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"You've had your debate. There's no need to write any more."
These chilling words were delivered by an unnamed official of Her Majesty's Secret Service to UK Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger, shortly before he was ordered to destroy every computer and hard drive containing files given to the Guardian by Edward Snowden.
This encounter happened more than a month ago. Rusbridger only revealed it yesterday after British secret service detained David Miranda at Heathrow Airport under Schedule 7 of the UK's Terrorism Act 2000, the British equivalent of the Patriot Act.
That law allows UK officials to detain suspected terrorists for up to 9 hours while denying them contact with anyone else. And that's exactly what they did. The Brits also confiscated all of Miranda's digital gear – which, presumably, contained more documents from Edward Snowden.
Miranda is the boyfriend of journalist Glenn Greenwald. (I assume you've heard of him.) He was apparently acting as a courier between Greenwald, based in Brazil, and his reporting partner in the Snowden Affair, film-maker Laura Poitras, who lives in Berlin.
Aside from that we know very little. But a few things have now become crystal clear.
* If there was any doubt that US and UK spooks are performing 24/7 surveillance on Greenwald, Poitras, and anyone else involved with the leaks, there isn't now. How else would they know who Miranda was and when he would be on British soil?
* The UK is defending the seizure by claiming Miranda was "in possession of highly sensitive stolen information that would help terrorism." The documents that were in Miranda's possession were encrypted. So how, exactly, would UK officials know what's inside them?
* Clearly Greenwald et al have no faith that any electronic communications can be trusted, and have resorted to face-to-face exchanges of data – a kind of global sneakernet. Following the voluntary closures of two encrypted email services last week, and Google's declaration that Gmail users "have no legitimate expectation of privacy," this drives yet another nail into the coffin of so-called private communications.
I think even lifelong British bureaucrats understand that destroying the Guardian's hardware did nothing to destroy the data that lives on it. Encrypted copies abound – if not in England, then certainly in Russia, Germany, and Brazil.
No, they did it to send a message. And that message is, Your debate is inconsequential. We control the horizontal and the vertical. We'll do what we want, and there's nothing you can do to stop us.
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As I've written before, there are only two things you need to worry about from wall-to-wall 24/7 surveillance: accidental mistakes and intentional ones.
Last year, the NSA made nearly 3,000 accidental mistakes in surveillance, ranging from mis-identifying Americans as foreigners to typos that allowed NSA analysts to confuse calls made from Washington DC with those made from Egypt.
To see the potential consequences of an accidental mistake, Google Brandon Mayfield or Khalid el-Masri. Due to an FBI screw-up with fingerprint matching, Mayfield almost spent the rest of his life in a maximum security prison. German citizen el-Masri was abducted by the CIA, sent off to a secret prison, tortured for five months, then dumped on the side of a road. His crime? Having a name that was a phonetic match to an actual terrorist.
For a more benign example, just ask anyone named "David Nelson" who attempted to board a flight after 9/11 and got stopped because his name was on the TSA's Do Not Fly list.
But yanking David Miranda out of a queue at Heathrow, tossing him into an interrogation room, and sweating him for nine hours is an example of the other kind of mistake. Nobody in the UK secret service thought Miranda was really a terrorist – or, at least, how you and I would define "terrorist." That, too, was sending a message.
It was a warning to Greenwald but also to journalists and whistleblowers in general: The gloves are coming off. Or as the kids like to say, s**t just got real.
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There are some sad ironies in all of this.
Ed Snowden got away with taking a trove of secret documents from the NSA because an organization whose mission is to watch everyone failed to watch him. The NSA failed IT Security 101: segregation of duties. A single individual should not have the ability to access sensitive data as well as the ability to control the audit trail.
If you own a bank, you don't want the person you've hired to guard the money to be the same guy who's keeping the books.
By the same token, though, the NSA and the UK's GCHQ are also operating with almost no oversight, despite what Barack Obama or David Cameron might try to tell you. That's because they're the ones who get to say who is and isn't a terrorist suspect, then scoop them up and lock them away.
In other words, a "terrorist" is anyone the spooks say is a terrorist. In the past, we might reasonably assume our intelligence agencies targeted people who presented a potential threat to us. With the Miranda detention, it's clear that a "terrorist" is anyone who presents a threat to them.
Not to sound too paranoid, but: This is how totalitarianism starts.
I know some people worry about the safety of Julian Assange. (Others fantasize about him being killed in a drone strike.) Not me. Assange is not nearly as important as he likes to think he is. Assange is like a guy who goes to bed in a dark room, wakes up with the lights blazing, and thinks he invented electricity in his sleep.
No, I'm worried about the safety of Glenn Greenwald and Laura Poitras. I'm worried about the safety of the Washington Post's Barton Gellman; and the New York Times' Eric Lichtblau, James Risen, and Charlie Savage; and Reuters' John Shiffman and Kristina Cooke; and all the others who've done such an amazing job unraveling the Gordian knots of our industrial surveillance complex, post-Snowden. I worry about their sources, too – real people with serious jobs who are taking an enormous risk in talking to them.
I worry that we will wake up to headlines that Greenwald has died in a car accident. Or from a drug overdose. Or that he got caught by a stray bullet in a convenience store robbery. Or maybe they'll take a page out of Vladimir Putin's book and just assassinate him in broad daylight. And all we'll have left are a series of Internet conspiracy theories.
Because if this latest round of intimidation fails to work – and both the Guardian and Greenwald have vowed that it won't – that's the next logical step.
I'm not worried because I share a profession with these guys. I'm worried because when government fails to do its job or tries to assume too much control, reporters like these are the only way we'll ever know about it. Despite its many deep flaws, the media is still our last best line of defense.
Still I think this strategy will backfire horribly on the spooks. Because here's what is most likely to happen.
So far, I think, the Guardian and others have exercised reasonable restraint in what they have reported. They are at least attempting to understand the data before presenting it, and to maintain a balance between the public's right to know and putting lives or even countries in danger. Reasonable people can disagree about how good a job they're doing at that, but it's clear they're trying to achieve a level of responsible disclosure (unlike, say, Julian Assange did when he released 250,000 unredacted state department cables from Bradley Manning).
If you detain reporters at the airport and confiscate their thumb drives or force them to destroy computers, they will stop trying to parse the data and redact the most sensitive bits. The only safe way to handle this information in the future would be to distribute it as widely and quickly as possible.
In other words, a total Internet data free for all, open to anyone and everyone – including foreign spies and actual terrorists. Is that the world we want to live in? I don't think so. But it's far preferable to one in which no one dares speak at all, lest they become one more "mistake."
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"You've got to be a man," offensive coordinator Ivin Jasper said. "You're going to be hit by a guy that's unblocked. You're basically a sitting duck. You're a sacrificial lamb for a guy to read, the guy [making the tackle] has basically a free run on you."
At 6-feet, 318 pounds, Bridges looks like a noseguard — a rarity for the Midshipmen. But for all but a few snaps of his high school career in Hollywood, Fla., as well as at the Navy prep school and the academy, Bridges had been on the offensive line.
"It's a big difference, I really haven't played much defense, but I like it," he said.
Despite openings to fill on an offensive line that lost three starters, the biggest hole Niumatalolo and defensive coordinator Buddy Green believed Bridges could fill was on the defensive line after four-year starter Jabaree Tuani graduated and defensive ends Joshua Jones and Jamel Dobbs left the team.
"Travis Bridges has all the tools to be a successful noseguard," Niumatalolo said. "He's over 300 pounds, he's flexible, he's strong, he's explosive. It's just learning the position."
Bridges has spent most of the spring playing against Navy's option, so the learning curve will now include getting ready for "conventional offenses" such as the ones the Midshipmen will face their first two games against the Fighting Irish and then two weeks later at Penn State.
"I'm encouraged by it. I'm really excited by what we've seen from him," Niumatalolo said. "We're counting on him to have a big year for us."
NOTES: George Jamison, a sophomore safety, was named the team's most improved player in spring practice. Sophomore punter Pablo Beltran had one of the more impressive performances in the spring game. Used by both teams, Beltran punted five times for the Gold team with a 44 yard average (and a long of 52) and four more for the Blue for a 40.5 yard average (long of 50). Niamatulolo said he didn't show much of his team's offense, including a shotgun formation that Navy has been experimenting with in practice. There were also some less than impressive performances by the Midshipmen on Saturday. Placekicker Stephen Picchini, a junior who has been plagued by injuries, missed his two field goal attempts, shanking a 41-yard attempt and then hooking a 44-yard try wide. The offensive line gave up a total of 11 sacks.


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Jonathan Bean on The Bob Zadek Show
Recorded: Sunday, August 10, 2014
Research Fellow Jonathan Bean, author of Race and Liberty in America appeared on The Bob Zadek Show, a Libertarian talk show broadcast live on Talk 910 KKSF.
Experts: Jonathan BeanType: RadioIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Culture/ Society, Free Market Economics, Freedom, History (U.S), Politics, Race Issues, Religion
Lawrence McQuillan on the Fed's Zero Interest Rate Policy
Recorded: Thursday, July 17, 2014
Senior Fellow Lawrence McQuillan appeared on The Rob Schilling radio show to discuss the Fed's zero interest rate policy (ZIRP) and how this effects the economy.
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Dr. Lawrence J. McQuillan: Californias Public Pension Crisis
Recorded: Tuesday, June 17, 2014
On June 17, 2014, Sr. Fellow Lawrence McQuillan spoke at an event for supporters of the Independent Institute. Dr. McQuillan spoke about Californias state pension system, a topic he writes about frequently, including in his forthcoming book California Dreamin: Resolving the Public Pension Crisis.
First he defines the types of pension programs for state employees, he outlined how funding for the programs is not sustainable for the promises made to pension recipients. The state admits to an unfunded liability of $140 billion, but McQuillan says that is actually an underestimate. According to most economists, the true amount of the unfunded liability is $430 billion.
How did this happen? McQuillan explains and offers six solutions to keep the pension systems solvent.
Experts: Lawrence J. McQuillanType: Independent Institute TVIssues: Culture/ Society, Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Fiscal Policy/Debt, Labor and Employment, Political Ideology and Philosophy
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Recorded: Friday, June 13, 2014
How much Washingtons spending is costing YOU? Enter your age, income, and education level and the calculator shows exactly what youre paying for national defense, welfare, education, national debt, and more even federal programs, as well as the entire federal budget.
Along with the calculator, the free MyGovCost iPhone and iPad mobile application contains blogs, Op-Eds, videos, and news from The Independent Institute and MyGovCost.org.
Experts: Lawrence J. McQuillanType: Independent Institute TVIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Business, Culture/ Society, Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Economists, Fiscal Policy/Debt, Free Market Economics, Government Waste/Pork, Labor and Employment
Ron Paul: Understanding Liberty
Recorded: Wednesday, April 9, 2014
April 9, 2014
In this clip from "Ron Paul: Liberty Defined," Dr. Paul describes how real positive change comes from understanding liberty and economics.
Experts: Ron PaulType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Business, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Economic Policy, Economists, Fiscal Policy/Debt, Government Power, Political Ideology and Philosophy
Wendy McElroy on Violence Against Women on the Dr. Laura Schlessinger Radio Show
Recorded: Thursday, February 6, 2014
Research Fellow Wendy McElroy appeared on the Dr. Laura Schlessinger radio show. McElroy discusses the falsified research, or so-called advocacy research on such topics such as college rape and domestic violence. The results, she says, is hysteria on college campuses and demonization of black males. Flawed statistics from this research have been used in legislation such as the Violence Against Women Act, according to McElroy.
Experts: Wendy McElroyType: RadioIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Culture/ Society, Law Enforcement, Race Issues
Benjamin Powell Discusses Government Shutdown on Stossel
Recorded: Thursday, October 3, 2013
Senior Fellow Benjamin Powell discusses the partial Government shutdown on the Fox Business Channels Stossel show.
Experts: Benjamin W. PowellType: TelevisionIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Economic Policy, Fiscal Policy/Debt, Political Ideology and Philosophy
John Goodman on the Costs of Obamacare
Recorded: Thursday, May 30, 2013
Research Fellow John C. Goodman, author of Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis, on CNBC's "The Kudlow Report" discussing Obamacare's promised cost savings and the reality that millions will pay more for health insurance.
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The anthropology students at UWF have been hard at work. We would like to acknowledge those who have received awards and grants or presented papers and posters at the various anthropology and archaeology conferences and events.
|Linda Suzanne C. Borgen
|Received $500 grant to present a paper at the 12th Conference of the International Association for the Study of Forced Migration, University of Nicosia, Cyprus. Presented a paper at the Gulf South Historical Conference and the Southeastern Archaeological Conference. Received a $5000 Fellowship from the South Asia Summer Language Institute, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Received $1000 UWF Graduate Student Scholarly and Creativity Grant.
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|Received $400 grant from the Pensacola Archaeological Society.
|Jennifer Melcher
|Presented papers and entered student paper competitions at the Florida Anthropological Society Annual Meeting and the Southeastern Archaeological Conference
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|Presented a paper to Gulf South History and Humanities Conference
|Matthew Napolitano
|Received $5,469.70 grant from the American Museum of Natural History. Received $1000 from the UWF Scholarly and Creative Activities Committee. Invited participant for the 5th Annual Caldwell Conference: Seasonality and Mobility on the Georgia Bight: Methodologies and Substantive Applications, St. Catherines Island, Georgia.
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Celtics again? What is this, the playoffs?: Bucks – Celtics Preview
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"It kind of has a little bit of a, kind of a playoff feel when you have to play a team back-to-back like that."
- Larry Drew speaking to reporters Saturday before Milwaukee played the first of consecutive games against the Celtics.
So at least the Bucks will get to experience something like the playoffs this season.
What to Watch For: Bucks
The Bucks trotted out another new starting lineup against the Celtics on Saturday night. This one saw Brandon Knight and OJ Mayo in the backcourt alongside Khris Middleton, Ekpe Udoh and John Henson up front. While the Bucks did finally pull out a win, they again got off to a rough start, falling behind 19-14 before the first substitution was made. But Milwaukee may finally have stumbled onto a lineup worth looking into further on Saturday.
Down 32-27 with 8:25 to play in the second quarter, for the first time all season, this lineup was on the floor together: Knight-Mayo-Giannis-Udoh-Henson. The Bucks proceeded to play some of the best ball they've played all season. Defensively, the length of Giannis and Henson combined with Ekpe Udoh's … uh … guile? … kept the Celtics from running away with the game. Meanwhile, Mayo and Knight went to work offensively, connecting on jumpers and drives and pushing the pace to get Milwaukee what they've lacked this season: easy baskets.
On the night, that group played 10 minutes together and finished with some terrific SMALL SAMPLE SIZE numbers.
Offensive rating: 121.8
Defensive rating: 60.4
Defensive rebound percentage: 91.7%
Here's why the sample size is obviously important though: Knight and Mayo combined to go 5-5 on threes while this lineup was on the court. That's going to impact any stats obviously. But I'm all in favor of seeing more of this group, specifically the trio of Knight-Giannis-Henson. Those guys all have plus plus plus defender capabilities and some real boom or bust potential on offense. BRING ON THE CHAOS.
What to Watch For: Celtics
The Celtics seemed to very much regret Saturday's loss, not so much because they failed to execute, rather because they simply didn't finish plays. Too many missed shots was the theme that the Boston crew stuck with.
Boston coach Brad Stevens said his team's struggles simply were due to missing shots.
"We moved the ball against the zone and attacked where we wanted to," he said. "We just didn't make as many as we wanted to."
The Celtics missed 15 of 19 3-point attempts.
"We definitely had a good amount of looks, but we just weren't able to knock them down," Boston's Avery Bradley said. "Probably every 3 we took was wide open. We just weren't able to convert."
It sounds like the Celtics were comfortable with how they played against the Bucks, just bummed shots that usually go in for them didn't go in. Larry Drew said after the game he felt like the zone defense Milwaukee played on and off throughout the game did a good job of disrupting the Celtics offense, so look for Boston to be prepared for more zone on Tuesday.
Time – 6:30 p.m. CST
TV – FS Wisconsin
Radio – 620 WTMJ
Injury Report
Bucks: Ersan Ilyasova (hamstring, day-to-day), Caron Butler (knee; out) Larry Sanders (thumb; out), Carlos Delfino (foot surgery; out);
Celtics: Courtney Lee (knee, day-to-day), Kelly Olynyk (ankle, day-to-day)
Projected Lineups
PG Brandon Knight
SG O.J. Mayo
SF Khris Middleton
PF Ekpe Udoh
C John Henson
PG Jordan Crawford
SG Avery Bradley
SF Jeff Green
PF Brandon Bass
C Jared Sullinger
Jeremy's For Recreational Purposes Only Prediction (aka Betsketball)
Line: Boston -6.5
Over/Under: 185
This is a weird thing, my inability to correctly predict a game against the spread combined with my ability to correctly predict the over/under on a near nightly basis. If anything, it reinforces the most important gambling rule we can all learn: Avoid parlays.
I'm a believer that zone defenses aren't for extended NBA use. The Celtics aren't shooter rich, but they aren't the Pistons either (haha, the Pistons, those guys can't shoot, amiright?!). If the Bucks go back to the well for more zone water, I think they'll remain thirsty and find trouble in the form of dehydration instead.
Analogies. Celtics -6.5, under 185.
Record: 9-5 (3-4 ATS and 6-1 over/under)
Choose the Form of the Destructor: Jeff Green
I cannot emphasize enough how glowingly Larry Drew spoke of Jeff Green last Saturday night. Not only after Green muscled his way to 18 points while tallying six assists, but before Green did his damage too.
"Jeff Green, he's as good as they are," he said prior to Saturday's game. "He can do it from the outside, he can do it inside, he's good in transition."
Consider him a fan.
Celtics 96, Bucks 86
About the Author (Author Profile)Jeremy Schmidt writes the Milwaukee Bucks blog Bucksketball. He founded it in January of 2009 because he hated his job. It's like basketball, but with Bucks instead of basket. I know ... I'm sorry. He might come off as a bit negative, but I'm really not so bad. He just wants the Bucks to succeed, so he points out areas where they are coming up short. Someone has got to do it and he's ornery and opinionated enough to take on that task. He isn't sure if this should be in third person or not. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com if you must use e-mail.
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If a top 3 pick in this year's draft was offered for Giannis right now. Would you take it?
This is a very interesting question! I think if I were a GM I'd pull the trigger on that only because guys like Wiggins and Parker have more star power and would sell more jerseys and have more exposure that would benefit the Bucks. I heard Giannis has grown 1.25 inches since joining the Bucks and is probably going to end up being 7 feet tall once he's done..that's kind of a scary thought with him already being as athletic and mobile as he is
Another swipe at Khris Middleton in the photo caption, another dismissal of him in the article. It's good to have healthy debate, but Jeremy, you seem to be taking this almost personally, that is your mimimizing of Khris. You go gaga over just about every little thing that Giannis does, but blah-blah about Khris.
Admittedly, Giannis has a flair for the spectacular and probably some awesome potential; I'm rooting for him to do great, and hope he gets some time (about 20 minutes for the present) to show us how ready he is for the Bucks. However, I don't think it's either/or; why not Giannis and Khris? (who has been our best player so far this year amidst the early-season chaos, and who is also growing into the NBA). Anyway, if you really think Giannis is the cat's meow, and Khris just meh… well, I generally respect your opinions, but I have to wonder if you're digging in this time for "ornery" reasons.
I like Khris Middleton. I think he has the potential to be a decent to good rotational player. I would like to emphasize the rotational part of the last sentence. I know that Middleton had first round potential coming out of college before he got hurt (slipped into the second round). He only played a limited amount of time last year because of injury, so this is effectively his first true taste of the Association, and so far I'm impressed, at times. But comparing him to Giannis, just from a talent perspective alone, is flawed. I've seen much, much more potential in Giannis.
The block (against Boston) of Jordan Crawford from behind at the rim on a fast break and then having the speed and athleticism to charge down the middle of the floor on the other end for a dunk is a play that superstars make. I'm am by no means calling him a superstar, and I'm not even remotely saying he will be, but when Khris Middleton makes that play I will be on board. But he won't likely make that play because his talent doesn't allow him to. I've seen Giannis do that twice since the preseason. That is a play that LeBron makes. Again, that is where THAT comparison ends…but it is those kind of plays that gets you excited for what might be.
As for Middleton being the Bucks best player this season… come on. Jeremy Schmidt is correct about John Henson. Giannis and Henson are the foundation for the future, hopefully as complimentary pieces to whomever they draft next year if they keep on this pace of losing. There are no guarantees on that draft pick, as we all know, but if there was ever a year to have a top 6 pick, this is the one.


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WMDT 47 News - As President Obama prepares for his upcoming, economy-focused State of the Union address, financial experts, politicians and business owners on the Eastern Shore are doing some planning of their own.
"I've been here for 43 years and I just can't believe we haven't done more," a long-time Salisbury resident said.
While some remain pessimistic about economic recovery on Delmarva, local leaders at the 2014 Economic Forecast Conference say the worst is behind us.
"Wicomico County has three bond ratings every time it sells debt. We went to New York in October for the most recent bond sale and the county was upgraded twice which is almost unheard of," Senior VP at Davenport & Co. Sam Ketterman said.
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Other big drivers for the Eastern Shore continue to be real estate, tourism, development, and agriculture.
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He says we need to focus on creating a business-friendly environment.
"Making sure that the tax environment is reasonable and the work force is educated. Trying to create an environment where people want to settle is pretty important."
For local business owner David Wharton, 2013 was a good year, but not as good as he wanted it to be. But he says 2014 is already off to a great start.
"We've already done a wedding show the first part of January, and we had better attendance there. And we're seeing a lot better response."
It's a positive step towards recovery, but experts warn it's going to be a slow and steady process.
"We came out of the crisis kind of crawling, maybe we get up to walking, but we're not quite ready for a sprint just yet," Kreicker said.
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For those wise consumers who like the idea of getting two for the price of one, I offer this enticing prospect: the path towards marital stability and happiness is the same as the path toward spiritual growth and enlightenment.
Whatever you do to contribute to one will enhance the other.
This is not to say that a committed and successful relationship is strictly mandatory in an effort to attain full personal and spiritual potential.
Contrary to fundamentalist doctrines, I believe there are multiple paths available to us, and that one should seek and travel on that path which suits his or her temperament.
Some folks are just not geared toward theological devotion and study. Others are primarily emotionally driven and devotion is right for them. They actually enjoy surrendering to a higher power, while still others insist on retaining control over almost everything around them.
Some are action-oriented and fulfill themselves by performing deeds.
Intellectuals love to learn and find that process to be the best way to make the most of themselves.
Whatever their orientation, the majority still choose marriage and family life, and I wish to point out some of the reasons why this is one of the most direct paths to wisdom and enlightenment.
Marriage is a great challenge, especially in the modern time when options are many. People don't need marriage now in the same way they used to. It's no longer necessary for survival, nor, apparently, even for childrearing.
Almost half of all children in America are born out of wedlock these days. I'm not saying this is a good thing. It certainly renders the concept of fatherhood a bit more ephemeral and I'm reasonably sure this is not a good thing at all.
Nevertheless, people are having lots of babies "illegitimately," a concept that, along with the word "bastard," has outlived its usefulness.
The point is people are not getting married as a matter of course like they used to, at least not for the same reasons. Marriage has changed, even if the personal qualities needed in order to make a success of it haven't.
The modern marital ideal is egalitarian, for one thing. This means, in order to succeed, an individual must learn to advocate for the self while simultaneously honoring the other. Now, this is a bit tricky. To do this effectively, it is necessary to develop humility and courtesy, and use them together in communication, all while not failing to remain true to (and express) oneself.
Don't you agree this is tricky? It's not so easy to do this in the heat of action, especially when emotions are triggered as they usually are in a love relationship where, seemingly, everything is on the line on a daily basis. It's a delicate negotiation that takes place and to do it right requires not only skill but dedication and maturity as well.
And this is my real point. Developing this necessary maturity is the same as spiritual growth because it necessitates transcending the limited self of the "I" and becoming something "greater." Spiritual growth is all about getting over oneself. Maybe, if you're a monk or a nun and completely dedicated to the spiritual path, you can let go of yourself and merge with the Godhead like St. John of the Cross or Theresa of Avila.
But for married people, letting go of oneself is really not a good option and leads to pathology, dysfunction and depression, not to mention divorce. The deal is, you have to "get over yourself" without letting go of yourself. Here's why.
Marriage takes two. You have to be there, really be there with all your faculties, providing a counterpoint for your partner to struggle with/love. Remaining present, under fire sometimes, under stress most of the time, isn't so easy. It requires virtue. And virtue is, or should be, the end product of maturity. And what is virtue? Well, virtue hasn't changed much even if marriage has.
To listen attentively, with concern, requires self-control and compassion. That's two virtues. To understand and respect another's point of view when you disagree requires generosity and tolerance. Two more. To get past an argument and continue to love well requires forgiveness and patience. Two more.
Are you following me? Think this is easy? To act lovingly when one doesn't feel loving requires humility, discipline, intention and a voluntary release of pride and self-righteousness.
There is always something to let go of. Usually it's an emotion that stems from our mammalian self. We've been wounded or we desire/fear something. Letting go of these feelings is essential to both marital and spiritual growth.
Our base impulses, our animal instincts, sometimes interfere with the expression of virtuous behavior. No one is born perfect. But we have an opportunity, while we're alive, to improve. This growth, this maturation, requires us to overcome some of the basic animal urges we were born with.
And this will help your marriage, too.
Hugh R. Leavell has been a marriage and family therapist in Palm Beach County for 18 years. He offers free seminars on couples communication and conflict management. Call him at (561) 471-0067 or visit his Web site www.oneminutetherapist.com.
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Writing and film-making are intricately connected activities. Books are made into films. Films have their genesis in the written word as screen plays, treatments, synopses and pitches, and are written about in reviews, critiques, analyses, histories and promotions. They also inspire writing in the form of creative responses in poetry, novels, plays and blogs. Films from a diverse range of genres, cultures and historical periods will be interpreted using a combination of cultural and film theory. The unit engages students in the interplay between writing and film whereby, through the production of critical and creative responses to films, students learn to interrogate cinematic representation and to hone their skills in writing for, about and back to film.
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Calling all 'Psych-Os!': 'Psych The Musical' premieres Sunday, Dec. 15by jmaloni
Two-hour special musical event features Santa Barbara's finest singing and dancing along with special guest stars ally Sheedy, Tony-winner Barry Bostwick, Anthony Rapp, Brooke Lyons and Jimmi Simpson
On Sunday, Dec. 15, USA Network's hit series "Psych" presents a spectacular two-hour musical special, "Psych The Musical." Fans have been waiting years for this musical extravaganza that will have everyone's favorite faux psychic, his best friend and the Santa Barbara Police Department's finest all kicking up their heels and singing 14 original songs.
In the special, Shawn (James Roday) and Gus (Dulé Hill) dive into a world that's equal parts mystery and melody. The duo must track down playwright and mad man, Z (guest star Anthony Rapp, "Rent"), who six years earlier was deemed criminally insane after trapping a critic in the theater and burning it to the ground. With little to go on, they are forced to consult with the one person Z confided in while institutionalized - a dangerous and familiar villain from Shawn's past. Their informant uses songs and cryptic clues to reveal Z's next steps.
"Psych" creator/executive producer Steve Franks wrote and directed "Psych The Musical," and, along with music composer Adam Cohen, co-wrote the 14 original songs and reprises. The music and lyrics were recorded in part on the iconic Sinatra stage at Capital Records in Los Angeles. In addition to Rapp, guest stars include Ally Sheedy ("The Breakfast Club") who returns as the infamous Mr. Yang, Tony Award winner Barry Bostwick ("Cougar Town"), Brooke Lyons ("2 Broke Girls") and Jimmi Simpson ("It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia") plus Kurt Fuller ("Midnight in Paris") who recurs as Woody the coroner.
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- "Yang's Death" - Jimmi Simpson/Sheedy
- "Shawn's Breakdown" - Roday/Rapp
- "Gus in the Spotlight" - Hill
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Two Prince George's County police officers are under criminal investigation in Charles County for allegedly handcuffing, detaining and assaulting a teenager in order to teach him a lesson.
Law enforcement sources say the officers were off duty but in a marked cruiser when they allegedly stopped three teens in a Waldorf neighborhood after the teens had left a Memorial Day party.
Law enforcement sources tell FOX 5 the two officers live in the neighborhood where the party took place and went after the teens for reasons still not clear--detaining and handcuffing two of them before one got away.
Law enforcement sources say it all started at a house in the 2800 block of Merchant Court in Waldorf, where the teens say they were invited for a Memorial Day picnic.
As the afternoon turned to evening, the teens told investigators the homeowner accused them of taking items from the house and searched one of the teens.
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About 20 minutes after the homeowner searched one of the teens, the three arrived in another section of the sub-division where two were on bikes and one was on foot. As the off duty officers approached, one of the teens ran off, a second was detained by one of the off duty officers and a third teen, who we are calling J.L., arrived in the 3000 block of Miranda Place. That's where he says the officer said "Stop, or I will shoot you in the back." J.L. says he then sunk to his knees and the officer tackled him.
A man who says he witnessed the incident agreed to recount what he saw as long as fox 5 didn't identify him.
"Approaching the roundabout in Charles Crossing, I noticed a large Caucasian male chasing a younger black male and when I came around the roundabout I saw the officer--I didn't know he was an officer, but he was pounding on top of the victim."
J.L. says he and the other teen were then handcuffed and driven away.
"I was very scared and nervous sir; I didn't know where they were taking me or what they were going to do."
J.L.'s father agreed to let us speak to him as long as we did not show his face or use his real name.
He says the second teen who was also detained was able to slip out of his handcuffs and get away.
Now J.L. was all alone.
"I had to just sit back there and ride, I didn't know if I was ever going to see my parents again. I didn't know if I was going to die or live another day."
J.L. says the officers told him he would now get the worst of it since his friends got away and drove him to a gravel driveway where J.L. says he was told to get out of the cruiser and walk up to the fence. That's where his handcuffs were removed and the officers told him to put his chin against the fence and count to 100.
They then drove away.
"They never said anything about why they were detaining you? Asked FOX 5's Paul Wagner.
"No sir"
"And then when you got here what were you thinking?"
I was afraid they would shoot or taze me there was just so much stuff going through my head."
J.L.'s father, Billy Anderson told FOX 5, "I'm very disappointed, I'm very disgusted. My son has been violated. I feel like I have been violated, my wife has been violated--all the trauma he went through, I didn't know I would have a kid again."
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