only story at the largest North American Legacy Grand Prix ever. No. 10 Sam Black continued his incredible run with yet another Top 8, likely predicating a climb up the rankings and into the Player of the Year discussion. No. 20 Craig Wescoe continued to prove himself the master of attacking with White creatures, and Boettcher proved he wasn't "just some random," but a talented player who's now on his way to the Pro Tour.

And D.C. also represents the big, successful Pro-level debut of True-Name Nemesis, which had people asking "what's my name" all weekend long.

But the name everyone will remember from this event is Owen Turtenwald, platinum pro, 22nd ranked player in the world, and now, for the first time, Grand Prix Champion!

top 8 bracket

Quaterfinals (1) CraigBUG and banking on some of the graveyard hate he was packing—including main deck Deathrite Shaman—to get him through an otherwise tough match.

Game 1

Force of Will stops Tunison's attempt at a Faithless Looting hoping to turn off his discard outlets immediately...and succeeding. Tunison was forced to pass his second turn while McCluskie suspended an Ancestral Vision and started getting his attacks on with Tarmogoyf.

The move gave Mccluskie plenty of move to maneuver over the next few turns and Tunison struggled to get anything going. It took just a few attacks from a pair of Tarmogoyf to settle the first game without much of a fuss.

McCluskie 1 – Tunison 0

Game 2

Opening with a bold, blind Cabal Therapy, Tunison nailed a Nihil Spellbomb that McCluskie was clearly banking on resolving.


at a game apiece.

McCluskie 1 – Tunison 1

Game 3

A pair of Wastelands kept Tunison from accomplishing much in his opening turns as a relatively weak hand from McCluskie left him relying almost solely on a single Force of Will to stem the tide. But he somewhat oddly declined to use the Counterspell when Tunison offered up a Lion's Eye Diamond.

"That was unexpected," the Dredge player said as he used the artifact to help power up a Cephalid Coliseum sitting in play. Suddenly he was off and running.

Unexpected, and possibly deadly, as Narcomoeba leapt into play and immediately back into the graveyard for a Cabal Therapy and two Zombie tokens (courtesy of Bridge from Below). McCluskie slumped in his chair a bit as the best he could muster wasbefore the Top 8, meaning he was starting the match a game down before even shuffling. Given Jared Boettcher's potentially explosive Sneak and Show deck, that didn't bode well for the Michigan native.

The silver lining was that Baylock had already locked up his first Pro Tour invite by way of his Top 8. He had recently come close—several PTQ Top 8 appearances—but fallen just short. Now he was guaranteed a trip to the big show regardless of his game loss, or his result from this point forward.

Baylock is relatively green on the GP scene, but Boettcher has had some success before, finishing in the Top 16 of two Modern GPs, Grand Prix Chicago and Grand Prix Columbus. This is his first Top 8 at a Grand Prix and


his first Pro Tour invite as well.

Game 2, sort of

After the sting of a game loss at the worst possible time, Baylock was under the gun immediately as a mulligan set him back.

"This is nothing new, this is what I do for a living," Baylock said.

"Grind?"

"Game losses."

But Baylock started strong, despite his reluctance with his hand and initial game loss, opening on Stoneforge Mystic into a sword of Fire and Ice.

However, it didn't matter too much as Boettcher checked Baylock's hand with Gitaxian Probe, made sure the way was clear, and Show and Telled an Emrakul, the Aeons Torn into play on turn two off Ancient Tomb. When Baylock had no way to interact with the Eldrazi Legend and no way to keep his board intact through anattack, Baylock made a quick exit from the Top 8, but not before picking up his first Pro Tour invite.

Boettcher liked his matchup this round, even if he did get a little help from outside forces. He said Esper Stoneblade was a strong pre-board match and a close post-board match. He was, however, worried about both Dredge and Death and Taxes. Fortunately for him, Death and Taxes was in the other bracket.

Boettcher 2 – Baylock 0

Quarterfinals - (22) Owen Turtenwald vs. Andrew Cuneo by Adam Styborski

For the premier level success Owen Turtenwald, ranked 22nd in the world, has seen there's one win he hasn't been able to earn: Grand Prix champion. The former Player of the Year was playing Blue-White-Red Delver of Secrets, something he said he felt


confident and comfortable with.

Andrew Cuneo is on the same resurgent path that many "old school" players have taken in recent years. Jon Finkel and Brian Kibler still play the game at the highest levels, and newly minted Pro Tour Hall of Famer William "Huey" Jensen picked up a fresh Grand Prix win this year in Oakland. For Cuneo, taking the deck of No. 3-ranked Reid Duke - Elves - has paid off with a chance to claim modern Magic glory.

Cuneo opened into a handful of removal from Turtenwald: Lightning Bolt and two copies of Swords to Plowshares sent Fyndhorn Elves, Dryad Arbor and Quirion Ranger packing. With Elvish Visionary in play Cuneo took a long time to think after Turtenwald played Stoneforge Mystic.

Nettle Sentinel, Glimpse of Nature, HeritageDruid and Wirewood Symbiote all followed. As he drew then another Symbiote, Deathrite Shaman, and Natural Order for Craterhoof Behemoth. Turtenwald lost his Stoneforge Mystic and fell to one life in blocking. A final draw step didn't provide what he needed to survive.

Turtenwald led off the second game with Grim Lavamancer, a utility creature tha could threaten to eat nearly every creature in Cuneo's deck. Turtenwald did just that to Cuneo's Fyndhorn Elves after using Ponder on his second turn. Cuneo had plenty more, adding both Wirewood Symbiote and Quirion Ranger on his second turn - though Turtenwald had Swords to Plowshares and a fetch land to keep the battlefield clear.

After Turtenwald played Stoneforge Mystic for Umezawa's Jitte, the game began to slow. Deathrite Shaman and Quirion Ranger


allowed Cuneo to use multiple Gaea's Cradles to power out a Natural Order, but Turtenwald had Force of Will waiting. With two Wastelands Turtenwald stripped away Cuneo's mana, and an uncontested Umezawa's Jitte sealed away any other Elf creatures Cuneo might try.

"I don't know why you played the Force that game but not the first," Cuneo said.

With a shrug and a grin, Turtenwald offered a simple response: "I forgot."

Cuneo's opening of Forest, Fyndhorn Elves was familiar, and so was Turtenwald's Volcanic Island into Lightning Bolt. Quirion Ranger and Gaea's Cradle followed, but a lonely Grafdigger's Cage was all Turtenwald mustered.

Glimpse the Unthinkable was Cuneo's first play in the third turn, but when Cuneo played Deathrite Shaman Turtenwald used his second Lightning Bolt on Quirion Ranger. Cuneo had anotherRanger to replace it, but it also stopped Cuneo from following through on further action.

Turtenwald's Meddling Mage locking out Glimpse of Nature cut off another angle, and Stoneforge Mystic for Umezawa's Jitte seemed to make things impossible for Cuneo. But with multiple creatures in play and an extra Gaea's Cradle in hand, Cuneo attempted a hard-cast Craterhoof Behemoth.

Force of Will was there again for Turtenwald. Stuck with an uncastable Progenitus and Glimpse of Nature in hand, Cuneo was forced to block away his Quirion Ranger. With counters on his Umezawa's Jitte, Turtenwald equipped Meddling Mage and methodically marched across everything else Cuneo played. Owen Turtenwald advanced to his semifinal match against Sam Black.

William Jensen, who was hung over my shoulder the entire match, started discussing the result with


immediately drawing seven cards. His first seven missed on an Emrakul, the Aeons Torn, the Aeon's Torn and he declined to go fishing with seven more. With a hand full of Force of Will, Misdirection, Divert and Brainstorm, he had pretty much everything anyway. There was little Tunison could do.

The second Griselbrand the next turn found Emrakul, the Aeons Torn and sent Boettcher onto the finals with Sneak and Show where he'll represent the "randos" against the "pros."

Boettcher 2 – Tunison 1

Semifinals - (10) Sam Black vs. (22) Owen Turtenwald by Event Coverage Staff

Finals - Jared Boettcher vs. (22) Owen Turtenwald by Adam Styborski

Three years.

What's the blink of an eye in life itself is an eternity for Magic. It was three years ago in 2010 that Owen Turtenwaldlost in the finals of Grand Prix Washington D.C.to Brad Nelson. Over those three years, Turtenwald won a Player of the Year title, earned two Pro Tour Top 8s and several more Grand Prix Top 8s, and is now ranked 22nd in the world but had yet to lift the victory trophy at a Grand Prix.

It may not be the flashiest feather to add to Turtenwald's very-well-feathered cap, but it's one he's desperately wanted. "How long until we can start?" he asked as he waited for the video coverage to kick in. He was eager to make his move.

Jared Boettcher was in his first Grand Prix Top 8, and was close to closing out the dream of everyone who entered the event: ultimate victory. Having secured his invitiation


to Pro Tour Born of the Gods by making the Top 8 of the largest North American Legacy Grand Prix. Earning quick victories in his quarterfinal and semifinal matches reiterated the potency of Sneak and Show: It was the boogeyman that everyone knew about coming into the weekend.

Boettcher, seeded higher, had the luxury to lead off with a Gitaxian Probe and peek at what Turtenwald was holding: Spell Pierce and Force of Will were the highlights Boettcher needed to know. A turn later a second Gitaxian probe added Daze to Boettcher's potential delays. Turtenwald's early Delver of Secrets transformed, but before going to combat Boettcher tried for Intuition. Daze and Brainstorm from Turtenwald put a stop to that. Turtenwald used his Spell Pierce on Boettcher's Ponder, and haddrawn a second copy of the counterspell to go alongside an additional Force of Will.

An uncontested Delver of Secrets eats life at an alarming rate. Normally a fast game of Legacy means the combo deck found success. Here, Boettcher's life ran out long before Turtenwald's countermagic.

"You had a really good hand," Boettcher admitted as they moved on.

The second game started slower, each player playing and passing as they accumulated land. Turtenwald broke the silence with Stoneforge Mystic, pulling out Batterskull.

"You have six cards?" Boettcher asked when Turtenwald ended his turn.

"Seven with Batterskull," Turtenwald corrected.

"Ah. You missed a land drop." Boettcher was counting.

Boettcher opened all his fetchlands for a variety of basics and a Volcanic Island. Gitaxian Probe revealed double Spell Pierce, double Force of Will, Pyroblast, Batterskull, and


Sword of Feast and Famine. Boettcher didn't waste time before going for Show and Tell.

"Pryoblast." was all Turtenwald needed, and Boettcher ended his turn.

On his next, Boettcher attempted the same with a second Show and Tell. Turtenwald cast Force of Will with an exiled a Spell Pierce, and again Boettcher just ended his turn. Slipping, then untapping and equipping Sword of Feast and Famine led to a discarded Griselbrand from Boettcher's hand, and left Turtenwald with all his mana ready to meet yet another Show and Tell from Boettcher.

Turtenwald's second Force of Will, again exiling Spell Peirce, cut Boettcher's move short. Batterskull came down soon after, and Boettcher discarded Emrakul, the Aeons Torn to Turtenwald's next attack, which had the added benefit of circulating the Show and Tellsback for Boettcher to draw again.

When Boettcher tried something different, Sneak Attack, Owen tapped his five lands and hard cast the last card in his hand: A third copy of Force of Will he could play from the land he drew the previous turn. Boettcher paused for a moment before revealing Emrakul, the Aeons Torn as he extended his hand.

"Insane hands," Boettcher said as he shook his head, grinning.

"Yeah," agreed Turtenwald. It was an uncharacteristically quiet response from the newest Grand Prix champion.

The feather Turtenwald wanted was finally fitted in his cap.

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Miss Helen was grabbed by her tail from a special tank that lets visitors touch the fish within, then wrapped in a blanket.

Police said the mastermind of the theft has several marineanimals in his home.

A shark was dressed up as a baby, put into a pushchair, and stolen from an aquarium in broad daylight.

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The shark and stroller were placed in a 4-door maroon Chevrolet Silverado truck, police say.

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Law enforcement is working with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to investigate where the other marine animals in the man's home tanks came from.

One 38-year-old man has been charged with theft, while charges against the other two suspects are pending; officials are looking"At least until after the Midterms". The North Koreans then asked for a future meeting with a higher-ranking military official.

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Tens of thousands of Nicaraguans joined a march for "Peace and Justice" called by the Catholic Church on Saturday, the second massive demonstration in less than a week following a wave of deadly protests against social security reforms.

The two marches in Managua came after protests and looting last week that Nicaragua's Permanent Commission on Human Rights said left at least 63 people dead, 15 missing and more than 160 wounded by gunfire. The government of President Daniel Ortega has not confirmed or denied the casualty figures.

Ortega, who began his third five-year term in office last year, withdrew the social security overhaul that sparked the social convulsion last Sunday and agreed to meet with different sectors of society. The rescinded changeswould have imposed higher contributions by workers and employers and required retirees with pensions to give up 5 percent of their checks for medical care.

But the protests, which have been largely led by university students, had expanded beyond the original opposition to the social security changes to include broader anti-government grievances. Protesters at times were met with violent with police repression and attacks from Sandinista youth and motorcycle-riding thugs.

On Monday, Nicaragua's private business sector organized a march calling social peace and an end to repression that drew tens of thousands of participants, marking the largest demonstration seen against Ortega's Sandinista government.

Saturday's march called by the Episcopal Conference of Nicaragua also drew tens of thousands of participants, including students, representatives of the private sector and opponents of the construction


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"We are going to march for peace so that there is justice. We Nicaraguans need a better country and we will achieve it," Silvio Baez, auxiliary bishop of the archdiocese of Managua, told local media.

Francisca Ramirez, a leader of the anti-canal movement, said "it is time for Daniel Ortega to understand that he cannot continue doing whatever he wants with this country."

"It has been enough. We want peace but with justice for the murders," Ramirez added.

On Friday, National Assembly president Gustavo Porras announced the creation of a truth commission to look into the deaths and what happened in the protests and clashes, which were seen by Nicaraguan analysts and historians as the most violent and bloody since the Somoza dictatorship.

Similar demonstrations were held Saturday inother cities such as Matagalpa and Leon.

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Fantastic cosplay by Brazilian cosplayer, LolytaChan! Whoever said cosplay was only for the Japanese can eat their hearts out. Thanks to Miranda for sending this in!Former Episcopal Bishop Heather Cook was sentenced to 7 years for killing a cyclist in a drunken crash.

Former Episcopal Bishop Heather Cook was sentenced Tuesday to seven years in prison for killing a cyclist in a drunken crash in Baltimore two days after Christmas.

The sentence came at the end of a two-hour hearing in which the wife, mother and sisters-in-law of Thomas Palermo directed their grief and anger at the disgraced clergywoman.

Prosecutors said Cook was far above the legal limit for alcohol and sending a text message as she drove her Subaru Forester in Roland Park on the afternoon of Dec. 27. She struck and killed Palermo, a 41-year-old software engineer and father of two young children, as he enjoyed a ride.

She left the scene twice, a fact


that weighed on judge Timothy J. Doory.

"Your leaving the scene at that time was more than irresponsibility, it was a decision," Doory said.

Cook, 59, pleaded guilty last month to automobile manslaughter, leaving the scene of an accident and other violations.

Patricia Palermo told the court that she had asked God many times why he let her son die — until she had a revelation.

"God didn't do this," she said. "Heather Cook killed Tom."

A sheriff's deputy placed cuffs around Cook's wrists, and she was led out of the courtroom past benches packed with members of Palermo's family. Many had called on Doory to order the maximum sentence of 20 years.

After the sentencing, some expressed disappointment.

"While no amount of prison time would ever seem sufficient, we feel the court today couldhave sent a stronger signal that our community takes driving while under the influence and driving while distracted seriously," said Alisa Rock, one of Palermo's sisters-in-law.

Cook sat for most of the hearing with her face set and brow slightly furrowed. But when Palmero's mother took the stand to speak only feet away from her, she began to break down.

When Cook had her chance to speak, she drew herself slowly to her feet and asked the judge if she could turn to address the family directly. She paused for a few moments before she began.

"I am so sorry for the grief and the agony I have caused," she said. "This is my fault. I accept complete responsibility."

Then Cook turned back to Doory.

"I believe God is working through this, and


I accept your judgment," she told him.

Her lawyer, David Irwin, and the prosector, Kurt Bjorklund, drew contrasting portraits of the woman who was drunk when she got behind the wheel of her car on Dec. 27.

A supporter described how Cook had successfully grown a parish in York, Pa., attracting so many new worshippers that the church had to build new facilities. Last year she was elected bishop suffragan, the number-two job in the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland.

But Cook also had problems with alcohol.

Bjorklund asked Doory to consider a drunk-driving charge Cook received on the Eastern Shore in 2010. In many cases, he said, such an arrest serves as a wake-up call, leading people to change their behavior — but not for Cook.

"It meant nothing to her, that initialarrest," he said.

Irwin said his client did not have any support to help her battle her alcohol addiction after that case. He said she stayed sober for a year before she relapsed.

"Alcoholism is a disease," Iriwn said. "I'm afraid most alcoholics don't get it the first time."

The Palermo family, who lived in the Anneslie neighborhood of Towson, spent the morning of Dec. 27 hiking at Gunpowder Falls. Thomas Palermo stopped to help a inexperienced kayaker who was having trouble, his wife, Rachel Rock Palermo, recalled in a letter to the court.

Later, he went out for a bike ride. A software engineer at Johns Hopkins Hospital, he had a side business building bike frames.

He was cycling down Roland Avenue in Roland Park when Cook veered into the bike lane,


killing him almost instantly.

Her car was badly damaged, but Cook drove on.

Irwin said she was unaware of the seriousness of the accident — "she's confused, she's inebriated, she's texting" — but when she realized a person was involved she returned to the scene and found chaos already unfolding.

Cook left the scene a second time, to take her golden retriever home before turning herself in.

"She made sure her dog was OK, but didn't care about another human," Bjorklund said.

Cook admitted to police that she had caused the accident and submitted to a Breathalyzer — blowing a blood alcohol level of 0.22, almost three times the legal limit.

In the following hours, the news of Thomas Palermo's death began to reach his family.

"The world as I knew it was completely changed,"Patricia Palermo said.

Rachel Palermo didn't tell her two young children that night that their father had been killed, she wrote. She put them to bed that night and waited until morning.

"The pain on my daughter's face is etched in my mind," she wrote. Her son hit her and ran away.

Irwin revealed in court that any civil liability in the case has also been resolved. A lawyer for the Palermo family confirmed a resolution but declined to provide details.

Doory said he hoped the sentencing could mark an ending for Cook and Palermo's family alike.

"No one need think about the legal aspects of this case again," he said.

But the testimony in court Tuesday made it clear that moving on will not be easy.

Rachel Palermo has been dealing with life as


a single mother. She had no full-time job when her husband was killed, and his health insurance expired. Her three sisters said they have stepped in to try to share her burdens.

In the letter, Rachel Palermo said she was still having trouble coming to terms with her situation.Should a 78-year-old woman who lives frugally and buys her clothes in charity shops really be the target of so much bile? Last week in our How I Spend It column, we featured a pensioner living on £18,000 a year in London. The reporter who interviewed her told me she was a “remarkably positive person with an infectious appetite for life”. And her income is by no means unusual. The average gross income of a single pensioner in the UK was £16,952 a year in 2015-16. In London it was £19,968. Even adjusting for the fact that the average figure is distorted by some very high earners, an £18,000 income hardly qualifies her as living in the lap of luxury.

Yet the response on the Guardian website, Facebook and


is not the same as for her. For many, secure and well-paying jobs are unobtainable, rents are more expensive than ever in relation to earnings, and house prices have increased at a far higher rate than wages have, so many can’t even aim to own their own home,” said another.

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Last Saturday morning, I happened to be playing in a tennis competition. My opponent, whom I’d never met before, was an engineer in his 20s. He was despairing of his financial life – his rent for a small flat plagued with damp was taking a huge chunk of his income, there was no way he could afford inflated house prices, and his only way outof her plagues;"

5 For her sins are piled up to heaven, and God has remembered her crimes.

6 Give back to her as she has given; pay her back double for what she has done. Pour her a double portion from her own cup.

7 Give her as much torment and grief as the glory and luxury she gave herself. In her heart she boasts, "I sit enthroned as queen. I am not a widow; I will never mourn.'"

8 Therefore in one day her plagues will overtake her: death, mourning and famine. She will be consumed by fire, for mighty is the Lord God who judges her.

9 "When the kings of the earth who committed adultery with her and shared her luxury see the smoke of her burning, they will


glorified herself, and lived deliciously, so much torment and sorrow give her: for she saith in her heart, I sit a queen, and am no widow, and shall see no sorrow.

8 Therefore shall her plagues come in one day, death, and mourning, and famine; and she shall be utterly burned with fire: for strong is the Lord God who judgeth her.

9 And the kings of the earth, who have committed fornication and lived deliciously with her, shall bewail her, and lament for her, when they shall see the smoke of her burning,

10 Standing afar off for the fear of her torment, saying, Alas, alas that great city Babylon, that mighty city! for in one hour is thy judgment come.

11 And the merchants of the earth shall weep andmourn over her; for no man buyeth their merchandise any more:

12 The merchandise of gold, and silver, and precious stones, and of pearls, and fine linen, and purple, and silk, and scarlet, and all thyine wood, and all manner vessels of ivory, and all manner vessels of most precious wood, and of brass, and iron, and marble,

13 And cinnamon, and odours, and ointments, and frankincense, and wine, and oil, and fine flour, and wheat, and beasts, and sheep, and horses, and chariots, and slaves, and souls of men.

14 And the fruits that thy soul lusted after are departed from thee, and all things which were dainty and goodly are departed from thee, and thou shalt find them no more at all.

15 The merchants of these things, which were


the acquaintance that Steven

had said he should have married neighbor. Defendant also told the acquaintance that she planned

to move out of the house.

       ¶ 10.   In the afternoon of Tuesday, November 18, defendant began to drink. When

Steven’s friend Morgan came over in the late afternoon, he found Steven, his son Jamis, and

defendant sitting and talking in the kitchen area. Morgan testified that defendant told him she

was not with Steven anymore, tried to kiss him, and asked if he wanted to have sex. He

declined, and defendant went upstairs. Morgan said it sounded like she started breaking things.

He did not see any guns in the kitchen area, although this was not surprising as he knew that

Steven kept his guns upstairs.

  check on her, she repeatedly asked for a public

defender, to which the officers responded by telling her they would be with her in a little bit.

       ¶ 27.   The evidence showed that Jamis was shot three times in the head and Steven was

shot twelve times—seven times in the head and upper neck; once in the chest; and four times in

the groin. Jamis was shot from multiple angles less than a few feet but more than a few inches

away. Steven was likely shot from more than three or four feet away. Police found a total of

fifteen nine-millimeter cartridge cases on the scene, ten of which a laboratory test showed as

having been fired from the nine-millimeter gun found on the scene—the test


had just asked her routine questions, including asking if she was ok and if there was

anyone else in the house; given her routine instructions, such as to put her hands behind her back

to be handcuffed; and told her they would not shoot her when she suggested they should.

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Likewise, throughout the evening, the officers said little to defendant except to answer her

questions, such as when she asked the trooper where they were going, and he said they were

going to his officewas intoxicated to the point of thinking someone was

coming to kill her dog and the police were taking her to the woods to kill her, and that her dog

and Steven were in the car with her; she experienced the trauma of seeing her ex-fiancé and son

dead in her home; she received no Miranda warnings; and she was detained incommunicado

despite her many requests for counsel. She contends that the totality of these circumstances

overpowered her will, making her statements involuntary and thus inadmissible under the Due

Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.

       ¶ 52.   Prior to trial, defendant moved to suppress her statements on similar grounds.

The court held that all of her statements that night in the cruiser and processing room, up until

the


Tag Archives: Egyptian Revolution

Egypt is often remembered for her ancient tombs. But recent events have brought Egypt into a new new light for many Westerners as the Egyptian people clamor for progress.

A few months ago, I was at a soccer game between the famous Egyptian Ahly soccer team and the country of Tunisia. As the Tunisians began to lose, they began to fling chairs at the field and set things on fire, despite riot guards surrounding them. Who knew that the passionate Tunisians would challenge their corrupt government in a few short months, and that the Egyptians would follow?

A Cairene cityscape, from 2007.

The entrance to the Cairo Museum in Medan Tahrir. The Museum holds many important ancient Egyptian artifacts and mummies; reports indicate that during recent protests, severalFrankland Peak

Frankland Peak is a mountain in South West Tasmania.  It lies on the southeastern end of the Frankland Range near the impoundment Lake Pedder.  It is west of Secheron Peak and north of Right Angle Peak.

See also
Strathgordon, Tasmania
South West Wilderness, Tasmania

References
 Solitary 4224, Edition 1 2001, Tasmania 1:25000 Series, Tasmap

Category:Mountains of Tasmania
Category:South West Tasmania


Howard County to slash budget by 5 percent Building excise tax also considered to offset deficit

The Howard County budget, already 12 percent leaner than last year, will be cut by another 5 percent to offset a $3 million deficit and anticipated cuts in state revenues, County Executive Charles I. Ecker said yesterday.

In another action yesterday aimed at easing fiscal problems, county officials announced that they will seek legislative approval of a "building excise tax" on construction to fund road improvements.

Mr. Ecker told the County Council that he will cut the budget by freezing hiring, eliminating non-essential travel, deferring equipment purchases, reducing road resurfacing and refinancing the county's bonds.

The first-term Republican executive said that he is asking the county school system, Howard Community College, the library and the sheriff's30, 1992, will depend on the beneficence of the state government.

"If the state does not cut revenues to the county, we can expect enough funds to get close to having a balanced budget," Mr. Wacks said.

Revenue from the residential and commercial construction tax proposal announced yesterday would resemble developer impact fees, said Joe Rutter, the county's planning director. However, instead of being applied to a road project affected by the developer's subdivision, the tax revenues would be applied to the "general benefit" of the county's road program and "supplement but not supplant county funding," he said.

County officials have not determined how much revenue would be raised by the tax, which would be based on the size of the construction. The county executive plans to review the taxing proposal


and the recommended adequate public facilities ordinance before any legislation is requested, he said.

Mr. Rutter told the council of the proposed new tax while outlining progress on an adequate public facilities ordinance. The ordinance, being written by a committee of developers, community representatives and county officials appointed by Mr. Ecker, would set standards for road and school capacity, which the county would use in approving development projects.In 1620 the Pilgrim Fathers abandoned an old world riddled with political corruption, economic stagnation, byzantine regulation, onerous taxes, and exploding government debt and set off to the New World. The rest, to coin an overused phrase, is history. By creating an entirely new settlement and throwing off the old paradigm in its entirety they freed not only themselves but also rescued the Old World, which gained a new lease of life from trade with the newly created settlements.

I envisage the crypto-currency world as just such a new world – except that this time the New World is digital and virtual. So there is no need to cross the ocean in a wooden ship, risking life and limb in order to escape the King. You just have to


they were taking steps to head off another firestorm when the torch makes its lone North American stop Wednesday in San Francisco.

U.S. Olympic Committee Chairman Peter Ueberroth will leave Olympic meetings in Beijing earlier than planned so he can help San Francisco officials cope with expected demonstrations there.

The Beijing Olympics long had been expected to spark protests because of what many feel are China’s abuses of human rights both domestically, especially in Tibet, and in its trade relationship with Sudan, which critics say has contributed to genocide in Sudan’s Darfur region.

Tibet has been a particular focus since demonstrations began March 10 in the regional capital, Lhasa, and spread to other places in western China, leading to violent clashes with government forces. The official death toll in Lhasa alonewas 22, a figure that Tibetan activists said was a fraction of the actual toll.

The Olympic torch became a target of anti-China protests at the March 24 lighting ceremony in Ancient Olympia, Greece, and the growing intensity of the demonstrations in London and Paris has made for an unprecedented spectacle as the torch relay heads toward the Aug. 8 opening ceremony in Beijing.

The depth of expressed anger toward China may lead more heads of state to consider boycotting the opening ceremony, as German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said she will do and French President Nicolas Sarkozy has suggested.

While there has been some talk of having athletes boycott the Beijing Games, there seems to be almost no support among any national or Olympic leaders for such an action.

But Olympic


Kaskisuo to Backstop Wolves

The Chicago Wolves announced Monday that goaltender Kasimir Kaskisuo has been loaned to the club by the Toronto Maple Leafs (NHL).

The 24-year-old joined on the Toronto organization on March 28, 2016, when he relinquished his final two years of eligibility at the University of Minnesota Duluth and signed an entry-level contract with the Maple Leafs as a free agent.

Kaskisuo made his professional debut with the American Hockey League’s Toronto Marlies against the Syracuse Crunch on April 1, 2016.

At the AHL level, the native of Finland has appeared in 10 regular-season games with the Marlies. He has compiled a 7-1-2 record with a 1.88 goals-against average and .931 save percentage.

The 2017 Calder Cup Playoffs marked his first postseason experience as he backstopped Toronto for 10 conteststhem? All types of « post-production » gestures – from the editing process to those necessary for image conservation or even a photograph’s destruction – are concerned by this call, which supposes to move away from the general perspective which puts much emphasis on the image producer – the photographer – at the expense of all the stakeholders who routinely and physically handle the photographic object – by selecting, pasting, framing, exhibiting, printing, digitizing, conserving it (or not) –, thus highly contributing to enrich its polysemy.

Part 1 – FridayAugust 11, 9:00-10:30 – Session 8.6

Visualizing and Reinventing Ijo Histories through Painted and Other Reproductions of J. A. Green’s Photos by Lisa Aronson (Skidmore College)

During his illustrious photographic career (1892-1905), Ijo photographer J. A. Green took more than 350 photographs


pictures Ssekabaka (the late King) Muteesa of Buganda who reigned from 1856 till 1884. The photograph was made by Henry Morton Stanley in 1875. The negative is in the collection of the Museum for Central Africa in Tervuren (Belgium). Everybody I spoke to in Uganda had seen (part of) the picture, nobody knew of the existence of the photograph. As part of my ongoing research into the uses and nature of photographs in Uganda I traced the life of various interpretations of Muteesa’s likeness, and invited contemporary Ugandan artists to make their own interpretation of the photograph. The proposed paper will have the form of an illustrated letter in which I address Ssekabaka Muteesa, giving him an update on what happened to his portrait since it was made,Tilly Rose was barely able to go to school after she was struck down with a mystery illness at the age of 11.

Despite that she says "I basically taught myself", so determined she was to get an education.

And the efforts paid off in spades when she earned the "absolute dream come true" of a place at Oxford University.

But her health problems continued and it wasn't until 13 years after falling ill she discovered she had been suffering from tuberculosis.

Those experiences inspired her to set up "That Oxford Girl", an online resource to help other prospective students tackle issues they face in getting a place at the prestigious university.


La Marina Wildlife Rescue Center

La Marina Wildlife Rescue Center (), or La Marina Zoo is an animal rescue centre located 8.5 km northeast of Ciudad Quesada, between Palmera and Aguas Zarcas, in the Alajuela Province of Costa Rica.  The centre is dedicated to the rehabilitation of mistreated, injured, orphaned, and/or confiscated animals. Once the animals are fully rehabilitated, they are reintroduced into their natural habitats in protected areas within Costa Rica, primarily in the Parque Nacional Juan Castro Blanco to the south of the centre.

See also
 List of zoos by country: Costa Rica zoos

References

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Category:Zoos in Costa RicaAncient Tartar Shows Our Ancestors Ate Bark

A recent scientific discovery had researchers buzzing about, of all things, tartar. That's right, the crusty deposits that the dentist scrapes off your teeth when you go for a cleaning. Except in this case, it was the tartar on the teeth of the nearly two-million-year-old Australopithecus sediba, which has been held up as a candidate ancestor for our genus, Homo. No one had ever before found tartar in an early hominin (a creature on the line leading to humans, after the split from the line leading to chimpanzees). And in analyzing the ancient tartar, the researchers had recovered evidence of what A. sediba ate. It wasn't at all what they expected.

In a paper published in July in Nature, Amanda Henry of the


'90 new housing units in Beit El get final approval'

Permits to be issued for new units as part of compensation plan for the evacuation of the Ulpana outpost, Army Radio reports.

Ulpana outpost near Beit El 370 (R).
(photo credit:REUTERS/Nir Elias)

The building of 90 new housing units in the Beit El settlement is underway, Army Radio reported Monday. The Civil Administration on Judea and Samaria removed the final obstacle and issued a statement of validation for the construction, according to the report.

Within a few weeks, permits were set to be issued for the 90 new units, as part of a compensation plan for the evacuation of the Ulpana outpost agreed upon eight months ago.

The Yesha Council responded to the move, saying that they welcome any development in the West Bank.

Conversely,brains and meditation. He has even been a subject of research—in recent years Dr. Kerzin participated in a study by Richard Davidson at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, which measured brain activity before, during, and after meditation. The study sample looked at monks who had a minimum of 10,000 hours of meditation practice; the upper end of the sample had 60,000 hours clocked. That’s a lot of freaking hours.

What Dr. Kerzin presented at Smith, however, was less than impressive. He began talking about the increasing popular interest in the benefits of mindfulness and meditation. He seemed to celebrate The Mindful Revolution proclaimed by Time magazine this February. Then he showed a slide of his own brain activity, reflecting the research of Dr. Davidson, correlating deep meditation with


pork spare ribs, deli potato salad, baked beans, corn chips, lemonade, ketchup, mustard and watermelon for dessert.

Those items, which the agency tracks year to year, spike to 38 percent more expensive when consumers opt for a delivery service. Of course, it's not surprising there's a cost for the convenience of delivery.

The AFBF also watches farmers' take-home values during traditional holidays, including the Fourth of July and Thanksgiving.

"Through the mid-1970s, farmers received about one-third of consumer food expenditures for food eaten at home and away from home," AFBF Chief Economist Dr. John Newton said. "During 2017, farmers received approximately 14.6 cents of every food marketing dollar, according to the Agriculture Department's revised Food Dollar Series. However, after accounting for the costs of production, U.S. farmers net 7.8 cents perThe long-gestating film adaptation of the Uncharted video game series is looking to claw its way out of development hell with a new leading man and, well, let’s just say that this leading man will come as a huge surprise to anyone who played Naughty Dog’s enormously popular games. Tom Holland, best known as the new Peter Parker in Captain America: Civil War and the upcoming Spider-Man: Homecoming, has been cast as the globetrotting thief Nathan Drake.

Or rather, he’s been cast as a young version of Nathan Drake, as the studio has decided to rebuild the project from the ground up as a prequel set before the events of the games.

Deadline has news of the casting, which came about after Sony honcho Tom Rothman watched the latest cut


Sometimes Silence Speaks

One of the objectives of CommGAP and this blog is to strengthen citizen voice in the public sphere, particularly of those who are often marginalized in public spaces. This voice in the public sphere is important for any advocacy effort or social movement and also an essential right for every individual. As one part of the process of building this voice, participation in various decision-making and policy processes is seen as an integral part of development work. In fact, it has been a development buzzword since the late 1970s. But sometimes participating can be a setback.

In his framework for power analysis, John Gaventa describes the dynamic nature of power through the power cube. 3 dimensions (place, space and power) shape citizen action. (I urge you toJoss Whedon turns "Much Ado About Nothing" into a stylish, modern romp

The romantic banter in Joss Whedon's Much Ado About Nothing flutters and flirts as it navigates a course of love that never runs smooth. It's a breath of fresh air in a dreary catalog of films based on Shakespeare's plays that either sag under the weight of the Bard's language or sacrifice the poetry in those words in the pursuit of realness.

Whedon's cast performs this comedy with an insouciance that suits the film's contemporary setting yet respects its venerated source. The prose lilts trippingly on their tongues, relaxed and conversational. The actors aren't classically trained thespians specializing in Othellos or Juliets. Rather, they're Whedon's friends and colleagues, supporting players in his films (Marvel's The Avengers) and cast


members from his television series (Firefly, Angel, Buffy the Vampire Slayer). It's remarkable how comfortable they appear in these roles.

Shot in just 12 days, this black-and-white romp is the antidote to Whedon's Marvel Comics franchise. He's traded the blockbuster for the little movie, the superhero for Hero. Set in an affluent, tree-lined Los Angeles suburb, the film takes place over the course of a weekend party in which the guests drink martinis, roast marshmallows and conga late into the night. There's the occasional tryst, borne of lust or deceit (or both). The men are handsome, with pronounced jawlines and Brooks Brothers suits; the women are equally appealing, sporting summery fashions and casual elegance. It's an event to which many of us would love an invitation.

The focal couple areBenedick (Alexis Denisof) and Beatrice (Amy Acker), adversaries engaged in a "merry war" that belies the strong attraction each feels for the other. Their bickering is the stuff of Tracy and Hepburn, or Gable and Colbert, though Acker and Denisof don't exude the star wattage that would bring their characters to the fore at the expense of the other players. Whedon chooses egalitarianism for his troupe, faithful to the play's narrative.

As in many Shakespeare comedies, dark moments mark the dramatic action midway through Much Ado. But Whedon brings the proceedings back to boisterous life in the last act, when the estate's night watchmen -- looking like second-string Secret Service agents and behaving like Keystone Kops -- reveal the treachery that threatens to spoil true love. Nathan Fillion's performance


Joy Koesten (middle) of Leawood, was one of the big winners among moderate Republicans on Aug. 2, and she celebrated with her friends, family and supporters at the Marriott in Overland Park. Koesten won the 28th District seat in the Kansas House. File photo by Rich Suggrsugg@kcstar.com

Joy Koesten (middle) of Leawood, was one of the big winners among moderate Republicans on Aug. 2, and she celebrated with her friends, family and supporters at the Marriott in Overland Park. Koesten won the 28th District seat in the Kansas House. File photo by Rich Suggrsugg@kcstar.com
526 F.3d 1111 (2008)
Darius RAMANAUSKAS, Petitioner-Appellant,
v.
UNITED STATES of America, et al., Respondents-Appellees.
No. 07-1877.
United States Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit.
Submitted: January 15, 2008.
Filed: June 2, 2008.
*1112 James E. Ostard, argued, Minneapolis, MN, for appellant.
Nathan Paul Petterson, argued, AUSA, Minneapolis, MN, James Lackner, AUSA, on the brief, for appellee.
Before LOKEN, Chief Judge, MURPHY, Circuit Judge, and JARVEY,[*] District Judge.
LOKEN, Chief Judge.
Effective March 31, 2003, the United States and Lithuania entered into the Extradition Treaty Between the Government of the United States of America and the Government of the Republic of Lithuania, Oct. 23, 2001, S. Treaty Doc. No. 107-4 (the "Treaty"). In October 2004, the United States, acting on behalf of Lithuania, filed a complaint in the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota seeking the extradition of


and 2003, United States and Lithuanian law enforcement agencies investigated a group of Lithuanian citizens smuggling counterfeit U.S. currency and the controlled substance "Ecstacy" into the United States. In the District of Minnesota, Ramanauskas pleaded guilty to two counts of counterfeiting (passing counterfeit $100 bills) in May 2003. He served an eight-month prison sentence. Meanwhile, Lithuanian authorities filed drug and counterfeiting criminal charges and submitted a request to the U.S. Department of State that he be extradited.
Before Ramanauskas could be deported or extradited, he and two others were indicted in the District of Minnesota for conspiring to deal in, and passing, counterfeit U.S. currency that they received from Lithuania during the time period described in the pending Lithuanian charges. The indictment contained no reference to the smuggling ofdescribed his receipt of both counterfeit currency and Ecstacy from conspirators in Lithuania. Ramanauskas objected and requested the deletion of all references to drug activities "in order to preserve his rights . . . in Lithuania." The government's sentencing memorandum responded that "the United States did not pursue the Ecstasy charges because of a request from the Lithuanian government." The district court sustained the objection, deleted all references to uncharged drug conduct from the PSR, and sentenced Ramanauskas to eighteen months in prison for the counterfeiting offenses.
Less than one month before Ramanauskas was sentenced for the counterfeiting offenses, the United States filed its extradition complaint on behalf of Lithuania. Consistent with the Lithuanian charging documents, the complaint initially included both drug and counterfeiting offenses. However, after judgment was


A Chinese boy has made headlines around the world after accidentally destroying a Lego sculpture worth £10,000 within the first hour of new exhibition.

The four-year-old boy reduced the model of Nick Wilde, a character from Disney’s 3D computer-animated Zootopia film, to rubble after evading a security rope.on.
So as I mentioned, this
is the annual List Lecture
in Jewish Studies.
Recent List lecturers
have included
Andre Aciman from the
CUNY Graduate Center,
Sarah Hammerschlag from
the University of Chicago,
and Guy Stroumsa, emeritus from
Oxford University and Hebrew
University in Jerusalem.
But it's my distinct
honor and pleasure
to welcome this evening
Professor Vivian Liska
as this year's List lecturer.
She is professor of German
literature and director
of the Institute of Jewish
Studies at the University
of Antwerp in Belgium.
Since 2013, she has been
the distinguished visiting
professor in the German
division of the faculty
of the humanities at the
Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
In 2012, she was awarded
the cross of honor
for sciences and the arts
from the Republic of Austria.
She's published extensively
on literary theory,
German modernism, and German
Jewish authors and thinkers.
Professor Liska's
lecture this evening,
entitled "The Jew as Migrant,
from Theory to Poetry,"
falls into one of the
center's programming threads
entitled poetry,
philosophy, and religion.
The series aims


to explore
the porous boundaries
between these three modes
of inquiry and utterance,
which have had a tense but
productive relationship
from antiquity until today.
For the most part we have,
to date, invited poets
to speak in this series.
Professor Liska, however,
brings a different perspective
to this topic.
This evening, she will
explore the trope of the Jew
as the archetypal
migrant, both in theory
and in poetry, and the political
implications of this trope.
She will chart
the transformation
of the theme of exile from
its ancient associations
as a source of discrimination,
oppression, and suffering,
and its modern
philosophical reimagination
as the embodiment of a
glorious deterritorialization.
But this romantic
reimagination threatens
to overlook the hardship
inherent in exile
and migration.
And so Professor Liska
will provide close readings
of theoretical and poetic texts
by Emmanuel Levinas, Maurice
Blanchot, Giorgio
Agamben, and Paul Celan,
which will highlight the dangers
of romanticizing migration
and the potential
of poetic language
to address contentious
ethical and political issues
of the present.
Please join metimes, just as
in the ancient Greek world,
exile or forced
migration is considered
as a source of
discrimination, of suffering.
Jewish history
and scriptures are
replete with accounts of
the hardships of exile.
Recent philosophical
discourse, however,
often regards Jewish
exile as the embodiment
of a glorious
deterritorialization.
Speaking of exile as
a dismal predicament
implies a need for
rootedness and tends
to justify territorial
nationalism.
Celebrating exile, however,
overlooks or minimizes
its hardship.
Thus the question I would
like to address here,
is it possible to criticize
this romanticizing affirmation
of exile without endorsing
nationalist discourses
of territorial rootedness?
Throughout the
centuries, the Jews
was regarded as the
epitome of the stranger.
He was the universal
quasimythical symbol
of humanity's
homelessness on earth
but also the ruthless
intruder, parasite,
among other settled societies.
This duality between exile as
a universal human condition
and as a specific
sociopolitical predicament
already informs
Jewish scriptures.
Some biblical passages
that deal with exile
indeed invite interpretations
in the metaphysical existential
realm.
Others in the political one.
The expulsion from
paradise lends itself
to an understanding of exile
as


migrant became
more contentious,
but it also gained
momentum as an antidote
to the territorial ideology
of national socialism.
Considering Jewish exile
as positive modality
served various purposes.
It reversed a hostile
view of the rootless Jew
and propagated a universally
valid alternative
and even a counterforce to
Blut und Boden ideologies.
For many intellectuals who were
skeptical about the newly born
Jewish state, the idea of
the Jew as eternal wanderer
often reactivated
the age old notion
of an intellectual rootedness
embedded in the law, the word,
and the letter.
It presented a
positive alternative
to a national or
geographic rootedness
and as a disruption of
territorial nationalisms.
Jewish exile became
for many a heroically
born transcendental homelessness
and noble wandering, or simply
an embodiment of
cosmopolitan modernity.
These ideas, however, raise
fundamental questions.
And I will sum them
up in three points.
One, political exile as for most
migrants in the modern context,
generally implied
a condition forced
by external circumstances, a
dismal state of displacement,
and exposure imposed on a
population orhis charge
to using the modern idea
of Jewish exile as a whole.
He then criticizes
Steiner's notion
of a Jewish spirit
as essentialism
and illegitimate
metaphorization.
He argues that Steiner's
recourse to the topos of Jew
as People of the Book
is but a construct
of modern
intellectuals, and fails
to do justice to Jewish life in
terms of ritual and community.
He criticizes Steiner's
view of Jewish exile
in similarly harsh terms.
"Few Jews," states Idel,
"ever imagined peregrination
as more than a simple
curse, reminiscent
of the wandering kind.
To say otherwise, is
from a historical point
of view, sheer distortion
or anachronism.
Jews were no more enamored of
the concept of the homo viator
than were medieval
Christians or Muslims."
Now rather than examining
the historical accuracy
of Steiner's claim, and rather
than arguing ideologically,
I shall consider his statement--
so Steiner's statement--
in terms of its
rhetorical gesture.
And this is what I am
trying to do throughout.
So the examples I chose--
the common denominator
between them
is


attachment to the
soil and his unflinching
support of the state of Israel.
I have analyzed the complexity
of Levinas' position
mainly in a passage--
I don't have it here
in my PowerPoint--
but it's a passage in his
essay on Paul Celan titled,
From Being to the Other.
The passage begins with what
seems like a hyperbolic hymn
to exile, and I quote, "outside
of all rootedness and all
domesticity, being without the
fatherland, [SPEAKING FRENCH]
as authenticity."
The paragraph ends with a
similar seemingly unequivocal
sentence.
I quote, "but the
dwelling justified
by the movement toward the
other is Jewish in its essence."
In this formulation,
at the latest,
one could gain the
certainty that Levinas
takes the position
of the wandering Jew
as guarantee of a modality
of the ethical being, which
he associates with,
somewhat problematically,
essentialized Judaism, what
is Jewish in its essence.
At this moment, however--
and I can't demonstrate
this here in detail
because I don't have
it in the PowerPoint--
Levinas strikinglyneither possession
nor rootedness.
The land always
remains a promise.
It does not offer a homeland,
but in Levinas' words,
"serves as a mere refuge
to pass the night in order
to protect from the cold, from
hunger, from destitution."
And in a very beautiful,
lyrical passage,
Levinas describes the situation,
"a temporary shelter,"
where in strikingly poetic
words, unmistakably directed
against Heidegger,
Levinas speaks
of "the insomnia in
the bed of being--
[SPEAKING FRENCH]---- and the
impossibility to curl up
oneself to forget oneself--
[SPEAKING FRENCH]-- persists."
So his conception
of what that home is
is one in which it is
impossible to actually rest.
Levinas insists that a home
is not an attainable telos.
It remains and must
remain both a promise--
and in reference to
the Exodus from Egypt
and the feast of Sukkot of
tabernacles, a mere quote,
"hut in the desert."
True, this tentative
place between territory
and homelessness
does not entirely
resolve Levinas' contradictory
discourse on the Jew
as migrant.
After all, pagans can worship
the soil


and live in tents,
and a state is hardly a
place to pass the night.
But hut in the desert thus
prefigured a possibility
to which I shall
return at the end.
My next example,
Blanchot's desert.
The topic of exile
associated with the Jew
is also an omnipresent
topic in the writings
of Levinas' friend, the
literary theorist and precursor
of deconstruction,
Maurice Blanchot.
Partly under the
influence of Levinas,
Blanchot effects a complex
bond between literature
and Jewishness.
Unlike in Levinas'
thought, however,
the placeless, rootless
Jew is not the bearer
of a message to humanity.
Instead, he is
explicitly a metaphor
in which the Jews' active
participation, even
the actual presence disappears.
In an implicit
dialogue with Levinas,
Blanchot shifts ever so
slightly, yet nonetheless
significantly,
Levinas' conception
of a universally valid
ethics of rootlessness
proclaimed by Jews,
and transforms it
into a poetics of wandering that
he associates metaphorically
with Jewish exile.
Blanchot, as Levinas, places
Jewish exile in opposition
to the pagan fixation
on place and dwelling.
Whereas Levinas argues
against attachment
to soilfrom an
ethical perspective,
Blanchot does so in
the name of literature,
which for him, stands for
a language that resists
any use and any grounding.
Such language is without
foundation or telos.
Its roots are detours
without goal or purpose.
And therefore, Blanchot
considers the Jewish people
as wandering in the desert
as the ultimate metaphor
of literature.
Commenting critically
on Blanchot's equation,
Levinas notes, "that
in the desert, the Jews
also entered into a covenant
with God and became a nation."
This criticism, however,
hardly undermines
Blanchot's metaphorical
construction.
In his theory of
literary language,
figurative discourse
is not dependent
on an external reality.
In Blanchot's view,
such discourse
is therefore more authentic
than the conceptual language
of philosophy, because it
admits referential failure
from the start.
Since it cannot reach reality,
it might just as well admit it,
and therefore all language
fails to reach reality.
Literary language admits
that it fails, and therefore
is the authentic language.
Considered as a performative
and destabilizing act,
a metaphor is itself a form
of de-territorialization.
Not


to my two even more
contemporary figures, Agamben--
and this section is
called Agamben's pre-Jew.
I will have a post-Jew later on.
Discourse touching
upon Jews and place
has taken on an
increasingly political tone
in the context of
recent developments
in Continental thought.
Today's thinkers conduct
an affirmative discourse
of exemplary Jewish
exile in the context
of a critique of Zionism.
In this discourse, the Jew who
identifies himself as Jewish
and resists metaphorical
universalization
is taken to its
radical conclusion.
Simultaneously, the
metaphor is itself
superseded by the concreteness
of contemporary political
reality.
A strong example
for a radicalization
of the praise of Jewish
exile in this context
can be found in the Italian
philosopher, Giorgio Agamben's
short text, Easter in Egypt.
Agamben in this text
interprets a line
by Paul Celan he wrote to Max
Frisch and Ingeborg Bachmann
in 1959.
Answering their invitation
to visit them in Switzerland,
Celan apologizes
that he cannot come.
And this is what Celan
writes in the letter.
"I promised months ago to
visit an oldof Moses, which
the Jewish Easter
commemorates and celebrates.
This is something much more
radical than a claim for Galut,
for exile and diaspora."
So the examples we have
seen before, Agamben
says this goes much
further than only
embracing exile and diaspora.
"Celan locates himself
outside of the Exodus,
in a Judaism deprived
of Moses and of the law.
He has stayed in Egypt.
It is unclear on what
grounds, whether as
a prisoner, a free
man, or a slave,
but certainly, his
only abode is Egypt."
Agamben situates Celan's
good Judaism before and thus
without law and peoplehood.
Rather shockingly, he blurs the
distinction between prisoner,
free man, or slave--
that doesn't really matter--
a distinction at the
core of the meaning
of the Exodus from
Egypt, not only for Jews,
but for all those
who invoke Exodus
as a liberation from slavery.
In a strange conclusion,
Agamben lays open his cards
by merging the biblical Egypt
with a concrete situation.
Praising Celan for
remaining in Egypt,
Agamben


the
eve of the Seder.
It would be one interpretation.
Or Celan could be expressing his
feeling that the original act--
the liberation from slavery--
never occurred for him.
As a traumatized victim
of the Holocaust,
he himself remained
in a permanent state
of oppression and un-freedom.
Now in both cases, Egypt
stands for a negative stage
in Jewish history, a time and
place of slavery and suffering.
And my last theoretical example,
Alain Badiou's post-Jew.
One of today's prominent
contemporary Continental
philosophers, Alain Badiou,
makes pronouncements
that are even more dubious.
In his polemics against
Jewish particularism
conducted in the name of
a universalism inspired
by the apostle Paul--
and that's again,
that same Paul--
Badiou calls for abolishing
the exceptionality of the word
Jew, which he believes
derives from its extermination
under Hitler.
Even more than Agamben, he puts
the existing Jew and everything
so far associated with Judaism
into question, its history,
its nationhood, and
most strikingly,
its scriptural tradition.
And here we have all
three, and that'sof the other
authors considered here.
As did other thinkers who
regard the Jew as the embodiment
of displacement,
Celan associates
both rootedness and belonging
to a place with Heidegger,
and beyond that, with
the blood and soil
ideology of National Socialism.
Celan too associates
the alternative
to this dangerous rootedness
with the text and the letter.
Simultaneously, however,
he blocks the path
to appropriation,
and above all, enacts
an irrefutable resistance to
the forgetting of suffering,
in particular, the
suffering from exile.
I will read it in German,
and you have the English next
to it.
And the German is
important here,
because the references
are clear in German only.
[SPEAKING GERMAN]
In this short two-part
sentence lacking any verbs,
Celan speaks as we or us, and
says what or how it is with us.
The intertextual reference
to Heidegger's being with--
[SPEAKING GERMAN]---- becomes more
explicit in the second line,
where he defines the
collectivity to which he
refers, the we/us are
the [SPEAKING GERMAN]----
the thrown, but here


meaning
and its opposite,
Jewish wandering
at the same time as
its dangerous exposure,
its concrete enemy
in the present.
In the middle part of
the poem, various images
of desolation,
abjection, and suffering
are interrogated alongside
spaces and places
of myth and history.
The final stanzas invoke
letters of the alphabet.
[SPEAKING GERMAN]
The poem ends on the contrast
between the aleph alpha
as both Greek and
Jewish immateriality,
and the bet with which
the Torah begins,
and where letter
and dwelling are
joined in one, bet and bayit.
These verses offer
not a territory,
but a shelter for both
mensch and Jew, a material,
everyday place of refuge,
a house and table,
as well as an
illumination that does not
stem from the shield
of David's star,
but from the candles of Shabbat,
and the doubleness of concrete,
earthly, even homely and
metaphorically holy heavenly
light.
Thank you.
[APPLAUSE]
[MUSIC PLAYING]
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"What type of over sensitive indoctrinated liberal flower petals has this generation created that they are scared of going to school with a uniformed police officer," Collins pondered.

He also noted how "ironical and dumbfounding" it is that the first reaction to being made uncomfortable by a law enforcement officer was to call a law enforcement officer.

Sadly, Collins wrote, he feels he "as though I must hide my profession in order to obtain a fair


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But now, with barely a thought, Israel has jettisoned its long-held principles,hug that conferred on Orban the political legitimacy that he craves.

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Poland is awash in Jewish blood. Yes, the Poles were not


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And who gave Bibi the right to fiddle with the facts of history on this exceedingly painful subject?

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