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[Reality-TV-Fanatics] Fw: 'Lord of the Rings': Amazon, Warner Bros. in Talks for Series Adaptation (EXCLUSIVE)
November 04, 2017

[Reality-TV-Fanatics] Fw: 'Lord of the Rings': Amazon, Warner Bros. in Talks for Series Adaptation (EXCLUSIVE)

 





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[Reality_And_Drama_TV_Shows] China's answer to anthem disrespect: up to 3 years in prison
November 04, 2017

[Reality_And_Drama_TV_Shows] China's answer to anthem disrespect: up to 3 years in prison

 

 The NFL needs to be glad they aren't in China.

FILE - In this Monday, Oct. 23, 2017, file photo, visitors watch a man appearing on a screen as he experiences a national anthem flag raising ceremony at an exhibition highlighting China&#39;s achievements at the Beijing Exhibition Hall in the capital city where the 19th Party Congress is held in Beijing. On Saturday, Nov. 4, 2017, China&#39;s rubber-stamp legislature has made disrespecting the national anthem a criminal offense punishable by up to three years in prison. (AP Photo/Andy Wong, File)
BEIJING (AP) — China's rubber-stamp legislature on Saturday made disrespecting the national anthem a criminal offense punishable by up to three years in prison amid rising nationalist appeals from the ruling Communist Party under the leadership of President Xi Jinping.
The Standing Committee of the National People's Congress passed an amendment to the country's criminal law outlining punishments for people found "seriously" disrespecting the national anthem in public.
The move follows Xi's appointment to a second five-year term as party leader, for which he has touted a vision of achieving a "Chinese Dream" of a powerful, prosperous nation. It also comes as the anthem, "March of the Volunteers," has in recent months been a political flashpoint in the southern Chinese city of Hong Kong, where tensions are rising over Beijing's efforts to assert its authority over the territory.
According to the amendment passed Saturday in Beijing, penalties include detention, imprisonment of up to three years and the deprivation of political rights. Such punishments previously applied to the desecration of the national flag and emblem in public, China's official Xinhua News Agency reported.
The legislature also moved to apply a separate, recently passed law on the national anthem to Hong Kong and Macau, Chinese semiautonomous regions with separate legal systems.
Soccer fans in Hong Kong have booed the anthem when it's played at games between the home team and teams from China or other countries, leading to fines from FIFA, the sport's governing body. Pro-democracy activists and lawmakers fear a national anthem law could be used to undermine freedom of speech in Hong Kong.
The National Anthem Law, which came into effect in October, stated that playing the anthem on occasions deemed improper, including funerals, or for changing its wording or presenting it in a disrespectful manner could be punished with 15 days in detention. China's legislature adopted a decision to include the law in Hong Kong's and Macau's mini-constitutions, known in each territory as the Basic Law.
Xinhua cited Zhang Rongshun, deputy director of the Legislative Affairs Commission of the top parliamentary body, as saying it was "urgent and important" to apply the anthem law in Hong Kong to address recent incidents.
"In recent years, incidents of disrespecting the national anthem had occurred in Hong Kong, challenging the bottom line of the principle of 'one country, two systems' and social morality, and triggering rage among Chinese, including most Hong Kong residents," Zhang said.
Since his appointment as party leader in 2012, Xi has established a growing cult of personality that leans heavily on his image as a patriotic leader who brooks no slight to national dignity. Hallmarks of his term in office have included a stronger military, bolder foreign policy and aggressive economic expansion abroad, as well as sharply reduced space for criticism or political dissent at home.

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[Reality-TV-Fanatics] China's answer to anthem disrespect: up to 3 years in prison
November 04, 2017

[Reality-TV-Fanatics] China's answer to anthem disrespect: up to 3 years in prison

 

 The NFL needs to be glad they aren't in China.

FILE - In this Monday, Oct. 23, 2017, file photo, visitors watch a man appearing on a screen as he experiences a national anthem flag raising ceremony at an exhibition highlighting China&#39;s achievements at the Beijing Exhibition Hall in the capital city where the 19th Party Congress is held in Beijing. On Saturday, Nov. 4, 2017, China&#39;s rubber-stamp legislature has made disrespecting the national anthem a criminal offense punishable by up to three years in prison. (AP Photo/Andy Wong, File)
BEIJING (AP) — China's rubber-stamp legislature on Saturday made disrespecting the national anthem a criminal offense punishable by up to three years in prison amid rising nationalist appeals from the ruling Communist Party under the leadership of President Xi Jinping.
The Standing Committee of the National People's Congress passed an amendment to the country's criminal law outlining punishments for people found "seriously" disrespecting the national anthem in public.
The move follows Xi's appointment to a second five-year term as party leader, for which he has touted a vision of achieving a "Chinese Dream" of a powerful, prosperous nation. It also comes as the anthem, "March of the Volunteers," has in recent months been a political flashpoint in the southern Chinese city of Hong Kong, where tensions are rising over Beijing's efforts to assert its authority over the territory.
According to the amendment passed Saturday in Beijing, penalties include detention, imprisonment of up to three years and the deprivation of political rights. Such punishments previously applied to the desecration of the national flag and emblem in public, China's official Xinhua News Agency reported.
The legislature also moved to apply a separate, recently passed law on the national anthem to Hong Kong and Macau, Chinese semiautonomous regions with separate legal systems.
Soccer fans in Hong Kong have booed the anthem when it's played at games between the home team and teams from China or other countries, leading to fines from FIFA, the sport's governing body. Pro-democracy activists and lawmakers fear a national anthem law could be used to undermine freedom of speech in Hong Kong.
The National Anthem Law, which came into effect in October, stated that playing the anthem on occasions deemed improper, including funerals, or for changing its wording or presenting it in a disrespectful manner could be punished with 15 days in detention. China's legislature adopted a decision to include the law in Hong Kong's and Macau's mini-constitutions, known in each territory as the Basic Law.
Xinhua cited Zhang Rongshun, deputy director of the Legislative Affairs Commission of the top parliamentary body, as saying it was "urgent and important" to apply the anthem law in Hong Kong to address recent incidents.
"In recent years, incidents of disrespecting the national anthem had occurred in Hong Kong, challenging the bottom line of the principle of 'one country, two systems' and social morality, and triggering rage among Chinese, including most Hong Kong residents," Zhang said.
Since his appointment as party leader in 2012, Xi has established a growing cult of personality that leans heavily on his image as a patriotic leader who brooks no slight to national dignity. Hallmarks of his term in office have included a stronger military, bolder foreign policy and aggressive economic expansion abroad, as well as sharply reduced space for criticism or political dissent at home.

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[Reality-TV-Fanatics] Saturday TV - November 04, 2017
November 04, 2017

[Reality-TV-Fanatics] Saturday TV - November 04, 2017

 



  Guess I will watch Fox News Channel tonite.  nothing I want to see on regular channels
 
NEW:
 
3:54 AMA&Elive pd: mini-pod #11
6:30 AMCARTOONtransformers: robots in disguise: enemy of my enemy
7:00 AMCARTOONjustice league action: it'll take a miracle! (#143)
8:30 AMDISNEY XDbeyblade: burst: overthrowing the king! (#50)
9:00 AMDISNEY XDpokémon the series: xy: sun & moon - mimikyu unmasked!
 DFCzak storm: freezing point (#105)
10:30 AMDISNEYhotel transylvania: brain drain; hair today, gone tomorrow
11:00 AMPOPcash cowboys: this is huwa we are (#101)
[series premiere]
 DISNEY XDmech-x4: versus the dark night
11:30 AMDISNEY XDmech-x4: versus the tech army
12:00 PMNICK JRhey duggee: the sewing badge (#148)
 DISNEY XDmech-x4: versus traeger
 NICKpower rangers: ninja steel : helping hand (#719)
12:10 PMNICK JRhey duggee: the surprise badge (#149)
12:20 PMNICK JRhey duggee: the story badge (#151)
12:30 PMDISNEY XDmech-x4: versus velocity and veracity
1:00 PMDISNEY XDmech-x4: versus the arctic
6:00 PMBOOMERANGsonic boom: return to beyond the valley of the cubots (#102)
7:30 PMFOXcfb on fox: teams tba (FSP-1825)
8:00 PMTLCcake boss: tba (#1315)
 HALLMARKchristmas festival of ice: countdown to christmas
[original telefilm]
 CBScollege football special: lsu @ alabama
[special presentation]
 NICKhenry danger: brawl in the hall (#405)
 A&Elive pd: roll call - 11.04.17
 LIFETIMElost wife of robert durst, the
[original telefilm]
 NBCnbc sports special: 2017 breeders' cup
[one-hour special presentation]
 ABCsaturday night college football: pre-game show (#1210)
 SCIENCEwhat on earth?: forbidden knowledge
8:06 PMA&Elive pd: rewind #57
8:07 PMABCsaturday night college football: tba (#1210)
8:30 PMTLCcake boss: tba (#1316)
 NICKgame shakers: babe gets crushed (#210)
9:00 PMPBSaustin city limits: miranda lambert (#4305)
 HGTVbeachfront bargain hunt renovation: makeover in mathews, virginia (#312)
 NBCdateline nbc: sa2706 (#060)
 BBCAdirk gently's holistic detective agency: the house within a house (#204)
 ANIMAL PLANETdr jeff: rocky mountain vet: saving bear (#406)
 DIYfirst time flippers: trowel and error (#612)
 TRAVELghost adventures: albion normal school (#1403)
 OWNiyanla: fix my life: beyond repair: marriage in crisis (part 3) (#706)
 IDkiller women with piers morgan: rebecca fenton (#201)
[2nd season premiere - special time]
 A&Elive pd: live pd - 11.04.17
 HMCmr. christmas: the most wonderful movies of christmas
[original telefilm]
 REELZmurder made me famous: the night stalker (#401)
[4th season premiere]
 CNNwonder list with bill weir, the: new zealand: preying on the predators (#305)
10:00 PMREELZcopycat killers: the purge (#407)
 NAT GEO WILDdr oakley yukon vet: bovine intervention (#504)
 BBCAgraham norton show, the: emma thompson, adam sandler, claire foy, cara delevingne, and morrissey (#2205)
 HGTVhouse hunters renovation: learning the renovation ropes (#1206)
 IDkiller women with piers morgan: jennifer mee (#202)
[time slot premiere]
 ANIMAL PLANETmy big fat pet makeover: fit family, fat dog (#106)
[1st season finale]
 OWNreleased: too close for comfort (#106)
 SCIENCEsecrets of the underground: king solomon's treasures (#202)
 OVATIONversailles: the sands of time (#206)
11:00 PMHGTVlog cabin living: cozy vermont cabin (#506)
11:29 PMNBCsaturday night live: larry david / miley cyrus (#4304)

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