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Israel confronts 'moral crisis' after burning death of Arab teen
The arrest of six Jews on suspicion of burning to death a Palestinian teenager prompted calls Monday for soul-searching in Israel, with critics saying the country needed to take a hard look at racial hatred spreading among young Israelis radicalized by the festering conflict with the Palestinians.
A gag order prevented publication of more details on the suspects in the gruesome killing of 16-year-old Muhammad Abu Khdeir, who was apparently burned alive after he was seized in his East Jerusalem neighborhood.
Media reports identified the suspects as religious youths from the Jerusalem area, including high school dropouts, who acted to avenge the deaths of three Israeli teenagers kidnapped and slain in the West Bank last month. Three of the suspects have confessed and reconstructed the crime, police said.
"What happened to us is a very big crisis in our education," President Shimon Peres said in a meeting with high school students. "In my view the crisis is not just a criminal crisis but a moral crisis. . . . We could not imagine that something so cruel and ugly could happen in our camp."
Peres, whose position is largely ceremonial, had planned to visit Abu Khdeir's father in a mourning tent in the East Jerusalem neighborhood of Shuafat but was advised not to go for security reasons. He called instead to convey his condolences.
"I am ashamed on behalf of my nation and grieve with you," he said, according to an account provided by his office.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanayahu also called Abu Khdeir's father to express "shock" at the "despicable murder of your son." He promised that the perpetrators would be prosecuted "to the fullest extent of the law."
The calls were part of an effort by Israeli authorities to contain a wave of violent street protests that swept East Jerusalem and Israeli Arab communities in the wake of the killing, spreading Sunday to Bedouin towns in the south of the country.
In scenes reminiscent of two Palestinian uprisings, masked youths burned tires, hurled rocks at police and stoned passing cars. Riot officers responded with tear gas, stun grenades and rubber-coated bullets.
On Monday, the protests appeared to ebb in what analysts said was an indication of a reluctance to bear the hardships of a full-blown uprising.
Among Jewish Israelis, Abu Khdeir's killing continued to reverberate. Amir Peretz, a left-leaning minister in the Israeli government, visited the mourning tent in Shuafat, joined by liberal Israeli lawmakers.
Rachelle Fraenkel, the mother of one of the Jewish teenagers killed in the West Bank, ended the customary seven-day mourning period with a public statement of sympathy with the parents of the slain Palestinian.
"Even in the abyss of mourning," she said, "it is difficult for me to describe how distressed we are by the outrage committed in Jerusalem. No mother or father should ever have to go through what we are experiencing, and we share the pain of Muhammad's parents."
Commentators pointed to an anti-Arab backlash that swept Israel after the discovery of the bodies of the Jewish teenagers slain in the West Bank. A Facebook page calling for revenge garnered about 40,000 fans, with soldiers and other young Israelis posting pictures of themselves with homemade signs calling for vengeance.
On the night before Abu Khdeir's charred body was found, militant Jewish youths marched through downtown Jerusalem shouting "Death to Arabs!" and assaulting Arab workers.
An editorial Monday in the liberal newspaper Haaretz cited a statement by Netanyahu after the bodies of the slain teens were discovered, in which he quoted a line from a famous Hebrew poem: "Revenge for the blood of a little child has yet to be devised by Satan."
"The killers of Muhammad Abu Khdeir are not 'extremist Jews,'" the editorial said. "They are the offspring . . . of the culture of hatred and revenge."
Even as they absorbed the impact of the latest violence, Israelis braced for fresh hostilities across the border with the Gaza Strip as the government approved an escalation of airstrikes in response to persistent rocket launches at southern Israel.
A volley of about 30 rockets and mortar shells hit southern Israel Monday evening, the army said, hours after the Israeli security cabinet authorized the stepped-up air attacks and the army said it was calling up 1,500 reservists to bolster troops mobilized on the Gaza border.
The armed wing of Hamas claimed responsibility for the rocket strikes after vowing revenge for the deaths of six of its members in the collapse of a tunnel Monday in the southern Gaza Strip. Hamas said they were killed in an Israeli airstrike, but the Israeli military said they had died in an accidental detonation of their own explosives. Three more militants died in separate strikes.
It was the single highest death toll in Gaza since cross-border hostilities intensified last month after the abduction and killing of the three Jewish teens in the West Bank.


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This past week marked the 25th anniversary of the Discovery Channel's celebration of all things shark. Sharks warrant attention for their prehistoric majesty as well as the need to conserve many species, but it's hard to ignore both the factual and fictitious aspects of the shark attack. HuffPo Green put together this supercut of their favorite shark attack scenes on film, from the highs of Jaws to the lows of Jersey Shore Shark Attack, to the puppety hilarity of 1966 Batman movie. Stock footage sharks never got so much love.
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Matt Tootle netted only his second career goal, but Crewe had to share the honours with Leyton Orient in a 1-1 draw.
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Matt Tootle netted only his second career goal, but Crewe had to share the honours with Leyton Orient in a 1-1 draw.
Tootle got Crewe off to a flying start as he drove Brendan Daniels' cross into the top corner after only a minute of play.
Max Clayton should have extended the Railwaymen's lead in the seventh minute, but the teenage striker was slow to react on the edge of the box, allowing Os goalkeeper Ryan Allsop to get off his line to make a block.
Veteran midfielder Martin Rowlands levelled when he smashed a right-footed shot into the bottom corner in the 19th minute.
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Although good surgical technique is critical to the successful outcome of cosmetic surgery, I believe an equally important element is listening to your needs and understanding your desires. There are many ways, surgical and nonsurgical, to address your aesthetic concerns. I feel strongly that it is my job to educate you on these surgical and nonsurgical options to achieve your goals. The more informed you are about the treatments we chose together, the greater your satisfaction will be with the result whether it is liposuction, breast augmentation or a face lift. Once you know what can and should be done it will be your decision to choose what is right for you.
Given the diversity of individual forms and the possible interventions, I believe an artistic sense is needed to achieve beauty, proportion and harmony. A great surgical technician with no aesthetic sense can not restore or create beauty. My goal is to restore your youthful appearance, not alter it. Your photos, from a time you thought you looked your best, are my guide to achieving our mutual goals. Each surgical procedure I perform is tailored to your needs.
I enjoy bringing your aesthetic goals to life. I accomplish this by listening, understanding, educating, communicating and individualizing the procedure to suit your needs. I combine these concepts with surgical skill, attention to detail, artistic insight and compassionate care. The end result is an experience which enhances both our lives.
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After many years of advanced surgical training and cosmetic surgery practice, Dr. Kessler has settled his family in Newport Beach. He lives here with his wife of twenty years and his 3 daughters. Dr. Kessler is active in the community and brings the same level of commitment to the community that he does to his aesthetic surgical patients.
Dr. Kessler is a native of New York City where he lived until completing his undergraduate degree Summa Cum Laude from Stony Brook University. He then moved to Boston and received his medical degree with Honors from Tufts University in Boston. He completed a distinguished General Surgical Residency with North Shore/NYU in New York. He was then selected for a Plastic Surgery residency with the US Air Force and the University of Texas. He returned to active duty with the US Air Force for three years. During this time, Dr Kessler served as Professor of Surgery to the Uniformed Services University Health Sciences and Wright State University School of Medicine teaching residence and medical students the art of surgery.
After 3 years of active cosmetic surgery practice and Board certification in both General and Plastic Surgery, Dr Kessler pursued advanced training in facial cosmetic surgery with Dr. Bruce Connell in 2003. He then opened practices in Beverly Hills and Santa Ana.
Dr. Kessler worked closely with Dr. Garth Fisher as a surgical consultant and surgical assistant on ABC's Extreme Makeover. He has been lecturing nationally and internationally on topics of facial rejuvenation and body contouring after massive weight loss teaching these advanced techniques to fellow plastic surgeons.
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Dr. Kessler served as Professor of Surgery to the Uniformed Services University Health Sciences and Wright State University School of Medicine teaching residence and medical students the art of surgery.
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Last month, Oregonians overwhelmingly approved ballot initiatives to increase taxes on high-end personal and corporate income. Only the richest individuals and corporations, or 2.5 percent of the state, will be affected—while Oregon generates $700 million in the upcoming year to protect vital services.
The debate around the issue was extremely contentious, but advocates effectively articulated the necessary message: increasing income tax rates at the top only affects a small number of state residents, and is economically sound, politically feasible, and popular with the public. This is especially true when compared to the alternative: massive cuts in education, infrastructure, and health care that endanger a state's economic and social vitality.
As 48 states confront shortfalls this year, budget will be the predominant focus for lawmakers across the country. In fact, the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities estimates $350 billion in cumulative state deficits for 2010 and 2011. The downturn has also taken an enormous toll on tax revenue. Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Economy.com, reports that state and local tax revenues dropped nine percent in 2009, "the largest decline on record going back to just after World War II."
The Oregon vote points to progressive tax, budget, and economic policies as the most appropriate measures to deal with deficits this year.
Despite virulent Right wing rhetoric to the contrary, there is actually substantial public support for progressive revenue generation as a means to make critical investments and foster economic growth. The Center for American Progress conducted polling and found that 79 percent of the public believes, "[g]overnment investments in education, infrastructure, and science are necessary to ensure America's long-term economic growth." Accordingly, in a time of economic hardship, when so many working families are struggling, voters are likely to support policies to raise revenue, strengthen public programs, and provide safeguards to those who have been affected by the recession.
In 2009 alone, California, Connecticut, Colorado, Delaware, Hawaii, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Wisconsin instituted either a permanent or temporary reform of personal income taxes. Another 11 states considered or enacted business tax increases to help deal with budget deficits.
These trends provide insights on the failure of anti-tax campaigns in recent years as well. As the Ballot Initiative Strategy Center explains, "[t]he Grover Norquist, Club for Growth, Glenn Beck, Tea Party crowd tried to use the bleak budget picture as an opportunity to ratchet down even harder as states look to find the revenue necessary to protect priorities, create jobs, and get their economies going—but voters rejected that failed approach." For instance, of the Right wing's 28 attempts to introduce the so-called "Taxpayer Bill of Rights" (TABOR), an effort to impose a rigid straitjacket on state revenue options, only Colorado has adopted this disastrous policy. The state has since experienced an increase in the number of adults and children without health insurance and a severe decline in education funding as a result of the misguided initiative.
This indicates an inherent acknowledgment that progressive tax policies do not undermine economic growth, lead to out-of-state migration of wealthy residents, or cause unemployment.
Furthermore, a common misconception about taxes is the idea that the wealthy have incredibly high tax burdens. The reality is the richest taxpayers have not been contributing their fair share for years. The Institute for Taxation and Economic Policy discovered that when you factor in sales, excise, property, and income taxes, states place a much heavier tax burden on working families as compared to the wealthy.
During an economic downturn, progressive revenue generation is preferable to deep cuts, as it allows states to provide funding for essential programs, pump money into the economy, make critical investments, and protect working families in this time of hardship.
A budget that relies too heavily on cuts will hurt the private sector and the economy as a whole by reducing consumer spending and increasing unemployment. According to the Economic Policy Institute, one dollar in cuts translates to $1.41 lost in economic activity and 41 cents less spending in the private sector. At the same time, families will have to deal with the reality of budget reductions: reduced health care services, less access to affordable housing, underfunded educational systems with larger class sizes, fewer police officers protecting communities, and generally diminished quality of vital programs.
Peter Orszag, Director of the Office of Management and Budget, and Nobel Prize winning economist, Joseph Stiglitz confirm: "[T]ax increases on higher-income families are the least damaging mechanism for closing state fiscal deficits in the short run. Reductions in government spending on goods and services, or reductions in transfer payments to lower-income families, are likely to be more damaging to the economy in the short run than tax increases focused on higher-income families."
Spending on programs that assist low and middle-income families is smart economic policy. Working families will more readily spend their funds on basic necessities, thus boosting short-run demand and fostering market activity. For instance, economic research indicates that one dollar spent on increasing food stamps creates $1.73 in market demand.
States are exploring several other progressive policies to deal with deficits. These include eliminating wasteful subsidies and ineffective tax credits, closing corporate tax loopholes, enacting combined reporting, expanding the sales tax base to include certain services, and collecting sales tax on Internet purchases. State lawmakers are also advancing transparency legislation to foster more comprehensive reporting of subsidies, contracts, and corporate tax breaks.
Given the fiscal and economic crisis, public investments in jobs and services for those in need are critical. Progressive revenue and budget approaches are not only economically effective, but also popular with the public—for good reason.


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According to John Battelle's Search blog, Microsoft is trying out a new incentive program to try and promote Windows Live Search. The program is targeted at enterprise customers who have large numbers of desktop PCs that their employees use for Internet access.
Signing up for the program involves a company telling Microsoft how many PCs it wishes to enroll, then distributing a "Browser Helper Object"—a plug-in for Internet Explorer—supplied by Microsoft on said machines. The BHO is used to measure search usage on the PCs and send the results back to Microsoft. The use of Internet Explorer 7 is required for participation in the program.
There are various levels of involvement after that point. Microsoft suggests several different methods for "encouraging" employees to use Windows Live Search during their daily web browsing: an in-house training session to teach the employees how to "get the most from search" using Windows Live, the removal of existing web browser toolbars that use other search engines, setting the users' home pages to Windows Live Search, and even an "e-mail message of encouragement from the CEO."
For Microsoft's part, the company feels that all's fair in love and search engine wars. "As search evolves into more of a productivity tool, and revenue sharing becomes more commonplace across the industry, we are engaging in mutually beneficial partnerships such as this and our recently announced deal with Lenovo to more easily enable customers to choose Live Search," Microsoft said in a statement.
Microsoft claims that companies that enroll in the program can expect to receive anywhere from $2 to $10 per PC annually, plus a $25,000 "enrollment credit" for starting the program. For large organizations, this could add up to a measurable impact on the IT budget: Microsoft presented examples of "Company A" and "Company B" earning between $100,000 and $200,000 per year.
Some critics think that Microsoft is using their domination of Windows on the corporate desktop to influence the market for search engines. However, incentive programs alone aren't likely to arouse the ire of antitrust investigators. In fact, the idea of paying enterprises to use Windows Live Search smacks more of desperation on Microsoft's part. Despite many efforts to improve Live Search's market share—such as the recently announced bundling deal with Lenovo—the search engine held as low as a 6.76 percent share in January, compared to Google's 60.9 percent. Google achieved this dominance not by paying people to use their search engine—although more recently the company has struck deals with Dell and Firefox to bundle the Google Toolbar—but by providing a measurably superior search tool compared to what was available at the time. Microsoft has not been able to make Windows Live Search measurably superior to Google, so it is an uphill battle trying to take market share away from them.


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