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Rhode Islanders, concerned citizens, businesses and community organizations that oppose new beverage taxes. The coalition aims to send a strong message that in this tough economy we can't afford to pay additional taxes on our grocery items.
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East Valley Christian Fellowship
14069 Ridge Hill Road, El Cajon
Denomination: nondenominational Bible-teaching
Membership: 500
Pastor: Jack Forness
Age: 64
Born: Olean, NY
Formation: St. Bonaventure College, St. Bonaventure, NY; National University, San Diego
Years Ordained: 15
San Diego Reader: How long do you spend writing your sermon?
Pastor Jack Forness: I don't write them out, per se. They're usually made up of a loose outline of notes. My sermons are expository, which means I will be going through a large portion of scripture, verse by verse, and commenting on them as I go. I would say I'm spending anywhere from 12 to 15 hours a week preparing. A lot of it is praying about it and mulling it over.
SDR: Can you think of a time when you gave a sermon that completely flopped?
PJ: The cool thing about preaching from the Word of God is that you simply go on to the next verse. God's Word says that God's Word does not return void (Isaiah 55:11). I could stand there and read the Bible to them, and I know they're going to be blessed. You're always on solid ground that way. It's not like I'm trying to pull some cat-in-the-hat trick; I'm just preaching the Word of God.
SDR: What is your main concern as a member of the clergy?
PJ: I think the thing I stay most clear on is that I'm caring for the sheep, that I'm listening to what God wants for them, listening to what their concerns are, so there's a responsiveness on my part. The longer I serve as pastor, the more aware I am of being a shepherd, of leaving the 99 and looking for the one. I think it's very easy to miss people. You can end up absorbed in one conversation with one person, and someone who's less present than others is left out. This is my concern — that the people who aren't as forthcoming don't get ministered to.
SDR: Why did you become a minister?
PJ: Beats me. Seriously, that sounds like a flippant answer, but at one point I decided to be obedient. I believed God wanted me to do this, and so I did. I wanted to please God and be in His will. At the time I was one of the owners of a very large real estate firm in San Diego County. So, God opened the door for the church and opened the door for selling the business, and I just walked through the doors.
SDR: What is the mission of your church?
PJ: East Valley Christian Fellowship exists to show the love of Jesus Christ to our community and beyond. We go about that through the verse in Acts 2:42, which speaks of studying the Word of God, of prayer, of fellowship, and of communion in the Lord's Supper. Along with that, we're reaching out to the community, both locally and globally.
SDR: Where do you go when you die?
PJ: What do you believe about Jesus Christ? If you believe that He is your Lord and Savior and accepted Him as your Lord and Savior, you will go to Heaven. If He's not your Lord and Savior, then you're not going to Heaven. You're going to Hell.
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FRED Film Radio has launched three new Asian channels at the Udine Far East Film Festival,
As part of its Asian cinema reports from the festival, the multi-lingual digital film festival radio now hosts Japanese, Korean and Mandarin channels, bringing its total of language channels to 14.
FRED has been broadcasting daily from Udine, sharing the latest news from the festival for both those attending and those would couldn't.
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Ted Lilly needs to stick to pitching.
The left-hander, who does not have the go-ahead to steal bases, held Houston to four hits over eight innings, and Carlos Marmol picked up his fifth straight save as the Cubs beat the Astros, 2-0, Wednesday to win the series.
Derrek Lee belted a two-run homer, his 27th, in the fourth inning for all the offense Lilly (10-8) needed. Chicago began the day six games behind Colorado in the National League Wild Card race and won for the 10th time in the last 26 games.
"We're fully aware of what we need to do," Lilly said. "We have to win the game we're playing. You've heard it a thousand times -- we don't have any influence on who wins the game we're not playing in. We go out there and put all our concentration and physical and mental energy into the game that we have to deal with, and we're putting ourselves in the best chance to win."
Lilly joined rookie Randy Wells (10-7) in the double-digit win category. However, Lilly tried to do a little too much in the third. He singled with one out, the first hit off Astros starter Felipe Paulino, and was thrown out trying to steal second, getting tagged as he dove headfirst into the base.
"About the only thing bad today was that ill attempt trying to steal second base," Cubs manager Lou Piniella said.
Did Lilly have a green light?
"The light was red as hell," Piniella said.
So, nobody missed a sign?
"There was nothing missed," Piniella said. "Teddy just brainstormed that one. He tried to make things happen."
"Obviously, it didn't turn out too well," Lilly said. "I thought I could get a good jump. I started to, and I hesitated at the last second. The combination of the pitcher, catcher and my speed doesn't suit up well for me to steal that base. To do that, the lead and the jump I have to get has to be so much to make up for my lack of speed and the strength of the [catcher's] throwing arm and the pitcher's quickness to the plate -- it didn't set up very well."
He won't do it again.
"Fortunately, we can kind of joke about it because we won," he said. "I'd rather have not attempted that in that situation."
Back to pitching -- which was probably Piniella's message in the dugout -- Lilly gave up a leadoff single to Carlos Lee in the second, a two-out single to Kaz Matsui in the third and a leadoff double to Hunter Pence in the fourth. He retired 13 in a row before Humberto Quintero blooped a double over Derrek Lee with one out in the eighth.
"He's where he is because he knows what he's doing," Pence said of Lilly, who is 7-1 against the Astros in his career, including a 4-0 mark this year. "He's just crafty. Everything is changing speeds, changing your eye level. We had some opportunities, and he pitched well."
"I didn't feel like he got going until the fifth," Cubs catcher Koyie Hill said, "and after that he was locked in."
In his last four games, Lilly has given up four earned runs over 27 1/3 innings.
"One thing I've been doing a little more is working away and working the outside corner more than I have in the past," he said. "I'm learning about pitching that way more than I have in the past."
It's working.
As for the offense, Andres Blanco doubled to lead off the Chicago fourth and Lee followed with his 27th home run off an 0-1 pitch from Paulino (2-7). Lee, who hit 20 home runs in 2008, now has 16 homers and 51 RBIs in 55 games since July 1.
"I only set one goal and that's to try to reach the postseason and win a championship," said Lee, who could finish with 30 homers and 100 RBIs. "I don't really concern myself with the numbers."
The increased power could be because the Cubs' first baseman is finally 100 percent from a wrist injury that sidelined him most of 2006.
"Looking back, I would have to say yes, [the wrist injury] had an effect on him, especially power-wise," Piniella said. "When there's something that's not right there, it makes it more difficult. To his credit, he's having a really, really solid season."
"Who knows?" said Lee, when asked if the wrist injury was the reason. "I had two down years. You just keep going. People point to my power, but we made the playoffs each year [his numbers were down]. I think any player will tell you they'll trade their numbers for the postseason every time."
The Cubs are running out of time to secure a playoff spot this year.
"Even if you are out of it, it's not like you roll over anyway," Lee said. "You play to win. There's only one way to play, and we'll finish the season as strong as we can."


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PITTSBURGH, April 24 (UPI) -- A new documentary, Trapped, chronicles the efforts of several artists to restore never-before-seen Andy Warhol works.
Dozens of digital works have been discovered on floppy disks in the Pittsburgh Andy Warhol Museum collection. The images are from 1985, and include subjects such as Warhol's famous Campbell's soup can.
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Brooklyn artist Cory Arcangel and a team of artists, computer experts, and museum professionals have worked for years to restore the pieces. Warhol created the works on an Amiga 1000 personal computer, and the images were difficult to extract due to their unique file format. 11 of the recovered files include Warhol's signature, and the museum confirms that an additional 17 are in the artist's style.
"What's amazing is that by looking at these images, we can see how quickly Warhol seemed to intuit the essence of what it meant to express oneself, in what then was a brand-new medium: the digital," Arcangel says.
Trapped will premiere at the Pittsburgh Carnegie Library Hall on May 10. The documentary will be available online on May 12.


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From our home base inside the campus' historic Observatory building, students in the Prentiss M. Brown Honors Program have access to a number of challenging and rewarding experiences. We explore. We create. And we go places (like the Art Institute of Chicago and to Broadway shows around Michigan).
It's a balance of rigorous academics and social support that works—our students have recently won a National Science Foundation research award, two Morris Udall awards, and a number of Fulbright fellowships.
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Google+ may be little in Mark Zuckerberg's eyes but starting next week it will put Republican presidential candidates in focus.
Fox News anchor Bret Baier will use Google+'s video chat feature, Hangouts, for conversations with Republican presidential candidates.
On Nov. 15 Mitt Romney will be the first candidate to be interviewed by Baier via Google+. Up to 10 people will be able to join the conversation as Fox broadcasts the conversation.
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One of the few positives to knowing well in advance that a show such as DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES is coming to a close is that it affords a creator like Marc Cherry ample time to check off his bucket list. Case in point, the recent addition of Scott Bakula to Wisteria Lane as Bree's defence attorney Trip Weston is a guest spot eight seasons in the making. At least according to Bakula, the affable actor who was only too happy to take some time during the show's final week of shooting to tease what's in store for his character's relationship with Bree both in and outside the courtroom, what it's like to be a part of such an iconic show's closing chapter and what fans can expect from the upcoming series finale. See for yourself, after the jump.
Is an offer to guest star on the final five episodes of DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES an automatic yes for an actor, or is it something you had to think about?
Scott Bakula: In this case it was easy because I'm a fan of the show. My wife and I got hooked from the beginning and have pretty much watched for eight years. I've bumped into Marc Cherry periodically over the years and he would say, "We gotta get you on the show," and I would say, "You're right!" yet it just never happened. And basically I had written off that it would ever happen so when they called and asked if I wanted to do the last five, it just sounded perfect. Plus, it was working with Marcia, who I had worked with when she was a baby, twenty years ago on QUANTUM LEAP, so it all seemed like it was meant to be.
If there is one thing we've learned having spent the better part of eight seasons watching DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES is that everyone who comes to the show brings with them a secret or two!
I think what's fun about him [Bakula referring to his character of Trip] is that we don't really know what his motives are and we're not sure what he's up to, so I kind of played that a little closer to the vest and hopefully some secrets will be revealed as we go along. I can tease that there's going to be a relationship with Bree, but I don't want to talk about what form it's going to take. Rest assured, things get interesting there.
It has been said that guest starring on any show is the hardest job in Hollywood, very much akin to being the new kid at a new school. What was it like on DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES?
It can be a challenge and it really depends on what the set is like and who you're working with. I've had good experiences and not so good experiences and this one was just a joy because the set is a great set to work on. They've got a great crew there, there's a great energy on the set and Marcia [Cross] was completely wide open and available to working with me. Either she was happy that I was there or she's a good liar because we hit it off right from the beginning and that just makes all the difference in the world.
Was the tone on the set that much more special knowing that this was the end of the series?
The longest show I've ever done was four and a half years so I can only imagine what ending an eight year show is like. That family there, that group that they've lived with for almost more time than their real family for 8 years, there's a huge history. Just with Marcia alone, what she has gone through, the explosion of her career, the fame of the show, her marriage, twins, just in her own private world… then multiply that by a couple of 100 people and it's a huge deal. It's just special to be a part of and to be around. It's very emotional, and in this instance it's in a good way. I've been around shows at the end where people are dying to get out of there and this isn't that case.
Having been involved in quite a few series finales yourself, what do you think makes a good one and do you think DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES fans will be happy with how this one ends?
The end of shows are a nightmare for everybody because there is so much pressure to satisfy everyone which of course you can't do. So I think what Marc has done, and I believe successfully, is that he has kind of gone back to his own inner muse and he's writing what I think is going to be delightful to him. And since it's his show and people loved it from the beginning, hopefully it will be delightful to a lot of people. Look, they've got five big storylines that they're trying to wrap up, and five big storylines that they carry every week and that in and of itself is a huge challenge, but they've been up to the task or they would have been gone a long time ago.
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Visual effects designer Mat Irvine is to be one of the star names at this year's BritSciFi Weekend at the National Space Centre in Leicester.
The event, taking place on 10th and 11th March, is a celebration of TV programmes such as Doctor Who, Blake's 7, Red Dwarf, and Thunderbirds.
Irvine, who has long and strong connections to Doctor Who, will be bringing along the original K-9 prop, which he built for the season 15 story The Invisible Enemy, as well as other props from British TV and films.
Other confirmed guests at the moment who have a Doctor Who connection are Shane Rimmer and David Graham (although please note that the centre is highlighting the duo's Thunderbirds link).
Daleks will also be in attendance, as will the Hyde Fundraisers voluntary group, who will be creating a Doctor Who walk-through experience in the venue's Challenger Centre. All the money from the event will go to charity, including Children In Need.
More guests are yet to be announced and further details are available on the centre's website. (NB: Before buying tickets to the event, attendees should ensure that the guests they want to see will be there on the day that they wish to go, as not all the guests will be there on both days.)
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Since the advent of online merchandising, sales-tax fairness has been the battle cry of traditional retailers.
That's because the current law only requires companies to collect sales tax if they have a physical presence in that state.
So while national chains like Wal-Mart, Best Buy and Target collect taxes for Internet sales, online retailers like eBay and Amazon do not, except in states where they have offices or distribution centers.
Though that trend is slowly changing — Amazon, the world's largest online retailer, will begin collecting Massachusetts sales taxes on Nov. 1 — the uneven playing field on which most brick-and-mortar stores operate will continue unless Congress changes the rules.
And that may just happen.
On Monday, the Senate overwhelmingly passed a bill that allows states to collect sales tax from Internet purchases. States could require out-of-state retailers to collect sales tax when they sell products over the Internet, in catalogs, and through radio and TV ads. The revenue would be sent to the states where a shopper lives.
The legislation will face vigorous opposition in the Republican-controlled House, since many reps view this measure as an additional tax.
The Senate bill contains protections for small or startup etailers. The sales-tax provision would only apply to companies with more than $1 million in sales. States would also be required to install software so companies can quickly compute the amount of tax to collect.
As a matter of economic and fiscal fairness, we feel the Senate's bill corrects longstanding issues.
Perhaps more consumers would actually buy items from their corner merchant or big-box store, instead of just using them for price-comparison purposes.
Remember, those stores pay municipal taxes, and their employees income taxes.
Also, it would give states a valuable new source of revenue. According to the Alliance for Main Street Fairness, Massachusetts has missed out on $600 million in Internet sales-tax collections since 2007.
And don't fret, sales-tax free New Hampshire, your residents would be spared the online assessment. Though in-state etailers with more that $1 million in sales would have to collect sales tax from out-of-state customers.
There's no doubt passing legislation of this scope is no easy task, but we urge the House to follow suit and arrive at a bill that not only adds equity to the marketplace but equity on states' balance sheets.


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[Justice: What's the Right Thing to Do? • By Michael J. Sandel • Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2009 • 307 pages]
It is easy to see why Michael Sandel is a popular Harvard professor. He presents major ideas of ethics and political philosophy in a clear way, tied to important contemporary issues. Justice: What's the Right Thing to Do?, based on a famous course that Sandel teaches, offers a discussion of what Sandel regards as the three main competing views of justice.
The first of these takes welfare to be the criterion of justice. What counts as just is what leads to the best consequences. Thus, supporters of the free market such as Milton Friedman praise the market because it leads to prosperity, in contrast with other economic systems.
Why do we care [about prosperity]? … The most obvious answer is that we think prosperity makes us better off than we would otherwise be — as individuals and as a society. Prosperity matters, in other words, because it contributes to our welfare. (p. 19)
Another approach, which many libertarians will find familiar, takes freedom and rights to be fundamental to justice. What is essential, according to this way of seeing things, is to give each person what is rightfully due to him, even if following this course does not lead to the best consequences.
The approach to justice that begins with freedom is a capacious school. … Leading the laissez-faire camp are free-market libertarians who believe that justice consists in respecting and upholding the voluntary choices made by consenting adults. The fairness camp contains theorists of a more egalitarian bent. (p. 20)
The third view, the one to which Sandel is himself inclined, stresses virtue. What character traits should the government, as well as society as whole, endeavor to inculcate in the population?
The idea of legislating morality is anathema to many citizens of liberal societies, as it risks lapsing into intolerance and coercion. But the notion that a just society affirms certain virtues and conceptions of the good life has inspired political movements and arguments across the ideological spectrum. (p. 20)
This latter approach may be less familiar than the other two, but an example will show what Sandel has in mind. He considers sellers who increase prices in response to a disaster. Are not such people displaying greed, a character trait we do not wish people to have? Sandel knows full well the argument that raising prices in a disaster increases the supply of goods that people need. He quotes a characteristically incisive passage from Thomas Sowell on the point at issue.
Thomas Sowell, a free-market economist, called price gouging an "emotionally powerful but economically meaningless expression that most economists pay no attention to, because it seems too confused to bother with." … Higher prices for ice, bottled water, roof repairs, generators, and motel rooms have the advantage, Sowell argued, of limiting the use of such things by consumers and increasing incentives for suppliers in far-off places to provide the goods and services most needed in the hurricane's aftermath. (p. 4)
Nevertheless, he does not regard this consideration as decisive. Even if raising prices promotes welfare, still, "we" don't want to promote greed, do "we"? Sandel is evidently willing to sacrifice a great deal of welfare to obtain the sort of virtue he wants. As we shall later see, his virtue-oriented position has little to recommend it. I have here merely introduced it briefly.
Sandel does a good job in showing the weakness of the welfare view, although here he goes over standard ground. If we aim to achieve the best consequences, will we not sometimes be required to do morally abhorrent things? Some actions, e.g., torture, are wrong, regardless of consequences.
To this objection there is a familiar rejoinder. What about the terrorist and the ticking atomic bomb? Are we really sure that torture is in all circumstances wrong? Sandel has an excellent response. In the imagined case, the terrorist is guilty of a horrendous moral wrong, planting the nuclear bomb. We can sharpen the case by asking whether it would be wrong to torture someone completely innocent, in order to extract the essential information.
Suppose the only way to induce the terrorist suspect to talk is to torture his young daughter (who has no knowledge of her father's nefarious activities). Would it be morally permissible to do so? (p. 40)
The consequentialist would have to answer, implausibly, that it would not be wrong.
Readers of my reviews will naturally be interested in what Sandel has to say about one rights-based approach in particular, libertarianism. One might reasonably fear the worst: Sandel stands among the foremost communitarians and, as his previous work makes evident, he views the free market with disdain.2
Sandel here proves unpredictable. He thinks that most of the standard objections to libertarianism fail; even if there is something to these objections, libertarians have plausible responses.
Those who favor the redistribution of income through taxation offer various objections to the libertarian logic. Most of these objections can be answered. (p. 66)
If an opponent claims that the free market leaves too much to luck, libertarians can respond that people are self-owners and have the right to make exchanges as they wish. Further, libertarians are by no means obviously wrong when they compare taxation to forced labor. Nor will it do to respond to this that taxation has been democratically enacted. If taxation is slavery, majority support does not change things.
If democratic consent justifies the taking of property, does it also justify the taking of liberty? May the majority deprive me of freedom of speech and of religion, claiming that, as a democratic citizen, I have already given my consent to whatever it decides? (p. 68)
Surprise has its limits. As readers will have already surmised from Sandel's comments about the market and greed, he has not converted to libertarianism. But if he thinks that the usual objections do not overthrow libertarianism, why does he not join us? He answers by moving to his own preference among the three approaches he distinguishes. The problem with libertarianism involves virtue.
Libertarianism allows people to engage in degrading exchanges. A free market would permit people to sell their kidneys for frivolous reasons, e.g., to satisfy a healthy and wealthy eccentric who collects kidneys. Even worse, it would allow consensual cannibalism. Sandel describes a bizarre case in Germany in which this occurred.
[C]annibalism between consenting adults poses the ultimate test for the libertarian principle of self-ownership and the idea of justice that follows from it. It is an extreme form of assisted suicide. …If the libertarian claim is right, banning consensual cannibalism is unjust, a violation of the right to liberty. (p. 74)
Further, libertarianism leads to such horrors as an all-volunteer army. People with proper civic spirit will want to defend their country out of patriotism, rather than for pay. If they are not thus motivated, nevertheless they have a civic responsibility to serve and the draft enforces this obligation. Sandel appears to have forgotten his earlier remarks about taxation and slavery — or is slavery all right as long as civic responsibility mandates it?
Sandel's complaints about degrading exchanges cannot be so readily dismissed as his misguided praise for conscription; nevertheless, the appropriate counter to them is apparent. Libertarianism does not claim to encompass the whole of morality. Quite the contrary, it asks only, when is force or the threat of force permissible? The answer to this question delimits a sphere of rights, but not everything that is within one's rights counts as morally acceptable. People are free to do bad things, in the sense that they cannot be compelled to do what is morally required. Only if they violate rights can force be used against them. The fact, if it is one, that the consensual cannibal does not violate rights leaves us free to recoil from him in disgust.
Sandel is well aware of this response, but he does not accept it. He subsumes it under a more general doctrine, neutrality. In this view, the state must remain neutral between competing moral views. (Of course, many libertarians think that the state should not exist, but we can readily substitute "the protection agencies" for "the state" in the argument.) Thus, even if most people find cannibalism morally abhorrent, the state cannot impose this opinion on those who dissent from it.
Sandel argues that neutrality cannot be sustained. Are there not certain issues that require the state to commit itself, one way or the other? The state cannot be neutral on abortion. Either fetal life merits protection, or it does not: the state cannot say that because people have conflicting moral views on the issue, it must stand aside.
For, if it's true that the developing fetus is morally equivalent to a child, then abortion is morally equivalent to infanticide. And few would maintain that government should let parents decide for themselves whether to kill their children. So the "pro-choice" position in the abortion debate is not really neutral on the underlying moral and theological question. (p. 251)
Sandel makes this point in criticism of a familiar target, John Rawls. Here Sandel has in mind Rawls's famous doctrine of public reason, which limits the considerations that may be invoked in public debate.
Sandel's complaint against neutrality fails. Even if he were correct — in my view he isn't — that the state must take a stand on some issues, it hardly follows that it must do so wherever a moral controversy arises. Abortion inevitably raises issues of rights; Sandel's horror stories of degrading exchanges in a libertarian society do not. He thus leaves intact the libertarian contention that people should be free to act as they wish, so long as they do not violate rights.
Anyone with the slightest libertarian inclinations will shudder at Sandel's own approach to justice. As he sees matters, we must determine the meaning of social institutions such as marriage. "What counts as the purpose of marriage partly depends on what qualities we think marriage should celebrate and affirm" (pp. 259–60). Of course it will be the courts that decide this; such weighty matters cannot be left to individual decision. In this way, e.g., disputes over gay marriage can be settled. Having settled such controversies, we can then be enlisted in programs of civic improvement.
A politics of the common good would take as one of its primary goals the reconstruction of the infrastructure of civic life … it would tax the affluent to rebuild public institutions and services so that rich and poor alike would want to take advantage of them. (p. 267)
We can thus transcend the market economy and the greed that motivates it. Onward and upward!
- 2. See, e.g., his Public Philosophy: Essays on Morality in Politics (Harvard, 2005) and my review in The Mises Review Fall 2005.


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