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The Trump administration, delaying an anticipated confrontation with Iran until the completion of a long-awaited policy review, plans to recertify Tehran's compliance with the Obama-era nuclear deal, according to U.S. and foreign officials. – Washington Post
Report: Specifically, the United States must vigorously enforce the JCPOA, rebuild military pressures against Iran, cooperate closely with regional allies including Israel and Gulf countries, support these allies' efforts to cooperate more closely with one another and use strategic communications to amplify all these steps and demonstrate newfound resolve to Iran. – Jewish Institute for National Security of America
U.K. Foreign Minister Boris Johnson writes: In the troubled landscape of the Middle East, success is measured by the crises we avoid. The JCPOA has neutralized the supreme danger of a nuclear-armed Iran for at least a decade. That's one less threat to worry about. – Washington Post
Michael Warren and Jenna Lifhits write: Donald Trump hates the Iran nuclear deal. Brokered by the Obama administration and officially known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), the agreement has the stated purpose of preventing Iran from achieving nuclear weapons capability. But the president believes the deal gave Iran what it desperately wanted—relief from economic sanctions—while providing few to no mechanisms for pressuring Tehran to stop expanding its nuclear program. So the administration has quietly started talking about negotiating a new deal instead. – The Weekly Standard
Ray Takeyh writes: It is unlikely that the professoriate and the American left will abandon their myths about 1953. They are too invested in their narrative and too obsessed with defending the Islamic Republic to defer to history's judgment. The clerical complicity in the demise of Mossadeq is sure to embarrass the theocratic regime that has gained much from Roosevelt's legendary story. The documentary disclosures and declassifications may not nudge the left in the right direction, but for those with an open mind, the case is now closed. – The Weekly Standard
In their final days in Mosul, Islamic State militants dispatched dozens of suicide bombers—including women with babies in their arms—and searched homes for young boys they could force into battle, said Iraqi commanders who led the fight and residents who survived. – Wall Street Journal (subscription required)
A leading human rights group urged Iraqi authorities to investigate allegations of abuse against alleged Islamic State fighters and their families, after videos surfaced of detainees being beaten and executed. – Washington Post
The White House's top envoy in the fight against the Islamic State made clear Thursday that Washington and its allies will not support Kurdish plans to hold an independence referendum vote in northern Iraq. – Washington Times
After nine months of vicious street-to-street fighting to drive the Islamic State out of Mosul, it could take many years more to fully remove explosives and other munitions from one of Iraq's most populous cities, U.S. State Department officials said. – Washington Post's Checkpoint
A delegation of Iraqi generals met with reporters in Washington on Thursday and expressed their gratitude for the coalition support that made the liberation of Mosul possible. – Washington Examiner
Iraqi forces faced further pockets of resistance from Islamic State militants in Mosul's Old City on Friday, four days after the prime minister declared victory. - Reuters
Iraqi security forces have forcibly moved dozens of women and children with alleged links to the Islamic State group to a tent camp near Mosul that authorities describe as a "rehabilitation camp" for IS suspects' families, Human Rights Watch said on Thursday. – Associated Press
Aziz Ahmad writes: The risk of sticking with a broken model is considerable. But a return to the unending conflict to which Iraq has been condemned for much of the past century is not an option. The Kurds are tired of war. We want to live in peace, alongside neighbors governed by shared values and the rule of law. – New York Times
Howard is not one of the hundreds of U.S. troops deployed in Syria. The U.S. Marine Corps veteran from San Francisco came here as a volunteer, part of a small group of freelance recruits who have traveled to Syria from the U.S., Europe and other regions to help local forces fight Islamic State. – Los Angeles Times
The Donald Trump administration is pushing Congress for the authority to build new "temporary" facilities in Iraq and Syria as part of the US-led campaign against the Islamic State. – Al-Monitor
Scores of civilians are fleeing Syria's Raqqa traumatized, with families torn apart and conditions worsening as the battle to oust Islamic State intensifies, a senior U.N. official said on Thursday. - Reuters
Russia has said it is willing to deploy monitors to prevent any violations of a ceasefire in southwestern Syria by Syrian government forces, a senior U.S. official said on Thursday. - Reuters
Robert Ford writes: America also risks forfeiting its role in shaping the contours of a future Syria. Tillerson has said that the country must be stable in order to prevent ISIS from rising anew. But if a ceasefire process does actually work and expands, it will produce a Syria dominated by different factions: the Assad government, Syrian Kurds, and Syrian Arabs—a de facto divided Syria (partition is a dirty word in the Middle East). Such a Syria, surrounded by meddlesome neighbors, would be unstable, and mired in endless peace talks, like the moribund Geneva peace talks. The Assad regime, backed by Iran, would continue nibbling away at opposition-held territories. – The Atlantic
Gulf States
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Thursday ended his first stab at mediating a bitter spat in the Persian Gulf region, an effort that took him to three countries over four days but yielded little discernible progress in resolving the dispute. – Washington Post
The U.N. human rights office called on Bahrain on Friday to "unconditionally and immediately" release rights campaigner Nabeel Rajab, who was sentenced to two years in jail this week. - Reuters
David Ignatius writes: The Qatar quarrel may seem like a tempest in an Arabian teapot. But at its heart is the question that has vexed the world for a decade: Is there a role for political Islam in the modern world? Qatar says yes. The UAE counters that Islamist agitators are the enemy of tolerance and modernity. It falls to Tillerson to see whether there's a middle ground. – Washington Post
North Africa
Egyptian Coptic Orthodox Christians have been told by church leaders to cancel all events and activities outside churches in July because of a security threat, church and security sources said on Thursday. - Reuters
In an extraordinarily brazen assault early Friday, three Arab citizens of Israel armed with guns and knives killed two Israeli police officers guarding an entrance to Jerusalem's holiest site for Jews and Muslims, an emotional and volatile focal point of the Israeli-Arab conflict – New York Times
President Trump's Middle East envoy, Jason Greenblatt, on Thursday announced a water-sharing agreement between Israel and the Palestinians that will provide additional supply to the parched populations in the West Bank and the besieged Gaza Strip. – Washington Post
Critics of the building plans say they will further alter the demography of East Jerusalem, the putative capital of a future Palestinian state, making a viable separation from Israel more difficult, and fraying the city's delicate social fabric. – Financial Times
Grant Rumley and Amir Tibon write: The Second Intifada was a seminal moment in Abbas's political career: His aversion to terror was tested at home and praised abroad, yet his inability to effect real change on the ground revealed a broader weakness. This inability to convince the Palestinian street of the merits of his arguments plagues him still. – The American Interest
After a tumultuous year, Mr. Erdogan's justifications for his post-coup norm are beginning to wear thin — and even starting to be drowned out by criticism from Turkey's newly energized opposition, putting pressure on an increasingly authoritarian president still reliant on democratic institutions. – Washington Times
Turkey is inching closer to buying Russian-made S400 missiles, despite a flurry of entreaties from the US for it to remain reliant on its Nato ally for air defence, according to two officials familiar with the matter. – Financial Times
A year after Mr Erdogan first declared Mr Gulen guilty, few, if any, of his allies share his conviction that the cleric's group masterminded and carried out the coup single-handedly. – Financial Times
South Asia
A damning judicial report into the family wealth of Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif threatens not just his premiership, but has also imperiled the political career of his daughter and heir apparent. - Reuters
Indian lawmakers are set to elect the country's next president, drawn from the main Hindu nationalist group, in a vote on Monday, tightening the control of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's right-wing associates on positions of power. - Reuters
Liu Xiaobo, the renegade Chinese intellectual who kept vigil at Tiananmen Square in 1989 to protect protesters from encroaching soldiers, promoted a pro-democracy charter that brought him a lengthy prison sentence and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize while locked away, died under guard in a hospital on Thursday. He was 61. – New York Times
The loss of the country's most prominent dissident, Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo, who died of cancer under police guard at a Shenyang hospital on Thursday, leaves China's fractured activist community at its weakest in a generation – Wall Street Journal (subscription required)
The death on Thursday of China's most prominent political prisoner, Liu Xiaobo, set off a frenzied effort by government censors to block discussion of his legacy online. – New York Times
China's economic might is catching up to the United States — or is seen to be catching up. That's according to a new report from the Pew Research Center, which released results of a 38-nation survey Thursday afternoon. While the majority of those polled still correctly believe the United States is the world's biggest economy, 12 nations — including Canada, Russia, and most of western Europe — believe China has the largest economy in the world. – Foreign Policy's The Cable
Friends of China's Nobel Peace Prize-winning dissident Liu Xiaobo, who died of liver cancer in custody, said on Friday they were unable to contact his widow, Liu Xia, and that ensuring her freedom was now a top priority. - Reuters
Analysis: Mr. Liu's fate reflects how human rights issues have receded in Western diplomacy with China. And it shows how Chinese Communist Party leaders, running a strong state bristling with security powers, can disdain foreign pleas, even for a man near death. – New York Times
Editorial: Shortly before Mr. Liu died, the man ultimately responsible for this and so many other abuses in China, President Xi Jinping, was basking in the glamour and glory of international politics at the Group of 20 summit in Hamburg. Yet throughout Mr. Xi's rule, the true locus of honor in China has been any place of confinement occupied by Liu Xiaobo. – Washington Post
Editorial: Without political reform, China will continue to use its growing economic and military clout to spread its authoritarian model. Pressuring Beijing to free the imprisoned human-rights lawyers who have taken up Liu's freedom fight would serve the interest of China's people, as well as the rules-based international order that its undemocratic government seeks to subvert. – Wall Street Journal (subscription required)
Editorial: Liu Xiaobo was, in a sense, the leader of China. He was the country's foremost proponent of freedom, democracy, and human rights. He thought that Communism was a gross imposition on China and that it could not last indefinitely, if enough Chinese stood up against it. – The Weekly Standard
FPI Senior Fellow Ellen Bork writes: Today, we are discovering that America's posture of uncritical engagement has far-reaching consequences. China is not only crushing democracy at home but challenging the universal rights and liberal democratic norms and universal abroad. A response to this will not come from the White House. Just hours after Liu died, President Trump praised Xi Jinping as a "terrific guy" at a press conference in Paris. Liu cannot comment on Xi's ascendancy, and the attendant U.S. retreat. But we still have his writings to guide us. "Tyranny is not terrifying," he wrote in 1996, "what is really scary is submission, silence, and even praise for tyranny." – The Weekly Standard
Xiaorong Li writes: Liu Xiaobo never harbored the illusion that nonviolent action would not be returned by violence. Chinese lawyers who used the courts to challenge the state-controlled judiciary, attempting to hold the police accountable for using torture to extract confessions or keeping detainees in secret locations, have been detained or tortured themselves. But Xiaobo didn't let the repression cloud his unflappable optimism. His firm belief that freedom is "the source of humanity and the mother of truth" should continue to guide all of us. – New York Times
Fred Hiatt writes: On some level, Xi and his colleagues must know that Liu and Wang are right and they are wrong. Clearly they fear that their people will come to that realization. Maybe they are also afraid to admit it to themselves. – Washington Post
John Pomfret writes: Liu was heir to this great tradition of Chinese liberal thought. And like his comrades, one day his contributions will get the respect and appreciation that they deserve — not only in China but also across the globe. – Washington Post
Hong Kong
In a decisive blow to Hong Kong's democracy movement, a local court removed four elected legislators on Friday after Beijing intervened in the city's independent legal system. – New York Times
Last week, the Asia Society sought to put behind it accusations that it had censored a prominent democracy activist in Hong Kong. But at a luncheon on Thursday at the organization's Manhattan headquarters, the issue arose again when Ronnie Chan, a Hong Kong billionaire and the society's co-chairman, asserted that the group was apolitical and should steer clear of disputes. – New York Times
Korean Peninsula
North Korea's trade deficit with China has risen to its highest level, as trade between the two countries continues to rise, suggesting there is little distress in the North Korean economy despite rounds of international sanctions on Pyongyang designed to punish it for its weapons program. – Washington Post
Frustrated that China has not done more to rein in North Korea, the Trump administration could impose new sanctions on small Chinese banks and other firms doing business with Pyongyang within weeks, two senior U.S. officials said. - Reuters
Ethan Epstein writes: President Obama gussied up his do-nothing North Korea policy by calling it "strategic patience." With North Korea distressingly close to being able to launch a nuclear attack on the United States, the time for patience is over. President Trump should embrace a new posture towards China and North Korea: Call it "strategic impatience." – The Weekly Standard
East Asia
Beijing has ramped up diplomatic, economic and military pressure on Taipei to accept its "One China" point of view and it is driving the United States to better define what that means in Washington, experts on cross-straits relations said Thursday. – USNI News
Support for Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, battered by a smoldering scandal and voters' perception he is taking them for granted, has fallen below 30 percent, the lowest since he returned to power in 2012, a survey released on Friday showed. - Reuters
The leader of the junior partner in Japan's ruling coalition on Friday urged Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to focus on regaining public trust after a slide in his popularity, and said revising the pacifist constitution was not a priority for voters. - Reuters
Southeast Asia
The official in charge of prosecuting government misdeeds in the Philippines on Friday ordered that criminal charges be filed against former President Benigno S. Aquino III for a botched assault in 2015 on a Muslim rebel camp that left 44 police commandos dead. – New York Times
Rep. Ted Yoho (R., Fla.) called for the United States take a more active role in preventing the spread of radical Islam into Southeast Asia at a House Foreign Affairs subcommittee meeting on Wednesday amid the emergence of ISIS militants in the city of Marawi on the Philippine island of Mindanao. – Washington Free Beacon
Indonesia renamed the northern reaches of its exclusive economic zone in the South China Sea as the North Natuna Sea on Friday, the latest act of resistance by Southeast Asian nations to China's territorial ambitions in the maritime region. - Reuters
The Department of Defense's inspector general believes it has found $33.6 billion in missed savings for the Pentagon, and that some can be recovered — if the department follows through on 58 suggestions made by the IG's office, many of which have been sitting unfulfilled for years. – Defense News
The man U.S. President Donald Trump chose to lead the Navy he pledged to build up to 350 ships doesn't sound confident that a shipbuilding surge is going to happen. – Defense News
The House on Thursday voted down a defense policy bill provision that would have taken out language preventing a new round of base closures, going against White House wishes. – The Hill
As the first-in-class USS America (LHA-6) begins operations on its first major overseas deployment, leadership has a good understanding of the basics of operating this new type of ship – an amphibious assault ship without a well deck – but also a lot of room to learn how to maximize the new capability it brings to the fleet – USNI News
Look past whether a proposed U.S. "Space Corps" — which survived the House version of the fiscal 2018 National Defense Authorization Act late Wednesday — eventually becomes a fully functional military branch, a U.S. Air Force general said Thursday. – Defense Tech
The Army is integrating an emerging software product for its Warfighter Information Network – Tactical Satcom communications system that increases protections and adds a key interface between otherwise less-connected nodes on the network. – Scout Warrior
Artificial intelligence is coming soon to a battlefield near you — with plenty of help from the private sector. Within six months the US military will start using commercial AI algorithms to sort through its masses of intelligence data on the Islamic State. – Breaking Defense
Mackenzie Eaglen writes: Congress' urge to get serious about space warfare is noble, but proposing a neutered Space Corps does not align with those aims. Lawmakers should adjust their objectives and instead double down on the new United States Space Command. As STRATCOM is already in the process of elevating command of space to a four-star position, service buy-in is assured. This initiative would achieve the objectives of the Space Corps without a disruptive reorganization or the dangers of overly-redundant chains of command. – Breaking Defense
Missile Defense
The United States faces a growing threat of ballistic and cruise missiles from China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea, according to a military intelligence report. – Washington Free Beacon
Ariel Cohen writes: Military technology will always remain a competition between offense and defense, between the sword (or spear), and the shield. As Congress and the White House consider the country's defense priorities, let's make sure the U.S. has the toughest and the best, as well as the most cost-effective, missile shield we can make. – The Hill
The War
A new generation of al Qaeda is surging, according to experts testifying before the subcommittee on counterterrorism and intelligence on Thursday. – Washington Free Beacon
The State Department plans to require other countries to provide in-depth data on visa applicants in order to vet whether travelers pose terrorist threats, Reuters reported Thursday. – The Hill
The Pentagon has expanded the criteria for the Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary medal to include the U.S. campaign against ISIS in Libya. – Military Times
Katherine Zimmerman testified: Al Qaeda has become more resilient and ready to exploit our own strategic weaknesses. It seized the opportunity presented by conflicts in the Muslim world to advance its strategic objectives. It has acted deliberately below the thresholds that would set off alarms in Washington. It embedded itself in local insurgencies from Mali to Syria to Afghanistan that will serve as a source of strength for the global organization. The rise of the ISIS galvanized the Salafi-jihadi movement globally, which will continue to strengthen al Qaeda long after ISIS is gone. America's strategy to counter al Qaeda has remained relatively unchanged since 2001 even as the organization has adapted. The US does not even recognize any more the seriousness of the threat al Qaeda poses. – American Enterprise Institute
Candice Malcolm writes: Upon his release from prison in 2015, Khadr was asked if he would categorically denounce violent jihad. "It's not something I believe in right now," said a coy Khadr. Right now. The Trudeau government should hope, in the wake of this highly publicized and deeply unpopular cash settlement, that violent jihad is not something Omar Khadr ever revisits. – The Weekly Standard
The United States needs "bold action" to convince the world's hackers that they can't work with impunity, says Eric Rosenbach, once a chief of staff to then-Defense Secretary Ash Carter. – Defense One
House lawmakers late Wednesday advanced a provision that would require the Pentagon to report attempts by Russian actors to hack its systems. – The Hill
Adrian Karatnycky writes: The U.S. and Europe must respond forcefully to this new intensification in Russia's hybrid war. The engagement of Mr. Volker to shape diplomacy on the Russia-Ukraine conflict signals that the U.S. will adopt a pragmatic hard-line policy. It is a welcome sign that the personal chemistry between Messrs. Trump and Putin won't override the physics of power politics and diplomacy. – Wall Street Journal (subscription required)
Ambassadors to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization squared off with Russian diplomats in Brussels on Thursday over Moscow's planned military exercises near the Western bloc's borders. – Wall Street Journal (subscription required)
President Donald Trump is touting his policies to boost energy production and exports as a bulwark against Russia. But some industry observers say the U.S. shale boom—which reshaped world markets for crude oil and natural gas before Mr. Trump took office—has only limited impact on Russia's standing as a major energy provider to Europe and Asia. – Wall Street Journal (subscription required)
President Trump says that he will invite Russian President Vladimir Putin to the White House, but only at "the right time." – The Hill
Four Senate Democrats are urging a top State Department official to not return a pair of Russian compounds previously seized by the Obama administration. – The Hill
Russia will next week take a decision about if and how it will retaliate against the United States over the seizure of its diplomatic compounds on U.S. soil, the Russian Foreign Ministry said on Friday. - Reuters
U.S. congressional negotiators are making progress on resolving a dispute that has stalled a bill to impose new sanctions on Russia, congressional aides said on Thursday, and one lawmaker said the matter could be resolved as soon as Friday. - Reuters
Russian authorities have detained the chief executive of Russian electricity turbine maker Power Machines on suspicion of attempted divulgence of state secrets, TASS news agency reported on Thursday citing a law enforcement source. - Reuters
FPI Board Member Eric Edelman writes: Putin decided that Obama was someone whose "greater flexibility" in the second term he could use to advantage. Hamburg no doubt taught him he is not facing a more determined adversary but rather that he is getting more of the same. – The Weekly Standard
Garry Kasparov writes: There was nothing normal about the July 7 meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin during the G20 summit in Hamburg. The mere scheduling of this friendly chat handed Putin a PR victory, which the Kremlin-controlled media exploited gleefully. Not only was the Russian dictator not isolated or under pressure for invading Ukraine, enabling Bashar al-Assad's genocide in Syria, and interfering in the U.S. presidential election, but the American president announced that it was an honor to meet with him. – The Weekly Standard
Charles Frattini and Genevieve Casagrande write: Russian President Vladimir Putin is establishing a long-term military presence in the Mediterranean Sea in part to contest the United States' ability to operate freely and hold NATO's southern flank at risk. – Institute for the Study of War
Western Europe
Two young men on a scooter raced through London and threw acid in the faces of five people apparently chosen at random late Thursday night, according to the police. – New York Times
Weakened by the loss of her parliamentary majority, Britain's prime minister, Theresa May, pressed ahead on Thursday with legislative plans to extract her country from the European Union, publishing a dense, technical bill that will ultimately test her fragile grip on the job she wrested from a pack of rivals a year ago. – New York Times
U.S. President Donald Trump and his French counterpart, Emmanuel Macron, lavished praise on one another on Thursday as they touted the growing bond between their two nations, in a pointed effort to move past the deep divisions on display at last week's Group of 20 summit. – Wall Street Journal (subscription required)
While France was rocked in November 2015 by a coordinated assault that killed 130 people in the heart of Paris, authorities say the Nice massacre was a kind of watershed moment that began what has since been macabre wave of simplified terror strikes in several Western European nations. – Washington Times
Eastern Europe
Russia is planning its biggest military exercise in years, and its neighbor Finland is going underground. A subterranean city beneath Helsinki forms a crucial line of defense for the capital. Finnish soldiers routinely train here, with a mission to keep Finland's government running and city residents safe in a network that features more than 124 miles of tunnels, passageways and shelters. – Wall Street Journal (subscription required)
Amid a continuing debate over a bill to tighten sanctions on Russia, lawmakers on Capitol Hill are looking to highlight Kremlin-inspired mischief around the world. – Foreign Policy's The Cable
Brussels intensified the EU's confrontation with Viktor Orban, Hungary's prime minister, on Thursday, stepping up its action against the country over laws that target civil society groups and universities with foreign links. – Financial Times
Vuk Jeremic writes: I believe that a stable and prosperous Western Balkans that increasingly looks like the rest of Europe is an eminently reachable goal in this generation. The region is blessed with a favorable geographical position, abundant natural resources, and perhaps most importantly, smart and creative people who possess the wherewithal to compete at a global level in their respective fields. It has the potential to catch up with Central Europe in terms of economic development and continental standards. Yet this can be achieved only if the free exchange of ideas, thoughtful debate and meritocratic advancement can flourish within a genuinely democratic framework. – Washington Post
Stephen Blank writes: Moscow, by fanning the flames of conflict in South Ossetia and Abkhazia against Georgia and in Nagorno-Karabakh by selling high-performance weapons to both sides, encourages the very outcome it professes to abhor. Russia's policies all but ensure that ancient grudges will lead to new wars—an outcome that neither Washington nor Europe can passively accept. As Tillerson's visit suggests, the time for neglect is over and the time for engagement is now. – Atlantic Council
United States of America
A group of six girls from western Afghanistan will be able to attend an international robotics competition for which they had spent months preparing after the United States this week reversed a decision to deny them entry to the country. – New York Times
The Justice Department on Thursday released a single redacted page from Attorney General Jeff Session's security clearance form from November that indicated he had not had any contact with a foreign government official in the past seven years. – Washington Post
Years before the words "collusion" and "Russian hacking" became associated with President Vladimir V. Putin, some prominent Republicans found far more laudatory ways to talk about the Russian leader. – New York Times
The conventional wisdom held that Sullivan was a lock to be the national security adviser in a Clinton administration. At 40, he would have been the youngest to hold that position in U.S. history. Instead, Donald Trump won the presidency, and Sullivan says he sometimes feels like a "ghoulish reminder" to friends of an election that shook the Washington establishment like no other in decades. – Washington Post
The House narrowly voted down a Republican proposal to bar the Pentagon from paying for gender-transition surgeries. – Defense News
Jared Kushner has updated a list of foreign contacts on the federal disclosure form needed to obtain a security clearance three times and added more than 100 names to it, according to a report. – Washington Examiner
Interview: The following are excerpts, as prepared and released on Thursday by the White House, from a conversation aboard Air Force One between President Trump and members of the press corps as they flew to Paris on Wednesday night. – New York Times
Russian Election Interference
President Trump said on Wednesday that he had confronted President Vladimir V. Putin twice about whether Russia meddled in the 2016 presidential election, and changed the subject after Mr. Putin flatly denied it because, "What do you do? End up in a fistfight?" – New York Times
A Senate committee is asking President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman to testify about a meeting he attended last year between Trump confidants and a Russian lawyer who was said to have information from the Kremlin intended to boost Mr. Trump's candidacy. – Wall Street Journal (subscription required)
President Donald Trump on Thursday backed his eldest son's decision last June to accept a meeting to discuss what was described as a Russian government offer of allegedly damaging information about Democrat Hillary Clinton. – Wall Street Journal (subscription required)
The Russian lawyer who met with Donald Trump Jr. and others on the Trump team after a promise of compromising material on Hillary Clinton was accompanied by a Russian-American lobbyist — a former Soviet counterintelligence officer who is suspected by some U.S. officials of having ongoing ties to Russian intelligence, NBC News has learned. - NBC News
Two months before Donald Trump Jr.'s encounter with a Russian figure, a key House subcommittee chairman received a similar overture in Moscow offering derogatory information about a U.S. policy that was upsetting Vladimir Putin. – The Hill
The Russian lawyer whose June meeting at Trump Tower is rocking American politics was just the tip of the spear of a massive, years-long effort by the Kremlin against human rights laws named for Sergei Magnitsky, a Russian lawyer who died under mysterious circumstances as a prisoner of the Russian government. - Politico
Charles Krauthammer writes: I leave it to the lawyers to adjudicate the legalities of unconsummated collusion. But you don't need a lawyer to see that the Trump defense — collusion as a desperate Democratic fiction designed to explain away a lost election — is now officially dead. – Washington Post
Latin America
Former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Brazil's most popular politician, vowed Thursday to overturn his conviction for corruption, declaring his innocence and his intention to return as the leader of Latin America's biggest country in elections next year. – Wall Street Journal (subscription required)
Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva vowed on Thursday to appeal his conviction on corruption charges and run for president next year, calling the case against him a politicized effort to influence the 2018 election. - Reuters
The United Nations called on Venezuela's government to let people take part in an unofficial referendum on the constitution on Sunday and make sure security forces do not use excessive force against protesters. - Reuters
A rogue Venezuelan police pilot wanted for lobbing grenades and shooting at government buildings appeared briefly at an opposition vigil on Thursday night in a surreal twist to the crisis-worn country's political drama. - Reuters
Sudan will continue to cooperate with the United States, including on intelligence-sharing, even though it has halted the work of a committee formed to negotiate relief from U.S. sanctions, Khartoum's foreign minister said on Thursday. - Reuters
The United Nations says it is considering opening a peacekeeping base in South Sudan's troubled Yei region, which has "gone through a nightmare" in recent months amid warnings of ethnic violence. It would be the U.N.'s first such expansion since civil war began in 2013. – Associated Press
Alex Entz writes: With sanctions on Sudan inducing the government to negotiate, Washington should seize the opportunity and look to foster continuous improvements rather than temporary changes. This would provide the Trump administration the best opportunity to secure a meaningful and lasting deal with Sudan. – Foundation for Defense of Democracies
Trump Administration
Sen. John McCain tried twice Thursday to get a floor vote set for President Trump's pick to be deputy defense secretary but was blocked each time by Minority Leader Chuck Schumer. – Washington Examiner
The Senate Armed Services Committee on Thursday approved investment banker and former Marine Corps pilot Richard V. Spencer to serve as the top civilian official in the Navy. – The Hill
Democracy and Human Rights
Christopher Walker writes: The phenomenon of authoritarian internationalism has not emerged overnight. It has built momentum over a period of years. But it is clear now that the autocrats' growing ambitions present a significant strategic vulnerability to democracy. It is for this reason that the democracies will need to devise a more grounded, longer-term response if they are to take up and prevail in the face of this serious, multifaceted challenge. – International Reports
Mustafa Akyol writes: Today Muslim reformists point out that these values are much better protected in Western democracies than in "Islamic" states. They add that the passion for Shariah should be translated into a doctrine of the inalienable rights of all people — a vision that is desperately lacking in today's Middle East, where the alternative to archaic literalist Shariah is often only secular but despotic rule. – New York Times
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Morning links: Two days until Pats, Bills kick off season
Credit: John Wilcox
Happy Friday, everybody. Here are some links from today's Herald to get you closer to the weekend.
My main story is on the Patriots defense, which is excited to unveil its true identity Sunday [1] after playing with a vanilla flavor this summer.
Ron Borges writes that EJ Manuel doesn't know that he doesn't know [2] what he's about to see Sunday, and that bodes well for the Pats.
My notebook leads with an extended look at Aaron Dobson, who dished on his biggest area in need of improvement [3] right now.
Matt Chatham debuts the new formula for his weekly report and breaks down three areas of interest in Sunday's game [4].
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Gyrolator - Free flight autogyro model.
Quote: - "Looking for something new to build? Then try this wingless Autogiro! by Paul Del Gatto ...We will admit that we were some-what dubious about its success, in view of the fact that our design totally eliminated the use of a wing. Many years ago we had enjoyed some mea-sure of success with Autogiros, but not without the aid of a small wing surface. So to us this design presented a new challenge.
Admittedly the plane did not fly 'right off the drawing board' - we hadn't anticipated it would. However, after several flights we began to re-solve the difficulties and improve its performance. Torque appeared to be our major problem and it wasn't until we minimized its effect, by using low-pitch props, that we were able to control the steep left bank of the model.
Other adjustments, such as changing the rotor blade angles and slightly increasing their dihedral, were also made. We found it necessary to add some negative incidence to the stab and move the CG slightly rearward to get the giro in best trim..."
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Under the direction of Artistic Director and Principal Choreographer Helgi Tomasson, San Francisco Ballet is the oldest professional ballet company in America and has a worldwide reputation for its vast and rich repertory, performed by a virtuoso company. Sadler's Wells is thrilled to welcome San Francisco Ballet to London, where they will present three eclectic programmes over two weeks, performing some of their most popular works of recent years.
Programme B brings together Wheeldon's atmospheric 2010 ballet Ghosts; Ashley Page's highly physical Guide to Strange Places set to pulsating music by John Adams; and Trio, choreographed by Tomasson and set to Tchaikovsky's glorious Souvenir de Florence. A visually stunning triptych of a ballet, Trio boasts set and costumes as lush as the choreography.
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Last year, I tagged along with The Son's field trip to the Science Discovery Museum in Acton. I thought it was a great idea for a GeekDad post. But I never got around to writing about it.
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Marriott Hotel Al Jaddaf, Dubai Receives First Mobile Check in Guest
DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES -- (Marketwired) -- It was a celebratory day at one of the premier hotels near downtown Dubai as the first guest to use the new mobile check-in service at the Marriott Hotel Al Jaddaf, Dubai arrived to an entourage of staff and accolades of "We've been expecting you."
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You were probably planning on your Valentine being your spouse, children, significant other, best friend, mother and/or someone you know, right? This year, surprise everyone and choose a girl you don't know to be your Valentine!
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Looking for seasonal gift ideas? How about something that glitters? Sharjah's a great place to buy jewellery, with not one but two gold souks to choose from. Sharjah Gold Souk is along Al Wahda Street from City Centre Sharjah, to the left...Read more
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The weather's cooled down nicely and we're once again in the land of chilly mornings, cool evenings and sunny blue-sky days. It's that time of the year when you can get away from the confines of four walls and enjoy some of the calmer pleasures...Read more
The Fishermen Of Kalba
The wide-winged birds wheel above the tightening nets, above the broken water threshed by the desperate splashing of thousands of fish being pulled out of the water inch by inch. The old Toyota Land Cruiser engines gun, the rusty wheels dig into...Read more
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Although they're fearsome looking things at the best of times, camel spiders are not actually spiders at all but a species of land crab called a solifugid (plural solifugae), related both to spiders and scorpions but not really solidly in either...Read more
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Probably one of the quirkiest and quaintest Starbucks outlets in the world sits in a villa on Sharjah's Corniche, on Al Muntaza Street. When you walk in, you know you're in a Starbucks – the place is 100% 'on brand' and yet it's got a character...Read more
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Originating in Iran and heartily adopted by communities on this side of the Arabian Gulf, the barjeel or wind tower is a fascinating piece of early engineering. The cross-pollination of ideas between what we now know as Iran – Persia in...Read more
Five Things to buy to Take Home From Sharjah
Every year, over a million tourists visit Sharjah to discover the emirate's museums, desert parks and wildlife reserves, as well as the beaches and souks. If you're one of them, or a resident going home for the summer, here's a handy guide to...Read more
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Of the many unusual sights and sounds to be found among Sharjah's flora and fauna, the praying mantis is perhaps the most unexpected surprise. The species most commonly found here is small and green and yet it is undoubtedly a mantis, a species...Read more
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Occasionally a storm or just some odd quirk of maritime incompetence will see a ship beached on Sharjah's corniche. It happens every now and then, one minute you're driving down Muntaza Street – the corniche – and all's well with the world...Read more
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This is the 'Sharjah Corniche', the popular beach running alongside Al Muntaza road. Families line up at the weekends and in the evenings to picnic, gather and play on the sand, even through the hot months. It's amazing how fast the sun sets, in...Read more
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You could probably argue the greening of Sharjah started with the remediation of the old Sharjah landfill, a Herculean effort that saw contractor Halcrow ploughing through something like 7.5 million cubic metres of old, festering rubbish piled up...Read more
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3 Facebook myths dispelled
A common theme in my discussion with colleagues about digital strategy is a disdain for Facebook. Some marketing executives and even some marketing managers I have spoken to refuse to develop any kind of presence on Facebook for a variety of reasons. Considering that Facebook now has more traffic than Google, it would seem a mistake to dislike Facebook so much that you would refuse to use Facebook as a key drive-to tactic, if not a strategic marketing venue.
The most interesting thing about this graph is not that Facebook has overtaken Google in traffic, but the rate of traffic growth for Facebook. Google's graph is relatively flat compared to Facebook. If Facebook continues to grow at the rate shown in the graph, It will double Google's traffic in less than a year. If you can't bring yourself to overcome your disdain for Facebook now, you certainly won't have a choice in a year. Face it: Facebook presence is table stakes. It's time to overcome the disdain. To help, I will debunk the myths that commonly lead to the disdain.
1. Facebook is for kids: According to Ken Burbary, around 10 million of the 96 million US Facebook users are under 18. The majority are between 18 and 25. But 22 million are between 26 and 34 years of age. 18 million are between 35 and 44. 14 million are between 45 and 54. And there are as many Facebook users 55 and up as there are under 18. If you study Burbary's statistics, you will find that the Facebook demographic is just about right for marketers who want to grow their business into the next generation of leaders. And it's not too bad for this generation of leaders: More than half of all US Facebook users are between the ages of 26 and 54.
2. Facebook is a privacy nightmare for its users: Facebook has had it's share of faux pas in this area. But the recent announcements at the F8 Conference in San Francisco pave the way for a far more robust privacy management system than Facebook has had in the past. The day after it's announcement, Facebook put a link on everybody's home page that gave them access to all their applications. For the first time, I was able to set all my applications to the level of sharing I want. In some cases, such as very personal tastes, I wanted the applications I have used to just share results with friends. But in other cases, such as my Myers Briggs profile or my IQ, I wanted friends and networks to see who I am, in case of future opportunities. It took me 10 minutes to set all the sharing levels I wanted. The result is, I feel I have more privacy than ever on Facebook.
Apparently Facebook users don't seem to mind the lack of privacy if their numbers keep growing exponentially. But If you still have doubts, see Mashable to dispel this myth. They show how easy it is to control your privacy settings in Facebook. With the new Facebook, privacy should not be an issue any longer.
3. Facebook is not for business: Sure a lot of Facebook posts are strictly personal. But have you ever noticed how many business conversations have a personal component? When you stop to think about it, we trust people much more when we know them at least a little. Facebook provides a venue to get to know colleagues on this personal level, and to trust them more. This trust cannot be bought, it must be earned. But it cannot be earned without the opportunity. Facebook provides that opportunity.
Last year we ran a pilot at IBM with one of our marketing campaigns in which we built a Facebook fan page and assigned a point person to write posts, gain fans and regularly update the page with news. Within four months, the campaign dominated Google with eight out of 10 positions on the first page. How did that happen? We branded the terms on Facebook. Fans wrote interesting blog posts about the solutions we branded. And link equity in Google exploded. Not only were we getting hundreds of referrals per week from Facebook, we were getting thousands of referrals from Google. Facebook marketing worked better than any single tactic we used at IBM in 2009.
There really is no reason not to start working on your Facebook strategy now. Facebook provides numbers and growth that simply cannot be ignored. Beyond sheer numbers, it offers deeper engagement than any single drive-to tactic. Through Facebook fan pages, companies can connect with potential customers where they like to hang out, develop trust, and drive them to relevant Web experiences on their domains. This is the kind of deep engagement that few digital marketing tactics can match. And with the new Open Graph features, Web content strategists can now integrate their sites more closely with their Facebook fan pages than ever before.
No, I'm not a shill for Facebook. It just irks me to have to keep repeating these arguments at digital strategy meetings.
April 27, 2010 2:59 pm
Thanks for citing my Facebook demographics post. Since I originally published it, the numbers have only grown. Facebook now has over 400 million users globally, with approx 120 million in the US. The age group trends remain consistent though. It's not younger people in the US fueling Facebook's growth.
You can always get the latest FB statistics from their site: http://www.facebook.com/press/info.php?statistics
April 27, 2010 5:17 pm
Thanks Ken. Great information.
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Author Wallace Stegner wrote "Westerners live outdoors more than people elsewhere, because outdoors is mainly what they've got." That's certainly true in Idaho. Nearly 70 percent of the state is public land. Of that, 64 percent, is federal land, most of it managed by the U.S. Forest Service or the Bureau of Land Management. With so much public land, the opportunities for outdoor recreation seem endless.
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Neuron Angled W01 Heavy Italic
Manuel Corradine & Sergio RamirezAuthor
Manuel Corradine & Sergio RamirezTrademark
Neuron Angled is a trademark of Manuel Corradine & Sergio Ramirez.Copyright
Copyright (c) 2013 by Manuel Corradine & Sergio Ramirez. All rights reserved.Description
Copyright (c) 2013 by Manuel Corradine & Sergio Ramirez. All rights reserved.
Carpe Diem
Carpe DiemStyle
1.00 June 14, 2012, initial releaseAuthor
Typeface (Palafontz). 2012. All Rights ReservedDescription
This font was created using FontCreator 6.0 from High-Logic.com
Fiebiger Zwei W00 Regular
David KerkhoffTrademark
Fiebiger Zwei is a trademark of David Kerkhoff.Copyright
Copyright (c) 2013 by David Kerkhoff. All rights reserved.License
END USER LICENSE AGREEMENTBy installing, copying, or otherwise using fonts by David Kerkhoff, you agree to be bound by the terms of this EULA. This license agreement represents the entire agreement, concerning the font, between you and David Kerkhoff (a.k.a. Hanoded Photography), (referred to as licenser), and it supersedes any prior proposal, representation, or understanding between the parties. If you do not agree to the terms of this EULA, do not install or use fonts by David Kerkhoff. Any font by David Kerkhoff is protected by copyright laws and international copyright treaties, as well as other intellectual property laws and treaties. The fonts are licensed, not sold.1. GRANT OF LICENSE.The font is licensed as follows:(a) Installation and Use.David Kerkhoff grants you the right to install and use the font(s) for any purpose you see fit (except those mentioned in (d) exceptions), commercial or non-commercial, on websites or in print, as long as you do not sell or resell the font(s) on their own, or claim them as your own. You can install the font(s) on up to five (5) computers only.(b) Backup Copies.You may make copies of the font(s) as may be necessary for backup and archival purposes.(c) EmbeddingFonts by David Kerkhoff may not be embedded in software, games, computer programs or the like. For this a special license is required. Embedding in PDF or print, in graphics, images or vectors is granted and no special license is required.(d) Exceptions Fonts by David Kerkhoff may NOT be used for pornographic, derogatory, defamatory or racist material (in any form, printed or virtual); fonts by David Kerkhoff may NOT be used by individuals or companies involved in child abuse, child pornography or child labour; fonts by David Kerkhoff may NOT be used by individuals or companies involved in destruction of natural resources and/or habitat, logging (even legal), palm oil exploitation/harvesting, tuna fishing, whaling, animal trafficking, oil and/or gas drilling or transporting and mining. Fonts by David Kerkhoff may NOT be used by individuals or companies promoting an unhealthy lifestyle (fast food, energy drinks, foods containing GM ingredients). Fonts by David Kerkhoff may NOT be used by companies or individuals involved in Genetic Modification / Genetic Alteration of organisms. Fonts by David Kerkhoff may NOT be used by individuals or companies involved in fur trade, or making use of fur. Fonts by David Kerkhoff may NOT be used by missionaries, individuals or institutions of any creed or faith for the purpose of converting others to their creed or faith. Fonts by David Kerkhoff may NOT be used to instigate terror, hate, intolerance, fear or racism.2. DESCRIPTION OF OTHER RIGHTS AND LIMITATIONS. (a) Maintenance of Copyright Notices. You must not remove or alter any copyright notices on any and all copies of fonts by David Kerkhoff and you may not alter any information contained within the font itself. (b) Distribution. You may not distribute registered copies of fonts by David Kerkhoff to third parties in any way; not for free/as a gift, nor for money/exchange of goods. (c) Prohibition on Modifications, Enhancements, Alterations. You may not alter, modify, enhance or decompose any fonts made by David Kerkhoff, except and only to the extent that such activity is expressly permitted by applicable law notwithstanding this limitation.3. TERMINATIONWithout prejudice to any other rights, David Kerkhoff may terminate this EULA if you fail to comply with the terms and conditions of this EULA. In such event, you must destroy all copies of David Kerkhoff's fonts in your possession.4. COPYRIGHTAll title, including but not limited to copyrights, in and to fonts by David Kerkhoff and any copies thereof are owned by David Kerkhoff or his suppliers. All title and intellectual property rights in and to the content which may be accessed through use of fonts by David Kerkhoff is the property of the respective content owner and may be protected by applicable copyright or other intellectual property laws and treaties. This EULA grants you no rights to use such content. All rights not expressly granted are reserved by David Kerkhoff.5. NO WARRANTIESDavid Kerkhoff expressly disclaims any warranty for the font(s). Fonts by David Kerkhoff are provided 'As Is' without any express or implied warranty of any kind, including but not limited to any warranties of merchantability, non-infringement, or fitness of a particular purpose. David Kerkhoff does not warrant or assume responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of any glyph, character, picture or accent within the fonts. David Kerkhoff further expressly disclaims any warranty or representation to Authorized Users or to any third party.6. LIMITATION OF LIABILITYIn no event shall David Kerkhoff be liable for any damages (including, without limitation, lost profits, business interruption, or lost information) rising out of 'Authorized Users' use of or inability to use fonts by David Kerkhoff. David Kerkhoff shall have no liability with respect to the content of any fonts by David Kerkhoff, or any part thereof, including but not limited to errors or omissions contained therein, libel, infringements of rights of publicity, privacy, trademark rights, business interruption, personal injury, loss of privacy, moral rights or the disclosure of confidential information. 2010/2013 David Kerkhoff / Hanoded Photographywww.hanodedfonts.com
Nexa W01 Heavy Italic
Fontfabric LLCAuthor
Svetoslav SimovTrademark
Nexa Heavy Italic is a trademark of Fontfabric LLC.Copyright
Copyright (c) 2012 by Fontfabric LLC. All rights reserved.Description
Cella V1
1.0 / 2004Company
Volker Busse BerlinAuthor
Volker BusseTrademark
Cella is a trademark of Volker Busse Berlin.Copyright
Volker Busse Berlin 2004 - www.volkerbusse.comDescription
Die Schrift meiner alten Robotron-Reiseschreibmaschine CELLA
Ray LarabieAuthor
Ray LarabieTrademark
Goldsaber is trademark of Typodermic Fonts Inc.Copyright
(c) 2014 Typodermic Fonts Inc. See attached license agreement. If agreement is missing visit typodermicfonts.com for more info.Description
Please read the current Typodermic Fonts license agreement at http://typodermicfonts.com/license
Barbedor W01 Heavy Italic V1
Linotype GmbHTrademark
Barbedor is a trademark of Linotype GmbH and may be registered in certain jurisdictions.Copyright
Copyright 2006 Linotype GmbH, www.linotype.com. All rights reserved. This font software may not be reproduced, modified, disclosed or transferred without the express written approval of Linotype GmbH. Barbedor is a trademark of Linotype GmbH and may be registered in certain jurisdictions. This typeface is original artwork of Hans Eduard Meier. The design may be protected in certain jurisdictions.License
NOTIFICATION OF LICENSE AGREEMENTYou have obtained this font software either directly from Linotype GmbH or together with software distributed by one of Linotype's licensees.This font software is a valuable asset of Linotype GmbH. Unless you have entered into a specific license agreement granting you additional rights, your use of this font software is limited to your workstation for your own use. You may not copy or distribute this font software. If you have any questions regarding your license terms, please review the license agreement you received with the software.General license terms and usage rights can be viewed at www.linotype.com/license.Generelle Lizenzbedingungen und Nutzungsrechte finden Sie unter www.linotype.com/license.Pour plus d'informations concernant le contrat d'utilisation du logiciel de polices, veuillez consulter notre site web www.linotype.com/license.Linotype GmbH can be contacted at:Tel.: +49(0)6172 484-418
Andale Sans WGL W01 Regular
Monotype Imaging Inc.Author
Steven R. MattesonTrademark
Andale is a registered trademark of The Monotype Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.Copyright
Digitized data Copyright 1993-1999 The Monotype Corporation. All rights reserved. Andale is a registered trademark of The Monotype Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.Description
NOTIFICATION OF LICENSE AGREEMENT This typeface is the property of Monotype Imaging Inc. and its use by you is covered under the terms of a license agreement. You have obtained this typeface software either directly from Monotype Imaging or together with software distributed by one of the licencees of Monotype Imaging. This software is a valuable asset of Monotype Imaging. Unless you have entered into a specific license agreement granting you additional rights, your use of this software is limited to use on up to five (5) workstation for your own publishing use. You may not copy or distribute this software. If you have any questions concerning your rights you should review the license agreement you received with the software or contact Monotype Imaging for a copy of the license agreement. General information:www.fonts.comFor license terms and usage rights, please visit our web site at:www.monotypeimaging.com/html/type/license.htmlLizenzbedingungen und Nutzungsrechte finden Sie auf unserer Webseite:www.monotypeimaging.com/html/type/license.htmlPour plus d'informations concernant les droits d'utilisation et les questions contractuelles, veuillez consultez notre site:www.monotypeimaging.com/html/type/license.htmlPara obtener informacin acerca de los trminos de licencia y los derechos de uso, visite nuestro sitio en el Web en:www.monotypeimaging.com/html/type/license.htmlPer le condizioni contrattuali ed i diritti d'uso, visitate il nostro sito web all'indirizzo:www.monotypeimaging.com/html/type/license.html


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Laura Mercier
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The ultra-smooth baked formula that defines Laura Mercier's Matte Radiance Baked Powder provides natural colour with soft matte radiance for a healthy glow with a hint of warmth. An essential for achieving the perfect no-makeup look, sheer, buildable coverage lets you customise and contour your glow depending on mood or occasion, and the smooth, silky, velvety texture offers a comfortable and long-wearing finish.
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The wife of an aboriginal man who suffered a permanent brain injury while in RCMP custody in northern B.C. is pleading for answers about why charges recommended against a police officer were not approved.
Robert Wright was taken to a Terrace, B.C., hospital three times and then airlifted to New Westminster for emergency brain surgery in late April after being arrested by police for suspected drunk driving.
His wife, Heather Prisk, says RCMP informed her last week the Crown did not believe they would secure a conviction against the officer, so a criminal case would not proceed.
The B.C. Civil Liberties Association and the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs are now supporting Ms. Prisk in demanding a special prosecutor be appointed to review the case and that surveillance footage showing what happened in the cells that night be released.
BCCLA executive director David Eby says the Crown should provide additional transparency in investigations involving potential wrongdoing by police officers.
He says the issue of Crown failing to approve charges has come under scrutiny in public inquiries in the past, including the case involving four officers using a taser on Polish immigrant Robert Dziekanski.


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This summer Craig Pedersen and I launched a series of Saturday afternoon jazz jam sessions at Pressed. We held eight jam sessions between May and August. It has been such a success that we've decided to continue hosting these jam session for another four months!
The jazz jam will have the same amazing house band featuring Craig Pedersen on bass, David Pontello on drums, and myself on vocals, with guest pianists and guitarists. We invite instrumentalists and vocalists of all skill levels to join us for this invitational-style jam.
The jam will run from 2pm to 5pm on the following Saturdays (click the image at right to download a poster with the schedule):
September 22
October 13
October 27
November 3
November 17
December 1
December 15
Cover is a $5 suggested donation or pay what you can. Pressed is at 750 Gladstone Ave (between Bronson and Rochester). This event is kid-friendly and gluten-free-friendly.
Click here to RSVP on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/events/362200493859854
See you on Saturday afternoon!