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Yummy and just what I was looking for! As with most recipes that call for oil, I substituted unsweetened applesauce to cut the fat - it doesn't substantially change the flavor or texture.
If you are looking for a heavy, gritty, dry cornbread recipe this isn't it! I found it in a dinner post & so glad I did. It's much better then Boston Markets cornbread & much, much better then Jiffy with a yellow cake mix added to it. I was afraid it was going to be too sweet reading the reviews but it wasn't for us, but we are up north & that's how we like our cornbread. It was light & cake like.
It went perfect with our bowl of chili on this cold winter night. This will be my cornbread recipe to go from now on, no more bought mixes again.
Best cornbread ever!!!
Beautiful, moist and fluffy! I've made this several times now. I've used different combos of white and whole wheat flour with good results no matter what. I skip on the sugar by a few tablespoons. I've added 3 Tbsp. of diced jalepenos, and 1/2 cup of leftover corn on seperate occasions. Both varitations are wonderful.
Just made this tonight. I screwed up and left out one of the eggs- oops. It was still great. Just the right amount of sweet with 1/2 cup sugar. Will definitely make this again
My new go to recipe for corn bread!! I wanted to make cornbread and was going to pick up the usual box of Jiffy, when I decided to look online for a recipe that sounded good. I saw all the rave reviews and decided to give it a try - so glad I did. Cornbread can sometimes be dry or too dense. This recipe was just right - moist and just the right amount of sweetness. I forgot to add the salt, got distracted tending to the chili that was on the stovetop at the same time, but it tasted delicious anyway. Thanks for sharing Lvs2Cook!
This was really good. I didn't have high hopes because there was relatively little cornmeal in it but it worked out well. It was a little more bready and had less of that typical cornbread grit but was really yummy. I might bump up the cornmeal next time but there will be a next time for sure! Thanks Lvs2Cook...
I love this cornbread. I will start by saying one reviewer commented that it tasted oily. I had the same problem at first. I turned to the wonderful community and asked how to fix this problem. One suggested using Canola oil. I bought Canola and made it again. What a HUGE difference. I couldn't taste the oil at all. By far my favorite cornbread.
Great cornbread!!!!
I was really disappointed in this recipe with such great reviews. I guess Cornbread is one of those things that we each have a different taste for. It was light and fluffy, and that part I liked. But it just tasted so oily to me, and it left a film on my tongue after I ate it. With so many reviews saying it was too sweet, I almost cut back on the sugar, but I like to make a recipe the exact way it's printed the first time I make it, then tweak it as I need/want to. I didn't find it too sweet at all, in fact, I didn't think it was sweet enough for a "sweet" cornbread.
If I were to make it again, and I probably won't, I'd add more sugar and more cornmeal, it was too cakey for my liking. I'm glad so many found it great, but it just didn't do it for me, I guess just a personal preference.


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Press freedom very much compromised in Japan
The Threat to Press Freedom in Japan, NYT By SHIGEAKI KOGAMAY 20, 2015 TOKYO — During a press conference in March, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga expressed concern over comments I had made during a program on TV Asahi, a major private broadcasting network: I had announced that I would no longer be appearing on the show after being subjected to "fierce bashing" from the prime minister's office. According to the daily Asahi Shimbun, Mr. Suga said, "We will closely watch how the TV station handles the issue in line with the Broadcast Law" — a veiled threat to revoke the station's license.
On April 17, a special panel of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (L.D.P.) held a special meeting at party headquarters and summoned executives of both TV Asahi and NHK, a public broadcaster, to discuss two TV programs the party thought had been critical of the administration of Prime MinisterShinzo Abe.
After I appeared on Tokyo MX TV, a local station, on April 25, an executive member of the L.D.P. reportedly told some journalists, "I heard that there was a TV station which allowed Mr. Koga to appear on a program. What a courageous TV station, I should say!"
And so it is that the Japanese government tampers with the media's independence. This is happening partly because of longstanding structural characteristics that govern the relationship between the media and the state in Japan. But the Abe government has been especially aggressive in using those to its advantage, and major segments of the industry are quickly internalizing its preferences.
Instead of pushing back against Mr. Suga's intimidation, for example, TV Asahi reprimanded the employees who had produced the TV program during which I criticized the government. And instead of invoking the anti-interference provisions of the broadcasting laws to resist questioning by the L.D.P., those TV executives complied with the party's summons.
In Japan, relations between the state and journalists are formally maintained through a network of reporters' clubs, or kisha kurabu. There is a reporters' club for each ministry, each local government, each political party, each industry association. Membership in the clubs is generally limited to reporters at major media companies. Typically, only members are allowed to attend the press conferences, and only members have access to the organizations' officials. In return for endowing reporters with this privileged status, the officials take it for granted that their organizations will get favorable coverage. And very often they do.
Another problem is that the media in Japan is not regulated by an independent agency. For example, it is the government itself — specifically the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications — that grants licenses to TV stations, and these are up for renewal regularly. Consequently, TV stations are under constant supervision and fear losing their right to operate if they challenge the government. Given Japan's parliamentary system, this means that the ruling political parties themselves have a large influence over broadcasting.
What's more, there is virtually no separation of management and the newsroom at major media companies…..http://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/21/opinion/the-threat-to-press-freedom-in-japan.html?referrer=&_r=1
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe muzzling critics in Japan's media
Effort by Japan to Stifle News Media Is Working, NYT By MARTIN FACKLER APRIL 26, 2015 TOKYO — It was an unexpected act of protest that shook Japan's carefully managed media world: Shigeaki Koga, a regular television commentator and fierce critic of the political establishment, abruptly departed from the scripted conversation during a live TV news program to announce that this would be his last day on the show because, as he put it, network executives had succumbed to political pressure for his removal.
"I have suffered intense bashing by the prime minister's office," Mr. Koga told his visibly flabbergasted host late last month, saying he had been removed as commentator because of critical statements he had made about Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. Later in the program, Mr. Koga held up a sign that read "I am not Abe," a play on the slogan of solidarity for journalists slain in January at a French satirical newspaper.
The outburst created a public firestorm, and not only because of the spectacle of Mr. Koga, a dour-faced former top government official, seemingly throwing away his career as a television commentator in front of millions of viewers. His angry show of defiance also focused national attention on the right-leaning government's increased strong-arming of the news media to reduce critical coverage.
Mr. Abe's efforts have had a chilling effect on coverage at a time when he is pushing ahead with a conservative agenda to dismantle the nation's postwar pacifist consensus and put forth more positive portrayals of Japan's World War II-era behavior. Experts warn that muzzling the press makes it easier for the government to make big changes that might not enjoy broad popular support, such as rewriting the pacifist Constitution, or even restarting the nation's stalled nuclear industry.
"The Abe government is showing an obsession with the media that verges on paranoia," said Keigo Takeda, a former editor in chief at Newsweek Japan who is now a respected freelance journalist. "I have never seen this level of efforts to micromanage specific newspapers and TV programs."…..http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/27/world/asia/in-japan-bid-to-stifle-media-is-working.html?smid=tw-share&_r=1
Hillary Clinton unfairly smeared in Fox News reporting on uranium deal
On the April 4 edition of Special Report, host Bret Baier previewed his upcoming hour-long special ondiscredited conservative author Peter Schweizer's forthcoming book Clinton Cash, in which he accuses Bill and Hillary Clinton of influence peddling with foreign governments in exchange for donations to the Clinton Foundation and speaking fees. The segment focused on Schweizer's allegations regarding Clinton's purported role in approving the sale of the uranium mining company Uranium One to the Russian government.
New York Times reporter Jo Becker, whose own reporting on the Uranium One story has been criticized by the Clinton campaign for burying "original reporting that debunks the allegation that then-Secretary Clinton played any role in the review of the sale," also appeared in the segment. Both the Times and Fox reportedly"made arrangements for exclusive access" to the book.
During the preview, Schweizer detailed the sale of Uranium One to the Russian state corporation Rosatom. ……….
Baier's preview omitted important context to misleadingly suggest that Clinton personally approved the Russian purchase. According to Time, which received this chapter of Schweizer's book in advance, the State Department's role in approving the deal was part of an extensive bureaucratic process, and Schweizer's chapter offers no indication of Hillary Clinton's personal involvement in, or even knowledge of, the deliberations. In fact,Time quotes Jose Hernandez, who as former Assistant Secretary of State for Economic, Energy and Business Affairs was involved the deliberations on behalf of the State Department, denying that Clinton was involved in the matter at all.
Moreover, Time pointed out that the "deal's approval was the result of an extensive interagency process that required the assent of at least nine different officials and agencies" through the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States. According to the report, "State has just one vote on the nine-member committee, which also includes the departments of Defense, Treasury and Energy. Disagreements are traditionally handled at the staff level, and if they are not resolved, they are escalated to deputies at the relevant agencies. If the deputies can't resolve the dispute, the issues can be elevated to the Cabinet Secretary level and, if needed, to the President for a decision. The official chairman of CFIUS is the Treasury Secretary, not the Secretary of State."
Furthermore, the Uranium One deal also had to receive approval from "the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, an independent agency outside of the State Department's purview, as well as Utah's nuclear regulator. The deal also received approval from Canada's foreign investment review agency."
Clinton campaign press secretary Brian Fallon has denied any wrongdoing by Clinton and criticized Becker for burying crucial facts from her report "that debunks the allegation that then-Secretary Clinton played any role in the review of the sale."
Relying largely on research from the conservative author of Clinton Cash, today's New York Times alleges that donations to the Clinton Foundation coincided with the U.S. government's 2010 approval of the sale of a company known as Uranium One to the Russian government. Without presenting any direct evidence in support of the claim, the Times story — like the book on which it is based — wrongly suggests that Hillary Clinton's State Department pushed for the sale's approval to reward donors who had a financial interest in the deal. Ironically, buried within the story is original reporting that debunks the allegation that then-Secretary Clinton played any role in the review of the sale.
Schweizer's book has been roundly denounced and discredited as a smear campaign which presentserroneous evidence to support its claims. http://mediamatters.org/blog/2015/04/24/fox-news-baselessly-blames-hillary-clinton-for/203404
Responsibility of journalists to counter the war mongers
We Lucky Molecules, Consortium News.com April 22, 2015 As American neocons and other war hawks push for endless war in the Mideast and now eastern Europe, the resulting chaos is straining the capacity of civilization to meet basic human needs and raising the risk of nuclear war, what would be a tragic ending to the Universe's luckiest molecules, writes Robert Parry………….politicians, pundits and pretend patriots push the human race toward endless war, daring the chance that one side or another might take the extra step and unleash nuclear conflagration in some ultimate game of chicken.
………..Journalism's Role
In my life's role as a journalist, I have always believed that ignorance presents the greatest danger for humanity touching off such a cosmic catastrophe. Sometimes the ignorance can be self-imposed by people not wanting to know facts that make them uncomfortable or that contest what they have been trained to believe. Other times, the ignorance is imposed from the outside as propaganda to manipulate a population into a desired response, usually to get in line behind some warmongering leader.
Though there's not much a journalist can do about the first type of ignorance – besides making reliable information available and hoping that people will open their eyes to it – the most daunting and crucial professional challenge is to pierce through the second kind of ignorance, the intentional twisting of reality to elicit a dangerous response from a population.
But success in countering propaganda has become increasingly difficult as its practitioners have become more sophisticated in their management and control of information and as their methods of disinformation delivery have grown more varied. Now, the false information can come from a dominant news outlet but also from an upstart Web site that has the look of independence but is actually bought and paid for by powerful interests…….
the more people understand about the realities of the world, the less vulnerable they are to the propagandists, those clever folks who disseminate ignorance in the superficial form of information and then use that ignorance to dominate the people. The true calling of a journalist is to give the people as many facts as possible and thus the tools to detect and negate the propaganda.
All this goes to the overriding principle that there is nothing more important to a democracy than an informed electorate and to the counterpoint that the most effective way to defeat democracy is to misinform the people. And, as the world hurtles toward more and more wars and ever worsening crises, there may be nothing more important than exposing the lies, exaggerations and prejudices that undergird most conflicts.
As President John F. Kennedy said in perhaps his finest speech – at American University on June 10, 1963 – "For in the final analysis, our most basic common link is that we all inhabit this small planet. We all breathe the same air. We all cherish our children's futures. And we are all mortal."
In an age of environmental fragility and nuclear dangers, the human race must finally recognize its common interests and cooperate in the common cause of averting unnecessary chaos and conflict. We must in the end realize that we are among the luckiest molecules in the Universe – and act accordingly.
Monatana's new law to Protect Journalists' Electronic Privacy
Montana Becomes First State To Pass Law Protecting Journalists' Electronic Privacy
By: Rachel Blevins Apr 17, 2015, Benswann1
Montana recently passed a bill, sponsored by Liberty Republican Rep. Daniel Zolnikov, which closed a loophole in the state's media shield law, making Montana the first state to include a provision protecting journalists' electronic communications from government entities.
Last week, Montana became the first state to include a provision in its Media Confidentiality Act that protected journalists' electronic communications from the government when Governor Steve Bullock signed a bill "prohibiting disclosure of media info from electronic communications services."…………..
The text of the bill states that it both prohibits "governmental bodies from questing or requiring the disclosure of privileged news media information from services that transmit electronic communications," and prohibits "an electronic communication service from being adjudged in contempt" if that service "refuses to disclose certain information."
Zolnikov tells Benswann.com that he created the bill to help Montana set the precedent at the state level for the rest of the nation.
"Freedom of the press is one of the most crucial rights contained in the First Amendment," Zolnikov said. "The federal government has cracked down on whistleblowers and journalists in the past few years, and many have said this has a 'chilling effect' on news reporting."……….http://benswann.com/montana-becomes-first-state-to-pass-law-protecting-journalists-electronic-privacy/
Massive governmental and media effort to cover up the truth about Fukushima
Study: Conspiracy of Fukushima Cover up Between Government and Media Proven, Your News Wire, 14 Apr 15 by Royce Christyn A groundbreaking study by American University sociology Prof. Celine Marie Pascale has proven there is a continuing and massive effort by varying world governments and major mainstream media outlets to cover up the horrifying truth of Fukushima.
According to the press release made public by the University and Pascale, the media and government (regarding the Fukushima cover up) "largely minimized health risks to the general population".
Natural News reports: Just how bad was the radiation fallout from the near-complete destruction of three nuclear reactors at the Fukushima power station following a massive earthquake-generated tsunami in March 2011? The answer is, most people simply don't know – because the media coverage of the damage and fallout, at the time of the accident and in the four years since, has been grossly inadequate, according to a new study –
As noted by American University sociology Prof. Celine Marie Pascale, there has especially been a dearth of U.S. media coverage, the disaster long disappearing from the headlines of domestic newspapers and cable news networks, despite the fact that the crippled plant dumps three hundred tons of radioactive water into the ocean daily, and the region surrounding the plant remains uninhabitable – probably forever.
Further, her new analysis found that U.S. news media coverage of Fukushima "largely minimized health risks to the general population," says a press release from the university.
The release further states:
Pascale analyzed more than 2,000 news articles from four major U.S. outlets following the disaster's occurrence March 11, 2011 through the second anniversary on March 11, 2013. Only 6 percent of the coverage – 129 articles – focused on health risks to the public in Japan or elsewhere. Human risks were framed, instead, in terms of workers in the disabled nuclear plant.
'Articles discuss instead how dangerous cosmic radiation is'
"It's shocking to see how few articles discussed risk to the general population, and when they did, they typically characterized risk as low," said Pascale, who studies the social construction of risk and meanings of risk in the current century.
"We see articles in prestigious news outlets claiming that radioactivity from cosmic rays and rocks is more dangerous than the radiation emanating from the collapsing Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant," she added.
The sociology prof examined news articles, editorials and letters from two major U.S. papers – The New York Times and The Washington Post – and two additional, prominent online news sites – Politico and The Huffington Post. The four outlets are not only among the largest, most influential in the U.S., they are also the most-cited by television news and talk shows, as well as other newspapers and blogs. Also, they are talked up in social media often, says Pascale. So, in that sense, she says, seeing how risk is presented in national prominent media can provide data on how the issue is framed nationally, in public conversations.
The press release further discussed Pascale's analytical method and variables: – See more at: http://yournewswire.com/study-conspiracy-of-fukushima-cover-up-between-government-and-media-proven/#sthash.08pZB0ka.dpuf
Muzzling scientists: UK follows Canada's lead
Following Canada's Bad Example, Now UK Wants To Muzzle Scientists And Their Inconvenient Truths https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20150331/06512830496/following-canadas-
bad-example-now-uk-wants-to-muzzle-scientists-their-inconvenient-truths.shtml from the non-appliance-of-science dept Free Speech by Glyn MoodyWed, Apr 1st 2015
Under the new code, scientists and engineers employed at government expense must get ministerial approval before they can talk to the media about any of their research, whether it involves GM crops, flu vaccines, the impact of pesticides on bees, or the famously obscure Higgs boson.
The fear — quite naturally — is that ministers could take days before replying to requests, by which time news outlets will probably have lost interest. As a result of this change, science organizations have sent a letter to the UK government, expressing their "deep concern" about the code. A well-known British neurobiologist, Sir Colin Blakemore, told the Guardian:
"The real losers here are the public and the government. The public lose access to what they consider to be an important source of scientific evidence, and the government loses the trust of the public," Blakemore said.
Not only that, by following Canada's example, the British government also makes it more likely that other countries will do the same, which will weaken science's ability to participate in policy discussions around the world — just when we need to hear its voice most.
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posted 3 April 2015
Minoru Tanaka: Investigative Journalist
Hidetoshi Kiyotake: Investigative Journalist and Author
Comments from the Chairman of the press committee
The reason for the Press freedom Award in Japan is because of the fact that in 2010 Japan was 11th in the rankings for press freedom according to Reporters Without Borders. Japan now has a position of 61st (just behind South Korea and far behind Croatia) out of 180 countries.
The State Secrets Act of 2013 makes nuclear power and relations with the USA taboo for journalists. Journalist freedoms are being eroded to stop embarrassing details from being made public. The governments and Corporations also have been directly influencing Broadcasters and Journalists.
Japanese Media are more fearful and are more wimpy than ever before.
For instance the story of the Education ministers links to the Yakuza has been grossly under reported and there are other scandals not reported also.
The Freedom of the Press Awards will be formally announced on the 3rd May 2015 (World Press Day)
There will be one Award for investigative journalism and another award for non journalism but have contributed to Freedom of information causes.
The prizes are to confer due recognition that is supportive of Open Society, Free Speech and democratic accountability.
Minora Tanaka(Investigative journalist also on the judging panel for the Award)
Tanaka San has been investigating a range of subjects over the years including issues surrounding the nuclear energy industry.
Tanaka San begins outlining a problem called SLAPPs (Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation) against journalists getting too near the truth and these defamation cases have had a chilling effect on journalism. Even if the case is withdrawn because it is a weak case it could be years before that happens and by then time , money and stress will have taken their toll.
Added to the fact that the imposition of the Orwellian State Secrets Act of 2013, Journalism in Japan is in dire straights.
Tanaka San finishes of his statement by exclaiming;
"I am Kenji" (In reference to the recently murdered journalist)
Hidetoshi Kiyotake (Investigative journalist and author)
Currently he has six lawsuits on the go and has 2 of them due in court next week (SLAPPs). Whilst not attending court Kiyotake San likes to do some journalism research and writing. He also leaves time for the freedom of the press issues also. He worked for the Yomuri Shimbun for many years as a financial analyst and has held managerial positions. In 2011 he was dismissed from his post and is now an independent journalist. He one a non fiction prize last year.
He quotes as an example his research into the Sony corporation where he reported on the use of "Isolation Rooms" being used as a punishment for employees.
He then goes onto say that reporting on government and corporate scandals and stories is getting harder and harder all the time, whilst the number of investigative journalists are going down.
It would appear that journalists have become numb to the big changes within these media corporations.
As an example he states that a story of 10,000 or 20,000 people being sacked is not a shock to them anymore.
There have been many job loses also in the media and that also would have been frowned on in the recent past in Japan.
Kiyotake San goes onto ask the question if Japan uses a managerial style that takes into account human dignity and long term perspective as it once did?
As an example he relates a story in the past where a Japanese CEO of Sony asks the CEO of GE on what might be the best managerial style. The CEO of GE announced that if a worker wakes up and is upbeat and positive about his oncoming work day than the right managerial style has been used.
"Those that used to stand by the side of someone crying now stand by those in power."
Kiyotake San then went on to explain his hopes for the future.
He calls for retired investigative journalists to leave retirement and to come back to the job of reporting and to find some platform in the media or on the internet to publish their articles.
He also calls for working journalists to research topics and publish on other formats to increase competition and improve the quality of reporting and the oversight of government and corporations.
He finishes by asking journalists to not be content with being in a closed club but to go out and publish as independent journalists as well.
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Pattern of denial by nuclear industry set off after the Three Mile Island accident
Three Mile Island: Writing the Nuclear Meltdown Playbook, Fairewinds By Arnie Gundersen,March 25th, 2015
People today who are familiar with social media think that TMI means "Too Much Information". But to me, and anyone listening to the news in 1979, TMI will always represent the disaster at Three Mile Island, when the public received too little information, not too much.
At the time of the nuclear disaster at TMI, there were plans to build more than 200 nuclear plants in the US, with some projections topping 1,000. Today, less than 100 nuclear plants are operating in the US. During the 1970's, the total amount invested in those early plants easily exceeded one trillion dollars. If the public became fearful of nuclear power, then the nuclear industry, investors, and banks that had loaned money would face huge losses, so the nuclear industry and nuclear regulators tried desperately to minimize the significance of what was happening at the crippled reactor.
The pattern of denial created by the nuclear industry during the TMI meltdown had at least five steps in its playbook:
- Make it appear that "authorities" have the situation under control.
- Delay any evacuation orders for as long as possible.
- Claim radiation releases are much lower than they actually are.
- Claim radiation exposures are acceptable and that no one will die.
- And lastly, minimize conflicting information given to the press through paid off experts.
The formula for damage control at TMI was designed by the nuclear industry composed a one size fits all "playbook" the industry has followed for all nuclear catastrophes since TMI. Comments made during the triple meltdown at Fukushima Daiichi by utility owner Tokyo Electric could easily mimic those made at Chernobyl and TMI! When Maggie and I saw these old tricks being played again at Fukushima Daiichi, we dedicated ourselves to ensuring that the public has an accessible resource on which to rely that provides accurate information, and thus the Fairewinds videos were born.
In this video posted to commemorate the TMI disaster, I discuss the pattern of denial regarding nuclear power plant failures and meltdowns, not just for TMI but also for Chernobyl and Fukushima Daiichi as well. We at Fairewinds Energy Education hope you will watch it and think about sharing the true facts with others. http://www.fairewinds.org/three-mile-island/#sthash.InUCa9Be.dpuf
Campaign to get the Canadian government to stop muzzling science journalism
Ask Canadian Scientists Why You Can't Ask Them About Science http://motherboard.vice.com/en_ca/read/ask-canadian-scientists-why-you-cant-ask-them-about-science by
STEPHEN BURANYI March 24, 2015
A coalition of journalists and academics is urging Canadians to write letters to government scientists, asking for data on pollution, global warming, and other federal research. They may not get much in response—but that's precisely the point.
The week-long letter writing campaign, which began on Monday and is called Write2Know, is a protest of the government's controversial practice of controlling access to both science and scientists—a policy that has never been officially codified, but has been enforced by government agencies for the past half-decade. Continue reading
Canada's Orwellian muzzling of science writers
Tightened science muzzle is 'Orwellian' July 3, 2012Margaret Munro Vancouver Sun, Sept 13, 2010 By Margaret Munro, Postmedia News https://margaretmunro.wordpress.com/2012/07/03/tightened-science-muzzle-is-orwellian/
The Harper government has tightened the muzzle on federal scientists, going so far as to control when and what they can say about floods at the end of the last ice age.
Natural Resources Canada (NRC) scientists were told this spring they need "pre-approval" from Minister Christian Paradis' office to speak with journalists. Their "media lines" also need ministerial approval, say documents obtained by Postmedia News through access-to-information legislation.
The documents say the "new" rules went into force in March and reveal how they apply to not only to contentious issues including the oilsands, but benign subjects such as floods that occurred 13,000 years ago.
They also give a glimpse of how Canadians are being cut off from scientists whose work is financed by taxpayers, critics say, and is often of significant public interest — be it about fish stocks, genetically modified crops or mercury pollution in the Athabasca River.
"It's Orwellian," says Andrew Weaver, a climatologist at the University of Victoria. The public, he says, has a right to know what federal scientists are discovering and learning………
Environment Canada and Health Canada now tightly control media access to researchers and orchestrate interviews that are approved.
Environment Canada has even produced "media lines" for federal scientists to stick to when discussing climate studies they have coauthored with Weaver and are based on research paid for through his university grants.
"There is no question that there is an orchestrated campaign at the federal level to make sure that their scientists can't communicate to the public about what they do," says Weaver, adding that the crackdown is seriously undermining morale in federal labs. "Science is about generating new knowledge and communicating it to others."
U.S. news media coverage of the Fukushima disaster largely minimized health risks to the general population.
News coverage of Fukushima disaster minimized health risks to general population http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/03/150311124202.htm March 11, 2015 Source: American University
A new analysis by American University sociology professor Celine Marie Pascale finds that U.S. news media coverage of the disaster largely minimized health risks to the general population. Pascale analyzed more than 2,000 news articles from four major U.S. outlets following the disaster's occurrence March 11, 2011 through the second anniversary on March 11, 2013. Only 6 percent of the coverage — 129 articles — focused on health risks to the public in Japan or elsewhere. Human risks were framed, instead, in terms of workers in the disabled nuclear plant.
Disproportionate access
"It's shocking to see how few articles discussed risk to the general population, and when they did, they typically characterized risk as low," said Pascale, who studies the social construction of risk and meanings of risk in the 21st century. "We see articles in prestigious news outlets claiming that radioactivity from cosmic rays and rocks is more dangerous than the radiation emanating from the collapsing Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant."
Pascale studied news articles, editorials, and letters from two newspapers, The Washington Post and The New York Times, and two nationally prominent online news sites, Politico and The Huffington Post. These four media outlets are not only among the most prominent in the United States, they are also among the most cited by television news and talk shows, by other newspapers and blogs and are often taken up in social media, Pascale said. In this sense, she added, understanding how risk is constructed in media gives insight into how national concerns and conversations get framed.
Pascale's analysis identified three primary ways in which the news outlets minimized the risk posed by radioactive contamination to the general population. Articles made comparisons to mundane, low-level forms of radiation;defined the risks as unknowable, given the lack of long-term studies; and largely excluded concerns expressed by experts and residents who challenged the dominant narrative.
The research shows that corporations and government agencies had disproportionate access to framing the event in the media, Pascale says. Even years after the disaster, government and corporate spokespersons constituted the majority of voices published. News accounts about local impact — for example, parents organizing to protect their children from radiation in school lunches — were also scarce.
Globalization of risk
Pascale says her findings show the need for the public to be critical consumers of news; expert knowledge can be used to create misinformation and uncertainty — especially in the information vacuums that arise during disasters.
"The mainstream media — in print and online — did little to report on health risks to the general population or to challenge the narratives of public officials and their experts," Pascale said. "Discourses of the risks surrounding disasters are political struggles to control the presence and meaning of events and their consequences. How knowledge about disasters is reported can have more to do with relations of power than it does with the material consequences to people's lives."
While it is clear that the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear meltdown was a consequence of an earthquake and tsunami, like all disasters, it was also the result of political, economic and social choices that created or exacerbated broad-scale risks. In the 21st century, there's an increasing "globalization of risk," Pascale argues. Major disasters have potentially large-scale and long-term consequences for people, environments, and economies.
"People's understanding of disasters will continue to be constructed by media. How media members frame the presence of risk and the nature of disaster matters," she said.
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Nuclear lobby hype shows that the industry is desperate
The nuclear industry's sense of desperation is palpable. Activists need to understand what the industry obviously knows: it's in serious trouble. This is our time to really join together, ramp up our efforts, and kick more of these reactors over the edge; they're already teetering. They're dangerous, they can't provide cost-effective electricity, they don't have a solution to their radioactive waste and they exist now only because they were built decades ago and the utilities want to milk them for everything they can before they surrender to the inevitable and have to begin spending huge sums of money again–but this time it won't be to build new reactors, it will be to decommission their dinosaurs.
You know the nuclear industry is desperate when… Michael Mariotte Greenworld April 1, 2014 You know the nuclear power industry is getting desperate when it solicits its CEOs to start piling on ghost-written op-eds in publications chosen for their reach to key audiences. And you know the industry is really desperate when it brings out big guns like a couple of paid-for former U.S. Senators to support nuclear power in The Hill newspaper, which, as its name implies, is aimed at current legislators. And you know the industry is super desperate when it pulls out none other than Rudy Giuliani, who continues stuffing his wallet with nuclear-powered green. Continue reading
A Canadian plea for ethical government, media integrity and true science
Not In Our Name, Kickstarter 1 March 15 by Chris Hill A film telling how a nation went to war against its own veterans and scientists, and kept its head in the tar sands on climate change.
About this project How many wrong decisions can one nation endure? Every
week there's a new story that shows a shocking lack in judgment or ethics on the part of the government. It's open season on the environment, on science, on the rights of veterans, and it shames us all.
Media in disarray Cuts to investigative journalism by most media outlets (including Canada's CBC, which has been decimated by recent government funding cuts) are allowing many stories to remain under-covered, or untold altogether.
Media consolidation has meant there are fewer voices reporting, with ever-tightening restrictions on what they can say. This is a critical threat to democracy, and it's the principal motivation for this film. Independent voices must pick up the slack.
Science Abandoned The Canadian tradition of being at the forefront of scientific research and innovation, critical to the nation's prosperity, has been all but abandoned. The Harper government has pulled the plug on any science that doesn't conform to its specific oil and gas agenda, and it has effectively muzzled scientists by forbidding them from speaking out to the press.
Critical programs that monitored the melting arctic, smoke stack emissions, food inspections, water quality, oil spills and climate change have been systematically dismantled.
Hundreds of the world's scientists have written an open letter to the Harper government, voicing concerns over the inability to conduct basic research environmental and health issues, and other areas of science that should contribute to the public good.
It is a frivolous waste of taxpayers' dollars to fund research only to have it repressed, causing decisions to be made without adequate data and information. This puts our citizens at risk, as it leaves us flying blind amid the dangers of increasing pollution and climate change.and other environmental hazards.
Our tradition of scientific prowess and innovation has been flushed down the toilet because of what scientific research is revealing — the effects of our own country's destructive policies……..
"Not in Our Name": the film
"Not in Our Name" (NION) will explore the axis of Industry, Media, and Government, which prioritizes corporate interests over the people's. The film will show how similar tactics are being employed in the US, Britain, Australia…leaders administering the instructions of the multinational corporations who bought them. They count the profits while we, society and the environment count the cost.
If we don't vigorously confront their stranglehold on our governments, we will have forever crossed the Rubicon, and there will be no turning back. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1916096034/not-in-our-name
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Moscow, Aug 16 (EFE).- Jamaica's Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce grabbed her second gold medal of the 2013 IAAF World Athletic Championships with a triumph here Friday in the women's 200-meter sprint.
The 26-year-old won the 100-meter sprint earlier this week at the event in Moscow.
Fraser-Pryce covered the 200 meters in 22.17 seconds, while Ivorian runner Murielle Ahoure picked up the silver medal and Nigeria's Blessing Okagbare took bronze.
Ahoure also finished second to the 5-foot-tall Jamaican in the 100 meters.
Allyson Felix of the United States saw her hopes for a ninth world title in the 200 meters shattered by a hamstring injury in the first few seconds of the race.
Fraser-Pryce and Felix shared sprint honors in the 2012 London Olympics, where the Jamaican prevailed in the 100 meters, but lost to her American rival in the 200-meter event.


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Margaret I. Crandall, loving wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, sister and aunt, 72, of Monmouth, IL passed away Tuesday, October 6, 2015, 2:58 am at OSF St. Mary's Medical Center in Galesburg, IL surrounded by her family. She was born on Wednesday, July 28, 1943 in Monmouth, IL the daughter of Walter and Mildred (Clendenen) Eaton. She married Paul Crandall Jr. on August 27, 1961 at Berwick Baptist Church.
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Briton charged with hacking Federal Reserve computers
A man from Suffolk has been charged in the US with hacking into computer servers belonging to the Federal Reserve and then stealing and revealing the personal details of people who use them.
Lauri Love was charged with one count each of computer hacking and aggravated identity theft. He faces up to 10 years in prison on the hacking charge and another two years on the identity theft charge.
Love was first arrested in October in the UK and charged by US and British authorities with hacking into and stealing data from a variety of US government computer systems, including those run by the military.
Suffolk Police advise evacuees not to return home
People who evacuated homes prior to flood are advised, as a precaution, not to return home until after high tide this lunchtime. #floodaware
Train tracks flooded at Lowestoft train station
Train services between Lowestoft and Norwich and Ipswich have been suspended for reasons made clear in the photo below:
Lowestoft high street transformed into a river
London Road in Lowestoft, Suffolk appears to be under at least a foot of water:
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Beach huts take battering in Southwold
Beach huts in the small Suffolk town of Southwold appear to have taken a battering in the high wind and seas last night.
Sad looking beach huts this morning. http://t.co/eNJyhEWJ6r
Storm topples tree through kitchen window
Last night's storm sent a willow tree crashing through the kitchen window of one woman's home in Ixworth, Suffolk.
Nicola Barwick said she had only just moved into the house as a temporary measure after her home was twice flooded.
RNLI: Swimmer 'called for help' during charity race
Around 58 people were rescued from the sea after getting into difficulty during a charity swim off the coast of Southwold in Suffolk, the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) said.
Lifeguards helped a further 27 people who were unable to continue swimming against the strong tide.
Simon Callaghan, helmsman at Southwold RNLI, said:
We were out on a regular Sunday exercise when we heard a swimmer calling for help. After that we had one of the busiest times I can remember, rescuing 58 people altogether.
Our volunteer crew, the lifeguards and other rescue teams involved all responded brilliantly and may have averted what could have become a much more serious incident.
Missing swimmer comes forward
The one remaining woman missing after the Southwold sea swim has been accounted for.
A major air sea rescue operation involving four lifeboats, an RAF search and rescue helicopter and coastguards is now being scaled down.
One person still missing after charity swimmer found
One person remains unaccounted for after more than 130 swimmers got into difficulty off the coast of Southwold in Suffolk earlier today, the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) said.
A second swimmer who was reported missing has since been found.
Maritime agency: No reported fatalities in charity swim
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) has said it is unclear how swimmers taking part in a charity race off the coast of Southwold in Suffolk got into trouble as weather conditions were fine but the water was "very cold".
Some swimmers were rescued by lifeboats while a number of people swam to the shore themselves, she added. There has been no reported fatalities the MCA spokeswoman said.
We're still trying to account for two people who started the race. If they have returned home without informing the coastguard, we are asking them to contact Humberside Coastguard on 01262 672317.


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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. -- Purdue coach Matt Painter knew E'Twaun Moore was too good a shooter to keep missing.
Moore rewarded his coach's faith with a season-high 26 points in Purdue's (No. 21 ESPN/USA Today, No. 22 AP)
81-67 win over rival Indiana on Saturday.
Moore was 5-of-6 from 3-point range after going just 2-of-16 from there the previous five games.
"I thought earlier in the year, it was just a matter of time before he has a big-time game," Painter said. "In the first half, he just kind of established himself with the 3s. It really looked like he was in kind of a rhythm."
Moore made three 3-pointers in the first 7 minutes of the game.
"The shots just felt good," Moore said. "Once you make the first one, the second one, OK, OK, it's going to make, fall there. You get your confidence up, then the next few, you just try to stroke them."
Moore played an efficient game, reaching his point total on just 14 shots.
"I thought he did a good job of, especially after he hit some, of not forcing things, letting things come to him, sharing the basketball and doing some good things," Painter said. "He's a good player, and that's why I think sometimes, he's so confident, he thinks he can make them all. When he shares the basketball, moves without the basketball, he's a very good basketball player."
JaJuan Johnson had 14 points, 10 rebounds and five blocks for the Boilermakers (21-6, 10-4 Big Ten), who won their fourth straight.
Purdue followed a 72-54 win over Michigan State (No. 5 ESPN/USA Today, No. 6 AP)
on Tuesday with its highest scoring output in conference play. The Boilermakers shot 57 percent from the field, their second-best effort of the season.
The Boilermakers put up the high point total despite shooting 18-of-33 from the free throw line. Purdue attempted 20 more free throws than Indiana.
"Your honest feelings is that we should have played a little bit harder, we should have played better, we should have played better defense," Painter said. "What happens when you miss free throws, it takes the wind out of your sail. You do positive things and you come away with zero points or one point. It's hard. If we could have made our free throws today, it would have been a different game."
Verdell Jones III had 16 points, Tom Pritchard scored 12 and Kyle Taber added 10 for Indiana (6-20, 1-13), which lost its fifth straight.
Indiana coach Tom Crean felt his team played well.
"There's no doubt, Purdue's going to bring an all-out, get into it mind-set into the game, and we had to do the same thing," he said. "For the most part, we did play with that kind of spirit and toughness."
Crean said he was proud of the way his team rebounded from a disappointing performance in a 68-51 loss to Wisconsin on Thursday night.
"We had to come back in a hurry," he said. "I thought these guys did. I thought they were locked into preparation and really, more than anything, we had to get our focus where it needed to be, and we went into battle."
Moore was too much for Indiana's defensive game plan. He scored 18 points in the first half as the Boilermakers took a 39-30 lead.
"It's definitely frustrating, but E'Twaun Moore is a great player," Jones said. "We have to help whoever's guarding him more."
Indiana trimmed Purdue's lead to 47-39 early in the second half, but the Boilermakers responded with a 6-0 run, highlighted by a 3-pointer by Bobby Riddell, to take a 53-39 lead.
Purdue forward Robbie Hummel took a hit to the face on a pick from Pritchard with about 6 minutes to play and left the game. The Boilermakers led 62-53 when Hummel, who appeared woozy when he first sat up after the contact from Pritchard's shoulder, left. Hummel told Painter his knee and face were sore, but he was fine, even signing autographs after the game.
Indiana cut the lead to 66-57, but a 3-pointer by Moore and a layup by Chris Kramer pushed the lead back to 14 points with just over 2 minutes to play.
Pritchard's pick triggered a run of chippy play. Several times, the officials spoke with players about throwing elbows and other examples of excessive physical play, though no technical fouls were called.
"Sometimes, while they're trying to get into you and you're trying to clear space, there's going to be some contact," Painter said. "I just told our guys just keep their elbows down ... be smart. You get elbowed, you get pushed, something happens -- don't be the guy that retaliates. With that being said, don't be the guy that starts it either."
Painter was disappointed Indiana shot 50 percent.
"We've just got to do a better job of not letting the ball get in the paint, and when we do, we've got to do a better job of rotating and not allowing layups," he said.


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"The older I get, I realize it doesn't matter what people who don't know you think. It doesn't matter. You're wasting your energy," PEOPLE's 2013 Most Beautiful Woman tells the British magazine Red's December issue.
"It's like, if your partner comes to you – or your best friend – and says, 'Listen, I want to talk about something you did that hurt me, or I think you could improve,' sit down and listen to what they have to say. But some friend of so-and sos – it's like, who gives a s–––?"
The Oscar winner's comments come in the wake of reports that Vanity Fair is preparing to publish an unflattering profile of the actress.
It's just gossip, says Paltrow, 41. "That's why I really don't read anything," she tells Red. "If it's important, it filters down to me."
Paltrow also hits out at women who judge other women. "Nobody else can tell [a woman] how many hours a week she needs to devote to this, that or the other F––– what anybody else says It doesn't matter what anyone else thinks. That's what we've got to let go of. That idea of 'Oh god, if I don't show up to this concert, all the other mums are going to think I'm terrible.' Well, so f–––ing what."
The actress says she gives everything to her kids when she's with them, and everything to her career when she's not.
"That's my work/life balance," she says. "I've made it work for me, but it doesn't matter what my specific thing is It doesn't matter what anyone else thinks. It matters what you think of yourself. And what your children think So if anyone is going to ask my advice, I'd say, do what is right for you, and don't give a s— what anyone else thinks."


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Phase 3 Phoenix II EPP Glider Kit
with BL Motor and Prop
Phoenix II EP is an all foam electric motorglider with ailerons. It flies great, looks great, is correctly equipped with a strong motor and folding propeller. Beginners, Sunday Flyers, and those interested in electrics or gliders should all enjoy this model. This aircraft is available now and is supported with replacement parts just like all Phase 3 aircraft.
The EPO foam Phoenix II is tough and lightweight. It is specifically designed for beginners to intermediate pilots. It makes a perfect introduction to electric flight. Its tough, molded EPO foam construction means it is very quick and easy to assemble, requiring no glue!
In the air, the Phoenix II is super-smooth and easy to fly. And, because it is a glider style airframe, the Phoenix II can stay aloft for extended periods of time with little or no power assist from the included brushless motor!
This is the Kit Version. It comes with the airframe, motor and props. All other electronics are sold separately.
• Strong brushless motor & folding prop
• Easiest-to-fly aircraft in the Phase 3 line
• Aileron control
• Perfect for large parks and Sunday flying
• Simple and quick to assemble
• Durable, lightweight factory-molded foam airframe
• No glue required!
• Turns with ailerons, rudder, and elevator for greatest control
• Two-part wing makes transport & storage simple
• Easy access to battery via large canopy
• Custom, powerful brushless motor included
• Efficient folding propeller included
• Smooth, fast and stable flying
• Brushless motor and props are included
• Wing Span: 2,020mm (79 1/2 Inches)
• Length: 1,210mm (47 1/2 Inches)
• Flying Weight: 950g Approx (33.5 Ounces)
• Brushless motor and props are included
• 18A BL ESC, 11.1 V 1500-2200 Battery, Radio, 9g Servos (4), Wiring, Charger
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- plane is ok Review by kung
- Fun flyer, easy to build, manual lacks detail Review by RCflyer
The only electronic part in the Kit Only version is the motor! Must purchase ESC, and servos separately. Don't go cheap on the elevator or aileron servos, and might as well put a decent servo for the rudder since the linkages are long. 2 servo extensions of about 18" are required, and I decided to solder servo wire instead of using plug-ins.
The pre-applied decals are cheezy, and when peeled off they leave a slightly rough texture on the foam. All control surfaces are "hinged" with a thin section of foam and are very stiff, so proper hinges are a must! I decided to use colored adhesive trim tape for hinging, but plastic hinges could easily be used too. The vertical and horizontal stabilizers have double sided tape for installation, but I wouldn't trust that and decided to remove the tape completely and use 5 minute epoxy. The wing channels also have double sided tape to hold the servo wires, and it works ok enough to hold the wire out of the way while the foam plug is epoxied in place. **Do not use too much epoxy or it will squeeze into the carbon spar's cavity and prevent it from sliding into the wing**
The fuselage space for electronics is quite large, but all components must be installed as far forward as possible to achieve proper CG.The pre-installed brushless motor comes with male bullet leads and folding prop installed. My recommendation is to remove and re-install everything to be certain that all hardware is properly tightened! Servos for elevator and rudder need to be micro size, but powerful enough to push the rods through a long length of plastic tubing. ESC/motor wires are run between the servos, and I chose to place the ESC on the sidewall of the fuselage using 2-sided tape. The receiver was installed on the opposite sidewall. I'm using 3S 2200 mah batteries held in with hook & loop tape, with the battery mounted as far forward as possible. This just barely puts the CG within range, and it could use a farther forward balance.
For the test flight, it was a little windy at 10-12 mph. With a firm and level launch into the wind at full throttle, the plane instantly climbed on it's own and required quite a bit of down trim. Manual recommends CG 75-80mm from LE of the wing, and I was about 82mm. Power was adequate, and static tested at 179 watts pulling 18.2 amps through a 30amp Hobby People ESC and 2200 mah 30c Hobby People lipo. It climbs well, but could use at least another 25 watts of power to cut into the wind.
Overall a fun and easy plane to fly, would recommend to beginner and intermediate pilots. Coming soon will be GoPro mount and more powerful motor with larger prop.
(Posted on 5/5/14)
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I think the plane will actually be a nice one, but the low star rating is for falling down badly on the manual for this kit version, so if you are new to RC, either buy the bind and fly or the complete, do not buy this kit.
I wish this plane was offered as a receiver ready version as I do not use Airtronics and would have had to buy the the receiver version and throw the receiver away, some companies, such as Spectrum, offer lots of bind and fly versions also that do someone no good if they fly a different transmitter. (Posted on 5/4/11)


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Star Trek Into Darkness, sequel to 2009's Star Trek, sees Captain Kirk (Chris Pine) leading a manhunt to a war-zone world to capture a one-man weapon of mass destruction and settle a personal score. Aboard the USS Enterprise are returning cast members Zachary Quinto and Zoe Saldana. Paramount's sci-fi followup, co-written by Roberto Orci, Alex Kurtzman and Damon Lindelof, is directed by J.J. Abrams.
Read what The Hollywood Reporter's film critics have to say about all the films opening this weekend and find out how they are expected to perform at the box office.
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J.J. Abrams returns to direct the crew of the Enterprise as Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto and Zoe Saldana face off against Benedict Cumberbatch. Read Todd McCarthy's review here.
The thriller, already acquired by LD Distribution, finds Kate Bosworth, Lake Bell and Katie Aselton running from homicidal veterans on a remote island. Read Justin Lowe's review here.
A former CIA agent and his daughter are pursued by assassins in Philipp Stolzl's action thriller. Read Frank Scheck's review here.
STORY: 'Star Trek Into Darkness' Cast Beams Up to London for World Premiere
The low-budget black-and-white film, which centers on an adorable misfit, bears a passing similarity to Lena Dunham's HBO series Girls. Read Todd McCarthy's review here.
Absorbingly sensuous period drama from an exciting new French writing/directing talent. Read Neil Young's review here.
South Korean master Kim Ki-duk returns to form in an offbeat tale starring Cho Min-soo -- who is bound to be a best actress contender -- and Lee Jung-jin. Read Deborah Young's review here.
Craig Zisk moves from TV to big screen with the story of a teacher (Julianne Moore) who sleeps with a former student. Read John DeFore's review here.
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De/vision is a synth-pop band from Darmstadt, Germany, consisting of vocalist Steffen and keyboardists Thomas and Markus. The trio formed in 1988 and released several full-lengths, EPs, and remix albums. They signed to WEA Records in 1997, and in November 1998 celebrated ten years together by releasing Zehn, a best-of which includes many of their own remixes. Markus left the band in 2000 and De/vision continued as a duo. In 2002, they re-released a live double-CD and a remix album with their biggest hits from 1993-1996. ~ Kenyon Hopkin, Rovi
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We attended a screening of a documentary film, "Bravo."
The theatre had a nice lobby with refreshments. The seats in the balcony were comfortable with sufficient rise to allow full view of the screen from the center aisle and one off center.
The decorations are very interesting. It is quite unique.
Sat in the orchestra seating area, which offers comfortable seats, but they are all on the same level. We had no trouble seeing the stage and the performer. Each seat has a built-in drink/cup holder, which I began to be an annoyance toward the end of the evening because my forearm rested on it partially. The sound and lighting for...
The Egyptian Theater offers live theater in a gorgeous setting. The house is small enough to surround you with and intimate theater experience. Choices vary so keep an eye out of offerings.
I can imagine the Egyptian being the coolest place in town in its heyday. It's unquestionably the oddest theatre that you'd expect to find in Boise, ID, but definitely the coolest. Is it the nicest one? No. But its decor is a throwback to when going to the movies was cool and something to get dolled up for.
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