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The Israeli military has ordered 14 criminal probes into the conduct of soldiers during the war on the Gaza Strip at the turn of the year, the Jerusalem Post reported on Thursday.
It said the military is currently reviewing close to 100 complaints from a number of sources, including from soldiers who took part in the devastating 22-day operation on Gaza, as well as Palestinians and human rights groups.
The military did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the report.
About 1 400 Palestinians and 13 Israelis were killed during the December to January war that left swathes of the aid-dependent, Hamas-run territory in ruins.
Among the Palestinians killed, 926 were civilians, 313 of them children, according to Palestinian figures, which Israel disputes.
In a report earlier this month, Amnesty International accused both Israeli forces and Hamas militants of war crimes.
Also this month, an Israeli human rights group said Israeli soldiers were told to shoot first and worry about the consequences later, and used Palestinian civilians as human shields.
Instructions received before battle led to trigger-happy soldiers, civilian deaths and massive destruction in the densely populated Palestinian enclave, the Breaking the Silence group said in a report based on testimony from 30 soldiers.
In April, the military said its investigations showed the army "operated in accordance with international law", maintaining "a high professional and moral level" while facing an enemy who deliberately fought from within civilian areas.—AFP
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Having waged a public and ultimately successful campaign for Amazon to raise its minimum wage to US$15 an hour, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders has turned his attention to another giant corporation, McDonald's.
"If Amazon and Disney can pay $15 an hour, so can McDonald's, which made $5.1 billion in profits last year," Sanders wrote on Twitter.
In a second tweet, he wrote: "My message to McDonald's CEO Steve Easterbrook: No one in America, especially those working for a profitable corporation like McDonald's, should be living in poverty." He attached an image of the letter he sent to Easterbrook.
If Amazon and Disney can pay $15 an hour, so can McDonald's, which made $5.1 billion in profits last year.
My message to McDonald's CEO Steve Easterbrook: No one in America, especially those working for a profitable corporation like McDonald's, should be living in poverty. pic.twitter.com/puBA7nSRcP
— Bernie Sanders (@SenSanders) October 4, 2018
Sanders questions why McDonalds workers need welfare assistance to survive
In the letter, Sanders notes that Whole Foods Company (an Amazon subsidiary) and the Walt Disney Company recently raised their minimum wages to US$15 an hour.
He goes on to say US taxpayers are subsidising McDonald's, a company which made US$5.1 billion in profits last year, to the tune of US$1.2 billion through social assistance programs. He also calls on the fast food giant to allow its workers to unionise and says McDonald's could be an industry leader by making these changes.
Sanders had waged a similar campaign for Amazon to raise its minimum wages. He introduced the Bezos Act, legislation that proposed to tax corporations for every dollar their low-wage workers receive in government healthcare benefits or food stamps.
The company did eventually raise minimum wages for its 250,000 workers but it has been criticised for eliminating monthly bonuses and stock option awards as it did so, potentially eroding the benefits of the wage increase for some of its workers.
In an interview with Bloomberg News, Sanders also named Target, Walmart and the airline industry as others who need to lift their game on minimum wage.
After Disney, Amazon wage hikes, Bernie Sanders targets McDonald's https://t.co/erQkkJGdGK pic.twitter.com/ydGZWgweqT
— The Hill (@thehill) October 4, 2018
McDonald's responds to Bernie Sanders' comments
McDonald's responded to the senator's demands in a statement. "Our commitment to the communities we serve includes providing opportunities for restaurant employees to succeed at McDonald's and beyond with world-class training and education programs to help them build the skills needed for today's workforce," it reads.
The statement goes on to say McDonald's has committed to provide its staff with some US$150 million of tuition assistance over the next five years.
McDonald's shares dipped in the wake of Sanders' comments.
The company has been targeted by the Fight For $15 movement which has demanded fast-food chains pay this hourly rate to workers. McDonald's had previously committed to raising its pay to at least US$1 above the minimum hourly wage across its US stores.
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Peter Cooley has published nine books of poetry, most recently Night Bus to the Afterlife. An Andrew W. Mellon Professor in the Humanities, he directs creative writing at Tulane University and is the Poet Laureate of Louisiana. His next collection, World Without Finishing, will be published by Carnegie Mellon in 2018.
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But John Woolhouse, director of the Centre for Education and Industry at Warwick University, told the TES: "The indications are that the level of expenditure on links may well have peaked."
The Confederation of British Industry last year said companies sustained spending on education and training during the recession. But many schools and colleges say they have seen a cut in support more recently as profits aretargeted at in-company training.
The biggest-ever initiative to promote partnerships is under way this week. Companies such as Whitbread, BT and British Airways, with support agencies such as Business in the Community and the training and enterprise councils, are backing thousands of schools and colleges in National Education Business Activity Week. Next week there is the first national conference for schools-business partnerships (EBPs) in Stratford-on-Avon at which their future and the reshaping of policy for the next century will be scrutinised.
The philosophy of partnership work has always remained unclear, said John Botten, the national chairman of the EBP Network. It started as an outlet for disenchanted youth with the raising of the school leaving age in 1972.
Industry Year in 1986 gave it a big stimulus and further growth followed with formation of the School Curriculum Industry Partnership which aimed to find apermanent slot for such studies on the school timetable.
But efforts to make economic and industrial understanding compulsory through the national curriculum proved a false dawn, Mr Botten said, despite government plans to focus schools on the economy and world of business.
"This work is central to the current educational debate," said Mr Botten. "Whilst levels of academic achievement have undoubtedly risen, employers still complain that youngsters are not work-ready."
A survey of work experience by the Institute of Employment Studies at Sussex University shows considerable scope for improvement; there is not enough detailed analysis of the effects of work placements, its report said.
Jim Hillage, co-author of the survey, said there was much good quality work and the money from industry had given great impetus to work experience. But as many as a quarter of placements fall below minimum standards, he said.
"Limited resources, changes in the national curriculum and the perceived lack of relevance to academic attainment may further constrain the quality of work experience programmes," he added.
The report suggests improvements. These include closer tailoring of placements to suit individual pupil needs, better computer access to employers' information databases, more clerical support for schools, more efficient health and safety checks and betterquality control.
Only four in ten pupils said they met their employers before work experience, and a quarter said their teachers never visited them at work. There was also little evidence in the IES study that work experience was used in the mainstream curriculum.
The institute calls for more rigorous fortnightly placements for all pupils as a part of the curriculum. Nor should work experience be tacked on to holidays, it says.
Where it is included in the curriculum, there is overwhelming evidence of its value in raising standards. But this is invariably where the placements are part of a wider support programme, linked to careers counselling, with teacher placements to industry and company employees supporting the work of the school or college.
One of the most successful initiatives has come from the National Council for Vocational Qualifications, which adopted many of these measures. John Hillier, the council's chief executive, said the success of the qualifications owed much to links such as those fostered by education-business partnerships.
"GNVQ students need opportunities to put theory into practice and, as the widespread take-up of the new qualifications exceeded expectations, EBPs became much-needed 'brokers' arranging new opportunities for students to work with local businesses," he said.
A survey by the NCVQ in 1994 showed that one-third of employers needed induction into the new qualifications. The employer commitment to GNVQs encouraged wider adoption of teacher placements. Marks and Spencer in Tyneside sharpened its pupil work placement schemes and offered a wider range of preparation for work programmes such as induction training days and interview simulations.
The GNVQ support work had led to significant developments, said Mr Hillier. Written assignments for students were more realistic, work placements were more relevant to a student's study, and mentoring provided extra support.


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Totakeke is the latest in a few artists to move on and try their luck in different shores after a string of releases on Chicago's Tympanik label; although Frank Mokros has ties with the Hands label with his alter-ego (and often sadly ignored) Synth-Etik.
Mokros always provides electronica that plays on obscurity and oddity; indeed this makes his releases under this banner somewhat an eclectic taste. Sporadic beat play amongst scattered pads and harmonies litter his albums, but the consistency has never lacked; and so it is on this latest release.
Futuristic ambient in the form of 'r.ai.th' amongst a pulsating bass flutter is disabled by a soaring rhythmical battering as it builds; followed up by a Bassline influenced 'trans.mi.gra.tion', that plays on powernoise slices and industrial aesthetics combined.
The complicated electronics that Totakeke is well known for surface once again in the title track allowing for familiarity to take shape and is a key change in the albums structure. From here on in we are supplied a varying degree of ambient and trademark beat sections that bounce along from song to song; although there is a visceral new edge to much of the output that adds a forced modernity to the overall result.
Mokros has tailored this album in a lot of respects to the label he has released it on. By that, I mean that the rhythm sections play into the hands (pardon the pun) of Germany's well-known exponent of destroyed drum play. Gentler moments meld well with these harsher sounds though and whilst not ultimately memorable, 'me.tem.psy.cho.sis' has that unnerving ability to grow and claw its way into your psyche; which may or may not sustain future endeavours.


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Well, as the title says it's Super Junior's awesome NEW song! I'm IN ❤ with it and if you want to find out why, you must listen to it! I recognise Ryewook's sweet voice! It'll take some time before I can tell the owner of every single voice.
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Ah, my new ear candy! ALso I enjoy the new girl group T-ara's song! It's very power ballad which I enjoy cause it's hell of a lot easier to sing to!
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Glass fabrication specialist OSG will showcase its innovative new ScreeneX glass-embedded digital display solutions at this year's UITP.
Developed by OSG's expert in-house R&D team, ScreeneX's cutting-edge technology makes the most of valuable, but unutilised, real estate in transport and retail – namely glass windows, doors and partitions.
The ultra-slim digital displays are embedded into standard glass units transforming these areas into information and signage solutions for communicating with passengers. The surface of each side of the screen is as smooth and clear as conventional glass, so it does not impact aesthetics or safety.
Among the innovations on display will be the TRN 21-21T dual-sided partition which combines a digital display on one side and a touchscreen interface on the other. Seamless integration with existing passenger information systems ensures operators and manufacturers can plug-and-play with ease.
The dual-sided partition has already been soundly tested in a successful pilot with Bombardier and Deutche Bahn in Germany, Kinkisharyo in USA and is set to change the standard in the on-board passenger information world.
Other products on show include the TRN 38-LED. This dual-sided product was created especially for vehicle side windows. The external side features a new slim LED sign, while the internal one has a widescreen LCD for displaying passenger information.
ScreeneX technology can even be used for divided frame windows on buses and trains. A non-opening unit is fitted to the upper part of the window, which gives all the benefits of digital signage without the need to replace the entire window should an issue arise.
As well as public transportation vehicles themselves, ScreeneX's high performance displays are also the perfect fit for rail and bus terminals, stations and platforms. Every display is built to the highest quality standards, as well as being highly resilient to vibration, changes in temperature and humidity, and vandalism, to make them the reliable choice for these challenging environments.
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After another memorable visit to the Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks it was time once again to put that rugged mountain range in my rearview mirror (or in my case… the side-views.) After nearly two years since my last visit, it was time to return to my childhood home of Washington. Two states sprawled between me and my home town of Longview… Idaho and Oregon. The 900 mile trek would take me over mountain ranges, through deep forests, across arid desert and ultimately down the Columbia River Gorge.
Rather than torture "the beast" with the steep drive OVER Teton Pass I opted to follow the Snake River south to Palisades Reservoir, and then travel north to camp for a couple days in Victor, Idaho.
I traveled through this part of Idaho about a year prior and was enchanted by this rolling farmland at the western base of the Tetons. While there I decided to do a day trip north through those rolling hills to Mesa Falls. These falls, upper and lower, are on the Henrys Fork, a tributary of the Snake River and part of the Caribou-Targhee National Forest. I particularly enjoyed the thick mist surrounding Upper Falls.
The following day I headed west on Hwy-20 in stormy weather… bucking winds and fighting to stay upright and between the lines. Thankfully the weather eventually cleared and soon after I found myself passing through Craters of the Moon National Monument. Here I was reminded again how remarkably diverse our landscape is in this nation. It makes me want to retake my college geology class!
After a brief visit to Craters of the Moon I continued toward my destination for the day… Sawtooth National Forest. By the time I arrived at the Murdock Campground (one of many in this National Forest) the weather could not have been better.
As soon my motorhome was situated I headed out to take advantage of the beautiful evening light. Traveling north on Hwy-75 took me to the top of the 8700′ high Galena Summit where, if not for the surrounding mountains, I could have seen forever.
Later, while walking the dogs in the campground I met my neighbors… Amy, Ed and Maya while they were walking their guinea pigs to the river for a swim. Yes… I did say guinea pigs, and yes… I did say swim. 🙂
That evening we enjoyed getting to know one another over dinner and a campfire. Amy and I are now discussing a jaunt down to Baja together! I love meeting new friends!!
In the morning I followed the same highway in my motorhome over Galena Summit and beyond Little Redfish Lake where I found a campsite with an enviable view of the Sawtooth Mountains beyond the lake. After settling into camp the girls and I hopped in the car and continued north to explore the Stanley area (and look for that ever so elusive WiFi signal which was not to be found).
The girls were rewarded for their patience when we returned to the campground. With the sun shining warm and bright the crystal clear water was far too tempting to resist, so we all went for a refreshing swim!
At dawn I was treated to the serenity of a beautiful mountain sunrise reflected in the lake with a hot cup of coffee in my hands and the girls by my side. It was with mixed feelings that I broke camp soon after for the six hundred mile "home stretch" to Washington.
This is a part of Idaho I had never seen and I continued to be amazed by the beauty as I drove. I've said it before, and I think it deserves to be heard again… there's something special about watching the landscape of our nation unfold from the open road. Emphasis on the word "unfold". Observing the transition from one type of terrain to the next is always intriguing to me.
From Stanley I traveled west on Hwy-21 through the Boise National Forest, and then meandered my way along the Payette River on Hwy-52, stopping several times for a closer look where I could. Eventually the road brought me through arid countryside and irrigated farmland to the town of Payette at the Oregon border. Here I turned north on I-84 with just over 400 miles to go.
By the time I reached the Columbia where it takes a ninety degree turn and heads west, dividing Washington and Oregon, I had two hundred miles to go. After a long day on the road, and with the beautiful scenery along the Columbia River Gorge ahead of me, I decided to stop for the night. As I neared the Columbia I pulled off at a rest stop and searched for a nearby campsite. What I found was a super cool site right on the river at the Boardman Marina Campground.
This is a campground I'd love to return to one day. It was clean and spacious, and all of the sites were on or very near the river.
Morning dawned beautifully which made me all the more excited to get on the road toward home. From just west of where I was camped in Boardman the Columbia River Gorge (and I-84) runs west to Portland for nearly eighty miles. At Portland the river turns north and flows fifty miles to my hometown of Longview before turning west again. By evening I was parked at my Dad's home on a hill overlooking the river that always seems to bring me home.
At writing I am enjoying a similar sunset. I've been in the northwest for more than two months… time with family and friends, and rediscovering some of my favorite childhood places. Stay tuned for tales and images from adventures on the hiking trails of the Columbia River Gorge, Mt. Saint Helens, Mount Rainier, and much of the Olympic Peninsula!!!


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Since 1997, Cantaré Children's Choir has provided extraordinary choral music experiences to boys and girls ages 6 to 18 and grown to include four progressively experienced choirs, an early childhood music program for children ages 3 to 7, as well as music experiences for adults. Regarded as one of Canada's premiere choir programs and a leader within the choral community for its innovative concert presentations and exceptional training programs, our choristers earn high praise and numerous awards at local, provincial and national level. Our highly trained singers are a resource for professional music organizations such as the ...
Since 1997, Cantaré Children's Choir has provided extraordinary choral music experiences to boys and girls ages 6 to 18 and grown to include four progressively experienced choirs, an early childhood music program for children ages 3 to 7, as well as music experiences for adults. Regarded as one of Canada's premiere choir programs and a leader within the choral community for its innovative concert presentations and exceptional training programs, our choristers earn high praise and numerous awards at local, provincial and national level. Our highly trained singers are a resource for professional music organizations such as the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, Calgary Opera, Calgary Pro Musica and others. The choir travels extensively to serve as ambassadors in festivals and concert tours throughout Canada, the United States and Europe. Closer to home, Cantare performs at prestigious events throughout our community such as at the Field of Crosses Remembrance Day Ceremony.
Cantaré Children's Choir was formed in Calgary, Alberta in 1997 by its Founder / Artistic Director, Catherine Glaser-Climie, to enrich the lives of children through the power and beauty of music. Cantaré's commitment to training voices and the development of comprehensive musicianship skills and literacy is evidenced by the breathtaking artistry of their performances and extensive range of choral repertoire performed at the highest artistic level. Dedicated to educating, nurturing and providing opportunities for children to express their musical abilities, the choir is thrilled to have performed in professional collaborations with Calgary Opera, the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, Calgary Civic Symphony, Calgary Wind Symphony, Spiritus Chamber Choir and Festival Chorus, Luminous Voices, Grammy-award-winner Bob Carlisle, and the Banff International Television Festival. Cantaré performs for prestigious events including performances for Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, The choir also supports other important organizations within the community by performing at events for Hull Homes, Child Find, Woods Homes, Homeless Awareness, Midtown Mosaic and others. This unique program offers four main ensembles to meet the needs of differing ages and backgrounds.
Regarded as one of Canada's premiere choir programs, Cantaré is a leader within the choral community for its innovative concert presentations and exceptional training programs. As an integral member of Calgary's cultural community, the choir has earned the highest critical acclaim and an international reputation for excellence. At the National Music Festival of Canada, our ensembles have been frequent participants and award winners. At Choralfest, all ensembles have earned Superior Ratings and numerous special adjudicators' awards. Named "outstanding choir" at the Calgary Performing Arts Festival, the choir has also captured many awards at the Alberta Provincial Choir Festival.
Over 150 children ages 6 through 18 come together each week to experience the joy of singing. Though they represent diverse abilities and backgrounds, the children are united through the study and performance of great choral music and discover that music can be a bridge to understanding. Compassion, sensitivity, consideration, commitment, tolerance, discipline, co-operation and teamwork are the ideals to which we aspire. In addition to giving performances, choristers gain valuable training in musicianship, self-discipline, confidence, poise and teamwork. Singers enjoy meeting and getting to know other children who share their interests – lifelong friendships are nurtured here. Self esteem, confidence and leadership skills are cultivated in a community of love, respect and support. Our hope is for every child to develop a lifelong passion for singing, serving others and bringing inner beauty to the world.
Admission into the Cantaré Children's Choir program is based on interest, enthusiasm and commitment rather than exceptional musical ability. Children who love to sing and wish to gain more experience and knowledge are encouraged to arrange a Placement Interview to determine placement in one of our four ensembles.
The very finest sacred and secular works from all styles and periods form the foundation for musical learning and serve as the basis for the curriculum. Concepts about music [melody, rhythm, harmony, timbre, dynamics, form, style and tempo] and musicianship skills [singing, vocal technique, ear training, literacy, theory, part work, diction, language skills, memory] are taught through great masterpieces of the choral tradition from the Baroque to challenging contemporary pieces. The choir is especially known for showcasing a broad spectrum of contemporary music, particularly works by Canadian Composers. Our choristers sing in other languages - English, French, German, Hebrew, Yiddish, Italian, Latin and Spanish – and even the languages of Tolkein's Middle Earth!!
Our program of weekly rehearsals is enhanced by several components such as individual vocal coaching, our workshop program, [with special activities like bodyworks], autumn and winter retreats and performances throughout the community. Our Passports to Music Education program guides singers in their personal growth of musicianship skills. Our Listening Journal Program opens the breadth of the choral art to each chorister. Touring is an integral part of our program in which our singers share their gift of song throughout Canada, the United States and Europe.
Our School Concert Tour takes music into the schools, inspiring audiences of children and serving as a role model for school choirs and their teachers.
Cantare contributes to the development of choral repertoire through its many commissioning projects. Each year we collaborate with 20 choirs from around the world to commission a new work. We also commission composers to create works specifically for our choir.
Cantaré Children's Choir is supported in its endeavours through the hard work and dedication of many volunteers who eagerly offer their assistance and leadership to the choir. The Cantaré Children's Choir Society is the organization formed by parents and community volunteers to share in implementing the vision of this unique choral program. Cantaré Children's Choir Society is incorporated as a non-profit Society in the province of Alberta and is recognized by Revenue Canada as a charitable organization. The Society provides enrichment opportunities to the core program through its fund raising endeavours and leadership to support the choir in its many and varied activities.
Visit our web site: www.cantarechildrenschoir.org to see highlights from each of our past seasons!!
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I am a self taught painter that developed an interest and desire for painting that came on in a sudden burst. After a very bad auto accident in February 2015 where I suffered a severe concussion, I developed an interest in creating fields of color and applied my interest to paint on paper and canvas. I became extremely immersed in the study of Abstract Expressionism, especially the period of the 1940's and 50's, in painters such as Willem de Kooning, Jackson Pollock, Robert Motherwell, Joan Mitchell and Joan Miro. I studied and became fascinated with their approach to painting, the emotion and physicality that was presented in their works. I discovered that Art/Painting could effect the entire body, both mind and physically, this was the the approach to painting that the Abstract Expressionist took and is the approach that I apply to my work.
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How cool is playing in front of your home-town fans as a professional? That's what Stephen Gaylor is doing right now with the Rome Braves. The speedy outfielder is as big of a longshot as you might find in the system, but that also helps to make him one of those guys that it is impossible not to root for.
Gaylor was born in Rome on a pretty exciting day. Just southeast at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium, the Braves beat the Astros 5-2 behind Steve Avery's 18th win of the year. Out west, the Giants beat the Dodgers 4-1. These two events put the Braves into first place in the NL West with two games left. The Braves would clinch the division the next night. Gaylor would letter graduate from Rome High School and began his college education at George Southwestern State, hitting .270 as a freshman. However, he would soon transfer to Berry College in Mount Berry, GA. The transfer would prove to be a great decision as Gaylor was a two-time All-Southern Athletic Association selection with the Vikings and over a three-year stretch, Gaylor set the Berry record for stolen bases with 87. During his career with the NCAA Division III college, Gaylor hit .372 and walked more than he struck out.
But as the 2014 draft ended, Gaylor's name was never called. That led to a two-month period where Gaylor was done as a college player and didn't have a professional contract. This fortunately changed on August 11th of 2014 when Gaylor signed with the Braves. The scout that signed him was Brian Bridges, also of Rome, GA. Bridges would later be promoted to the scouting director after the season as part of the internal shake-up highlighted by Frank Wren's firing.
Gaylor would play in just nine games after joining the Gulf Coast League. He had 13 hits in 40 at-bats, good for a .325 average, while swiping a pair of bases. To open 2015, Gaylor was probably still in extended spring training with a likely spot on the Danville roster when he received a promotion in mid-May due to roster shake-ups. He would get a two-steal game in his second outing, but hit just .233 over ten games before getting "demoted" to Danville. I say that in quotes because the Danville season wouldn't begin for another month. Once it did, he faced the new Pulaski Yankees in their inaugural game. In his first APPY League game, Gaylor tripled and stole a base. He would play one more game with the D-Braves before he was promoted back to Rome. This time, he remembered to bring his bat. This was highlighted by a July 9th game in Augusta when Gaylor went 4-for-5 with a double and triple. He's raised his Rome average to .274 while his OBP is .349.
In the end, Gaylor is what he is. Of his 41 professional hits, three are doubles and three are triples. He has not homered. While he was a prolific base stealer in college, his stolen base totals since signing with the Braves have been modest (10-for-12 in 41 games). He shows pretty decent plate discipline. Overall, he's a speedy athlete who can play a decent enough center field and hit for average, but he has a long way to go to be a prospect.
Still, you want to hope he becomes a real prospect. An undrafted free agent out of Rome, GA who is playing for Rome? I just had an idea for a novel! You can follow Gaylor on Twitter.
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Edmund Muskie. [Source: Bettmann / Corbis]Less than two weeks before the New Hampshire presidential primary, the Manchester Union-Leader publishes a letter to the editor alleging that leading Democratic candidate and Maine senator Edmund Muskie approved a racial slur of Americans of French-Canadian descent (an important voting bloc in New Hampshire), and notes: "We have always known that Senator Muskie was a hypocrite. But we never expected to have it so clearly revealed as in this letter sent to us from Florida." The crudely written letter becomes widely known as the "Canuck letter." The next day, the paper's publisher, William Loeb, publishes an attack on Muskie's wife. An angry Muskie denounces the letter and the editorial, calling Loeb a "gutless coward," and in the process apparently bursts into tears. The media focuses on Muskie's tears, and the "weakness" it implies. As a result, Muskie's standing in the polls begins to slip, and when votes are cast in New Hampshire, Muskie receives only 48% of the vote, far less than predicted. The letter is later found to have been a "dirty trick" of the Nixon campaign committee (see October 10, 1972), with White House communications official Ken Clawson admitting to actually writing the letter (see October 10, 1972). [Washington Post, 10/10/1972; Spartacus Schoolnet, 8/2007] View from 1987 - In 1987, David Broder, the author of the Washington Post story on the incident, recalls: "In retrospect, though, there were a few problems with the Muskie story. First, it is unclear whether Muskie did cry.… Melting snow from his hatless head filled his eyes, he said, and made him wipe his face… the senator believes that he was damaged more by the press and television coverage of the event than by his own actions… it is now clear that the incident should have been placed in a different context: Muskie was victimized by the classic dirty trick that had been engineered by agents of the distant and detached President Nixon. The Loeb editorial that had brought Muskie out in the snowstorm had been based on a letter forged by a White House staff member intent on destroying Muskie's credibility. But we didn't know that and we didn't work hard enough to find out.… Had those facts been known, I might have described Muskie in different terms: not as a victim of his over-ambitious campaign strategy and his too-human temperament, but as the victim of a fraud, managed by operatives of a frightened and unscrupulous president. That story surely would have had a different impact…. Unwittingly, I did my part in the work of the Nixon operatives in helping destroy the credibility of the Muskie candidacy." Media Expectations - Broder will admit that the story falls neatly into a storyline many in the media want to report: "the unraveling of a presidential front-runner's campaign." Muskie has shown frequent bouts of anger; according to Broder, many reporters are just waiting for something to trigger Muskie into an outburst that will damage his candidacy. For himself, Muskie will describe his emotional reaction: "I was just g_ddamned mad and choked up over my anger.… [I]t was a bad scene, whatever it was." [Washington Monthly, 2/1987]
Entity Tags: William Loeb, Edmund Muskie, David S. Broder, Committee to Re-elect the President, Ken Clawson, Manchester Union-Leader
Timeline Tags: Nixon and Watergate, Elections Before 2000
Washington Post staff writer Marilyn Berger reports that the deputy director of White House communications, Ken W. Clawson, told her in regards to the infamous "Canuck letter" (see February 24-25, 1972) that sabotaged Democrat Edmund Muskie's presidential campaign, "I wrote the letter." Berger says the conversation took place on September 25, over drinks at her apartment. Woodward Skeptical - Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward is initially dubious; Clawson, a former Post reporter, had joined the White House a mere three weeks before the letter was given to the Union-Leader. But Woodward remembers something a friend had told him about new White House aides being ordered to prove themselves by "screwing an enemy of the White House." Perhaps the letter was Clawson's rite of initiation, Woodward reasons. Berger says that Clawson saw nothing morally or ethically wrong with writing such a letter. "That's politics, that's the way things are," he told her. Berger confirms the story during a hastily arranged lunch date with Clawson, but Clawson says he will deny it "on a stack of Bibles over his mother's grave" if asked. In a phone call to Woodward, Clawson denies writing the letter, and claims that Berger is mistaken. [Bernstein and Woodward, 1974, pp. 136-141] Alleged Author Never Located - The conservative newspaper publisher who printed the letter, William Loeb of the Manchester Union-Leader, says that the letter's purported author, "Paul Davenport," has never been located, and though he believes the letter to be authentic, he is now investigating the particulars of the letter because of a letter he has received that alleged someone else was paid $1,000 to assist with the "Canuck hoax." The editor of the Union-Leader, B. J. McQuaid, says cryptically that Clawson had been "useful" to the paper in connection with the letter. [Washington Post, 10/10/1972]
Entity Tags: Manchester Union-Leader, Bob Woodward, B. J. McQuaid, Edmund Muskie, Marilyn Berger, Ken Clawson, William Loeb
Timeline Tags: Nixon and Watergate
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Lawrence Solomon has written several columns about rural Canada. His main points: the rural economy is grossly subsidized, the resource sector — also heavily subsidized — generates only 6% of Canada's GDP; rural Canadians are fat and depressed; and both the rural economy and rural communities should be encouraged to die.
While we wholeheartedly believe the Canadian economy should be de-subsidized and, above all, deregulated, much of what Mr. Solomon has said is factually wrong. First, the issue of subsidies. He seems to regard the rural economy as singularly subsidized and, therefore, a parasite on wealth-generating urban Canada. But he's letting his urban idyll deceive him.
Let's spend a night on the town and play "spot the subsidy" as we go. After a hard day's column writing, we're ready to cut loose with our thin urban intellectual buddy. We eschew our cars, more likely than not built in federally and provincially subsidized auto plants, for mass transit.
Purchasing massively subsidized bus fares, we settle in for a good read. One opts for Canadiana, published by a house kept alive by federal subsidies and protectionism. Another leafs through that other national newspaper, whose owners benefit from such anti-competitive measures as foreign ownership restrictions.
While passing through the charming inner city, we glimpse youths breaking into an automobile — no bus riding for them dudes — as we peer down an alley at some ghost-like figures shooting up heroin and dealing Ecstasy. In the city of light, you can never be too thin or too happy.
On the great white way lies our municipally, provincially and federally subsidized concert hall. Tonight it's gloriously lit, thanks in part to subsidized nuclear energy provided by a tax-exempt Crown monopoly. Inside, we rub shoulders with professors, doctors, teachers and government officials — all owing their livelihoods to state outlays. Some of the bureaucrats work for agencies doling out subsidies, including to those fat, depressed Ruritarians. Mr. Solomon chortles when we point out the irony. The uniformly thin, happy multitudes are delighted by the Heritage Canada-funded musicians and singers.
Our point should now be clear. Rural subsidies are dwarfed in number and magnitude by the subsidization of urban life and the urban economy. Nor are rural areas singular repositories of social pathologies. Rural people may be chubby and downbeat, but they are far less likely to die of AIDS or be raped in a parkade.
Still we're unclear why Mr. Solomon is obsessed with destroying a part of Canada that, by his own reckoning, is so inconsequential. There may be some aesthetic elegance to rural depopulation, but it defies economic and social realities. His underlying, imputed urban-rural divide, while true for some isolated communities, is typically not two solitudes, but a continuum.
Look at Calgary. A high-density business/residential core is ringed by older neighbourhoods, in turn by vast, expanding suburbs, then acreage developments and country-style subdivisions, then former farming towns mushrooming into bedroom communities, and finally still more acreages and hobby farms. Hundreds of thousands live in a rural setting, but work in an urban environment, thereby supporting urban and rural economy alike.
One of us lives on an acreage. Some days he works in the city, others he avoids the lengthy commute. Is he urban or rural? Office work makes him fat and grumpy, while yardwork and fly-fishing restore physical form and contentment. Reading or watching the sun set over the Rocky Mountains doesn't make him feel isolated. He doesn't confuse solitude with loneliness. His neighbours are farmers doubling as commercial pilots, city travel agents married to rural contractors and retirees — are these rural or urban?
The same false dichotomy extends to the economy. Remove the resource sector that Mr. Solomon claims generates almost no wealth and you essentially wipe out two major cities. The office workers shuffling paper in the shiny towers are tallying all the oil and gas the rural "rig pigs" produce and process.
And what about the claim that Canada's entire resource sector generates a heavily subsidized 6% of GDP. News flash: In 2003, Canada exported $62-billion worth of energy. One portion of one branch of the resource sector accounted for 6% of national GDP. The entire resource sector is much larger. By any measure — revenues and profits, taxes remitted, employment created, capital appreciation (including for urban pensioners) — resource industries generate enormous wealth. The Hemlo gold deposit alone is worth upwards of $6-billion — and how much infrastructure has been built north of Superior?
If subsidies are out, then urbanites must choose: Either pay real prices for hinterland products or import from Botswana.
We itch to annihilate Canada's nasty apparatus of subsidies and subsidy-granting agencies, plus all the anti-competitive, protectionist, anti-foreign-investment regulations. While that should include killing farm subsidies — not least supply-managed poultry and dairy in Quebec and Ontario — our "night on the town" shows there would be a vastly greater harvest downtown than on the farm. The savings should enable major tax cuts.
Ironically, Prairie grain farming is one of the few substantially de-subsidized sectors. Begun by the Crow freight rate phase-out in the 1980s, our grain farmers are now much less subsidized than their counterparts in Europe and the United States. This Western contribution to balancing the Mulroney government's budget sadly fell short in part because the same bracing medicine wasn't administered to central Canada's hugely subsidized aircraft industry.
If "unsustainable rural areas" were "taken off life-support and allowed to die a natural death," as Mr. Solomon recently suggested, the consequences might surprise him. Many rural communities, in Alberta at least, are booming. Alberta's "Highway 2 Corridor" between Edmonton and Calgary was recently named Canada's most productive economic zone. This mixed area, from farms to small cities, has an economy based on energy, agriculture and related industries — transportation, manufacturing, services. It's one reason we fat, depressed rednecks can afford to transfer a net $11-billion per year to Canada's "have-not" provinces.
Don't all cities spring out of the countryside? London, England, began as a Roman military camp — talk about "unsustainable." Calgary was buffalo pasture 150 years ago. If we neglect rural areas, aren't we aborting our next cities?
Fort McMurray in Alberta's oil sands is the scene of the greatest capital investment in Canada's history, with investors worldwide awakening to the implications of a 500-year supply of oil. In our lifetime, Fort McMurray has soared from little more than an outpost to a population of 47,000. If this is the unsustainable rural economy, then Canada needs more of it.
Cut off rural communities' infrastructure funding, but allow our big city mayors to subvert the constitution and get their grubby fingers on federal tax dollars? It's a false economy to crow about saving, say, $500,000 by re-wilding McBride, B.C., if you then hand Montreal $500-million in tax points.
Mr. Solomon specifically mentioned cutting loose northern communities. Obvious political suicide, but he also seems unaware that Canada's North is on the cusp of becoming a net wealth creator for the first time since the fur trade. This is thanks to diamond mining, two massive planned natural gas pipelines, possible oil development, hydroelectric projects and, at long last, some highways. Canada's resource sector has a lot left to give. What is needed is a campaign to free up the machinery of wealth creation everywhere.
George Koch and John Weisenberger are Calgary-based writers.
© National Post 2004


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Minsk, Nov 2 (IANS) Belarus has reaffirmed its commitment to become a full-fledged member of the World Trade Organization (WTO).
Belarusian Foreign Minister Vladimir Makei reaffirmed this on Wednesday during a meeting here with the WTO delegation, Xinhua news agency reported.
The Minister put forward a series of proposals on the interaction between Belarus and the WTO Secretariat and member states.
During the meeting, he also shared the vision of the role and capabilities of Belarus as part of the multilateral trading system, the Foreign Ministry said.
The participants exchanged views on the improvement of the effectiveness of the work to promote national interests of Belarus in the framework of its' accession to the WTO, taking into account Belarus' participation in integration associations, as well as initiatives coming up from foreign partners participating in the negotiations.
In March 2016, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko instructed the foreign ministry to intensify negotiations on the country's accession to the WTO.
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