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|Summer 1996
The Color of Crime
To the editor:
The problem with many journalists and pundits in discussions on race is that they tend to focus on the worst elements among black Americans and then classify these as characteristic of the whole. They make race the overriding factor for pathologies that some blacks exhibit. The result: a grossly unfair and inaccurate portrait of the black population. The term "black crime" implies that somehow crimes committed by blacks are related more to their race than to the human frailties that make criminals criminals. But white and black malefactors commit crimes for the same reasons. Yet the term "white crime" is never used. When white citizens commit crimes, it is chalked up to individual shortcomings.
Gwen Daye Richardson
John J. DiIulio Jr. responds:
The term does not imply what Ms. Richardson says it does. As I made clear in my article, quoting Professor Glenn Loury, crime is a problem of "sin, not skin." And as I stressed with the example of the Reverend Gene Rivers, crime among young blacks must be met by a national mobilization of black churches. With the Reverend Rivers and others, I'm devoting myself to this effort. We believe that a focus on "black crime" is not only analytically justified but morally necessary, because black rates of crime and criminal victimization are so tragically high, especially among black males. We are interested in saving real inner-city children, who are more likely to be victims of violent crime than to be college graduates. We have little time or patience for empty word games.
Reverence Revisited
To the editor:
Emily Anderson
To the editor:
Conservatives are right about the Enlightenment, of course. It injected lethal poisonscultural and moral relativism materialism, determinism, militant atheisminto mainstream Western thought. As the scholar Lester Crocker argued, the Marquis de Sade's ferocious nihilism just followed Enlightenment thought to its logical conclusion.
But Mr. Scruton's alternative is empty. Blasphemously snitching religious language, he makes bizarre pronouncements. "Respect for the dead . . . prompts the awe with which we enter sacred places or celebrate sacred times." Really? My awe at Mass owes nothing to respect for the deadand everything to belief in a transcendent God and the real presence of Christ. He speaks too of those whose "happiness depends upon the approval of people who are no longer living." When did dead people ever approve of anything? If self-willed moderns are too skeptical to obey a transcendent God, what makes Scruton think they will heed something far less powerful, "the voice of the collective dead"? Because ignoring that voice isn't nice? A flouted God might damn my soul. What will the dead do?
John Attarian
Habeas Corpus
To the editor:
When Stewart died in 1876, he was buried in Saint Mark's churchyard at Second Avenue and 10th Street (also still standing). In November 1878 his body was exhumed by thieves, hidden, and held for ransom. Lawyers representing both the thieves and Mrs. Stewart negotiated terms. The body was returned for a payment of $20,000 and re-interred in a vault (with a burglar alarm) in the cathedral in Garden Citya Stewart real-estate development. The thieves were never apprehended.
Richard McDermott
Colonial New York's Example
To the editor:
The charter of New York's original municipal corporation gave it title to much of the island's shoreline, which it leased to entrepreneurs interested in building wharves, docks, and streets. In this way, the waterfront was developed at no cost to the freemen of the town. The lease revenues provided the corporation with income to defray its own operating expenses. As Hendrik Hartog writes in a splendid history of the city in this period, this policy made possible "a form of capital investment and development without reliance on the exactions of the tax gatherer or the exertions of a public bureaucracy." It was thus that New York grew wealthy from its sea and inland trade.
Leonard P. Liggio
Victims Left and Right
To the editor:
Surely not all liberals subscribe to this view, while many conservatives just as surely do. Has Dr. Dalrymple forgotten that it was Ronald Reagan, a man with dubious liberal credentials, who declared in his speech at the military cemetery at Bitburg that the SS murderers buried therein were, like those they had butchered, victims of dark forces beyond their control?
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Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone added: "I sincerely hope that the Formula One is going to play a big part in what I can see happening in Sochi. I'm sure the circuit can be a super circuit. It's all the things we need and wanted, and we are very happy."
Putin added that plans to build a world class racing circuit at the Black Sea resort city would need the organization of a management company, which Putin stressed should be comprised of private national companies. A number of companies have already come forward in investing for the 200 million race track, including oil company Lukoil, the state-run Rostekhnologil, and cell phone carrier Megafon,.
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KNOXVILLE (WATE) - ARC Automotive, a global manufacturer of airbag inflator products, will soon add two new production lines at it's Third Creek facility.
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ARC has been headquartered in Knoxville since 1992. The expansion increases the number of employees by 50 percent.
"Once we get them here, we keep 'em," Knox County Mayor Tim Burchett said. "It's exactly what we're seeing, they are finding out what a great area this is to do business in."
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How do we know that New Testament references to Jewish persecution of Jesus and the Apostolic Church weren't written by later editors (redactors) who wanted to blame the Jews for the death of Jesus?
Current liberal scholarship thinks that Jesus must have been a very different kind of person than described in the Gospels. Their presuppositions require them to believe Paul and later New Testament writers "invented" Christianity and recreated Christ to fit the doctrinal/theological needs of the church.
"More recent arguments against the historicity of the controversies emanate from circles that have attempted, often for quite blatant twentieth-century motives, to deny that Jesus clashed at all with his Jewish contemporaries. Within post-holocaust theology, as we saw earlier, this has been part of the attempt to reclaim Jesus as a good first-century Jew who would be horrified at the thought of a 'Christianity' attempting to base itself upon him. This obviously carries with it the necessity to argue a case not just about Jesus, but about the early church: Jesus did not oppose his Jewish contemporaries, but the early church did theirs…." (N.T. Wright, Jesus and the Victory of God, p. 373)
One can only "reconstruct Jesus" (i.e. radically define Him and His mission) if one starts out with the assumption that the primary sources of information about Him—the New Testament Gospels and Epistles—are "biased" and unreliable. In other words, reconstructing Jesus requires bias against the New Testament witnesses.
Timothy Luke Johnson, along with other scholars, has issued a crushing rebuttal of liberal "Jesus" scholars who, while playing to their audience of Post-modern academicians, attack the doctrinal foundation of Christianity and the authority of the New Testament documents with subjective and pseudo-scientific methodologies. (See The Real Jesus: The Misguided Quest for the Historical Jesus and the Truth of the Traditional Gospel by Luke Timothy Johnson)
N.T. Wright has shown that accurate understanding of Jesus requires pertinent historical questions:
- "What do we know about the cultural and religious context of Jesus' world?"
- "What was Jesus' relation to the Judaism of his day?"
- "What were His aims?"
- "Why did He die?"
- "Why did Christianity come into being and take the form it did?"
Careful examination of the evidence relating to these questions has overwhelmingly confirmed the reliability of the New Testament and the validity of beliefs the Christian church held from its apostolic beginnings. (See The New Testament and the People of God, Jesus and the Victory of God, and The Resurrection of the Son of God by N.T. Wright.)
Today there is a growing assortment of books by believing scholars that demonstrate the historical accuracy of the New Testament. Two of the most concise and easily read summaries of the evidence are Is the New Testament Reliable, A Look at Historical Evidence, by Paul Barnett and The Historical Reliability of the Gospels by Craig L Blomberg.


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great food; great beerPosted on 07 / 21 / 2014
The food here is amazing, and lots of choices. The beer selection is choice. Very cool atmosphere. Go!
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The food here is amazing, and lots of choices. The beer selection is choice. Very cool atmosphere. Go!
Not much selection from the near buffet style food but it can be fixed any way you like it. You also get a healthy portion for your buck. Desserts at the counter are too tempting to resist when your paying your tab. The decor is amazing...I notice something new every time I'm there. The best part is the bar, although in an awkward "alley like" spot. They have a great selection of beers on tap to keep you busy for the evening.Pros: simple menu, affordable, brewski
What a wonderful surprise! Tucked away in a little downtown strip. It is well worth finding. The food is deliciously prepared with lots of variety to choose from. All vegan! We had a combination plate of chick pea marsala, a cabbage salad, quinoa, another item and a REALLY yummy chipotle sauce.Pros: Flavorful, Variety, Friendly
This is my first review on Happy Cow and I just wanted to say this place is awesome.
I've been vegetarian my whole life and I've never eaten meat. I've more recently become vegan as well while also trying to lower my gluten/added sugar intake. ( Poison... look it up! )
Anyways, I read through a lot of the bad reviews and I completely disagree with all of them. The color of the food doesn't look good? It doesn't look appetizing? Are you crazy!?!? First of all maybe your preconceptions of what color food should be is tainted by mainstream processed/added food coloring foods ( also poison ). Everything looked great. I had the burrito with added tofu scramble... Delicious!
On top of all of this, Ryan knows good beer! So you get awesome inexpensive vegan food ( vegan deserts without added sugar or gluten.. what!?!!? ) AND awesome craft beer selections, what else do you want?
Also... guy from NY... no one cares where you are from. People smoke... and I doubt they were inside the establishment smoking. Don't ding the establishment because of other people ruining your 1 time experience, get over it. Also maybe hole-in-the-wall atmospheres isn't your thing, so go somewhere else. ( Millenium in SFO is fine vegan dining )
I enjoyed this quiet vegan gem while I worked, had some good beers ( gluten in beer I know, it's a weakness ) and made some new friends.
Thanks Good Karma, I will be back tomorrow!Pros: Inexpensive, Craft Beer Selection, Large Selection
I've been a regular at Good Karma since they opened, and the food has really improved over that time. It's worth remembering that it's a casual, quick, *deli-style* setup--don't walk in expecting a more 'fancy' restaurant made-to-order dish. Personally, I love that the food is quick and not too pretentious. The kale salad and spicy basil tofu are my usual go-tos, as well as the 'buddha buns'. Also, the last time I stopped in, I had a delicious chocolate espresso cupcake. There have been days when some dishes didn't taste just right, but overall, I find things to be consistently tasty.
The place has a nice atmosphere and an **amazing** selection of craft beers, as well. Sure, it's small and often crowded--and I really don't appreciate the occasional smoker that still lurks around the patio seating area--but it's such a refreshing option in the otherwise drab, generally vegan-unfriendly wasteland of downtown San Jose. I hope they stick around for many years to come!Pros: Amazing selection of craft beers, Tasty, quick vegan food at decent prices, Really nice, knowledgeable staff
I would characterize a visit to Good Karma as similar to, but not in a totally uncomplimentary way, going to a house party: you've got people outside socializing/smoking, having to maneuver between a crowd inside, dub music playing overhead, and most people are pretty much there for the beer. This is pretty much what an evening at Good Karma is like.
Whether the atmosphere is of appeal is down to personal preference, but let me just say that the food really good. It's like vegan comfort food. I had BBQ Chikn Drumsticks (I could eat a ton of those), Jamaican Jerk Tofu (YUM), and Mashed Potatoes (BEST), AND a slice of chocolate pie...all for around $10. They've also got a variey of craft beers on tap which I still have yet to try, but are apparently very popular.
Yeah, it's small. In fact, how they manage to have live music performances is astonishing to me. But you get a sense there's a strong support for the local scene & artists. For this, I'm greatful places like Good Karma exist, and not solely for being one of the few vegan joints scattered around the South Bay.Pros: Good food + portions, Friendly people, VERY good value
I'm always excited to try a new veg place. Good Karma was a huge disappointed. The food was overcooked, oversalted slop. The atmosphere was cramped and funky. Cigarette smoked seeped in from one of the 2 outdoor tables. Really? Cigarettes, Vegetarian Food and Good Karma? While I am visiting San Jose from New York, I'll be eating at the Vegetarian House and Tofoo Com Chay, for great food and great service. Sure, I'm not thrilled about the Supreme Master stuff all over the place but the people on staff at both of these places are always kind and the food never disappoints.
go here all the time, the food is soulful, home made goodness. The menu changes but always tastes the same. The beer selection is fantastic and the owners are the sweetest people ever. You can feel the love when they cook for you. We've purchased full holiday meals from them and it was so nice to not have to cook. Did I mention that its the one Vegan restaurant in the entire san jose area that isn't run by the "Supreme Master" cult?Pros: Vegan, friendly environment, heartwarming food
Both my partner me were disappointed in the food at the Good Karma. The Chana Masala was very hot but lacked any rich or deep flavor from middle-eastern spices or herbs, just hot. My partner, who prides himself on being able to eat anything, left it on his plate. The vegan Teriyaki Chicken he ate, but only for the food value, but not for taste or appearance. I had the Chana Masala and Thai Curry, but wondered why they called it Thai Curry. It tasted like overly steamed vegetables with a little super market curry powder mixed in
"None of the items in the case look appetizing!" said my grandson who didn't order anything. We should have listened to him. I am in hopes that it was an off day for the Good Karma, but all the items in the buffet case did look pretty sad. Grandpa didn't make any points with his 13 year old grandson.Pros: Downtown San Jose, Easy to find
I agree. None of the food looked appetizing to me either. Looked like it had been sitting there for hours! The health dept. should pay them a visit! It was nice to have a lot of options I could eat, but overall-SUPER disappointed :(
I've only been to Good Karma once, but I'm definitely planning on going back. The DAL was AWESOME! The desserts were the bomb! Friendly staff, laid back atmosphere.Pros: Excellent food, Great Value, nice portions
was excited to find what sounded like a cool vegan spot in san jose, however was disappointed with the options and the quality. no fresh beverages, they're all out of bottle...which was fine, it's a deli after all. but the food (out of the deli case) was reheated in microwave. my dining partner found two hairs in his meal, unsure if it was human hair or the hair from the server's dog (he went back and forth to visit his dog outside all during our meal). before leaving, went to the loo, a site i wish i hadn't seen, especially since it was right off the kitchen (will spare the details!). i enjoyed the flavors of my food, however it left me feeling not-so-great after. on the pros: the chocolate pie was amazing...and i liked the indie/artsy spirit. overall, perhaps a good spot for the undiscerning college student, but not for someone who enjoys vegan quality.Pros: vegan dedication, indie vibe
We get down to San Jose about once a year. Good Karma Vegan Deli will be a recurring stop for us. Last January 2010, we stopped in for lunch several times!
The food is served cafeteria and deli case style. The food is sold by the plate, with the option to get one or several different choices on your plate. They serve everything from home cooking style mashed potatoes and gravy, spaghetti and salad to various Asian staples like black bean tofu.
If you don't like your food touching, this isn't the place to eat. However, if you're like me and love the blending of flavors as sauces co-mingle, you might enjoy Good Karma.
My husband enjoyed the more spicy offerings, such as the curries and chana masala, with a cold beer. I on the other hand am really sensitive to spice and stuck to the mellower choices. I really liked the mashed potatoes, though they were a bit salty, I ate them several times! The spaghetti was delicious, and I loved the tofu scramble.
I was a bit disappointed in the drink offerings for those who don't drink alcohol, like myself.
The service was good, the staff was willing to chat and talk about the food available when it wasn't busy. However, a couple of times we went when they were supposed to be open and they hadn't opened yet.
Definitely a place I'll visit again, a comfortable place for a filling meal.Pros: Cheap and Quick, Lots of Flavor, Satisfying Portions
First time I ever went here i was hooked! I recommend this place to vegan and non vegan a like cause either way you life your life the food will not dissapoint you. This is actually a GREAT place to bring a new vegan or someone who's thinking of turning vegan because it's a wonderful first-time vegan food experience. Staff is very nice too. They have a saying on the wall behind the counter: "Work hard and be nice to people," They really live up to that!
;-)Pros: Excellent Customer Service, Excellent Food, Fun atmosphere
My boyfriend and I tried out Good Karma and it was absolutely amazing. We tried it on a Sunday, so it wasn't very crowded and there was plenty of seating available. The guy helping us was so nice and offered a lot of advice for vegans new to the area!
The food was AMAZING! We had the mashed potatoes (to die for), the stuffed bell peppers (super good) and the BBQ "chicken wings" (I don't know how they do it). Everything was so delicious and what a great deal for $9! My bf and I filled up with just one plate!
There's a lot of really great art on the walls and there's definitely a laid-back, eclectic feel (which I happen to love).
Definitely try this place if you're in the area.Pros: GREAT food!, Wonderful staff, Cool atmosphere
excellent hand made food, with a variety of choices. mostly indian based items, curies and chick peas, but with teriyaki items too, stuffed bells, tofu scramble. some wraps, but i have never tried them.
all items are displayed and you get three and some brown rice for under 8 bucks.
a nicely laid out space with local artists displayed on the walls and generally cool music playing.
the drawback? they server beer on tap. and the people who come in for the beer seem to be friends with whomever is working at the time, frequently taking away from the (what i feel) primary purpose of a vegan restaurant: paying attention to the customer who wants to order and eat. hip slackers guzzling beer and my desire to have a good vegan meal dont seem to mesh well, especially when, as i said, the drinkers are friends with the staff.
I ate here in the evening and the food was excellent. The young woman there explained all the different choices available that night. I had Curry Tofu and Terryaki Tofu, both of which were exceptionally good. I agree with another reviewer that they need to label the different choices available, but other than that I would rate it excellent food, service, and value. I would eat here again.Pros: Excellent food, Good value, Friendly/helpful staff
went here after my husband ran the SJ Marathon. it was a weekend, so it was slooooooooooow-- looks like the food had been in the case for a while...
BUT it was YUMMY! loved that you could pick out your items individually- VERY generous portions. Went out of their way to make sure our 5 year old had kid-friendly food.
cool little urban cafe w/ friendly staff & great downtown locationPros: GREAT food, laid back , location
Stumbled across this place with my teenage son on our way to a Sharks game. It was a bit awkward at first - we went in and didn't understand how the process worked (there is a menu that lists all that they offer but you need to choose from what is available in the case that day). We weren't sure if we were supposed to sit and order or stand at the counter and no one acknowledged our presence for about 5 minutes. Really uncomfortable. If we weren't so hungry we probably would have left.
Finally someone explained to us how things worked and we picked two entrees. We had to ask for each option to be explained because there were no signs indicating what was what and the person helping us seemed a bit put out by having to explain to us.
I had like a stuffed potato dumpling type of thing that was EXCELLANT. My son had a pasta dish that was just OK. I also had some salad with a cajun ranch dressing which was really good.
When I went to pay I was shocked at how cheap everything was! So it was a great value and I really enjoyed my meal so I would absolutely try it again.Pros: Cheap, Good food, Nice selection of beers
I went to Good Karma while I was in San Jose visiting. I went with a non-vegetarian friend. I enjoyed the food. The staff was very professional and helped me pick out what I needed to match my eating needs. I will go back the next time I am in the area.Pros: Cheap, Friendly Staff, Informative
I loved, simple concept, and delicious dishes!Pros: cheap, tasty
It's a wonderful place with great food and wonderful staff. A few things to keep in mind:You need to get there early or late for lunch because there will be a line! They have a menu of everything they make, but every day they only make a few things from the menu, but they are very fresh! Give their choc cheese cake a try!
I have been a vegan for 14 years and I have never come across a place like this. The service is great, the atmosphere is great and the food is so good I cannot put it into words. If you are lucky enough to go in when they are serving mashed potatoes please do yourself a favor and order them. They are THE best potatoes you will ever have. Good food, good service and a cool place to hang out who could ask more.Pros: Great art on the walls, Great service
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Today i got to work with crystal report for small project. but this stupid problem got my whole day for just one report. this is problem with crystal report. i wanted to display 2 table content in one report(it's a comparrision report) all works except displaying those in correct way.
For example, say you have to display data from two tables on the same report page. Now say, you create two Detail sections and bind each Detail section with a table, you will find second table records repeating within the first table records.
For example, if I want to generate a report that looks like below.
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To do this, you will have to create two details sections on the same level, not recursive.
The work around for this is using sub reports. What we do is to create two sub reports, one for Customers and one for Orders. These sub reports have nothing but a single Detail section.
Now we create two Page Header sections on the main report and put a sub report on each Page Header sections. The new report looks like this.
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– Page Header 2
o Sub Report 2
o Detail Section (Hide it)
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but again this gave me problem when i added more fields and images in to report. searched net, changed all the option one by one in the report. no luck.
finaly i changed above structure in to
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now this works for me. :)
And similarly, your data can be coming from multiple data sources; you can bind as many as sub reports with different data sources.
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Wasn't Dopp with Spitzer all through his AG bullying years? If so, tell me Dopp didn't learn how to manipulate the press at the hands of the master himself, Czar Spitzer. Did the Czar know? He knew at least of the tactics, it would seem.
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Guess the misuse of the tools of power tougher to get away with as governor than as prosecutor.
Stupid question probably, but does anyone know how the $1.4B was used to help the state? Was that ever documented?
I think the $1.4B went to a special committee whose goal is to find new ways to tax New Yorkers.
This is why I never will vote for Billary Clinton: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jhk5RtXJd0
Spitzer remains the biggest hypocrite in US politics. NYers who ignored his AG antics and destruction of constitutional rights should finally take notice that they elected a megalomaniac demagogue as their Gov. Anyone who continues to do business in NY is an idiot.
Also, Dopp was Spitzer's main press hitman leaking details of endless cases to the media that forced tons of innocent companies and individuals to settle meritless cases. It's a real joy to see payback like this!
Where are all the business bashers who fed on the Sptitzer frenzy during his previous reign of terror? Shame.
This points out why our judicial system is so screwed up. Business folded when intimidated by Spiter because it had no choice. A prosecutor's power is overwhelming and you're destroyed even if you're innocent. I want to move to NY so I can vote for Bruno — who has taught Spitzer it ain't so easy to pull this crap in the political gutter. People fight back!
Elliot Mess is the type of person who believes that if you are an opponent, you must be corrupt (and Albany has plenty of both). Therefore, using the cops to bring you down serves the public good, whether there's any truth to the charges. Spitzer has done nothing in his seven months as governor except bully people. He used to get away with it as AG, he's finding it tougher as governor to do it against people used to mud slinging and bare knuckled brawls.
I think we need to add an important caveat about Harvard and Yale: George W. Bush, the bumbling, incoherent, inarticulate, egregiously incompetent President, has an undergraduate degree from Yale and an MBA from Harvard. Instantly, the hallowed reputations of these institutions are tarnished.
Spitzer's use of tactics that would've made Nixon and Segretti blush are a black mark on his record, though his willingness to engage in them probably portend a future in national politics. Spitzer is about half as smart and half as courageous as he thinks he is. He's eerily similar to other prep school kids I've known, motivated by self-interest, greed, ego, fame, yet strangely insecure and, in the end, incompetent.
Its not surprising that WSJ readers revel in Spitzer's mess. But note that this relatively small scandal certainly does not mean that Grasso and Greenberg are not thieves and that analysts are not conflicted, etc. All it means is that Joe Bruno and, to a lesser extent, Andrew I will stop at nothing to be governor Cuomo, are wilily opponents who just schooled Spitzer in hardball Albany politics. But the Administration is young and so is Spitzer. . .
Yes, logically doesn't prove innocence, but it does raise questions about the PR campaign that destroyed their presumptions of innocence. Any prosecutor who approaches doing justice like that is a criminal, and one would hope inappropriate as president. Not so sure about that last point, however. :)
It's "market timing" not "marketing timing," and it refers to the rapid in-and-out trading of mutual funds. It is different from "late trading," which you described.
I just hope this means we will be seeing an update on this story until it is pounded into the ground. Drag out the energizer bunny logo!
Hasn't a clue. If Cuomo was gunning for E Spit he'd be facing indictment right now. Bruno was the victim, you dolt. The tables were turned by Fred Dicker and the NY Post. Oh and Ken Lagone is enjoying this plenty, as he should.
I'm a die-hard Democrat, but I truly believe that Spitzer and his goons are a disgrace. They think they're playing hardball, but they wouldn't know hardball from croquet. AG Cuomo is right to investigate and prosecute, without fear, favor, or prejudice.
I'm printing my "Don't blame me – I voted for Faso" bumper stickers at this very moment. Anyone who read the Wall Street Journal Op Ed by John Whitehead back on December 22, 2005 would have known what New York was in for. see Whitehead's Op Ed http://www.opinionjournal.com/extra/?id=110007713
What did the governor know, and when did he know it?
Spitzergate – he knew, he knows he knew and we should know what he knew.
First Alan Hevesi, and now Spitzer. And now the Democrats are offering us Billary Clinton for President.
spitzer is what every career-government attorney wishes to be: a career bully against anyone they perceive as vulnerable to their unholy quest for power. the use of their idiot buddies in the media is the easiest part of the deal.
Spitzer was a breath of fresh air turning a state AG position into better and more feared than the US DoJ.
Spitzer and his aides failed to recognize that the executive is not the proper place to start an investigation as when Spitzer was NY AG. It should have been turned over to Cuomo and only if Cuomo refused to properly act, one direction or another, could the governor have a solid basis to end-run the current NY AG.
Few of the elite Spitzer attacked as NY AG were harmless nor defenseless and Spitzer's results in his cases, whether due to ruthlessness or not, scream a winner. The recent actions noted are regrettable but almost certainly not unlawful just as the current NY AG claimed.
Why not? Better than Reno, Ashcroft and Gonzales, added or multiplied together.
A constitutional amendment to free the AG from normal cabinet selection procedures would be necessary, but looking at Reno and Waco, Ashcroft and his tenure and Gonzales and his lack of any of the "Right Stuff" except ethnicity, America should all join in and get the US AG made into as non-political an office as possible!!
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Making the decision to give up your child is never an easy one -- and surely dropping off your newborn infant somewhere because you realize you can't care for it or don't want it can never really be considered a totally "right" decision. But, let's face it, it is going to happen sometimes -- and when it does, it's much preferable that a mother drop off her infant at a safe haven. There are alternatives that happen all of the time that are just too horrible to think about. Most states have safe haven laws that allow for a mother to drop off her baby at a place like a hospital or fire station without penalty.
Ten years ago, one mom made the decision to leave her newborn in front of a fire station. Neither the fireman who found the boy nor the boy himself ever forgot that moment. When the two of them are reunited, you're going to break out the the tissues, I promise.
Ten years ago, firefighter Wesley Keck was in his Texas firehouse on a cold winter morning when he caught sight of something that made him do a double-take -- a baby carrier outside of the station. Keck raced out and found a baby asleep in his carriage.
Keck told his colleagues someone had left them "a gift" and then cradled the sleeping infant, whom he doesn't remember crying at all. The boy was eventually adopted by Rebecca Quintanilla, who has five other adopted children. She named him Koregan.
She says Koregan always knew he was adopted, and loved to watch the TV news clips of him being found at the firehouse as a baby. When his teacher asked the class where each of them would dream of going, Koregan answered the firehouse where he was found. He called it "my fire station." So his mom decided to grant his wish for his birthday. She tracked down Keck and planned a reunion.
The pictures of the burly firefighter and the handsome little man hugging each other will bring happy tears to your eyes. Rebecca says her son is "a good kid, shy, kind, and always giving things away to people." She believes he got these traits from Keck -- even though they only spent a few hours together.
And maybe he got some of those traits from his biological mother. She gave away something precious for reasons only she can know -- but she did it in the right way.
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I think safe haven laws are great, and I wish they would put out more awareness about them. Us here on The Stir see articles about them every few weeks and assume that it's well-known that you can drop off an infant in a local hospital, fire station, police station, and in some states, even a place of worship without legal recourse, but that isn't always the case. And we all know what can happen to a baby when a mother panics and wants to get rid of it.
I do, however, wonder about the backstory in this particular case. The picture of Koregan as a baby on the original article shows an infant well bundled in a nice car seat. He's dressed well and had a blanket over him; there's even a rolled up blanket to keep his head from lolling back and forth. This is not a baby left in a box or screaming in the freezing cold. The mother (or someone else) obviously cared enough about him to make sure he had somewhere safe to sit and was warm. I just wonder what happened to make the mother or family want to give him up? I'm just curious that way, even though it doesn't matter now and the story had a happy ending. :)
As a birth mother who placed a child for adoption 7 years ago, I know all too well the feeling of inadequacy a mom feels that urges her to make this choice. We don't know who this brave, courageous, and loving mother is but I pray her life is blessed and that she knows she did the right thing. Whether you choose a safe haven or go through the full adoption process, it takes guts and selflessness to do what she did and I commend her for it.


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In the et 9/09 issue, we covered the new phenomenon that hit Daytona Beach this year – WinterJAM. The weekend event covered everything Volkswagen from a air-cooled festival, pro-surf competition and concert experience. It also had a section dedicated to Euro cars called DubJam H2O which is moving indoors for 2010.
DubJam H2O will be held in the newly-built Daytona Beach Ocean Center, a 200K sqft facility overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Competition takes place on February 19-20 and will feature the best VW, Audi, Porsche, BMW and Mercedes the Florida region has to offer. Other attractions taking place include a BMX and skate exhibition, live music, autocross, dyno and burnout competitions plus the ever-so-popular bikini contest hosted by speedhotties.com
Here are some photos from last year. To read the article from last year's event, click the following link: http://www.eurotuner.com/eventcoverage/eurp_0909_winterjam_2009_third_annual/index.html


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Friday, June 7, 2013 - 10:44am
The U.S. unemployment rate is up, but just barely. The May jobs numbers were released earlier today (Friday).
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports 175-thousand jobs were added in May. That's more than analysts expected and more than what was added last month.
Officials say 11-point-8 million people are unemployed, that's a small increase from April.


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Primarily I take umbrage with your distaste about Hawkeye. I can forgive you not giving a shit for Cap (oh my god but how why steeeeeeeeeve) because all right, Australian, meet Captain America, Captain America, meet Australian fascinated by American culture but fearsomely hardcore about Australian independence etc etc etc etc etc I can see how you would prefer to just… gloss over him. But Hawkeye! Magical arrows?!?!?!? HOW. DARE. YOU.
No no but really. The key to enjoying the Avengers is not to have "read the Avengers" because straight up, that DOES NOT EXIST. At this point there are so many divergent Marvel continuities, and the Avengers are often treated like a cobbled together supergroup of whoever might need a sales bump for their own title, and god, it's worse than Doctor Who, that expecting to have to read a century's worth of comic books is not at all what's required. The expectation is purely movie based. It's the MCU - the Marvel Cinematic Universe - and it's a self-contained continuity. This includes the Hulk movie which I've never actually seen and does not star Mark Ruffalo and so in my opinion does not even really count, the two existing Iron Man movies which are both straight up pleasurable popcorn flicks, the Captain America movie which was less a superhero movie and more an alternate universe war film with an incredibly endearing protagonist, and Thor, which set up all of Loki's motivations towards evil in the Avengers, as well as, of course, Thor's point for being on Earth too.
There's an Iron Man 3 being filmed, a sequel to Captain America that people have signed contracts for, an Avengers sequel, and probably a handful more movies to be made now that the Avengers basically broke all box office records forever. It's a huge profitable franchise but at the MOMENT it boils down to six (well five not counting hulk) movies to watch. You don't have to read a single comic to understand any of it, apart from having the basic understanding about what a superhero is and where you should suspend your disbelief for maximum popcorn-munching enjoyment.
It's interesting that you made a comparison to the Harry Potter movies in your post, because in my opinion the MCU is a far more successful example of a movie adaptation of complex canon than the HP films. Instead of just dropping entire subplots or randomly providing huge expository chunks at weird times in the stories, the Avengers franchise films have the benefit of switching perspective, tone, and even audience for each main character. And interesting references and callbacks and side characters are incorporated in tantalizing ways that can be enjoyed on their own in the movies (like Hawkeye, whose backstory is currently unexamined in MCU) or investigated further with some geeky research if that's your bag (Hawkeye is kind of the Robin of Marvel in that he's an orphan from the circus but he was a bad guy and the good guys decided not to kill him and he became a good guy instead and also he's a cocky sonofabitch and I just have a lot of feelings about him okay but that's just not in any of the movies yet) but none of that knowledge is required to understand the plot of the movies, because they are all, on a basic level, simple stories about saving the day. It's just that, taken all together, they form a story that's much more complex. No less about saving the day though.
My favorite thing about the Avengers specifically, and not any of the other MCU movies, is the lack of gendered gaze. Oh, there is GAZING all right, the whole thing is a festival of bodies doing attractive and cool things, but there is just as much lingering on Captain America's uplit amazing ass and RDJ's great big brown eyes as there is lingering on Natasha's perfectly cradled breasts or Pepper's vulnerably bare feet. (Side note, apparently Tony Stark in the comics has blue eyes - this is the primary indicator for a fic author coming into the fandom fold before or after the MCU was an established-as-going-to-really-happen thing. Robert Downey Jr is such a convincingly perfect Tony Stark, in almost every single other way, and his big brown eyes are the #1 thing I find attractive about him, that whenever I come across reference to blue eyes, I get all annoyed on RDJ's behalf.) Anyway back to what I was saying - which is that, for all of Whedon's faults as a writer and a director and showrunner, the Avengers is an example of him really getting a lot of his gender issues right. I don't know if that's because he had the right team of people to work with, or if he had to fight tooth and nail against asshole execs for it and actually won this time, or WHAT, but if there's anything to be said about the rise of the superhero film in its defense as a form, I think that something is there in the expansion of what is now deemed acceptable summer blockbuster eyecandy.
In conclusion, please tell me that at least you liked the butts.
I'm afraid we may really come to blows then, Mizu, because I don't understand the appeal of Hawkeye at all. Maybe it's because I don't know the backstory, but if he had his own movie I wouldn't see it, and I suspect that if he were digitally erased from The Avengers, it would make no difference to the movie.
I actually do, however, see the point of Captain America, and I can see why he'd work in his own movie. Part of the reason I love America is because I do believe there is a truth in its evocations of individual liberty as a foundational value. I sort of do believe, per Lincoln, that it might be the last best hope of the world. So I can see the value in a character that is a personification of America at its best, and why an alternate universe (World) war (II) film would be a particularly suitable means of exploring that character. But wrenching him from out of that reality and sitting him along side Iron Man and Black Widow forces him to be more person than idea, and that just makes him seem corny.
As much as I love America, it often falls short of its ideals, and I can't maintain the pretence that a white man from the '40s is a reasonable representation of what America is. And that's both because it erases the pluralities and complexities that make America great and because it permits nostalgia to be something worth celebrating. I think we were meant to sympathise, sort of, when Cap says a lot has changed since his time, and much of it for the worse. (Or whatever the quote was.) Note that the film takes the easy way out by not specifying what exactly has changed for the worse, so we're all invited to feed our particular personal prejudices about the modern world into the complaint. (Whedon does try to deal with this by having some scene where Captain America unintentionally acts a fool to Samuel L. Jackson, but that just came off as See! Joss knows racism is a thing!)
Fair point though about the gendered gaze thing, but geez, I dunno. If the film's achievement in that regard is that it simply refrained from being terrible, kudos to it, but is not being terrible the same as doing something well. I think I remember Erin saying in a conversation we had a few weeks back that it's not that Whedon is so great on gender, just that he's so much better than most other people. So maybe this is that. Still, seems a backhanded compliment to me.
Perhaps this is the thing: once around these Tumblrs, someone — I think J. Bogz or Tom Ewing — made a comparison between rap collaborations and comic book crossovers. And I love posse cuts because you get a ton of different rappers and hand them the same beat and you get to see what they each do with it, all in the space of one song. But someone who didn't have a particular interest in rappers might like, say, the Jay-Z verse and the Nicki Minaj verse, and wonder why all those other goons had to show up. And so my take on The Avengers ends up as, well, I guess Tony Starks spit a hot sixteen.
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How to find the rarest dog in the world: On the trail of the New Guinea Singing Dog »
Why is the New Guinea Singing Dog so special? Why should we be trying to save its dwindling wild population?
The Highland Wild Dog of the Island of Papua is considered by many to be the rarest dog on the planet. NGSDs exhibit many unique behaviors found nowhere else in any other breeds of dogs. NGSDs are considered [to be the] link between the first dog—wolf—and today's domestic breeds. Isolation has kept them pure, but encroaching villagers, accompanied by their domestic village dogs, threatens their continued genetic purity. Little is known about the captive needs and behaviors of NGSDs, but nothing is known about their natural history in the wild. No scientific estimates of the wild population can legitimately be made. Education, scientific captive management, and habitat and species protection are just some of the measures that need to be taken if the NGSD is to survive.
Becky Crew of Running Ponies continues the story of "the rarest dog in the world" with an interview with field zoologist James McIntyre of the Southwest Pacific Research Foundation, who is leading an expedition to find and study the dogs in the wild.
[photo of captive New Guinea Singing Dogs by Nathan Rupert via Flickr]
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Rejoice! Looking at cute animal photos is good for you! »
Good news, everyone! Time to go find kittens, puppies, and bunnies online!
Wired Science reports on a new study that suggests looking at cute animal pictures can improve your concentration. The research was done in Japan, where cute overload is basically the national condition.
Cute baby animals help you concentrate, but they don't help you just generally be smarter, though, so probably better to use kitten flashcards while studying but not while at cocktail parties. Though that would make you popular in other ways, so go for it! Bring kitten flashcards!
[Photo via cute overload]
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Eat less meat: Science says so! »
A study in Nature this week gives you a new round of paintballs to shoot at the non-vegan world in your mission to convince people that flesh-licking is for zombies. Basically, the researchers asked, "How the hell can we possibly feed the 9 billion people we'll have on this planet by 2050?!?! FUCK!!!"
In a tiny little nugget of optimism, they found that it actually might be possible to do such a thing, IF we change a lot about how we deal with agriculture on this planet. That's a huge if.
The team, from four different countries, looked at farm data and satellite images and probably went cross-eyed and bonkers and needed glasses from all the number-crunching.
They found that we could double food production AND reduce environmental impact, for only three easy payments, act now because this offer won't last, if we:
- Stop clearing land for agriculture: We have enough land, we need to use it better.
- Catch the rest of the world up to the "developed" world in terms of crop yields (god help us, is that really a good idea?).
- Use fertilizer and other chemicals in a smart and frugal way.
- Stop throwing so much food out (a third of all food right now!).
YES! The scientists actually say that moving toward plant-based diets will help end world hunger. According to one of the study's authors, three-quarters of the world's agricultural land is devoted to raising livestock, either for grazing or for growing feed.
So put that in your quiver. It's not like scientific conclusions sway many minds (see: climate change), but it's nice to know we're right, you know?
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Snails are the new cockroaches! »
You know how people talk about the world ending and the only beings that survive will be Cher and the cockroaches? Well, now they've got company, because snails can be digested by birds and come out inexplicably healthy. This shocking and somewhat disgusting news comes from research being done in Japan, where grad students are studying bird feces. I do not know about you, but this sounds like one of the worst jobs ever to me. I cannot imagine getting up in the morning and knowing that I would spend the day messing around with bird poop for scientific research. not even if I loved science. not even if I loved it enough to marry it, which I don't.
The point, however, is not how much I dislike bird poop; what is more important is the fact that tiny snails (not the big kind, yo) can apparently grab onto the insides of the birds' digestive systems and catch a ride back out into the wild, where they emerge healthy and with a kick-ass story to tell. The only issue I have with this is that in order to find out how many snails would survive, the researchers have to feed the birds multitudes of snails and then see how many will come out the other end. I recognize that this is the circle of life and all, but I kind of feel bad for the snails, who were probably not expecting to get ingested in such large numbers with only 15 percent coming back to tell their tale. I also wonder what these results mean and how they could be useful beyond giving Cher a new audience to perform to after the apocalypse. What do you guys think?
[photo by Melissa Maples via flickr]
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