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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (BP) -- One side talks about choice. The other side talks about life. In the abortion debate, there are few times when clarity breaks through so that only the most ardently committed, truly pro-abortion advocates can fail to see -- or at least admit -- the moral reality of abortion.
Such a moment of clarity occurred March 27 before a Florida House of Representatives committee considering a bill that would provide protections to children born alive after a failed abortion. The measure would require medical attention be given after "botched" abortions -- that is, where the baby lived rather than died. A Planned Parenthood lobbyist opposed the bill, dumbfounding even a life-long pro-choice lawmaker.
During the Civil Justice Subcommittee's consideration of the "Infants Born Alive Act" (HB 1129), Alisa LaPolt Snow, a lobbyist representing Florida Alliance of Planned Parenthood Affiliates, testified that what happens to a live baby of a "botched" abortion should be the decision of the woman and her doctor.
The bill "inserts politics where it does not belong," said Snow, never minding the fact that the bill sponsor, Rep. Cary Pigman, R-Avon Park, is an emergency medicine physician.
"Decisions about whether to choose adoption, end a pregnancy or raise a child must be left to a woman, her family and her faith with the counsel of her physician or health care provider without the interference of politicians," she said.
Snow, no doubt understanding the awkward position her opposition put her in, felt obligated to add, "I want to be sure to say that Planned Parenthood condemns any physician who does not follow the law or endangers a woman's or a child's health."
Still, she insisted, "But we do not believe that politicians should be the ones who decide what constitutes the best medically appropriate treatment in any given situation."
Responding to Snow's testimony, four incredulous lawmakers asked her 10 questions, seeking to understand why Planned Parenthood would oppose requiring medical assistance to living children.
"So, um, it is just really hard for me to even ask you this question because I'm almost in disbelief," said Rep. Jim Boyd, R-Bradenton. "If a baby is born on a table as a result of a botched abortion, what would Planned Parenthood want to have happen to that child that is struggling for life?"
"We believe that any decision that's made should be left up to the woman, her family, and the physician," Snow responded.
Snow could not answer another lawmaker's question concerning what Planned Parenthood doctors do in the circumstance of a live birth.
Rep. Jose Oliva, R-Miami Lakes, pressed further: "Along the same lines, you stated that a baby born alive on a table as a result of a botched abortion that that decision should be left to the doctor and the family. Is that what you're saying?"
Snow replied, "That decision should be between the patient and the health care provider."
"I think that at that point the patient would be the child struggling on the table, wouldn't you agree?" asked Oliva.
Through a nervous smile Snow stammered, "That's a very good question. I really don't know how to answer that. I would be glad to have some more conversations, you know, with you about this."
On his own, Rep. Mike Clelland, D-Lake Mary, a lifelong pro-choicer, asked Snow five times in multiple ways why Planned Parenthood opposes the bill. After Snow semantically dodged the questions and repeated the essence of her testimony and prior answers, Clelland asked in exasperation, "What objection could you possibly have to obligate a doctor to transport a child born alive to a hospital where it seems to me they would be most likely to be able to survive?"
Snow weakly answered that there are some "logistical issues involved that we have some concerns about."
The measure passed on a 10-2 vote, with several pro-choice members voting in favor, including Clelland.
"I've been pro-choice my whole life," Clelland said before the vote. "I can't think of a more sensible bill."
Clelland told Sunshine State News, "It floored me that this exists at all, ever. When I heard this happens, I was just taken aback."
Still, Clelland admitted he had some misgivings about one aspect of the bill that Pigman indicated he was willing to adjust regarding the mother's "surrender" rights to the child.
Snow's 8-minute testimony has ricocheted around the Internet, with even Florida House Speaker Will Weatherford (@WillWeatheford) tweeting a link to one account, including video, of Snow's "extremist" views.
As shocking as Snow's testimony is, in reality she merely articulated the moral logic of the so-called "pro-choice" movement.
In their more frank moments, the most radical of pro-choice advocates have argued that babies -- whether disabled or not -- can be killed after birth since the moral status of young children is no different than those killed by abortion. Euthanasia of the elderly and infirm adults is the logical consequence of the pro-choice view on abortion.
Last year, the London-based Journal of Medical Ethics published an article arguing that newborn babies are not "actual persons" and do not have a "moral right to life," reported the British newspaper, The Telegraph.
The article, "After-birth abortion: Why should the baby live?" was written by two ethicists who argue, "The moral status of an infant is equivalent to that of a fetus in the sense that both lack those properties that justify the attribution of a right to life of an individual." Alberto Giubilini and Francesca Minerva, who teach in Australian universities, authored the article.
"Both a fetus and a newborn certainly are human beings and potential persons, but neither is a 'person' in the sense of a 'subject of a moral right to life,'" wrote Guibilini and Minerva.
"We take 'person' to mean an individual who is capable of attributing to her own existence some (at least) basic value such that being deprived of this existence represents a loss to her," they wrote.
As such, the ethicists argued it was "not possible to damage a newborn by preventing her from developing the potentiality to become a person in the morally relevant sense." (It's interesting that they use the female pronoun for the non-person child given the fact that girls are disproportionately the victims in sex-selection abortions.)
Therefore, the authors argue "what we call 'after-birth abortion' (killing a newborn) should be permissible in all the cases where abortion is, including cases where the newborn is not disabled."
Giubilini and Minerva prefer "after-birth abortion" to "infanticide" in order to "emphasize that the moral status of the individual killed is comparable with that of a fetus."
These ethicists may be more scholarly and frank than Snow, but their moral logic is the same, which is why Planned Parenthood opposes Rep. Pigman's humane legislation. Such is the nature of pro-choice logic that what would seem reasonable to most must be opposed by the abortion lobby.
One conservative philosopher is known for the maxim, "ideas have consequences." Indeed, they do. And ideas based on faulty moral reasoning result in living babies of "botched" abortions without legal protection.
There is one thing upon which pro-choicers and pro-lifers are agreed: There really isn't any difference in the moral status of unborn and born children.
Where we are worlds apart is in the nature of that status. "After-birth abortion," whether implicitly condoned before a legislative committee or explicitly argued in an academic journal, confronts us with moral clarity about what's at stake in this debate -- a vulnerable human being, indeed an actual person made in the image of God, worthy of protection under the law.
This column first appeared at the Florida Baptist Witness, online at
. James A. Smith Sr. is executive editor of the Florida Baptist Witness.
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4. Are you excited for Part two?!
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I can't wait for Part Two, too! Haha.. I really want the Illustrated Guide which comes out December 13th which is REALLY soon!! I'll pre order the DVD when it is available! (:
I loved all of it. I really can't wait for part two. I'm really excited.
You know what? I am trying to remember everything, but I think I am going to wait til next Saturday LOL... since I am going to see it again. After I see it, then I will post what I love about it etc... :)
There is one thing I do remember that I loved the most and it was a longer kiss!!!! ;)
Ah.... I just saw it and I'm so in love. <3
the scene that was my favorite was the whole thing lol, i don't actually have a favorite scene i luved the whole thing. i don't really think that any fo the scenes could be better to me, cuz like i said the entire move was awsome and is now my favorite out of the other three. the scene that made me swoon was the wedding, because i too dream of one day getting married to my bf who i feel is the one. heck yea i am excited for part two i also don't think i can wait for part two either.
I loved the whole movie too! I saw it for the third time today and I swear I could watch it 7 billion more times! (: I'm totally going to pre order the DVD! It's also my favorite out of all the movies! Aww... That's sweet! (: Haha, he's your Edward. I can't wait for part two, either. Each time I see the movie, I want to see the second part more and more!
I think my favorite scene is the one where Edward hears Renesmee in his head. Where he instantly falls in love with his child, not that thing. And when Jacob walks up the strairs.. sees them. Kristen and Rob really played that so well. The happiness, the closenes.. them being a family. It was amazing to watch.
And the scene I'm looking forward to in part 2, is the very last scene where Bella lowers her shield, and finally giving Edward the confirmation... the true, raw, hard and soft reality of how deep her love is for him. That he finally knows her love for Jacob, for him. That Bella loves him the same way, as he loves her.
My close second is the scene were Jacob imprints on Renesmee. Renesmee's wide eyes, watchting Jacob. Jacob storming out, letting the pack knows he has imprinted... Just can't wait to see how Bella is gonna scold him for it! Haha.
But everything was amazing.... the wedding scene, honeymoon, I sat there with a HUGE grin on my face.
And Bella's transformation gave me goosebumps! Loved it all!
Yes, I enjoyed those scenes. Know that you said that, I will be excited to see the pure love that Bella shows him... (: I thought the transformation was amazing, too! And, Renesmee was so cute and she was beautiful when they showed the imprinting scene! <3
Yeah, I'm really looking forward to Part 2! Thanks for replying! :)
No problem! (:
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parts that made me swoon tho were when bella was showing him her black lingerie and his expression was adorable, also i like how he loosened his tux at the wedding and when he heard the baby talk too.
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After last week's breakout offensive performance, which still resulted in a disappointing loss, fans wondered just how their Cowboys would bounce back.
Could they battle their way to .500, and in doing so keep pace in the mediocre NFC East? Or would they fall victim to the Redskins and Robert Griffin III, who torched the team twice in his rookie season of 2012.
It wasn't always pretty, but in the end, a full house of 90,239 fans saw the Cowboys get production from all three facets of the game to beat their longtime division rival, 31-16.
Perhaps the biggest of performances came from the special teams units, or more specifically
Defensively, the Cowboys were facing a Griffin who may not have been his old self – the quarterback seemingly not fully recovered from last season's knee injury – but was still certainly dangerous. He finished with 246 yards passing and another 77 rushing, as the Redskins racked up 433 yards of total offense.
But it wasn't enough, as the Dallas D routinely bent, but did not break, as they surrendered only one touchdown. The unit also locked up the game late with a sack and fumble recovery deep in Washington territory, which was soon followed with an interception in the Dallas end zone.
On the other side of the ball, quarterback
The only damper put on the evening was the loss of
As for the action on the field, the first quarter was a quick one as each side grounded out long, clock-consuming drives. The Cowboys got first crack, as they took the opening kickoff and proceeded to march 80 yards in 6:08, the offense doing a good job of mixing it up. Romo went 4-for-5 in his pass attempts, but Murray provided most of the damage out of the backfield, carrying the ball six times for 23 yards, the last a 4-yard rush into the end zone to get Dallas on the board first, 7-0.
Washington followed suit, grinding out 7:14 off the clock on their first possession, as they worked their way down to the Dallas 9-yard line. On third-and-goal, though, Griffin was stopped short of the goal line on a quarterback draw, the visitors forced to kick a field goal. The chip shot was good, the Cowboys' advantage a tight 7-3.
But after appearing so in sync on their first drive, the Dallas offense had trouble finding a rhythm over the remainder of the half. Not helping matters was the loss of Murray, who sprained his knee early in the second quarter and was lost for the game.
Of course, they didn't have many opportunities. Romo threw an interception in the team's next series and then saw the team punt on its only other possession of the second quarter.
Providing a spark, though, was Harris. Washington was forced to punt and appeared to have safely downed the ball at the Cowboys 16-yard line. But Dallas accepted an illegal motion on the Redskins, forcing them to kick again.
Good thing. With that, Harris took the punt at his own 14, sprinted to the left, got a great block along the sidelines from safety
Unfortunately, Murray would not b the only one taken to the locker room, as Ware suffered soon his right quad injury and did not return. But it appeared that the defense would get out of the half without any more points allowed until a huge penalty was called … on the Dallas bench.
A play that was originally called an incompletion for Griffin was reviewed and instead ruled a sack for
The Redskins would have been facing second-and-20 at their own 36-yard line, but after the penalty were awarded a first-and-10 at the Cowboys 49. Despite the huge swing in field position, Dallas' defense held firm, as Washington had to settle for a 32-yard field goal as time ran out, the Cowboys going into the break with a 14-6 lead.
The field goal before halftime was matched with another one immediately after. And again, a penalty played a big part. Starting at their own 20, the Redskins were facing third-and-5 at their own 35-yard line, when Griffin took off running, breaking free for 26 yards to the Dallas 38. But safety
That would be all they would get, however, as the defense again did their part, the Redskins settling for a 33-yard field goal to narrow the score to 14-9.
Enter Harris once again. On the ensuing kickoff, the return man took the ball from five yards deep in the end zone, broke up the middle, cut to the right sideline and ran all the way to the Redskins 15-yard line before being knocked out of bounds, a 90-yard return.
Two plays later, Romo scrambled to avoid the blitz and then lofted a beauty of a pass to the back right corner of the end zone. There is where the rookie Williams made an over-the-shoulder-catch and got both feet down for the score, Dallas increasing their lead to 21-9.
Before the third quarter would end, though, the Redskins would again close the gap. And again, it was thanks in part to a penalty.
On second-and-10 at the Washington 29, Griffin scrambled around the left end, going out of bounds at the Redskins 40. But Church was once more flagged for unnecessary roughness as he was called for hitting the quarterback late. With another 15 yards to the Dallas 45, the next snap saw Morris take the handoff, charge up the middle, break a tackle and rumble the distance to the end zone, the score now 21-16.
The momentum was seemingly changing as Dallas went three-and-out on offense for the second straight time, the defense getting little rest. For the third quarter, the Redskins would dominate the time of possession, 12:08 to just 2:52 for the Cowboys.
Less than 20 seconds into the fourth quarter, Washington attempted a 49-yard field goal, but Kai Forbath's kick sailed to the left, no good. The momentum was lost.
Given field position at their own 39-yard line, and working primarily out of an empty set, Dallas crossed into enemy territory, passes to Cole Beasley and
The Dallas defense then put the game away for good. With the Redskins facing a second-and-19 from their own 11, Griffin dropped back to pass, only to have defensive end
Two plays later and rookie running back
Any hope of a dramatic comeback was put to rest when Griffin, from the Dallas 23, threw deep into the end zone, his receiver either running the wrong route or getting hung up. Instead, nickel back
With the victory, the Cowboys improved their record to 3-3 and remained in a tie for first place with the Eagles, who defeated Tampa Bay earlier in the day. The division perhaps already a two-team race, the old foes will now battle it out for sole possession of the top spot next week, as Dallas travels to Philadelphia for a Week 7 showdown.


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Westview High School, Class of 2014
Position: Pitcher
Coach Frame's Comments:
Tarrin has so much upside as a player. We will look at him primarily on the mound. He is long, has good arm action and pretty solid mechanically. He is a three sport athlete that will see a lot of growth as a player his first year as he concentrates on just one sport. He comes from a very strong supportive family and is as solid off the field as he is on the field. His high school program (let by former Forester Jason Rahn) has enjoyed a tradition of success over a long period of time. He also plays for one of the better summer programs in the Midwest, the Eastlake Chargers, so he is used to doing the things the right way. We could not be happier that Tarrin will be a Forester in the fall.
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Position: Middle Infielder
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We are looking forward to having AJ in our program. He has worked very hard to have an opportunity at the college level. Like most high school athletes, he needs to get stronger and he needs to make the transition to playing baseball at the collegiate level. He has a solid work ethic and is athletic. We will look at him as a middle infielder in the fall. He comes from an outstanding family that is very supportive of his baseball career. He is a solid addition to our program and we look forward to the impact he will have in the fall.
Lakewood High School, Class of 2014
Position: Shortstop
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Chase's commitment is another great addition to our program. We felt like he was one of the best shortstops we saw last summer so we are very excited he is joining us. He is a very good athlete that we believe has a chance to be a very solid middle infielder. We will primarily look at him at shortstop, but because of his plus arm, we will also look at him on the mound in the fall. His best days are ahead of him especially as he gets stronger. He has played baseball year round for several years and his travel teams have played at a very high level. He understands the commitment that is necessary to be an elite college athlete. His family is tremendously supportive of Chase and his baseball career. He will make a big impact at Huntington University and our Forester Baseball Program.
Jay County High School, Class of 2014
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We are very excited to get Kyle's commitment for next fall. He is a very good athlete that we believe will develop into a very solid player at the college level. He has a lot of flexibility into terms of what position he can play. Like most high school kids he needs to get stronger, but he has so much up-side as a player. Some of the decision concerning where he will play will be determined by how much stronger he gets in the weight room. I think he can be best described as a baseball player, meaning he looks like a baseball player and handles himself like a baseball player should. His baseball "IQ" is very high. You can certainly tell that he comes from a baseball family. His father is the long time baseball coach at Jay County High School, his brother is an assistant coach and his grandfather was active in the program for many years. He comes from a close, supportive family that will have the chance to watch him play in college. We are very happy that he is going to be a Forester.
Northrop High School, Class of 2014
Position: Pitcher
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We are very excited that Zach has decided to continue his career here at Huntington University. He best days are ahead of him on the mound. Zach comes from an outstanding high school program that does things the right way. His high school coach, Matt Brumbaugh, is a graduate of Huntington College in the late 80's and played on some very successful teams here. His parents are very supportive of his baseball endeavors and will have a chance to see him play at the next level. We anticipate Zach helping us right away his freshman year.
Westfield High School, Class of 2014
Position: Pitcher
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We are excited Zach has decided to continue his career here at Huntington University. He comes from a very successful high school program that works hard to do things the right way. We believe Zach's best days are ahead of him on the mound. As he adds strength and makes the transition to college baseball, we believe he will contribute to our program. He is a solid young man with a very supportive family. It will be great to have him be a part of Forester baseball in the fall.
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Position: Outfielder
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We believe Nate will make a big impact in our program right away. He is athletic and throws extremely well from the outfield. He is very competitive and wants to be part of a successful program. He only played four innings his freshman year at Lincoln Trail before a knee injury ended his season, so he will have three years of eligibility left with us. Kevin Bowers, head coach at Lincoln Trail, describes Nate this way, "Great young man, outstanding character and a great player." He comes from a great family that is very supportive. Nate is also an outstanding student and we are very excited that he will continue his baseball career at HU. He is a great addition to another talented recruiting class.
Westview High School, Class of 2014
Position: Shortstop
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We are very excited that Jamar has committed to Huntington University. He is such an outstanding young man that will impact our program both on and off the field. His high school coach at Westview, Jason Rahn, is a 2007 HU graduate and a four year letterman in our program so he shares our excitement that Jamar will be a Forester. We will look at Jamar at all infield spots and some of where he ends up will depend on his role on the mound. He is athletic and very competitive so he will make an impact for us right away. In addition to him playing for an outstanding high school program, he has also been involved in one of the best summer programs in the Midwest, the Eastlake Chargers. Jamar has been a three sport athlete at Westview so he will develop quickly at the next level as he concentrates on one sport.
Fairfield High School, Class of 2014
Position: Catcher
Coach Frame's Comments:
We are very excited that Tony will join the Huntington University and Forester Baseball family this fall. He is an outstanding student athlete. He has had a great career at Fairfield High School. He also played on one of the premier summer programs in the Midwest, the Eastlake Chargers. Tony will give us depth behind the plate and, because of his outstanding work ethic, will push those around him to be better players. He is an outstanding offensive player as well. Tony will make a big impact at HU both on and off the field.
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Bicycles of all sizes and shapes take over the Roberts Sculpture Terrace and the entire Mark Building the weekend of July 20-21. This event combines a traditional bike show with all of the excitement and spectacle of the circus.
This outdoor sculpture plaza will feature the Sombrio pump track, pro enduro riders, bike check parking for 120 bikes, food carts, and vendors. Adjacent streets will be closed to allow for test rides and demonstrations.
This formal space becomes the Gallery of the Unusual showcasing eccentric and unusual bicycle design and those that build and ride them. A Zoo Bomb pile marks the entrance to this gallery and food court.
Scheduled performances by The Lumberyard Stunt Pros, Pleasant Valley Unicycle Club, flatland riders and more happen in the center ring, surrounded by vendor booths and displays. Expect peanuts, popcorn, and the greatest show on earth!
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Gran Turismo 5 Updated with Selectable Mechanical Damage Options for Online RacingGran Turismo 5 has been updated to version 1.03, most noticeably adding mechanical damage options to the anticipated racer.
The 149MB update gives players the option to select two levels of damage: light, allowing mechanical parts to be damaged but regenerate strength over a short period of time; and heavy, allowing for more severe damage that can only be repaired by making pit stops. The option can also be disabled all together. Complete notes on the update have not been released.
Damage and wear during races can adversely affect the handling and performance of your favorite virtual whip. When mechanical damage is enabled, the in-game HUD will note where your car is being beat-up the most; however, it does not list the severity of your abuse.
Players looking to add a new layer of realism to their career mode or wanting an extra thrill during arcade races will be disappointed, as the mechanical damage options added in the update are only available for online races.
According to tests conducted by Now Gamer, it appears that the addition lacks much finesse, giving players the option between one extreme or another. Hopefully these settings get deeper in future updates and extend to the rest of the game's modes.
For now, using your friend's sweet ride as a high-speed turning assist is no longer an option. Save those tactics for the, now somehow less realistic, career mode.
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How did Sony lose its mojo?
Before the iPod, everyone's headphones were plugged into the Sony Walkman. But as the Walkman lost its relevance, Sony seemed to, as well.
Like Xerox (XRX), Kleenex, and Google (GOOG), Sony's (SNE) Walkman was the rare brand that was so popular it became the thing itself. The Japanese electronics giant was ubiquitous in other ways, too, and there was a time when it seemed as if everyone owned a Sony device, whether it was a television, a camcorder, or a stereo. But in the Apple (AAPL) iPad age, Sony seems to have all but disappeared from the marketplace for must-have gadgets.
What happened? And how can its new CEO, Kazuo Hirai, turn the company around? Here, a guide to Sony's woes:
How badly is Sony struggling?
It's not pretty. The company is set to post a loss of $2.7 billion for the current fiscal year. It was worth $100 billion in 2000, but since then has lost 80% of its value. And it's even struggling in its native Japan, where Apple for the first time was just voted the country's top consumer brand.
Where did Sony go wrong?
Sony is an enormous company, and its movie unit (which produced the "Spiderman" movies) and music business (which distributes Adele and Taylor Swift) post profits. In fact, its biggest moneymaker is Sony Life, an insurance company. The problem is lackluster gadgets. Consumer electronics still account for half of Sony's sales, and the company's once-unrivaled television division, for example, "is drowning in red ink," says Matt Burns at TechCrunch.
Why can't it make another Walkman?
Sony's "gift for innovation" came more easily when the company was "young and streamlined, not sprawling," says Chico Harlan at The Washington Post. Sony has become an "unwieldy multiheaded beast," says Burns, and is simply less focused on product development. Furthermore, Sony is reluctant to take the draconian steps -- firing workers, for example -- that are often necessary to make companies more nimble. Like other struggling Japanese companies, Sony still adheres "to cultural expectations of lifetime employment," says Harlan.
What is Sony's new CEO planning to do?
Hirai, who took the helm on April 1, is proposing a new business structure called "Sony One," which will see the company focus on gaming, mobile devices, and digital imaging. For a company that missed out "completely on the iPod era of portable music devices," it's hoping to "make up for lost time" with a big splash in the smartphone industry, says Devindra Hardawar at VentureBeat. Gaming is still a "cash cow" for Sony, and its digital cameras are "better" than most, so the Sony One plan seems solid.
Can it make a comeback?
Hirai says he's willing to take the "painful" necessary steps, says Cliff Edwards at Bloomberg Businessweek, including cutting costs. But Sony will also have to do a better job of wedding its gadgets with the vast music and movie content at its disposal. Sony's "engineers were slow to weave it all together, as Apple did seamlessly with its iPod and iTunes," says Harlan. It's an ironic twist of fate for the reigning company "Apple and Steve Jobs were aiming to dethrone 15 years ago," says Burns.
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Dexter King is Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s youngest son. He was at the King Center on business Thursday while others were there to pay tribute on the 45th anniversary of Martin Luther King's assassination.
Dexter King spoke only to CBS Atlanta when he reflected on the changes in America since his father's death.
"We have our first African American president. We have strides towards equality."
Dexter King said he is proud of his father's accomplishments.
"I know that he was a man of hope, he was a man with aspiration and self-empowerment. It really wasn't about him as much it was about values, principles and morality," said Dexter King.
Martin Luther King was shot and killed by James Earl Ray at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, TN, on April 4, 1968.
The King Center was a must-see for Callie Rossi and her family. They were in town from Scotland."We knew it was a memorial today so we thought we would come to the King Center. I didn't realize it was going to be so big," said Rossi.Rossi, along with her mom and sister, also stopped in Memphis to visit the Lorrain Motel where Martin Luther King was shot and killed."When I was in school, that was one of the main things we learned about in history, so everyone knows about it. I feel like I'm learning more just being here," said Rossi.Emily Karn, 12, and her family are from Richmond, VA. The King Center was a must-see during her spring break. "We learned about Dr. King in school, but they didn't tell us how violent some of the marches really were and the fact that he continued, is pretty awesome," said Karn. "The police dogs that attacked people, I didn't know about those."Karn and Rossi participated in a wreath-laying ceremony put on by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, the organization Martin Luther King once led.
Dr. C.T. Vivian, who once marched with Martin Luther King, spoke during the ceremony.
"The nation is facing an understanding that Martin King is not dead. We see his grave, but he is a prophet of the age. He will penetrate every thought, every attitude that we have that will keep us a democratic nation," said Vivian.
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The New York Times hailed Lee "THE MOST ADVENTUROUS DOWNTOWN PLAYWRIGHT OF HER GENERATION." Time Out New York called her "one of the best experimental playwrights in America." Referred to as the "it-girl of experimental theater in New York City" by Studio 360, Young Jean Lee has made a point of challenging herself to make plays based on the last thing in the world she would want to do--in effect writing the worst play ever. This seemingly dubious strategy has yielded Lee such acclaimed successes as Lear and THE SHIPMENT, both Time Out New York Top 10 picks for 2009 and 2010.
Having accepted an invitation by faculty and students on Brown's Sock and Buskin board, Lee is currently in residence at Brown in conjunction with the Granoff Center for the Creative Arts, the Creative Arts Council, and the Department of Theatre Arts and Performance Studies. For six weeks she will be working with students in the experimental and process-oriented environment she builds in rehearsals. As a premise, STRAIGHT WHITE MEN explores how straight white men react as their once-unchallenged cultural predominance begins to erode. The show will use the conventions of the "well-made play" as a starting point for its examination of straight white male identity.
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U.S. employers conducted 15,647 mass layoff actions during 1998, compared with 14,960 in the previous year. The total number of workers involved, based on new claims filed for unemployment insurance benefits, was more than 1.7 million in 1998, up from about 1.5 million in 1997.
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Among the States, California experienced the largest rise in mass-layoff-related initial unemployment insurance claims from December 1997 to December 1998 (9,537). Other states with more workers affected by mass layoff events were South Carolina (7,615) and Texas (5,212). Michigan had the largest over-the-year decline in initial claims due to mass layoff events.
By industry, the largest increases in initial claims occurred in motion pictures (6,827), industrial machinery and equipment (5,301), business services (2,991), and automotive dealers and service stations (2,878). The largest decreases over the year were reported in wholesale trade of durable goods (-1,783), and rubber and miscellaneous plastics products (-1,701).
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