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last night. >> you can put half of trump's supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. >> she could walk into this arena right now and shoot somebody with 20,000 people watching right smack in the middle of the heart. and she wouldn't be prosecuted. meanwhile, the pundits keep critiquing donald trump. but he is gaining ground. both nationally and in swing states, leading democrats to wonder, why isn't she doing better? also, in the closest thing to a debate that we've had so far, the big loser was the moderator, matt lauer. will the media's rough treatment of lauer impact moderators of the real debates? and as we mark the 15th anniversary of 9/11, congress has just approved letting victims sue saudi arabia. but will the president stop that with a veto? i will ask the nation's first secretary of homeland security,
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tom ridge. but first, both candidates said shocking things last night that will only perpetuate their high negatives. well, there's a third party in the race fighting its way to the debate stage. and the libertarian ticket gary johnson and bill weld will be joining me later in the program. this week johnson finally became a national name in the presidential race but not for any reason he had hoped. the presidential candidate flubbed a question on aleppo, syria, which he should have nailed. >> what would you do if you were elected about aleppo? >> about? >> aleppo. >> and what is aleppo? >> some have called his brain freeze a disqualifier. really? in comparison to his opponents? i don't agree. and i can't help but notice in "the new york times" coverage of this error, "the times" had to make two corrections to its own reporting because the newspaper misidentified aleppo. i know, we asked more from our
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presidents, but gary johnson's in good company. that's my point. look, it's doubtful that johnson will be the nation's 45th president or that bill weld will replace joe biden. but i think that americans would benefit from hearing their message of fiscal conservativism and social liberalism. they deserve to be on that debate stage. neither the republican nor democratic ticket can match their competitive governors experience. in fact, we haven't had a third-party ticket this qualified in modern history. johnson is an entrepreneur turned public servant twice elect in the democratically state of new mexico. he eliminated the state deficit, reduced a surplus while reducing the size of the government. and he governed without a blemish, quite a credential when viewed against his competition. weld was also elected twice as a republican in a democratic state, massachusetts. his bio, straight out of central casting. unfortunately, credentials don't
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determine debate participation. polls do. and even though johnson and weld will be on all 50 state ballots in order to get to debate, they need to quickly reach 15% in an average of five national polls. while they meet that threshold in several states, they're not there nationally yet. despite the aleppo flap, i hope they make it. johnson and weld have offered a nuance view of independence and thoughtfulness. they refuse to campaign dirty and are willing to utter the "c "word, compromise. putting them on the debate stage would force their opponents to depend their views against independent thinking. they just got their first endorsement from a major daily newspaper, "the richmond times dispatch." so here's my idea, if a pollster calls you, tell them you're for johnson weld. you can always change your mind after the debates. time for you to get involved and not just on twitter. i do a poll on my daily sirius xm radio program. we're going to try it out here.
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go to cnn.com/vote and answer this question. before the gary johnson controversy this week, would you have known the answer to what is aleppo? be honest. cnn.com/vote. i'll announce the votes later on in the program. tomorrow marks the 15th anniversary of 9/11. i had long ago invited the first nation's secretary tom ridge, glad i did, because there's so much more to ask him about from today's headlines. mr. secretary, great to see you. i want to begin with congress yesterday voting to allow 9/11 victim families to sue saudi arabia for the 9/11 plot. what should president obama do? >> well, first of all, i think the executive branch has an entirely different perspective on the relationship with saudi arabia, so i don't think anyone should be surprised given the complicated and important relationship we have with the saudis if the president vetoes it, excuse me, if the president vetoes it. it wouldn't be surprised if a veto was overridden.
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i guess i take a look at this story 15 years later after 9/11 and 9/11 certainly is a new chapter in american history. and certainly a new chapter in american security. and one to think that it took 15 years to make a decision in this regard is rather remarkable. two, there are so many other pressing challenges associated with transpiring from 9/11 it is disappointed they have not addressed many of those in the past 15 years either. >> the more passage of time the more i wonder, are they friend or are they foe? what's tom ridge's answer to that question? >> it's how they view their relationship with their sovereign interest at the time. let's face it, sovereign countries offer exclusively when it's if their best interest. if it's in their best interest to side with iran, which is certainly a challenge to their relationship in the region, then they will be supportive of us. if it is in their best interest to work contrary to our interests they'll do that.
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sovereigns do that. we just need to understand there are no permanent allegiances in the global community. there are closer allegiances in other democracies as sovereigns do as is their best interest. and we can alie our interests with their, they are our friend. when our interest is not aligned with theirs, from time to time, they can be a foe. >> mr. secretary, we will soon have a brand new commander in chief, intelligence briefings are now in earnest for both secretary clinton and for donald trump. i want to show you something that donald trump said relative to one of his intel briefings. roll the tape. >> what i did learn is that our leadership, barack obama, did not follow what our experts and are truly when they call it intelligence, it's there for a reason, what our experts said to do. >> how? >> and i was very, very surprised. in almost every instance, and i can tell, i am pretty good with the body language, i can tell. they were not happy. our leaders did not follow what
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they were recommending. >> so he says, i can read the body language of those giving me an intel briefing and it tells me that obama and clinton did not follow their recommendations. you're a guy in the loop, do intelligence briefers make recommendations or present facts? >> in my experience, the professionalism of the intelligence community is undisputed. it is not their position nor their responsibility to make recommendations. every intelligence briefing i have had and obviously i've had multiple briefings was strictly to the facts. and the notion that people are reading other people's body language and pulling from that conclusions, i think, is not only inappropriate. it is not terribly presidential. >> tom ridge grew up in public housing, went to harvard and wore the uniform of his country in vietnam. i want to show you something
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else that donald trump said the other night. this pertaining to the generals in our military command. roll that tape. >> think under the leadership of barack obama and hillary clinton, the generals have been reduced to rubble. they have been reduced to a point where it's embarrassing for our country. >> governor, he also said that he might replace generals. is that the way the chain of command operates? can he just replace generals? >> well, he certainly can't. let's be very clear of this, whenever donald trump has something to say, he says regardless of whether it is based in fact, whether it is based on reality or that sort, the whole notion that you can regardless of the outcome, regardless of circumstances, single handedly wipe the slate clean, start replacing generals, it is just -- it's troubling to me that someone who aspires to be the president of the united states and the commander in chief would think so ill of
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those who have served this country for hundreds of years and be so dismissive of those who have given recommendations and so dismissive of their service. >> in that same candidate forum pertaining to national security, secretary clinton made a statement relative to both syria and iraq. i want to show you that tape as well. >> they are not going to get ground troops. we are not putting ground troops into iraq ever again. and we're not putting ground troops into syria. we're going to defeat isis without committing american ground troops. >> mr. secretary, i hope there are no ground troops placed in iraq or in syria, but i think there's a separate question as to whether she should have said that. your view? >> well, i don't think it's ever appropriate for those who would be a commander in chief or those frankly are in charge to be announcing an advance of what our plans are. one of the problems i've had
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sometimes with this administration is that tactics were divulged publicly. and i think it is really inappropriate. you aspire to be, not only the president, the commander in chief, the leader of the free world. and the notion that you would tell your foes in advance of certain things that you would do or not do, i think, is, again, not terribly presidential. >> the final question -- >> the transparency is not always in our best interest as a country. and i think both of these candidates need to understand that. >> a quick final question. you and i come from opposite corners of the great commonwealth of pennsylvania. is the state really in play? >> i think it will be -- no, i don't. but again, i haven't seen any polls. but my gut tells me that because of demographics, because of the extraordinary work the democrats have done in terms of registering voters, they have a massive majority. and i think mr. trump has to do
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better in the suburban counties outside of philadelphia. and right now as i read the tv, he's not doing very well there. >> governor, thank you so much for coming back to the program. i always appreciate your commentary. >> let me just thank you, michael, and your friend steve sanger, who on this particular day worked really hard to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for the flight 93 memorial. i tip my hat and thank you for that. >> $10 at a time. tweet me @smerconish and i'll read them later in the program. still to come, matt lauer under fire for how he conducted back-to-back interviews with hillary clinton and donald trump. will that criticism change the way the upcoming debate moderators conduct themselves? of course, donald trump had no problem with matt lauer. >> she was blaming matt lauer. i thought matt lauer did a very good job. his questions to me were very tough. but the gentleman who stood up and said, honestly, you should be in prison for what you did. to me, that was the tough one.
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this week america finally got to see the major party presidential candidates interviewed back-to-back on live tv. but the reviews were all about the conduct of the interviewer. nbc's matt lauer was attacked for not challenging trump while seeming to be very tough on clinton. what the upcoming presidential debates looming large, the role of the moderators now in the spotlight. lester holt of nbc is doing the first one. will he feel pressure to even things out? my next guest has a lot to say about that. david brock, a clinton supporter who founded media matters wrote this letter to the commission on presidential debates asking that they remove fox's chris wallace from the first or the debate that'll moderate. among his reasons, roger ailes who until recently was wallace's boss, has been advising donald trump. and that wallace has said this about his role. >> donald trump on hillary
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clinton, what do you do if they make assertions that you know to be untrue? >> that is not my job. it is not my job to be a truth squad. it is up to the other person to catch them on that. >> david brock is joining me now. hey, david, let me get this out of the way. i think that matt lauer made a mistake. by the way, i have immense respect for him, but he made a mistake when not confronting donald trump relative to iraq. he absolutely should have made reference to the howard stern interview on iraq and said to donald trump, that's just not true. be new a debate scenario, is that really lauer's job or chris wallace's job rather than the opponent? isn't that why the opponent is there? a debate is a joust, it will be up to hillary clinton to correct that record. >> well, i don't think you need a constant fact-checking operation going on inside the debate. but i do think where there are
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clear falsehoods that have been said before by these candidates, adequate preparation would be to challenge them on that. i mean, you know, you're a host, you're going to challenge me in this interview. i can't see just sitting there and reading off a list of questions not listening, not having a real conversation and not challenging. as i said, you know, it is certainly the role of the opponent as well to get in it. but i think you can't just lay down there in the face of the questions. and any independent fact-checking shows donald trump's lies are off the chart. hillary clinton is ruled the most truth telling. if he lays down on donald trump, disadvantage hillary. >> my concern is over the moderator. sometimes facts are fungible. people are still debating whether candy crowley was correct in the obama/romney debate by talking about what it was the president said pertaining to benghazi and did
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he use the word terror the day after. i know you know of what i'm speaking. so it is not always so clear-cut. given what the howard stern interview revealed about donald trump, that was a clear instance. so matt lauer should have said something. i just don't want to open pandora's box. >> i don't disagree with you. every time somebody says somebody it's not up to the moderator to fact-check it. but that was a glaring instance where we are in agreement of that. and the other part of my objection to chris wallace has to do with a conflict of interest on its face. which you've already referenced my letter. roger ailes is advising donald trump and a paid advisor to rupert murdoch. if jeff zucker was helping hillary clinton and also working for cnn, they would be squealing and right to do it. this stinks. and i think the debate
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commission has a particular chris wallace problem they need to address. >> let me do something that matt lauer didn't do the other night. let me challenge you on that assertion the other night, okay? because you pre-suppose that ailes has leverage of control over wallace at this stage, which i think is entirely abs sent. and to the extent that he's being given any money by murdoch at this point, it was only to show them the door. so i don't think that holds water. >> i'm not pre-supposing what is going on inside fox news. i don't know, i'll give you that. but just on its face, the arange rangement is a conflict of interest. why can't we hold journalists to the same standard? the point is we don't know what is going on inside fox news, but ailes is playing a dual role and it is a matter of public confidence in these debates. trump and clinton are going to be in agreement that the stakes
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are extraordinarily high. and we need to go the extra step there and it's on the commission to make the extra step to ensure public confidence. and at least have wallace acknowledge all this so that people can make up their own minds. >> final comment or question for david brock, you're a pretty sophisticated guy when it comes to political matters. what you're doing here, is it setting the bar for wallace and planting a seed so that when people watch the debates, they'll have in the back of their minds that david brock said he shouldn't be there moderating it and therefore you would have lessened what hillary clinton needs to achieve that night when we get to that bait? >> well, yes, in part. let me explain. >> a-ha! >> we want to shine a light so the public know. am i trying to communicate to the public there is an issue to be aware of seeing a debate? we need a real, fair, balanced
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debate. yes, i'm trying to do that. secondly, i'm trying to get the commission to take responsibility and do the right thing here. i don't know that is going to happen. and third, i want chris wallace to go the extra mile and, you know, whatever press he may be under to forego those and do a good job. >> david brock, appreciate your thoughts, thank you. >> thanks. tough job to be a debate moderator. i don't envy any of them. tweet me your thoughts @smerconish. speaking of debates, here next. the libertarian ticket. governors gary johnson and bill weld, who i think aught to be on that debate stage. which reminds me, don't forget to vote at cnn.com/vote. before johnson's controversy this week, would you have known the aleppo? check out the returns, influx but pretty close.
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they have more government experience than either the republican or democratic ticket. gary johnson, the former two-term governor of mexico and bill weld, the two-term governor of massachusetts. they comprise the libertarian ticket. they need to quickly get to 15% in the average of five national polls in order to make the debate stage. how can that happen? i'm about to ask. joining me now, governors johnson and weld. i really appreciate you being here. governor johnson, i don't want to beat you up on the whole aleppo thing. you have been beat up enough on it, but i want to raise this question. i know that you said that you were thinking acronym when you heard aleppo. i'm wondering, is it also a reflection of those issues that do have your focus and those that do not?
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because a hallmark of your candidacy is you believe in less foreign entanglements. might that be an explanation as to why you didn't identify aleppo? >> no, michael. no excuse whatsoever. and i know you're doing a poll right now, but the person on the street is not running for president of the united states. but understanding what is happening in syria, that it is very serious, and i've been saying for quite some time is that the key to syria is bringing russia to the table. believing that kerry was involved in those negotiations and then seeing, you know, just last night that, in fact, we do have what hopefully will be a lasting cease-fire. >> you don't want us there is my point. i mean, you don't want us over there, wherever over there might be. is it fair to say that gary johnson believes that every time we open a base overseas we put more american lives in jeopardy and not make us more safe?
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>> well, you know, we are there right now. we're going to honor all treaties and obligations. and you can't wave a magic wand and not recognize that we are there. but we're there in the first place because we do support regime change, which i think has resulted in what is happening right now in syria. and that started with iraq. and raqqah and the fleeing of saddam hussein's loyalists that fled to raqqah. >> governor weld, talk to me on this issue. what distinguishes your ticket from the republican and democratic ticket as we talk about the events of the middle east, in particular? >> well, i do think our first inclination is not to support regime change every time we see something we don't like going on in another country. the united states has been at
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war in one place or another in the world for most of the last 40 years. and it's just too much of a presumption, and in terms of intervention, we think that iraq, syria and libya have proven that you don't necessarily efectuate good by going in with power. going in with weapons is not helping anything. governor johnson in addition to calling for the cease-fire, which is very timely advice, has been spot-on on syria in saying that the solution has to lie through russia. that's not to say it's going to be easy, but i really commend secretary kerry. he's had one heck of a year between iran and syria. >> i'm going to put up on the screen where you stand in a couple states relative to the bid for the debate stage. put up the numbers from the
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swing states. it seems to me that your message of fiscal conservativism and liberalism matches the country. you've got two of the least popular major party candidates who have ever run for the presidency. there you are in north carolina at 15. ohio at 14. my home state of pennsylvania 9. florida, 8. governor johnson, wherein lies the deficit of closing the deal? >> nationally, we are up doing advertising, you know, this "washington post" poll this last week that has us at plus 10% in 42 states. plus 15% in 15 states. plus 19% in five states. we are now reaching over 50 million on social media.
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so all of the analytics are ratcheting up. and in my opinion, there's just no question that we are going to get to that 15%. will that be for the first debate? maybe, maybe not. but 15% is not something that's a law. the presidential debate commission made up of democrats and republicans have arbitrarily set this number. really, we're supposed to have 21 million supporters as opposed to 18 million. you know, that's a tough call. and it's a tough call that i think falls on 50% of americans right now declaring themselves as end dependents. >> michael, the pollsters asked, who do you like, johnson or clinton? we would be at 20%. but the way they asked the question, trump or clinton, they say, oh, one more thing. if you can vote for a third-party, would you? so that skews the results
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massively. they are also doing telephone landline polling that doesn't pick up millenials. and gary is number one among millenials 18 to 24. he's number 2 among millenials 18 to 34. those are our people. they are not being reached and don't answer any telephone, much less a landline. >> we're talking about -- >> mitt romney this week sent out a tweet this week and said he wants you on that debate stage. and it begs the question, do you have a shot at his endorsement? are there any other big names you can bring aboard within the span of the next week? >> well, the governor schwarzenegger of california came out yesterday with a strong statement saying we, by name, should be included in the debates. and i wouldn't be surprised to see a few more governors hop on. it's very easy to say we should be include in the debates when 76% of the people in the united states say they want us in the debates. and the truth is, the commission can do anything it wants to do.
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it's not driven in stone this 15% figure. if they put us in the debates, nobody can complain. nobody would have standing to complain. so they shouldn't be fearful. >> we are the only two candidates on the ballot. and only two third-party candidates on the ballot in all 50 states, which i think speaks volumes to what it is that we're doing. >> governors, before you go, let's check in on this poll among my viewers to see what they're saying about whether they would have known, this is demanding the honesty test here. the answer to the aleppo question, where are we right now? put it up on the screen. well, look at the flux. it's roughly 55%/45%. it is an intelligence audience, what can i tell you? thank you for being here, gentlemen. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> governors johnson and weld. i hope they make it and would add an independent perspective to the debate stage. still to come, a gop
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the polls are really close, but what really matters are the swing states, the votes needed to take the election. and hillary clinton's lead is narrower in north carolina. florida is a dead heat at 43 each. and trump is ahead in ohio. last night hillary clinton bad-mouthed half of trump's supporters calling them deplorable. take a listen.
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>> to just be grossly generalistic, you can put half of trump's supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. right? t the. >> she was more kind to the other half saying they were disenfranchised. joining me now on the state of the 2016 race, bob beckel and e.d. hill. e.d., is that going to hurt her or the people going to be divided in this race? >> what she doesn't like are people who are poor and don't have a college education. she likes the intelligence. she likes the rich liberals, because that is who supports her. that's her real problem. >> bob beckel, does she lose any support that she otherwise would
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have garnered by what she said last night? >> well, it reminds me a little bit of when barack obama said, they grab hold of their flags and their guns in their churches. you remember that -- >> absolutely. 2008. >> yeah, 2008. that hung around for a while. my guess is, it's the wrong thing to say. but let me say one other thing about this race. you know, trump, as much as i don't like donald trump, hillary clinton's campaign manager made a statement last week, which he said that the question is, is donald trump an aparache of -- that is way out of line. this is what happens when you have two people in the negatives in the 50s and 60s. the other way they can win is to make sure the other person's negatives stay up. i have to correct you on one
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thing, this race is not tight anything. donald trump is not increasing. i looked at 14 polls in the key states, and take ohio, for example, donald trump has 41, 39, 42. it's hillary clinton backing down. she goes from 49 to 48 to 47 to 46. yes, this race is tight anything, but not because trump is getting stronger but she's getting weaker. >> at the outset of the weak coming into the labor day weekend, cnn/orc had a poll with trump up two. i love the beauty contest but said, tell me what is going on in the swing states? here's quinnipiac with the five states. i get beckel's point to say she's coming down, he's kind of fixed. but nevertheless, it's a close race, e.d. >> it really is. and i think at this point it's still a toss-up. and it is who has probably done the less damage to themselves.
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hillary clinton should not have made that statement last night. donald trump has been moving up. and the reason why is he's much more controlled and sticking to message. and i think, with the exception of some things, much less personal. and i agree with bob entirely. enough with the negatives. start talking to us as americans. what you're going to do for us. and i mean for all of us. >> hey, bob, i want to go back to your russian comment. because i did intend to discuss putin in this conversation. is it what's going on here, that donald trump says kind things about vladimir putin because to the extent putin through hacking hillary's private servers, has something that could embarrass her? he wants to be sure that putin drops it in the waning days of the campaign? >> i think that is probably part of it. but also keep in mind it was trump's son who said that most of their ongoing business interest now in the construction world are with soviets, with russians. nothing wrong with that.
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but they have very close relationships to their business side of things. so i don't know, you know, i think if i were trump, i would not talk about putin anymore. i mean, i don't think it does him any good. and the people who react to it by the way are republicans, not democrats that much. so i think it is a negative for him. but when you're on script as e.d. said about trump, he's done better on script. but look, last night in the crowd saying hillary clinton can come to shoot somebody down. then what he said about the iranians, if they came and flipped the bird to an american ship, they would be blown out of the water. those are the kinds of things, it's hyperbole and just sets you up for another commercial. >> e.d., let me show the audio of what bob just referenced. because i do want to get to it. this is what he said relative to hillary last night. then you can comment. >> because she is being so
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protected. she could walk into this arena right now and shoot somebody with 20,000 people watching right smack in the middle of the heart. and she wouldn't be prosecuted, okay? that's what's happened. that is what's happened to our country. >> e.d., react to what you just watched. >> well, i think he tapped into the belief that hillary clinton is somehow able to get away with a lot. can she go in there and shoot a person and get away with that? i'm not so positive about that. but it was the idea. and it's the sentiment. and that sentiment really is what hurts her a lot. it's why people don't trust her. they think that shady things happened. that she gets involved and somehow stuff disappears. it's smoothed over and that is really what gets to folks. but the whole talk about russia, i want to get back to real quickly, that is not what america is talking about. they are talking about north korea this morning. and i think that pundits and the
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news networks miss out on what real americans care about. that is affecting them. that is what scares them right now. not putin. >> but e.d., that's a good point. >> go ahead, bob. >> what i was going to say is that when donald trump say that is the reason the north koreans have successfully launched five times is because of obama and clinton is way overboard. first of all, the first one was under the bush administration. >> and the majority were under his watch and her watch. and he comes out after this one and says, now i'm really upset about it. >> here's a simple question for you that should be asked about trump. okay, mr. trump, what would you do about it? >> and i agree. that is exactly what question we should be talking about. and they should both be answering. but that is not what happened. we get distracted. we start talking about who putin likes more or less. we start talking about whether or not you can point out someplace on a map in syria. that's what we get off on.
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that's not what people are caring about. >> final question, beckel, if i might. beckel, if i hit you cold a couple of days ago with aleppo, would you have known what i was talking about? >> no. but not only that, i think it's -- these guys, normally after labor day, third-party candidates tend to get lower and lower in the polls. these guys are growing. and one of the things we didn't mention about these debates, they won't make the first debate. he won't. but he could make the second debate. and i'm waiting, it's not a question of arnold schwarzenegger or somebody else, some mega millionaire is going to come in to drop $20 million in his lap who is tired of both clinton and trump and you watch what $20 million in his hands can do in terms of moving the dial. i think a lot. >> hey, wait a minute, $20 million. maybe it will be gretchen carlson. >> maybe. it may be. >> we are in agreement on that. >> come on, guys. >> i would like to see them in those debates.
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that is the center. that's my only objective. hit me with another tweet. what do we got? i thought i was crazy for thinking johnson made a minor slip compare today trump and clinton. i didn't think it was that big of a deal. among the chattering class, it was the equivalent of a private e-mail server or some of the gaffes that trump has made. i love the fact that beckal when i said did you know what aleppo was a week ago? it's subject to embarrassment. he knows now. he said no, i didn't know. do i have time for one more time @smerconish? moderators can't know everything. they need 60 experts on phones live to call bs realtime at any time. look, here's my bottom line, i think the world of matt lauer.
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Halloween is right around the corner in the Lowcountry and the spooky festivities have already started! From pumpkin patches to ghost tours there is no shortage of options when considering where
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The 2019 U.S Women's open has just wrapped up at the historic Country Club of Charleston.
The winner, Jeeoung Lee6 put up a very impressive performance and took home the gold with a -6 winning score. The course proved to be difficult but fair for the worlds best women golfers. If watching the play of these amazing women have inspired you to get out and challenge yourself, you're in the right place. Charleston is full of affordable yet challenging courses that will help you sharpen your game. Here is a list of great courses to play that have top-notch practice facilities to help you hit it like a pro!
Patriots Point Golf Links- Most locals know Patriots for its scenic last 3 holes located on the Harbor but the public course has so much more to offer. The driving range has plenty of room for all guests to spread out and fine tune their mechanics. It also has stadium lights that stay on until 9:30 P.M, which is very helpful for busy work schedules. Located directly off the range is a practice wedge area that stretches about 75-yards wide. Additionally, there is a practice chipping green and a putting green overlooking downtown. These amenities make Patriots Point one of the best places to practice in the entire city.
Rivertowne Golf Club- If you can get out to Rivertowne Golf Club with a member you will not be disappointed. Home to one of the best driving ranges in Charleston, Rivertowne is quick to impress. The range has over 10 targets and makeshift greens for you to aim at. Located at the back of the range is another awesome short game facility. With two bunkers and a putting green this is the perfect place for any golfer to perfect their game.
Charleston National- Although a little out of the way, Charleston National is a great place to get out and sharpen your skills. You can drive directly to the range located in the back of the property and grab a bucket of balls. The range has targets for golfers to aim at for accuracy improvement. If you head back towards the clubhouse you will find a putting/chipping green located next to the first tee. This gives customers the chance to gain some confidence on the greens before heading out to play. With very reasonable rates and a good layout Charleston National is a popular spot for residents looking to get out and enjoy the sunshine.
Take advantage of all the great golf facilities that the Lowcountry has to offer this summer! But remember while practicing to keep your sense of humor. There's enough stress in the rest of your life not to let bad shots ruin a game you're supposed to enjoy!
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Estoril, Portugal—May, 2019. As I waited for my girlfriend by the pool at the Palácio Estoril Hotel—a place where kings, queens, dukes, duchesses, dignitaries, artists, creators, and writers of all shapes and sizes have been staying since 1930—I had to take several deep breaths so as to not completely lose control of my emotions—which I was on the verge of doing for reasons that were at once incredibly simple and simultaneously complex.
Reason 1. Quantum Strings
As we neared the Palácio Hotel in the late afternoon the previous day, at the exact moment I turned left and my line of sight beheld the royal, palatial structure, the song Raconte-Moi Une Historia by M-83 began playing. It immediately transported me to a very specific moment in Baja, Mexico, within a very sensorial experience, within a very tumultuous and fiery relationship.
But what actually had me on the verge of tears the following morning was the fact that when I hit random on a playlist of more than 200 songs, Wait by M-83 filled my headphones. This was the song I shared with my girlfriend prior to my ex-girlfriend, within a very loving and supportive relationship (I know, it's sordid and complicated).
While yes I am a writer, and yes I am always searching for the narrative, I found it cosmically mystical that not only were these songs representative of each respective relationship, but I had never before put together the fact that they occurred back to back on the same album—in the same order of the relationships…and I'd never even listened to the album before.
At the heart of the great mystery is an impeccable sense of humor, irony, and perhaps most importantly, design.
As attendants brought cappuccinos, mimosas, and terrycloth bathrobes to guests lounging by the pool, it was as if via these songs, the higher selves of both of these women—the selves that exist outside of time and space—called out to me through time to wish me well on my journey. At the same time, it was as if my own higher self whispered, "Look how far you've come."
In the transcendental moment where my past and present unexpectedly collided, through the firing and wiring of neurological networks that existed in the past, combined with a series of chemical reactions that culminated in the production of oxytocin in the present, my body produced the correlating feeling.
If that feeling had a voice, it may have said, "All there is in this life is the love you make, the love you share, and the love you leave behind. To love is to surrender to the mystery and to know that things are happening for you and not to you. If it were easy all the time, you'd never learn anything. Sometimes life is messy, and sometimes it's beautiful, and sometimes it's confusing and painful, but this is the human experience and this is what you signed up for. It's via your life's trials and tribulations you learn what it means to be human, the power of resilience, and the transformative power of love. And it's through this inward journey of awareness—the journey into the heart of self-love—that the alchemy to transform the world occurs."
To be human is to be complex.
In that moment, an awareness within me shed light on how both relationships were catalysts for my soul's journey, delivery mechanisms fueled by the accelerants of joy and suffering. The purpose of their design was to bring about growth, awakenings, expansion, and the eventual peaceful surrendering of who I was, the pain I caused, the pain I experienced, and the mistakes I had made as a result of the knowledge I lacked at those times in my life. They were aspects of the Yin and Yang, the totality of which brought me into greater degrees of wholeness and an understanding of myself that I otherwise could never have experienced. If it were not for these spiritual teachers and the lessons garnered from them, I would never have grown into the man I needed to become in order to be traveling around Portugal with the woman who I was currently with.
The songs were what I called in my book, A Curious Year in the Great Vivarium Experiment, quantum strings. Although I've evolved the notion since the book's publication a year prior, the way I see it is that quantum strings are energetic threads spanning through time and space to connect the internal journey of our life. They consist of moments, experiences, interactions, or thoughts at specific times in specific places designed to rouse us out of our unconscious slumber. They do so by calling us into the present moment so we can take an inventory of who and where we are, where we've been, and where we're headed. Existing as signposts, serendipities, or synchronicities in our external world, they're created for the human mind by an intelligence greater than the human mind, and are only accessible through the awareness of—and immersion in—the present moment.
Try as you may to explain your experience of a quantum string to someone (or to relate to another person's experience of a quantum string), because of their indelible personal nature and the fact that they exist outside of language, time, and space, when trying to communicate your experience of them to another, you can only begin to hint at their relevancy and mystical guiding force in your life. Why? Because their nature combines your past and present so you can reflect, analyze, and plot your future trajectory.
In other words, quantum strings are designed for you and only you.
Reason 2. The Victory of Awareness
On this mid-May morning in Estoril, Portugal, as I peered out through the lens of Tim Shields, a personality housed in a body—the vehicle of which provides the senses that enable me to experience and explore this physical, three-dimensional reality—at the intersection of my senses and the external world, I found myself asking: How is it that I came from such a lack and fearful mentality to now be in Portugal with such a beautiful, smart, funny, successful woman? How is it I am living my dream of traveling the world as a writer and exploring the mystery through the pen? How was it that—unbeknownst to me in the present moment—the following week I would be going on an all-expense paid, itinerary-less, work-related road trip (which would find my counterpart and I driving from the French Atlantic coast, across the Pyrenees, to the Mediterranean Sea) with a virtual stranger to write about the experience?
As far as I could tell, what had delivered me to that moment at the Palácio Hotel's pool was a combination of two things: 1.) Relentlessly pursuing the dream of my internal world, and 2.) The letting go of the thoughts and habits that were no longer in alignment with the dream.
Beyond walking away from a high-paying corporate job and desperately trying to conform to worlds or places where I didn't fit in, the most important aspects of the self I needed to surrender were the stunted thoughts and blocked energies that held me back from experiencing my greatest potential. At least in the present moment, I was living within the alignment of what I chose to be my life's purpose, and in doing so, I had transformed from the person I was a decade prior, a year prior, and even a day prior into my present-perfect consciousness.
What that looked like was me being me and me doing my thing, which was the embodied evolution of the person I had been since the dream was engendered at age 17—an aspiring writer, curious about the world, and engaging myself in the mystery through the written word; trying to learn more deeply what it means to love; trying to heal my wounds so that I may be of better service to others and the world; and surrendering to, and trusting in, wherever this delivery mechanism called life was transporting me. Since my first moment of awareness, the only absolute that existed in my life was that I—whoever or whatever the consciousness of this I was—was at the center of the mystery.
From beneath the protection of a sun umbrella, as I scanned the manicured grounds, the edges of the pristine pool, and the towering facade of the hotel, the final reason why I was fighting back tears was that for the first time in my life, a new voice had risen up in protest to overtake one of the most destructive, unconscious forces in my life. Instead of the voice (which was really a feeling) causing me to think I was an imposter at the hotel (which was nothing more than a programmed thought of lack and unworthiness, completely unfounded in reality), the voice said, "Why not me?"
The victory was in the awareness of the voice that percolated up to ask the question. "Why not me?" was the echo of the fearlessness of youth, a voice that was fueled by passion and the unencumbered connection to a dream in which there was no barriers or static. Over the course of time and life lived, however, wounds and self-doubt inflicted by self-judgement enslaved that voice. It was only in the daily, conscious revolt of meditation (which means to become familiar with, or bring awareness to) that the greater voice of the 17-year-old self who had the gumption to declare "Why not me?" rose up.
As the wind began blowing one page of my notebook over the other—one day at a time, one experience at a time, one page at a time, one word at a time—as the haunting chorus of Wait reverberated through my headphones, I hid my tears behind the tinted lenses of my sunglasses, only to taste the salty release of the lacrimal gland as it reached my lips. For most of my life I had been pushing, forcing, and fighting my way through it. The struggle was not an external one, but the adolescent punk rock-fueled fight against the fear and contraction with which the ego and the limited self sought to domineer the unlimited self.
But from what I now knew and had the tools, strength, armor, and awareness to fight back with was that the battle was against an invisible enemy whose fortress was built by one limited thought and one limited belief at a time. To conquer those self-imposed limitations was how you moved the needle and gained territory in life's ultimate game of Risk.
To achieve things in life, you can certainly work harder. This definitely helps in some arenas, but to achieve our greatest strides as human beings requires us to surrender what no longer serves us so we can be in closer alignment to our higher self or soul's purpose. This requires us to become an open channel for the creative energy of life to flow within and all around us. As energy beings, we can either be a conduit or an impediment of this energy, after all—we are nothing more than blooms of consciousness in physical matter.
If one were to dissect our human, physical existence down to its most elemental core, through the process of reduction, all you'd be left with is I AM, which is the further reduction of Descartes', "I think, therefore I am." As I said in several previous essays, including On Becoming Conscious (or) The Pylon and the Pier, my own interpretation of I AM is that it is the individual aspect of the universal consciousness waiting to be informed and directed. This is the power of freewill and the evolutionary gift of humanity.
Through my own my subjective experience of life, what I interpret reality to be is nothing more than a freestanding piece of tinfoil or a ball of Play-Doh clay. Our life is the raw materials of unmanifested potential just waiting to be shaped and formed by the courage to dream and the will to match it—the will being the energetic force behind awareness and intention.
This poses an arresting, poignant, and pivotal question: Will you intentionally create something with your ball of clay and impose your force on that sheet of tinfoil? Or will you be drifting through life unintentional, unaware, and asleep? And if you do choose to intentionally create, will it be solely for you, your tribe, and the people who think, act, and look like you? Or will it be for the greater good of humanity?
The evolution of mankind is the evolution of our thoughts.
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Bipartite patella. The location at the superolateral aspect of the patella and lack of joint effusion help to confirm that this is not a fracture.
Case Discussion
Typical appearance of bipartite patella, a common anatomic variant. Traumatic separation of a bipartite patella is also possible and therefore comparison with previous radiographs may be helpful to check the position of the parts of the patella.


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Our journey began in a way and for a reason that many families start this type of path; someone in our family had become extremely sensitive and even allergic to the everyday household products we were using.
One of our daughters, Flower Girl, had become allergic to the dyes and scents used in so many of today's cleaning and personal care products. One of the biggest culprits and easy things to switch out for us was starting in the laundry department. Have you ever read a bottle of laundry detergent? Or fabric softener?
- 1,4-dioxane
- NPE (nonylphenol ethoxylate)
- Phosphates
- Sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS)/sodium laureth sulfate (SLES)
These are just four, 4! of the harmful ingredients found in common everyday laundry detergents. In addition to the uncomfortable allergy systems(itchy rashes, watery eyes) they were causing, I learned that these and many other ingredients in detergents can cause the following health issues:
- Biochemical or cellular changes
- Cancer
- Developmental/reproductive toxicity
- Eco-toxicology
- Endocrine disruption
- Irritation of the skin and eyes
- Neuro-toxicity
- Organ toxicity
- Possible mutations
Um, thanks but no thanks! I personally wouldn't want to have any of my kids walking around on a daily basis breathing in fumes from known carcinogens, or having clothing covered in toxins that will possibly disrupt their developmental or reproductive system rubbing against their sensitive skin! What's a Mama to do?
Our first step was dropping the fabric softener all together and hanging clothes outside to dry whenever possible. This helped dramatically with the itching and skin rashes. Hanging clothes outside has many benefits: it gives you a dose of vitamin D, you get fresh air, you have an excuse to just stand and bask in the warm sun, it is good for your clothes, they smell fresh. However, with our lovely, freezing and snowy winters here New England it would not be possible to do year round. For a few months we used nothing in the dryer, but this caused extreme static cling and our clothes lacked a freshly washed smell.
So we tried the Pinterest hack of throwing in a sponge/rag (or 2) soaked in vinegar into the dryer. And then we tried them with vinegar AND essential oils, and that worked for a time. But to be honest, I didn't love it. I found it tedious, the girls almost NEVER remembered to put the sponges back in the jar. Or they dripped it all over the dryer. Now I am not saying this idea wouldn't work for your family, it just wasn't for us. If you think it sounds doable for yours, please try it!
I broke down and bought some "dye-free", "scent-free" dryer sheets. The results were mixed. The pre-made dryer sheets are more convenient than a soaked sponge or rag and the girls could just throw them out, so no need to find them every time I tried to do laundry. Skin irritation was kept to a minimum. Yet they were still questionable ingredients used in these sheets and the cost for our family was quite a bit more than what we paid for cancer causing dryer sheets.
One day I was browsing through an online catalog for products that an acquaintance was selling in one of those MLM companies and stumbled across the answer! Well, ok, to be honest, I was skeptical at first and really didn't want to spend the money to try it out, but I did. Wool Dryer Balls. Have you heard of these? Have you seen them? Have you tried them? Do you love them? They are reusable. They can be used just by themselves. You can add several drops of your favorite essential oil and have your clothes smell like citrus. Or pine. Or lavender. Or whatever you want them too! I will be honest, if you are looking at buying multiple balls right up front, it will be pricey. But remember, you can reuse them and reuse them and reuse them and…well, you get the idea. The ones I have now I have had for at least 2-3 years.
Hanging clothes outside is still the BEST drying technique, after all the sun is a natural germ killer and good at bleaching. If you are worried about your clothes fading, simply hanging them inside out. Drying clothes outside is also free…which is awesome. Yet there are those months or rainy days when we simply can't hang them out. If the dryer is used we now have several wool balls that we can use to help dry our clothes. Sometimes I remember and add some essential oil to them, but not always. More often than not I have to go hunting upstairs for them because none of us remembered to take them back to the dryer, but we are getting better about taking them out and NOT putting them in the laundry basket. 🙂
That's how we solved the fabric softener issue for our house. Check back for Part 2 – How we changed our laundry detergent. Have you gotten away from harmful dryer sheets or fabric softener? I would love to hear what you use…comment below and let us hear what works for you!


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Kodak has launched a new inkjet printhead that could see it re-enter the wide-format market via an OEM partner. It described its new Ultrastream continuous inkjet head as its fourth-generation product. It is aiming to sign up OEM partners at Drupa who could use the head in sheetfed inkjet presses or in a wide-format array.
"We turned the attention of our brightest minds in R&D to how we can bring the benefits of inkjet to adjacent markets," said Kodak president of inkjet enterprise
Ink manufacturer Inx International has launched several new inks at Fespa Digital. Among them are additions to the firm's Triangle brand of 'advanced alternative' inks are the GSP and GRR UV curable high-performance inks, which are designed for jetting with high consistency while running at high speeds on EFI Vutek GS series hybrid flatbed roll-fed printers, or dedicated roll-to-roll printers. Also, the company's Prodigy and Evolve product ranges have been expanded to include an extended
Agfa-Gevaert has posted improved results for 2015. Growth in the graphics division was boosted by a double-digit hike in inkjet sales as well as the effects of a weaker euro. For the full year to December 2015, revenues in Agfa's graphics section remained stable with a modest 0.2% growth to $1.59bn, reversing the decline of 2014. The company said that "despite softness in the emerging markets and political instability in certain regions" sales had been helped by a significant increase in
Sun Chemical presented the first worldwide showing of SunTex, its newly launched range of water-based inkjet inks developed to deliver optimum performance for digital textile and soft signage print applications at Fespa. The new products are SunTex Sonata, a series of dye sublimation transfer inks and direct print dispersed inks for polyester and polyester-rich substrates; and SunTex Encore, a range of direct print pigment inks. SunTex Encore is the pigmented inkjet ink offering within the
Stratasys unveils new EMEA headquarters in Germany. Stratasys says their latest facility features a state-of-the-art showroom, a benchmark center and customer training facilities. The opening of its new 53,000 square foot EMEA headquarters in Rheinmuenster, Germany, marks the creation of a purpose-built site to support the company's growing capacity requirements and increase customer service capability with it's customer training and benchmarking facilities. The new, four-story site features
HP has won a design award for its PageWide XL portfolio after judges decided it enabled users to maximise efficiency and was easy to use.
The printer range won a 2016 iF Gold 'Best of Best' Design Award for industrial design on 26th February at a ceremony in Munich, Germany, for its commercially-available 1,016mm-wide PageWide XL 4000, 4500 and 8000 printers. Additionally, the now award-winning, flagship HP PageWide XL 8000 Printer offers up to 50 percent savings in total production costs
EFI has revealed more details about how it expects its acquisition of dye and colour products specialist Rialco to help expand its industrial inkjet business.
Stephen Emery, vice-president of EFI's ink business, told PrintWeek EFI had not been a Rialco customer prior to the acquisition but said the business supplies a lot of ink companies and formulators in industrial markets, including dye-sublimation printing.
"The ink business within EFI is a significant part of the business and a part
Sistrade compete at two international events of the Security Printing and Label sector. High Security Printing Europe conference took place in Bucharest between March 14 and 16, and FINAT Technical Seminar took place in Barcelona between March 16 and 18. Sistrade had a booth at the exhibition to promote the features of Sistrade MIS software for Security Printing. FINAT technical seminar entitled Labelling – The future and beyond organised FINAT (Féderation INternationale des fabricants et
Fespa has announced that its Global Expo, FESPA 2017, will take place over five days from 8 - 12 May 2017 at the Hamburg Messe, Germany. The event will cover 10 halls at the exhibition centre, and as well as being a screen and digital exhibition it will encompass FESPA Textile, European Sign Expo and Printeriors. Roz McGuinness, Divisional Director, FESPA said: "The eighth largest city in Europe, Hamburg is a major transport hub and is easily accessible by plane from all major European and
Greek manufacturer Polyprint has debuted a compact direct-to-garment (DTG) printer that can produce 80 white or 28 dark t-shirts per hour. The TexJet shorTee can print on textiles including cotton, polyester, cotton/polyester blends, linen, viscose and leather. The machine, which will cost around $10,228, offers print resolutions of up to 1,440dpi and has a maximum print size of 320x450mm. It incorporates Epson DX7 printheads in a combination offering eight ink channels with 180 nozzles per
Mutoh has added a new budget option to its ValueJet X roll-to-roll sign and display printer series. The new single-head 1.62m ValueJet 1604X, which is available with immediate effect through Mutoh's reseller network, features high print quality and precision, productivity, simple operation and a standard configuration including a motorised take-up system for rolls up to 30kg. The device is targeted at entry-level signmakers as well as companies looking for a wider machine that need extra
Xerox has announced that it will be participating at drupa at the Hall 8B, Messe Dusseldorf May 31 – June 10, 2016. Xerox will be exhibiting production print devices, workflow solutions, business development resources and high-value applications segments – such as direct mail, catalogues, books, transactional marketing, photos and packaging at their booth.
Fujifilm unveiled 3 new products at Fespa in Amsterdam - the FabricWall II, the mobile solution for textile graphics; FabricCounter, the mobile folding counter for textile graphics and Backlit PhotoPaper Standard, bright colour reproduction, with and without backlit.
According to Fujifilm, with the FabricWall II system the print is always flat and straight. Accessories allow creating a full exhibition stand by connecting several FabricWall II systems to build a wall or connect them in a
Canon Europe launched three recently-released Océ Arizona UV flatbed printers at Fespa Digital and previewed a new range of large-format professional inkjet printers.
The Océ Arizona 1240, 1260 and 1280 models, launched in January, are aimed at the sign and display, specialty print, reprographics and photo lab sectors and print at up to 35m2/hr in express mode.
The new Arizonas borrow features from the 6100 series launched at Fespa last year. There are two bed sizes – 1.25x2.5m and
Manroland Sheetfed has seen improved results for the fourth consecutive year after owner Langley Holdings transformed it from a "lumbering leviathan" into an "efficient business".
In the calendar year 2015, it recorded sales of $321m up from $316.8 m in 2014. Orders on hand were worth $87.4m, against $53m in 2014.
The division contributed around 10% towards the group result, helping to generate a group pre-tax profit of $117.m. Chairman Tony Langley expressed satisfaction with its
Suppliers of colour management and workflow software solutions GMG has announced that its colour management experts will be conducting a hands-on colour management training event, GMG Academy, concurrent with drupa, from June 9-11 at its headquarters in Tübingen, Germany. The event lets those interested in colour management combine two educational opportunities: the industry's most comprehensive exhibition, with a colour management seminar. Topics will include lighting, the difference between
Avery Dennison's new EU headquarters and Research & Development center in Oegstgeest, the Netherlands has been awarded the BREEAM 'Very Good' certificate for building's design and construction. A range of sustainability features have been brought together to merit the BREEAM 'Very Good' rating. The headquarters has energy efficient ground-storage heating and cooling, heat-reflective glass, elevators that recover energy, motion-controlled lighting, FSC-certified timber, and more than 100
The owner of the Independent has confirmed that the newspaper is to ditch its print editions and go online only, making it the first national daily to cease publication since Today in 1995. The Independent newspaper would have celebrated its 30th anniversary later this year. Russian oligarch Alexander Lebedev acquired it in 2010. The Independent titles will cease print production this month.
Self-adhesive materials manufacturer Drytac Europe will show a range of new products at Fespa Digital 2016, as it seeks new resale and distribution partners.
The company will publicly debut ViziPrint illuminate film, a new product for vibrant backlit graphics, and also highlight a new floor graphics application for its Polar HiGrab vinyl. ViziPrint Illuminate is a 100 micron translucent matt PET film, which the company has developed for backlit window graphics and vibrant backlit displays for
Sun Chemical has expanded its Streamline range of eco-solvent alternative inkjet inks with the introduction of a new low odour ink, Streamline Ultima HPQ LO developed for use in the Mimaki JV300 and JV150 high-speed wide format printers.
"All our Streamline OEM-compatible inks are highly engineered to replicate the colour and physical properties of original inks and are rigorously tested to ensure optimum performance. As a result they present cost-effective, operationally efficient alternative
Heidelberg's burgeoning services division accounted for almost half of the firm's sales in its latest quarterly results.
The world's largest printing press manufacturer posted sales up 15% to $703m in the three months to 31 December, and up 16% to $1.979bn for the first nine months of its financial year, including a $102.2m gain due to exchange rates.
Its services business, boosted by last year's acquisition of PSG, accounted for $316.6m of Q3 sales and $952m for the nine-month period. The
Belgium-based Idempapers has announced a price increase for its carbonless products — up to 7% on reels and 5% on sheets — effective for all deliveries from April 4, 2016. In a press release, Idempapers said, "For over a year now, raw material costs — principally pulp and chemicals — have increased significantly, largely due to the impact of foreign exchange fluctuations, and despite the price increases already implemented during the last twelve months, this escalation in costs has only been
Manroland web systems from Augsburg, Germany, has announced a significant increase in profit and market share in the financial year of 2015. With a profit margin of around 3%, the printing press manufacturer's result increases to 6.2 million euros. The market share in new press business for web offset systems grew to 45% and the solutions in digital postpress from manroland web systems have established themselves further on the market. Profitability is expected to grow even further in 2016
Condé Nast and Hearst have set up a new joint venture in the US that could have far-reaching implications for magazine production if it sets a trend. The two media companies are pooling their procurement, production and circulation management operations in a new independent company, PubWorx, which will be owned 50:50 by the duo.It will be headed by Al Perruzza, the former executive vice president of business operations at Reader's Digest. He becomes president and CEO of PubWorx. Hearst and
European company dedicated solely to the promotion and sale of lenticular plastic sheets and rolls for the offset, digital and label markets, DP Lenticular, will be presenting its creative portfolio of solutions, including a world first, at drupa from May 31 to June 10, 2016 at the Messe Düsseldorf.
The manufacturer will exhibit its new 3D 28 LPI UV-MF large format lenses made in Europe. With a thickness of 2.15 mm and a viewing angle of 37°, it is suitable for three-dimensional lenticular
Xaar has launched a new large-droplet UV printhead, targeted at high-build applications in labels and packaging. The Xaar 1002 GS40 head has a droplet volume from 40 to 160 picolitres, with five greyscales. Xaar said target applications included laying down opaque whites in label printing, as well as spot UV inkjet coating, including high-build effects.
The inkjet head developer claimed the throughput of the new head "surpassed that of any other on the market".
Other potential uses for the
Xerox has confirmed earlier reports that it plans to split into two separate businesses.
Ursula Burns, chief executive of the $19.5bn turnover business, said the group was undertaking a strategic review of its operations last autumn.
Announcing the break-up plan today, Burns said: "Today Xerox is taking further affirmative steps to drive shareholder value by announcing it will separate into two strong, independent, publicly traded companies."
The two businesses will be Document
Canadian wide-format equipment manufacturer Gandy Digital will unveil its latest machine, the 5m-wide roll-to-roll Fascin8tor, at Fespa Digital in March. The firm said the machine would deliver large-format prints with very low ink consumption, without compromising print quality and regardless of speed.
It is aimed at printers looking to increase their productivity, extend their application portfolio and maximise their job profitability. The device, which prints at 1,200dpi and handles
Mimaki is set to add a light black ink to its range of SB410 sublimation ink spot colours. The light black, which will be commercially available from next month, joins recently released neon yellow and pink fluorescent inks, which are suitable for low-volume, high-quality use in fashion and sportswear and swimwear.
The firm said the latest addition will expand apparel production possibilities for users and increase the versatility of its TS300P-1800 wide-format printer, a dedicated
New whitepaper commissioned by OKI Europe says many companies would like to digitise documents to reduce physical storage space. Just one third of European companies are planning for a digital world with smart MFPs playing a key role in moving away from paper-based processes, a new IDC whitepaper commissioned by OKI Europe Ltd has found. The whitepaper, which was compiled by Jacqui Hendriks, IDC's Head of European Managed Print Services and Document Solutions research and consulting practice


text: If you know me, you'll know I am slightly obsessed with houses, and some of my favourite homes are terraces. I recently had the privilege of exploring one in Sydney's Surry Hills with my good friend Tess. This talented lady is a designer, a marketer, a human rights advocate, an energetic life-force and a wonderful human. Scroll to the bottom to read a little interview with her, where she talks about working on her life, what's she's realised, what she likes to spend money on, and her drive to solve problems we've made for ourselves. Tell me a little bit about yourself please. How do you spend your days? My average day begins with a blend of early morning meditation, walking and strength classes. The bulk of the sunshine goes over to work, coffee, reading articles online and working some more. Evenings are typically dinner and drinks with friends, heading home for possible freelance design work and reading, before bed at the final hour… I definitely need to make more time for sleep. What's the best thing that's happened to you this week? I was accepted to study a Masters of Development Studies at UNSW. That, and I booked a flight to Cairns to get my dive ticket. After talking about it for five years, I will finally be getting it - while living on-board a boat on the Great Barrier Reef for three days. What are you currently working on? My life – I've recently changed jobs, changed apartments, made the plunge to further study and enrolled to get my dive ticket. My life is really just a series of 'ripping off a band aid' moments – it's three jabs "thinking about it" and one final punch to "do". What was the last photo you took? I snapped a light fitting in a friend's apartment in Bondi. Sydney apartments have such exquisite lights! This was the centrepiece in her living room. It was like a flower – it had a white ceramic centre, out of which came four glass petals in a deep mint green. The room would have sufficed with no furniture at all – just this one feature. What's your favourite word or saying? Words are fickle, so I'll settle to throw over some of my favourite sayings to date: "If things don't start to happen. Don't worry, don't stew. Just go right along. You'll start happening too!" Dr Seuss "Be what you would seem to be – or, if you'd like it put more simply – never imagine yourself not to be otherwise than what it might appear to others that what you were or might have been was not otherwise than what you had been would have appeared to them to be otherwise" Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Caroll "Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world." Einstein "Three passions, simple but overwhelmingly strong, have governed my life: the longing for love, the search for knowledge, and unbearable pity for the suffering of mankind" Bertrand Russell What are you most passionate about? PEOPLE. And doing what is right. Over the years, I've come to accept there is little I care more about. There's a fantastic humanitarian and author I follow, Zainab Salbi, who puts her ambition down to service: "There is no question for me about that, I just want to be happy as I am in service". I've never resonated with something so strongly in my life. I want my life to be about service - and seeing to it that human rights are found equal for all. What problem would you like to solve? In my lifetime I'd ideally like to put an end to the inequality of women and men once and for all. For now, I guess I'd just like to see my female girlfriends own their own body, harness their unique minds, and never sell themselves over to complexes of inferiority, self-doubt or self-loathing again. What's your favourite thing to spend money on? BOOKS. It's been nearly two years since I moved to Sydney, and already I've filled an entire suitcase full of paperbacks. After years of caring less for reading, I think I finally appreciate the tag bookworm. It's become an insatiable curiosity. My mind has never been stretched in so many directions! I guess the only other similar thing money might serve to replicate is travel – I'll spend money on experience any day. Where can we find more of what you do? For small snippets of design / advocacy work, head to www.tnpcreative.com.au.


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The star is Stella McCartney, of course! How do you write about fashion and environmental star Stella McCartney? You start with the facts. Once more, McCartney has outdone herself! This time in Paris in March presenting her sustainable fashion while also bringing awareness to the Leuser Ecosystem in Indonesia by supporting the Canopy Planet Organization.
Fact # 1 The Leuser Ecosystem
The Leuser Ecosystem is an ancient tropical rainforest covering more than 6.5 million acres in Sumatra, Indonesia. It is an important source of oxygen for the world and has been identified by Conservation International for its exceptionally high levels of biological diversity. The Leuser Ecosystem is home to
The protection of the entire remaining Leuser ecosystem is vital as it is home to so many endemic and endangered species that need space to thrive.
Fact # 2 Biggest Threats to the Leuser Ecosystem
The biggest threat to this essential ecosystem comes from the industrial palm plantations that produce palm oil. Palm oil is cheaper to produce than animal fat and has many of the same qualities.
These industrial plantations contribute to deforestation through many related activities: for example illegal logging, road construction, and clearing. While some of the clearing is authorized, it may still contravene provincial and national directives.
Fact # 3 Who Is to Blame?
Primarily, it's the major brands we're all familiar with: Colgate-Palmolive, General Mills, Hershey, Kellogg's, Kraft Heinz, L'Oréal, Mars, Mondelez, Nestlé, PepsiCo, Reckitt Benckiser, and Unilever.
Fact # 4 Why Are They to Blame?
Hans Nicholas Jong writes in his article "Despite Promises, Major Brands Continue to Obtain Palm Oil from Rainforest Destroyers" that a new report from Greenpeace shows that brands and their suppliers are not abiding by their own pledges to buy only from sustainable producers of palm oil.
"Greenpeace researchers found that 12 of the world's largest brands—Colgate-Palmolive, General Mills, Hershey, Kellogg's, Kraft Heinz, L'Oréal, Mars, Mondelez, Nestlé, PepsiCo, Reckitt Benckiser, and Unilever—were still sourcing from at least 20 palm oil groups that actively cleared rainforests in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Papua New Guinea."
Fact # 5 Why You Want to Stop Using Palm Oil
Refined palm oil contains large amounts of harmful fatty acid esters that are known to damage DNA and cause cancer and organ damage. Toddlers and children are especially vulnerable.
Palm oil is bad not only for you but also for the environment. Stop using it! Let's sum up all the negatives . . .
Fact # 6 But What Can Poor Little Me Do About It?
Indifference is how greedy brands rob the world of its future.
When you think any of these thoughts . . .
. . . you are part of the problem. Don't give greedy, power-hungry destroyers the ability to make big decisions for you.
By doing just one thing, you become part of the solution. A few ideas . . .
Fact # 7 One Good Solution—Donate!
Support reputable organizations that align with your priorities and principles. Money goes a long way in the hands of organizations that have a wide-angle lens on global issues. They will invest your money wisely, understanding the priorities and how best to support the cause.
No donation is too small or big enough.
Fact # 8 Follow the Star of All Stars, Stella McCartney
Stella McCartney has always been on the leading edge of everything sustainable, ecofriendly, and ethical. We can all be inspired by her illuminating teachings. Her fashion principles aren't just for fashion—they are principles for living, and we can all apply them to our lives as well.
In her article Stella McCartney leverages star power to save the rainforests, Jess Cartner-Morley describes how McCartney stays on top of fashion innovation:
"Dresses made from sustainable viscose sourced from certified forests linked the conservation message to the clothes on the catwalk. Vintage Stella McCartney fabric was upcycled for this collection, and quilted to create a graphic wrap coat. . . . Vegan leather and fur-free-fur coats have become Stella McCartney classics, underscoring a message that you can have both principles and style."
Fact # 9 Why Stella McCartney Supports Canopy Planet
Because they have the same goal—to make sure that in the fashion industry, brands are able to use fibers whose origin can be tracked down to sustainably managed forests.
Fact # 10 Canopy Planet Organization
Canopy works with the forest industry's biggest customers and their suppliers to develop business solutions that protect these last frontier forests.
Depending on the region, 35 to 60 percent of the world's forests continue to be felled to manufacture the products we consume, from tee shirts to toilet paper. The loss of these critical forests puts species, communities, and our climate at risk.
For close to 20 years, Canopy has harnessed the purchasing power of forest products customers to advance conservation of the world's ancients and endangered forests. They work with companies, large and small, to help them develop sustainable purchasing policies, find innovative solutions, and become champions to advance the protection of the world's threatened forests.
Canopy offers a powerful list of sustainable businesses they have partnered with. Support them.
Your donation will be put to good use in Canopy's mission to protect Ancient and Endangered Forests, the species that call these places home, and the climate. Contact Fawzia at [email protected] or call +1-604-329-5678 if you have any questions about how your donation will be used.
Honor someone buy donating in their name.
Find current job openings at Canopy Planet and how you can volunteer. Sign up for their newsletter.
Follow them!
Tired of reading? Watch this vimeo
Fact # 11 You Make a Difference
Yes, you do. If you are already a star that makes a difference, thank you. If you are thinking about becoming one, please do! The world thanks you.
XOXO Monica
Mongabay Series: Southeast Asian infrastructure
As Indonesia's Leuser Ecosystem faces multiple threats, local resistance grows
'The last place on Earth': how Sumatra's rainforest is being cleared for palm oil
Why does palm oil still dominate the supermarket shelves?
Final Countdown Published on Sep. 18, 2018. A Greenpeace investigation has exposed how the world's biggest brands are still linked to rainforest destruction in Indonesia.
Palm Oil – deforestation for everyday products
Stella McCartney Heads Campaign to Save the Leuser Ecosystem
Stella McCartney leverages star power to save the rainforests
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