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Ex-justice: Oversight 'czar' should also critique attorney general
Report: Former IDF chief of staff Gantz can run for prime minister
Herzog calls on 'theater actor' Netanyahu to resign over Jerusalem violence
Four justice ministers duke it out over role of A-G
Low-calorie bread Catch-22
Out and About : Top 10 Things To Do
Oo la la!
Jajo redux
Maccabi Tel Aviv out to avenge recent flops as BSL season tips off
Israel on brink of securing spot in Euro 2016 playoff
Oman cancels Israeli windsurfers' visas
Appreciation: The loss of a renaissance man
Kahlon, Ariel slash taxes on employing foreign farm workers
NGO accuses IDF of collateral damage in home demolitions
'This is not the third intifada yet'
US Jewish groups blame Abbas for wave of terror
Yigal Henkin slams US over his brother's murder
Police to limit Temple Mount entry after day of 4 terrorist stabbings across Israel
Edelstein: Romania strong ally in fight against anti-Semitism
Jewish MP in Iran decries 'destruction of mosques in the Muslim World'
Hebrew education – in Harlem
Report: Russian Jewish leader endorses aid to Assad
Germans give Hitler actor a warm welcome
Khamenei bans Iran from negotiations with US
Sources: US enforcement of Iran arms embargo slipped during nuclear talks
US measure for Iran victims to get paid before sanctions waived inspired by Shurat Hadin
Analysis: The best reason for Iran deal? The West will learn where to drop bombs
ISIS vs. al-Qaida: Zawahiri says Baghdadi is not the leader of the Muslim world
'ISIS militants blow up ancient Arch of Triumph in Palmyra'
WATCH: Russian warplanes bomb ISIS targets in Syria
'Russia can't claim to fight ISIS terror, while supporting Assad's terror'
Report: Russian cruise missiles aimed at Syria accidentally land in Iran
US hopes to change Iran through its youth, Khamenei says
Watch: Russian warships launch 26 rockets on ISIS in Syria
Nasrallah: Netanyahu confused, the West Bank is on the brink of an intifada
Offbeat odor
How to cope with holiday's excess calories and winter's illnesses
Health scan: Israeli physicians slowly warming to medical marijuana
Global space community to reach for the stars
Still too soon to determine production potential of Golan Heights oil
Ness Ziona residents threaten to sue Rehovot for raw sewage flow
Burgeoning alternative fuel firms in Israel grow fivefold in less than three years
IN PICTURES: 1,500 eagles pass over Israel on migration route
Israeli parking app, coming to a university near you
Tech talk: Battle Hacks are back
Facebook pegs Israeli satellite to provide African Internet
Israel to host first international 'Under 30' Forbes Summit
Moody's keeps Israel rating stable
United Airlines to launch non-stop Tel Aviv-San Francisco route
Israel might be heading for the moon
Grapevine: Mission Accomplished
This week in 60 seconds: Terror hits Israel
Grapevine: Labor of love
A faintly Jewish echo
Love, heartbreak, and a brooch – circa 1994
My Word: Succot and the ghosts of intifadas past
Into The Fray: What now?
Looking up to Heaven
Column One: Abbas must be stopped
Parting Shot: Crossing the threshold
Who is a hero?
The diplomacy profession
Coexistence in a cone
2016 Budget: Not just numbers
The good doctor's advice
Courage, rabbis, courage!
Fresh cooking tips from France
Meandering along the Rhine River, soaking up the rich Jewish heritage
Food does grow on trees
A treasure trove of historical posters
Is your dog Jewish?
Ironic Mother Earth
Neighborhood Watch: Regenerating Safed
Cancer Chronicles: Side effects
Feeling uneasy at the moment?
Lonely vigil
מִשִירֵי רָחֵל: זֶמֶר נוּגֶה
אֲנַחְנוּ הַיִשְׂרְאֵלִים
אֲנִי בְּחוֹפֶש, תִסְתַדְרוּ לְבַד
Living in a shoebox
Building health in Rwanda
'The Sabbath is on Saturday not Sunday'
Born to dance
America wants out and let the chips fall where they may!
Computer Generated Spirituality
The Tower and the Sword
Do Not Fear - Do Laundry!
Towards a safer and more responsible Internet
Inauguration of the Masonic Forest Square in Jerusalem
Free Schach Distribution in KKL-JNF Forests
Remembering the Victims of 9/11
600 Holocaust Survivors Enjoy Touring with KKL-JNF
greenXchange at EXPO Milano
First Tree after Shmita Year Planted by Bavarian Agriculture Minister
Prime Minister of Lithuania Plants Tree in Jerusalem
KKL-JNF International Expo Mission to Milan
An Ecological Festival at the Shafir Winter Pond
KKL-JNF Global Landscapes Seminar at Expo 2015
New Bio-filters Purify Surface Runoff Water for Reuse
Future Tour Guides Discover the Negev with KKL-JNF
Got Water Problems?
$100 Million JNF Boruchin Israel Education Advocacy Center Opens
JNF Canada Pays Tribute to the Honourable John Baird
From Sunny Israel to Cold Canada
Renewable Energies for the Future in the Arava
LDA Conference: Science and Technology for Forests
The Negev Conference on Agricultural Research and Development
Arava Open Day: Food Security for Israel and the Entire World
Melinda and Chelsea: The Inspiring Story of Aliyah Across the Ages
An Olah Reports From Nepal
How One Oleh is Helping to Transform the Way People Drink Water
From Think Tank to Environmental Consultant
Why People Love Volunteering in Israel
How Natalie Edwards Built a Successful Career in Israel's Startup Industry
5 Tips to Land a Job in Israel
Starting Your Own Business in Israel: Real Life Examples
Where Are They Now? The Olim of the July 2014 Charter Flight
36 Hours in Southern Israel
Food Shopping In Israel
How Women Can Have it All in Israel
Why Retirees are Thriving in Israel
Thanks to Aliyah video
6 Frequently Asked Questions about Israeli Healthcare
Starting Over in Israel
Spotted on Social: Moshe Somers' Activity List
Sam Eisenberg: From Nativ to Aliyah
WATCH: Why Olim #LiveLoveIsrael
5 Ways that Olim Kick Back
WATCH: Highlights of 221 Olim Landing on the July 2015 Charter Flight
"WATCH: Highlights of 232 Olim Landing on the August 2015 Charter Flight"
Make yourself at home… in Israel
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My Word: Succot and the ghosts of intifadas past
Into The Fray: What now?
Looking up to Heaven
Column One: Abbas must be stopped
Parting Shot: Crossing the threshold
Where are you?
Pragmatism in Syria
October 9: Uptick in violence
A Knesset conference on reconnecting with the descendants of Spanish and Portuguese Jews
Sinai Today: Movement of the people
No Holds Barred: The see-no-evil papacy of Francis
A disagreeable way to disagree on the Iran deal
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Letters 521.
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Sinai steps Sir, – Your lead story on August 12, "Palestinian Authority urges
Egypt to destroy Gaza tunnels," states: "'The Palestinian presidency renews its
rejection and condemnation of the criminal act carried out by murderous
fundamentalists in Sinai last week and affirms its full solidarity with Egypt'
said Tayeb Abdel Raheem, a top aide to Mahmoud Abbas."With such a bold
front page headline, are we to assume some special political importance from
this, such as terrorist- in-a-suit Mahmoud Abbas actually taking a stand against
terrorism? Perhaps the next headline will read that Jerusalem is so impressed
that they will feel the need to reward him yet again. I hope not, as I would
expect it to be obvious the only reason Abbas has come out in favor of Egypt's
stand against Hamas, is, as always, the PA's self interest.One will
never hear from either Egypt or Abbas sorrow over any murdered Israeli, no
matter how many dangerous concessions we make.We have taken a big step
backward allowing Egypt full military access to the Sinai, and they will
certainly not want to leave. We have allowed the PA to build up from just 600
policemen, to what is now a well-equipped and trained army of some 6,000 men. I
just hope that we are not setting ourselves up for avoidable major
problems.EDITH OGNALL Netanya Whose best interest? Sir, – I have not
read the American study upon which the editorial is based which suggests that
raising taxes for businesses runs the danger of removing employment for middle
and lower class workers of those businesses ("Corporate Taxes," August
12).But the question which begs asking is this: Where exactly in today's
worldwide economic recession are those investors going to take their money?
After all, in today's economy with zero interest rates and both the US and
Europe in crisis, easy investments simply do not exist. A reasonable objective
would be to increase the tax on those businesses without deflating them to a
degree that they are no longer significantly lucrative for the
investors.During last year's cottage cheese crisis, it was found that
certain Israeli items were being exported to the US and sold at prices far lower
than the Israeli sales price. That means that even with the shipping costs and
the lower prices, the profits from those items were considered by the investor
as being worth the effort. So while cost regulation is not the same as taxing,
the premise that businesses will suffer and look elsewhere for investment
opportunities is apparently a false one.The study may have merit but may
also have an agenda to influence economic policy in the US. In Israel, it is
well known that a small group of financial tycoons control a great deal
including the press.Netanyahu has not succeeded in proving that he has
the best interests of the masses in his uppermost consideration and not the
interests of a small powerful group.SHARON LINDENBAUM Rehovot Not
prepared Sir, – I had to shake my head in disbelief when I read Yaakov Katz's
"Keeping an eye on Sinai" (Security and Defense, Frontlines, August 10) which
partly discussed the events at the Kerem Shalom Crossing.The suggestion
that Maj.- Gen. Tal Russo "made the right decision when he ordered the
evacuation of watchtowers manned by IDF soldiers... out of fear that they would
come under missile fire" is astonishing – especially considering that none of
the watchtowers was hit by a missile.Katz goes on to say that "had
soldiers been inside, who knows what could have happened."For one thing,
such soldiers might have been able to stop the truck before it detonated at the
fence. For another, if properly armed, they might have been able to stop the
armored car from driving through the hole and proceeding to drive 2.5 km. down a
civilian road into Israel followed by a small force of ineffective IDF
vehicles.It is indeed "lucky" that the terrorists, who were apparently
wearing explosive vests, did not make it into the Kerem Shalom community or some
other community nearby. I'm glad that Russo could heave "a sigh of relief" that
there were no casualties in Israel, but that is of little comfort to us here in
southern Israel.Tal Russo's "surprise" and the lack of IDF preparedness
both at the Kerem Shalom Crossing and in the Road 12 attack last August have
become the trademark of a passive IDF that never seems to anticipate or be able
to deal with the continuous mortar and rocket attacks emanating from Gaza. It is
long past time for Russo, Gantz, and Barak to be replaced by men who know what
they are doing.GEORGE ROOKS Ashdod Differing dreams Sir, – I know, I
suspect you know and Martin Sherman certainly knows, that the ultimate dream of
Palestinian leaders, "moderate" and extremist alike, is an Israel-free Middle
East ("The alchemy of Palestinian nationhood," Into the Fray, Observations,
August 10). As he points out, there is no secret about it. In paying lip-service
to the two-state solution, and even perhaps working towards it, any Palestinian
leader would still have his eye on the eventual goal.But then, as
Sherman does not point out, much of the liberal Western world believes that many
Israeli politicians, and perhaps up to 50 percent of the Israeli public, dream
of a Greater Israel which incorporates the whole of Judea and Samaria – and
perhaps large parts of Lebanon and Jordan, to boot – within its
boundaries.Sherman asks why Israel's leadership has been unable to
expose the two-state solution as a flimsy falsehood. He does not ask why the
members of the Quartet (the US, the UN, the EU and Russia), both individually
and collectively, endorse it, nor why much of the rest of the Western world goes
along with it as well. The fact of the matter is that, no matter how deviously
attained, the case for a sovereign Palestinian state has been made, as far as
the majority of liberal opinion is concerned.Politics is a hand-to-mouth
kind of business. Ultimate objectives are rarely attainable, let alone attained.
Whatever the differing dreams of the principals in peace negotiations might be,
the achievement of an agreement would create such a totally new situation that
all bets about the possible future would be off. Provided sufficient safeguards
were built into the terms of the accord, a two-state solution might indeed
provide Israelis and Palestinians with the peace, and the chance to live normal
lives, that both sides in the dispute crave.NEVILLE TELLER Beit Shemesh
Covering up Sir, – Your article, "Romanian Jews irate over Holocaust-denying
minister" (August 8) is very misleading. According to a recent book I read
written by a survivor from Transnistria, the true number of Jews murdered in
Romania was close to 400,000, because Romania during the war included the areas
Bessarabia, Bukovina and Transylvania.From November 1941 until early
1944 Jews from these areas were deported in the most brutal manner to
Transnistria by both windowless cattle trains and death
marches.Temperatures during February 1942 were around -40 Celcius in
Transnistria. People who survived the death marches died of cold, therefore,
there were few survivors.These areas were part of Romania and under the
leadership of Marshal Ion Antonescu, who was happy to get into Hitler's good
books. In early 1944, when Antonescu saw that Hitler was losing the war, he
stopped the killing and invited the Jews who had managed to escape to come back
to these areas, thus trying to cover his crimes. In fact the Russians who
captured the area tried and executed him for war crimes.Today the
Romanians are trying to reinstate his name by naming streets after
him.JOYCE KAHN Petah Tikva
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Tim Burton Retrospective in NYC
Giving Thanks for Bill Justice
Interview with Bruce Smith, Supervising Animator on The Princess And The Frog
Waking Sleeping Beauty world premiere
Yesterday evening, I had the pleasure of attending the World Premiere of the groundbreaking documentary Waking Sleeping Beauty (IMDb page) at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). The film chronicles the revival of Walt Disney Animation beginning in 1984 and the start of the decade-long Disney Renaissance. Without rambling on, Waking Sleeping Beauty is a top-notch,…
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For the honour of Grayskull!
Review of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, Vol. 5.
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Truly Outrageous
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A well put article about my beloved Wonder Woman.
Originally posted on desperate leisure:
In the mythology of DC Comics, there exists the concept of the Trinity – Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman. They represent the thematic underpinnings of the whole enterprise – The Stranger From Elsewhere, The Night's Avenger and The Queen of Power. Three major arcana, unique in that they have been consistently published since the early 40s and yet, are still relevant today.
Superman was created by two kids from Cleveland named Jerry Siegel and Joe Schuster. Batman was created by Bill Finger but a kid named Bob Kane stole all the credit. Wonder Woman was created by the guy who invented the Lie Detector.
Much has been written about William Moulton Marston and his unorthodox home life (he lived in a triparate "marriage" with two women and was big into BDSM, apparently) and Wonder Woman gets tied up a lot – like, A LOT – in the early comics but…
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Everything Everything
I actually gasped while reading this – held my breath through a little.
Madeline is allergic to the world – she lives in a house with an airlock, and goes to school via internet. But then a new family moves in next door, and sees Olly – and falls hard.
It's a book about survival versus living, the lies we tell ourselves, and how love can be both prison and freedom.
There is some good clever witty banter, self-mockery, emotion. Great teen book, nice fast read, perfect if you want something absorbing and emotional. If you are looking for something for the John Green lover, this will do. Out in September.
I Will!
In a world where young adult romance has actually spawned a genre called "sick-lit" (thanks for that, The Fault in Our Stars), thank the literary deities for Say You Will.
This is a book that I have no reservations handing over to even a younger teen (my own daughter, for example), and it is fully readable by boys as well.
I first heard about the book last fall, from Eric Walters himself – he was really excited about the book, and the whole idea of "promposals" – which I had never heard of. A promposal is an elaborate, public invite to the prom – like it wasn't laden with enough pressure to begin with. The protagonist, Sam, is a boy with a very high IQ who is only just starting to get the hang of social interaction, who wants to create the perfect promposal for the girl of his dreams. I can't tell you much, because it will ruin the story, however Walters not only tells a sweet love story but also makes sure to puncture as many tropes and preconceptions along the way as possible. Highly recommend this.
I now digress from this review to make a point that has been bothering me. As was brought up very eloquently in a recent article in the Chicago Tribune, boys are often steered away from books that either have female protagonists, or that might be classified as romance. GIRLS ARE NOT THE ONLY ONES WHO LIKE ROMANCE. I have a couple of male customers at my store who are die-hard Harlequin lovers, and know many men, including my husband, who are fond of a good love story. (In fact, a great romantic night in can be a bottle of wine and taking turns reading The Notebook) Even books like The Hunger Games, or Divergent, I have seen parents steer away from because a female is the star, so of course their son won't want to read it. Thus creating a self-fulfilling prophecy; Clearly there must be something wrong with a boy reading a book starring a girl, or with a guy reading a love story – so he will never pick one up. This is dumb. Boys can empathize with a girl main character, and you're selling them short by assuming they won't. Boys dream of being the star of their own epic love story too, and Say You Will is a great one.
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Weird Erotica. REALLY Weird.
One of the things you learn working in a book store is that there are some seriously strange books out there. And just when you thought you'd seen the strangest one out there – nope, that's just been annihilated. Some of the weirdest, to me, is the erotica stuff – and I am not a prude by any means, but some of the titles made me giggle uncontrollably. Here are some of my favorites:
Taken by the T-Rex. Who looks at a T-Rex and thinks "sexy"? Christie Sims, that's who.
Wouldn't you worry about bits falling off? Are they hoping for bits falling off? I don't understand.
Aster Zhen is clearly going for a very niche market here. Not just a zombie queen, a mutilated lesbian zombie queen. Ok then.
J.J. Abraham apparently writes all kinds of mythological sexy books. If giant fire-breathing lizards do it for you (I'm looking at you, Daenerys). Abraham is your girl.
The title. The cover. Chuck Tingle (obviously his real name) is a genius.
I may be forced to purchase this, just to figure out what the hell is going on here. How would this work? Where did this idea even come from? SOMEONE TELL ME WHAT IS HAPPENING! Can't think about this book without laughing.
Never, Ever, Ever Buy "What to Expect When You're Expecting"
What to Expect When You're Expecting is iconic. It is the title of a movie. It was the book Hugh Grant was reading in "Nine Months." It is the book everyone rushes out to buy the minute the test is positive. And it is absolutely the last book I would recommend buying a first-time parent. Speaking as someone who read it during my first pregnancy, it terrified the crap out of me.
When you find out you are pregnant, it is a big, scary deal, even with a planned pregnancy. You are growing a person. Everyone you know (and many you don't) will suddenly recall horror stories about pregnancy and labour, and are compelled to share them with you in gory detail. In case you aren't nervous enough, What to Expect will bring week by week hypochondria to the experience, telling you not only how big the baby is and how your body has changed, but also what horrible crisis can occur to you and your fetus this week! Preeclampsia! Placenta previa! Oligohydramnios!
Some doctor's offices (including my own OB-GYN at the time) not only don't suggest it as recommended reading, but in fact discourage expectant mothers from reading it. The authors are not medical doctors, and there is a lot in there that is questionable, including many iffy holistic treatments. Also, as a Canadian, this book is aimed at the US market, and our health care system and options are different enough that it makes a big difference.
Here are my recommendations for pregnancy books here in Canada, based on my own reading and experiences – please feel free to comment with your own recommendations:
Canada's Pregnancy Care Book. This book was fantastic. A solid, reassuring book put out by the amazing pregnancy clinic at Mount Sinal Hospital that covers a wide range of topics and has lots of practical information. They don't assume that you have a ton of money, and there are great tips for healthy eating and fitness during pregnancy that you can use even with a tight budget. They cover complications, but you are more likely to feel reassured by the information than alarmed. Good for both reading through from cover to cover, and for keeping on hand as a resource. This is my number one recommendation for first-time parents.
Canadian Medical Association's Complete Book of Mother & Baby Care. If you know absolutely nothing about pregnancy or babies, this is the book for you (and me). I was the first of my friends to have a child, and I had literally changed one diaper in my life before my daughter was born. This book has step-by-step instructions and photos for all the things that people just assume you know. How to express breast milk. How to properly clean and change a baby. How a diaper shirt works. How to give a baby a bath (imagine trying to wash oiled jello that is actively trying to escape). This book is why my children are still alive.
The Mother of All Baby Books. This is a great book as a reference – it has really handy charts and a great list of resources and services. If I could get just those things, it would be perfect. The other parts I found more annoying, because the author is very pushy about some topics. It made for good practice in taking the advice I found helpful and ignoring the rest.
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Ruby is Painfully Beautiful and Worth Every Minute
Cynthia Bond has written about how terrible human beings are in the most beautiful way possible. I never really needed to use the term "lush prose" until I read this book. The words are fat, and gorgeous, and paint a picture that you wish was not quite so vivid because Ruby is full of horror and misery, and a tiny bit of loveliness.
The story of Ruby is the story of a young black woman who tried to outrun her past, and found that it wouldn't stay in the past. Mostly set around the time of the Washington Riots, a letter from a beloved friend reached Ruby, and she made the choice to return home to her small town. Once home, she found small minds, judgement, and secrets waiting to tear her down, and Ruby's descent into mental illness is met with smugness and derision, not compassion. Many of the characters are just horrible, but Bond doesn't let you have the satisfaction of completely despising them, because almost all of them have some horrible happening in their own past that twisted them – and it almost makes it worse, because they could maybe have been good people. Maybe.
Some of the characters are truly evil. I'm talking gag inducing, have to put the book down for a while evil. This book has child abuse, sexual abuse, and rape in it, and you should be prepared for that.
If you can manage it, read it. It is heart searing, dreadful, flashback prompting – beautiful. And there is a little hope for humanity in there, I promise.
Don't be surprised if this starts showing up as required reading for English Literature classes. Wow. One of the most powerful books I've read in a long time.


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Superhero Stars: Does a Comic Book Film Help or Hurt a Career?
Chinese Internet Giant Tencent Acquires Disney Films for Its Streaming Video Service
With a cape and greenscreen, and the tailwind of 20 years of anticipation, Brandon Routh was flying toward fame as Superman. Until he hit box-office kryptonite, that is.
Routh starred in Superman Returns, 2006's highly touted hybrid continuation/reboot of the Man of Steel series, and earned strong reviews for his performance. But Bryan Singer's darker adaptation of the source material -- as opposed to the sunny Christopher Reeve-led films directed by Richard Donner -- ran into trouble at the ticket booth, earning just $200 million domestically and $300 worldwide, curtailing any thought of a sequel and grounding the Kryptonian until next summer's pure reboot, Man of Steel.
PHOTOS: Batman Through the Years: Stars that Have Played the Caped Crusader
Since then, Routh has worked and featured in plenty of movies but has not become the star that a successful superhero franchise promises to make its leading do-gooder. He stars in the upcoming CBS comedy Partners, about which his EP David Kohan joked at this weekend's TCAs, "The step from superhero to gay man isn't a big step, is it?"
He can take heart, at least, in that he's not the only one whose career didn't exactly soar after putting on tights and fighting crime.
Reeve would be known for his role as Clark Kent -- and very little else. Before he was paralyzed in a 1995 horse-riding accident, his career was largely made up of small films and TV movies. There was a lead role in Somewhere in Time, his first film after 1978's Superman; the Sidney Lumet adaptation of Broadway's Death Trap, which received solid reviews; the well-received Street Smart with Morgan Freeman; and a supporting role in the period piece The Remains of the Day. Nothing came close to his caped days.
Batman, DC's other huge property, has proved to be a mixed bag for its masked men. Michael Keaton, who played the Caped Crusader in the first two modern big-screen adaptations from Tim Burton, no doubt earned major plaudits and big box-office cash for his take on Bruce Wayne. And when he stepped away from the role, he had a few hits, including a supporting turn in Much Ado About Nothing and the lead in Ron Howard's The Paper. But a few bombs put him on the backburner, and it's largely been voice acting for him of late, including roles in Pixar's Cars and Toy Story 3.
Val Kilmer next got the keys to the Batmobile. Up to that point, in 1995, he was on his way to superstardom; he was Iceman in Top Gun, earned praise for his take on Jim Morrison in The Doors, played Doc Holliday in Tombstone and featured in True Romance. In 1995, he had a hit in Heat, but after that year, he never made a huge film again; among the many lemons, such as The Saint and The Island of Dr. Moreau, he had a few cult hits including Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and Bad Lieutenant, but his star has dimmed considerably.
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George Clooney, his Batman successor, has had a bit of a different career trajectory, of course -- even though his turn as the Caped Crusader crashed the franchise for years (though most blame director Joel Schumacher).
A new class of heroes has emerged in the 21st century, though many of their fates are yet to be decided. Tobey Maguire used his Spider-Man franchise to earn himself plenty of prestige roles (he leads in this winter's The Great Gatsby and earned praise for Seabiscuit and Brothers), but another Marvel hero was not so lucky: Eric Bana was the first of what is now three Incredible Hulks, with his 2003 Ang Lee-directed flick bombing all around. Still, he's had success in its wake, including Munich, Star Trek and Hanna.


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PARIS (AP) -- In his first match since returning from a four-month doping ban, Marin Cilic beat Dutch qualifier Igor Sijsling 5-7, 6-1, 6-4 Monday to reach the second round of the Paris Masters.
The Croatian served 22 aces and hit 42 winners to only 17 for Sijsling.
Cilic tested positive for a banned stimulant in May but claimed he had not intended to ingest it in a glucose tablet bought at a pharmacy.
Feliciano Lopez, Lukas Rosol, Robin Haase and Santiago Giraldo also advanced to the next round.
Lopez outlasted Bernard Tomic 6-4, 6-7 (4), 7-6 (1). The Spaniard failed to serve out the match at 5-4 in the second set but he recovered in the tiebreaker of the third set by winning the last six points.
Rosol beat Jeremy Chardy 6-3, 6-4, Haase defeated Denis Istomin 7-6 (8), 6-3, and Giraldo edged wild card Adrian Mannarino 6-3, 2-6, 6-4.
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July 31, 2014 Also: a novel by Oscar Hijuelos will be published posthumously; Stephen Marche on the inevitability of literary failure.
July 31, 2014 Yelena Akhtiorskaya's debut is a funny, sometimes heartbreaking, uniquely American chronicle of a family of Soviet immigrants who have transplanted a bit of their home to Brooklyn's Brighton Beach.
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July 30, 2014 One of the nation's most diverse counties boasts a library system befitting the distinction. Since launching a program for immigrants, it's worked to keep pace with the borough's changing population.
July 30, 2014 Also: Rand Paul plans to come out with a book in 2015; Jesse Ventura was awarded almost $2 million in a defamation suit.
July 30, 2014 Author Christiane Dorion distills complex scientific concepts into bite-sized explanations. "You can teach anything to children if you pitch it at the right level and use the right words," she says.
July 30, 2014 Amy Bloom's new novel follows two half-sisters from a disastrous stint in 1920s Hollywood, to happiness with an unexpected, impromptu family group in the disruptive years around World War II.
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Tag: China
China Barks At United States, 'Stay Out Of Our Waters!' (VIDEO)
China said on Friday it would not stand for violations of its territorial waters in the name of freedom of navigation, as the United States considers sailing warships close to China's artificial islands in the South China Sea.
HERE COMES CHINA: Beijing Sending Troops To Join Russian War In Syria
Igor Morozov, member of the Russian Federation Committee on International Affairs claimed about the beginning of the military operation by China against the IS terrorists.
China Rocked With New Explosions In Shandong 3 Weeks After Tianjin Attack
A huge blast has ripped through the Chinese city of Shandong following a reported chemical factory explosion just weeks after around 158 were killed in a similar incident.
Panic On Wall Street As Stock Market Drops 500 Points In Wild Slide Down
"Right now there is a feeling of fear in the marketplace and all news is interpreted negatively and it's interpreted indiscriminately," said Tom Digenan, head of U.S. equities as UBS Global Asset Management.
US Navy On High Alert As China And Russia To Launch Largest-Ever Joint War Games
The Chinese and Russian navies are gearing up for their largest ever joint exercises, slated to begin Thursday in the Pacific with more than 20 ships from the two nations and to feature anti-submarine operations as well as a joint-beach landing.
Were Massive Chinese Explosions A Warning Shot From United States Over Devalued Yuan?
Was the Tianjin explosion waged as an act of kinetic retaliation by the Pentagon in response to China's devalued Yuan currency war?
Images Of Devastation After Massive Chinese Explosions Reveal A 'War Zone'
Daylight has arrived after the massive explosion in the Chinese port of Tianjin, and reveals nothing but devastation, or as the following tweet from Offbeat China describes it, "a warzone"
Was A Nuclear Weapon Just Detonated In China? (VIDEO)
According to the official Chinese Seismological Network, two blasts occurred in the city, a first explosion equivalent to the detonation of 3 tons of TNT, and a second, much larger explosion 30 seconds later which was equivalent to a detonation of about 21 tons of TNT.
China Shows The World How To Deal With Muslim Jihadis Who Want To Join ISIS
Images broadcast on Chinese television showed the Muslim Uighurs suspects sat hooded and bound as they were flown back to an undisclosed location in China.
China Overtakes Obama's America As World's Largest Economy
Sorry, America. China just overtook the US to become the world's largest economy, according to the International Monetary Fund. Chris Giles at the Financial Times flagged up the change.
China And Iran Begin Historic First-Ever Joint Naval Drills In The Persian Gulf Today
Two Chinese warships have docked at Iran's principal naval port for the first time in history, Iranian admirals told state television on Sunday, adding that the countries would conduct four days of joint naval exercises.
China Playing Foley Beheading On Giant Outdoor TV To Warn It's People About ISIS (VIDEO)
In a strikingly different approach to the threat of jihad terror, the Chinese government wants it people to understand the horror and savagery of the jihadists that threaten that country.
Snubbing Obama, Russia And China Sign Historic Deal To Bypass The U.S. Dollar
"These actions in Russia, including China's voracious appetite for gold, these actions are meaningful steps away from the dollar," Jim Rickards, partner at Tangent Capital Partners
Breathtaking Video Shows What It Would Look Like If You Could Actually Fly
This breathtaking footage of two wingsuit divers leaping from the top of a 4,600ft Chinese high mountain will blow you away.
On Obama's Watch, Detroit Is About To Become A Major Communist Chinese City
As Detroit continues to crumble and disappear in its current form, a "Chinese Phoenix" may be rising out of the ashes. Chinese buyers are scooping up dilapidated homes throughout the once great Motor City in hopes of turning the town into a "little Beijing."
Russia And China To Hold War Games In East China Sea
China said on Wednesday it would conduct joint naval drills with Russia in the East China Sea off Shanghai in late May, in what it called a bid to deepen military cooperation.
Michelle Obama Proudly And Wildly Waves The Flags Of Red Chinese Communism
Michelle Obama grasped a Communist Red Chinese flag in both hands, and got to jumpin' and shoutin' the likes of which she has never displayed for things American. There is no known image that exists of her doing the same thing with the American flag.
China Joins Russia In Support For Ukraine Military Action
Russia has said China is largely "in agreement" over Ukraine, after other world powers condemned Moscow for sending troops into the country.
Obama Tells Hagel To Shrink Army to Pre-World War II Level
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel plans to shrink the United States Army to its smallest force since before the World War II buildup and eliminate an entire class of Air Force attack jets in a new spending proposal that officials describe as the first Pentagon budget to aggressively push the military off the war footing adopted after the terror attacks of 2001.
Military Tensions Between US, China And Japan Sharply Rising
If conflict does come, it will be waged with the high-tech weapons of our own time: warplanes manned and unmanned, missiles, cyber-attack weapons and the many instruments of destruction guided from space satellites.
REVEALED! China Military Reveals Plans For Nuclear Attack On America
Chinese nuclear attacks will mainly target the key cities on the West Coast of the United States, such as Seattle, Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego
Giant Hornets Reminiscent Of The Locusts In Book Of Revelation Now Terrorizing China
Swarms of deadly hornets have killed more than 40 people and injured more than 1,600 in northern China. At least 37 patients are in a critical or serious condition in hospitals, according to Shaanxi provincial government.
Russia And China Warn US On Syria Strike
Russia and China have stepped up their warnings against military intervention in Syria, with Moscow saying any such action would have "catastrophic consequences" for the region. The US and its allies are considering launching strikes on Syria in response to deadly attacks last week. The US said there was "undeniable" proof of a chemical attack, […]
China's Military Is Preparing For War In Cyberspace
China's military is preparing for war in cyberspace involving space attacks on satellites and the use of both military and civilian personnel for a digital "people's war," according to an internal Chinese defense report.


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U.S. Pushes Forward With Yucca Mountain, Despite Federal Appellate Court Ruling
The U.S. government will continue development of the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste depository in Nevada despite a recent court ruling requiring the U.S. government to increase safeguards against nuclear leaks, Reuters reported today (see GSN, June 10).
"We are still on track toward submitting a license application in December of this year, and opening the repository and beginning waste acceptance in 2010," Deputy Energy Secretary Kyle McSlarrow said during a Senate Energy Committee Hearing.
The U.S. Court of Appeals last week blocked Nevada's efforts to stop plans to store 77,000 tons of nuclear power and defense waste at the facility. The court, however, ruled that the Bush administration had ignored National Academy of Sciences safety recommendations and must provide safeguards against radiation leaks that could peak in 300,000 years, Reuters reported.
It would be "impossible" to provide protection over 300 millennia, said Senator Pete Domenici (R-N.M.) (Reuters/CNN.com, July 15).
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The Case for Highly Enriched Uranium-Free Zones
June 26, 2015
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Brazil Submarine Capabilities
June 24, 2015
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This article provides an overview of the United States' historical and current policies relating to nuclear, chemical, biological and missile proliferation.


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Kigali Update 5
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Kigali Update 4
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Kigali Update 3
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Kigali Team Update 2
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In Their Own Words
Categories: Alumni, Faculty, General, Missions, Programs, Seminary, Students
A professor, an alumnus, and a student share about the interconnectedness of the Multnomah family.
Dr. Roger Trautmann, Associate Professor of Pastoral Ministries
On April 21, 2010, Linda Wood, a graduate of Multnomah Biblical Seminary, shared with students in my Orientation to Institutional Ministries class, a chaplaincy track course. She described her call and preparation for police chaplaincy. God has given her sensitivity to this ministry through her experiences as a wife and mother of police officers. In this line of work officers face many challenges, not only in their personal lives but also in their public role. A chaplain gives assistance in the care of officers and their family as well as service to the public through emergency response, death notifications, domestic issues and the like. Linda explained the practical training that she receives to support her work as well as the prayer support and personal resources that bless her in this ministry role. She provided "street" wisdom for the students in my class as well as stories of opportunities she has been given to demonstrate and declare the good news of God's love and grace because of her front-line ministry. The class was greatly enriched by Linda's presentation.
Rev. Linda Wood, M.A. Pastoral Studies, '00
Greetings fellow Alumni! Recently I received the annual call from a college student requesting a donation to the school. What a special blessing! I always enjoy taking a few minutes to talk to the student, ask how he/she is doing, and answer their questions. Of course, the students always ask how they can pray for me, my family and ministry. This time the student (Katie Wendel) and I made a special connection and we agree that it was definitely a God thing. We found out that we share an interest in horses and since I was going to be at the school to talk to Dr. Trautmann's class, Katie and I decided to meet. What a joy to spend time with this young woman! When my husband and I found out that she was from out of state we decided to 'adopt' her while she is in school. It hit me that this young woman could not afford to fly home for the holidays except Christmas. We can always add one more to our table to join our family and I would hope if it was my child, someone would do that for them. God blessed Katie and I. We connected almost immediately, and I know she will fit into our family. I would like to encourage others to think about adding this type of blessing to your lives. God bless each of you.
Katie Wendel, Student Phone-A-Thon Caller
Educational Ministries major with Women's Ministry emphasis
Hometown: Farmington, Utah
Favorite Class: Gender and Ministry with Bonnie Kopp
Plans after Multnomah: Masters in Counseling program
As a student caller at Multnomah, we call Multnomah alumni once a semester to keep them updated on campus life and talk with them about their lives. I called Linda Wood and started talking with her when her husband came home. She asked me to hold on for one moment and proceeded to have a quick conversation with her husband about his physical therapy. I heard Linda ask her husband what the physical therapist said about riding. Being a horse person myself, I asked her what kind of riding she was speaking about. We proceeded to discuss her time at Multnomah and her husband's love for horses. She offered to have me out to their house to ride after they purchased another horse. She mentioned that she was coming to the seminary to speak in a class and that it would be a great opportunity to meet so I could get to know her and see pictures of her babies (both horses and grandchildren). I feel so privileged to have an opportunity to establish a relationship with such an awesome woman of God. In our short meeting, I got to talk with Linda and discuss where I am going as a student at Multnomah. Linda was so encouraging and I am looking forward to getting to know her better.
Kigali Kollection Makes Front Page News
Categories: Alumni, Books, Faculty, General, Media, Missions, Students
Just In Time For 15,000
Last Friday (March 19th) at 10:20 a.m. the 15,000th book was entered in to the library database. And, probably in honor of Dr. Garry Friesen who's been running the program, the final book was "Mere Christianity" by C.S. Lewis!
Now Go Comment and Share
The Oregonian Photos taken by one of their staff photographers turned out really well too. Be sure to go to the story on OregonLive to comment and share it via the buttons at the bottom of the article.
Or, share it via the share buttons at the bottom of this post!
We'd also like to thank writer Nancy Haught, photographer Brent Wojahn, and their editors for doing such a great write-up to bring attention to this very important story!
Still Donating To Haiti Earthquake Relief
Categories: Books, General, Missions, Students
Multnomah students raised over $2000 for Haiti earthquake relief during the week of the Global Ministries Conference. (And we're sure the dollar amount is much higher now - but we weren't able to confirm exactly how much at time of posting).
Haitian Seminary Collapses
Bruce and Cindy McMartin, grads of Multnomah, teach at a seminary in Haiti which recently collapsed because of the earthquake. All funds collected will be sent to help them.
There have been reports that there are around 5000 people camped out on a campus that holds roughly 200 students! There is no place to use the restroom (save for holes they've dug), medical supplies run out fast, and food/water supplies run short.
Burying Dead Students
And more disturbing than all of this is that we've heard reports that they even had to bury some dead students on the campus grounds because there was no other place to put them.
Now, try to imagine all of this on the Multnomah campus - but with far fewer resources!
Please Help
- Financial gifts can be given at the Student Accounts Office for the "Haiti Fund"
- Gifts can be given through March 5th
- 503.251.5343
- Attn: Business Office
8435 NE Glisan Street
Portland, OR 97220
Kigali Library Update
Categories: Alumni, Books, Faculty, General, Missions, Pray For MU, Students
For those of you who have been involved with or following the Kigali Kollection story here - we have an update for you.
Get caught up on the full story of our partnership with Rwanda's Kigali Bible College and Africa New Life Ministries.
Let's Get 15,000
Africa New Life is planning to send all the books in a container from Portland on March 31. We are now praying for a BIGGER and FASTER miracle. The goal of 15,000 books has still not been met!
Current book total: 13,592 (74 new books since last week!)
If any of you have books or know of anyone who does, then please get them to us by March 15th so they can make it on the container ship!
- Dr. Garry Friesen at firstname.lastname@example.com
- Debbie Chin at email@example.com or 503.251.6400
- More info at Africa New Life Ministries
MLK Service Day Wrap-up
Categories: Dr. Lockwood, General, Media, Missions, Students
Dr. Lockwood joined 95 students from Multnomah University, who gave up their holiday "day off", to take part in the first ever college and university MLK Jr Day of Service here in Portland. Estimates of 1,200-1,300 students were at the rally from 11 colleges and universities and 1,100 at the service projects.
The day of service began at 9 a.m. with a rally at Concordia, including music by King Elementary School's choir and remarks from Portland Mayor Sam Adams, Concordia President Charles Schlimpert and Pastor Mark Strong of Life Change Christian Center.
Immediately following the rally, student's boarded busses for project sites across Portland. There was a wide variety of projects included refurbishing schools, churches and community centers.
The day inspired some intense conversation about the meaning of service and what students can do with their skills and talents! MU students really valued working with other college students and learning why they serve compared to why MU students were serving.
In 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. proclaimed, "Everybody can be great because everybody can serve." Each year, colleges and universities hold events in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. throughout the country. This year, these efforts became collaborative; to enable college students from around the Portland Metro area both learn and serve together for greater community-wide impact.
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José Mourinho has dismissed concerns about Branislav Ivanovic
Chelsea boss José Mourinho has dismissed concerns that he does not trust defender Branislav Ivanovic anymore after dropping the Serbian to the bench for the Champions League match against Maccabi Tel Aviv.
Ivanovic has come under huge criticism since the start of the campaign. His form has been a major reason behind Chelsea already conceding more goals than any other team in the league this season. Another defender who has also shared the blame is defender John Terry. Coming on the back of his most impressive season with Chelsea, it is surprising to see Terry's form hit so hard.
Branislav Ivanovic has grown into one of the important numbers at the club
Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic has grown into one of the important numbers at the club, which seemed unlikely after making a £ 9 million move in 2009.
He rarely featured for the first-team immediately upon his arrival. It was then suggested that he may return back to eastern European football. His breakthrough at the club came under Ancelotti and he has never looked back since. Ivanovic comes on the back of a brilliant campaign with Chelsea and it saw him lift the second Premier League title in his career. After having won the league title for the first time since 2010, Chelsea will be hoping to retain the trophy next season.
Jose Mourinho reckons that defender Branislav Ivanovic can play as a striker
Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho reckons that defender Branislav Ivanovic can play as a striker in order to help the club overcome the injury crisis upfront.
Ivanovic is one of the top goal scorers from defence with the Serbian managing to find the back of the net on a regular basis for both club and national teams. Most of his goals have come from headers, but he is also equally good with his feet. These qualities will appeal to Mourinho when his Chelsea team take on QPR at Loftus Road. The blues go into the match without two of their first choice strikers – Diego Costa and Loic Remy – both sidelined due to niggling injuries.
Branislav Ivanovic contract with Chelsea will End soon
Branislav Ivanovic's contract with Chelsea will be reaching it's end next year and all signs are pointing towards the Serbian defender having his contract extended beyond the current one which expires in 2016.
The 31 year old right-back Ivanovic was signed by Chelsea for a transfer fee that's believed to be in the region of €9 million and so far he has turned out to be a key figure for the Premier League as the defender is one of the most consistent players and first choices for Jose Mourinho.
Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid have displayed interest in signing BranislavIvanovic but the player is not expected to make a move outside of Stamford Bridge as Jose Mourinho has praised Ivanovic on a number of occasions.
Ivanovic rediscovers his form
Chelsea's 5-3 defeat at Tottenham was arguably the best game in the English Premier League to date, but it could have proved to be a damaging defeat.
Losing to a North London rival is one thing, but the manner in which Tottenham ruthlessly exposed Chelsea's defensive vulnerabilities and uncharacteristic errors resulted in a day to forget for Jose Mourinho's side.
Branislav Ivanovic was part of the Blues defence who simply had a bad day at the office, with the Serbian struggling to nullify the threat of Danny Rose and Nacer Chadli as both players caused havoc throughout down the left wing.
Serbia not able to attract fans in Euro Qualifying Match
Serbia's had to play their latest 2016 Euro's qualifying match with an empty stadium as the national team is serving a 2 game crowd ban after their previous incident with Albania.
Serbia played against Denmark and despite taking the early lead; it was the visiting team that emerged as the victorious side thanks to goals from NicklasBendtner and Simon Kjaer.
NemanjaMatic spread the ball over to the left wing which eventually landed in the path of ZoranTosic and the Serbian midfielder gave his country the lead at the 6th minute of the match. It was a superb start for the hosts but from there on out Denmark started to grow in the game as they collected the ball and gained more possession than their opponents but failed on actually scoring in the first half.
Jose Mourinho unhappy with Branislav Ivanovic
Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic has claimed that Jose Mourinho was extremely unhappy with the player's performance in the recent 1-1 draw against Maribor.
Chelsea could have sealed qualification to the last 16 stages of the Champions League with a victory against the Slovenian outfit. However, they only managed a point and will have to wait until the next match in order to confirm their progress. Even though Chelsea are undefeated in the season so far, Mourinho was unhappy with the slow start made by his players in this match. Ivanovic, who has been a regular for Chelsea since the return of Mourinho, says that Mourinho wanted Chelsea to be more offensive in the second half.
Irvine showing he can perform as Coach
Alan Irvine's appointment as the new coach of West Bromwich Albion came as a surprise to many fans of the Premier League club taking into consideration all the options of managers that were available but instead the officials of the club opted to go with someone who has never before coached a club in the Premier League.
Irvine was delegated with the role of coaching West Bromwich Albion on June 14 of the ongoing year and during the first few months it took some time for positive results to be seen as the club sustained successive draws with Sunderland and Southampton before losing with Swansea City and Everton.
Ivanovic Expects Attractive Football
Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic has claimed that he expects the club to play an attractive style of football in the coming campaign. The club wasted no time in strengthen their squad after the opening of the transfer window. They have brought in Diego Costa, Cesc Fabregas, and Filipe Luis, while Thibaut Courtois has also been recalled from his loan spell at Atletico Madrid. These three acquisitions are expected to bring a different style of football to the club. Cesc Fabregas, in particular, is known as a player who can find the precise passes to unlock defences.
Ivanovic On Arsenal Radar
Branislav Ivanovic is believed to be on the radar of Arsenal, but, it doesn't seem that the Gunners would succeed in securing the services of the defender.
The transfer fee that Arsenal has planned to offer Chelsea is somewhere close to 8 million Pounds. In all likelihood, this bid would be rejected by the Blues as they rate the Serbian international fairly highly and would not let him go at a penny less than 15 million Pounds.
Also, Ivanovic would demand very high salary, probably about 150 thousand Pounds on a weekly basis, which Arsenal is unlikely to agree on.
The Gunners are expected to lose Thomas Vermaelen who has been one of their key centre-backs in the last few years. The Belgian is rumoured to be all set to make his way to Old Trafford.


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