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820. May I move to the questions relating to
public service broadcasting issues. Where those are concerned,
you share the views of the Independent Television Commission to
a large extent. In particular, you say that the current draft
means that the remits for public service broadcasters will be
far too general, referring to clause 182. But is not the remit
there effectively simply to translate what has been the remit
as agreed under their licence and is in any case necessarily filled
out by the structure of statements of programme policy they are
obliged to make and in due course will be checked against the
general requirement for public service television broadcasting.
Why do you need the remit in particular to become more detailed?
(Ms Lennard) I think on this we have not done extremely
detailed work ourselves, but, given that the Independent Television
Commission is the existing content regulator, regulating existing
commercial broadcasters, we take extremely seriously their view
and we are also aware of the fact that the ITC itself has been
rightly withdrawing from extremely detailed, heavy-handed regulations,
more sort of overall regulation, and therefore, if the ITC considers
that there are possible defects in the current drafting of the
bill, we would take that on board very seriously.
821. For these purposes, you are representing
the views of the ITC not of consumers
(Ms Lennard) I think so, yes. The other point on which
we did also agree with them very strongly is the fact that, under
the current drafting of the bill, OFCOM would only be required
to produce a statement across public service broadcasting generally
every three years, whereas the broadcasters would be required
to produce annual statements of programming policy.
822. Does the BBC not produce an annual statement
of programming policy at its own discretion?
(Ms Lennard) Yes, it does.
823. What are you saying should be happening,
that the annual statement of programming policy and the three
year review of the general requirements for public service television
broadcasting should be brought together as if they were one and
the same thing?
(Ms Lennard) No ... Well, that OFCOM should be required
to produce an overall statement on public service broadcasting
annually rather than every three years. It may not be as detailed
as one it might produce every, say, two or three years, but, given
that the broadcasters are going to be producing their annual statements
of programming policy with reference to what OFCOM is saying every
three years, it does seem to me that those two periods ought to
be aligned together.
824. You do not see any distinction between
annual tactical monitoring of how programming policy should meet
the general requirement and a three-year "stand back and
review it"? The one-year and the three-year are complementary
to one another. Leaving aside the issue of whether the annual
statement of programming policy, given that they are not regulated
in the same way, can diverge with one another, in effectbut,
leaving that on one sidethe one-year and the three-year
structure, you do not see a distinction between those two things?
(Ms Bradley) There is a distinction clearly. The first
is monitoring the extent to which people do what they say they
are going to do. The second, every three years, is looking at
the overall delivery of all public service broadcasters across
the piece to look at whether we have got what we want. Quite clearly
they are different. We are not suggesting that one should replace
the other but rather that the second, which we take to be the
most importantwhich is the review of not whether people
are doing what they say they will do but rather whether or not
we are as consumer or citizens getting what we ought to get by
way of public service broadcastingis a very important co-regulatory
function that OFCOM will have. I think it is one of the slight
ambiguities in some areas of the bill where it talks about self-regulation,
and, on the whole, what we have in the bill is co-regulation always,
with back-stop powers from OFCOM. It is about how often OFCOM
reviews what is happening under the self-regulatory regime to
look at the extent to which it needs to interest itself in it.
We would like that to happen on a more regular basis.
825. Let us say that every three years there
is this review of the general requirements of public service television,
and, if OFCOM takes the view that one of the licensed public service
broadcasters has not meant a sufficient contribution to that,
they can issue directions. They have no powers in relation to
the BBC. Do you think that is a satisfactory situation?
(Ms Bradley) We have argued throughout these debates
that the BBC should be subject to the same regulation as other
service providers and brought within the terms of OFCOM. I think
it is our view at this juncture that in fact both the arrangements
that are being proposed in the bill and the changes being made
at the BBC in relation to the role of the governors and the extent
to which they will follow the same pattern of reporting that OFCOM
are establishing, mean that there is a huge amount of convergence.
What we would want to see is a commitment to reviewing that very
carefully at the point of charter renewal.
826. I detect a slight change in your evidence.
You may be interested to know from the online forum that Robert
Beveridge of Napier and Edinburgh Universities actually supports
your idea of the BBC being fully under OFCOM. He sees that as
a way of getting away from government interference in the BBC.
But I would like you to develop what you have just said because
it is a movement. I think some of us were a little surprised that
the National Consumer Council, of all organisations, would want
to tip the BBC into an organisation of which we do not know the
structure, we do not know the chairman, we do not know the ethos,
we do not know whether it will be one of these bodies that is
totally dominated by competition. Why have the governors failed
so completely that you would buy this particular pig in a poke?
(Ms Bradley) Let's hope it is not a pig in a poke.
I think we have more optimism about the way that OFCOM will fulfill
its responsibilities, perhaps. Yes, there are questions about
whether it would achieve that, but that is what we believe and
we are of the view generally that such regulatory arrangements
serve consumers well. Saying that the BBC should be part of that
arrangement does not necessarily imply that the board of governors
are doing a bad job; it is rather looking at what the BBC are
delivering and their part in the overall broadcasting ecology
which leads us to the view that they ought to be part of this
structure. At the beginning of this debate the National Consumer
Council was very clear that consumer interest in arriving at a
single regulator was all about convergence and the delivery of
a universal service, both in terms of channels and in terms of
content, and the BBC is the primary but not the only deliverer
of universal service and content. It makes no sense to us, therefore,
to see that primary deliverer of public service broadcasting outwith
the basic regulatory framework. We also think that it is very
difficult to arrive at and unsatisfactory to have a situation
where a non-executive board are responsible for the strategy and
positioning of an organisation such as the BBC and is also responsible
for the regulation. And I think we would agree with the professor
quoted, that actually the BBC, in its reporting directly to the
Secretary of State, has a line of report, albeit established as
an independent body, which might benefit from having more distance,
which we believe a regulator would have.
827. Just to repeat your reply to Mr Lansley,
you concede that it might be better to make that final decision
at Charter Review when in fact we may have a better idea also
of the kind of body OFCOM actually is than doing it now.
(Ms Bradley) Not for that reason but because I think
pragmatically it is not possible to make those changes until Charter
Review. We see a lot of changes which have taken place in the
interim which give us the sense that people are understanding
that we are moving in a direction where we need some more coherence
between the two regulatory arrangements. So it is a pragmatic
position. I have to say also that we are rather concerned that
what are some very, very important issues about communications
will become very over-dominated by debates about not just the
BBC but broadcasting and we are keen to give space to make sure
we take all the other issues.
(Ms Lennard) Could I just add that putting the BBC
eventually within OFCOM would not imply that it was being regulated
in the same way. OFCOM is going to have to regulate a variety
of bodies which will all have their different remits and different
functions and it will have to do that according to the remit.
Going back to statements about programming policy, what this does
give us is a couple of years hopefully to see how the commercial
broadcasters and the BBC are producing those statements of programming
policy and to get that process more closely aligned, so that we
can see the whole of the PSB and also, hopefully, in the run up
to Charter Review, see best how the BBC can be brought more sensibly
within OFCOM. We have a little more time now for those processes
to be more closely allied together, particularly with the statements
and monitoring the programming policy.
Chairman: Unfortunately, we have run out of
time, but it would be useful if you could e-mail or write to us
because you suggest, along with a lot of other people, that you
want OFCOM to be able to penalise the BBC on a similar basis to
the other licensed producers but not in such a way that punishes
licence fee payers. This subject has come up several times and
there have been several suggestions. If you could write to us
with your own suggestions as to what means might be used, that
would be very welcome. Thank you both very much indeed.

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The N-Word
Unmentionable lessons of the midterm aftermath.
Warning: This article contains the word Nazi.
There's been something weird about the denouement of the midterm elections, starting with the pronounced absence of Democratic triumphalism. The prevailing mood has been stunned relief rather than glee, and nobody seems eager to delve too deeply into what exactly it was about George W. Bush that the voters so roundly rejected. Put another way, what were the sins included under the shorthand summary for the president's failures, "Iraq"?
For some reason, I keep thinking about an observation Eleanor Roosevelt made in an unpublished interview conducted in May of 1940, as the German Wehrmacht swept across France. She expressed dismay that a "great many Americans" would look with favor on a Hitler victory in Europe and be greatly attracted to fascism. Why? "Simply because we are a people who tend to admire things that work," she said. So, were the voters last month protesting Bush's policies—or were they complaining that he had not made those policies work? If Operation Iraqi Freedom had not been such an unqualified catastrophe, how long would the public have assented to the programs that accompanied the "war on terror": the legalization of torture, the suspension of habeas corpus, the unauthorized surveillance of law-abiding Americans, the unilateral exercise of executive power, and the Bush team's avowed prerogative to "create our own reality"?
Mrs. Roosevelt's example notwithstanding, polite discussion of that question does not contain any derivative of the words fascism, propaganda, or dictatorship. God forbid Nazi or Hitler. The extent to which it is verboten to bring up Nazi Germany has now become a jape. "Can't pols just have little Post-its on their microphones reminding them not to compare anything to the Nazis?" Maureen Dowd wrote in the Times recently, after yet another off-message senator was taken to the woodshed. The ban applies equally to the arena of intellectual debate, such that even the wild and woolly Internet has a Godwin's Law to describe the cred-killing effect of dropping the N-bomb. So, even though it is a truism that we learn by analogy, even though the Bush administration unapologetically practices the reality-eschewing art of propaganda—with procured "journalists," its own "news" pipeline at Fox, leader-centric ("war president") stagecraft, the classic Big Lie MO of, say, draft avoiders smearing war heroes as unpatriotic—we are not permitted to draw any comparisons to the über-propagandists of the previous century. That prohibition is reiterated in the coy caution with which I introduce the topic here.
The taboo is itself a precept of the propaganda state. Usually its enforcers profess a politically correct motive: the exceptionalism of genocidal Jewish victimhood. Thus, poor Sen. Richard Durbin, the Democrat from Illinois, found himself apologizing to the Anti-Defamation League after Republicans jumped all over him for invoking Nazi Germany to describe the conditions at Guantanamo. And so by allowing the issue to be defined by the unique suffering of the Jews, we ignore the Holocaust's more universal hallmark: the banal ordinariness of the citizens who perpetrated it. The relevance of Third Reich Germany to today's America is not that Bush equals Hitler or that the United States government is a death machine. It's that it provides a rather spectacular example of the insidious process by which decent people come to regard the unthinkable as not only thinkable but doable, justifiable. Of the way freethinkers and speakers become compliant and self-censoring. Of the mechanism by which moral or humanistic categories are converted into bureaucratic ones. And finally, of the willingness with which we hand control over to the state and convince ourselves that we are the masters of our destiny.
In America, the word fascism itself has something of the quality of a joke—with its vague, '60s sense of meaning "anything we don't like." But because I've been reading Ian Kershaw's biography of Hitler; Richard Rubinstein's explanation of the Holocaust, The Cunning of History; and various studies of the Third Reich for a book in progress, I've acquired a vivid picture of the real thing. (Before I continue, please insert here whatever disclaimers it takes to stop yourself from listing the ways in which we are not like Nazi Germany.)
The most literal shock of recognition was the repulsively callous arrogance of the term "shock and awe." (The Iraqi people were supposed to pause and be impressed by our bombs before being incinerated/liberated by them?) Airstrikes as propaganda had been the invention of the German Luftwaffe, whose signature work, the terror-bombing Blitz of England, did not awe the British people into submission, either. Then there were subtler reverberations. When Bush's brain trust pushed through its executive-enhancing stratagems, I happened to be reading about brilliant German legal theoretician Carl Schmitt, who codified Hitler's führerprincip into law. (In the Balkans of cyberspace, I discovered, lurked an excellent article by Alan Wolfe detailing how Schmitt's theories also predicted the salt-the-ground political tactics of the Karl Rove conservatives.) When the administration established a class of nonpersons known as the "unlawful enemy combatant," I flashed on how the Nazis legalized their treatment of the Jews simply by rendering them stateless. And then in 2004, the Republicans threatened to override Senate rules and abolish the filibuster in order to thwart the Democrats' stand against Bush's most extremist nominees for federal judgeships. This "nuclear option" (so named by Trent Lott in acknowledgment of his party's willingness to destroy the Congress in order to save the country) struck me as a functional analog of the Enabling Act of 1933, which consolidated the German government under Chancellor Hitler and effectively dissolved the Reichstag as a parliamentary body.
Alas, West Virginia Sen. Robert Byrd made the same connection. When he cited the Enabling Act to admonish his colleagues across the aisle, they hit back with indignation and ridicule and, for good measure, jeered him for having joined the filibuster (led by Lott's hero Strom Thurmond) against the Civil Rights Act of 1964. But that ultimately averted A-bomb proved to be minor compared with the more precise reiteration of the Enabling Act to come. The official name of that 1933 National Socialist masterstroke was the "Law to Remedy the Distress of the People and the Reich," and the distress warranting its transfer of dictatorial power to Hitler was the state crisis provoked by the Reichstag fire the month before. And so it was under the open-ended emergency created by 9/11 that Bush's Military Commissions Act, passed in September, gave the president authority to designate anyone he so deemed, citizen or no, an 'unlawful enemy combatant' and, habeas corpus having been nullified, send noncitizens away indefinitely. *
In an interview on MSNBC the day the bill was signed, Jonathan Turley, constitutional law professor at George Washington University, declared the date one of the most infamous in the history of the republic, and amazed at the "national yawn" greeting this "huge sea change for our democracy." Where was the public consternation about this reversal of our founding principles? That interested me more than the brazen coup of the administration—which Carl Schmitt might argue was a categorical imperative. Why had the decent people of the country mounted no serious protest even against something as on-its-face objectionable as the bill's sanction of torture?
Former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in a recent speech to an American audience, summarized (in a different context) the formula by which social evil gains mass acceptance: vilification of an enemy (file under fear-mongering) and habituation to incremental barbarities. Evidence of America's proficiency at this dual process is no more distant than the era of Southern apartheid, even if our own state-sponsored racism was a psycho-sociopolitical genocidal purgatory as opposed to a final solution. While we may prefer to believe that the Good German institutions capitulated to Hitler under the black boot of the SS, current scholarship confirms that Nazification, like segregation in America, was largely voluntary, even in the free press.
The Bush-era fourth estate has come up short not only against the Big Lie of "fair and balanced" news but also against its equally cunning cousin: the Small Inaccuracy used to repudiate the damaging larger truth. CBS crumbled under the administration's mau-mauers over Memogate, while Newsweek managed to withstand the hazing it took for its Koran-in-the-toilet item—which, like the substance of Dan Rather's offending report on Bush's National Guard career, was not only accurate; it was old news. But why didn't the national media go on the offensive and re-educate the government, and the public, about the inevitable if regrettable price of a free press? Mistakes will be made in the proverbial first draft of history, and holding reporters to a standard of perfection would inhibit them from performing the vigilance crucial to our democratic system. The media had become so habituated to the paralysis of self-censorship that it took a fake newsman to diagnose their Stockholm syndrome, and when Stephen Colbert acidly chided the journalists along with the president at the White House Correspondents' Dinner in April, the audience was not amused.
The ways our free press has served the powers it was supposed to afflict range from the belabored (Judith Miller's WMD "scoops" in the Times), to the grandiose (Tom Friedman's op-ed manifestos for a new political species: the pro-war-if-it-works liberal), to the perverse (Christopher Hitchens's flogging, in Slate, of a left-wing fifth column so much worse than the Bush-Cheney-Halliburton complex). My favorite editorial pledge of allegiance was a syndicated column by Kathleen Parker welcoming the ministrations of Bush's domestic spies because, hey, she wasn't conducting any phone business more controversial than making appointments to get her highlights done.
We have become such "good Americans" that we no longer have the moral imagination to picture what it might be like to be in a bureaucratic category that voids our human rights, be it "enemy combatant" or "illegal immigrant." Thus, in the week before the election, hardly a ripple answered the latest decree from the Bush administration: Detainees held in CIA prisons were forbidden from telling their lawyers what methods of interrogation were used on them, presumably so they wouldn't give away any of the top-secret torture methods that we don't use. Cautiously, I look back on that as the crystallizing moment of Bushworld: tautological as a Gilbert and Sullivan libretto, absurd as a Marx Brothers movie, and scary as a Kafka novel.
So, is there a new, post-election normal? A recent Google search turned up some impressive, learned commentary comparing the Military Commissions Act of 2006 to the Enabling Act of 1933. A reader congratulated one of the legal scholars, human rights lawyer Scott Horton, for daring to defy Godwin's Law. Perhaps (to switch totalitarian metaphors) we are in the midst of a little intellectual Prague Spring.
Of course, that democratic interlude met a swift and terrible end. If the midterm election was a referendum on nothing more than Bush's competence, then the message the Republicans have gotten is: Next time, make it work.
Correction, Nov. 29, 2006: This piece originally claimed, incorrectly, that the Military Commissions Act strips U.S. citizens as well as noncitizens of habeas corpus rights. In fact, the provisions of the act relating to habeas corpus only apply to noncitizens. ( Return to the corrected sentence.)


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By Colleen Jenkins
WINSTON-SALEM N.C. (Reuters) - Critics of North Carolina's new voter law argued on Monday for blocking key provisions such as fewer early voting days and the end of same-day registration before November's midterm elections to avoid disenfranchising African-American voters.
Attorneys for the state countered that the overhauled law was tested during the statewide primary election in May and results showed no disproportionate hardships being imposed on minority voters.
The case before a federal judge in Winston-Salem this week is the latest in a series of legal battles over the racial and political impact of states' changes to electoral protocol. In recent months, judges have handed several victories to challengers, overturning laws requiring voters to show photo identification in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Arkansas.
The photo ID requirement adopted last year by North Carolina's Republican-led legislature takes effect in 2016. But those who oppose it say it already has caused confusion and want election workers barred from discussing it at the polls this fall.
Challengers also are asking U.S. District Judge Thom Schroeder to put on hold parts of the law that shorten the early voting period by seven days, eliminate same-day registration, bar ballots cast out of the correct precinct from being counted and end a program allowing pre-registration for 16- and 17-year-olds.
Opponents argue the changes were designed to discourage voting by African Americans, who typically vote Democratic and use same-day registration and early voting at higher rates than white voters.
The challengers, including the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, the American Civil Liberties Union and the U.S. Justice Department, said the court needs to act ahead of a full trial next year to ensure that no eligible voters are denied their right to cast a ballot.
"This is not about voter integrity," the Reverend William Barber, president of the North Carolina NAACP, said of the state's law. "This is about voter suppression."
But lawyers for North Carolina said fears of lower participation by minorities or longer lines at polls proved unfounded during the May primary.
The challenged provisions were in place, with the exception of the photo ID requirement, which supporters say will combat voter fraud. Thirty-four states have laws requiring voters to show some form of ID at the polls.
"In this case, there can be no discriminatory effect on African-American voters, or other minority groups because the challenged provisions ... apply equally to all voters regardless of race," attorneys for the state said in court briefs.
The law's opponents packed a courtroom for the first day of the preliminary injunction hearing and planned a rally afterward to encourage people to mobilize and register voters this summer, organizers said.
The rally is a spinoff of the "Moral Monday" protests held in North Carolina after Republicans took control of the state legislature and governor's office for the first time in more than a century, enacting a host of laws that some complain have harmed residents.
(Reporting by Colleen Jenkins; Editing by Bill Trott and Gunna Dickson)


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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 142502
G550 Dual Head Hard Lockup on Logout
Last modified: 2007-11-30 17:10:56 EST
From Bugzilla Helper:
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.7.3)
Description of problem:
I get a hard lockup when logging out of the desktop running dual head
from a Matrox G550. Bootup, login and running of X dual head for hours
is okay. It's just when I logout. The system does not seem to even get
to gdm again because the background remains visible at the hang.
CTL-ALT-Backspace doesn't work because mouse and kbd are dead.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
How reproducible:
Steps to Reproduce:
1.Boot into X or boot to RL3 and startx
Actual Results: System hang. Have to fsck the filesystem on the way
back up.
Expected Results: clean logout and gdm display
Additional info:
I saw this repeatedly until one of the hald updates just before Christmas.
My sypmtoms (observed via a remote session) were that the hal daemon
appeared to be spawning many processes trying to read contents of my
(empty) CD writer, and that hung the logout. If I left it for someting
like 30 minutes, it logged out fine. Logging back in repeated the problem.
Hasn't happened now for some weeks.
Setting status to "RAWHIDE" as the problem aparently no longer
occurs as mentioned in comment #1 above.


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It's actually a wonder I cooked anything in April, because my oven thermostat died at the start of the month but I didn't realise until the end of the month, although I was wondering why everything that went in to the oven came out of the oven bordering on burnt! I'll never be the sharpest knife in the drawer!
A new oven was delivered and mighty fine it is too. It's the first new oven I've had in my whole life and it's been the cause of much excitement and much baking! So without further ado, here are ten old recipes that have been given a new lease of life!
Praise be to my neighbour, Luce who baked this Slow Cooker Chicken and Leek Pie when my oven died… And I had friends coming over for dinner! Luckily, the chicken and leek filling was already cooked to perfection via the slow cooker and hob, and Luce helped get the puff pastry top looking the tops! This pie is one of our new old favourites, the filling takes a bit of time, but little effort and the result is delicious! With winter on the way (at least it is down under,) this is one recipe you will really want to try!
The slow cooker got quite the workout in between the old and the new oven. Being sans oven wasn't my favourite but on the plus side I got to do over recipes I had totally forgotten about, like this Slow Cooker Thai Red Fish Curry. By slow cooker standards, it's very quick to cook (2-3 hours max,) and it's also mild, creamy and totes delish.
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Jumbo, The US is the ONLY English-speaking country that doesn't use the metric system. Canadians, Brits, and Indians use metric every day.
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Although it is Neat, I have to agree the stuff on the Discovery channel is off a little. They also like to throw out there things like the metric system. So and so is 157 meters long. This impresses no one in the English speaking world.
Not to mention how they like to throw in evolution, global warming, carbon dating and other unproven science theory as if they were fact.
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or a big spaceship or UFO, perhaps?
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The rocks look alot like eroded shale, something you would see where water used to be. Nasa has always been saying (at least for a while ) mars was flowing with water, so no big surprise. The blue (water) is just a sand dune, google yourself some sand dunes and you will see the same ripple effect,
Sorry guys no water lol.. and I never heard they sky was red, I have heard from Nasa depending on the weather it has a blue tint.
As much as I would love to see water and life on mars this isn't close to proof
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In what starts off as a sort-of parody of Jeopardy!, sans Alex Trebek, Wakko Warner is challenged to name all 50 states & their capitals. Abruptly, he pulls out a map and a fiddle and sings his answer. Uploaded by DCNorton to YouTube:
Enough said.
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Looney TV: Wakko Warner's 2:00 travelogue of the USA (1993 or so)
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"Awww I'm sorry! You forgot to say it in the form of a question!"
I miss Animaniacs!
This was a great short and in many ways reminded me of the old "Schoolhouse Rock" lessons that once graced Saturday mornings.
- Friday, 23 November, 2012
- hobbyfan said...
Ya know, I was thinking of that, and meant to say it was a cross between Schoolhouse & Jeopardy!, but I brain-locked at the wrong time.
Jess Harnell (Wakko) did a great job on this one. Really good toe-tapping stuff.
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Lightweight double-knitting (it's actually in a wavy texture with a shiny thread running through it, but the size of the stitches is so small that you can't really tell – it doesn't matter, I was just looking for a project to use up this quantity of scrap wool) with a 2.5mm crochet hook. Gardening wire for the brim. A length of ribbon to trim, and wool in a toning colour for the flowers.
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The trial of Hernan Botero, one of the first Colombian nationals extradited to the United States under a 1982 treaty, began Monday with jury selection for his trial on charges that he laundered $55 million through a Plantation bank.
Botero, 52, co-owner of a Bogota soccer club, was indicted by a federal grand jury in February 1981 along with his brother, Roberto, of Boca Raton and a bank official.
Roberto Botero and Delores Eirin, the bank officer for Latin American accounts, were tried separately and convicted last July.
Roberto Botero was sentenced to eight years in prison and fined $120,000 in the case. He was free on bond pending appeal. Eirin was sentenced to two years in prison.
The jury pool for Hernan Botero`s trial was asked to fill out a 93-item questionnaire covering family background, television-watching, newspaper- reading habits and their knowledge of soccer.
U.S. District Judge Eugene Spellman has set aside the rest of this week for jury selection and pre-trial legal arguments. Testimony in the case is not expected to begin until next week.
Like the trial of his brother and Eirin, the key witnesses in Botero`s trial are expected to be two bank officials who admitted roles in the money laundering scheme in exchange for immunity from prosecution.
Alan Campbell and Gary Dodson are expected to again testify about the huge deposits Botero and his brother made at the Plantation branch of Landmark First National Bank during a 10-month period that began Dec. 31, 1979.
While there is not direct testimony expected to explain the source of the money, the charges in the case stem from a federal investigation called Operation Greenback, which focused on the laundering of drug-smuggling profits.