olivier Rousteing as her second dress for the day.
Later in the night, the Gold Digger rapper gave a 20-minute speech, calling his family and friends "warriors".
West also praised his new family as "the most remarkable people of our time", and said his wife was "the ideal celebrity ... the ideal art", according to Us Magazine.
And they lived happily ever after ...
With the festivities over, the various Kardashians, Jenners, Wests and friends started leaving Florence but not before posting farewell snaps.
Khloe Kardashian posted this picture, wearing what looked like a bridesmaid's dress while she looked over the city of Florence.
It was captioned "E vissero felici e contenti" in Italian, which translated to "and they lived happily ever after".
Kylie Jenner apparently liked the pose and posted her own version of the shot captioned simply with "goodbye".
Kris Jenner was seen at the airport with her granddaughter North so, while the family was heading off, it appeared the newlyweds might be going on their honeymoon alone.
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