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Aeon J. Skoble
GII-1. American Association for the Philosophic Study of Society
9:00-11:00 a.m., Wilson B (Mezzanine Level)
Topic: Author Meets Critics: Jan Narveson's Respecting Persons in Theory and Practice
Chair: Tibor R. Machan (Chapman University)
Critics: Irfan Khawaja (City University of New York-John Jay College of Criminal Justice)
Carrie-Ann Biondi (City University of New York- John Jay College of Criminal Justice)
Matt Zwolinski (University of San Diego)
Author: Jan Narveson (University of Waterloo)
Bonus: doesn't conflict with the Molinari Society meeting.
Aeon J. Skoble
Joseph Stefano has died. In addition to writing the screenplay for Psycho, he was co-creator of the influential and important TV series, The Outer Limits. RIP!
Mark Brady
Anthony Gregory
In Saddam Hussein's war crimes trial for the 1988 Iraqi "Anfal" campaign that gassed Kurdish villages, his defense lawyers have argued that Iraqi forces were really attempting to strike Iranian forces and the Iraqi Kurdish pesh merga militias that were in and supported by the hamlets. In other words, the lawyers are asserting that the innocent Kurds who were killed were collateral damage in an effort by the Iraqi government to rid its territory of Iranian fighters and their Kurdish allies during the Iran-Iraq War in the 1980s. Curiously, this defense sounds similar to Israel's defense of killing more than one thousand Lebanese and perpetrating widespread destruction of Shi'ite neighborhoods, apartment houses, water services, electrical power stations, ports, factories, roads, and bridges in Lebanon in its efforts to punish Hezbollah. Yet Saddam Hussein is on trial for war crimes and Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is still in office.
Read the rest of Ivan Eland's newest op-ed.
Mark Brady
Aeon J. Skoble
Mark Brady
Amy H. Sturgis
British author Ken MacLeod won his third Prometheus Award for best novel for Learning the World, an inventive first-contact novel that explores the politics involved from two perspectives: the natives of the planet and the "alien" (human) visitors.
MacLeod also won Prometheus Awards for The Stone Canal (1998) and The Star Fraction (1996.)
The other Prometheus finalists for Best Novel, a category recognizing pro-freedom novels published in the previous calendar year, include Chainfire, by Terry Goodkind (TOR Books); 47, by Walter Mosley (Little, Brown and Company); The Hidden Family, by Charles Stross (TOR); The Black Arrow, by Vin Suprynowicz (Mountain Media); and RebelFire: Out of the Gray Zone, by Claire Wolfe and Aaron Zelman (RebelFire Press)
* Author Alan Moore and illustrator David Lloyd are the winners of this year's Prometheus Award for Best Classic Fiction (Hall of Fame) for "V for Vendetta", an innovative and visually striking graphic novel about an anti-state anarchist hero who fights authoritarian repression.
The Prometheus Award for Best Classic Fiction (Hall of Fame) honors novels, novellas, stories, graphic novels, anthologies, films, TV shows/series, plays, poems, music recordings and other works of fiction first published or broadcast more than five years ago:
The other Hall of Fame finalists: A Clockwork Orange, a novel (1963) by Anthony Burgess; As Easy as A.B.C., a short story (1912) by Rudyard Kipling; It Can't Happen Here, a novel (1936) by Sinclair Lewis; and The Lord of the Rings, a trilogy of novels (1954) by J.R.R. Tolkien
The Special Awards committee submitted a recommended citation about Joss Whedon's film Serenity that was subsequently approved in a vote of the entire LFS membership:
* "To Serenity, writer-director Joss Whedon's fun-loving and pro-freedom movie that portrays resistance fighters struggling against oppressive collectivism (based on the unfortunately short-lived TV series Firefly)."
This is the first Special Prometheus Award to a film and a film's writer-director. Special Awards, only presented four times before, have recognized libertarian anthologies (such as "Free Space"), an adaptation of a Prometheus Best Novel winner into a graphic novel (The Probability Broach: The Graphic Novel) and for lifetime achievement (Poul Anderson).
The Prometheus awards for Best Novel, Best Classic Fiction (Hall of Fame) and (occasional) Special awards honor outstanding science fiction/fantasy that explores the possibilities of a free future, champions human rights (including personal and economic liberty), dramatizes the perennial conflict between individuals and coercive governments, or critiques the tragic consequences of abuse of power-- especially by the State.
The Prometheus Award, sponsored by the Libertarian Futurist Society (lfs.org), was established in 1979, making it one of the most enduring awards after the Nebula and Hugo awards, and one of the oldest fan-based awards currently in sf. Presented annually since 1982 at the World Science Fiction Convention, the Prometheus Awards include a gold coin and plaque for each of the winners.
Mark Brady
"The main product of this war is hatred. The pictures of death and destruction in Lebanon entered every Arab home, indeed every Muslim home, from Indonesia to Morocco, from Yemen to the Muslim ghettos in London and Berlin. Not for an hour, not for a day, but for 33 successive days—day after day, hour after hour."
Further on, he explains how Israeli apologists appeal to the neocon slogan about a 'clash of civilizations' that echoes the words of the founder of modern Zionism, Theodor Herzl.
"After every single one of the war aims put forward by our government had evaporated, one after the other, another reason was brought up: this war was a part of the 'clash of civilizations', the great campaign of the Western world and its lofty values against the barbarian darkness of the Islamic world.
"That reminds one, of course, of the words written 110 years ago by the father of modern Zionism, Theodor Herzl, in the founding document of the Zionist movement: 'In Palestine we shall constitute for Europe a part of the wall against Asia, and serve as the vanguard of civilization against barbarism.' Without knowing, Olmert almost repeated this formula in his justification of his war, in order to please President Bush."
Sudha Shenoy
(1.) "it was not the RAF but the Royal Navy that saved Britain in 1940.…This is the contention of three senior military historians at the Joint Services Command Staff College."
(Senior British officers in all three services attend the College. Inter alia, they do courses in military history.)
Dr Andrew Gordon, head of maritime history: "To claim that Germany failed to invade in 1940 because of what was done by the phenomenally brave and skilled young men of Fighter Command is hogwash. The Germans stayed away because while the Royal Navy existed they had not a hope in hell of capturing these islands. The navy had ships in sufficient numbers to have overwhelmed any invasion fleet – destroyers' speed alone would have swamped the barges by their wash, hardly a need for guns."
Dr. Christina Goulter, the College's air warfare historian, quotes Gen. Jodl: "an invasion would be to send 'my troops into a mincing machine'."
"Wing-Commander H. R. Allen, DFC, a Spitfire pilot with 66 Squadron, wrote in 1975: "Sadly we arrive at the conclusion that the Battle of Britain has been glorified to the point of hyperbole by historians… the omnipotence of the air situation greatly exaggerated… and the importance of… command of the sea… overlooked." Dr Gordon:- "For writing that, his name became mud in air force circles." "
(2.) Dr Gordon continues:- "What you need to remember – and this gets rid of another great myth – Hitler had no plans for a long, total war. He hadn't prepared his economy for it, or made plans for it. He had a script for the short, brutal fight he had in Western Europe. He reached the last page of that script on the coast at Dunkirk…And, according to that script, Britain was [now] supposed [to] do a deal."
(3.) Professor Gary Sheffield, the College's senior land warfare historian: "Another myth we might dispose of. Dad's Army…and knives tied to broomsticks. In fact the average age of the Home Guard was around thirty-five. And about half these men had served in World War One. Once you had trained and fought in a modern war, you don't forget everything you learned. They were poorly armed at first, but once 500,000 rifles arrived from North America in July, they would have had a key part in delaying German troops."
The article continues: "Some historians have always tried to explode the myths surrounding the Battle of Britain, particularly that the RAF was outnumbered. In a detailed account of events (Battle of Britain Day, September 15th, 1940, 1999) Alfred Price pointed out that on that day the RAF twice put around 250 fighters into the air – and still used less than half its available strength, against a Germany that used every fighter it possessed. The losses that day – 56 German (compared with the 185 claimed at the time) against 29 RAF – convinced the Luftwaffe it was not winning. In 1990 Clive Ponting showed that while Britain had 644 fighters against Germany's 725 at the beginning of the battle, by October superior British production methods had changed the balance in Britain's favour….30 per cent of our trained pilots, Ponting claimed, were tied down in desk jobs throughout the conflict."
"Did Churchill truly believe invasion was possible? Dr. Gordon:- "He was fairly frank in his books. Part of his defiance was a hook to draw the Americans in. Part was hype to keep the British public behind him. And hype to keep the trade unions quiet – the last six months in 1940 was the only time in WW2 that Churchill had no trouble with trade unions." "
Pie in the Sky? 'History Today', September 2006.
David T. Beito
Insofar as race is a physical phenomenon, it means almost nothing. In almost all cases, a person's blood type is a more medically salient fact than his race. And in every single case, a person's particular family history, his social environment, his habits, his specific genetic makeup, and his medical history will yield facts that his race could only vaguely hint at.
As to its cultural significance, race means only what we make it mean. Race, in the cultural sense, is an agreed set of meanings, values, and attributes that we — lazy humans — apply to those around us, typically based on their skin color and other superficial physical features. We make these racial meanings both descriptively (by declaring that members of a racial group are X) and performatively (by acting according to X, since, for our own racial group, it is the path of least resistance).
The content of our racial thinking may be relatively innocuous — believing that black people like, or should like, jazz. Or it may be utterly depraved — believing that the Jewish race is fit only to be exterminated. Either way, though, these are things that we have created. They possess no other reality.
The idea that an experiment in segregation has anything interesting to tell us about the human condition is deeply offensive. As it applies to humans, race may have either physiological or cultural meanings. The first set of meanings is almost completely trivial; the second set is at best demeaning — and at worst totalitarian.
Keith Halderman
I submit that one of these other actions was Murkowski's unwarranted attack on Alaska's marijuana smokers. In 2004 the Alaska Supreme Court ruled that state constitution's privacy provisions protected possession of up to four ounces of marijuana by private citizens for personal use. The governor made the recriminalization of marijuana one of his primary goals. Despite the facts that polling showed 56 percent of Alaskans supported the legality of the possession of small amounts of marijuana and that the state's House of Representatives initially rejected anti-marijuana legislation Murkowski managed to steamroll a bill into law.
On June 2nd of this year he proudly signed the measure at the Woodland Park Boys and Girls Club touting its benefits for Alaska's youth. Some viewed Murkowski's pride of accomplishment as yet another sign of his arrogance. The Anchorage Daily News published a letter to the editor by Jolene Brown in which she asked "Why is this act such a sterling example of the governor's arrogance? Because by railroading that law through the Legislature and ultimately signing it, he showed contempt for the Legislature, the Alaska Supreme Court and most especially his constituency." She also pointed out that in 1972 when the privacy amendment was added to the Alaska Constitution this action had the support of 86 percent of the voters.
In the beginning of July the governor's crusade went for naught when Juneau Superior Court Judge Patricia Collins sided with the ACLU and struck down the new marijuana provisions. Michael Macleod-Ball, Executive Director of the ACLU of Alaska asserted that "Throughout this process – both before the Legislature and now in court – the battle has been to reject high pressure political tactics and preserve an individual's right to keep the state out of one's home in the absence of sufficient justification. Despite the state's unfounded claims to the contrary, the best scientists in the country say that marijuana is no more dangerous today than in 1975. The state can't create the justification for restricting a fundamental right out of whole cloth."
While it is difficult to determine just how much of a role Murkowski's anti-marijuana campaign played in his astonishingly poor showing at the polls, in light of his other voter alienating actions, it is clear, however, that it did not help. One can only hope that other politicians will take note.
Cross posted on The Trebach Report
David T. Beito
"I think we have gotten to a point where it is politically incorrect to talk about race," reader Jim Carmignani noted on the message board. "Perhaps this will help rejuvenate conversation and understanding."
If Carmignani wants a" conversation" on race, this scenario certainly will start it off with some intriguing questions. What will be done about people of mixed black/white ancestry? Will the producers of"Survivor" assign them to the black team on the basis of the"one-drop" rule as used in the Homer Plessy case? Will the segregation be extended to separate drinking fountains and restrooms? Will contestants who drop out be considered"traitors to their race?"
David T. Beito
Robert L. Campbell
My intensive blogging about the situation at the University of Southern Mississippi (and, no, it's not completely over...) led to temporary burnout last summer.
Then I was in a bicycle accident at the end of last October, in which I hit the brakes too hard on a downhill stretch trying to avoid a car coming around a blind corner. I succesfully avoided the car, but went straight over the handlebars and crunched both wrists. I'll take a bilateral wrist fracture over the alternatives (e.g., hitting the pavement headfirst) but, all in all, I can't say as I recommend it. I couldn't teach classes at all for two and half weeks, and wasn't entirely back to normal classroom activity till well into February. I couldn't type with two hands until mid-March.
Although I have some residual trouble with my left wrist, I am functioning just about normally now (orthopedics and physical therapy have made tremendous advances in recent years, and I needed all of them).
I will catch everyone up on USM later this week. Suffice it to say for now that Hurricane Katrina did some damage to the main campus in Hattiesburg and rendered the Gulf Park campus unusable, but the wounds inflicted by President Shelby Freland Thames are worse... and the search for his successor doesn't begin till October.
I also plan to write about the curious world of Ayn Rand scholarship, where one must thread one's way between detractors who consider her ideas unworthy of study, and zealots who want to keep the unworthy from studying them.
And I may throw in a few things about psychology from time to time.
Robert Campbell
David T. Beito
To the extent a religious right of any kind existed in 1964, Eugene Siler easily qualified as a platinum card member. In his nine years in the U.S. House, he was unrivaled in his zeal to implement "Christianism and Americanism." Yet forty-two years ago this month, on August 7, 1964, he did something that would be extremely rare for a modern counterpart on the religious right. He dissented from a president's urgent request to authorize military action in a foreign war. It was Siler who cast the lone vote in the U.S. House against the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution. Because he "paired against" the bill (meaning he was absent during the vote), however, most historical accounts do not mention him.
After graduating from Columbia University, Siler returned to Williamsburg to be a small town lawyer. A devout Baptist, he gained local renown as a lay preacher, eventually serving as moderator of the General Association of Baptists in Kentucky. He abstained from alcohol, tobacco, and profanity. As a lawyer, he turned away all clients seeking divorces or who were accused of whiskey-related crimes.He began service as an elected judge of the Court of Appeals of Kentucky in 1945 and promptly refused his regular monthly allotment of 150 dollars for expenses. Instead, he gave the money to a special fund he set up for scholarships. Not surprisingly, Siler often quoted the scriptures from the bench. He did the same in his speeches as the unsuccessful Republican candidate for governor in 1951 earning him a statewide reputation as a "Bible Crusader."
Siler consistently stressed social conservatism during his tenure in the U.S. House which began in 1955. He sponsored a bill to ban liquor and beer advertising in all interstate media. He said that permitting these ads was akin to allowing the "harsh hussy" to advertise in "the open door of her place of business for the allurement of our school children." Of course, he was "100 percent for Bible reading and the Lord's Prayer in our public schools." Like his good friend, and fellow Republican, from Iowa, Rep. H.R. Gross, Siler considered himself to be a fiscal watchdog. He disdained all junkets and railed against government debt and high spending. Siler made exceptions for the homefolks, however, by supporting flood control and other federal measures that aided his district. As with Gross, Siler was a Robert A. Taft Republican who was averse to entangling alliances and foreign quagmires. A consistent opponent of foreign aid, he was just one of two congressmen to vote against Kennedy's call up of reserves during the Berlin crisis. He favored Goldwater in 1964, but never shared his hawkish views. The people back home did not seem to mind. Sometimes, the Democrats failed to even put up a candidate.
Siler was an early, and prescient, critic of U.S. involvement in Vietnam. In June 1964, shortly after deciding not to run again, he quipped, half in jest, that he was running for president as an antiwar candidate. He pledged to resign after one day in office, staying just long enough to bring the troops home. He characterized the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, which authorized Johnson to take "all necessary steps" in Vietnam as a "buck-passing" pretext to "seal the lips of Congress against future criticism."
The worsening situation in Vietnam prompted Siler to come out of retirement in 1968 to run for the U.S. Senate nomination on a platform calling for withdrawal of all U.S. troops by Christmas. Ernest Gruening of Alaska and Wayne Morse of Oregon, the only two U.S. Senators who voted against the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, also went down to defeat that year.
Although Siler lived on until 1987, few remembered his early stand against the Vietnam War. It is doubtful that this particularly bothered him. He knew that his reputation was secure among the plain Baptist Republican mountain folk of southeastern Kentucky who had sent him to Congress for nearly a decade.
Radley Balko
I think it's a pretty damned powerful video. The guilt, regret, and introspection apparent in these former cops is striking -- and admirable.
I also think this group needs more attention. They've grown from five founders to around 5,000 members in just a few years, with an eye toward 10,000 by November 2008. These are the guys on the front lines of the drug war. And they're speaking the truth about its futility, its brutality, and its wholesale disregard for civil liberties.
So pass this video on. The academics who read this site might want to show it to classes or student groups. Or better yet, book one of their speakers to lecture in person.
I'd also encourage L&P bloggers to post this video on your personal websites sometime in the next week. Let's see if we can't create a blogburst to get these guys some needed publicity.
(Self promotion and disclosure: Former Seattle police chief Norm Stamper, who sort of narrates the video, will be speaking at the Cato forum on my paper next month.)
David T. Beito
Liberty and Power is hosting the Carnival of Bad History for August. We are honored to perform this task. Fortunately, we have a lot a good material to work with this month. Here are the submissions:
Prejudice is the ultimate"quagmire" faced by historians as they write their accounts. Abu Sahajj explores Jane Tompkins' approach to this issue.
What does Ayn Rand have to do with booksignings at Colonial Williamsburg? Edward Cline has the answer.
Joe Kissell calls attention to the mysterious Voynich Manuscript, a document written in code of over two hundred pages from the thirteenth century. It drawings of women, and doodles leading Kissell to wonder if it is a lost student notebook. Is it real or is it fake and, if so, why do we care?
Another internet urban legend bites the dust. This time it is a bogus ceremony for folding old glory. Millard Fillmore's bathtub has the lowdown here and here.
At Frog in the Well, Jonathan Dresner considers it absurd to weave together modern concepts of international law and distant historical events to justify (or challenge) the current legal status of Taiwan.
Sergey Romanov has several posts on Holocaust-related issues. He asks what the Soviets knew about Auschwitz and discusses recent attacks on Holocaust survivors and shows how the Babiy Yar and other controversies (here , here and here) illustrates how Holocaust revisionism is really another name for Holocaust denial.
Chuck Russell finds that making submissions to Carnival is a great way to get noticed by search engines. I'll have to remember this.
Morgen Jahanke notes that the success of the Da Vinci Code has spurred sales of books on similar themes.
In a tongue-in-check open letter to Capital One, Jeffrey Cohen rises to the defense of the Vikings and other"barbarians" in that company's commercials.
Finally, Mark H. Delfs tells us how K-Y Jelly got its name.
David T. Beito
Mr. Hanson, Cal State Fresno's contribution to human letters, is the favorite historian of the administration, the Naval War College, and other groves of disinterested research. His academic niche is to drag the Peloponnesian War into every contemporary foreign policy controversy and thereby justify whatever course of action our magistrates have taken. One suspects that if the neo-cons at the American Enterprise Institute were suddenly seized by the notion to invade Patagonia, Mr. Hanson would be quoting Pericles in support. Let us stipulate straightaway: Victor Davis Hanson is the worst historian since Parson Weems. To picture anything remotely as bad as his pseudo-historical novels and propaganda tracts, one would have to imagine an account of the fiscal policies of the Bush administration authored by Paris Hilton.
Hat tip Ralph Luker at Cliopatria.
David T. Beito
As expected, Boortz provided a sympathetic ear. The conversation suddenly took an unpredictable turn, however, when Boortz asked the lawyer to"help me." Boortz said he needed to come up with an"answer" to a common criticism of the wiretaps. Why, he asked, did Bush need this authority since the law gave him unchecked power to wiretap for up to 72 hours?
The lawyer seemed dumbfounded by the question, mumbling something to the effect that he was not an expert on that issue and that others knew better than he. Finally, he struggled to regain his righteous indignation. He pronounced that it was"obvious" that any restriction on NSA power was illegitimate because"the president's" motivation in such cases was always the protection of national security and could never be criminal.
Boortz, who built his ratings base by portraying President Clinton as a power-mad, raping, enemy of liberty, meekly backed off and that was that.


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BlackBerry Z10 and Curve 9220 Now Available through EMI Scheme
Research in Motion President and Chief Executive Officer Thorsten Heins introduces a new RIM Blackberry 10 device during their launch in New York January 30, 2013 , its flagship touch-screen smartphone Z10 can be purchased by paying an EMI of a 14,799 for a period of nine months, whereas the QWERTY-based Curve 9220 can be bought by paying monthly a ... (more)
Research In Motion Ltd (BBRY) Faces Tough Competition Here
Research In Motion Ltd unveiled the BlackBerry Q5 smartphone at the company's annual BlackBerry Live conference in Orlando, Florida.
Research In Motion Ltd (BBRY): Momentum Building With Enterprise Platform
Research In Motion Ltd generated some buzz coming out of its BlackBerry Live conference in Florida last week with several of its announcements, which basically can be capsulized into the company changing its focus to becoming a software and services company rather than an "ecosystem" company that features hardware and native applications.
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BlackBerry reinvigorated [Financial Express (India)]
Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) With an expanding app platform, the Canadian device maker now looks to regain the market share The mood was somber about 12 months ago when erstwhile Research In Motion took the bull by the horns to announce a new platform based on QNX.
What Is QNX And What Does It Mean For BlackBerry's Future?
When I learned about BlackBerry's acquisition of QNX in 2011, I was admittedly curious about who these folks were and how the BlackBerry 10 OS was "built on a QNX OS." What was it that Research in Motion, and at the time, Mike Lazaridis, saw in this developer of UN operating systems? In recent interviews, Thorsten Heins lauded QNX for providing the ... (more)
Canadian start-up hub thrives near Toronto
Twenty years ago, no one would have believed the Kitchener-Waterloo area would blossom into the most vibrant technology start-up community in Canada - the Silicon Valley of the North.
Analyst Downgrades: Sodastream International Ltd, Research In Motion Ltd, and SunTrust Banks, Inc.
However, the brokerage firm also lifted its price target for the stock to $70 from $56. Despite Sodastream International Ltd's technical prowess, bearish speculation toward the equity remains alive and well.
Some Respect for Mike Lazaridis of BlackBerry
Lazaridis is now completely disconnected from RIM, which now operates as BlackBerry, other than being a shareholder.
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Research In Motion Ltd (BBRY), Apple Inc. (AAPL): Who Will Create An Invisible CPU Of The Sky?
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A downgrade for RIM, an upgrade for Rona
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BlackBerry Unveils Entry-Level Smartphone BlackBerry Q5 with QWERTY Keypad
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Director of Development to create and develop fundraising strategy for major gifts from alumni and benefactors - management of team of three - report to The Principal - based in Oxford
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• In the case of the Hawksbill Creek situation, it would guarantee that the western end of Grand Bahama would not be cut off from Freeport during hurricanes and high tides. It would also improve the traffic movement between east and west Grand Bahama. • One respected Bahamian economist wrote: 'linking the major islands through bridges, should forge closer ties between The Bahama Islands. It is an idea some critics have shot down, but I feel confident it could help the long-term economic situation in The Bahamas. These islands will not survive without more direct access. Building and other costs are higher because of their remoteness.' • He might also have added that it gives residents and visitors more choices for work and recreation and, most important, the joined islands would benefit from scale economies and competition which might be evidenced in everything from the cost of daily necessities, to less expensive capital goods, to less costly governance. • Another advantage is that it gives impetus to extending the electric power grid and telecommunication service to the joined islands. The islands could 'share' power in times of need and, as alluded to above, there would be scale economies that should lower the cost of services to the consumer. The possibility of sharing power (possibly derived from sustainable sources) between the islands might indeed be the primary catalyst for such projects to be realised. • Then imaginative 'overseas' inter-island links might be a major tourist attractions much like the highway linking the Florida Keys. When this idea was first discussed with Alexis Nihon and Wallace Groves (two Bahamas-based visionary developers in the 1960's), Nihon actually obtained publicity for the idea for the GB-AB bridge in European newspapers. One of the results of which was that cruise ship companies at that time asked to be informed of future developments since they saw quite clearly that this could possibly become the major tourist attraction of The Bahamas! • Inter-island links would generate much employment in the region:
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Title | Flora Journal-Record |
Masthead | The Flora Journal Record |
Date | 1924-03-27 |
Month | 03 |
Day | 27 |
Year | 1924 |
Volume | 12 |
Issue | 28 |
Decade | 1920-1929 |
Geographic Coverage | United States, Illinois, Clay County, Flora |
Description | An Archive of the Flora Journal-Record Newspaper in Flora, Illinois. Flora Digitial Newspapers Collection. |
Subject | Flora (Ill.) - Newspapers, Clay County (Ill.) - Newspapers |
Rights | Digitized with permission from current newspaper publisher. |
Contributing Institution | Flora Public Library |
Source | Microfilm |
Type | Text |
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What might have been the last rave at a popular party venue here was a real bust.By: Forum Communications, The Jamestown Sun
ARTHUR, N.D. — What might have been the last rave at a popular party venue here was a real bust.
Thirteen people were arrested at a rave at Johnson's Barn here on Saturday, nine of them for drug-related crimes, said Capt. Mitch Burris of the Cass County Sheriff's Office. Three minors were arrested for consuming alcohol, and one person was arrested on a warrant for outstanding parking tickets.
Burris said the sheriff's office has been providing security at the barn since it opened in the '50s, and specifically at rave events for about six years.But citing large crowds, sometimes as many as 500 people, and rising illicit drug use at rave events, Burris said the sheriff's office will no longer be working security at those types of events.
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Michael Bay is making a new Ninja Turtles movie and is changing the backstory that involves the Turtles being aliens.
This is ridiculous. The Turtles are NOT aliens. They are baby turtles that fell down a sewer and touched a radioactive ooze that turned them into giant talking turtles that learned the art of ninjitsu from a giant, also-mutated talking rat named Splinter, and they fight a villain named The Shredder.
Look, I actually like Michael Bay. I think he's done a GREAT job with the Transformers trilogy. But that's because Bay was under strict supervision by Hasbro so he doesn't ruin the franchise (yes, I know, I know, the few exceptions being Devastator having Balls and the Skids and Mudflap, but still).
But, I don't think he has what it takes to make a Ninja Turtles movie, ESPECIALLY if he's going to make them aliens. I think the film should be directed by either Stephen Spielberg or maybe someone with more experience, like Avengers director Joss Whedon. I mean, the alien quote seemed vague. Maybe if the radioactive Ooze comes from space, or if the Turtles come from Dimension X (a dimension from the 80's cartoon), THAT would be cool. BUT, if a shell-shaped space craft comes and 4 turtles with bug-eyes and antenna come out of it, THEN we got a problem.
Now here's Mordecai's poll of the day. What are YOUR thoughts on Teenage "Alien" Ninja Turtles?


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Bridging and Awards Ceremony Recognizes 100 Plano Area Girl Scouts
Representing each level of Girl Scouting, front from left: Alexa Hamilton, Jasmine Hadley, Jayda Watzlavik, Katherine McCallum, Corrina Spurlin, Binaifer Alpaiwalla, Julia Goebel, Debbie Roling. Back: Severina Ware, Amy Plenger.
By Diane Goebel, Public Relations, Service Unit 155
On Saturday, May 19, more than 100 Plano area Girl Scouts gathered to celebrate Service Unit (SU) 155's achievements for the year. Ninety-six girls took a ceremonial walk across a flower-covered bridge to represent their advancement to the next level of scouting. Each Girl Scout level was represented, from the youngest of Daisies, to Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors. Four girls who are soon to be high school graduates took their final steps as Ambassador Girl Scouts over the bridge to become Adult Girl Scouts.
Top cookie sales for the Service Unit were recognized -- Kulann Jackson and Kate Gilkinson sold more than 700 boxes each, and Abby Hendrix sold 500 boxes. From this year's cookie sales efforts, SU 155 troops donated more than 5000 boxes of cookies to military troops and numerous charities through the Troop to Troop and Gift of Caring programs. In addition, Haley Plenger was applauded for submitting the winning t-shirt design commemorating the 100th anniversary of Girl Scouts.
During their Girl Scout years, girls have the opportunity to earn the Bronze, Silver, and Gold Awards. Each award encompasses earning badges, developing career, project management, and leadership skills, and completing a service project that benefits their community. The level of difficulty increases with each award, and a Gold Award recipient must also lead a team of volunteers as she dedicates at least 65 hours to complete her project. Twenty-two members from Troops 1625, 2738, and 3062 were honored for receiving the Bronze Award and eleven girls from Troops 1674 and 2613 earned the Silver Award. Elizabeth Boddicker, Christina Crandall, and Julia Goebel from Troops 688 and Binaifer Alpaiwalla and Shreya Reddy of Troop 3164 were recognized for completing the Gold Award. Earlier this month, Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas (GSNETX) also awarded the Betty Richardson Gold Award Scholarship to Christina Crandall and Julia Goebel.
"This ceremony highlighted Girl Scouting's positive impact in building leadership skills in girls in grades K-12," commented Chief Administrative Officer for GSNETX Debbie Roling. "These young women have accomplished significant contributions benefitting their community through service projects and with older girls serving as role models for younger girls in the program."
The ceremony took place in the sanctuary of Messiah Lutheran Church, with family and friends in attendance. The program opened with a traditional flag ceremony followed by the reciting of the Girl Scout Promise and Law. Amy Plenger, SU 155 Manager, served as mistress of ceremonies.
"Seeing girls bridge at all levels of Girl Scouting from Daisies through Adults really brings home the message that scouting is a progression, said Plenger. "Leaders are not developed overnight. With steady encouragement and many opportunities they discover more about themselves and the world around them, connect with other Girl Scouts and community partners, and take action to make the world a better place."
The program ended with the beloved Girl Scout song, "Make new friends, but keep the old, one is silver and the other gold. A circle is round, it has no end. That's how long I want to be your friend." As signified in the words of this tune, the full circle of Girl Scouting was celebrated on this day.
Service Unit 155 is a part of Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas and is comprised of 35 troops in central Plano. Girl Scouts build girls of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place. To learn more, visit gs-su155.com or gsnetx.org.
Representing each level of Girl Scouting, front from left: Alexa Hamilton, Jasmine Hadley, Jayda Watzlavik, Katherine McCallum, Corrina Spurlin, Binaifer Alpaiwalla, Julia Goebel, Debbie Roling. Back: Severina Ware, Amy Plenger.
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BEIJING // He is a major general in the Chinese army, a political adviser, an author and a blogger. Now the grandson of China's revolutionary leader Mao Zedong has taken up a university teaching post.
Mao Xinyu is to be a part-time teacher of his grandfather's philosophy, taking on a class of 65 students at Guangzhou University's Songtian Professional College, according to a statement on the school's website.
Mr Mao, a heavy-set 41-year-old, who bears a resemblance to his grandfather, has acknowledged that his family background has helped his career progress.
He is already a major general and researcher in the People's Liberation Army, and a delegate to the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, a body that in theory advises the main congress on political matters.
Mr Mao said he will be keeping a close eye on his new students.
He has encouraged them to post their problems on his microblogging account on people.com.cn, so that he can help them, according to the school's statement.
He has also told teachers to keep him abreast of the students' academic performance.
"In their next four years of university education, which students usually have better results, who usually has the worst result, who likes to play truant, who needs help, please tell me regularly," he told the class counsellor.
Mr Mao has written several books including My Grandfather Mao Zedong and was once voted one of the most popular bloggers on the website of the People's Daily, the Communist Party's newspaper.
In an interview published in August last year, he expressed a desire to get more involved in politics and said that his family background had "definitely" helped his progress in the army.
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Cubs reach deal with Baker
Scott Baker wants to establish that he can still be an effective pitcher after having elbow surgery, and he'll get his chance with the Chicago Cubs.
CHICAGO (AP) — Scott Baker wants to establish that he can still be an effective pitcher after having elbow surgery, and he'll get his chance with the Chicago Cubs.
The 31-year-old righty agreed Tuesday to a one-year deal that guarantees him $5.5 million next season. He could earn an additional $1.5 million in performance bonuses.
"I have every intention of being a competitive pitcher next year right away," he said.
Baker became a free agent after the Twins declined their $9.25 million option last month. With the Cubs, he gets a $150,000 bonus for reaching 145 innings and an additional $150,000 for every five innings he pitches after that up to 190.
Baker was 63-48 with a 4.15 ERA with Minnesota from 2005-11. He underwent Tommy John ligament replacement surgery April 17 and missed last season after being limited to 23 appearances (21 starts) in 2011, but he thinks he'll be ready for the start of spring training.
Several teams had shown interest, including the Twins, but the Cubs made it clear they were serious about him. The move fills one of the openings created by the departure of Justin Germano and Jason Berken.
Baker wasn't able to throw bullpen sessions for teams because his program had him taking time off, but he expects to resume throwing in about mid-to-late December. He thinks he'll be ready for the start of spring training, although he wasn't making any guarantees. But so far, the rehabilitation has gone about as well as possible.
"There are no certainties on rehabs, but we spent quite a bit of time on the medical and on his rehab," Cubs president of baseball operations Theo Epstein said. "It was described by our medical staff as an ideal Tommy John rehab so far. Everything has gone perfectly so far, and he's really attacked it in an ideal manner."
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Panasonic has introduced an upgraded version of last year's breakthrough integrated-lens 3D video camera, and will send that now-superceded model into space.
"Less than a year ago, Panasonic simplified and lowered the cost-of-entry to high-quality 3D production with the AG-3DA1 [1], the industry's first fully-integrated, 3D camcorder," said Panasonic Solutions Company honcho Joseph Facchini in a canned statement [2] released at this week's National Association of Broadcaster (NAB [3]) in Las Vegas, Nevada.
"Now, the shoulder-mount AG-3DP1 offers a larger imager, 10-bit color depth, AVC-Intra recording to P2 media, and EFP-style shooting to expand the universe of affordable 3D production," he added.
The new AG-3DP1, one of brace of Panasonic announcements at NAB [5], ups the zoom capability of last year's AG-3DA1 from 5.6X to a full 17X. Among its most welcome upgrades, however, is its move to Panasonic's P2 HD [6] file-based, "instantly editable" recording system.
Don't feel sorry for the older AG-3DA1, however: it's getting a ride on the space shuttle Atlantis [7] on June 28th to the International Space Station on NASA's final shuttle mission. Joining the 3D video cameras on their ISS-documentation trip will be Panasonic's BT-3DL2550 [8] 25.5-inch 3D LCD displays and ruggedized Toughbook laptops [9].
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The winners of the first "Canny Awards," which recognized craft beer cans with high-quality, captivating graphics, were announced during the Craft Brewers Conference, May 2-5 in San Diego.
Oskar Blues Brewery and Sun King Brewing Co. collaborated to introduce Chaka.
Operating under the slogan "Beer is agriculture," San Francisco-based Almanac Beer Co. has carved out its own niche in the burgeoning craft brewing industry with its "farm-to-bottle" beer model.
In 2011, beer's performance reflected a category of contradictions with trends torn between the ongoing price consciousness of some consumers and the insatiable taste for variety — even if it carries a higher price — from other demographics.
Most of the time, change doesn't happen overnight. But in the case of Silver Eagle Distributors, its acquisition of BudCo Ltd. in 2007 catapulted its business in an instant.
Real Ale Brewing Co. added 12-ounce cans to its package options starting with its Firemans No. 4 Blonde Ale.
California's craft brewing industry generated approximately $3 billion in total economic impact to the state in 2011, reported Steve Wagner, president of the California Craft Brewing Association (CCBA), Nevada City, Calif., and president and brewmaster at Stone Brewing Co., Escondido, Calif.
Samuel Adams, a brand of The Boston Beer Co., Boston, teamed up with San Francisco-based craft chocolate maker TCHO to introduce the Samuel Adams Beer Lover's Chocolate Box.
After enduring contraction the last few years, the overall beer market is on the uptick, says Dan Wandel, senior vice president of beverage alcohol client insights for Chicago-based SymphonyIRI Group.
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3 men have been arrested after leading police on a chase through Miami-Dade County, ending in a crash off I-95.
Jermaine Williams, 21, and Brandon Atwell, 20, each face several charges, including burglary of an unoccupied dwelling, grand theft and criminal mischief. A third person, George Westbrook, 17, was also arrested. Miami-Dade police say he is facing a felony.
The pursuit began near Northwest 103rd Street on the Palmetto Expressway. Police said the three suspects burglarized two homes, one in unincorporated Miami-Dade County and another in Pinecrest, earlier in the day.
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Sky 10 above the scene showed a Miami-Dade police chopper following a dark-colored Mercedes Benz on northbound I-95 about 11:30 a.m. The car appeared to be exceeding 100 mph and, at one point, lost a tire as it weaved in and out of traffic.
The chase lasted about 15 minutes before the car exited Broward Boulevard, slammed into the guardrail, rear-ended another car, and came to a stop.
Two men and one juvenile were seen being taken into custody.
"That car picked him up this morning. I don't know where they went or what they did, but I saw it on the news and I said, 'My kid is in that car,'" said Tracy Westboro, who said she was the mother of one of the suspects.
Westboro couldn't believe her son had been arrested.
"Burglaries? George can barely walk. George is crippled, he can barely walk," said Westboro. "I don't know what kind of burglary he can do."
The vehicle the three were driving was a rental. Police found jewelry, clothing, and computers from the car, saying it was evidence of the earlier burglaries.
Two women inside the car that was rear-ended were treated at the scene of the crash.
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