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This will be, we should warn you, a Catholic-heavy While Were At It. But then popes dont resign every day.
First, a word from New York. A friend who works in a New York City agency tells us that its employees have been told not to call anyone homeless. The proper term is now undomiciled. So those poor people sleeping on the street arent homeless; theyre just without a home.
And another word from New York. No shorts, no barefoot, no sleeveless, no low cut neckline allowed in this store, says the sign in several Hasidic-owned stores in Brooklyn. This seems, we think, rather charmingly old-fashioned and inoffensive, but then we are not New York Citys Commission on Human Rights.
These stores are public accommodations, and they are prohibited from posting any kind of advertisement specifying a preference for one type of customer or another, or expressing discrimination against one type or another, declares its deputy commissioner, Clifford Mulqueen. The rule is pretty specific to women and thus discriminatory. He claims that people in the neighborhood complained.
The stores, and four cheers for them, are fighting back. Their attorney, Devora Allon, notes that the complaints do not allege discriminatory intent, and that is what the human rights law outlaws. But what the law actually says does not impede human rights commissions.
Marc Stern, a lawyer for the American Jewish Committee whos advising the store owners, noted that businesses can impose dress codes and that the courts have let them establish different codes for men and women. Theyve even upheld the Hooters dress code, which wed note is pretty much: really short shorts, no sleeves, and as low cut a neckline as possible. Wed have thought that code pretty specific to women.
This is a city, mind you, in which you cant easily smoke in public or in bars (bars!) and cant buy large sugary drinks, because those hurt your body. Which is to say, the city recognizes physical harm but not moral harm.
And, you might say, in a diverse, pluralistic society, fair enough. But a wise city, knowing that there is such a thing as moral harm even if it doesnt want to define it, would let individuals make such decisions on their own in the hope that some of them will get it right. That is also part of living in a pluralistic society.
And a word from the past. Energetic scholar Thomas Pinney discovered in family papers and other peoples archives fifty unknown poems of Rudyard Kiplings, including The Press, written in 1899, which ends:
Had your friend a secret
Sorrow, shame or vice"
Have you promised not to tell
Whats your lowest price?
All the housemaid fancied
All the butler guessed
Tell it to the public press
And we will do the rest.
We think hes being critical. The new poems were just published in the three-volume Cambridge Edition.
When Pope Benedict resigned, the world of commentary flowered with ignorance and goofiness like the desert after a rain, and with more than a little anti-Catholicism. Some writers delivered really cheap shots, like Slate writer William Saletans attempt at the classic gotcha article.
The articles heading declared: Catholics who eulogized Pope John Paul II for serving to the bitter end now praise Pope Benedict for quitting. Make up your minds. The title in the web link called this praise for both men Catholic hypocrisy. Saletan quoted people like George Weigel and Peggy Noonan as if they were just saying whatever they needed to say to praise the pope at the moment.
A clash between these two schools wont be as tidy as a chorus of gymnastic apologists bent on defending both popes, he concluded. But it will be more fruitful and more honest.
More honest. Were Saletan honest enough to try to understand someone elses point of view before calling them gymnastic apologists (meaning, effectively, deceptive prostitutes), he would see that one can think John Paul II did the right thing in his circumstances and that Benedict did the right thing in his, or that they had different vocations, or that they understood their vocations and the papacy differently, or that both of them were doing the best they could when the right thing to do is not obvious.
But then, if he dealt honestly with them, he couldnt write the gotcha article about Catholic hypocrisy and mock people like George Weigel and Peggy Noonan in print.
Even cheap shots help, though. As G. K. Chesterton said in The Catholic Church and Conversion , the first stage of conversion is often feeling that someones being unfair to the Church. Many people, reading this kind of thing, will feel some sympathy for Pope Benedict and his Church, and from there they may find their way in. The blood of the martyrs is the seed of the Church, as Tertullian said, and the bruises of the popes may be too.
The odds of Richard Dawkins becoming the next pope, according to the Irish betting site Paddypower.com , which apparently has some knowledge of the book of the Apocalypse (a.k.a. Revelation), were 666 to 1.
The English writer John OSullivan wonders at those in the Vatican who obstructed Benedicts attempt to respond to the child abusers and their protectors as apparently strange beyond understanding. But theyre not, he notes, exceptional.
He offers, writing in the Spectator , an analogy from current English politics. Consider the defensive reactions of both Labour and Tory politicians to the news that several thousand people have died needlessly and wrongfully as a result of abuse and neglect in National Health Service hospitals. A desire to defend the NHS itself against criticism and a reluctance to hold the guilty to account"their reactions are eerily similar to those of the Vatican bureaucracy, without even the excuse that people accused of serious crimes deserve the legal presumption of innocence.
The gentle Benedict, he concludes, was tougher than that.
A local television reporter announced, solemn-faced, that with Benedicts resignation, local Catholics dont yet know who theyll be praying tothis Easter. A Catholic friend, vexed, wrote, To which we reply, Silly reporter, yes we do. We will pray to whom we always pray, this Easter and every Easter. To statues. Of Mary.
He was, we hasten to say, being sarcastic.
Reviewers are in general much milder than they used to be, says Allan Massie in the Daily Telegraph , after finding one of his reviews nominated for hatchet job of the year. Reviewers may just be nicer now, he thinks, while also knowing that if they attack a book, they may find their next book attacked. Safer to be nice.
If you do want to take a swing at someones head, he writes, dont beat up on a younger or less successful writer. Pick on someone your own size, or bigger, and a book that really, really deserves it: a highly praised and established author whose book is bad in a distinctive way, not merely incompetent and slipshod, but pretentious or dishonest. Often, though not always, it will be badly written. Pretentious, dishonest, badly written; any of these may make a book a legitimate target.
We tend not to publish reviews of bad books, the kinds of reviews that make even the intellectual in his study feel like a Red Sox fan when the Sox take a 17"4 lead over the Yankees in the third inning. We publish only fifty or so reviews a year and dont have the space to waste on bad books.
And when we have to, because the bad book is an influential book, we try to deal with it in a do unto others way, assuming the author has meant well and done his best from his point of view. More charity, perhaps less drama, but also perhaps more clarity. See, for example, Edward Fesers review of Ray Kurzweils How to Create a Mind in this issue.
Massies review begins, well mention in case you like this kind of thing, by calling Craig Raines novel The Divine Comedy a poets novel, explaining that this isnt necessarily a compliment and pointing to poets whove written novels that arent poetic.
They are not full of self-consciously fine writing. They have characters in whom the reader can take an interest, and even plots. Because they have these essential ingredients of the novel, you read them from start to finish. You want to find out how stories end and how the author develops his characters, exploring the situations they find themselves in.
Raines book isnt like this at all.
Its a very entertaining review of what must be, if hes right, a very bad novel and a book that is bad in a bog standard way. The subject is however consistent, from the first to the last page. It is sex, and more particularly the sexual organs . . . . It grows wearisome, very quickly. Raine writes about sex and the sexual organs, judging from the quotes in the review, like a literary and dirty-minded fifteen-year-old, which is a deadly combination.
Massie concludes the review quoting Raines declaration that it follows that good writing is bound to give offence"by saying inconveniently unconventional things, by disagreeing. This, Massie writes, is nonsense, and hes quite right too. Good writing is not bound to give offence. More often it delights. Who is offended by the Ode to a Nightingale, David Copperfield or The Cherry Orchard ? Bad writing on the other hand will indeed often seem disagreeable, and this book is an example of that truth.
Put not your trust in princes, says the psalmist, advice nearly everyone forgets when he finds a prince he likes. Princes will be found in other places than political life, particularly among writers who become gurus for their readers, which explains, I suspect, the horror that Wendell Berrys recent support of homosexual marriage has caused his followers.
White women who dropped out of high school live on average five years fewer than they did in 1990 and white men three. They die at the average age of 73.5 and 67.5 years, ten and thirteen years earlier than white women and men with college degrees.
So reports Richard Longworth of the Chicago Council on Global Affairs. Genetics may have something to do with it, he argues, and we would add that higher infant mortality in these groups will bring down the average, not that that makes it better. But not as much as economics and the fallout from economic differences.
Poor people get less schooling, which leads to worse jobs, which leads to poorer lifestyles, which leads to stress, which leads to more smoking and drinking, which increases the chances of joblessness, which means no health insurance, all of which adds up to the kind of debilitating despair that never lengthened anyones life.
Longworth adds that in the same period, both black and Latino life expectancy rose at all levels of education. Which sounds good, until you find that the average life expectancy for all black men, including the college-educated, is 67.6 years"partly because, if he is right, they already suffered the economic losses less educated white men are now suffering.
One wonders who represents them. The Democrats main idea of helping them is to give them small amounts of money while pursuing policies that destroy their families and communities, that is, the source of economic security and success. Most Republicans either dismiss them as parasites (the 47 percent) or assume, blithely, that general economic growth will help them as well rather than immure them in poverty.
We liked the article, but were a little perplexed at Longworths list of the pathologies affecting rural whites: poverty, bad health, reliance on government handouts, high dropout rates, drugs, . . . broken families, empty futures and . . . down-home religions. We would have thought that even the fundamentalist sects (presumably what he means) provide a community of support and friendship, a set of moral standards, and a way to order ones life that helps the poor rather than hurts.
Our intuitive sense of self, says the first page of a New Scientist magazine special issue, is an effortless and fundamental human experience. But it is nothing more than an elaborate illusion. So begins a ten-page feature explaining, or claiming to explain, that our deeply felt truths are in fact smoke and mirrors of the highest order. You may think youre you, but youre not.
Well leave the formal refutation to the philosophers, but would note that all the evidence the magazine gives only proves that our perception of ourselves and our world is imperfect"that we see, as someone said, through a glass darkly, which is not exactly news. That the self is an illusion does not actually follow.
In one study, for example, people lying on their backs while a machine stroked their backs watched a video of someone elses back being stroked, and some felt that they were floating facedown above their own body watching it being stroked. This effect provides more evidence that the brains ability to integrate various sensory stimuli plays a key role in locating the self in the body and of the way it puts together our autobiographical self.
Which means that the brain figures out you have a body, even though sometimes under specialized circumstances it can be fooled into thinking youve gotten separated from your body for a few minutes. We are not worried. You are you, and I am I, and someones the walrus, goo goo gjoob (or coo coo ca chu, depending on the translation).
Moral conservatives quickly, and often too quickly, find a moral source for an idea they reject. People think X because they want to do Y; he wants to do Y, therefore, the nasty man, he naturally thinks X.
We do wonder, though, if, on a parallel with Dostoevskys famous contention, the New Scientist writers see that if the self does not exist"if man, as the magazines deputy editor writes, is a mere arrangement of matter and energy"everything is permitted. You can enjoy this idea as a liberation. All you have to give up is the glory and the dignity of man.
When we checked towns out, this Brooklyn hipster said, explaining her move to the suburbs, I saw some moms out in Hastings with their kids with tattoos. A little glimmer of Williamsburg! She is, the New York Times reports, an acupuncturist.
Her husband is one half of the lauded street-art duo Faile, known for its explosive swirls of graffiti art, wheat-paste sloganeering and punk rock. He wears his hair in a top bun and bears tattoos with his sons names, Denim and Bowie, on his forearms.
I did not, I swear, make that up.
These hipsters, suddenly finding themselves older with children, have started moving out of the now very expensive fashionable parts of Brooklyn north to the suburbs. Theyre moving, the Times reports, to find cheaper housing, and houses with attics and basements and yards for their children to play in, and to avoid loud parties upstairs with the bass thumping through the floor that last till 3 a.m., and to get their children out of over-crowded schools.
But theyre not, you will understand if youve spent five minutes listening to hipster conversation, and as the Times itself notes, their parents, and they want you to know that. Theyre moving, explains an urban planner, not just because they [the funkier suburbs] have good schools, spacious housing and good transit, but because lately the restaurants are good enough to keep them in the suburbs on a Saturday night. The creative class is trying to replicate urban life in the suburbs, he said.
Youre not a failure if you decide to leave Brooklyn, says a dancer and yoga instructor of her move to the suburbs after she and her husband had a child. She finds herself looking hopefully for signs of creative ferment, reports the article. Weve found it in pockets, she says. Once in a while, youll think, This place gets it, because they have a Fernet Branca cocktail on their menu.
Their parents wouldnt, we suspect, be bothered by the fact that these suburbs are so white. But neither, apparently, and a little to our surprise, are the hipsters. The relative lack of racial diversity is striking to newcomers, the article says in a throwaway line at the end. Striking, not upsetting. But then hipster culture is as white as the cheap beer they, ironically of course, drink.
If youve already read Gerald Russellos Leaving Brooklyn, lets quickly note that Gerald is not a hipster. He wears ties, and not ironically, drinks good beer, because he likes it, does not swear, etc.
You are, dear reader, if you agree with this magazines commitment to marriage as its traditionally been understood, a cousin, if perhaps a distant cousin, of people in the 1950s and 1960s who, citing God and the Bible, opposed black people sitting in the bus seat, or dining at the lunch counter, of their choosing. According to Patrick B. Pexton, the ombudsman of the Washington Post .
Responding to the steady stream of readers he says complain about the Post s promotion of homosexual causes and its disdain for moral conservatives, he quotes one of the newspapers reporters, who explains to some poor conservative reader that the reason that legitimate media outlets routinely cover gays is because it is the civil rights issue of our time. Journalism, at its core, is about justice and fairness, and thats the view of the world that we espouse; therefore, journalists are going to cover the segment of society that is still not treated equally under the law.
And besides, he continues, should the media make room for racists, i.e. those people who believe that black people shouldnt marry white people? Any story on African-Americans wouldnt be wholly accurate without the opinion of a racist, right? And then he pulls out the line that the true conservative would agree with him and would want the government out of peoples bedrooms, and religion out of government.
Pexton agrees with the reporter. Journalists are all about freedom and fairness. We know journalists, and we have, shall we say, our doubts about this claim as a generalization and have other suggestions for the sources of their defense of homosexuality. (Its sometimes true that people think X because they want to do Y.)
In any case, Pexton concludes that the Post should do a better job of understanding and conveying to readers, with detachment and objectivity, the beliefs and the fears of social conservatives. We like that fears. Youre not just a bigot, youre a scaredy-cat bigot.
News You Can Use, or maybe not: A worker at the Strand Book Store a few blocks south of the office"the store that advertises Eighteen miles of books, though we think theyre exaggerating, this being New York and all, by about, oh, sixteen miles"said as she led a customer into the stacks: The occult is actually divided into three sections: paranormal, magic studies, and divination.
This seems to me, as a convert, true. My experience as the editor of a Catholic magazine, writes Brian Doyle, whose The Brilliantine Coattails of Lust appeared in these pages last month, and whose poems appear from time to time, is that the wildest How Dare You letters we get (I have a box full) are from converts.
It seems to me that those born into the utterly ridiculous and thus admirably believable faith (its very unreasonableness and illogicality is its genius, I think) have spent their lives grappling and running, waxing and waning, ebbing and flowing, and have in large part come to understand that it is a vast tent, with shrill corners claiming to be the whole tent. Converts, partly I suspect to prove their epic decision right and partly from shock at the shaggy humor of most Catholics, are pretty rigid about What the Church Says.
I try to say gently that we are all the Church (here comes everybody, as Joyce says), and that the Church is an active verb in the world, always changing, not a static noun in Rome, but thats uncomfortably loose for converts, seems to me. They do not feel comfortable with the shaggy everything of the Catholic genius.
Brian edits the University of Portlands quarterly magazine. You will want to read Portland (not to be confused with the monthly Portland magazine) and can find it at up.edu/Portland .
Catholic theology has its complexities and subtleties hard to reduce to journalistic summaries, but even so. In a story on Evangelical responses to Benedicts announcement, our friends at Christianity Today explained that the First Vatican Council emphasized the divinity of the pope. The editors quickly noted the mistake, admitted it was theirs and not the writers, and explained that the article should have said that the council emphasized the divine character of the papal office.
Glad they cleared that up, and we hope someone explained to the copy editor how easy it is to look these things up on the internet. Ewtn.com will tell you all you need to know.
But, and not to be difficult, the definitions still not quite right. As a theologian we know wrote when he saw the story, The office is of the will of God and enjoys the authority conferred on Peter as head of the College of Bishops by Christ, an authority that continues to be exercised with the aid of the Holy Spirit. But the office itselfdoesnt have a divine character in the sense that the queen of England has a regal character.
It doesnt make much difference, of course, but it does puff up the papacy when the claims Catholics do make are divisive enough. Vatican Is definition of infallibility itself, for example. When the pope as shepherd and teacher of all Christians, in virtue of his supreme apostolic authority, . . . defines a doctrine concerning faith or morals to be held by the whole Church, he possesses, by the divine assistance promised to him in blessed Peter, that infallibility which the divine Redeemer willed his Church to enjoy in defining doctrine concerning faith or morals. Therefore, such definitions of the Roman Pontiff are of themselves, and not by the consent of the Church, irreformable.
Add to that claim the idea that the papacy has a divine character and you can just watch the Reformation divide widening. Wed like to keep it as narrow as possible.
Because its wide enough as it is. Relations between serious Evangelicals and Catholics have progressed so far even in the last decade that one assumes that now only the self-described fundamentalists, at the margins even of their own world, insist on the extreme Protestant rejection of Rome. Timothy George and his peers in Evangelicals and Catholics Together represent the leading edge of a liberality now general among those Christians.
But then recently, reading a blog written by serious and thoughtful Calvinists who havent in the past shown much interest in attacking the Catholic Church, we came across an item commending as thoughtful, worth engaging, etc., a very, very, very anti-Catholic paper. The author implied that the writer was on to something.
The writer, a pastor, described Catholicism as a religion competing with true Christianity and in fact deeply anti-Christian, a false religion that loudly repudiates the true gospel and is as bad today as it was at the Reformation, an apostate body that tells infernal lies and has murdered true believers, a deep spiritual threat to all mankind, and finally, the devils kingdom and the enemy of the Lord, which he prays the Lord will quickly destroy. The writer is willing to say that the pope is not necessarily the anti-Christ but insists that hes at least one of the anti-Christs.
One reads this with the surprise mixed with concern one feels upon watching a man betting all his savings on the Mets or the Pirates winning the 2013 World Series in four games. Were certainly not offended, and respect the writers sincerity and consistency, and are not worried that the paper will have any effect, even to confirm the prejudices of the people who read it. Its an echo chamber kind of paper.
But we are surprised by the recommendation, which was close to a commendation, coming from someone within the mainstream of the serious confessional Calvinist world. These are people with whom, I would have said from my own experiences with them, the Catholic can speak, but apparently not so freely or easily as I would have said, since some of them want the Lord to destroy our Church, now . Its vexing. We have not moved as far as I had thought.
At the 3:30 mark of a Hockumentary produced by the major sports website Grantland , New York City basketball legend Tom Konchalski, perhaps the best high school basketball scout in the nation, a man trusted by the most powerful coaches in college basketball, people such as Dukes Mike Krzyzewski and Louisvilles Rick Pitino, is seen, as he talks to a young man whod just pulled down twenty-two rebounds, holding the December issue of First Things .
Well, we thought this was very cool.
My heroes are my mother, Mother Teresa and David, Konchalski told Sports Illustrated , David being a young basketball player who lost his leg and then his life to bone cancer. Konchalski prayed for him to St. Peregrine, the patron saint for cancers of the bone. You endured painful sufferings with such patience as to deserve to be healed miraculously of an incurable cancer in your leg by a touch of His divine hand . . . .
He prays daily for the players and others hes known, including their family members who have died. The prayer now takes him twelve minutes. Hospitals, hospices and funeral homes are common haunts. Three-to-four times per week he attends mass at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs, around the 12th row, altar left. On holidays he visits with friends suffering from illnesses as dire as terminal cancer.
This makes it even cooler. Its also an example of re-evangelizing the culture: Do your job well and practice your faith, and even if youre not a famous basketball scout, people you wouldnt expect to notice will notice.
Expensive but, as the saying goes, cheap at the price is the Encyclopedia of Catholic Social Thought, Social Science, and Social Policy , published by Scarecrow Press and edited by Grove City Colleges Michael Coulter, Ave Marias Richard Myers, and SUNYs Joseph Varacalli. First issued in two volumes in 2007, its recently been reissued with a third volume, a four-hundred-page supplement covering subjects ranging from G. E. M. Anscombe, Augustinianism, and St. Basil the Great to Down Syndrome, St. John Fisher, original sin, palliative sedation, public goods, symbolic interactionism, sports in modern America, and (the last entry) Florian Znaniecki, as well as several Catholic thinkers still alive.
The Encyclopedia lists for $175 (its first two volumes) and $85 (the third) but can be found for less online. Cheap, as we say, at the price. When the first two volumes appeared, Richard John Neuhaus commended it as one of the few books that must be in every Catholic academic library (we agree) and said that he was impressed by its scholarly diligence, fairness, and lucidity (and we agree again). It would provide you, among other things, a very good education in Catholic social teaching for rather less than youd pay for a class on the subject.
Congratulations to the editors of the Jesuit weekly magazine America , who on February 18 published their 5,000th issue. In his editorial, Fr. Matt Malone, S.J., quotes a reflection by the then-editor Fr. John LaFarge written when the magazine published its 2,000th issue in 1947. It is a wise reflection on the magazines calling (every magazine, we mean, not just America ) then and now.
The difficulty of the issues of the day, he says, makes us very humble [because] we realize now . . . the terrific responsibility of the United States for the welfare of the world"and consequently the severe obligation that rests upon us of this country today, somehow to understand the issues and look into their inner and permanent meaning. That call has if anything grown.
He offers two cautions for this work: First, do not confuse the transitory with the permanent. A transitory event rouses us from our lethargy and is a challenge to our courage and intelligence. But the permanent issue remains as a subject for study and an ever-greater clarification of objectives and methods.
Second, do not confuse various levels at which the issue is posed. It is all too easy to shift from one level to another and try to make religion do the work of politics, or make politics do the work of religion.
America is not, as will surprise no one, a magazine with which we always agree, but it is one always worth reading. See americamagazine.org .
Weve published only 232 issues and fall three more issues behind America every month. Were trying not to feel competitive. And wed be grateful for your help in continuing to publish. Please send us the names and addresses of any friends whod like to see a sample copy. Write us at firstname.lastname@example.com or 35 East 21st Street, Sixth Floor, New York, NY 10010.
while were at it sources : No shorts, etc.: gestetnerupdates.com , Febuary 15, 2013. The Press, alas: guardian.co.uk , February 25, 2013. Saletan doesnt gotcha: slate.com , February 12, 2013. Tories compared with Benedict: The Spectator , February 16, 2013. Mild reviewers: blogs.telegraph.co.uk , January 11, 2013. Bad book: hatchetjoboftheyear.com , no date. Rural lives: globalmidwest.typepad.com/global-midwest , February 7, 2013. Selfless selves: New Scientist , February 23"March 1, 2013. Historyless Evangelicals: reformation21.org/blog , January 21, 2013. Hipsters: nytimes.com , February 17, 2013. Youre a bigot: washingtonpost.com , February 22, 2013. CT and the divine papacy: christianitytoday.com , February 13, 2013. The reader scout: grantland.com , February 19, 2013. The reader scouts prayers: sportsillustrated.com , November 11, 2009.
wwai tips : Mark Barrett, Brandon McGinley, Chris Rupar.


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Affordable Rental Apartments
The rental portion of the City of Anaheim's Affordable Housing Program consists of multifamily apartment complexes throughout the City that include affordable units. The City has agreements with the owners of these units to restrict rents at levels below regular market rent rates. Rents are typically established at 30% of a specified income level, and households must meet the income requirements to qualify.
This is not a Section 8 rental subsidy program.
Preference is given to households that live and/or work in the city of Anaheim.
At this time we are only accepting enrollment forms from households that currently live and/or work in the city of Anaheim.
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"Interested competitors will have the opportunity to test 60cc, 80cc or 125cc GP Karts"
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Repairable Write Off
- I was purchasing a Toyota Prado $53000 ffrom Sydney 4x4 Car Dealer when I found out from my finance company found the car was a repairable writeoff which the dealer did not disclose. Professional miconduct!!! The new car warranty left on the car was not going ot cover anything that was effected by the repairs according to Toyota Aust in Sydney. I had paid the deposit $500 and airfares $296 for two people to drive the vehicle back from NSW to SA and now I can't even get my desposit back. Don't deal with this car dealer.
- —RWWallys
Volkswagen Horror Story
- Dealership damaged the paint on my new 2011 Jetta. When they tried to fixed it, they made it worse. The Sale Manager is a total Jerk, so I turned to Volkswagen Canada. First they tell me that they will look after me. 3 days later they tell me that they did not damage the car, so I have to go after the dealership. This dealership is representing the Volkswagen "Brand' and they will do nothing. My car is 3 weeks old and I have to run around getting estimates on getting it fixed after I was promised it would be fixed. I know I was stupid and should have never taken the car, but I trusted them and look what trust got me, a potential law suit. Shame on Volkswagen!!!
- —Guest Shelley King
Covered "Check Engine Light" with Tap
- Purshased a 2002 dodge dakota truck on Nov.2009 When I first test drove the truck it had a check engine light on, when i asked him about the light he said don't worry i'll fix it for you, just give me deposit and come back in an hour with the rest. So i did as agree upon. Truck run okay for 2 month and got worst on the 3rd month, spend over $1300 for repairs and diagnostic test. Many problems but no "check engine" light on, ever! Decided not spend a dime more for this truck, just drive it when i need to. parked in garage most of the time. Drove less than 2000 miles in 12 month period. Time has come for Registration Renewal , went to get it smog. FAILED.. why? NO CHECK ENGINE display at initial start. and code P0455 emission leak detected. I took it back to dealership. They reset the OBD computer and told me go retest in few days, they ignored the check engine issue. I went home did research, open up the guage panel myself and discovered BLACK TAP OVER CHECK ENGINE LED PANEL. SCUMS!
- —Guest Jay Cee
Dealership lost the title to my truck
- I looked at some trucks and took my 4 runner in with the title. When I left I was upset with the dealership and didn't notice that I didn't get my title back. Now they r telling me it got shreded with other papers. and it has been 3 weeks sense i went in and signed for a lost title and have not heard a word from the dealership...what can I do?
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what to do?
- bought a used car from dealer,car over heated, started burning oil,a frame almost fell off,shook really bad the list goes on.took car back they put me in another car,the brakes were so bad that I almost wrecked,took it back then they put me in another lemon all 4 tires steel belts are showing transmission won't shift out of 2nd gear,heater don't work and thats just the for starters.Now, you would think a used car that cost over $3500 would last more than the month this took place.what to do?they ignore me now i;m stumped
- —Guest richard
never again!
- my car broke down I had it towed to the dealership where it was under warrenty. I was told it was a throttle body and that the part was on back order. Not the case anyway I found out later by calling their head office in Toronto. So I get my car back 5 weeks later. it runs terrible, the odometer doesn't work anymore, but then the engine light came on. So I called them and they said to just put oil in it. The light went away for awhile then came back on. It broke down again. Well they told me it needed a throttle body. I asked them why because one was installed. they said nope, we installed a pcv valve. Um What? Noone seems to know anything about this and the paper work seems to have been changed. Called Toronto. 1 throttle body was ordered 1 month 5 the next. Asked them if it was standard practice to send just one. They said only by request. Called and spoke with gm, he said that he would get back to me. Never did. They still have my car and want me to pay for it.
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The dealer won't give my trade in back!
- I purchased the 2004 Chevy Avalanche on Saturday October 16, 2010 with my fathers 2005 Subaru Forester as a trade in to *** ***** ****** of Orem, UT. My original intent was to look and test drive the vehicle, but not make a purchase. When I test drove the vehicle the service engine light was on and I continually inquired about it. They wrote a "We Owe You" paper stating that the service engine light was on and they would fix whatever the problem was before I took the truck. After everything was signed I got in the truck and the light was still on. I told the dealer about it and they told me that the problem would be fixed another time, but the vehicle was safe to drive. I drove the truck home and discovered that it had transmission problems such as leaking fluid, not shifting gears properly, sluggishness, and not switching into 4-Wheel drive. I then proceeded to take the vehicle back within 6 hours of purchase and wanted to terminate the contract because my father would not sign
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******* and platnium
- THis last year has been hell I bought a 2000 century from ******* it had problems from day 1 leaking rear main and tran pan THey gave me the run around for 3 months telling me to call people who where not in thier offices ever and nver returened a call & months after buying the car the motor blew Independent mechanic said it was becuase the last person to work on the car didnt do the repairs correctly needless to say i owe A M 11,000 for a car that blue books at 4,500 and in ts current condition is worth about 1,000 .... so i went and got a car from another place egr went out same day (they had reset check engine so i wouldnt know) They agreed to fix this i googled the issue its a 30 minute repair ... they have now had my 99 mountaineer for 3 days ... 30 minutes my a$$.
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******* Toyota in Conshohocken
- I purchased my used vehicle from ********* Toyota in Conshohocken. The next day I contacted my salesperson about the driver's side door handle being broken. He told me he would have it fixed. When I brought the vehicle to be fixed, I was told I broke it and it would cost me $600 to have it fixed because it is not covered under warranty. It took 3 weeks of being blamed and begging and pleain to have ot fixed. The next thing was the battery which was discovered after a break down. The next thing was the check engine light and airbag light which I had to pay to have checked at another dealer because Conicelli "does not have the right equipment". Next was the brakes and tires and once agin I was told I "hit the brakes too hard". I was told I could at the very minimum get a discount for the brakes and tires and now I cannot get a callback. ********* advertises "A nice place to do business". That does not carry over to after purchase issue.
- —Guest Kristine
bad dealership
- I went with my mother and auntie to the Toyota of *********to buy a car. The sales man&dealership was really nice. So nice that the finance manager was flirting with me right in front of my mother and my Auntie.(uncomfortable) I found an older car that I liked & mom loved.(and mom was buying)so I test drove it and asked for history. My mom had bought her Infinity there, so I kinda had more trust then I should have. I got the car and they gave me a 3days return policy. I had the car 3 months and then everything started going wrong.It was leaking water, so I took it to a local shop. I had to replace the water pump twice. And then coolient started shooting in from under the dash.I had the heater core disconnected. But, then I had to pull over every 3blocks to put water in and it was overheating. I took it to 3 different shops and all told me the same thing. I needed the intake replaced &other major things. In addition I had gotten a flat tire.They never gave me a tire key. Nice huh!
- —Guest Dee
My First Car
- I bought my car back in april from a used car dealership in southern nh. Everything seemed great because he said the car was in mint condition and to prove it he would pay for the inspections. However, he insisted we get the car inspected at a garage of his choice. Im thinking okay cool at least I dont have to pay for inspection or anything like that. So the garage passes my inspection and i start driving home in my very first car ever. Im excited but then I realize that my car isnt accelerating. I shrug it off in hopes that the problem will go away. Finally 4 months later I get sick of the problem which seems to be getting worse and take it to a different garage that I know and trust. They hooked it up to the diagnostics computer and tell me I need a new tranny and engine. Should I be able to go after the dealership for fraud?
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- I recently took my Subaru B9 Tribeca to have the tires rotate and balanced. The service department called to tell later that same day that one of my tires had a bad belt and needed to be replaced and that I should replaced 2 tires at same time. Since I didn't think anything was wrong with my tires I told them no and stated I'd pick up my car. I then took my car took to a local tire chain and asked them to look at my tires. The second company took the tires off and inspected each one individually. They found nothing wrong with my tires and stated my tires were in very good shape. After the "second" opinon I contancted the dealer and explained the situation. The representative had nothing to say. I further told him that the same service at the tire chain was $10. The dealer wanted $350 to replace a tire that wasn't in need of replacing. I was ripped off on the initial service and had I taken their advice would have spent an additional $350. Don't go to Subaru in Countryside, I
- —Guest 431lagrange
lost my 800
- i got a car at a dealer and 2 days later i had to return it back because of money problems, i lost the 800 dollars of the dawn, well at least i learned the leason, sometimes you win most of the time you dont, ha!
- —Guest ramirez
If it Feels too Good to be True, It IS!
- I should read these reviews before I got there. I was told they worked with people filing 1099 and with bad credit. As soon as I walked in I was greeted by salesman who names starts with E, who is a great salesman and H, who, I will call the finance set-up guy, really tried hard to work with me. The problem and the bottom line was the finance manager.It is funny, because E asked how I found out about the dealership, so they have to know what people are writing about them. I know what he has to work with. I gave them what I wanted to pay and they assured me it would work. I ended up being there longer than I wanted to be there and the finance manager kept on asking for more and more paperwork to prove income. When I explained that I had other businesses that were cash transactions, he said that anyone could write whatever. This guy personally insulted me and yet I put up with it and in end, walked out with no car, although the PT would have been great. I dont know if its the economy th
- —Guest diecastfreak
bad dealership
- I bought my daughter her first car from ****** Acrua in Falls church Va. A used 2005 Neon that had passed VA inspection. I know MD and Va inspection are different but it failed in MD. three tires were bad, one rim damages, control arm bushing worn out, motor mount broken, power steering leaking, broken wheel stud. These are things that should not have passed VA inspection. I called the dealer and spoke person in service told him what was wrong he took a message for the service manager and would call me. No call so I called the next day and spoke with someone else in service who told me the person I wanted to talk with was the person who took my call yesterday. Left two messages today and still no response from the dealership. Clearly a dealership that doesn't want to clean up a mess they made.
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Definición de grunt en inglés:
gruntSilabificación: grunt
Pronunciación: /ɡrənt /
verbo[no object]
1(Of an animal, especially a pig) make a low, short guttural sound.
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- And you'll not hear a pig grunting or a hen cackling in many farmyards today.
- The large creatures were grunting and groaning, and their large, curved tusks flashed in the moonlight.
1.1(Of a person) make a low inarticulate sound, typically to express effort or indicate assent: Graham grunted and heaved as he helped the masons fit a huge slab of stone into place [with direct speech]: 'What is it?' he grunted irritably [with object]: he grunted his approval and then walked back
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- I mentally grunted and tried hard to make my steps not sound so much like stomps as I made my way to the doors.
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1A low, short guttural sound made by an animal or a person.
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- If your language consists of little more than guttural grunts and cherry pie, you can't be blamed for not getting it.
- Their vocalisations range from low guttural contact grunts to alarm barks and screams.
- He could hear voices behind him, the low, guttural grunts of goblins or orcs.
2North American informal A low-ranking or unskilled soldier or other worker: he went from grunt to senior executive vice president in less than five years [as modifier]: grunt work
[alteration of ground, from ground man (with reference to unskilled railroad work before progressing to lineman)]
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- It's a sad fact that money doesn't exactly leak down to the actual grunt workers.
- On the other hand, I've been a jack-squat soldier surrounded by grunts more times than you could imagine.
- An infantryman who can't handle the stress of combat is liable to get himself, and some of his fellow grunts, killed in combat.
3 A dessert made of fruit topped with dough: blueberry grunt
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- Grunting a little, I plopped some warm grunt into a bowl.
- The oddly named grunt is like a warm shortcake consisting of sweet dumplings baked over simmering fruit.
4An edible shoaling fish of tropical inshore waters and coral reefs, able to make a loud noise by grinding its teeth and amplifying the sound in the swim bladder.
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- There were plenty of fish: blue-striped grunts, moray eels, butterflyfish, bright yellow trumpetfish and multi-coloured wrasse.
- It is nonetheless a beautiful shallow reef with huge areas of elk and staghorn coral sheltering shoals of grunt, snapper and goatfish.
- Golden eye or yellowtail grunts, chubs or scads would move unhurriedly across, changing direction with uncanny synchronisation.
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Fairhurst, Michael and Kaplani, E. (2003) Perceptual Analysis of Handwritten Signatures for Biometric Authentication. IEE Proceedings: Vision, Image, and Signal Processing, 150 (6). pp. 389-394. ISSN 1350-245X. (The full text of this publication is not available from this repository)
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Website Designing Tips To Rock Your Page
If you have ever wanted to gain more knowledge about web design, then you are going to want to stop all that you are doing and check out these tips. Here, you will be given fantastic advice that is written by experts in the area. This way, you will gain all of the data needed in order to be a great web designer.
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Congratulations to both of you and welcome to Jamie
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Green Township Trustee David Linnenberg will continue serving as the chairman of the board of trustees in 2012. The board voted to appoint Linnenberg as the board chairman for 2012 at its meeting Monday, Nov. 28. He has been serving as the chairman since October, when Tracy Winkler stepped down to be the Hamilton County […]
Linnenberg will chair Green Twp. board in 2012
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Chabot reps set up meetings
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This is just in from U.S. Rep. Steve Chabot's office: Representatives from Congressman Steve Chabot's office will be on hand this Wednesday, Nov. 30, in the following locations to assist constituents of Ohio's 1st Congressional District with concerns or questions they have about federal agencies. • Springfield Township Community Center, 10 a.m. – 1 p.m., […]
Springfield Twp.: New contracts will prevent layoffs
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By Heidi Fallon * email@example.com Members of the Springfield Township fire and police departments are expected to ratify new contracts next week to prevent layoffs. Township Administrator Mike Hinnenkamp said firefighters will vote Tuesday, Nov.29, and police will vote Thursday, Dec. 1. The township has been negotiating new contracts with the unions even though current […]
Springfield Twp. expected to OK contact, and fire levy
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Springfield Township trustees are expected to approve a new three-year contract with township firefighters that will prevent layoffs within the department. Trustees are meeting at 5:30 p.m. tonight, Nov. 23, at the township administration building, 9150 Winton Road, and also are expected to have a contract ready to approve with township police. Township Administrator Mike […]
Texas Guitar Women show canceled
11/17/11 at 9:32am by memral | Comments
We just received this from Pete Ellerhorst of the Greater Cincinnati Performing Arts Society: "We received word late last evening that Carolyn Wonderland is ill and will be bed ridden for several weeks. For this reason, we are canceling the show for this Saturday evening (Nov. 19) and will and will look to reschedule for […]
Devils Backbone to remain closed until February
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The Hamilton County Engineer announced funding has been secured for repairs along Devils Backbone Road, which has been closed due to a landslide since May 3. D.D.K. Construction will begin the landslide correction work on Monday, Nov. 21. Construction is anticipated to last until Feb. 10, 2012, depending on the weather. Any problems or questions […]
Green Twp. approves rate for natural gas aggregation
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By Kurt Backscheider • firstname.lastname@example.com Green Township residents can take advantage of a low natural gas rate if they so choose. The township trustees approved a resolution Monday, Nov. 14, to enter an agreement with Integrys Energy Solutions for the township's natural gas aggregation program. Residents who go with Integrys as the provider of natural […]
Little Caesar's robbed
11/14/11 at 4:38pm by memral | Comments
The Little Caesar's pizza restaurant at 5434 North Bend Road was robbed this morning. Hamilton County Sheriff's Office said the aggravated robbery occurred about 9:15 a.m. Monday, Nov. 14. According to police reports, a black male walked into the restaurant, displayed a black handgun and ordered an employee to give him money from the safe. […]
Neeb Road has reopened
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Neeb Road has reopened between Sidney Road and Julmar Drive in Green Township. For information on other Hamilton County Engineer office projects, go to www.hamilton-co.org/engineer.
NCH mayor re-elected
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Mayor Daniel Brooks will serve another term in North Colleges. Brooks defeated challenger Matt Miller-Novak 1,223 (52.24percent) to 1,118 (47.76 percent. In the council election, the top three votegetters will serve. The results were: Amy A. Bancroft – 1,113 (18.28 percent) Thomas H. Graves – 1,089 (17.88 percent) Renee Stiles – 1,063 (17.45 percent) George […]
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Decatur's 175th anniversary celebration has come and gone, but the city's Operation Cleanup is continuing, Board of Works and Safety member Bill Karbach told city council on Tuesday night.
Karbach, who headed up the months-long program to get the city spruced up for the celebration, said the effort is continuing, although headed in another direction.
"Now we're working with businesses that are violating our ordinances; it's more of a code enforcement thing now," he pointed out.
Adams County Clerk Gayla Reinhart has announced that the deadline to register to vote in the November 8 general election is next Tuesday, October 11.
Reinhart said people may register to vote online by going to www.in.gov/sos/elections and clicking on "Register to Vote Online" on the right side of the page.
Eligible people also may register at offices of the state Bureau of Motor Vehicles or at the clerk's office in the courthouse in downtown Decatur.
A prison sentence of two years and 325 days was handed down in Adams Superior Court on Tuesday to Marlinda D. Moore, 49, Berne.
Moore pleaded guilty to domestic battery, battery, resisting law enforcement, disorderly conduct, and criminal mischief. The new charges also violated the probations she is serving for convictions of resisting law enforcement, intimidation, and invasion of privacy.


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This week's track is the 1997 hit "Got Til' It's Gone" by Janet Jackson from the album The Velvet Rope.
Track significance
This song is built around a sample of Joni Mitchell's "Big Yellow Taxi." While Mitchell's song deals with the desecration of Hawaii, Jackson uses the line "Don't it always seem to go, that you don't know what you've got till it's gone" to describe a relationship.
The former A Tribe Called Quest rapper Q-Tip performs on this with Jackson. He mentions Mitchell a few times, saying, "Joni Mitchell never lies."
The promo won the 1997 Grammy award for Best Music Video – Short Form. -SongFacts
There is contention over who wrote and produced this track, some sources say it was Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis and others are adamant that the hip hop collective The Ummah (composed of Q-Tip, J Dilla, and Ali Shaheed Muhammad) are the actual producers of the track.
J Dilla made a remix of the song titled "Got Til' Its Gone (Jay Dee's Revenge Remix)" where Patrin claims J Dilla was the actual producer saying "The revenge in question, then, is simply a matter of cranking up those aforementioned trademarks until the source is unmistakable.
This funky track resonates with me for a number of reasons, ya know you don't know what you've got til' it's gone…
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It takes place during the time of apartheid in South Africa and Jackson portrays a lounge singer. Inspired by a blend of '60s and '70s African and African American cultures, the video depicts people free and having a good time living life. If you watch closely you can see supermodel Alek Wek in the video.
This is a beautiful video and song and is one of my favourite Janet tracks (from my favourite album) to date and I wish I had went to The Velvet Rope Tour back in the day, but I am so grateful that I got to see her in November this year check my review HERE.
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Students passionate about working with infants, toddlers or young children should consider the Early Childhood Education program at Thomas College.
Early childhood majors participate in guided field trips, service-learning opportunities, and many hands-on activities and projects. Students won't just be reading about developmentally appropriate practice, they will apply these concepts in project-based courses. For example, in the course Infant and Toddler Development, students compete to design the best developmentally appropriate learning environment for infants and toddlers.
Early-childhood coursework connects students with numerous resources in the community and state, so that from day one, students are building their professional tool kits: collecting and designing their own teaching materials.
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Finally finished! "Just another dirty hipster douche" (tumblr has wrecked the quality of this scan though… view better here.)
All hand embroidered. Inspired by the dirty hipsters of art school and New York City. Hooray! (They're not all so bad)
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Since 1961, Palermo's has served as a Southside institution for astounding Italian cuisine and charming atmosphere. Combining traditional family recipes and the Old World ambiance of our dining room, Palermo's 95th has managed to create both a unique legacy of rich heritage and uncompromised quality.
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BJP attacks Centre and U.P Govt. for not being serious about tackling terrorists
Sitting Member of Parliament (MP) from Gorakhpur and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Yogi Adityanath on Thursday termed that the arrest of two suspected Pakistani terrorists as a matter of concern, and asked why the state and the central governments were not taking strong steps to contain such elements who are using the India-Nepal border to launch strike on India.
"I had raised the issue of terrorists from the Indian Mujahideen and the Hizb-ul-Mujahideen using India's porous border with Nepal. It is unfortunate that all my calls have fallen on deaf ears as the Central Government is yet to take any decisive decision. If intelligence agencies are to be believed, then there is news of terrorists trying to attack BJP leaders, and both the state and central governments are not taking this seriously. Hence, these terrorists are getting more emboldened. That these two terrorists who have been caught from Gorakhpur were targeting Narendra Modi and were planning a big terrorist strike is a case in point," Yogi Adityanath said.
Yogi Adityanath's reaction came a day after the Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terror Squad (ATS) has confirmed the arrest of two suspected terrorists believed to be from Pakistan, and also recovered a huge cache of weapons from them in Gorakhpur.
The two suspects, identified as Murtaza and Owais, came to Gorakhpur 15 days ago from Nepal, and were allegedly planning to target an "unarmed gathering of people".
According to a television report, the two suspects links with the Indian Mujahideen was confirmed after they recognized a photograph of the group's co-founder Riyaz Bhatkal, who is believed to be in Pakistan and known as "Tauseef".
This is the third terror-related arrest after the Special Cell of the Delhi Police arrested the Indian Mujahideen's India commander Tehseen Akhtar alias Monu. In August last year, police arrested IM co-founder Yasin Bhatkal. Last Sunday, they arrested another suspected IM operative, Zia-ur-Rehman alias Waqas, in Ajmer, Rajasthan.
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The Cache Valley Cruise-In is a rod run event held annually in Logan, Utah (90 miles north of Salt Lake City) and is hosted by the Cache Valley Cruising Association. All types and models of specialty vehicles are invited to attend. It all started in 1982 with a group of five people working together to organize the first Cache Valley Cruise-In. It has grown each successive year and is now attracting over 1000 vehicles which include Street Rods, Street Machines, Customs, Restored Vehicles, Motorcycles, and Trucks, while spectator attendance has risen to more than 30,000 people. The three day event is held at Logan/Cache Fairgrounds, ending the first Saturday in July.
Show admission is $5.00 each for anyone age 18 and over and $1.00 for ages 5-17. Your admittance ticket gives you a chance at the yearly giveaway car. A ticket is good for all 3 days of the show. The meals and games/driving events are designed for show participants only.
Hyrum's Star Spangled Celebration
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Topics: Politics, Women's Health, Health Reform, States
Jul 27, 2012
The Los Angeles Times takes a look at how social and religious issues -- including abortion and contraception -- are fitting in to the current campaign season. Also in the news, how the health law is playing in the North Dakota Senate race and how much money one health care lobbying organization has on hand for campaign contributions.
Los Angeles Times: How Will Social And Religious Issues Factor Into 2012 Election?
Will Mitt Romney's Mormon faith hurt him among evangelical (or other) voters? Will President Obama lose support among Catholics, a key voting bloc, because of his positions on abortion, contraception and same-sex marriage? In short, will social and religious issues play a significant role in this election, as they have in the past? Two polls released Thursday suggest an answer: Not so much (Landsberg, 7/26).
Bloomberg: Obama, Democrats Recasting Health Care to Blunt Attacks
Heidi Heitkamp, a North Dakota Democratic Senate candidate, has been buried by more than 2,000 Republican-sponsored television ads criticizing her for supporting President Barack Obama's health care law. Yet, Heitkamp, who is running in a Republican-leaning state, isn't ducking; she's punching back with an ad citing the law's most popular provisions, including prohibiting insurance companies from refusing coverage because of pre-existing conditions (Przybyla, 7/26).
Modern Healthcare: American Hospital Association Holds Lots Of Campaign Money In Reserve
With the November congressional and presidential elections a little more than three months away, provider advocates have ramped up their campaign giving -- with one notable exception. Provider political action committees already have taken in and distributed millions of dollars to both incumbents and challengers, but the largest such provider group -- run by the American Hospital Association -- has spent less than half of the money it has collected from members in the current election cycle (Daly, 7/26).
This is part of Kaiser Health News' Daily Report - a summary of health policy coverage from major news organizations. The full summary of the day's news can be found here and you can sign up for e-mail subscriptions to the Daily Report here. In addition, our staff of reporters and correspondents file original stories each day, which you can find on our home page.
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Britain in Revolution, 1625-1660
Oxford University Press, 2002 - History - 814 pages
This is the definitive history of the English Civil War, set in its full historical context from the accession of Charles I to the Restoration of Charles II. These were the most turbulent years of British history and their reverberations have been felt down the centuries. Throughout the middle decades of the seventeenth century England, Scotland, and Ireland were convulsed by political upheaval and wracked by rebellion and civil war. The Stuart monarchy was in abeyance for twenty years in all three kingdoms, and Charles I famously met his death on the scaffold. Austin Woolrych breathes life back into the story of these years, the sweep of his prose buttressed by the authority of a lifetime's scholarship. He captures the drama and the passion, the momentum of events and the force of contingency. He brilliantly interweaves the history of the three kingdoms and their peoples, gripping the reader with the fast-paced yet always balanced story. - Publisher.
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