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Thierry Henry : Le beau geste du nouvel entraîneur adjoint de la Belgique

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Thierry Henry : Le beau geste du nouvel entraîneur adjoint de la Belgique

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http://www.purepeople.com/article/thierry-henry-le-beau-geste-du-nouvel-entraineur-adjoint-de-la-belgique_a198900/1
Le Thème: Thierry Henry
Le Résume Thierry Henry est le nouveau entraineur de Belgium. Il a prendre experience. Belgium est tres heureux

Thierry Henry

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The way Bill Spiller sees it, the drought could be worse.

With little rain in recent months and no significant rainfall on the horizon, the Wells farmer has been relying on his irrigation system to keep his crops of raspberries and vegetables healthy.

"Things are quite dry, but the crops aren't looking too bad yet," Spiller said. "Back in 1963 and 1964, things were ungodly dry."

According to the weekly U.S. Drought Monitor, over half the state is experiencing abnormally dry conditions, with an increasingly large percentage of York County seeing moderate or severe drought.

By comparison, last year at this time, only about 22 percent of the state was abnormally dry.

Since January, Portland has recorded 21.02 inches of rain, almost 4 inches less than average, according to the National Weather Service.

The drought conditions may be perfect for tourists looking for sunny beach weather, but the lack of rain forces farmers and nursery operators to rely more heavily on irrigation systems to keep their crops growing.

And it appears there won't be relief any time soon.

"You don't get into a drought overnight and you're not getting out of drought overnight," said Eric Schwibs of the National Weather Service in Gray.

"You need a good soaking rain over several days so it can soak into the ground. That's not going to happen soon. It may not be until fall that we see significant relief."

Much of the Northeast is also seeing drought conditions, with sections of New York and Massachusetts among the driest.

The U.S. Drought Monitor indicates that western New York, the state's Finger Lakes region, and much of central and northeastern Massachusetts are experiencing severe drought conditions along with southern New Hampshire and southwestern Maine.

Several towns in Massachusetts have instituted mandatory water restrictions.

"Severe" is the third most serious of five grades of drought.

Most of the rest of New England as well as New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania are considered either abnormally dry or under moderate drought conditions.

Spiller, who has been running Spiller Farm for decades, said the upside to having less rain is that he's seen less disease in crops than usual.

"The quality of what we're growing is very good this year," he said.

The dry weather is forcing the owners of Broadturn Farm in Scarborough to make heavier use of an irrigation system to keep the produce and flowers grown on the 13-acre farm healthy. The system was installed several years ago using funds from a state bond to support agriculture, said farmer Stacy Brenner.

"When we first started farming and didn't have irrigation, it was stressful," she said.

"Now it's a little like farming in California. With the assurance of being able to put water on our crops, it's not as stressful. It's much harder on folks without (irrigation)."

Tom Estabrook, vice president of Estabrook's in Yarmouth and Kennebunk, said the moderate drought conditions in Cumberland County and severe drought in York County haven't affected the garden centers' plants, although employees have been doing a little extra watering on hot days. Customers, however, haven't been having as easy a time, he said.

"We haven't seen a major shift in sales, but we've certainly seen an increase in phone calls from customers who are having problems with plants in their yards," Estabrook said. "People have questions about how to care for plants and get them through this dry spell."

Estabrook said he's been telling people to water their yards and gardens more frequently, especially before thunderstorms move through the area. If the ground is too dry, the rainwater runs off instead of soaking into the ground.

"Get out there and water, water, water," Estabrook said.

In Ogunquit, where people have been crowding the beach for relief from the heat, town officials are thinking about both fire safety and caring for new plants and trees along Route 1.

Mark O'Brien, the town's fire chief, said highway department crews have been busy watering the new vegetation planted as part of the $14 million Route 1 reconstruction project.

Normally the trees and plants would only need to be watered every few days, but crews have been out daily, he said.

The town has not been told of any restrictions on water usage, he said. Ogunquit is served by the Kennebunk, Kennebunkport and Wells Water District.

O'Brien said the fire department is not issuing burn permits on days with class 3 or higher fire danger, including Friday.

Fire crews have been called in recent weeks to multiple grass and woods fires, but so far haven't run into any major wildfires. He is asking people to be extra careful if they're using sparklers and to refrain from using fireworks or floating lanterns, which are not allowed.

"It's very dry out there," O'Brien said.

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Growers find ways to weather this summer's lack of rainfall

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The way Bill Spiller sees it, the drought could be worse. With little rain in recent months and no significant rainfall on the horizon, the Wells farmer has been relying on his irrigation system to keep his crops of raspberries and vegetables healthy. "Things are quite dry, but the crops aren't looking too bad yet," Spiller said.

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Le Titre: Prêtre égorgé : SOS Racisme n’y voit aucune christianophobie, juste l’oeuvre d’une “secte d’extrême droite (…) raciste et homophobe”

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Le Titre: Prêtre égorgé : SOS Racisme n’y voit aucune christianophobie, juste l’oeuvre d’une “secte d’extrême droite (…) raciste et homophobe”

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http://www.ndf.fr/nos-breves/27-07-2016/pretre-egorge-sos-racisme-ny-voit-aucune-christianophobie-juste-loeuvre-dune-secte-dextreme-droite-raciste-et-homophobe/
Le Thème: Racism et tension avec différent groupes
Le Résume: Une attaque terroriste qui les personnes frappe l'Eglise de Saint Etienne du Rouvray. Pour le tension de les groupes et les idées, personnes utilisent violence.

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Le Titre: Teacher suspended after giving student a Twitter lesson

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Le Titre: Teacher suspended after giving student a Twitter lesson

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http://www.cnn.com/2013/09/12/world/americas/mexico-teacher twitter/index.html
Le Thème : Conflit dans l'école
Le Résume : La professeur, Hernandez, à une lycée d'affronter sa étudiant au sujet de harcèlement en ligne. Hernandez exige de excuses mais quelques étudiants a blessé elle encore plus et la situation s'intensifier. Par consequent tous les deux la professeur et les étudiants s'attirer des ennuis.

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Le Titre: 10 Most Corrupt Politicians of 2012

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Le Titre: 10 Most Corrupt Politicians of 2012

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http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2012/12/31/10-most-corrupt-politicians-of-2012/#Clinton
Le Thème: Le Corruption de Politiques
Le Résume: L'article montre dix personnes qui sont associées avec le corruption de politiques. Presque, si non, toutes les personnes sont corrompues parce qu'ils ont accepté les demandes pour quelque chose en échange d'argent.

- Luc le Roi de Suisse

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Le titre: How Racially Diverse Schools and Classrooms Can Benefit All Students

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Le titre: How Racially Diverse Schools and Classrooms Can Benefit All Students

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https://tcf.org/content/report/how-racially-diverse-schools-and-classrooms-can-benefit-all-students/

le thème: le diversité racial
Le résumé: L'article parle à propose de comment diversité racial améliore l'education d'élèves, et il compare avec l'education en les classes séparé. Il fournit très bon information et graphiques à imposer la pointe, et il y a une bonne article pour tout les profs.

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Growers find ways to weather this summer’s lack of rainfall

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Growers find ways to weather this summer’s lack of rainfall

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http://www.pressherald.com/2016/07/16/growers-find-ways-to-weather-this-summers-lack-of-rainfall/
Le thème: L' improvisation
Le résumé: Parce qu'a la temperature et le manque de pluie, des cultivateurs on trouvé une nouvelle méthode a planter and cultiver leur plantes. Bill Spiller a trouvé une nouvelle système d' irrigation qui peut bénéficier beaucoup de personnes dans sa zone.
- Mohamed Dramé

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Paris: Dix personnes arrêtées pour les braquages de deux magasins de luxe

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Paris: Dix personnes arrêtées pour les braquages de deux magasins de luxe

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http://www.20minutes.fr/societe/1874415-20160627-paris-dix-personnes-arretees-braquages-deux-magasins-luxe
Le thème: Vol
Le résumé: En mai et décembre, dix personnes ont cambriolé deux magasins de luxe. Beaucoup objets de valeur sont vole de Chanel et Chopard. Heureusement, vous sont arrêté.
(Magnar Canard)

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For many today, French secularism is an anti-human rights ideology, a kind of moral deformity close to racism.

How can a free country, they ask, even think of doing such a thing as trying to ban a veil or a burkini -- the full body covering for women to wear on the beach? How, they ask, can the French Republic call itself free and remain free when many of its citizens would like to rob Muslim women, peacefully obeying their own religion, of the freedom to choose their own clothes?

The current radicalization in France is not like that of the recent migration of Muslims to other European countries. Muslims have been coming to France in large numbers since the French left Algeria in 1962. The French never made any distinction between the French of "Gaul" and the French of North Africa. The current radicalization is not of those who came then, but of the younger generation -- of French Muslims. They were born in France, speak French, were schooled in France -- but they are not at ease with the values of France.

Islamic fundamentalism in France has been imported from the outside -- by avenues such as Al Jazeera and Muslim wars in the Middle East. Now, therefore, these young French Muslim citizens have a real wish for secession from the rest of the population -- like the wish of the Confederate states for secession from the United States, before and during the U.S. Civil War. These young French Muslims apparently do not want to live in the same country anymore. They seem to want a separate country, or a different country.

For more than 25 years, the French Republic, right and left, has been trying to disentangle the country from the "Muslim textile problem" (hijab, niqab, burka, burkini and so on). When the problem began back in 1989, the head of Creil College expelled three Muslim girls for wearing the Muslim veil, the hijab. A strong debate followed: pro-veil vs. anti-veil. Same arguments: as usual, tolerance, freedom of choice, and freedom of religion were on one side, secularism and respect for rules on the other side.

Rules? What rules?

Central to the history of France, is that, in the republic, state schools were built to fight the grip of the Catholic church on the whole of French society. At the end of 19th century, until the First World War, republican teachers worked hard to build schools separated from the Pope and the church. The thinking was that Darwin is better at explaining the origin of the human race than the Bible's crediting God with creating the world in seven days. To build a country of free citizens: knowledge first; belief only if you insist, and even then, only by yourself.

The Islamic veil at school, or the burkini at the beach, seems an attempt to "re-religiousize" France and break the French consensus for secularism. For a hundred years, the consensus has been accepted by everyone -- Catholics, Jews, Protestants -- except for Muslims.

The consensus can be summarized like this: Religious beliefs cannot belong to the public sphere without risking tyranny or civil war. If French citizens want to live in peace democratically, all disturbing subjects -- especially faith in a country of multiple faiths -- must remain strictly private.

For almost 30 years now, Muslims organizations in France have been telling everyone they do not accept this old private-public rule. Even at public schools, there are constant attempts to remodel the curriculum to align with religious faith.

In 2002, a group of teachers published a book, The Lost Territories of the Republic ("Les territoires perdus de la République"), about daily life in school classrooms where Muslims were numerically the dominant group. The general environment, according to the book, was violence, sexism, anti-Semitism and Islamism. The book was such a shock that everyone in the media boycotted it.

In June 2004, Jean-Pierre Obin, General Inspector of the National Education, gave the Minister of Education a written report, entitled, "The signs and manifestations of religious beliefs in schools of the Republic". The report was mostly about the behavior of Muslim secondary school students. In every school where Muslims were dominant in number, according to the report, boys refused to mix with girls in the classroom and at sports. The Muslim students understandably refused non- halal food at school cafeterias, did not come to school when there were Muslim holidays, such as Eid el Kebir, Eid el Fitr, Ramadan -- and virtually all of the students displayed a virulent anti-Semitism.

More problematic was that many of the Muslims in secondary schools began objecting to the school curriculum, according what is halal (permitted) or haram (forbidden):

"Very frequently there is a refusal or an objection to certain kinds of literary works. Philosophers of the Age of Enlightenment, especially Voltaire and Rousseau, and all the philosophical works who submit religion to rational examination. 'Rousseau is contrary to my religion,' explained one student while leaving the class before the end. Molière and especially "Le Tartuffe" -- a satire of religious bigotry -- were the most popular targets: there was refusal to study, refusal to play, refusal to attend or else disturbances when actors were on stage. The same rejection applied to literary works that many considered licentious, (example, "Cyrano de Bergerac"), free-thinking or in favor of the freedom of women ( Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert). They also refuse to study authors such as Chretien de Troyes because they believe the goal of that teaching is to promote Catholicism... There is every indication that students are encouraged from the outside to distrust everything the teacher can teach them, and to distrust any food proposed to them at school's cafeteria. They are encouraged to select what they want to learn according the religious categories of halal and haram".

In trying to teach history, the problems -- perhaps not for everyone but for many -- were worse:

"On a general matter, everything that is connected to history of Christianity and Judaism is a matter to be contested. There are many examples, some surprising: refusal to learn about the construction of cathedrals, or to open the history book on a page where there is a reproduction of Byzantine church. They also refuse to learn about pre-Islamic religions in Egypt or the Sumerian origin of writing. Sacred history is continuously opposed to factual history. The objection becomes the norm and can escalate to radicalization when the program addresses sensitive issues such as the Crusades, the genocide of the Jews (they negate the reality of the Holocaust), Israeli-Arab wars and the Palestinian problem. In civic education, secularism is considered anti-religious".

The Obin report was so frightening for politicians that it was buried for many months and put online as discreetly as possible on the website of the ministry of education. In an interview given to the French magazine l'Express in 2015 , Jean-Pierre Obin said:

"Many of the young people are conducting a secession from the French nation. This secession expresses itself in clothes (the veil, or full Islamic dress), the requirement of halal food, and absenteeism for religious reasons. In certain schools, some students were introducing carpets for praying, or protesting noisily to have a mosque inside the school. (...) More than ten years later, we can say the situation is worse. Our education system is unable to integrate people from different origins, and this difficulty is bigger for low income families"

What is the connection between the burkini at the beach and Islamism at school?

What seems to stand out is that although many of the burkini women may, of course, just be enjoying the beach in accordance with the precepts of their religion, many others appear to be Islamist militants who want to plant Islamic markings on all levels of society. The problem, as the philosopher Catherine Kintzler writes in Marianne, is that:

"The tolerance level is decreasing inside the country. The collective condemnation of the burkini is so fast and so unanimous that it becomes a problem of public order... Public opinion accepts less and less a closed religious affiliation, the marking of bodies and territories, the control of values, campaigns to make preferred practices uniform on behalf of a religion, which is in reality a policy".

Hala Arafa, writing in The Hill, describes Muslim women's attire more or less as a tool of war:

"... no one is denying them the right to practice their religion in private. They don't have the right, however, to invade the public space and impose their ideology and belief system represented by their dress. ... If the hijab or burkini had anything to do with modesty or piety, the Islamic fundamentalists would have sought private beaches, not insisted on forcing themselves on the public. But as they did before, they want to become part of the accepted social scene and part of the new norm of the society. ... If the hijab becomes an accepted public phenomenon, a modern society cannot teach its future generations that a woman's dress is not an excuse for rape".

In the process of a Muslim secession, the burkini is just another opportunity to mark bodies and territories. A French Muslim society that often seems to feel as if it still belongs to its country of origin, appears to have decided that the game of secularism and "living together" should be over. With veils, burkinis and guns, various Islamists groups seem to be trying to embed the same message: We remain Muslims first and have decided to pay no attention to the culture of countries in which we are living.

The problem is that politicians in France -- and in other countries -- do not want to analyze these questions properly. They remain persuaded that an "Islam of France," supposedly compatible with French society, remains an option. The politicians will not protest this attempt to carve a religion into France once again: the people doing that also vote.

Yves Mamou, based in France, worked for two decades as a journalist for Le Monde.

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In the French republic, state schools were built to fight the grip of the Catholic church on the whole of French society. The thinking was that Darwin is better at explaining the origin of the human race than the Bible. To build a country of free

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Les Prisons : Universités de la Radicalisation

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Les Prisons : Universités de la Radicalisation

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https://fr.gatestoneinstitute.org/

L’article traite du racisme et de l’injustice dans France parce que les personnes ne devant pas accepter les cultures differents. Les polices ont forcé une musulmane à en levè sa hijab
Dominique

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Le Titre: Teacher Caught on Video Going Off on a Student in Class

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Le Titre: Teacher Caught on Video Going Off on a Student in Class

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http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/life/news/a37351/teacher-bullies-student-for-asking-question/
Le thème: le professor d'histoire a insulté la fille dans les cours.
Le résumé: À lycée de Georgia, une professor d'histoire a insulté la fille dans la cours. Parce que la fille n'a su pas un sujet d'histoire. Dans la vidéo de l'événement, le professor a insulté avec soit et fait mal à la fille.
----Alain Louis.

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Le titre: Facebook annule sa censure de la photo historique de «la petite fille au napalm"

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Le titre: Facebook annule sa censure de la photo historique de «la petite fille au napalm"

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http://www.lefigaro.fr/culture/2016/09/10/03004-20160910ARTFIG00056-facebook-annule-sa-censure-de-la-photo-historique-de-la-petite-fille-au-napalm.php
Le thème: la liberté d'expression
Le résumé: La première ministre norvégienne a affiché une image historique d'une petite fille nue qui se fuit du napalm en 1972 au vietnam.  Le Facebook a supprimé l'image à cause de la règle d'affichage des photos avec la nudité.  Après une réaction publique et culturelle dans la norvège, la compagnie de Facebook a décidé de "marcher en arrière" et renverser leur décision et ils ont bien remis l'image.
(Mlle Heerschap)