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Last week, like many of you I'm sure, I finished Naughty Dog's The Last of Us.
I stared at the screen, unable to really comprehend what I had experienced. It felt like a little piece of me wasn't going to be the same again. I had just completed a game that had blown my socks off. It scared me witless, made me laugh, and – I'm not afraid to admit it – I damn near cried. This was virtuoso storytelling. I had witnessed Art at its best. I was challenged and forced to think about issues and the definition of humanity that would otherwise have slipped my mind into the ether and I had fun while doing so.
It was damn good, is what I'm trying to say here. But it got me thinking on just how sophisticated these pixels and physics engines have become, and how in future generations will maybe look back on some of our videogames that way they look back on the 'Golden Age of Hollywood' or the Art Deco movement. We're pretty damn lucky.
4. Video Games As Art
The whole argument circled on the idea of 'video games as art' has been redundant since before video games were even a thing. Anyone that tries to claim that video games are not Art have no more right to claim that a painting is superior to a photograph. Art is a very flimsy definition to try a clasp hold of, at least I believe.
Video games can be Art, some may not be – just as some books, films, music, sculpture are considered artful, many more are not. The debate is like a cheese fart: a pile of hot air that makes a big stink when it happens…hence the phrase Arty Farty. But games are still seen as a bit aloof, wasteful and weird in modern popular culture, even despite the massive boom in casual gaming. But, I believe one artful aspect that many games are rapidly refining is storytelling. Mainstream developers are no longer afraid of producing titles that challenge and push their audience.
Of course, wonderful movies like this will always be produced, but modern 'arty films' don't seem to puncture modern pop culture sensibility in the same way as similar films from the forties through to the nineties. I believe that games, along with television, are picking up this mantle that film's once held. So, here are further reasons why I think video games are as worthy a cultural pastime as modern popular cinema:
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Storytelling in games have been making leaps and bounds with various titles over the past 20 years. As great as it is, we've come a long way from Super Mario Brothers. From the stunning Cormac McCarthy inspired and emotionally draining The Last of Us - to time hopping adventurous antics in Chrono Trigger - beautiful landscapes in Okami - epic and tragic tales in Red Dead Redemption and, my favourite in the series - The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask - to minimalist narratives in Shadow of the Colossus and Journey.
Games – along with television – are edging out films as the most sophisticated modern form of visual storytelling. However, as with every genuinely intriguing story and character driven game or film, there are many bigger budget, dumbass titles soaking up money and attention. But that's ok. There is plenty of room for both. But at least entertaining, big budget, dumbass Call of Duty has something going for it when compared to a similar genre film.


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Wed Sep 15, 2010 10:52 pm Jorge Sosa, starting in place of Josh Johnson, was ripped for six runs -- four earned -- over just 2 1/3 innings against the Phillies on Wednesday.
Fantasy Source Spin: We almost feel bad for Sosa. He was called out of the bullpen for this one and had to face one of the hottest offenses in the league with Roy Halladay on the hill. On top of that, Sosa doesn't have good stuff. This had meltdown written all over it.
Tue Sep 14, 2010 11:13 pm Jorge Sosa will start in place of Josh Johnson against Roy Halladay and the Phillies on Wednesday night.
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Wed Apr 21, 2010 6:59 pm Jorge Sosa has joined the starting rotation of the Marlins' Triple-A affiliate in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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Thu Feb 18, 2010 12:49 pm Pete Abraham of the Boston Globe reports that right-hander Jorge Sosa is not in camp due to visa issues.
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Tue Sep 8, 2009 4:35 pm Nationals designated RHP Jorge Sosa for assignment.
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Sun Apr 5, 2009 11:20 am After months of struggling, Jorge Sosa can finally join the Nationals after being granted a work visa.
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Thu Mar 19, 2009 10:50 am According to manager Manny Acta, Jorge Sosa is not expected to arrive in Nationals camp any time soon after being denied a work visa.
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Tue Dec 23, 2008 8:36 pm Nationals signed RHP Jorge Sosa to a minor league contract and invited him to spring training.
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Tue Nov 4, 2008 4:09 am Free agent Jorge Sosa allowed one hit in six scoreless innings Sunday for Licey in the DWL.
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Thu Aug 21, 2008 8:04 pm MLB suspended RHP Jorge Sosa 50 gamesfor testing positive for amphetamines.
Fantasy Source Spin: Sosa, who opened this year in the majors with the Mets, had spent the last month with Seattle's Triple-A club. He'll miss most of April next year, so the interest in him on even a minor league deal figures to be pretty limited.
Wed May 21, 2008 9:00 am Mets released RHP Jorge Sosa.
Fantasy Source Spin: Sosa was designated for assignment last week and the Mets predictably couldn't find a taker for him.
Tue Mar 25, 2008 8:41 pm The Mets are considering using Jorge Sosa as their fifth starter to start the season.
Fantasy Source Spin: The team isn't convinced Orlando Hernandez can return to his old form, and it feels Mike Pelfrey might need extended time to work on commanding his slider - or learn to pitch without it. Sosa is seen as a possible stopgap until the picture becomes a little clearer. He has only worked in relief during the spring, but did start in winter ball.
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Aside from it being that time of year, my ancestors are generally my first line of defense when things go wrong or I feel the need to protect me and mine. I have a well-established relationship with them (I have a smaller ancestor altar year-round) and I know they have my back.
Daughters of EveJourneying With the Ancestors of Blood and Heart; A Self Reflection
Part of my work the past three years has focused on the stories and experiences of my ancestors, learning about them and connecting in several different ways. I realized a long time ago that I knew very little accurate information about the real history of the ancestors of my African American lineage. I know the same stripped down stories that are taught to us children in our broken American school system, but those stories are neither completely accurate or spiritually fulfilling.
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Former Siloam Mission resident defies too-common stereotype
Kevin Charter is the new face of homelessness.
The 49-year-old Hamilton native is well-spoken, neatly dressed and has an easy sense of humour. He comes from a loving family, with a dad who spent 30 years as an office manager and a mom who stayed home to take care of four kids. Charter's parents weren't wealthy, but they were able to take their kids on trips and provide for their needs.
He didn't finish high school because Grade 11 English tripped him up, but he's clearly intelligent. He has worked for almost all of his adult life. Charter, who admits he likes to move around, came to Winnipeg in February. He has experience as a security guard and had a job offer here. When he arrived, the job had fallen through.
"Unfortunately, it backfired," Charter said Monday. "They found they couldn't put me on the payroll."
He previously lived here in 2009, working at both the Chamois Car Wash and Superstore. He likes our city. He's not afraid of hard work, he says. His wandering ways are his problem.
"I like change," he says with a laugh. "I like moving around. I was never able to settle down."
He was married for five years and looks sheepish when he says his ex-wife has sent divorce papers to five different addresses, all of them places he used to live. She knows where he is now.
Charter once spent a month in a Toronto shelter. "They didn't kick you out except when they sprayed for bedbugs."
This is Homelessness Awareness Week in Canada.
When he arrived here, Charter was collecting employment insurance disability benefits. He'd injured his back working as a "car jockey" for Chrysler. He was counting on the new job to get him off pogey. With no work in sight and no family here, Charter slipped into homelessness with frightening ease.
He heard about Siloam Mission and arrived with his belongings in hand.
"It was a bit frantic because I had to find a place right away. I learned to accept it pretty fast," he said. "It was a safe place. Everybody was welcoming me. There was no problem with the other residents."
The mission's third floor holds 110 beds. The bed frames are metal to prevent bedbugs from taking hold. The mattresses are covered in plastic. Guests keep their belonging in large Tupperware tubs away from the beds. The whole place is cleaned and bleached every morning. Except for a family room used in emergencies, there is no privacy on this clean, well-lit floor.
Mike Duerksen, Siloam's communications co-ordinator, says 40 per cent of their overnight guests are out the door early in the morning. They either have jobs or they head to temp agencies, hoping for a day's work. Everyone has to be out by 7:30 a.m. They can get breakfast at the mission's drop-in centre.
The funny thing is Charter never considered himself homeless. He was down on his luck, but he always had a roof over his head.
"I had to carry my stuff around with me," he concedes. "I didn't wander the streets. I either went to the library or I chatted with the other residents... I wasn't sleeping on a sidewalk. I wasn't sleeping under a bridge. I didn't have my own home but this (Siloam Mission) was my home."
In April, Charter moved into the Madison, an 87-room housing complex Siloam owns. He's got a small single room, shares a bathroom with 10 guys and gets three meals a day. His rent is about $620 a month. He's off EI and working for minimum wage as a shipper/receiver, part of Siloam's employment preparation program. The program, which insists participants be clean and sober, gives homeless people a chance to complete their education, learn job skills and regain their confidence.
Charter wants to get his high school diploma and study broadcasting. He doesn't know what kind of market there is for a 49-year-old novice, but that's his dream. He may have been homeless, but he's still a guy with ambitions and hope.
Awareness events
Events marking the remainder of Homelessness Awareness Week in Winnipeg:
11:30 a.m. Studio 631 Resource Centre at Red Rock Lodge, 611 Main St. Discover a place where the homeless community finds refuge, support and skill-building activities daily.
Noon. The Edge Gallery, next to Red Road Lodge. Presentation on what the real face of homelessness looks like and a discussion of the unfortunate circumstances that create and perpetuate homelessness.
Noon-1 p.m. University of Winnipeg Richardson College for the Environment Atrium, 599 Portage Ave. Panel discussion on ending homelessness; how housing first is changing lives. Hosted by the University of Winnipeg's Institute of Urban Studies.
Noon-2 p.m. The Asper Theatre for the Performing Arts, 300 Colony St. The At Home/Chez Soi Project on Homelessness invites the public to an interactive event to learn about being homeless in Winnipeg.
7 p.m.-overnight. 201 Portage Ave. Change for the Better CEO Sleepout. More than 50 CEOs and community leaders will sleep outside overnight to raise money for homeless employment programs and helping people off the streets.
10:30 a.m. University of Manitoba, Drake Centre, Room 117. The Role of Place in Social Innovation: A Study of Places in Housing for the Hard-to-House.
1 p.m. University of Manitoba, Drake Centre, Room 117. Research Workshop on Economic Inequality and Business.
-- endhomelessnesswpg.com
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National Newspaper Award winner Lindor Reynolds began work at the Free Press as a 17-year-old proofreader. It was a rough introduction to the news business.
Many years later, armed with a university education and a portfolio of published work, she was hired as a Free Press columnist. During her 20-plus years on the job she has written for every section in the paper, with the exception of Business. She'll get around to them some day.
Lindor has received considerable recognition for her writing. Her awards include the Will Rogers Humanitarian Award, the National Society of Newspaper Columnists' general interest award and the North American Travel Journalists Association top prize.
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She has earned three citations of merit for the Michener Award for Meritorious Public Service in Journalism and has been awarded a Distinguished Alumni commendation from the University of Winnipeg. Lindor was also named a YMCA/YWCA Woman of Distinction.
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2013 Audi A3 in Burlingame, California
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TDI® Clean Diesel Technology
A combination of direct diesel injection and turbocharging allows the 2.0 liter TDI® clean diesel engine to deliver an impressive 236 lb-ft. of torque and produce 140hp. It also meets or exceeds all 50 states emissions requirements, producing 30 percent fewer CO2 emissions than a comparable gasoline engine.
Powerful yet Efficient 2.0 TFSI® Engine
The award-winning 2.0 TFSI engine provides 211 hp and 258 lb-ft. of torque and combines Audi valvelift system, variable valve timing and TFSI® direct injection for increased power and efficiency. The Audi 2.0 TFSI® has been the engine of choice for more than 1.3 million Audi drivers worldwide and is one of the most awarded engines of the last decade.
S tronic® Dual-clutch Transmission
Not only does the S Tronic® dual-clutch transmission deliver an exhilarating driving experience, it also offers the advantage of increased fuel efficiency. Its rapid-fire shifting creates an uninterrupted power flow from the engine to the transmission, resulting in up to 10% better fuel efficiency compared to conventional five-speed automatics.
Sportback Versatility
In the A3, form and function work seamlessly. Take the exterior for instance. The exhaust tips and surrounding rear diffuser create a sporty look, while the Sportback design with large rear hatch makes loading and unloading virtually effortless.
LED Daytime Running Lights
The signature LED daytime running lights not only add a distinct look to the vehicle, they also improve visibility while using half of the energy of conventional bulbs.
S line® Styling
From any angle, the Audi A3 appears strong and athletic. Its low, wide stance declares it's ready for any curve. The exterior is further enhanced with the standard S line® front and rear bumpers, rear roof spoiler, fender badges and a number of distinct wheel options. Everything comes together to exude a powerful look that signals the A3 as a part of a family of cars in which performance is paramount.
Open Sky Panorama Sunroof
The easy-to-operate Open Sky system includes a two-piece glass sunroof offering the driver and passengers natural light, an unobstructed view overhead and a continuous flow of fresh air within the cabin.
Titanium Sport Package
Inspired by the Audi motorsport legacy, the available Titanium Sport Package includes a number of aesthetic and performance enhancements. Exterior elements include 18" 5-arm Rotor Design wheels in titanium finish, and the iconic Singleframe® grille flanked by black elements. Inside, the aggressive look is continued throughout with an exclusive black headliner, Piano Black inlays and S line® sport seats with perforated Alcantara® inserts and S line doorsills. Optional roof rails are black with this package.
Designed for Versatility
Every aspect of the A3 blends sophisticated refinement with versatile utility. The luxurious interior is spacious enough to accommodate large-capacity loads up to 39 cu. ft., thanks to the 60/40 split-folding rear seats and five-door Sportback design.
Standard Leather Steering Wheel and Seating Surfaces
High quality leather is integrated throughout the interior of the A3. Leather furnished features include the leather-wrapped multifunction steering wheel as well as the seating surfaces, which complement the vehicle seat design while enhancing the overall interior style.
Audi Navigation plus with Real-time Traffic
The DVD-based Audi Navigation system plus features a full-color 6.5'' LCD screen and MMI®-inspired control logic for AM/FM and SIRIUS Radio® functions, real-time traffic, a six-CD changer in the glove box or iPod® integration through Audi Music Interface, and two SD® card slots for your MP3 music. Navigation information is given as audible route-guidance prompts and turn arrows via the color driver information system as well as a detailed color map on the main screen; five languages are available.
Bluetooth® Mobile Phone Preparation
The advanced technology of the Audi A3 allows you to conveniently access your Bluetooth-enabled phone's features via the driver information system and Navigation System, allowing for easy, intuitive, hands-free communication.
Standard SiriusXM Satellite Radio
Enjoy the seamless integration of SiriusXM Satellite Radio in your Audi. With a three-month trial subscription to the "Sirius Select" package you'll hear the music you want without the hassle of commercials, CDs or playlists. Get live play-by-play action of your favorite sports, plus comedy, talk, news, entertainment, family programming and more. All with coast-to-coast coverage, wherever you drive. Welcome to the world of SiriusXM.
Audi Music Interface
This connective technology offers intelligent integration with the iPod®. Any iPod® Generation 4 and higher may be connected through the glove box, providing full iPod® controls on the MMI® screen. This feature allows connection of a USB flash drive or a conventional auxiliary audio input as well.
Rear split-folding Seats
The 60/40 split-folding rear seats offer the versatility of multiple configurations and a maximum cargo capacity of 39 cu. ft.
Standard Driver Information System
Located in the center of the instrument cluster in a high-resolution display screen, the driver information system delivers important vehicle information into an easy-to-read interface.
Standard Dual-zone Climate Control
Occupants in the driver and front passenger seats can select and control their desired level of heating or cooling via the center console. A light sensor on the dashboard adjusts the system based on the sun's intensity.
The Only All-wheel Drive Luxury Sportback on the Market
The A3 offers an impressive number of premium characteristics: progressive design, convenient versatility and sophisticated luxury to name a few. Among those traits is the only luxury Sportback vehicle to offer the option of quattro®, the world's most advanced all-wheel drive system.
Performance-ready MacPherson Suspension
The A3 offers precise handling due to a number of innovations. One of those innovations is the MacPherson front suspension and multi-link rear suspension, which provide a high level of lateral rigidity and inspire total confidence in any turn.
Sport Package Suspension
For more performance-oriented handling characteristics, the Sport Package and Titanium Sport Package include a lower, firmer suspension that's specially tuned for greater handling performance while also offering a low, assertive stance. Each package includes specially designed sport seats that offer greater lateral support during spirited driving.
S tronic® Dual-clutch Transmission
Constant power through lightning-fast gearshifts. The concept behind the S tronic® Dual-clutch Transmission is simple to comprehend and thrilling to experience. Utilizing two clutches, it ensures you're given a selected gear the moment you select it. With a mere 0.2 seconds between shifts, there is no loss of momentum, no loss of RPM and no lag between gears.
Responsive Servotronic® Steering
Servotronic® is speed-dependent power steering in which the amount of power assist provided is dictated by road speed, providing even more comfort and convenience for the driver. The amount of power assist is greatest at low speeds, making it easier to maneuver the car. At higher speeds, an electronic-sensing system gradually reduces the level of power assist, creating a tighter, more dynamic steering feel.
High-strength Steel Body with Energy-absorbing Crumple Zones
When prevention isn't enough, the combination of crumple zones and high-strength steel helps deliver a tremendous level of protection for the driver and passengers. Crumple zones, at the front and rear of the vehicle, are designed to help dissipate the energy and force of a collision by deforming upon impact. The high-strength steel used in and around the occupant cell is designed to protect the integrity of the passenger compartment and those within it.
Advanced Braking System
Audi has implemented a number of ingenious features to help maximize braking effectiveness. In wet conditions, the brake disc wiping system gently pulses the brakes to help dissipate water buildup. Keeping the discs as dry as possible helps promote the most effective braking. Additionally, the brake assist system is able to detect an attempt at full braking and apply full stopping power when required. The advantage is that braking distance is significantly reduced.
Six Standard Airbags
The six standard, second-generation airbags provide an additional measure of safety. They include front-impact airbags for the driver and passenger and are designed to help protect the head. Seat-mounted, side-impact airbags for the front seat occupants are designed to help protect the thorax in a collision. And the side-curtain airbags offer front and rear occupants head protection in the event of a side collision or rollover.
Audi has always held firm the belief that prevention is the best safety feature of all. And the Audi A3 offers an abundance of features designed to help keep you out of harm's way. For instance, the Electronic Stability Control is a vehicle dynamics management system that applies brakes to individual wheels to help make the vehicle easier to control in adverse conditions. Helping to reduce the danger of swerving and improving directional stability, the program identifies the car's intended direction and responds accordingly.
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Apart from a few early photos, the first teaser for NBC's miniseries remake of iconic horror staple 'Rosemary's Baby' proved criminally brief, nothing more than moving graphics and a baby's cry. Now, the first teaser trailer brings us to Paris with real footage of the Zoe Saldana-Patrick J. Adams starring drama, where unholy fear is born anew.
There isn't terribly too much to see beyond a few shots of the lovebirds, and a creepy sense of dread as Zoe's Rosemary starts noticing something wrong with her body. Elsewhere in the remake miniseries, 'Awake' star and 'Harry Potter' baddie Jason Isaacs will play villainous neighbor and warlock/coven-leader Roman Castevet, with 'Suits' star Patrick J. Adams playing Rosemary's husband, Guy.
Apart from shifting the New York setting to Paris, the four-hour NBC remake will otherwise follow the 1968 film's plot of a young couple who struggle to become pregnant before the resulting conception drives Rosemary to increased paranoia toward her husband and the neighbors' intentions for the child. Scott Abbott and James Wong ('The X-Files,' 'American Horror Story') wrote the screenplay for the four-hour reboot, while Agnieszka Holland ('Treme') directs.
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John Francis O'Leary (June 23, 1926 – December 19, 1987) was an American government official and business executive. He held top positions in the Federal Energy Administration and the U.S. Department of Energy before moving to the private sector, where he rose to chairman and chief executive officer of General Public Utilities Corp.
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O'Leary was born in Reno, Nevada. He was educated in public schools in Nevada and California. O'Leary graduated from Central High School in Washington, DC and entered the United States Army in 1945. He received an AB In economics from the George Washington University in 1950.
O'Leary left the Department of Energy in 1979. O'Leary married government energy official Hazel R. O'Leary on April 24, 1980. He joined the board of General Public Utilities Corp. following the Three Mile Island nuclear accident. O'Leary died in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania of cancer at age 61.[1]
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John Stossel: Why didn't sequester crash the economy?
That may surprise you, since President Obama likened the sequester to taking a "meat cleaver" to government, causing FBI agents to be furloughed, prosecutors to let criminals escape and medical research to grind to a halt!
The media hyped it, too. The NBC Nightly News said, "The sequester could cripple air travel, force firefighter layoffs - even kick preschoolers out of child care!"
The truth is that the terrifying sequester cuts weren't even cuts. They were merely a small reduction in government's planned increase in spending. A very small reduction.
After a decade, the federal government will simply spend about $4.6 trillion a year instead of $4.5 trillion (in 2012 dollars).
And still members of Congress, Republicans included, look for ways to delay the cuts, like spreading them out over 10 years instead of making any now. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., asked, "If we cannot do this little bit ... how are we ever going to balance the budget?"
Actually, we don't even need to balance the budget. If we just slowed the growth of government to 1 or 2 percent a year, we could grow our way out of unsustainable debt.
Paul recommends freezing hiring of federal workers, staying out of most foreign military conflicts and eliminating four Cabinet-level departments: Housing, Education, Energy and Commerce. Why do we even have a Commerce Department? Commerce just happens. The free market provides housing and energy. Education is funded by states.
Those Cabinet departments don't exist just to help you. The housing budget funds vouchers that give people an incentive not to seek higher-paying jobs, plus advocacy groups and in a few cases even homes for the bureaucrats themselves.
Federal education spending pleases education bureaucrats and teachers unions but doesn't raise kids' test scores. Energy subsidies go to "green" crony capitalists like those who ran Solyndra. The Commerce Department awards taxpayer-funded trips to politically connected CEOs to promote their companies overseas.
We could cut still more departments. I'd start with the departments of Labor and Agriculture. Workers can labor and farmers can farm without federal help.
But the chances of bigger cuts - or tackling the biggest threat, Medicare - seem remote when government won't even ditch budget items like these:
. $140,000 to study pig feces in China;
. $100,000 for a videogame about aliens saving planets from climate change;
. $88,000 for a comedy tour in India called "Make Chai, Not War"; and
. $55,000 to study immaturity and drinking.
Did those sound like jokes? They are all too real.
Maybe I - and people my age - can avoid making cuts. Since so much spending is lavished on older Americans, we can let younger generations foot the bill. But that will be tricky, since the portion of the population that's my age keeps getting larger.
My fellow baby boomers and I rudely refuse to die, and we want all the cool new stuff modern medicine invents. We expect it to be free, or nearly free, through Medicare.
Unfortunately, there aren't enough young people to pay for what we'll collect from Medicare. Birth rates are falling. Young people in America now don't have enough babies to replace themselves, let alone enough to become workers to fund Medicare. Worse, many of those young people learned bad lessons from us baby boomers - like how to be parasites.
One student from California State, Northridge told my viewers that his plan for the future is: "Beat the system - take out a bunch of loans, and don't pay them back. ... What (else) are you going to do, work?"
Well, someone has to.
Frederic Bastiat wrote, "Government is the great fiction through which everybody endeavors to live at the expense of everybody else."
But government, which wants you to think it is so useful and generous, can't spend a dime until it takes that dime from us.
It's time to stop kidding ourselves. Think of the sequester "cuts" as a very gentle wake-up call.
John Stossel is host of "Stossel" on the Fox Business Network. He's the author of "No They Can't: Why Government Fails, but Individuals Succeed."
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House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-WI) says students should just get 3 jobs to pay for college instead of using Pell Grants
Tax breaks for the wealthy and corporations? That's a-ok! Why are students complaining? Working 3 jobs to pay back student loans is the American dream.
I'm just bringing this back now that Paul Ryan has been picked as Mitt Romney's VP choice. In a country where an incredible number of people are going bankrupt because they can't pay back their student loans, the Republican ticket includes this guy. Students can't afford a Romney/Ryan win.
Paul Ryan went to college on Social Security money!
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One of the joys of being a parent (and now a grandparent) is telling bedtime stories.
As a child ages and grows, the stories we read and tell become more sophisticated, introducing life lessons within the story. Some of these life lessons are retained in the memory and as they accumulate, become the basis for helping a child build their future as an adult.
Interestingly, in business, the same process applies when a "bedtime story presentation" is used.
The salesperson tells a success story in a problem/solution/benefits/results format.
The manager and trainer tells stories in a "here's why/here's how/here's what is expected/here's what happens when it's done right (or wrong)" scenario.
The strategist tells a story in a "current situation/desired future situation/what needs to be done to get from here to there" progression of thought.
Stories are more easily imagined by naive or less sophisticated listeners, and they can communicate emotions (relief, joy, sadness, distress, love, fear, etc.) while facts and figures are cold and analytical.
Think of a meeting where engineers, architects, contractors and surveyors discuss the cold, analytical, highly technical facts and figures of designing a building to withstand extreme forces of hurricanes, tornados, snow loads on roofs, or the groundshaking effects of an earthquake. That's fine and necessary. Those people are comfortable and familiar with this type of challenge where measurements and calculations are critically relevant.
Contrast this meeting with one involving financing the building or justifying the costs to potential renters where a modified story of "The Three Little Pigs" might better illustrate the situation to untechnical people – "he huffed and puffed until he blew the house down."
Technical terms can often be more easily comprehended, especially if those listeners will then need to communicate those facts to others ("so do you remember the story of 'The Three Little Pigs'?").
It might take a little "huffing and puffing," but the better you understand your audience's needs, the easier it will be to convince them.


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Andaz Hotels to Open in Papagayo in December
Andaz Hotels was supposed to open their Maui property yesterday but alas, that's been pushed back to September 1st.
The good news is room rates have dropped a bit from $509 to $409 a night.. We hope this new opening date sticks. But in the meantime, we'll be fantasizing about the next Andaz to open--Andaz Papagayo.
Reservations for this Costa Rican resort will start in December. The property is planning 153 guest rooms along with 21 funky luxury suites and should feature "modern designs with touches of local character." There will also be three restaurants, a bar, two swimming pools, a private beach and an 11,000-sq.ft. spa, along with other amenities. No word on room rates but we should
hope think it will be cheaper than Maui.
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The Shangri-La Hotel in London Still Has No Opening Date
The other big hotel opening in London, aside from Edition Hotels (which is opening on September 12) is of course the Shangri-La at the Shard.
While the viewing platform at the top has been open for months, and a number of restaurants have moved into Europe's tallest structure as well, Shangri-La looks to have a classic of hotel delay. Initially scheduled to be ready for the Olympics (ha!), we've had end of June, the more non-committal "summer", and end of September as D-day for the group's first UK property at various points in time. As of now, there is still no confirmed opening date – all we hope is that it will make it this year.
Meanwhile, rates at Edition are holding steady at Ł270 (about $420) a night for a queen room, which will get you 237 square feet of hotelier Ian Schrager's latest work. About $50 extra takes that up to a Superior Room at just over 300 square foot.
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After 3-Year Delay, Four Seasons New York Downtown Is Back On Track
Three years ago, we told you to mark your calendars for the 2014 opening of Four Seasons New York Downtown. Well, here we are in 2013 and not much progress has been made. In fact, we were juuust getting ready to strike said reminder from our iCal when we stumbled across this article yesterday throwing our hopes back into the air.
The reports says that the project is once again moving forward—now that financing has been secured—and that the 185-room luxury hotel is now set for a 2016 opening. Originally, this hotel was slated to open in 2011 (ha!), though by now we've come to understand that projected opening dates mean diddly squat and any hotel that opens on time is a rare thing indeed.
But back to the Four Seasons: the report doesn't give us too much new information except that the building will be 926 feet tall (one of the tallest hotels in NYC) and that the lobby will be a three-story atrium with lounges, a ballroom, a restaurant, meeting spaces, and a spa.
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BLT Is Out At Cassa New York, But What Will Go In Its Place?
If you thought the only exciting thing about Cassa Hotel was its abrupt re-branding into a Viceroy hotel last year, you're wrong. It turns out that the hotel's proposed restaurant, BLT American Brasserie is causing even more drama than the hotel itself—and it hasn't even opened yet!
Chef Laurent Tourondel created a lot of buzz when he attached himself to the hotel back in 2011. He was famous for his BLT restaurants, so that's what we all expected to open at Cassa. And as of last February, that was still the plan.
However, nothing ever happened, and the other day we received an anonymous tip that the "BLT coming soon" sign has been removed from the hotel.
So…now what?
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Are We Surprised? Kempinski Pulls Out of the Ryugyong Hotel In North Korea
We know, we know. The Ryugyong Hotel saga has gone back and forth so many times now, we're beginning to just stop caring. In November, we told you (with some surprise, we admit) that Kempinski was set to become its daddy.
Well, that's not happening anymore.
Not that you really needed to hear it from us, though. As big bad North Korea keeps the whole world watching on the edge of our seats, the city of Pyongyang (or any other in the nuclear state, for that matter), is hardly a place major hotel chains want to be investing in right now.
A WSJ article states that Kempinski's plans for the Ryugyong Hotel (which, apparently, were never formalized) are "on indefinite hold." A spokeswoman for Kempinski said:
"There is no possibility to enter the market right now."
Of course, the world has bigger fish to fry than worrying about whether a pesky hotel will open or not, but we've got to hand it to the Ryugyong: we can't think of a single other hotel that's managed to cause such a stir for so long without a single guest ever having checked in, or even a single room having been completed. Let's just hope when this hotel does open, it'll be a sign that tempers have cooled and neighbor South Korea no longer has to worry about rogue rockets from the north. The sooner, the better.
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Will Milford Plaza's Renovations Ever Be Done?
Two years ago, we showed you all, in excruciating detail, just why the Milford Plaza Hotel was in need of a renovation. Well, here we are in 2013, and the hotel's 1,300 rooms are looking waaay better (thanks to a $140 million renovation), with bright neon headboards, iPod docking stations, and 32" flatscreen TVs. But we're still wondering when that dang scaffolding will ever come down.
We're not the only ones losing sleep over this, either. The NY Post recently hinted that the hotel "could set a record for the city's longest-standing sidewalk sheds…with permits for the hideous covering going back to 1990." Come on, Milfy P! There are kids graduating college now who were born after that!
One of the reasons this place is on our radar again is, the other day we were walking back to the subway from Paramount Hotel, which we've been unabashedly having a mini love affair with all week. And after being enchanted by the latter's museum-worthy lobby and light-filled Italian cafe, the Milford Plaza's hulking, wooden plank-shrouded exterior seemed almost offensive.
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Will Panama's Antiguo Club Union Ever See the Light of Day?
Lately we've been taking a closer look at abandoned hotels, and recently on a walk through Panama's historic Casco Viejo district, we spotted a place in desperate need of some
loving deep-pocketed investor to get the ball rolling again.
The crumbing Antiguo Club Union on First Street was built in 1917 and functioned for years as an exclusive members-only club for Panama's elite—former dictator Manuel Noriega even took over the club during his reign in the 1980s. However, since then, the historic building has fallen into disrepair, and these days, its shabby, weed-choked exterior is mostly just an eyesore along one of Panama's most scenic streets.
So, what's the deal?
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Who Opened, Who Didn't and Who's About to This Month
When we released our Master List of Worldwide Hotel Openings for 2013 we promised we'd be keeping tabs on these hotels throughout the year. And we weren't playing around.
Aside from giving 5 hotel openings we're excited for and putting some hotels on the naughty delayed list, along with another 10 hotels to get psyched about, we're now doing monthly check-ins on the hotels listed on that master list. We'll also be highlighting some new properties that didn't initially make the list. As usual, we could always use your help. So drop in your hotel openings, hotel delays and new hotel tips in comments below!
· Added 3.12.13 The Ritz-Carlton Abu Dhabi, Grand Canal opened on March 12.
· The ME London finally opened on March 1.
· The Kempinski Ambience Delhi opened in late February (with the Dalai Lama's blessing too!)
· Holiday Inn Express in Philly opened in late February.
· Hotel Zetta in San Francisco opened on February 18.
· The Jade Hotel NYC opened on Valentine's Day.
· Nobu Las Vegas opened on February 4.
· 21c Museum Hotel in Bentonville opened in early February.
· The Mandarin Oriental Guangzhou opened in early February.
· The Hotel San Souci in Vienna opened in late January.
· The Parkroyal Pickering in Singapore opened in mid-January.
· Tune Hotel Edinburgh opened in mid-January.
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Art & Hotel Will Merge At London's Art'Otel Hoxton, But When?
Last week, we looked at a number of hotel projects that we fear may have little hope of ever being completed, from Fontainebleau Las Vegas to Pyongyang's Hotel of Doom. This got us thinking about the long-running plans for Art'Otel Hoxton, over in London's artsy but increasingly (some will say mostly) gentrified Shoreditch neighborhood.
Way back in the summer of 2010, we reported on protests taking place against the demolition necessary to make way for the hotel on the corner where Great Eastern, Rivington, and Old Street intersect. At the time a 2013 opening seemed ages away, but here we are today, with the hotel still being in planning phase and no projected completion date.
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Is There Hope For These Abandoned Hotel Projects?
Given how excited we get for new hotels and how annoyed we become at delayed openings, you can understand how abandoned hotel projects -- that is, those that have been indefinitely placed on the shelf post construction but pre completion -- tug at our heart strings. It's no good for us as consumers, and it's certainly no good for the cities who have to live with their fallout.
Some abandoned projects end up working out for the city (like the Ambassador Hotel project in Los Angeles that turned into a school), but most don't sit so pretty, becoming eyesores or, worse, stagnant reminders of what could have been, as in the case of Vegas' Fontainebleau.
As we look around the world at some of the unfinished hotel business, we really get a sense for how hard the economy has been over the past few decades for the hotel industry, even for established and successful brands like the Ritz Carlton. Below, we've put together a list of examples. We'll keep an eye on these suckers, but we don't advise getting your hopes up.
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Will the Ritz-Carlton, Rancho Mirage Ever Recover From the '08 Crisis?
This year will be the five-year anniversary of the big crash of 2008, a financial crisis that hit the hotel industry – like so many others – hard. All the hotel openings these days notwithstanding, many a project was scrapped as a result, long before they started breaking ground.
Yet, some others got caught in the middle, stuck in a weird kind of hotel-limbo: well on their way to completion, but without any sight of the moment when the finishing line, and paying guests just beyond, will be reached. Case in point: The Ritz-Carlton Rancho Mirage.
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The Moment The Moment Hotel Has Been Waiting For is Delayed
We just drove by the newest hotel to open in Hollywood, The Moment Hotel, and it was not the moment we'd been waiting for.
The site, initially expected to open this month, is still heavily under construction. It did look like one wing of the former 1950s motel known as the Sunset Inn & Suites was completed and we even spied curtains in the windows. However, the entrance and the funky rooftop bar are still taking shape.
A sign out front is now saying The Moment will open sometime this spring but according to the hotel's website, reservations open as early as March 1.
We're guessing the hotel and its 39 rooms will soft-open around then as there's no way the entire spot can be finished in 10 days. But with rates starting around $220 a night, we say save your $$ and wait until it's completely finished before spending the night.
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Last night as the Houston Texans were taking on the San Diego Chargers, Arian Foster was going to come on but running back Ben Tate waved him off. Foster didn't appreciate it considering his place amongst the elite running backs in the NFL.
"They're competitors, and both want to be on the field," head coach Gary Kubiak said.
Kubiak on Ben Tate waving off Arian Foster, who wasn't happy: "They're competitors, and both want to be on the field."
— John McClain (@McClain_on_NFL) September 10, 2013
Foster can't really complain though, he got the majority of the snaps in last night's game. Foster was on the field for 55 snaps and Tate was on the field for 20 snaps.
55:20 snap ratio between Foster and Tate last night. Foster in control. Will only get wider in normal weeks.
— Mike Clay (@MikeClayNFL) September 10, 2013
Tate was more efficient than Arian Foster though. Foster carried the ball 18 times for 57 yards or 3.2 yards per carry. Tate nearly doubled those numbers running the ball 9 times for 55 yards and a 6.1 yards per carry average. Neither of them found the end zone.
The speculation though is that Foster will continue to get the majority of the snaps and carries in this offense.


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Scotland being independent 'would not change' Diageo's investment
The chief executive of Diageo today said that Scotland being independent would make "no difference at all" to the drinks giant's decisions about investing here.
Asked on Radio Four's Today programme about Scotland becoming independent, Paul Walsh said: "Scotch has been around for hundreds of years, it has seen all kinds of political changes... Our decision to invest is based on the economics that we think the category will continue to enjoy."
The firm employs 4,000 people in Scotland and is planning to invest about £1 billion in whisky over the next five years.
Blair Jenkins, the chief executive of Yes Scotland, said: "This is completely consistent with what other international companies are saying. Scotland will be a great place to invest as an independent country.
"Scotland deciding to make its own decisions will be a completely normal state of affairs and obviously will not change its attractiveness to investors."
With Scotland currently ranked in an Ernst and Young survey as the most attractive place in the UK to do business, Mr Walsh's comments echo the findings of Channel 4's respected Factcheck website which also found that business leaders were confident about investing in Scotland.
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Seniors Who Max Out Drug Benefits Often Quit Medicare Managed Care
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April 25, 2000 -- Throw more wood on the smoldering debate over rising drug costs and the lack of a standard Medicare pharmaceutical benefit. Seniors who ran through their drug benefits were twice as likely to quit Medicare managed care plans, according to a study published in the April 26 issue of JAMA.
Indeed, rising costs are a force for seniors to reckon with. A report to be released Wednesday by the non-profit consumer health care organization Families USA indicates that prices for 50 prescription drugs commonly used by American seniors rose at nearly twice the rate of inflation between January 1999 and January 2000.
Since traditional Medicare fee-for-service does not offer outpatient drug coverage, beneficiaries may choose to join managed care plans that do. But they may later leave one plan to gain fresh drug benefits at another plan. "Many members in this study most likely had to disenroll to get additional drug benefits," writes study author Thomas Rector, PhD, a senior researcher at UnitedHealth Group's Center for Health Care Policy and Evaluation.
"Exhaustion of drug benefits had a powerful influence on the behavior of Medicare beneficiaries that may lead to discontinuity of care, including medication use," he says.
Currently, about 10% of the nation's 39 million Medicare patients have drug coverage through managed care plans. Less than 70% of beneficiaries have a plan in their area, and two-thirds of the plans offer a drug benefit.
"All of the [study] patients had competing health plans in the same market area," Rector tells WebMD. "So they could have disenrolled from our plans and gone to another health plan to continue to get drug benefits." He allows that patients also may have quit to return to traditional Medicare, where they have more selection over doctors and hospitals. "A prime reason why people enroll in managed care is to get a drug benefit," he tells WebMD. "If that reason goes away, people may be less inclined to stay enrolled."
Rector's retrospective study included more than 61,000 seniors in four United-affiliated network-model health plans. The plans' 1998 drug benefit caps ranged from $300-$1,000. The likelihood of exhausting drug benefits ranged from 17-25% among the plans, and patient disenrollment rates spanned from 6.5-19%.
Looking ahead doesn't improve the landscape. In an editorial accompanying the JAMA study, Harvard Medical School professor Joseph Newhouse, PhD, predicts that the future will bring new reductions in managed care pharmaceutical benefits that will make the plans less attractive for those seniors with the most need for drug coverage.
Though nearly two-thirds of Medicare beneficiaries have some form of drug coverage, Sager tells WebMD that Rector's study helps illuminate problems with that figure. "It turns out that many of the two-thirds who do have a drug benefit have terrible benefits that melt like snow on a spring day if you have a substantial need for prescription drugs." He backs a new drug benefit and pharmaceutical price controls.