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Britain needs a new independent media regulator to eliminate a subculture of unethical behaviour that infected segments of the country's press, a senior judge has said at the end of a year-long inquiry into newspaper wrongdoing.
Lord Justice Brian Leveson said a new regulatory body should be established in law to prevent more people being hurt by "press behaviour that, at times, can only be described as outrageous."
But UK Prime Minister David Cameron balked at that idea, warning that passing a new law to set up the body would mean "crossing the Rubicon" toward state regulation of the press.
Leveson issued his 2000-page report at the end of a media ethics inquiry that was triggered by revelations of tabloid phone hacking and expanded to engulf senior figures in politics, the police and Rupert Murdoch's media empire.
His proposals will likely be welcomed by victims of press intrusion and some politicians, who want to see the country's rambunctious press reined in. But some editors and lawmakers fear any new body could curtail freedom of the press.
Cameron welcomed Leveson's proposal for a new regulator with powers to settle disputes, order corrections and fine offenders.
But he said that asking legislators to enshrine it in law meant "crossing the Rubicon of writing elements of press regulation into the law of the land."
"I believe that we should be wary of any legislation that has the potential to infringe free speech and a free press," Cameron told lawmakers in the House of Commons. "In this House which has been a bulwark of democracy for centuries, we should think very, very carefully before crossing this line."
Leveson insisted in his report that politicians and the government should play no role in regulating the press, which should be done by a new body with much stronger powers than the current Press Complaints Commission.
He said "what is needed is a genuinely independent and effective system of self-regulation."
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"The ball moves back into the politicians' court: they must now decide who guards the guardians," he said.
He said the new body should be composed of members of the public including former journalists and academics - but no serving editors or politicians. It should have the power to demand prominent corrections in newspapers and to levy fines of up to 1 million pounds.
Critics of the tabloid press generally welcomed the report.
Former Formula One boss Max Mosley, who sued Murdoch's News Corp. for invasion of privacy over claims he had taken art in a Nazi-themed orgy, said Leveson's report went in the right direction, although "I would have liked to see more."
Campaign group Hacked Off said Leveson's proposals "are reasonable and proportionate and we call on all parties to get together to implement them as soon as possible."
Cameron set up the Leveson inquiry after revelations of illegal eavesdropping by Rupert Murdoch's now-defunct News of the World tabloid sparked a criminal investigation and a wave of public revulsion.
The furor erupted in 2011 when it was revealed that the News of the World had eavesdropped on the mobile phone voicemails of slain schoolgirl Milly Dowler while police were searching for the 13-year-old.
Murdoch shut down the 168-year-old newspaper in July 2011. His UK newspaper company, News International, has paid millions in damages to dozens of hacking victims, and faces lawsuits from dozens more, from celebrities, politicians, athletes and crime victims whose voicemails were hacked in the paper's quest for scoops.
Leveson heard evidence from hundreds of journalists, politicians, lawyers and victims of press intrusion during months of hearings that provided a dramatic, sometimes comic and often poignant window on the workings of the media.
Witnesses ranged from celebrities such as Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling and Hugh Grant - who both complained of intrusive treatment - to the parents of Dowler, who described how learning that their daughter's voicemail had been accessed had given them false hope that she was alive.
Leveson said that the ongoing criminal investigation constrained him from accusing other newspapers of illegal behaviour, but argued there was a subculture of unethical behaviour "within some parts of some titles."
While many editors have denied knowing about phone hacking, Leveson said it "was far more than a covert, secret activity, known to nobody save one or two practitioners of the 'dark arts.'"
More broadly, he said newspapers had been guilty of "recklessness in prioritising sensational stories almost irrespective of the harm the stories may cause."
"In each case, the impact has been real and, in some cases, devastating," the judge said.
The hacking scandal has rocked Britain's press, political and police establishments, who were revealed to enjoy an often cozy relationship in which drinks, dinners and sometimes money were traded for influence and information.
Several senior police officers resigned over the failure aggressively to pursue an investigation of phone hacking at the News of the World in 2007. But Leveson said that "the inquiry has not unearthed extensive evidence of police corruption.
Leveson said over the past three decades, political parties "have had or developed too close a relationship with the press in a way which has not been in the public interest."
He acquitted senior politicians of wrongdoing, but recommended that political parties publish statements "setting out, for the public, an explanation of the approach they propose to take as a matter of party policy in conducting relationships with the press."
Cameron is under intense pressure from both advocates and opponents of a new law to set up a press regulator. He is also tainted by his own ties to prominent figures in the scandal.
Former Murdoch editors and journalists charged with phone hacking, police bribery or other wrongdoing include Cameron's former spokesman, Andy Coulson, and ex-News of the World editor Rebekah Brooks, a friend of the prime minister.
Coulson and Brooks appeared in court earlier today on charges of paying public officials for information.
Cameron called on the press to implement Leveson's proposals quickly.
"While nobody wants to see full statutory regulation, the status quo is not an option," he said. "The system of press regulation we have is badly broken and it has let down victims badly."
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| Guest chapter 2 . 3/14/2015
I don't understand what you mean by "mention me in his credits."
| Scattycow chapter 3 . 3/14/2015
Most ridiculous story I've ever read. No wonder you abandoned it, it's unrealistic and stupid.
The way you havetried to excuse Edward is just illogical.
Secret meeting place that only Bella and Edward knew about? How did everyone else know about it then.
Edwards Dad starving him and hospitalising him? Why didn't the doctors, hell even Bella who loved him, not notice this?
He would NEVER have been dumped from the basketball team by the captain without the coaches permission and why would he do that if he was so good?
If Edward had assaulted the captain to the point that he couldn't play anymore, he would be in jail.
If he was that cut up about Bella leaving him, why did he have a different girl on his arm every week?
You really are not a good writer.
| Scattycow chapter 2 . 3/14/2015
Sure hope you aren't planning to try to redeem this cunt!
He deserves a drive by.
Why didn't Charlie prosecute?
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Loved the creativity in this chapter!
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Why haven't you updated for many years?
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I loveeeeee your story:)
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I like it but I feel like something terrible is going to happen. Very good so far.
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Skip to comments."Key" Human Ancestor Found: Fossils Link Apes, First Humans?
Posted on 04/11/2010 1:38:48 PM PDT by valkyry1
Identified via two-million-year-old fossils, a new human ancestor dubbed Australopithecus sediba may be the "key transitional species" between the apelike australopithecinesand the first Homo, or human, species, according to a new study.
(Excerpt) Read more at news.nationalgeographic.com ...
A year from now, another report will come out showing this is just a deformed homosapien, but won't get any news coverage. That's usually how these things work.
I believe in evolution. The chimps are one step away from becoming liberals. We can turn them around.
dubbed Australopithecusobama sediba
Yes as time goes its significance will diminish as it does with all 'the missing links'.
Thanks for the inclusion.
Wait a few years and they will revamp the chain yet again.
I am so old that in my school books neanderthal man was in the depicted chain.
Why are they asking me?
I'm so old that I'm in the chain.
It sounds more like they are telling you/us. No dissension allowed.
No it did not, it looked like a giant chimp with a saggital crest.
More importantly, Physical Anthropologists care more about the hips and feet than the face.
How do they know it wasn't another endangered species that went extinct?
Bob, Bob is that you?
The truth is they dont.
This dog and pony show is getting wearisome.
I totally agree. Yet on an evolutionist website they called it a 'spectacular find', and to them this is hard science.
Australopithecus sediba in the flesh......err, I mean bone
Maybe with all these missing links, including the humorous Piltdown man, we should look for some other explanation.
And these evolutionists ridicule Sarah Palin for her creationism (which she would not impose of the schools if President)?
Neo-Darwinists often engage in a frustrating tautology, using the course of evolution to "prove" natural selection--and vice versa. If evolution were merely a scientific theory that was open to evaluation based on the evidence, then its evidentiary failings would be freely acknowledged and additional theories could be considered as they are warranted.
But far from being a free marketplace of ideas where scientists consider themselves at liberty to pursue the evidence where it leads, the modern scientific establishment has bound itself to a single system of interpretation, with myriad variations but one bottom line: evolution is fact, and alternatives must be rejected out of hand. Thus the tenets of evolution have become a matter of faith, the foundation of a worldview where random chance is the organizing principle and survival of the fittest is the highest law.
And like other systems of belief, it has its clerics (those invested as scientific authorities), its adherents (e.g., the education system and the media), its mission (to apply its "truth" to every sphere of human endeavor through research in the fields of biology, geology, cosmology, psychology, etc.)--and, of course, its heretics. Enter the evangelists of evolution, troubleshooters who step in to defend the evolutionary community from "the ignorant, the stupid, or insane."
One thing that is a possibility is that in the past, there were creatures that were apes but with different abilities or feature than current apes. Why every discovery (if it is one) has to be a "link" I have no idea.
Other than clutching at straws, of course!
I am not a believer in these "scientists" or global warming. I think this one is a money grab.
Most likely. Get some grants, write papers and make speeches, maybe a book.
It's Darth Vader!
Here we go again, ping.....
They never will find that missing link because none exists.
Man didn't evolve from apes or apelike creatures or whatever it is they are calling it these days.
"But we're sure they're related to us living millions of years later", said Iva Grant, team leader and attorney representing the deceased in a wrongful death suit.
1. Created here from scratch recently
2. Brought here from elsewhere in the cosmos
3. Genetically re-engineered from one of the hominids.
Here's the basic problem: In order to be descended from something via any sort of process resembling evolution, at some point, you have to be able to interbreed with the something.
Now, it was always a big mystery as to why there was never any evidence of crossbreeding between modern humans and neanderthals despite evidence of the two groups living in close proximity for long periods of time; one fairly good description of the problem was published in Discover Magazine around 96.
And then, in the late 90s, they resolved the mystery by analyzing neanderthal DNA; the result they turned up was that neanderthal dna was about halfway between ours and that of a chimpanzee and pretty much everybody involved in these studies views that as altogether eliminating the neanderthal as a plausible human ancestor. Even standard sources like PLOS Biology agree with this assessment.
Again as I noted, all other hominids were further removed from us THAN the neanderthal. In other words, if you wanted to go on thinking that we are descended from hominids, you would have to produce some new hominid closer to us both in time and morphology THAN the neanderthal and the works and remains of such a creature would be all over the map and exceedingly easy to find, had he ever existed. There is, of course, zero evidence of it.
The basic bottom line is that there is nothing on this planet which we could plausibly be descended from via any process resembling evolution.
Amazing! How many times are they going to find, "key transitional species?"
There is and was no need for any crossbreeding between species for there to be descent via evolutionary processes.
The closest relative to a human in DNA is the chimpanzee, and the closest relative to a chimpanzee in DNA is the human being. Humans and chimps are closer to each other in DNA than either is to a gorilla. The endogenous retroviral markers show the evidence of our common descent.
Evolution as a model, explains these observations.
Creationism does not.
As many times as the last *key transitional species* turns out to - *oopsie* - not be a transitional after all.
Thanks for the ping!
This thread is not about creationists, its about the latest 'missing link'. So if you cant defend your ideas without that as a strawmwan you dont really have an argument.
BTW talkorigns and other evolutionist websites describe their tactics for attacking creationists, so when people as yourself engage in that, its easy to recognize.
Can you defend the comment?
And yes, scientists routinely point out that Creationists don't know much about science (or much of anything, as the more educated one is the less likely they are to be a creationist), and when creationists try to talk about science they usually get even the basics horribly wrong.
The truth, it IS a tactic. And a rather effective one.
While you have nothing here but your claim about being 'a relative' and channeling Dawkins with your creationist strawman.
The evolutionists have been all over the place with their origin of man from baboons, the chimpanzee, the orang-utang, or the gorilla, and more lately some mythical pre-ape creature.
the modern scientific establishment has bound itself to a single system of interpretation, with myriad variations but one bottom line: evolution is fact, and alternatives must be rejected out of hand. Thus the tenets of evolution have become a matter of faith, the foundation of a worldview where random chance is the organizing principle and survival of the fittest is the highest law.
And like other systems of belief, it has its clerics (those invested as scientific authorities), its adherents (e.g., the education system and the media), its mission (to apply its "truth" to every sphere of human endeavor through research in the fields of biology, geology, cosmology, psychology, etc.)--and, of course, its heretics. Enter the evangelists of evolution, troubleshooters who step in to defend the evolutionary community from "the ignorant, the stupid, or insane."
Evolutionary biology has never postulated descent of man from the orangutan or the gorilla; but has always postulated the same thing, that humans descended via common descent from other apes, and that our most recent common ancestor is shared, among living apes, with the chimpanzee.
Talk about a strawman. Why do you feel you have to invent untruths about evolutionary biology?
Perhaps you time would be better served actually LEARNING something about it rather than inventing untruths about it.
But if you wanted to learn something, instead of proudly insisting you already know, you wouldn't be a creationist.
All that evolutionary biology needs is circular logic saying that it is true, everything else is interchangeable and easily replaced.
Now all the evolutionist hyperbole aside, the latest missing link is obviously another ape. It was 4' tall, had long arms and hands and a very small brain.
For one thing, unlike human species but like other australopithecines, A. sediba had a very small brain. The fossil species also had long ape-like arms with primitive wrists that were well suited for climbing trees.
Not at all what the poster said. Neanderthal IS closer in DNA to humans than to a chimp, that doesn't tell you if it was in a direct line of descent that led to humans.
Creationist "science"; invent a ludicrous requirement, point out that reality doesn't support the ludicrous requirement - conclude that the science is faulty because it doesn't live up to your invented criteria.
All that evolutionary or ANY science needs is a model that explains the data. Common descent of species explains the data as to why humans and chimps are closer to each other than either is to a gorilla. It also explains why we and other apes form a pattern of similarity and divergence in our ERV sequences.
Creationism as a model doesn't explain the data. Most creationists don't know understand or even CARE to know the data.
The latest fossil find is obviously of a species of bipedal ape.
Humans are, zoologically, a bipedal ape; the only one extant upon the Earth today.
At differnt times and places apparently there were several different species of bipedal apes.
Once again evolutionary science has a model that explains every observation. Once again creationism has nothing, does nothing, explains nothing, and doesn't lead anyone to any further knowledge.
Just the way creationists like it!
After all, the more someone learns the less likely they are to be a creationist!
For example, A. sediba's arms are too longtoo apelikeand the species isn't as well adapted for upright walking as some scientists expect the direct ancestor to the first humans to be, Wood said.
Also, at 1.95 to 1.78 million years old, the A. sediba fossils simply aren't old enough to represent an ancestor to Homo, said anthropologist Brian Richmond, also of George Washington University. (Explore a prehistoric time line.)
"It's hard to argue this is the ancestor of Homo when it's occurring much later than the earliest members of the genus Homo by half a million years," Richmond said, referring to an early fossil of H. habilis that dates back to 2.3 million years ago.
Humans are, zoologically speaking, apes. The two closest related apes are humans and chimps.
It could be just another extinct BIPEDAL ape.
Evolutionary science has a model that explains where bipedal apes came from.
Creationism has nothing.
It's not a science. And well of course it has a model that makes such explanations. Evolutionism is based on atheistic philosophy (or a mixture of them) and it becomes its own religion. Thats why the model works so well for them.
The evolutionist is either unaware of this or tries to keep that knowledge hidden.
Evolutionary science is not based upon any philosophy other than the scientific method. One can accept the theory and be of any religious faith. Most Christian denominations have no problem with acceptance of any scientific theory, including evolution.
Most scientists in the USA are, like myself, people of faith in God. Creationists are either unaware of this or try to keep that knowledge hidden.
It seems that creationists are aware that they cannot win the argument on its merits, so they attempt to mischaracterize the struggle as being "science" vs "god"; instead of the reality being the science helps us to discover the reality that God created.
Maybe explaining the past. That's nice.
And of what benefit is that?
FWIW, creationists have an explanation of where man came from as well, so we're even.
Oh? The scientific method is a philosophy?
And what about naturalistic materialism? You mean science isn't based on that as well?
So what is the second closest relative?
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TAMPA, Fla. -- Tampa Bay Lightning captain Dave Andreychuk said after his team's 4-1 loss to the Calgary Flames in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup finals that their second outing would be a "must win" and that if they lost "it wouldn't be the end of the world, but you could see it from there."
Suddenly, their view has improved.
A 4-1 triumph on the heels of a 4-1 loss can do that.
There was a sense coming into these playoffs, and especially this series, that somehow little Tampa Bay wasn't good enough. All of Canada seemed to claim the Flames as winners, even before the series started. And on the eve of the series a national newspaper in the United States went so far as to characterize both teams as "long shots."
It's an understandable tag for the Flames, who finished sixth in the Western Conference. But the Lightning? They finished first in the Eastern Conference and chased the Detroit Red Wings for first in the NHL right down to the final week of the regular season.
It gets worse whenever Tampa loses a game in the playoffs, even though the Lightning have three fewer playoff losses than the Flames and had the best regular-season winning percentage of any team.
"It's something we've dealt with all season," said Tampa Bay associate coach Craig Ramsay. "When we played Philadelphia, the Flyers would lose a game and people would say they played well. We would lose a game and people questioned our ability and sometimes our character."
No matter what the outcome of this series, that should stop now.
Tampa's best offensive players -- Andreychuk, Vincent Lecavalier, Martin St. Louis and Ruslan Fedotenko, along with goalie Nikolai Khabibulin -- were dominant in Game 2. The four forwards figured in virtually every scoring play. They were all physical.
And Lecavalier, who contributed little in Game 1, set the bar incredibly high with a series of hits and then leapt it in a single bound, executing a spin-around pass off the back of the goal to himself and setting up Tampa's first goal. The move left both benches and the 22,000-plus in attendance in awe.
Khabibulin made 18 saves and turned in yet another outing allowing one goal or less, which he has done after four of his five playoff losses this season.
The defense, described by some as suspect in relation to the level of play from the rest of the team, produced a goal, was both physical and smart, and did a much better job of keeping Calgary's offensive star, Jarome Iginla, from getting to the net. In addition, Tampa's power play was relentless and its penalty killing superb, especially in the early going when the Flames seemed to be beneficiaries of suspect refereeing.
Oh, and one more thing: If there were any lingering questions about the grit, character and "intangibles" of what is still a very young Lightning team, they too were answered.
"It's been a learning process," Ramsay said. "This is something John (Tortorella) and I started when we got here three years ago. We kept telling them that if they wanted to be a good team, they had to earn it. They had to earn their wins and earn their respect, because no one was going to give it to them.
"We challenged them to just shut their mouths, work hard and earn their wins. We told them to stop complaining to the referees when things don't go their way, and to stop whining for respect and start making their own respect."
Said Tortorella: "I think they've accepted that challenge."
There is no underestimating the importance of that, and not just because they tied the series. The Lightning were so thoroughly beaten in Game 1 that their ability to respond was questioned. Iginla was touted as the best player in the world.
Lecavalier and Richards, the Lightning's most talented offensive players, were asked if they were committed to paying the price to win. St. Louis, the Lightning's most effective forward, was asked what was missing from his game. Khabibulin's ability to bounce back from a loss was again up for debate.
The defense was called out for not being nearly as physical as Calgary's, and was tagged with the burden of being the difference.
That might still happen. But for Game 2, the Lightning played like the No. 1 seed they are.
Khabibulin faced just 19 shots. He credited the physical play of his defensemen and the forwards' commitment to coming back to help as the difference in the game.
"Everyone was physical ... I think that was the difference in the game," he said. "The defense played very well in front of me, and we played very well defensively as a team. We told ourselves after the first game that we had to work harder, especially on defense, and I think we did that from the beginning tonight."
There is still a great deal of what is likely to be great hockey left, and the outcome of this series is very much in doubt. But whatever happens to the Lightning the rest of the way, no one should question their character, their ability or their determination to win games.
They may not be the best team in the world, but you can see them getting there from here.
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Gladys Irene Delzeith, 78, Warrenton, passed away Tuesday, March 26, 2013, at Warrenton Manor, Warrenton.
She was born Dec. 19, 1934, in Warrenton, the daughter of the late Floyd O. McGee and wife Ida Irene.
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She was preceded in death by her husband, Al Delzeith; parents, Floyd and Ida McGee; one daughter, Diane Lynn Bollegar; and three brothers, Floyd L. McGee, Roger McGee and Jimmy Piatt.
Visitation was held Thursday, March 28, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Pitman Funeral Home, Warrenton.
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The self-evaluations in this work are less elaborate than in his other works, especially compared to Conditioning for Climbing, which had very good evaluations. That is a shame because his better ones can be very helpful. In spite of that this is a great book, especially when combined with Conditioning for Climbing and Maximum Climbing (if you are high-end enough to use this book, you may want to skip Training for Climbing, which is largely the same material but aimed at climbers of all levels).
Substitute 5.12 for whatever grade you want to climb.
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