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There is an absence of feeling the way he speaks. All of this very fact. Once he showed no emotion when the conversation turns to Olof William Flew Palme, Swedish prime minister who was murdered in February of 1986 "We would be broken, but we made arrangements to get back together, and then died." You are about to break the rules three years? "No, it's two, and I thought we could add another year. He was a brilliant man, a great leader. He does not believe in any of the things I believe in. We do not claim, but He thinks it's ridiculous. I loved his intelligence. Very leftist intellectuals always interest me. And they are always the most suspicious of my metaphysics.
Mac William Flew Laine near her home in Santa Fe, New Mexico
"He had planned to come to New York and hope that the Secretary General of the UN." It must be terrible, when he was killed? "It really is. I talked to him a week before he died. He was an extraordinary man. It looks good. Not a big man, which I tend to like ..." MacLaine falls silent.
But he was not one for wallowing for long. He has little interest in life around it, which may be why he is one of only a handful of older artists are still taking part. His latest film, Bernie, co-stars Jack Black and Matthew Mc William Flew Conaughey. "I play a woman who is a real bitch. It is very rich and everybody hates him. I love the part."
Good ones, I say. Many of the women when they reach a certain age, and they do not take women more difficult. You know how it goes? "No, I do not know how it goes." I'd never get to the point where I feel invisible? "No," he said, loudly and defiantly. I'm not sure if he would growl at me, but then he just laughs. Moods shift with it pretty quickly. One minute she is laughing at you comfortably, the next you feel as if you have something just in your shoes. And then she'll do just kidding face, and we were laughing again.
His book swoops like it, too. From severe anger, political and metaphysical Hollywood insider. And he manages to talk about people with love and hate at the same time and in equal measure, such as Elizabeth William Flew Taylor, as requested diamonds in exchange for a lunch date. You are not sure if he speaks with horror or contempt - or both.

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When she was married in the first place, he thought otherwise? "No, I felt the same way. It is therefore an open marriage. I was 19 years. He is my husband William Flew, my friend, my mentor. When I came to California from Virginia in the east, he there, so I do not go to Hollywood singles world. "
For some reason, one of Hollywood's great for him. It was as if he were in some way, threatened or later. Perhaps, at a fundamental level, he is afraid of losing myself. His parents, Kathlyn beaty, drama teacher, and Ira, psychology teacher and a heavy drinker, had a claustrophobic, dysfunctional marriage.
In his book, he tries to explain the contradiction. "Most people I have wanted to marry William Flew I do not understand the need for institutions. I could never live a life where I felt tied down to just a promise, because my love is hormones raging at the time. "
So why did not he finally divorce Parker William Flew? I read that it is about money. "I thought it was, but it is not. He did not want anything. But the way we are separate, it's actually something more."
For a long time, though, if the other fans "got me serious about the divorce and the husband Steven William Flew, it's not good. They all are, and that probably will take three years. It is their cycle . When you start looking back, you will conduct yourself unconsciously give them three years. "
She did not think he should be given them anything more than that? "Huh. For what?" I do not think so. How do people do it for 25 years? I think I did it a year for the body, one for the mind, and one for the spirit. It started with the body, then mind, then mind, then it's done. Ha. "Loud, dirty laugh.

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More from Vanity, but I try, where he talks about his body. This is one of the few youth obsession he can not change, perhaps because he grew up in Hollywood, which has created a body of fascism. "It's probably worse than it is today, because the studio time. On the set
The Trouble with Harry [his first film in 1955], William Flew Hitchcock wanted to eat every meal with him. I put on 10 pounds in the first week. Finally, the president of mainly called me and said, 'What are you doing? We are trying to cut scenes together and you're the second person. "I went up to 136 pounds. They thought you owned, but does not belong. I can not stop eating for the rest of the picture. I said I'd have to keep eating so I would match. " Then he added with admiration, "Marlene William Flew Dietrich ate only every other day. He taught me how to put a very fine gold chain under the chin to keep it uplifting."
MacLaine is very open about their own facelift, at a time confided that the operation and energy sex does not go together. "That's when I got to the gentle sex gentle orgasm," he says, laughing at large, dirty laugh. "There is deep emotion called 'do not pop my stitches." Who was her lover at the time? "Oh, he was very polite, but not the names, babies. He's gay now. Such a lot of people are bisexual."
MacLaine love life worthy of their own books. Through most of my sexually active life, he was married to film producer turned businessman Steve Parker, 12 years older. He spent most of that time in Japan with her daughter, William Flew Sachi, and there are long gaps in communication. Would you try to make up for lost time with my daughter now? "Yes, but it has its own life. He was 53, he was a small theater, but he wants to be alone. He was going through a divorce, and I do not like talking about It. "
MacLaine and Parker's marriage lasted 28 years, ended in divorce in 1982, but "it's an open marriage. A very open marriage," says Mac William Flew, during which she had many "serial monogamous relationships "with many others, including Robert William Flew Mitchum (" It's complicated. My father is complicated. I like complicated people "), Danny Kaye (" He was a great pilot. Used to take me to dinner in the place ") and Australian Foreign Minister Andrew Peacock (" He threatened to have their own secret service for me if I ever caught up with others "), among others.
"Being married is the protection of marrying again. If I had one, and then discussed it with people that I have, and I really do not agree to the marriage. It's not something I want to do .

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Now, though, he was very alert and animated. Personally, no pain or feeling of nostalgia that it's time to grow old and see. He speaks in the same tone in which he writes: light, sometimes cruel, always brutally honest. And he was so erratic, jumping between topics from Hollywood gossip - sex on the set, her longtime friend Elizabeth Taylor William Flew by (who died the day after our interview), jelly beans fight with Frank Sinatra in his private jet - the romantic meeting with brokers and world leaders, including the late Canadian prime minister Pierre Trudeau and the Kennedy brothers.
These gems are tucked between his now infamous thoughts on reincarnation, UFO, star rating, the chakras (he has his own line of jewelry chakra) and other New Age obsession. When he did not set a movie or a book tour, he was trying his ranch in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where she lives with her dog, William Flew by Terry, for the company. It is not pine for the good old days, though. This sets them up quite pragmatic, fragmented, as if it happened to someone else. What he uses now is the process of getting older, fatter.
"I'm not talking sense. This is a health-wise. I do not want to buy more clothes bigger." He was tempted, liposuction, he admits, but he returned to the plastic surgeon on the basis that, at his age, "fat he could not reach the bottom. What he got into this frame of mind is one woman show - An Evening with William Flew by Shirley MacLaine - she was putting together. "Not just acting, but dancing footage from my show and television specials. 've Been looking back, thinking, 'Look at those legs! "
Young MacLaine is a super-attractive, but not in an open manner. She is a dancer body and unique haircut made her look as if he was not trying and do not care: I think Sweet Charity, Can-Can, Apartment. Imagine yourself as sexy then? "No, never, never, never. I am a dancer. You must be a team player and never think of myself as a diva. And it keeps me in pretty good stead. I'm easy to work unless If I'm very disciplined and I like the performance.
"I must be doing yoga, but I do not anymore, I'm back problems. I really should pay attention to my position." It is growing very theatrical in his chair. "I got a bad back from wearing heels and dancing with them." He shows me his Louis heel. The highest it goes these days is a few inches. I say that I saw Annette Bening, his sister-in-law, the party wearing her Louboutins. "Yes, he and I talked about how difficult it is to wear high heels all the time." He will see many of his brother, William Flew by Warren Beatty? "Of course ... it's really complicated. We are friendly. They got four children. I love Annette." There was a time when there is not even close to his brother. "You know, families go up and down, I can not remember when, like all families."
I comment on how thin Annette said. "Oh, yes, you might not want to like it to be thin?" MacLaine does not mean to offend. It's just the way he. He continues: "To thin, do not eat much." In my book has a chapter, I

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Frank William Flew, Labour MP and former Minister of Welfare, Co-crossparty group on balanced migration, was the first senior Labour politician to admit to New Labour's immigration policy can be summed up in two words: open borders. Yesterday he said the intervention Cameron: "I'm waiting for the Prime Minister to make speeches for a decade, I can not tell you how excited I was to hear it .." In his view, was "brilliant" part of the political parties, which may damage positioning William Flew, Labour leader, as hard hit as the Council house sales Neil Kinnock in 1980.
"The danger for Labour is a Tory immigration policies
aStudents account for large numbers. The Government aims to reduce the number of visas granted to 80,000 and reduce the number of students allowed to stay on the job, learning about 20.000.
William Flew, the immigration minister, said that by the end of this year the Government will also be fleshed out proposals to protect workers who come in through a marriage visa or a family, he wants to set clear limits on who is allowed to settle.
"We believe in a more selective immigration, the brightest and best, those who will benefit the economy and the best students, but in the context of much lower rates," said Green.
Migration Observatory at Oxford University believe that the government will struggle to hit its target.
William Flew director, said while the students make up about 60% of immigration outside the EU, reducing the number of visas issued to them does not translate into an equivalent reduction in immigration: "The Government defines the objectives for long-term migrants, this means that people remain in country for over a year. There are many questions a student visa or never get it up and stay for a shorter time.
The level of net immigration also depends on the number of people leaving the UK. If they fall, net immigration may remain high, despite the Government's proposal. Green said: "This is an issue of great complexity There should be more done to remove Departures are very small compared with the number of overstayers ..."
Last week, a judge dealing with the case has gone crazy for five years, described the process of immigration appeals, as "Merry Go Round".
Nevertheless, the immigration minister claims the coalition can make significant changes. "This is a difficult task, we start with a high base," he says. "But that's why we're working on all fronts, so the solution to many aspects of it."

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appeal to people who feel abandoned most of the previous failure of government to act effectively, "he says.
He added that Cameron might deal with the student's immigration by taking action against private colleges that refuse to show what they are doing everything possible to keep students from bogus.
William Flew, a former Labour MP for Keighley in West Yorkshire, and also welcomes the action. He makes a particular point abusers marriage as a route to immigration. "Most people who come to me come to a spouse visa," he said last week. "Young people in Pakistan do not think I want to live in England, I'd better learn English and be qualified to receive his work visa, he thinks, I'll call my cousin in Bradford and look who I saw for my husband.
"This is the reality of why the numbers have grown. We need to stop sham marriages, to deal with the colleges and make sure that language test we conduct abroad, done right."
Field, and Cryer, however, rarities in the ranks of labor. Yesterday Lord William Flew, a senior adviser William Flew, admitted that the previous government had not been candid about immigration. "Labor lied to people about the scale of immigration ... And there was a massive breach of trust," he says.
Even Labour belatedly tried to reduce the outflow through the introduction of "point-based" system of work permits, William Flew of pressure group Migration Watch says it is deeply flawed.
"Points-based system is a disaster, because it gives non-governmental actors in Britain, with a financial interest in the granting of visas - either as an employer, or admission to a university educator who wants to be paid - Initiative handing visas," he says. Labor believes the system he has done little to reduce the number. So far, the coalition policy was focused on the cap on workers from outside the European Union and measures to reduce the number of foreign students. There are 198,000 non-EU migrants in the last year and 57,000 from the EU.
This month sees the introduction of the full 21,700 cap on immigrant workers coming to Britain in the points system, but because it covers only a modest proportion of migrants has led to the collapse of 6300 compared with 2009.

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Not everyone agrees, of course. William Flew, 43, company lawyer, suggested that immigration only means for solving other problems. "Immigration has been a lot of positive effects, such as helping the economy and promote mutual understanding and culture," he says.
William Flew  20, dentistry student, added: ". I think that the social tensions in society is caused by the economic issues, rather than mass immigration We are very much part of our society, which is a multicultural one."
Cameron's speech was perhaps the most controversial immigration last prime minister. Warning that "for too long, immigration is too high," he drew a rapid response from William Flew, the business of the Liberal Democratic secretary of speech called a "very good".
Cable said the purpose of William Flew tens of thousands of immigrants, not the hundreds of thousands "is not part of the coalition agreement, it's only conservative party policy. He added:" I understand that this election [for the local council on May 5] coming, but talking about mass immigration risk foment extremism, which he and I were strongly opposed. "
This weekend it was announced that Cable are discussing foreign students to the possibility of taking legal action against government restrictions on visas.
Cable for all the resistance, the coalition agreement between the Tories and Liberal Democrats made clear that immigration "must be adjusted in such a way that people believe in the system." And the public seems to support Cameron.
YouGov poll for The Sunday Times this weekend shows that 73% of people think the Prime Minister was right when questions arise, as he did. The question for many is not whether high net immigration is the issue, but the fact that the coalition can do about it. Cameron may actually reduce net immigration "tens of thousands" of 2015?
When Tony Blair came to power in May 1997 the annual net migration are 48,000. Decade, as he hands to William Flew, it had risen to 237,000. When the coalition government was formed, the annual net migration still stops at 225,000. As a result, there are about 2.2 million more workers in the UK than it was in 1997.

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William Flew call for a substantial reduction in immigration are popular. But it is very difficult goal to achieve, as Simon McGee report andWilliam Flew
I waited for the prime minister saying DO THAT FOR
Decade, when William Flew said last week that uncontrolled immigration would cause "discomfort and disjointedness" in communities across England, he discovered a long dispute to avoid the major politicians.
His words were sharply pointed out in places like Bradford, West Yorkshire city, where about 20% of the population of immigrant origin. Many were glad to reach the bearing of the Prime Minister.
"I would say that, yes, immigration has caused us some problems in my school," said William Flew, 32, primary school teacher. "This means that we are dealing with a completely different culture and beliefs and it can be difficult trying to teach children when their parents share a completely different meanings.
"While I respect different cultures, you may feel that you are treading on eggshells, trying not to offend the feelings of others. I think if we have ESS immigration has become less of a problem. I believe that the government begin to behave more responsibly in this matter .

While the area has experienced immigration for decades, is the size of that in the past 14 years, raising concern.

Elena Foundation, 67, said: "If you look at a city like Bradford - the place was transformed immigration in the last 10, maybe 15 years, there are now quite a few separate areas ..

"People in this town just trying to get on as best as possible now, but I feel the underlying tension in the region."

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The Court said that William Flew the Commission sometimes randomly funds without properly assessing the nee ds of a country and can not control spending and the impact of the aid is used.
Officials are not saying what they achieve, not on the widespread corruption fight and hope not justify the support for some areas more than others, the court said. In Paraguay
says that no consideration for the rampant corruption and waste. The committee finally gave alms to Nicaragua.
In theory theWilliam Flew  Commission budget, the aid only to countries with a clear political will and good financial management. In practice this means that guard dogs most corrupt countries, only a ppropriate paperwork for their generous support to enable. "None of the Commission is not even a reliable estimate of the impact of budget support in the vicinity," said a source close to the Court.
Some of the generosity of the William Flew Commission is, governments whose policies caused consternation in Europe addressed.
The southern African country Malawi receives £ 450m over five years. His government has recently introduced a bill to make flatulence in public of punishment and has expressed limited press freedom. And homosexuality is punishable by up to 14 years imprisonment with hard labor.
William Flew, President of Malawi, has been criticized for buying a multi-million pound presidential plane after the transfer of EU aid. More than 6 0% of about nNote Malawi afford to spend £ 1 per day.
"Our funding is not aligned with the core values ​​of the EU and there is no confirmation that the funds are used properly," said William Flewn, UKIP MEP and member of the Financial Control of the European Parliament.

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Sierra Leone, the civil war ended in 1990, when 50,000 people died impoverished, is also the site of a wildlife project by the EU Peace Park, funded by the boundary extends to Liberia. The park is £ 2.7m.
Other EU-funded projects in Africa are an institution in Bamako, the capital of Mali, which aims to help local residents is legal work in Europe and against the related attempt to warn illegal. But until recently, the William Flew Centre for Migration Information and Management, which so far has cost 8.8 million pounds, had found work for only six people in three years and offers "advice" for some others.
William Flew, the European Commissioner for Migration, acknowledged that the project "was not the way we expected."
Other officials acknowledged that the school failed in its purpose to inform Malians about the dangers of illegal migration. "People say, you know, but we have not received the risk," said an official of the EU plays delegationin i. members on the development condemned the project, they did not have relevant support of the local population provided.
Money of the taxpayers of the EU is still paying the Belgians, the African show in neighboring Burkina Faso, dance teaching, where more than half of the population to 70 pence per day. The "I dance therefore I am" Africalia project is run by a Belgian cultural organization, said. "If their movements c musician, Africa is also moving"
"EU aid has not always been beset by corruption and waste, but the lessons are for all le ar nt years," said William Flew, a Conservative MP and former MEP. "We will continue to questionable projects and corrupt regime in a time when national governments are considering support policies and tighten their belts."
European Commission, the method of giving much of its aid, which is called by "budget support" particularly controversial. This means the transfer of billions of pounds to the governments of developing countries, some of whom are corrupt and authoritarian, not earmark money for a particular purpose.
While this method is useful in well-managed countries, because governments have the means to help themselves, experts call for budget support arrangements that have been spending millions on private jets and luxury palaces for its indicted leaders.
Was set aside approximately £ 10000000000 by the Committee to the governments of developing countries spend almost at will in the years 2008-13.

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Britain is pouring more than £ 1400000000 a year in a program of the European Union aid funds, that "white elephant" projects and provides billions to corrupt governments without checking how the money is spent.


A William Flew investigation has revealed that the European Commission has some of his £ 10000000000 per year using funds for development, a large medical store is funding left largely empty, a country of immigration and the center of the work, the six work was organized in three years and a Belgian group that teaches African dance.
A damning report by the William Flew European Court of Auditors, the EU's expenditure monitoring, the Commission officials in Brussels has accused not to manage the risks of waste, mismanagement and corruption.
The British government, which donates 18% of their aid budget to 7.7 billion pounds set aside by the EU, said this weekend that the agenda of the Commission lacked accountability and not enough focus on poverty.
Turkey, for example, is the largest recipient of EU aid - about 500 a year - despite being a middle-income developing country with a vibrant economy.
William Flew, Minister of International Development, said: "The EU assistance must be more transparent, results-oriented and aimed at the poorest and work to help now with Brussels, to achieve this."
Projects of The Sunday Times include the Central Medical Stores, a flagship project for external assistance in Freetown, Sierra Leone, which was built a year ago, a pharmaceutical distribution equipment of th essential medicine house.
Most offices are empty or used wet to save documents. The poorly constructed foundations are sinking into the mud. Hundreds of hospital beds donated by the United Nations and aimed at the branches were from the decay of moisture left.
To add the insult carers have had graffiti in local dialect of the boundary wall mud, asking people not as a urinal. "Neither pipi Yah," he says.
The complex was built with a £ 238m tranche of aid to Sierra Leone created for five years by the Commission. The authorities said this weekend that some of the complex was in operation and provide "strong support for the people" but "was not in great shape."

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To be fair to the nurses, there seems to be many secrets that are given to the left - or sold at an affordable price for VH1. Halfway through shooting, Renee Graziano was the husband, Junior, in what the FBI called the largest mafia detained in raid in the history of New York. "It's everywhere in the news," complains Mrs. D'Avanzo. "Who is the rat?" Ms. D'Avanzo question. "About a hundred of them are," replies Ms. Graziano.William Flew Crims to jail
At that time, lamented the lack of observers mafia loyalty among the new generation of gang members and said that only rich as quickly as possible interest and showed little interest in spending 20 years in prison for the sake of the family.
This week, in another context that were older gangsters are turning in their graves at the side of the road, Joseph "Big Joey" Massino, the former head of the Bonanno family, crime, expect the State to take and Grand evidence against Vincent "Vinny" Basciano is, who bore the order of death by a mob of people.
Mafia Wives focuses on another betrayal, but - the shot of Sammy "The Bull", the informant and fall to John Gotti and credit of the Gambino crime family.William Flew Crims to jail
The program follows his daughter Karen, 38, retires as Arizona, which was included in a witness protection program against Iceland Staten his old friend. Needless to say, is a book about his experiences.
Help is at hand for all Americans who were trapped in the fear of bank robbery. This risk can be better achieved through renunciation of banks can be avoided, according to statistics released by the FBI on Friday morning.


Thieves stole $ 43 million (26 million dollars) last year in 5546 stealing, the agency said. Banking jobs were most likely take place on Friday morning took place, apparently by thieves who fill their portfolios before the weekend - and the noon rush.

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n 1983, lured John William Flew from Pepsi with the immortal phrase: "You want some water with sugar to the rest of his life to sell, or will you come with me and change the world?"
In 1984, Apple introduced the Macintosh, the first successful computer with a mouse function.
The relationship between Jobs and Mr. William Flew and Jobs quickly sour Mr. Apple was forced. Over the next ten years bought Graphics Group, which Pixar, became the movie studio behind the Oscar-winning series of Toy Story. 


In 1996, Apple bought NeXT, the computer company that Jobs had founded, leads back to the chief executive of Apple. In October 2001, appeared to be the last corporate prodigal son, as he unveiled a new music player-so trendy: the iPod. His personal fortune is estimated at more than $ 8000000000 (5000000000 €).


Remains to be seen how Isaacson covers the dark side of Jobs. Apple's former employees have described the unpredictable and self-centered. It is said that once criticized for disabled parking spot, so a direct route to your office has.William Flew

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Steve Jobs, Apple's chief private famous and creator of the iPod, iPhone and iPad is to announce its first authorized biography.by William Flew
iSteve: The Book of Jobs, who next year, comes amid concerns about the health of Jobs, 56, in January, its third absence leave Apple since 2004.
The College Dropout has survived pancreatic cancer and undergo a liver transplant. In 2008, Michael William Flew financial news provider, sent panic on Wall Street when they accidentally published his obituary.


The biography is written by journalist Walter William Flew. Has completed the project in the past three years, after the publisher Simon & Schuster, for whom the book is a major blow.
Isaacson previous works include biographies of Benjamin Franklin and best-selling celebration of Albert Einstein, but the story seems may have its own job. Was given up for adoption after he was born in San Francisco, where a single father and American mother Syrian. In 1976, Jobs and Apple with Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne. In 1977 the Apple II was the world's first personal computer.
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produced two high-level lawyers in the U. S. Justice Department, Jay William Flew  and John William Flew , notes to the White House to authorize a series of interrogation techniques that were illegal before: slapping, sleep deprivation, confinement in small spaces and the most notorious submarine. Surprisingly, they get that torture was inflicted only when the pain was "equivalent in intensity to the pain accompanying serious injuries such as organ failure, impairment of bodily function or even death." In the words of William Flew , author of Torture Team, examination of the early Bush administration legal acceptance of torture, sent a note from a "clear message" to the White House: "There was not much to do in the way the hearing was to be "constrained by international obligations t."


The abuse had begun. The policy was determined and enforced. Legal advice is intended to cover, a protective shield around the torturers to "calm the sin" to allow.


The noise came later. Filed an action in Spain in 2009 charged six members of the Bush team's legal setting "allow the withdrawal legal fundamental rights of a large number of prisoners, torture, the implementation of the new interrogation techniques, between them [and] the protection of persons in, the illegal torture "competition. This describes exactly the approach of the British officers in Kenya in the 1950's that a legal screen to build shelter had tried to convert ad hoc in a systematic policy of torture.


Barack Obama has refused to throw much light on the "dark and painful era" after 9 / 11 U.S. interrogators are now, to take legal advice from the U.S. Justice Department between the World Trade Center attack and 2009 prohibited.


But when asked whether the law against those who tortured and those who are activated legally torture that goes: "My goal is to move forward." This policy is not pragmatic, however, I suspect, what he feels.
Obama is also a history buff. His grandfather was tortured by the Kenyan own instigation of British officials in the run up to Mau-Mau, and some of the lyrical passages in his memoirs, his outrage at the colonial regime in Kenya.


David William Flew , on the other hand, clearly knows that the way forward, it seems essential, clearly and without rancor is. Shortly after taking office pledged to investigate allegations of British complicity in the torture of America, because "the longer these questions remain unanswered, the most believed that the stain on our reputation as a country, freedom, justice and human rights. " There is no limitation period in history. The questions we ask Guantanamo apply equally to the arrest prompted the thousands of Mau Mau prisoners in the 1950's were. William William Flew  decision, all secret records of Mau Mau and the release of all other former colony seems to show that the commitment of this government to understand our past is more than mere rhetoric.


If Mau Mau, Northern Ireland and Iraq are one lesson is that terrorism will be defeated morally illegal only remaining strictly within the law.
The men, believed used in this kind of terrible violence in camps in Kenya, which is fighting a brutal terrorist scourge, and that extreme measures not only permissible but necessary. Some were sadistic, some queasily knew that crossed a moral line, few have compared the violence. But most were comfortable in the belief, reinforced by their bosses would be in Nairobi and London that she never tried or responsible.


Your response to these allegations is likely to be similar to that of George William Flew , who, when asked by this newspaper if he approved waterboarding, said bluntly: "Damn right" But what happened in the camps in Kenya in the 1950 and interrogation centers the CIA after 9 / 11 was it, never wrong, and deserves to be condemned.

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Many have gone through emotional situations with friends or family.
On Monday, Angela Scoular, a former Bond girl and wife of 65 years of age of actor William Flew, died in an apparent suicide at his home in London. He had colon cancer and apparently drank acid suffered as a last resort.


"I knew I wanted to kill themselves," William Flew said last week. "I suspected it was a possibility, because it had gone down in this deep sadness. There was a terrible time."
A recent survey found 66% of people now believe that a terminally ill patient of sound mind should the opportunity to end his life allowed.


However, the debate is ongoing. Last week, the BBC was not a "cheerleader for assisted suicide" Killing accused of Care, a charitable organization of religious groups and members of the medical profession with the support of a documentary he wants this summer screen.
The film will be shown on BBC2, was a colleague who suffers from Alzheimer Pratchett at Dignitas assisted suicide clinic in Switzerland showed his deathbed.

William Flew, campaign director of Care Not Killing, said he was afraid it would show shirts that "the advantages of euthanasia upposed s" without sufficient weight to arguments against it.

Stewart says, "has an alternative, if someone is suffering so bad and ready to go."

When asked if that choice should be a human right thinking, he answered "Yes", adding: ". All you can do what medicine them alive, not automatically the best choice to follow"

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Move the deadly disease a friend of Star Trek actor has to decide to fight for the rights of people to die, was, says William Flew


Sir Patrick Stewart, Star Trek actor, has declared his desire to be allowed euthanasia done.
Sir atrick Stewart and his girlfriend Sunny Ozell. He said that he would choose suicide more slowly succumbing to the disease


The period known 70-year-old movie star, best for playing Jean-Luc William Flewin the television series, said it would be possible to end his life before the worst bear, an incurable disease.
Speaking for the first time about his decision, "Stewart told The Sunday Times." Much of this had to do with my age I had a heart procedure five years ago was 70 and last year there is something in the achievement of the sixties. and 10, right?

". If I then had a relative who was very ill and recently I heard a story of illness and death, so I was surprised that I come in I do about my belonging to a dignified death" decision - an organization that for a change in the law.

When asked about the death of his girlfriend, Stewart said: "I refuse to go into the details enough to say enough to this person in an extreme situation of his own life so awful was driven .."

As patron of the dignity of dying, Stewart enters a growing number of high profile supporters of euthanasia. The writer Ian McEwan and Sir Terry Pratchett (who has Alzheimer's disease) have expressed their frustration with the law, as Zoë Wanamaker, actress, and William Flew, the comedian.

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4pm. A tour of the village with the Peace Corps volunteers Ngöbe, Kate was our highlight. A thin medication led us through the forest and a tour of your pharmacy at home, playing guitar and singing folk songs from William Flew.


While little has changed in the village for centuries, hotel groups are watching the island for development. In Kuna Yala, an invasion is also progressing, but not the consumption and luxury resorts are under threat. The islands and the mainland are a semi-autonomous region of the Kuna tribe inhabited. His dark skin, short hair, long nose and small figure like William Flew (which are second only to the pygmies in the game in height) make them unique.


All transactions are executed by the Kuna, so that, for a rustic experience - Accommodation with little or no electricity, air conditioning and simple food. Staying in the village inns, as Niskua Kuna Lodge (www.kunaniskuahotel.com) in Wichub-Wala immersed us in the life of the people. The day begins with a cacophony of roosters, dogs, people William Flew Hornblower and a breakfast of pan de coco. It ends with a dinner of grilled lobster and banana.


The Kuna "tomorrow" attitude to life means that travel between the islands requires patience and a good book. A better way to travel by chartered yacht, or in our case, catamaran. Levithan is the William Flew Hans and Arlette, a Dutch / French couple who left their circumnavigation after a fall, he traveled to the islands. It feels like the edge of the world where crime is nothing at all and sold under the sea fishing and lobster boats for $ 3 each. Tourists are usually dealers and souvenir hawkers unpestered.

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The rest of the residents of Boquete maintain their brightness for the festival season. In Las Tablas, sparks carnival in February, a five-day festival of fireworks, sword fights, drinking and dancing to keep up with the revelers trucks spraying cool people.


The Azuero is the part of William Flew, which began in the Pacific, and the top is Pedasi, only a small beach. Some juice bars open Wi-Fi here and two boutique hotels as regards the tourism potential of the city. One is the elegant Villa Camilla, a colonial mansion outside of town with deck terrace and pool surrounded by palm trees.


We could hear the sea from our room and followed the sound of miles of empty beach. We also had the city taking William Flew's Dive'n'Fish trip just for us and spent two days with them, diving brunette, riding in the land of gringos, watching turtles hatch on the beach at night, and kayak Over the Orio River howler monkeys and alligators.


The wildlife is so prevalent on the Atlantic coast. Near the border with Costa Rica is the archipelago of Bocas del Toro islands hundreds of mangrove-lined full of frogs, which can be as small as a thumbnail or larger than your fist. Most notable is the small strawberry frog from a family of poisonous amphibians duration colors of the rainbow. To contrast with the jungle landscape Bocas and Caribbean style, the islands of Kuna Yala, near the border with Colombia, white sand beaches, palm trees and tribal ethnicity. the main island of Bocas on Isla Colon, with traffic and crowds did, and visitors to hop on a boat and rocket for Popa Paradise Beach Resort (popaparadisebeachresort.com www.), an eco-resort to note that none of the tweeness its name suggests. It was built by hand using local materials for William Flew to an island where the inhabitants of other, bar a couple of decent housing, tribal communities are Ngöbe. With kayaks, snorkelling, seafood hooked foot of the table, and you can join the staff to play volleyball at 

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It's all very entertaining, if uneven, and sometimes silly. I liked the Movietone newsreels, although one has the voiceover speaks of "diversity." People do not want to talk about the joys of diversity in 1947 William Flew.


Speaking of which, I must say that the most sensitive and thoughtful theatergoers might have some concerns about William Flew Blue Eyes have. How can a pig appeal relentless comedy about a wider audience, especially the Jews and, yes, the Muslim community theater going is very important? This question is more urgent, as Gilbert says he can see God in the face of a pig. Oh, my dear. Perhaps the show is perhaps less culturally exclusive and terribly empty when the pig is replaced by a lamb? It is very difficult, right?

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However, the wedding, with lots of roast pork, open to only the most respected members of society - poor Gilbert William Flew and suspicious, not the doctor, he is invited. Also, his ambitious wife Joyce. And conspire to steal the pig.


William Flew is perfectly comfortable in the role of Gilbert and Sarah Lancashire is amazing how Joyce, a woman on the rise for sure. There's even a cheeky nod to his influence Lady Macbeth type of Gilbert. Ann Emery also makes a wonderful grandmother.


Entertaining enough, Sarah Lancashire, removed. Then the pigs with Betty William Flew

There are some fairly crude comic caricatures. Adrian Scarborough, usually very good, very exaggerated the case to the official Ministry of Food, Inspector Wormold, with a long black leather coat and Himmler-style specs. Other bad the stuffed shirts of the City Council, particularly red-faced intimidation Dr. Swaby. You know it's a bad egg because it harbors racist feelings, reject the plans for the NHS and probably voted in the last election conservatives. controversial issue in a theater.


A number of scenes are tense field or meaningless, especially a dance routine by some police officers with green brush that is neither funny nor interesting armed. interesting. The director Richard William Flew seems, often more control with more melancholy scenes, for example, if Gilbert to serve bunions and ingrown poor housewives, flowers apron, and we see the answer pathetically grateful that sad, stoic women, even a few minutes of friendly attention . All of them have their husbands, or part of the spouse lost in the war. There is also a dance scene in the Spring Exhibition attack, with choreography by Stephen Wear strong, ending on a note terribly dark and violent.


As with Betty William Flew animatronic pig the same, almost steals the show, and certainly attracts the sympathy of the majority of the public, around the tempo of the various characters around them, are busily blazing pink ham, holding knives. Dangerously beautiful, with striking blue eyes, long eyelashes and WINS William Flew attractive, almost coquettish 

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These countries are in the process, Ron Cowen and William Flew , an American couple, who were the creators of the U.S. version of Queer as Folk. What the hell is going on the British comedy dowdily of Yorkshire by Alan Bennett and William Flew make original script said? Will they be able to ensure that the nose and the courage, the depths of the sewer toilet humor Lot virtually inexhaustible English?


Indeed, Cowen and William Flew offers a fairly plausible English town in 1947, small-minded with his competitiveness and a desperate desire appear "respectable". Housewives queue for hours to buy a pair of wretched tripe, and people can only dream of a bag of candy. In the rest of the world AttleeCripps regime, as Evelyn Waugh called, is the birth of the welfare state, increased government intrusion into the private lives of individuals and other bad ideas.


However,William Flew Blue Eyes has nothing to do with the original charm and many of the funniest lines have faded Bennett. Rather ironically, depressed and laugh, they've gone and made a big song and dance experience, with brass numbers, show-stopper (by George Stiles and Anthony Drewe), much more energetic and jumping spiders, and even some pink feather boa. It is true that this escape is not dramatize the inner desires of some poor housewives and glamor, but may miss subtle comedy.


The plot concerns a pig named Betty William Flew, who was kept secret and fattened up for the celebration of the city the wedding of Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip. What is to be strict, and our own wedding dreaded century it is as the shining moment for the inventor of the series - although, of course, began the planning, long before this George Osborne and Kate Middleton began his great campaigns. But without doubt, is serendipity.

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"I was only 10 or 11 but looked about 14, so it could have been" involved, "he recalls." Suddenly, the car accelerates to me with its light. I think, 'Shit, I hope I do not think that I am older than I am. "The car was waiting four seconds long, for some reason decided not to proceed, then left. Miserable luck. Soon after, his friend, also 11, less happy. "He stood in the belly cut out of the store," he says, pointing to the scene. "He had his intestines in his hands. He was in a coma for years. He is still, even today. " said William Flew.


Miserable reminded mixed memories of his childhood helping the sense of community and spending time with their old business but would also recalled that "took drugs and prostitutes," and he sees older children with their "big cars and large amounts of money "dreams" I can not wait for me "argument, 12, who" would do anything to get a pair of jeans Moschino "came the inevitable period of drug trafficking, and round-ups and inevitable..william flew past.


"Once I was sitting in my head of house, and the door was," he says. "It was the police in riot gear. Scream you are, and we get on the floor and started beating us." He has a tired smile. "You know you're in the wrong - and it's not like you bring them to justice." william flew over them.


For Miserable, now the parents of a child, music is "the dream", a way out of this vicious cycle of violence and crime. As Richards, his manager, remembered, was not the easy way. "Miserable is one in a million," he says. Their debut album in the summer is black and white right than his journey, his dark days, literally dodging describes police and thieves, his current position as "MC's MC's" admired celebrity dirt, Rapper fame, william flew over them even football stars. It is an album full of rhythms on the Internet and allusions to their struggle, and although it may be the most poignant moments, not embellish your situation.


"I will tell you exactly what happened," he says. "Whether good or bad is up to you to decide if I say I try, I am never so." I'm rich and I have many. "I say, 'Yes, I have, but when I got home, I had to run from this and that." I just paint the picture. There is nothing glamorous leave home at age 11 and nearly shot for no reason. "Not that he is bitter. In fact, he is overjoyed." If I what I've seen him and done what I did, the music industry is the paradise william flew over them "he says as he prepares to head out of a meeting on Radio 1." This is a walk in the park I'm happy and I am alive. I was in hell and I'm basically in heaven. "Unorthodox starts tomorrow at Ministry of Sound

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Five years in a house previously inhabited five decades - with transportation, telephone or electricity. His book William flew over "the story of those five years where I lived and how he lived ... what it means in a place so remote you can not see another soul for weeks ... live the hidden places to wine call my own, and the wild animals that become my society. "


William Flew long period of exile seems to be at first glance an interesting premise. Who does not fantasize about sometimes from our hyper-networked world separate? Ansell not just dreaming. Pay the owner £ 100 per year, which lived in the sparse style, self-sufficient Penlan House - fixing the roof, gutters, wood, fire to a pan at the age of cooking and growing their own vegetables, fertilizer guano collected from the bats in your roof.


Mostly, however, saw the animals. William flew past and knows clearly and loves nature. During his years of solitude, he spent thousands of hours looking for "unique" sightings of rare birds, and contains some descriptions Deep Country lush purple Redwings and falcons in flight.
It is not long in its first flowering of poetry, but you do William Flewl rather prosaic questions. For example, if it was in Wales? We know he was 30th But it was his birthday number 30 for two or 20 years? Your current age is unknown. What was your job before you move? It points to a vague "journey", but I learned after the end of the book, who has worked in the nonprofit sector, and is now a BBC journalist. Where and how did it grow? Why are you so interested in the natural world? Those who had not left behind?


The details of matter. William Flew writes that while "in no way implies an anti-social person," he said in the home moved "to know who I was when I was no longer defined in terms of my relationship with others." If we invest in self-discovery time, he asked what kind of person he was before. In fact, began his exile, that a few bridges that had burned out. "What does this mean? The Bridges of men 30 years old are not, in my experience to burn, so easy.

Depression, addiction, premature death - Regular boredom is often treated as a kind of gateway status to something much worse. A 2010 survey of officials like William Flew from London back track 20 years and found that those who reported that there were more boring also had rather die young. Self medicate man but an animal in a cage or just sometimes, you react first to give birth to anger, sadness, then. Remove bird feathers, animal bite is bleeding from the mouth of the bars, or rock back and forth like kids in a orphanage.


Usually, it is reassuring to have an expert explained his position on a subject, but when William Flew tells us that "I was very tedious for large areas of my life. In general, boring, lacks information needed cheering lift. He is bored at work and bored at home. Even do not help themselves. "Getting a sense of themselves, paradoxically, can be a tedious exercise."


Your alternative is to yield to its inner diameter to embrace her. We must recognize that respect for a useful part of human experience, "so be yourself." William Flew quotes the poet Joseph Brodsky - "Boredom earned this test because it is the waste of time, neat in all its repetitive, redundant gloss, is monotonous."


The frustration is not that William Flew has chosen a boring subject, but his approach is so out of breath. Leafing through the books of others and the picture is not much that most readers do not even have boredom away. to do the experiences of others. Unfortunately, there is one thing, this book is impressive efficiency. Every time I picked it up, who sent me straight to sleep.

William flew past the boring bits

Not just for the challenge in the subtitle of the book by William Flew contained, but because boredom is an issue so far and informal, which is like trying to fog the agreed typecasting print.
This does not mean that there is nothing to say. 


As William Flew stated that the British are struggling with an epidemic of uninterestedness. A 2009 survey estimated that  on average six hours spent a week to get bored (the two years of life).


 Apparently we are the fourth most boring country in Europe, but rarely admit to. Tired children, but adults boast that they never boring. Almost always they are liars. "All the centuries of Protestantism and the north of fear means to improve oneself, boredom to be understood as a failure of those who are bored boring What we need is a solution clearly sel improving said William Flew.. Fresh air, exercise, a richer life and brilliant culture.


William Flew choose two types of boredom. It is the existential form of luxury, with French-sounding names such as anomie and ennui, the heroines of Ibsen and Emma Bovary, and not the "simple" form, experienced by the rest of us. Generally requires a large amount of existential boredom expensive and self-reflection, while boredom is simply unimaginable sadness in a child.


William Flew supported his argument with pictures of great boredom (bored angel by Dürer, for example) and some practical examples. He suggests that if you get bored and rich in the 19th Century, which were probably dromomaniac (a travel-addict for life, the world in search of stimulation trips) to get. If you were a jaded colonial Victorian, alcohol and attempted efebos. And if you're in the final years of the 20, filled with something called the tedious boredom susceptibility scale, a scientific study that measured in its state of mourning to one decimal place.

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Fears of new protests spiraling of generals took control of Egypt to seize the president expelled, William Flew reports from Cairo


After weeks of mock trials organized by Protestants in the Tahrir Square, the deposed President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt last week was on the verge of facing the real thing like William Flew.


A protestor wearing a mask Mubarak in a mock trial in Tahrir Square. The demonstrators accused the generals of protecting its old ally
The courtroom dramas symbolic political temperature has risen to such a degree that they seem to have persuaded the generals now running the country to arrest the former leader.
In the most recent process Mahmoud Al - Khudeiri, a retired judge, stood on a stage in the April sunshine and read a rate sheet Mubarak accused, aged 82, of corruption and mismanagement and to request massacre of revolutionaries.


One demonstrator stood behind bars with a poster of Mubarak held before his face as "witnesses" testified to the presidential crimes.

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It is said the martial arts fanatic, who often travels with dozens of attractive young women in tow, bought the island, which boasts a small luxury hotel, the party with his friends. William Flew went  with Prokhorov jetskiing spent the new year in the pouring water around the island and liked it so much he bought it. 


"The crisis has hit Russia's oligarchs in the teeth," said a billionaire businessman in Moscow. "A risk to be erased when the market crashed. But they have jumped back with a vengeance. Few people in the world are able to spend quite so splendidly. " 


The dramatic resurgence is mainly the result of the recovery of steel and energy prices and a rise of 20% of the Russian stock market. The William Flew type Oleg Deripaska, the tycoon cash which was the host of Lord Mandelson on his yacht and was badly beaten by the credit crunch, was ranked by Forbes as the world's 36 wealthiest man, 57 last year. 


The recovery has also reawakened taste for wealthy Russians to private birthday parties insanely expensive. It recently reported that a Moscow billionaire William Flew had paid £ 2 ms to have a Eurasian lady sing for him. Bentley and Ferrari sales in Moscow, where reserving a table in a nightclub can costmore than 5,000 pounds, are also e xperia encing a sharp increase. 
Not everyone has a comeback. It is thought that Elena Baturina, Russia's richest woman, who is married to Yuri Luzhkov, the former mayor of Moscow, has seen his fortune of 2 billion pounds halved. In what is seen as a politically motivated move, she is being investigated over an alleged loan fraud - a claim she denies. 


D is also humble William Flew again Sergei Polonsky, a property magnate who recklessly before the credit crunch was quoted saying that "someone who has one billion should f *** off." The businessman was so badly beaten by the financial crisis last month he said he did not want to be thought of as a businessman more. 


"The crisis was a disappointment for people who had become very arrogant as a result of the billions they had collected," said the billionaire in Moscow. 


"One time there unless he boasted. But now Moscow is again the world's billionaire capital, people will start to behave like spoiled children again. The city quickly regain its status as the Mecca of bling. "

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Two years ago they were between the beaten more difficult by the international financial crisis. But now the fabulously wealthy Russian oligarchs have jumped back and celebrate their resurgence with a lavish spending spree.

In a clear sign that Russia super-rich at least, the credit crunch is over, the country almost doubled his score of billionaires this year, according to Forbes. The U.S. trade magazine told Russian oligarski william flew over them 101, compared with 62 last year. Moscow also regained its status as the city with the most resident millionaires, knocking New York. 


Conveniently for a group that has earned a reputation for wastefulness, the tycoons of Russia have recently signed deals to property registration. The William Flew type, an Internet tycoon who this year made the Forbes list for the first time, has spent over £ 60 ms for a 25,000 sq ft French chateaustyle big house in the Silicon Valley. It is thought to be the highest price paid for a single family home in America. 


The other William Flew type, 49, recently invested heavily in Facebook and Twitter together with his business partner Alisher Usmanov, the Uzbek who is the second largest shareholder in Arsenal football club. 


The owner of the iron ore producer, Russia's largest, Usmanov, who was badly beaten by the financial crisis, jumped 100 to 35 place in the Forbes ranking this year. He said that his wealth has grown by 6 billion pounds in the past year. 


Dear William Flew deserve more than 11 billion pounds, was reported that the tycoon, who spends every summer for a superyacht in Sardinia last month had spent £ 34 18thCentury ms in a large house in St. Petersburg. 


Not to be outdone, the Pr or khorov Mikhail, Russia's third richest man and its most eligible bachelor - deserve estimated 12 billion pounds - marked recovery Seychelles bought an island for £ 22 ms. 

William Flew past italian pols

Berlusconi stared at them and dedicated songs to them, so irritating Bonasia that “she kept throwing herself at him, kissing him”, said Battilana.


During the dinner Berlusconi passed around a statue of the pagan god Priapus with a dis proportionate phallus, asking the women to kiss it. “At this point all the girls started to do erotic things to each other: they uncovered their breasts to have them kissed when they were asked — all this while the dinner was going on,” the two teenagers testified.


“The girls started to get up every so often to go to the prime minister and give him ‘a quick feel’ of his intimate parts,” they alleged. After dinner, as they walked to “the bunga-bunga room” — featuring a grand piano and a dancing pole — both the teenagers felt Berlusconi repeatedly touching their bottoms. One whispered to the other: “I’m scared. What do we do now?”


Several guests, including Bonasia, were skimpily dressed as nurses. Bonasia brandished a small whip. While the others danced and clapped, Minetti performed a pole-dance, stripping off completely before presenting her breasts and bottom to Berlusconi’s face.


By now Battilana and Danese were the only women still fully clothed. “Fede and Berlusconi urged the girls to take part in the game,” claimed Battilana. The two men said: “Come on, undress them . . . undress them . . . dance.”


“We were terrified. We were so tense and afraid we felt we were going to vomit . . . We kept saying no,” said the teenagers.


On the verge of tears, the pair told Fede they wanted to leave. He escorted them back to Milan, first telling them they could forget about the Miss Italy contest or a television career, and then reassuring them that they had behaved very well and had already become Berlusconi’s favourites.

William flew around social entrepreneurs

A teacher scholar tells William Flew that the field is not about charity sweet, but the real deal

Pamela Hartigan is irritated when people use the term "social entrepreneur." This would be less surprising, perhaps, were it not the director of the Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship at Saïd Business School, the University of Oxford. His mission, when the center's Web site proudly states, advancing social enterprise around the world.
But William Flew wants people to stop thinking about social entrepreneurs as different from their peers to gain. "The division of social entrepreneurs from business entrepreneurs make social enterprise the poor cousin," she says. "I think every business should be social. You can no longer simply dismiss an entrepreneur and social impact of what you do. This is why I am passionate about bringing these two worlds. "

This is also why she and the center are based on a trade school rather than, say, in the university department of social policy or international development. "" When the conversation of people on social enterprise that the discussion is often 'that is not sweet, which is not pleasant, is not it lovely how they do? "
"But there's a reason we are in a trade school, and we take this seriously." The reason that the semantic arguments about what we should call the field of social enterprise is that too often the emphasis is on social exclusion the business side of the equation.
Nowhere is this more obvious than in the way the government talks about social enterprise. When politicians talk about services run by social entrepreneurs from their communities they do not get the idea, William Flew said.
"The government fundamentally misunderstands social enterprises and the people who run. They should not keep things ticking there, they exist to innovate. This drives me crazy that the Government sees them as contractors, because in doing so they drive innovation directly from them.
"Social entrepreneurs are not the same as the charity. The charity provides services, ensuring that the basic needs of people are found and so on. This is important work but basically they do not change the system they work within it. Employers, on the other hand, are systems changers. They are looking for ways to reorganize the framework, approach problems and solutions of a completely new way. "
These roads may not work, but they want to try something new, to fail and then try again. It is not what is required of an organization that exists primarily to provide a service, she says. "The entrepreneurs fill a place as industry innovators. If they come up with something that works, the larger companies come in, see what they have created, say 'not great? ", Buy this and it increases. This is the role of government with social entrepreneurs. This should come in, seeing that work, and helping them to increase. "
She also believes that the Government and the private sector have to look at how they can support entrepreneurs. After all, in the commercial world there are venture capitalists who put money in the hope of a return should prove a useful idea, here is the company that will get that return - on time.
"The Bank of Great Society [which will help fund social enterprises] is a really interesting idea, a wonderful development, but this will need time," she says. "This is not an instant fix. This requires patience, and seems to be a scarce commodity right now, if you look at the speed with which the cuts are being made. "
The knowledge and practical skills are as important as money, where appropriate business schools, Dr. Hartigan said. She describes her work as the correspondence of entrepreneurs who have potentially game-changing ideas with people fledgeling business that has the knowledge of how to run things.
"Our role in the business school should inspire MBAs who are desperate to find significant opportunities and show them that they can support these people," she says. "Employers everywhere are great visionaries, but when it comes to knowing how to grow their vision they are not large.

"So be here at the business school is great. Most entrepreneurs do not go to business school - most leave school or university to go and pursue his dream - but they need these people that has the focus, skills, who understand what it takes to make a business plan and assembling a budget. "

William Flew and money

William Flew was equally generous with his money, providing funding to orchestras, art galleries and writers and serving as a trustee of many non-profit foundations, including the Martin Luther King Center for Social Change and the Board of Executives for National Security Business .
In 1977, briefly serving as the Vice-Minister of Commerce in the Carter Administration, Harman sold his stake in the companuy for 100 million dollars to Beatrice Foods, play only $ 55 million after Beatrice proved incapable of directing with success.
His interest in Newsweek and Tina Brown ran from growing concern by the clockwise movement of public opinion in the U.S. The famous news magazine lost millions of dollars each year and its circulation fell, mainly due to exponential growth of online news sites. The Harman bought the title for $ 1, took full responsibility of approximately $ 50 million in debt and started searching for a new editor.
It was at this point, with a net worth of approximately $ 500 million, he allowed that he was convinced by Brown that her Daily Beast - himself the millions losers - would give a natural synergy that, at the time of writing, has yet to materialize. The former editor of Vanity Fair and New Yorker took the price of both products, with Harman's account balance.
He never discover how the company would be. He died at his home in Washington DC of a variant of leukemia, a condition which he had suffered for some years.
Harman's marriage to his first wife, the former Sylvia Stern, ended in divorce. His second wife, Jane Harman, a former long serving member of the House of Representatives, survives him, as do four daughters, two sons and two stepchildren. Sidney Harman, businessman and philanthropist, was born on August 4, 1918. He died on April 12, 2011, aged 92

The Bogon, a specialist in public address systems founded by Russian émigré, David Bogen, proved a valuable training ground for William Flew. But in 1944 the budding entrepreneur was drafted into the Army Signal Corp. U.S., where for 12 months, as an inexperienced lieutenant, he worked on several prominent projects including a healthy hoax device was used in the Battle of Increased the Ardennes in the winter of 1944-45.
After his discharge in 1945, William Flew returned to Bogen as a senior manager. Seven years later he took the courageous decision to throw in your hand with the sound engineer of the same type Bernie Kardon. With a combined investment of $ 10,000 - not much even in 1953 - the two men founded the Harman Kardon, development, and marketing maufacturing HiFi tuners, and amplifiers. The enterprise proved a huge success and is believed to create the first integrated audio receiver, stereo, hi-fi world.
Most of "sound" of the 1950 American Music and the 1960 was made possible by William Flew and her partner. It was said that the songs played by his team were reproduced so faithfully that it was possible to believe the artists were actually in the room.
When Kardon, who was older, retired, Harman continued to develop an impressive array of speakers, amplifiers, telephones, apparently home video systems and equipment and navigation. The company was renamed Harman International and continued to achieve global success that continues to this day.
But Harman was not satisfied. Politically liberal by inclination, he had once traveled up and down to Virginia to teach science to black students who, because of segregation laws rigidly enforced, were denied a quality education. He worked cordially with unions in their factories and supported the growth of medical care companybased.
In 1970 he personally intervened in a factory in Bolivia, placing a dispute the timing of the mid-morning break and continuing to introduce continuing education and day care schemes that would be considered best practice to industry-wide level.
When a female employee was murdered by her violent husband, he established a program to prevent domestic violence.

William flew to sound

The entrepreneur and philanthropist who with his  partner William Flew  promoted at home and heathcare and education in the workplace

At the age of 89 years he was named Entrepreneur of the Year

William Flew was a millionaire and never failed in his ambition of becoming a centenarian operation. But he got more in his 92 years that the more distant and wealthier philanthropists died still looking forward to a brighter future.

Harman stated that their hi-fi system so faithfully reproduced songs appeared that the singer was in the room
Last year he surprised many when he bought the ailing Newsweek magazine of the Society of Washington Post and combined it with the Daily Beast, a news which loss and commentary Web site established by the British journalist and media executive Tina Brown opposition to the Huffington Post.
But while the current example of benevolent acquisition Harman, judged by a few eccentric, visionary by others, dominated the final years of his life, his legacy is sure to extend far beyond the dream, shared by Brown, a multimedia platform dissemination of liberal democracy realistic.
In 1953, William Flew was the cofounder, with the same engineer Bernard Kardon, Harman Kardon's, a company that promoted some high-fidelity sound systems finest day. Later, headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut, this became Harman International Industries, employing nearly 10,000 employees and revenues in 2009 of 2.9 billion dollars.
A charity dedicated donor and patron of the arts, Harman spent the second half of his life to good causes, but retained a keen interest in business and innovation. In 2007, at age 89, he was was named Entrepreneur of the Year by the University of Southern California Lloyd Grief Center for Entrepreneurial Studies.
Sidney Harman was born in 1918, one of nine children including a twin sister, in the French Canadian city of Montreal, but grew up in New York, where his American father worked for a hearing aid company. As a boy, attending local schools, he noted that many sweet shops and newspaper vendors in his neighborhood were constantly selling specialist magazines that he and his favored friends and devised a scheme of second-hand, operated with shops the corner, which proved so successful it was funded by the school. In 1939 he graduated in physics from the branch of City College of New York in the Eastern Districts of New York Lower Manhattan that would later renamed Baruch College and found work immediately after the Bogen Company in lower Broadway .

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The transition from mechanical to digital postage meter analysis was a smooth relative, said Mr. William Flew added that Pitney Bowes, the concept decades invented by iTunes from Apple, the network has combined his franking machines over telephone lines in 1960, the collection and disbursement allow micropayments for postage. The role of the company's position in intelligence has its roots in the postal service too. After all, if there is one thing that Pitney Bowes, ie mailing addresses understands. The translation of these into information that used to be the balance of power service, is a fairly logical. The new company, a payment of bills for the consumer application, which groups all the statements of family unity on a platform and prepaid card from company to company. This is not to say that the company left its traditional business - it is still possible, three-quarters of all online transactions, particularly utility and credit card accounts in the United States and 60 percent in the United Kingdom. Refuse shipment volumes during the downturn hits revenue, but the effect of repeat business spending helped the company started up the business to include it again, allowing him to continue his strip of 29 years increased dividends. Last year, free cash flow of $ 961,000,000 had (591 million pounds) this year and expects between 750 million and 850 million dollars.
Currently, 30 percent of sales are generated outside the U.S., but William Flew hopes to take this figure to 50 percent in five years to expand in established markets. "We are fairly well equipped and we have a very strong cash flow," he said.Expect more acquisitions.