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Obama, a Muslim Hater of America?
As observers of the MSM herd know, the "elite" media have swooned over "scandalous" allegations that Obama is unpatriotic and that he might be a closet Muslim. Instead, however and of course, of investigating whether these things are true, the media commissars have focussed on the "crazy" right-wingers who have dared to broach these taboo subjects.
Well, broach them we must; broach them we will.
To the first issue: Does Obama not love America and, in fact, does he side with our enemies? While this humble blog has dealt with this issue many times in the past, the best reply to that, as usual, comes from the great Canadian observer of the world and truth teller, Mark Steyn,
One way to look at the current "leader of the free world" is this: If he were working for the other side, what exactly would he be doing differently?
For example, he has spent most of this week hosting an international conference on something called "violent extremism". Whatever may be said of Munich, Chamberlain never hosted a three-day summit on "rearmament" in general whose entire purpose was to deny that "rearmament" and "Germany" were in any way connected. Yet that is exactly the message the United States government has just offered to the world - in between such eccentric side spectacles as Marie Harf, star of the hilarious new comedy Geopolitically Blonde, explaining her jobs-for-jihadis program, and the new hombre in charge of the planet's mightiest military machine having his woman felt up on camera by Joe Biden. Now there's a message to send to the misogynists of Burqastan about what happens when you let the missuses out of their body bags.
Steyn nailed it: If Obama hates America, what would he do differently than what he's already done? In short, is Obama guilty of hate crime? We will get back to that in a few minutes but first let's deal with the Muslim issue. I have to admit that I initially didn't pay attention to allegations that he was a Muslim. My thinking on that, however, has "evolved." It has thanks in large part to the Diplowife, who one day said, "I don't know why people deny he's a Muslim. Look at how he was raised. Some of that had to stick." Agree, and that means the answer is a bit more complicated than a straight up "yes" or "no." Let me expound.
His father was an anti-British, Muslim/Communist (a popular Third World ideological mix in the 1950s and 1960s). After his Kenyan father abandoned the family, his mother (apparently, a rather strange drifter and a leftist) remarried to another Muslim--I don't know if she did, but she probably had to convert to Islam or at least pretend to do so. The new family moved from Hawaii to Indonesia, the world's largest Muslim country. There Barrack Hussein Obama spent his formative years in a Muslim school, engaging in Muslim prayer rituals and learning about the religion, before returning to a highly dysfunctional leftist-tinged family situation that awaited him in Hawaii. Then it is all mystery surrounded by yet more mystery. As I noted over two years ago,
We are not allowed to ask how this self-admittedly mediocre, drug-using student from a highly dysfunctional family, raised in Hawaii and Indonesia, managed to attend exclusive and expensive schools.
Who were the young lad's benefactors? How did he go to expensive private school in Hawaii and later on to a series of very expensive elite colleges on the mainland? Why did his odd-ball leftist grandfather entrust his mentoring to an old line Communist like Frank Marshall Davis? All very weird; all very unexplained. As the Diplowife would say, some of that had to stick.
After attending several "elite" universities, Obama moved to Chicago and became a "community organizer." He joined a phony "Christian" church headed by Jeremiah Wright. This "church," of course, was just a political front and an activist center for the promotion of grievance and hatred for America. Obama made a smart and calculated political move in linking up with Wright. He fit right in.
What we have in Obama is not a full-blown Muslim or a full-blown Communist. He quite simply does not have the intellectual sophistication to hold a fully developed ideology. He is a product of years of learning hate, resentment, and entitlement. He is a product of the grievance culture which dominates our "elite liberal" universities, "elite liberal" media, and, of course, "elite liberal" culture--listen to the speeches at this year's Oscars if you have doubts on that score. (See a piece I wrote several years ago, Marxism Mutates, which discusses the "new" Marxism.)
Islam feeds right into that culture. Radical Islam is an ideology for the aggrieved, better said, for the losers of the world. It is no coincidence that it is the fastest growing cult among prisoners in the West. Islam is about mindless grievance and revenge for slights real and imagined, regardless of when and where they might have occurred. This is why progressives have such difficulty criticizing Islam and taking a tough stance against its barbarities. Islam is seen as part of the "Third World" reaction to the "offenses" of the "white" West, be those the Crusades, the great European empires, or the West's technological and economic dominance. Islam is the friend of progressivism in its hatred for Western culture.
There is a Molotov-Ribbentrop type understanding between progressives and radical Islam.
Obama has incorporated into his thinking and acting the Muslim and the progressive strands of grievance culture and their joint hatred for the West. He leads the movement to destroy America. I touched on Obama's leadership of the hate America "folks" a couple of years ago,
Obama has captured this movement and its view, and represents and promotes it better than anybody else in living memory. Unlike Carter, Obama is not incompetent in promoting his hatred for America's traditional values and in embedding it into our institutions, e.g., the ruinous Obamacare, the rapid expansion of the federal dole, the insistence on apologizing for our successes, the disastrous "stimulus" spending, the glorification of the "victim" culture, promotion of envy and cynicism, and denigration of individual effort and success ("You didn't build that!") That is the real threat posed by what Obama represents. Overcoming that threat will take years of sustained effort.
Obama hates America and Western civilization. He wants to replace them with some sort of horrid Third World culture in which the progressive elite will be in charge.
He shares his father's dream.
Posted by DiploMad at 12:01 PM
He is Muslim enough to assert that ISIS is not Islamic.
Since he has declared his ability to define what is Islamic and what is not Islamic, I am waiting for some WhiteHouse reporter to follow up on his self-declared abilities. They should ask him:
1. Is stoning adulterers Islamic?
2. Is killing gays Islamic?
3. Is killing apostates Islamic?
4. Is killing those who insult Mohammad Islamic?
If he says "yes", then ISIS is Islamic. If he says "no", then Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the rest of the Arab countries are not Islamic either.
Get Obama on record on these issues, then make the Left pick sides. It will reveal the political left as the totalitarians that they are. It will demonstrate the political right as the defenders of liberty.
No way... once asked about the specifics, he will cite: "That's above my pay grade."
After all, what Allah has declared, what would Obama be about challenging?
- reader #1482
Col. B. Bunny February 27, 2015 at 12:30 PM
The Prime Directive of Obama and his supporters is that he must never be asked a direct question on these matters or on how he got his Social Security number, why he doesn't release the original of his birth certificate, why he is a Natural Born Citizen, what passport he used to travel to Pakistan with, why he has gone to such great lengths to conceal his records, or what he did every minute of the Benghazi betrayal, among others.
Clearly, it's written in stone that Certain Questions simply must not be asked of him.
Art Deco February 27, 2015 at 11:18 PM
why he doesn't release the original of his birth certificate
Pay attention. It's been released.
Col. B. Bunny March 5, 2015 at 6:22 PM
The original forged one has. Thanks. My mistake.
Art Deco March 7, 2015 at 9:25 AM
Quit pretending evidence matters to you.
northierthanthou May 24, 2015 at 6:01 AM
He is not a Muslim. Grow up.
Walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, swims like a duck.... maybe it's a.... "thing that is a water-fowl-like animate object but can't be truly called a 'duck' without legitimizing its claim to duck-itude" (And specifically here I'm talking about Obama, not ISIS.)
This concept of Obama claiming to be a Christian and lecturing the world on what is or is not 'Islam', is indicative of the level of disrespect for religion that this administration has in total.
I'm with you regarding Obama and his dabbling in Christianity. I call it dabbling because when I first read up on his church in Chicago at the beginning of the '08 campaign, I saw numerous references to social justice, no reference to Jesus/Christ, no reference to salvation or serving, and only *one* reference to 'God'. With this background, it makes sense that Obama would have a very difficult time comprehending why a devotee of a religion would choose to live out the core principles of his religion.
I can't say it's the same with all religions (apparently you have to be POTUS to have that kind of immodesty), but the Christian bible calls all Christians to be followers of Jesus. In that context, the Christian is to say "How do I fit my life into Christianity?" rather than "How do I fit Christianity into my life?" If the same analysis is applied to Islam, what is the result? As you've explained before, Islam doesn't have a real mechanism of handling a decline in the empire as it appears to be predicated upon the expansion of Islam being unstoppable. How does a modern "Islamic extremist" make their life part of Islam without becoming a jihadi?
Religion is generally *about* extremism (for example, Caleb suggesting the invasion of Canaan against ridiculous odds, and an entire army of men circumcising themselves on the bank of a river!)... this charade of a conference should have been about "implementing compulsory agnosticism", where people are still allowed to go to the church, temple, or mosque, but can't perform the more 'dangerous' elements like serving the poor (without recompense from the government, at least), or fighting for the caliphate. Essentially, that conference was about neutering all religions so atheists can 'get their nihilism on'.
Does Obama hate America? I think we can all agree that he probably wont hate America after he's done with it.
I Tweeted your last sentence and did give you the credit for it 1482
Kepha February 23, 2015 at 6:52 PM
Someone correct me if I'm wrong--
I understand that one reason why Stanley Anne Dunham left Lolo Soetero (apart from probably being some sort of perpetually unsatisfied person) was because he opted to go to work for the new Suharto regime in Indonesia, which had just massacred Communists everywhere from Aceh to Ambon.
Art Deco February 25, 2015 at 11:39 AM
Ann Dunham did not separate from Lolo Soetero until 1971 (and their daughter was born in 1970). Suharto was formally installed as President of Indonesia in March 1967. Lolo Soetero was a technician with the state oil company. It has never been established that the death-happing re the Indonesian Communist cadres between December 1965 and March 1967 was aught but a spontaneous bottom up phenomenon.
It is quite amazing that the 'furniture dealer' had a niece, Virginia's daughter Debi, known as Laya that married an oil man as well. Her husband is a Civil Engineer and a manager with Saudi Aramco.
Do you think Don Warden, aka Khalid Al Mansour, the former Black Panther, currently a lawyer for Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Tatal, and up until last month the Saudi King, had anything to do with arranging marriages for these people? Percy Sutton seemed to think he wrote a letter to Harvard for Obama. Must have been acquainted with Obama.
~M.
Art Deco February 25, 2015 at 6:04 PM
It's not the least bit amazing.
No actual proof, though, who Obama's parents really were. And a good deal of suspicion that he was registered as a foreign student in college. At Occidental, he was assigned dorm housing with foreign Muslim students.
No actual proof, though, who Obama's parents really were.
His parents were Barack Obama, Sr. and Ann Dunham, and there is as much proof in his case as there is for any random individual you might meet born in a mid-sized city in 1961.
That assumes that random individuals you might meet who were born in a mid-sized city in 1961 all thought it advantageous to create photoshopped images of their birth certificates.
Dum dee dum dee dum. The long form of his birth certificate was released and what happens is just what Ann Coulter predicted would happen: the hard core would retreat to some other objection (or, in your case, throw up chaff). Long form birth certificate, contemporaneous newspaper announcement, testimony from surviving members of the social circle of both parents, residence and employment of the mother's parents in Honolulu, school registration of both parents in Honolulu, and the nuttiness of thinking that two impecunious college students would engage in expensive international travel in 1961 when international travel was characteristic of soldiers dispatched overseas, academics on the foundation dime, and rich people.
Look, if it pleases you, make something up. Just stop bothering the normal.
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Rebutting Snopes on 'Obama's Muslim Gang Sign'
http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2015/02/rebutting_snopes_on_obamas_muslim_gang_sign.html
SidVic February 23, 2015 at 9:57 PM
I have searching my memory for a historical precedent for a leader/chief/coach that doesn't really, in his heart of hearts, side with his coach/tribe/team. I think we may be dealing with something new in world. Look... i'm not one to chant USA USA at soccer games... but hell I do think we deserve a leader that likes us.
SidVic February 23, 2015 at 10:13 PM
country/tribe/team ... s
Chanting "USA USA" at a soccer game would indeed be suspicious, as Americans don't go to soccer games. :)
Sid February 24, 2015 at 8:16 AM
good point, but i am not adverse to my daughters playing...
One of my sons played kids' soccer when I was stationed in Bangkok.
Still, I confess myself the sort who looks on sports as a way for kids to get together and have fun. If a bunch of friends invite me to a professional match, I'll go for the conviviality. However, the idea of paying grown men oodles of money to just play a game bothers me.
I did know a minor leagues baseball player once. He had left the racket and was doing sales, and said his later life was a far better one than the exploitation he had as a professional athlete.
"Chanting "USA USA" at a soccer game would indeed be suspicious, as [REAL] Americans don't go to soccer games. :)"
LOL. Good point. [Fixed it for ya.] :-)
George W. Potts February 24, 2015 at 2:46 AM
Let us not forget that Obama's half brother, Malik Obama, is the international finance officer for the Muslim Brotherhood.
According to some sources, the gold ring Obama has worn all his adult life (since before Michelle) has an inscription in Arabic, "There is no God but Allah."
http://www.wnd.com/2012/10/obamas-ring-there-is-no-god-but-allah/
Ted Henkle February 24, 2015 at 10:40 AM
Islam isn't a religion one can opt out of. To do so is apostasy.
Merkwürdigliebe February 25, 2015 at 9:54 AM
Alas, I fear we face a truly destructive war in the not too distant future. Our pointy headed "leaders" refuse to name the enemy, let alone seriously evluate his values and goals.
I don't think we'll see an ounce of prevention today for what is going to take megatons of cure in future!
For years I thought that if Obama was anything, he was agnostic. He joined a church in Chicago that subscribed to black liberation theology, a creation of James Cone who designed it around the liberation theology from the lower Americas to fit the black grievance industry in the U.S. Obama accepted the grievance part of black liberation theology but not the [small] Christian part. It was a perfect fit for an opportunist, which he is.
But I have to agree with Mark Steyn: if Obama was on the side of the enemy, what would he do differently?
But now we have not one, but two videos from Obama's appearance at the African Leader's Conference held just this past August. It took a while before someone noticed there was an odd thing Obama did at that conference. On the first video, he is walking on stage with others. Someone in the audience shouts "allahu Akbar". Obama moves his hand to the back, and side of his head. He then makes a perfectly formed usbu-al-shahada, the sign that "there is but one God and Mohammed is his prophet." It is a sign that is widely used by ISIS and other radical Islamists.
The second video shows Obama on stage. He looks at someone in the audience (the person that shouted "allahu Akbar" maybe?), makes the sign of shahada and mouths "allahu Akbar." I watched both videos without sound and it is very, very clear what words Obama was mouthing to someone in the audience, as two African leaders of Muslim nations smiled in approval.
Obama is a product of his raising. His mother, if not a Communist like her father, at least a devout Socialist. But when Obama was grown, it was not his mother's beliefs that he chased, but his absentee father's belief. People need to remember that the title of his book was not "Dreams of My Father" as you would think would be written by a young man trying to connect with a father he really never knew, but was "Dreams From My Father", a book written as a testimonial of the goals of his Muslim/Communist father. Yes, President Obama, words do have meaning and the words of the title of your book is quite telling. His mother's Socialist views, his grandfather's close association with known Communists and his father's radical Islamic/Communist views formed a young man attending expensive, left wing universities in the Great 48. Add that influence mix William Ayers and Edward Said, and you have the perfect melting pot for a man who truly doesn't love this nation.
I believe Obama views the United States as a bully, an expansionist nation that has stepped on many heads to achieve its own interests. He equates it with the colonizing practices of the UK and intends to prove that we are no better than anyone else, especially oppressive Islamic nations. Other presidents have looked at the goodness of our nation, first to respond to the plight of others, willing to spill our blood for the freedom of others. Not so Obama. We are a cocky nation that, in Obama's mind, needs to be brought down a notch or two.
Is he a Muslim? Well, he would be considered an apostate by any true-believing Muslim, but his sympathies lie with Islam. So I would have to say yes, in his heart, he is Muslim.
His mother, if not a Communist like her father,
Stanley Dunham was a hail-fellow furniture salesman, about as Communist as Willy Loman.
Chris Mallory February 24, 2015 at 1:11 PM
Lets not forget he has appointed five times as many Jews to high government office as he has Muslims. So, I guess he does stand with Israel and hates America.
Yes, and American Jews are SO conservative...
No, just being sarcastic.
They are amongst the most left-leaning and socialistic of our citizens, unfortunately.
Does the name Rahm ring a bell??
" He equates it with the colonizing practices of the UK." Exactly. And Churchill's support of the quashing of the Mau Mau uprising in Kenya (his father's country) was the reason that, amongst his first acts in the White House, he returned Churchill's bust to England.
You ask: "How did he go to expensive private school in Hawaii ..."
I have wondered about this for a long time. Punahou School, it seems, requires a bit of Hawaiian blood and we know how anal school boards can be. Imagine a Leftist school board allowing some kid in. Thus, I submit, he must have a bit of Hawaiian blood. According to Wiki the King Kamehameha schools only allowed two non-Hawaiian kids from 1962 to 2002.
Then how was it possible he was enrolled? Stanley Anne once said "I don't need to date or marry to have children" I believe he was Hania-ed. This practice still exists. It certainly explains the ever-present Hawaiian Royalty Movement and the "King Obama".
Betsy February 24, 2015 at 9:38 PM
I think there is a bit of confusion here; Kamehameha is for those of Hawaiian descent, but he attended Punahou, which accepts any ethnicity so long as the steep tuition fees are paid (or a scholarship is awarded). He was neither poor nor (reportedly) a scholar - his grandparents must've paid for Punahou.
Thanks, Betsy. Point duly noted.
I must say the resemblance between Malia and Kaʻiulani is striking.
Obama also traveled to Pakistan in early 1980's when it was banned for US citizens to travel there.
When was it banned to travel to Pakistan? Do you have a citation?
I have met quite a few people who did vote for Obama and now express profound regret. It will be interesting to see in the years to come the number of people who did vote for him either express regret or simply deny ever having voted for him.
I worry these same people will line up, lemming-like, to vote for Shillary as the savior of whatever distorted left wing vision they are still cherishing. Media's already in the tank for the Dems. GOP better get their A game on. No sign of that yet.
His grandmother was, from 1970 until her retirement, a vice president of the Bank of Hawaii. The family lived in modest circumstances common among the bourgeoisie in Honolulu, in a high-rise condo in the Maliki neighborhood. There were no other children in the household after Ann Dunham returned to Indonesia in 1974. There really is no mystery as to how the family afforded the Punahou School.
The family situation had its defects, but the level of dysfunction was just off normal. Tens of millions of his contemporaries were reared in situations at least as troubled, including...yours truly. His grandfather worked only fitfully and failed to function all that well as a father substitute, the results of which can be seen in Obama's vocational drift between 1983 and 2004 and his lack of any non-derivative opinions on any subject.
Including the subject of religion. Obama seems the bog standard type among the bicoastal professional managerial class. He is thoughtlessly snobbish and has no serious commitments to any religion or politico-economic programs, just a disdain for a certain vernacular type.
" The family lived in modest circumstances common among the bourgeoisie..."
What is a "bourgeoisie"?
But before we get too far afield, please explain to the class who bought The Bank of Hawaii, how that buyer is connected to the Oil for Food Scandal, and Namdmi Auchi's connection to Tony Rezko.
His grandfather was a commission salesman and his grandmother a salaried employee. His mother had a salaried position working for the Ford Foundation. His stepfather was a salaried technician employed by the state oil company in Indonesia. None of these people earned hourly wages, thus they are bourgeois and not working class. There is no indication that his grandparents had much in the way of assets other than their home, some consumer durables, and pension rights. Hence they are not patrician. VP of a bank is a good job, but it's a reasonable wager she was not particularly well-connected outside of Honolulu banking circles nor could she fix a traffic ticket. So, you would not call her an influential in the manner of the Bank of Hawaii's chief executive.
What does some skeezy character Obama knew decades later have to do with his upbringing and why do you fancy that I'm obligated to chatter about some piece of scandal literature you're interested in?
A more deft statement would be that Obama is post-American, which is bog standard in the faculty lounge. He identifies with his class across the sweep of occidental countries, not with the wage earning element in his own country.
Unlike Carter, Obama is not incompetent in promoting his hatred for America's traditional values
Mr. Carter has a number of shortcomings including vanity and a susceptibility to the worldview of what might be called the Davos type. There is not much indication that he 'hates' America's 'traditional values' (or hates much of anything, though he does have his resentments). What he suffers is an inability to look at some cretinette like Mary Robinson and see truly what is in front of him.
whitewall February 25, 2015 at 7:58 PM
Art Deco...you have a very interesting writing style. It is very much like the style of a missing commenter here used to use until he vanished a few months ago. A ?
I have only ever used one handle and have used it for 10 years. I cannot quite recall when I discovered this site, but I have always commented under this handle and no other.
whitewall February 25, 2015 at 10:39 PM
I see. Just wondered.
All I know is he throws a baseball like a girl. Even Cuban Commies throw better than that.
First, "Is Obama a Muslim?" Who cares. But for some it matters that the media dropped the ball and never bothered to vet the man for fear of being labeled a racist. His records are all sealed tighter than Jack Ryan's divorce papers. I dare say that is odd for a president.
Next, "Does Obama love his country?" That answer is easy. The obvious answer is: of course. But much like a Clinton statement, you have to then wonder "What is his country?" There you will start to get to the nub of it.
The way I see it, Obama has lead his coalition giving them everything they wanted. I do not think he particularly cares about the direction of the country, but rather, he is all about giving every special interest group that supported him their due: "Punish your enemies and reward your friends." This will continue for the next two years. Some time during the next two years he is going to pop the question to these people he has rewarded so generously: "I have given you all you wanted- now it is my turn. I want the Monarchy that was stolen from the people of Hawaii restored." That is the feather he has wanted all along. He could care less about ISIS or Iran getting the bomb. All the crises manufactured by him were all a distraction. He wants to punish the U.S.
Steyn asks: " If he were working for the other side, what exactly would he be doing differently?"
I ask: If we had surrendered to the Iraqis, how would things be different?
Hawaiian monarchy? I've got some UFO sighting footage to sell you.
Thanks, Dip for being willing to point out some of the troubling aspects of Obamas background and upbringing. The creepy sexual undertones of his grandfather taking him to a porno dive bar, and pimping him out to dirty old man Davis, match the rumors of the Jeremiah Wright church's side services to the Down Low club. I could give a rats ass what he does in the bedroom, but the elaborate secrecy and what can only be called collusion in the press not to dig into facts both durinhthe 2008 election, reminds me of the fawning press' willingness to cover for the Kennedy's peccadilloes, a generation earlier.
What really interests me is the question you raise: how did this lazy choom gang loser get mentored and channeled into the key resume items, ivy league school, etc. That is not the luck of an old alky communist with skeezy black CP connections, or possible on the budget of a retired bank exec from a second tier commjnity bank.
The Soros effort in parallel and multiple shell .orgs, the Annenberg, Tidewater, and Ford Foundation Board members and bigest donors might be leads. Rezko, and Valjars slumlord background are another. I'm really curious aboug the musterious tape the LA Times has under lock and key.
In the end all that doesng matter, its what this Congress and parts of the DC-NY press inner circle, and the shadow govt of corporatists on Wall St , decide to release or coverup...
His father was a muslim, his stepfather was muslim. He was enrolled in school in Indonesia and listed ss muslim. He attended religious instruction and went to mosque. Of course he is muslim and I bet if you asked any imam if a kid with this background is muslim, he would say yes. Jeremiah Wright's "church" is not Christian and in any case, he's just practicing taqqiyah (faking it). I'm sure the myslim world considers him muslim. Interesting no one has ever asked...
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Q: how to pass an onclick method to a radio button created using Javascript? I am creating a radio button using makeRadioButton function, here I am passing the name and value, I also tried passing the name of a function the same way, and it doesn't seem to work. Please help me how to pass a function to a newly created radio button.
function makeRadioButton(name, value, text) {

   var label = document.createElement("label");
   var radio = document.createElement("input");
   radio.type = "radio";
   radio.name = name;
   radio.value = value;
   **radio.onclick = "createDropdown()";**
   label.appendChild(radio);
   label.appendChild(document.createTextNode(text));
   return label;
}

A: Your code works fine you just have to append your returned value to the document.
Try this example below

    function makeRadioButton(name, value, text) {

       var label = document.createElement("label");
       var radio = document.createElement("input");
       radio.type = "radio";
       radio.name = name;
       radio.value = value;
       radio.onclick = createDropdown;
       label.appendChild(radio);
       label.appendChild(document.createTextNode(text));
       return label;
    }

    let lable = makeRadioButton("myRadio", null, "How old are you");

    document.body.append(lable);

function createDropdown(){
console.log("CLICKED");

}

A: Try setting onclick to directly be the function createDropdown:

function makeRadioButton(name, value, text) {
  var label = document.createElement("label");
  var radio = document.createElement("input");
  radio.type = "radio";
  radio.name = name;
  radio.value = value;
  radio.onclick = createDropdown;
  label.appendChild(radio);
  label.appendChild(document.createTextNode(text));
  return label;
}

function createDropdown(event) {
  console.log("createDropdown");
};

document.body.appendChild(makeRadioButton("radio", null, "radio"));

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Following confirmation by Spain's Interior Minister that police fired rubber bullets in an attempt to stop migrants from entering the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, which may have contributed to at least 11 drowning deaths, Amnesty International is calling for a full, effective and independent investigation.
The drowned migrants were among some 250 sub-Saharan Africans who had been attempting to reach Spanish soil on 6 February by crossing into Ceuta via the sea from neighbouring Morocco.
"This loss of life is appalling, and the Spanish authorities must come clean on what happened – particularly as the Minister's version of events contradicts earlier official statements. They must determine what went wrong and bring those responsible to account as a matter of urgency," said Jezerca Tigani, Deputy Europe and Central Asia Programme Director at Amnesty International.
On Thursday evening, in a statement to Spanish Congress, Interior Minister Jorge Fernández Díaz confirmed that members of the Spanish Civil Guard used anti-riot equipment, including rubber bullets, to stop the migrants swimming towards Ceuta on 6 February. At least 11 migrants drowned and a group of 23 people who reached the shore were forced back across the border to Morocco without formal procedures.
In his speech, the Minister said that the riot gear had been used in a way that would ensure that people in the sea were not hit.
"Regardless of whether any of the migrants were hit, it will be up to an independent investigation to determine whether the Civil Guard and border authorities acted appropriately. The results of any such investigation must be made public, and anyone responsible for human rights violations brought to justice," said Jezerca Tigani.
The Spanish Minister of Interior has admitted that 23 individuals were handed over to Moroccan authorities by the Spanish Civil Guard, after being apprehended on Ceuta's shores. He claimed that this was lawful, arguing that the migrants had not arrived in Spanish territory.
"Regardless of their location, the 23 individuals were clearly under Spanish jurisdiction once apprehended by the Spanish Civil Guard officers. The actions of the Spanish officials can be described as a push-back operation, the practice of summarily turning back a group of migrants across the border. Summary deportations of migrants or push-backs without giving them a chance to challenge their deportation is a direct breach of Spanish, EU and international obligations; so is the rejection of asylum-seekers at the border," said Jezerca Tigani.
Amnesty International and local NGOs have documented a number of previous incidents where Spanish authorities appear to have summarily deported migrants, asylum-seekers and refugees from the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla, both of which share a land border with Morocco. The organization is not aware of any investigation into these incidents.
A standing agreement between Spain and Morocco to return migrants who cross into Spanish territory appears to be facilitating some of the deportations, in breach of international human rights standards.
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Take Two Season 2: Premiere Date, Cast, Recap, Update
Diksha Sundriyal
Bringing two very different people together has been a common trope in television to mark the beginning of a new story. Police procedural dramas, in particular, employ this technique to give the audience a duo that they can root for. Andrew Marlowe and Teri Edda Miller created such a series for ABC which became one of its most popular shows of that time. The name of that show was 'Castle' and, no matter how it ended, it received a lot of love from the audience. Marlowe (who is also credited for writing 'Heat Wave', a novel penned under the name of Richard Castle) and Miller and reunited with ABC to deliver another buddy cop (sort of) drama, 'Take Two'. It follows the story of an actress assisting a P.I in order to research for her upcoming role.
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The show stars Rachel Bilson as Sam Swift, an experienced actress who wants to make a comeback after a brief hiatus and joins Eddie to research for her role as a P.I. Bilson is best known for her role in Fox's teen drama, 'The O.C'. She also starred in CW's comedy-drama, 'Hart of Dixie'. Further, she has appeared in titles like 'How I Met Your Mother', 'Gossip Girl', 'Drunk History', 'Chuck', and movies like 'Jumper', 'New York, I Love You', 'Waiting for Forever' and 'Life Happens'.
The role of Eddie Valetik is played by Eddie Cibrian, a former detective who now serves as a P.I. Valetik has a long list of television credits to his name, which includes titles like 'Baywatch Nights', 'Sunset Beach', 'Third Watch', 'Vanished', 'Ugly Betty' and 'Rosewood'. He has also appeared in films like 'Say It Isn't So', 'Tyler Perry's The Single Moms Club', 'Playing Father', 'The Cave' and 'Not Easily Broken'.
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The story of 'Take Two' follows the lives of Sam and Eddie. Sam is an actress. She had previously worked as a cop in a TV series, a role that had been her best yet. After its success, she took a spiral downwards, but then she got herself together again and joined a rehab. Good as new, after checking out of rehab, she is ready to get back to acting again. The role of a private investigator is brought on the table for her, and this time, it's a movie. In order to inhabit her role, body and soul, she decides to research for it and stumbles upon Eddie, a real-life P.I. He reluctantly lets her accompany him while working cases. After they succeed in solving their first case together, Sam realises that there is much more to the job of P.I than she had previously imagined. Even though her role as a cop wasn't close to how it is in real life, the experience had prepared her for the real deal with Eddie. She decides to continue with him and find out more about his job and what perks and dangers it entails. Eddie, who didn't want a liability on his hand while on the job, comes to accept that Sam can be an asset for him. Ready to work as a team, they set out to solve cases.
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A complex of freeways and new construction sit among familiar landmarks and smog in Los Angeles in 1962. David F. Smith/AP
Mapping the Effects of the Great 1960s 'Freeway Revolts'
Linda Poon
Urbanites who battled the construction of the Interstate Highway System in the 1960s saved some neighborhoods—but many highways did transform cities.
In 1955, the U.S. Bureau of Public Roads released the "Yellow Book"—a national blueprint to build out the 41,000-mile Interstate Highway System. The series of maps laid out the proposed routes for this massive project, which was set to be completed by 1969.
In the beginning, things went smoothly enough: Highway engineers encountered little opposition from communities in the rural areas. But then builders tried to expand the network into major cities—and the age of the freeway revolts began.
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A recent working paper from the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia looks at how the freeway revolts shaped the current Interstate map—and how that, in turn, shaped today's cities. Using data on U.S. cities and neighborhoods from 1950 to 2010, economists Jeffrey Brinkman and Jeffrey Lin also detailed the negative local effects of the highways that did get built—something that Lin says often gets overlooked by policy makers.
Opposition from residents diverted much of Interstate 66 away from the initial route planned in the 1955 Yellow Book. (Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia)
"Highways allowed better transportation between cities and more people access to opportunities in cities—but there are costs," he tells CityLab. "I think you really need to balance the benefits at a national scale against these local effects."
The report measures the growing influence of public resistance during the Interstate-building era. The closer to city centers highways were planned, and the later they were built, the less they resembled the routes mapped out in the Yellow Book. Those in the suburbs were more likely to be built according to the original plan. And while freeways constructed between 1955 to 1957 most resembled initial plans, by 1993, the correlation between planned and built highways fell from 0.95 to 0.86, falling especially low among routes in neighborhoods near city centers.
The paper also puts the success of the freeway revolts into perspective. Despite celebrated wins like the unbuilt Lower Manhattan Expressway, the Interstate system was still constructed mostly according to plan, says Lin. The revolts did help usher in federal policy changes that prioritized local input, historical preservation, and the environment. But in most cities, highways came anyway. And when they did, they disproportionately affected those living in communities of color and neighborhoods with lower education attainment: By the mid-1960s, white neighborhoods with more affluent, better educated residents had more success putting new policies to use and keeping highways at bay.
Those protests initially came as something of a surprise to highway planners, state officials, and even mayors, who figured highways would be universally welcomed as revitalization tools for struggling downtowns. "Among economists, it had generally been thought that highways affected cities by reducing commuting costs, which improved accessibility," Lin says.
But as the report details, that benefit was enjoyed mostly by those who lived outside the city, helping to spur further suburbanization. Inside cities, commuting benefits were eclipsed by the negative effects on the quality of life for those who lived near freeways.
Zooming into Chicago, the researchers found that population and employment decline was most pronounced in city centers close to freeways. (Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia)
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Over time, the construction of urban freeways sped population loss and lowered land values in city neighborhoods. The flight to the suburbs and the decentralization of American cities, the report says, was fueled not only by the commuting benefits that highways provided but by the desire of more affluent urbanites to escape the negative effects of increased noise and air pollution that these roads inflicted.
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Linda Poon is a staff writer at CityLab covering science and urban technology, including smart cities and climate change. She previously covered global health and development for NPR's Goats and Soda blog.


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Ethplorer tracks market cap, number of coins issued and transaction volume. But most of all, it tracks owner concentration via wallet addresses.
For me, this is important. I am leery to invest in any coin if I see one wallet address is above 25% ownership of total coins issued, or, if the top 5 wallets control more than 40% of the total number of coins in circulation.
When you see high owner concentration, the coin can be dumped or even manipulated. It's something to watch out for.
OmiseGO passed that test with flying colours as the top ten wallet addresses own less than 25% of the total coins issued.
There is a total of 595338 addresses or "wallets" that contain some amount of OmiseGo coin. Daily volume is between $40 and $60 million USD.
With slightly more than 140 million coins (or tokens) in circulation, the total valuation of the OmiseGo network is about $2.2 billion USD.
Is that a fair valuation? Well, that's what the market is giving OmiseGo right now. If the development team delivers on their promises, I think it will go a lot higher. If they fail, then it won't.
What is OmiseGO Supposed to Do?
The key concept: OmiseGo would be a "peerless" exchange of financial assets. When the OmiseGO network is fully operational, you should be able to exchange one financial asset, like Japanese Yen, for another financial asset, like Ethereum, without having to go through a central exchange (i.e.. Not have to pay any service or transaction fees).
Therefore, OmiseGO is what is called a "decentralized" exchange. And decentralized exchanges are VERY HOT in the cryptocurrency world. Everyone is trying to build one.
So How is OmiseGO Difference from Everyone Else?
People in North American are not familiar with Omise, but they are one of the largest and most respected payment gateway providers in Southeast Asian (think of Paypal or Stripe).
Omise has been researching blockchain since 2015 and sponsored the OmiseGO project. The OmiseGO ICO took place in June of 2017 and raised $25 million in one day.
To summarize, OmiseGO has a team with developers and has been working on this project for more than two years. Try to remember that there are lot of ICOs out there that have NO development teams and are nothing more than a bunch of ideas written down on paper.
I like to invest in digital coins that have a corporate sponsor. At the very least, you can be assured that the development team will be staffed by experienced people that are under pressure to launch the product. If OmiseGO turns out to be a bust, then that's a black eye for the Omise corporation.
There is just very little (or zero) negative press on the project from the development community and again that's very rare. Usually, you can find somebody somewhere who dislikes the a coin for whatever reason.
While the OmiseGO wallet has been released to the public, it has severe limitations and is really most of interest to other development teams who are planning to connect with the OmiseGO network.
Therefore, this is still a speculative play. If the OmiseGO team can deliver on ANY of their promises by the summer, then it's possible to see some spectacular gains in the coin, like 200%-500%.
But of course, they wouldn't be the first development team in history to miss deadlines. Or somebody lease might beat them to punch and launch a decentralized network that is similar to OmiseGO. So there are risks to be considered.
If I see a sudden rise in the coin price (like 100%) for no reason at all (i.e. general cryptocurrency mania), I will probably sell half to get my cost out.
But I am also willing to wait until the summer to see if they can deliver anything at all.
There are number of overseas exchanges where you go buy OmiseGo coin. Because most of these exchanges can be funded with bitcoin, you can open an account right away, fund it with bitcoin, and start trading immediately.
Exchanges that trade OmiseGo coin include: Huobi, Binance, and Bittrex. A full list of exchanges that trade the OmiseGo coin be found here.


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Vaccines & US: Cultural Organizations for Community Health
By Amy L. Marino and Zahava D. Doering, PhD
To our professional colleagues:
As we all prepare to welcome visitors and more staff to our reopened museums, we should also be deeply engaged in the national vaccination effort. As you know from previous communications, the Smithsonian has collaborated with cultural organizations in communities across the nation to create Vaccines & US.
We need a concerted effort to ensure high levels (70%+) of vaccination throughout our country. While many states and communities have made remarkable progress over the past few months, there is still so much more to be done. A look at this map, combined with the overall low vaccination rate among 18- to 39-year-olds, tells the story.
It is only through a 70% or more vaccination rate that we can keep our youngest children safe, that we can protect those for whom the vaccine is not effective (such as those with compromised immune systems), and that we can protect ourselves from the spread of additional vaccine mutations (e.g., Delta) that can put our community at risk.
Vaccines & US, based on the best information available, is shifting from its 'soft approach' to an urgent call to "get vaccinated!"
We urgently need your support and cooperation in this effort:
Please add an image/icon on your website as a link to Vaccines & US.
Please hang Vaccines & US posters in your museums to alert both visitors and staff that your institution supports COVID-19 vaccination efforts.
There are a number of poster options available for download. Each 11×17 poster has the Smithsonian logo, the Vaccines & US logo and QR code, and specific museum logos can be added if requested.
You can help support the campaign by taking a photo of a poster hanging in your museum and uploading it to social media using the hashtag #VaccinesAndUS.
We appreciate your support of this important life-saving initiative.
Amy L. Marino & Zahava D. Doering, PhD
On behalf of Vaccines & US collaborators:
COVID-19 Prevention Network at Fred Hutch
Exploratorium
Museum of Science, Boston
The New York Hall of Science
Pacific Science Center
Saint Louis Science Center
Science Museum Minnesota
The Health Museum
The Peale Center for Baltimore History and Architecture
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Dallas Needs More From Veteran Leaders
By Derek Neumeier October 17th, 2013
Ray Whitney is one of Dallas' veteran leaders that is off to a slow start (Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports)
In Tuesday night's 3-2 loss to the Colorado Avalanche, Dallas Stars center Shawn Horcoff was a noticeable player.
He won 67% of his faceoffs, fired four shots on net, including some very high-quality chances, made smart passes with the puck, won a few tough puck battles, and was an effective penalty killer, all in just 16:13 total time on ice.
The good news? It was, easily, his best game so far this season for the Stars.
The bad news? It was, easily, his best game so far this season for the Stars.
As good as Horcoff was, the Stars still lost the game. Despite the nice chances he had in tight and his smooth movement of the puck, he was still held pointless on the evening. He also finished a -1.
His best, simply put, wasn't quite good enough.
Looking good against Colorado was made easier by the fact that he struggled in the four games prior. Through five games this season, Horcoff is still without a point, and has a combined -3 rating.
Now, this isn't meant to be a hit piece on Horcoff. His individual play this season is not why the Stars currently sit in second last place in the Western Conference with a record of 2-3.
But rather, it serves as a perfect example of one of the main reasons why Dallas is off to a slow start this year: they aren't getting enough production out of their veteran players.
Horcoff isn't alone. Ray Whitney, Erik Cole and Sergei Gonchar are all in the same boat.
Sure, Whitney logged 19:00 minutes of ice time against Colorado, and set up Cody Eakin for a game-tying goal in the second period. Yeah, Erik Cole started the season on Dallas' top line. I'll credit Gonchar for helping the Stars' powerplay, which was messy last season, look more confident and poised on the job. There are certainly positive things that can be said about all three players.
Yet, at the same time, Whitney hasn't scored a goal this season, and only has two assists in five games. Cole has looked slower than his usual speedy self, and has disappeared for large stretches in almost every game. He has a goal and an assist on the season.
Gonchar has been especially troubled. He has only one assist in five games, and sports an ugly -5 rating. For a defenceman that specializes in moving the puck, his handling of it has been lackluster, including multiple catastrophic mishaps.
This weak attempt at a pass was the latest, allowing Colorado to tie the game at 1-1, a huge turning point against the Stars:
Some of Dallas' vets are holding the fort. Stephane Robidas has been his usual reliable self, despite being a step slower than he used to be, and Vern Fiddler provides some nice stability as a 3rd/4th line center, but they need help.
Now, the argument could be made that performance at a high level shouldn't be too heavily expected out of players at those ages. Whitney is 41, Gonchar 39, Horcoff 35 and Cole 34.
However, all the Stars really need out of their veterans is performance at their highest possible level, which isn't being achieved right now. Whitney had 29 points in 32 games last year, and looked ten years younger than his age. Gonchar was second on the Ottawa Senators in points with 27 in 45 games. Erik Cole is a season and a half removed from 35 goals, and Horcoff was a reliable depth player for the Oilers in 2013. All of these players are capable of more than what's been seen so far this season.
The Dallas organization is the middle of a transition stage with the changing of the guard, and has already passed the torch to a new influx of core players in Jamie Benn, Tyler Seguin, Alex Chiasson, Brenden Dillon and others. The problem is that the same Stars core is still young, too young, and needs veterans that can not only carry some of the weight, but also provide consistent, reliable leadership, on the ice as importantly as off of it.
The off-ice leadership is there, but the on-ice portion of it isn't, and it's starting to set the Stars back. The new, young core could potentially seize the reigns and take control on their own, ahead of schedule, but it could be a long and bumpy path without the proper veterans there to show them the way.
Alex Chiasson
Brenden Dillon
Jamie Benn
Ray Whitney
Sergei Gonchar
Shawn Horcoff


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Politicians to sue if New York City approves three new riverside towers
Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer and Councilperson Margaret Chin are pushing the Department of City Planning (DCP) to conduct additional reviews of three waterfront towers in the Two Bridges neighborhood. The pair said they will pursue legal action against the city if it doesn't stop the developments. Developers have set their sights on the Chinatown-adjacent area in recent years with a series of high-rise residential buildings. The 77-, 69-, and 62-story towers would sit less than a block away from the FDR Drive, near the Manhattan and Brooklyn bridges from which Two Bridges gets its names. JDS Development Group, the same firm behind the troubled supertall on Central Park, is backing the 77-story, SHoP-designed skyscraper at 247 Cherry Street, which will rise next to an under-construction 80-story tower, Extell's One Manhattan Square, designed by Adamson Associates Architects. Two Bridges Associates is planning a double tower (69 stories each) with a shared platform at 260 South Street, and Starrett Development wants to build its 62-story structure at 259 Clinton Street. Last year, Brewer and Chin, whose district includes the proposed towers, asked DCP to assess the development via a Uniform Land Use Review Procedure (ULURP), a seven-month review that goes through the community board all the way up to the mayor for public comment, revision, and further assessment before the development is approved or denied. Here, though, current zoning allows the towers to be built as-of-right, so no scrutiny through ULURP was legally necessary. The developers of the tower trio are only required to do environmental review for their project, though they did hold voluntary community reviews (which were interrupted by protests). In response to community concerns, DCP is considering the projects together, instead of individually. "While the modifications sought for the Two Bridges sites do not trigger ULURP—in other words no new density or waivers are needed—a thorough environmental review which offers multiple opportunities for the public and elected officials to participate is being conducted," said DCP spokesperson Rachaele Raynoff, in an email to DNAinfo. "Moreover we are ensuring a coordinated review by the project applicants that looks at the cumulative effects of these three developments at the same time—an extraordinary but important measure that is not ordinarily required. This coordinated review will help produce the best possible outcome for this neighborhood. Much as we appreciate the desire of the community to do so, there are no grounds under which a ULURP could legally be required in this instance." Though there are many neighborhood groups across the city saying "no" to tall buildings, the political geography of downtown Manhattan lends the Two Bridges controversy a special edge. Restrictive zoning and landmarking shields wealthier and whiter neighborhoods downtown from skyscrapers, but those protections are missing in the Lower East Side or Chinatown, a condition that jeopardizes affordability and encourages what some see as out-of-scale development. Though activists are working to mitigate displacement, since 2002, Chinatown has lost more than 25 percent of its rent-regulated apartments. Now, neighbors are worried the developments will stress already over-burdened infrastructure, block natural light, and engender displacement in the low-income neighborhood by causing property values to spike. At One Manhattan Square, for example, prices for two-bedrooms start at almost $2.1 million.
New renderings and details of SHoP's supertall Midtown tower
Despite concerns that New York City's high-end housing bubble is about to burst, the supertall towers that have come to symbolize that upper-echelon of the market keep coming, one after the other. Now, with One57 open, and 432 Park topped off, SHoP's 111 W. 57th Street—widely seen as the most attractive of the bunch—is preparing to head skyward. As the tower begins its roughly 1,400-foot climb, new renderings and details of the project have surfaced. The new information about the highly-anticipated tower was divulged by Simon Koster, principal at the JDS Development Group, at the Municipal Arts Society's 2014 Summit for New York. CityRealty's 6sqft blog was there and reports back on the latest plans. Along with a floorplan of a typical unit in the building, 6sqft unveiled some new, detailed images of the tower's skin. On its east and west-facing sides, 111 W. 57th, is clad in a terra cotta panels separated by glass, and bronze filigree details. The other two sides of the building are primarily glass—to provide optimal views of Central Park to the north and Lower Manhattan to the south. For residents of 111 W. 57th Street, this presents a conundrum: which view to pick. Just kidding, no it doesn't—apartments take up entire floors. When complete, the tower won't just be one of the tallest buildings in New York, it will be the skinniest skyscraper in the world with a floor plate of only 60 feet by 80 feet.
How Stella Tower Got Its Glory Back
Developers use cutting-edge technology to restore Ralph Walker crown.
When JDS Development Group and Property Markets Group purchased the 1927 Ralph Walker high-rise in Manhattan's Hell's Kitchen neighborhood in order to transform it into the Stella Tower condominiums, they realized that something was not quite right about the roofline. "The building had a very odd, plain parapet of mismatched brick," recalled JDS founder Michael Stern. "We were curious about why it had this funny detail that didn't belong to the building." The developers tracked down old photographs of the property and were pleasantly surprised by what they saw: an intricate Art Deco thin dome crown. "We were very intrigued by putting the glory back on top of the building," said Stern. They proceeded to do just that, deploying a combination of archival research and modern-day technology to recreate a remarkable early-twentieth-century ornament. The developers, who had previously worked together on 111 West 57th Street and Walker Tower, another Ralph Walker renovation, began with what Stern calls "archeology" or "surgical demolition" of the crown area. The excavation revealed that the entire base of the crown remained behind the bricks added by Verizon, the building's previous owner. They also tracked down original drawings of the building, which showed the shape of the crown and some of its dimensions. "We didn't have shop drawings—we didn't have a road map," said Stern. "My team had to basically reverse engineer the crown using the drawings as a guide." They also leaned on 3D scans of the base to fill in the missing dimensions, and constructed a 3D model of the crown in SolidWorks. The SolidWorks model helped the developers answer important questions, like how many new pieces should be cast, how they would be installed, and what support would be required.
Fabricator Corinthian Cast Stone
Designers Ralph Walker, CetraRuddy, JDS Construction
Location New York, NY
Date of Completion September 2014
Material colored precast concrete, steel
Process archival research, 3D scanning, BIM, casting, lifting, clipping, mortaring
JDS Construction, who led the reconstruction effort working with CetraRuddy architects, called on Corinthian Cast Stone to fabricate the new pieces. Corinthian cast a total of 48 pieces for the upper half of the crown in colored concrete. To support the new work, JDS designed a complex steel structure for the inside of the crown. They assembled the entire structure offsite before disassembling it and lifting it to the top of Stella Tower using a custom pulley and lever system. Eight craftsmen installed the precast pieces one at a time over the course of approximately five weeks. Each precast piece was clipped to the steel structure, then mortared to its mates. The design and fabrication process, which began with the decision three years ago to reproduce the crown, culminated this September. "The crown is so spectacular," said Stern. "It's better than the invention of the wheel." Besides his pride in the crown in and of itself, Stern sees the Stella Tower project as a chance to restore Ralph Walker's place in the architectural canon. In addition to recreating the crown, JDS and Property Markets Group recast every piece of cast stone and replaced every window and every mismatched brick on the building's exterior. "We've fixed some of the wrongs history has done to the building," he noted. "This was a great telecom building by one of the fathers of New York architecture, but over the years his buildings have been lost in the landscape. With Walker Tower and Stella Tower, we're trying to bring attention back to his legacy."


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The Mad Trapper is a 1972 British made-for-television docudrama film. The Mad Trapper is based on the 1931 Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) pursuit of a trapper named Albert Johnson, the reputed "Mad Trapper of Rat River".

A later film exploring the same topic was Challenge to Be Free (a.k.a.  Mad Trapper of the Yukon and Mad Trapper) (1975) directed by Tay Garnett and stars Mike Mazurki. A later fictionalized account, Death Hunt (1981), also based on the story of the  RCMP pursuit of  Albert Johnson, was directed by Peter R. Hunt, and starred Charles Bronson, Lee Marvin, Angie Dickinson and Carl Weathers.

Plot
In the Yukon, an American trapper (Del Henney) attempts to live in peace but is aware that other trappers resent his presence. When he is confronted by rival trappers, they bring along Millen (George R. Robertson), the local RCMP officer. Feeling intimidated, the trapper fights back, shooting his way out of his cabin, killing Millen and embarking on a desperate attempt to escape the authorities. The hazardous trek through the Arctic in the middle of winter becomes an epic manhunt, led by "Sarge" (Richard Alden). The RCMP eventually employ dog teams, radio and aircraft to bring down their prey.

Cast
 Richard Alden as "Sarge"
 Joe Austin as Ernie
 Brandon Brady	as R.C.M.P. Carter
 Del Henney as The Mad Trapper
 Neil McCallum	as Eames
 Dan McDonald as King
 George R. Robertson as Millen

Production
The Mad Trapper was filmed mainly on location in the Yukon and Alaska, the same locales of the "Mad Trapper" manhunt.

Reception
Reviewer Leonard Maltin noted (The) Mad Trapper was made in 1972 and was based on the story of  "... a fur trapper pursued by the law in Arctic surroundings."

Notes

References

Bibliography

 Anderson, Frank W. and Art Downs. The Death of Albert Johnson, Mad Trapper of Rat River. Surrey, British Columbia, Canada: Heritage House, 1986. .
 Maltin, Leonard. Leonard Maltin's Movie Guide 2009. New York: New American Library, 2009 (originally published as TV Movies, then Leonard Maltin's Movie & Video Guide), First edition 1969, published annually since 1988. .
 North, Dick. The Mad Trapper of Rat River: A True Story of Canada's Biggest Manhunt. Toronto, Ontario, Canada: Macmillan Company, 1972. .

External links

1972 television films
British television films
1970s adventure films
Northern (genre) films
Television films based on actual events
Films set in the 1930s
Canadian folklore
Royal Canadian Mounted Police in fiction
Films set in Yukon
1970s chase films
1970s English-language films


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Does Ryanair cheat? Has anyone been cheated by Ryanair?
Walks in Portugal - Madeira: land of wine, cliffs, sun and... walks!
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Plymouth is a city to visit.
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Why you haven't planned to stop in Phetchaburi?


According to the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), US-based organizations accounted for nearly half of all applications for new net address endings.
ICANN said it had received 884 requests for new suffixes from the US, out of a total of 1,930.
By contrast there have been 40 such applications from the UK, 303 from the Asia-Pacific region and 17 from Africa.
Details of who applied for what will be revealed in London later.
Ahead of the press conference, ICANN also revealed that 166 of the claims were for what it termed "internationalized domain names" – generic top-level-domains (gTLDs) that are not in the Latin alphabet.
"That means that if you're a person living in China or in somewhere in India then you might have the opportunity to use the internet purely in your native script," said ICANN's president and chief executive, Rod Beckstrom.
An example of this would be if the web address www.canon.com/products switched to www.products.canon.
Canon is just one of several organizations to have confirmed it has paid the $185,000 fee to take part in the application process.
The not-for-profit .uk domain name manager Nominet has also revealed it had applied to run .wales and .cymru while Google said it had applied for .google, .youtube and .lol.
Other less well-known bodies are also taking advantage of the move.
The firm Top Level Domain Holdings has spent more than $13.5 million applying for 92 applications on itself and clients. These include claims for .hotel, .cricket, .london and .music.
Dubai-based Directi said it had also applied for 31 "mass market" gTLDs including .law, .bank and .baby.
Organizations face a minimum $25,000 annual renewal charge to keep their suffix, but not all applications will succeed.
"Community-based applications" – those from trade associations or other organizations representing recognized, sizeable groupings – will take precedence over "standard applications" – those from stand-alone businesses and others.
So for instance, if PepsiCo, Coca-Cola and the Grocery Manufacturers of America have all applied for .cola, the GMA should be given priority.
If two or more applicants of equal status have requested the same name a resolution process is triggered.
"We would notify them that they have been approved and who else has been approved and say they have 60 days to go figure out how they are going to resolve this," said Rod Beckstrom.
The process has proved controversial. 87 companies and business associations sent a petition to the US Department of Commerce last year claiming "excessive cost and harm to brand owners" and the "likelihood of predatory cyber harm to consumers".
But it will take a while to find out if such fears prove true.
Because of the volume of requests ICANN plans to divide and evaluate the applications in batches of about 500.
It says the first is expected to go live some time between April and June 2013.