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Damon Anderson and Michaëlle Jean may not have a lot in common, but they share an admiration for Lincoln Alexander.
Anderson, unemployed, and Jean, the former governor general, were among the multitude who arrived Friday to say farewell to Canada's first black MP and federal cabinet minister at a state funeral for him at Hamilton Place.
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Anderson, 55, arrived a little late, but found a seat in the second balcony. He knew of the former lieutenant governor and had seen him often in the past decade in his east-end neighbourhood.
"I just wanted to pay my respects because I'd seen him always travelling around on his scooter," Anderson said.
Jean, Canada's first black governor general, arrived in a limousine. She had come from her home in Ottawa. She said "the man was fantastic" and she spoke to him often when she was the viceregal.
"I knew he was someone I could count on," she said. "Whenever I asked him a question, I would have a great conversation with him. He always had a sharp spirit. I remember complimenting him on how well he looked for his age, and we laughed about black DNA being good DNA."
It speaks to the measure of the man that his funeral attracted a broad spectrum of people. He died a week ago at age 90.
Other limousines arrived and discharged Governor General David Johnston, Ontario Lieutenant-Governor David Onley, Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty, former lieutenant governors Hilary Weston and Hal Jackman, and such captains of industry as Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (Leafs/Raptors) executives Larry Tanenbaum and Tom Anselmi.
Others who came included former prime minister Joe Clark, former premiers David Peterson and Bob Rae, theatre impresario David Mirvish, Toronto police Chief Bill Blair, federal cabinet ministers Jim Flaherty and Julian Fantino, MPs David Sweet and David Christopherson, Ontario PC Leader Tim Hudak, Ontario NDP Leader Andrea Horwath and a slew of MPPs, former MPPs, former mayors and municipal politicians from Hamilton, Mississauga, Burlington and Brantford.
Some arrived simply on foot and lined up separately from the dignitaries to get a seat. This included barber Sean Gibson, 38, retired milkman Dennis Duke, 69, retired commissionaire Brian Anderson, 61, and teachers Laszlo Gauder 77, (retired) and Martin Ajayi, 29, (still looking for a job). There were war veterans to babies in strollers.
Vicki Wooldridge, 52, of Hamilton, and Bill Kemp, 68, were the first two in line at about 9 a.m. By noon, there looked to be a few hundred people behind them.
Wooldridge worked as a personal support worker at Atrium Villa where Alexander lived for a time. She recalled helping him get dressed for functions and that he was always very kind to everyone.
"We didn't see him too often," she said. "He was always on the go."
Kemp, a retired cab driver, got his wife to drop him off. He never met Alexander, but had followed his career. "I just wanted to be in line first," Kemp said. "He meant a lot to the city of Hamilton."
Stories flowed from those who knew Alexander. Gibson, who also brought his wife Larissa, 36, and his daughters, Milan, 11, and Calin, 9, said Alexander started coming to his barber shop about two years ago. He arrived on his scooter and Gibson said they would talk about many things during the haircut. He recalled one time there was some youths in the shop getting their hair cut for graduation and Alexander gave each $5 and this advice: "Stay in school and try to better your lives."
Peterson told reporters a story about working with Alexander when he was lieutenant-governor between 1985-1991. Peterson came to power in 1985 through an accord with Bob Rae and won a majority in 1987. He called an election in 1990 and Rae's party won a majority.
"I remember when I went and adjourned the house for the election in 1990 and him saying, "Premier, you sure you want to do that?' Peterson said.
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Engineers were able to get a near perfect reproduction of a lap on the 'Ring by recording the g-force and engine load during a live lap of the Nordschleife, and then feeding the data into the contorting contraption. Hit the jump to view video of the moving dyno in action. It's pretty radical, and it gives you a better idea of how crazy the 'Ring really is.
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Johnson says it is still too early to determine the total acres lost to flooding and how much impact there will be on the size of the 2011 crop. He says given the tight nature of domestic and global ending stocks, he believes the market will look to any source it can find to give it some indication of potential production. Johnson says those companies and the media will be grabbing at any number they can get, but farmers should be careful, and not rely on untested data to make marketing decisions.
In addition to the acreage number Thursday morning, the USDA will be releasing the June 1 grain stocks report. That will give a good indication of just how little grain there will be on hand when the end of the marketing year comes August 31, of this year.
USDA will reveal its projections Thursday morning for both planted acreage for corn and beans as well as grain stocks, as they existed on June 1. The acreage report will help settle some of the uncertainty about flooded acres, even though much of the Iowa flooding from the Missouri River came after June 1.
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About a month ago I was wandering through my inspiration folder and came across a photo of a wood floor that I've had saved for a few years now. It isn't too frequently that a photo speaks to me for such a length of time, but this one was different. It was a photo of a floor laid out into a quilt of mismatched wood, all of which appeared to be salvaged from various resources. From the moment I saw it, I wanted something similar.
The problem is that flooring isn't very high on my list of priorities, as there are a lot of other things that need attention. We have this odd recess in our dining area that has bugged me since we moved in, but I haven't had the spare cash to spend on a solution.
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I had all these small pieces of wood scattered throughout my garage and studio that I had no idea what to do with, and I could use them to make a bench resembling the wood floor I was after.
The bench is mega-heavy, like 64 pounds heavy, and hauling it across the basement, around four corners and up the stairs was a huge victory for me, but I was determined to have it nestled in its new space before my husband got home. So if you make something like this, plan to conquer a similar task.
The measurements are about 82 inches long, 22 inches deep and 19 inches high. I used materials I had on hand for the entire thing, with the exception of one 4-by-4 and one 2-by-4.
When I came up with the idea to make this bench, I couldn't resist the urge to rummage through all the wood I have been collecting over the past few years. Everything from vintage signs and soda crates to personal art pieces that didn't make the cut soon formed a towering stack of multicolored wood on my living room floor.
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Like most of the projects I do, my goal was to spend as little money as possible. I was thrilled to find a couple of 2-by-4s in the stash of wood in my basement. I used a circular saw to cut them to size and then screwed them together to make the frame.
I wasn't concerned about how the wood looked because eventually it would be covered anyway. So I laid my random pieces of plywood down underneath the frame and traced along the outer edge with a pencil, indicating where to cut. I found this easier than measuring since I was using multiple pieces of plywood. When everything was cut, I secured the wood with nails.
Once the frame was built, I started laying out the scraps of wood to get an idea of how much more I would need. I decided to form long, straight lines rather than randomly fitting pieces together.
Taking a break from the fun part, it was time to cut the legs. I used 4-by-4s that I cut with a circular saw to about 18 inches in length, then screwed them to the frame.
You can see that there is an opening without any plywood, which I later turned into a secret compartment. Nothing is complete without an added element of fun.
After adding the legs I kept all the pieces lined up on the floor to make it easier to reassemble. Once it was time to start attaching the pieces to the frame, I used black finishing nails to keep everything in place.
After things were secured, I was happy to use up a lot of old art pieces that I've had laying around, although I didn't have quite enough wood ready to go. So I got to pull out my paint and block-printing supplies during construction. The Suffolk Sheep sign came from an auction, and the Celo piece came from an old soda crate. The rest of the wood pieces in this view are my own creations. I used black and white spray paint along with a lettering stencil on a lot of the pieces to add visual interest and to help everything feel more cohesive.
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I finished the edge of the frame with vintage yardsticks. Some of them I had on hand, and some were given to me by a friend. Underneath is a compartment that makes a good home for small toys I've collected over the years.
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By the time I got to this point, several months had passed and my spies up at the tech center were telling me that Grant was really making major progress with his '68. The pressure was on more than ever, but I felt I was beginning to see some light at the end of the tunnel. I picked up an ARP rocker stud kit and thought my troubles would soon be over. Unfortunately, the light at the end of the tunnel turned out to be a train, as the stock 302 heads' days were numbered. The only thing standing between being able to install the ARP studs and finally being able to bolt the stock 302 heads back on was that the OEM pressedin rocker studs had to be pulled out, and then bigger holes drilled and then tapped to screw the ARP rocker studs back in on top of the Lunati guideplates. I tossed the Ford heads into the back of my '79 Big10 and dropped them off at the machine shop. It was about a week or so before I got a call to come up and take a look at my heads. When a machine shop tells you that you need to come up and take a look at something, it's never good. When they tried to pull them out, half of the bottleneck studs had sheared clean off in the heads, rendering them junk. It was a dirty shame, because my stock 302 heads were freshly rebuilt-complete with silicone bronze valveguides. I didn't even want to look at them again. I asked the machinist to throw them away. Then the search for another set of heads began.
Looking for a set of used Ford heads isn't as easy as finding a set of Chevy heads, especially if you're trying to do it on the cheap. Oddly enough though, my search ended when the Mopar freak that lives down the street from me coughed up a set his dad had prepped for a Mustang and then bailed out on. This pair of heads looked like they would work okay, so I broke them down and prepared to do a valve job. Unfortunately, the heads sat on my workbench for about another couple of months before I came to the realization that the low-buck route could potentially end up taking me years to finish my truck.
One of the good things about working in the Rod & Restoration group is that we have a magazine rack upstairs full of all of our company's latest titles. One of my favorite magazines (off and on) is Car Craft, this goes back to the '60s when they used to run a lot of custom car show coverage. Anyways, these days the guys at Car Craft are running a lot of good engine building tech, so I like to keep an eye on what they are up to. One of the recurring themes in particular is when they take an existing engine and throw a cam, carb, and heads, to wake it up. In the December '07 issue with a cover main blurb that read "Budget Boost" they ran a story on how to take a junkyard Ford 5.0 motor and make it produce 600 hp on pump gas. In the beginning I was only interested in what they did for heads on the engine, but in the back of my mind I was remembering that Grant mentioned he was looking to supercharge the Mod Motor in his '68-but before we get sidetracked let's talk about the heads I'm going to run on my 302-inch truck motor.
Finally, a weekend came up where I didn't have to be on the road, and I tore back into the head dilemma. I got back on the horn and told the Lunati guy that I discovered what I had on my heads were what the Ford guys called "bottleneck" studs (some other makes have them too). Plus, there was another issue that came up because I was dealing with an early 302. I would need to use Lunati guideplates to go along with the Lunati roller tip rockers (the early Fords use a design built into the stock rocker arm tips to guide the pushrods).


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My doctor took collagen from my TT revision and inserted it into my lips for volume, is this also called alloderm? (photos)
My doctor took collagen material from my TT revision and inserted it into my lips for volume (is this also called alloderm?) Wondering if anyone has experience in this and what I should expect in the next couple of days/weeks. I am one day post op with these pics. Is this a more permanent filling than fat? Most posts discuss liquid collagen or material collagen from donor and there seems to be no sources for my topic. Any input would be appreciated.
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My doctor took collagen from my TT revision and inserted it into my lips for volume, is this also called alloderm?
Thank you for your question! AlloDerm technically is a brand name product made from Lifecell (others include FlexHD, AlloMax, etc.). It is an allograft harvested from cadaveric donors to a tissue bank. It is an acellular dermal matrix in which the cells have been removed, leaving a collagen mesh, in which, theoretically, your own surrounding tissue will grow within, vascularize, and it will serve as a collagen framework. When your own tissue is used, it is an autograft. Fat grafts are also a great modality for a volume filler. Autografts will likely resorb less than fat as it is known that some fat will will not take within its bed (somewhere between 60-90% will ultimately survive). Other fillers are those that you stated as well as temporary collagen fillers (e.g., Juvederm, Radiesse, Sculptra, etc.) Hope that this helps.
Alloderm is different from your own skin
Alloderm is made from skin donated to skin banks. It is processed in a way that removes all of the cells so what remains is the collagen matrix that is the structural part of skin. Because this is identical in everyone, it is not rejected as an organ transplant would. Your own cells move in and transform Alloderm into living tissue. When your own skin is used in this way, it is called a dermal autograft. It will probably last longer than fat grafts to the lips. Swelling for the first few days is normal.
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I graduated from Sacred Heart School many years ago. My father and his siblings also attended SHS as well. I am a college graduate thanks to the education I obtained at this school. The previous poster didn't indicate their year(s) of attendance at SHS, so I have to take those comments with a large grain of salt.
This school is a joke. As a former student, I must tell people that this school is not the one to send anyone short of a juvinile delinquent to. This school should be ashamed to say education since it gives the children no education and merely babysits with mostly inadaquate teachers. There are a few good ones but they are few and far between. I have been to many different schools and many very bad but none and I mean none compare to this. I can not believe that they make you pay an enormous tuition to go to such a place. It is like paying to go to jail.
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If you're a side actor in a National Lampoon film, having the nickname of "Meatball" is probably a good thing. Something to build a wacky career with.
But if you're two undersized linebackers in football -- like Highland's Josh Salazar (5-foot-9, 185 pounds) and Jeff Pasquinelli (5-foot-8, 185 pounds) -- it's likely not the greatest moniker.
Something like Bronko, Brutus, Killer or Head Hunter might be a little more shivering to opponents.
"Our linebackers are called 'Spaghetti and Meatballs," Salazar said. "Me and (Pasquinelli) are the meat balls. We're small. We run around and make tackles together. That's what we do."
The outside linebackers -- Matt Foundos and Griffin Grider -- are called "Spaghetti." That's because they're taller and thinner. And ...
"Because they run a lot faster than us," Salazar said with a laugh.
The bowl of pasta Trojans (5-5) will host West Side (6-4) on Friday in the Class 4A Sectional 17 semifinal. In last year's semifinal between the same two teams, Highland won 41-34.
That was considered an upset. If it happened again, it would be even bigger.
"Those two are our spark plugs; they get after it on defense," Highland coach Trent Grider said. "They've anchored us for two years. They work hard in the weight room and the young kids look up to them.
"We never look at them and tell them they have to pick it up."
Neither Pasquinelli nor Salazar ever played Pop Warner. Both played football for the first time in seventh grade. Although small for the position, the two have played next to each other for several years.
"We don't have too much height in our family," Pasquinelli said. "There's nothing you can (do) about that."
West Side's elite athletes are extreme. Wideout Lonnie Johnson is heading to Ohio State. Cousin JonVea' Johnson is being heavily recruited by Indiana. Quarterback Ramone Atkins has Illinois all over him.
The Cougars are coming off a surprising 30-9 win over Lowell. The Red Devils beat Highland 22-0 during the regular season.
But last Friday's West Side-Lowell game was played on turf. Heavy rain this week could slow the surface at Highland by kickoff.
"For me, I'm excited about getting a chance to prove myself against the best athletes in the region," Pasquinelli said. "You can't get too nervous about it. You can't be in awe of them. We play better together.
"It's not like we have three or four good guys. Our whole team is good."
Salazar concurs.
"Last year, our senior class was hungry," Salazar said. "This year, we have 20 seniors who are all about football. A lot of kids are starting to realize this may be it for them. I can't explain how intense practice has been this week.
"Our program has changed so much in the last two years. We're not playing for ourselves anymore. We're trying to revive a program."
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The 97-year-old woman accused of killing her nephew last year is back in the St. Johns jail after a hearing Wednesday afternoon in which lawyers argued over whether or not she needs another mental evaluation.
Amanda Stevenson is accused of murder in the death of 53-year-old John Rice -- shooting him in the chest while he was lying in bed.
Declared "incompetent to stand trial" after previous mental evaluations, Stevenson has remained in legal limbo for months. At her last court appearance, the judge ordered another evaluation to determine where she should be housed.
Stevenson sat in a wheelchair in court Wednesday, listening quietly as attorneys debated what to do with her.
"I know that (defense attorney) Mr. (Ray) Warren doesn't want her competency questioned again because he doesn't want to have to try this case, he wants her to get out of jail, and I understand, that's his job," prosecutor Robert Mathis said.
"If she has to be tried, she has to be tried. That's not the issue," Warren said.
Already evaluated by five doctors, the judge is allowing a more narrow assessment of Stevenson's mental health under a different set of guidelines that both attorneys hope encompasses dementia.
"The problem is, dementia is not defined in the statutes, so I'm not even certain, nor do I believe the state is even certain where dementia falls," Warren said. "Even if she doesn't have dementia we still have to explore that issue."
Stevenson's defense team argues her competency should not be in question because the judge already declared her incompetent to stand trial. But the prosecution believes this next exam should be fully comprehensive.
"If only one aspect is looked at by any mental health professional, it doesn't give any guidance to the court or any of us as to what can be done with this lady," Mathis said.
Neither side seems to be convinced the new evaluation will provide a final answer.
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She was born June 14, 1946, in Kent to H. Everett and Jean (Gorman) Johnson. Her stepmother was Kaythryn (Fenton) Johnson. Lexie was a 1964 graduate of Kent Roosevelt High School. She was the owner and operator of Williams Flower Shop in Mount Vernon. Lexie was also a member of the Apple Valley Garden Club and an officer with the Ohio Teleflora group. She and husband, Mike, enjoyed flat track motorcycle racing and both were team owners and officials for 12 years.
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Want to know what to expect from the final two episodes of Heroes? Need to know what we can all look forward to in next season's new volume, Redemption?
Of course you do, which is why Team WWK has been pounding the pavement for you and we've come back with tons of exclusive Heroes dish direct from executive producers Tim Kring and Bryan Fuller and star Greg Grunberg.
Who's dead?
Who's alive?
Which two faves fight in the finale? And which characters are coming back next year?
Here's the very latest, very juiciest scoop from the guys who know Heroes best:
Tonight's Episode: Tim Kring tells us that this week's and last week's eps are a bit of a loop: "At the end of the last episode we saw that Sylar was impersonating Nathan Petrelli, and tonight's episode 24 explains how he got to be Nathan Petrelli at the end of episode 23. It sort of rewinds a little bit." And despite the face-swapping confusion, Nathan and Sylar do go head-to-head before the end of the season. Says Kring, "You will see a face-off. You can feel the two lines converging toward each other, very much, in the next episode. There's still Building 26 and Danko to deal with, and those bad guys to put down, and then the whole stopping of Sylar's nefarious plan. All of our characters are involved. The season finale is the best episode we've done in a really, really long time."
Bad Matt? According to Greg Grunberg, "The last two episodes are absolutely huge. My character is asked to do something, and does something, that is incredibly dark and results in the demise of another character. It's not expected. It's pretty sick. Torture is involved. It's someone we all know. It felt great to tap into my dark side."
The Old Ones: Based of the success of last week's "1961" episode, look for lots more in season four about young Angela, Alice and the rest of the Company founders in their idealistic youth. Says Kring, "We didn't plan on it until we saw how good '1961' came out. We all fell in love with those actors who were playing the younger versions of them. We are devising season four to go back to that timeframe, since lots of interesting things happened at the beginning of the formation of the Company. I found it a really effective way to dig into the mythology of the show."
The Path to Redemption: For us fans, season three isn't done yet, but the writers are already back working on season four, and according to Bryan Fuller it really will be a brave new era for the show. Bryan tells us, "Fugitives was such a dark chapter in the history of Heroes, so we look at Redemption as a unifying theme for next season. We're going to see redemption for all of the characters in one respect or another. Our goal going into season four is taking every character and making that character's story evolve into an entire series. We just want the smorgasbord of Heroes to be as satisfying for everybody." Smorgasbord or no, among those Heroes getting a special treatment next year is Masi Oka's Hiro Nakamura. Bryan Fuller says that, "The Hiro story for season four is the best story we've ever come up with for Hiro. It's so emotional and exciting and adventurous."
Daphne Milbrook: Sadly, Brea Grant is really gone and really not coming back. Kring tells us, "Alas, poor Daphne. She has met her demise. There are always ways of breaking time and space, but she is indeed dead."
Claude and Adam: Fan favorites Invisible Claude and Adam Monroe are also not likely to appear any time soon. Despite rumors that Adam might back in the finale, Kring says, "We felt like we killed him in a very satisfying way, and there really had to be some finality on the show, or else we lose all credibility. His death by Arthur Petrelli was pretty hard to come back from, so, as far as him being alive in the present-day story, that's a tall order."
Tracy Strauss: On the other hand, Ali Larter's Tracy, while seemingly dead, does return. Says Kring, "It looks fairly dire for Tracy Strauss' character, except if you stop and rewind the last couple of seconds when she was melting down the grate you may see some indication that the impossible could happen with that character." Bryan Fuller spills, "I think Ali was so underused on this show, and watching the show as a fan, I was frustrated because Ali Larter is a really good actress, and she's really engaging. So I was glad to write an episode where we get to focus on her character, because I adore her, so it's fun to write for somebody that gets you excited about the story." Will Ali be playing Barbara when she returns? "No," says Bryan. Can melted, shattered Tracy really come back together? "Watch the finale," replies Bryan. Mark your calendars, kids.
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Fox News and several newspapers hyped a stunt designed to increase fear of Ebola, carried out by a doctor at an airport where he wore protective clothing displaying the "CDC is lying."
Dr. Gil Mobley of Missouri walked through Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport on October 2, clad in protective medical clothing, goggles, and breathing mask, with the words "CDC is lying" painted on his back. Mobley's publicity stunt soon gained pickup thanks to a Fox News interview and coverage in several newspapers.
Charles and David Koch, brothers and the oil barons who are already shaping the 2014 midterm elections according to recently leaked audio recordings, are often portrayed as environmentally responsible advocates of the free-market that are unfairly targeted by Democrats. However, their political influence, which benefits the fossil fuel industry and their own bottom line, is unparalleled.
Fox News host Andrea Tantaros claimed that Susan Rice was appointed National Security Advisor only because she is a woman and could be used as a "human shield" by President Obama, continuing her pattern of launching sexist attacks against progressive and other women with whom she disagrees.
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A widely discredited rumor about Secretary of Defense nominee Chuck Hagel could cause headaches for Lou Dobbs, who endorsed that rumor on his Fox Business show.
New York Daily News reporter Dan Friedman wrote on Wednesday that he was the unintentional source of a rumor that Hagel had received funding from a terrorist-friendly group called "Friends of Hamas."
That rumor was spread in right-wing media circles by Breitbart.com's Ben Shapiro, who carelessly reported earlier this month that Hagel was paid to speak to a group called "Friends of Hamas." But, as detailed by Slate's Dave Weigel and by the New York Daily News, that organization does not actually exist. Here's Friedman's explanation (emphasis added):
On Feb. 6, I called a Republican aide on Capitol Hill with a question: Did Hagel's Senate critics know of controversial groups that he had addressed?
Hagel was in hot water for alleged hostility to Israel. So, I asked my source, had Hagel given a speech to, say, the "Junior League of Hezbollah, in France"? And: What about "Friends of Hamas"?
The names were so over-the-top, so linked to terrorism in the Middle East, that it was clear I was talking hypothetically and hyperbolically. No one could take seriously the idea that organizations with those names existed -- let alone that a former senator would speak to them.
This baseless rumor was not confined to the Breitbart.com fringe. On Feb. 11, Lou Dobbs claimed the rumor has "a ring to it" after National Review Online columnist Andrew McCarthy brought it to Dobbs' Fox Business show:
Now that the truth is revealed, will Dobbs tell his audience that he fed them rumors?
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Despite serious legal questions surrounding the New York Police Department's stop-and-frisk policy and Muslim surveillance program, the editorial board of the New York Daily News has been an unquestioning defender of the NYPD.
"You think rising cell phone thefts are bad? Wait till car thefts soar back over 100,000 a year. Wait till you start hearing about mushrooms and learn that the word refers to children who have been struck by stray bullets."
So opined the editorial board of the New York Daily News in response to public scrutiny of the New York Police Department's "stop-and-frisk" policy -- a controversial program that last year alone resulted in over 685,000 stops of primarily black and Latino residents (only 12% of persons stopped were charged with a crime). This week, Manhattan Federal Court Judge Shira Scheindlin granted class action status to a group of victims of the policy who are bringing suit against the city for what they argue is a discriminatory and unconstitutional practice. The Daily News, as well as the New York Post, viewed the ruling -- which they inexplicably believe risks the existence of the "stop-and-frisk" practice altogether -- as nothing less than life-threatening.
In the aforementioned editorial, titled "How to kill New York," the Daily News editorial board ominously predicted that If the program is reformed, 'the body count will start rising.'
The NY Post's editors weighed in as well, attacking outspoken critics of the program whom the editors say "won't rest until the murder rate skyrockets":
They're playing with fire -- all of them.
Indeed, if they do manage to weaken the program, the blood of new crime victims will be on their hands.
So: Will the city once again become the Crime Capital of the World?
Alas, so it seems.
Since sexual harassment allegations against GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain emerged, Fox News contributor Andrea Tantaros has been one of Cain's most vocal defenders. Tantaros has a background in crisis communications, and as recently as May 2011, she was vice president at Sloane & Co., which specializes in "crisis and litigation support."
The conservative talking point is now clear: Obama has been snubbing Bush's counterterrorism and intelligence team this week and has been hogging all the credit for finally eliminating Osama bin Laden.
The claim isn't true, but you still see the accusation across the right-wing blogosphere where bloggers have been sniping non-stop at the President of the United States n the wake of the Osama bin Laden killing:
Obama did invite President G.W. Bush to attend — even after pointedly ignoring him and the work his team did that made OBL's demise possible.
The claim was further cemented today in a New York Daily News article that quoted an anonymous (and rather vaguely identified) "highly placed source" who insisted former President Bush was miffed by Obama's handling of the bin Laden story:
"Obama gave no credit whatsoever to the intelligence infrastructure the Bush administration set up that is being hailed from the left and right as setting in motion the operation that got Bin Laden. It rubbed Bush the wrong way."
But again, the snub talk isn't true, as New York magazine helpfully highlights today [emphasis original]:
Obama has, actually, credited the vital work of the intelligence community, whether under himself or Bush.
In his address on Sunday night, he said that after 9/11, "we went to war against Al Qaeda to protect our citizens, our friends, and our allies. Over the last ten years, thanks to the tireless and heroic work of our military and our counterterrorism professionals, we've made great strides in that effort."
• He added that "last August, after years of painstaking work by our intelligence community, I was briefed on a possible lead to bin Laden."
• And in a congressional dinner the next night, Obama said, "I want to again recognize the heroes who carried out this incredibly dangerous mission, as well as all the military and counterterrorism professionals who made the mission possible."
A new poll from Quinnipiac University is making headlines this week. Why? Because it shows Obama's approval rating at a low point of 42 percent. And when a single poll (and possibly outlier) shows Obama's approval rating going down, that's news!
From The New York Daily News:
President Obama's approval ratings hit all-time low, half don't think he deserves second term: poll
From Politico:
Poll: Obama's approval hits new low
From The Hill:
Survey: Obama's approval rating at all-time low 42 percent
News organizations all agree: The Quinnipiac poll is a big deal. But for context, here's a look at all the Obama approval rating polling results currently listed at PollingReport.com, for the month of March:
-Fox: 49:%
-ABC/Washington Post: 51%
-Allstate/National Journal: 49%
-Bloomberg: 51%
-Ipsos/Reuters: 49%
And here's a very recent result, not listed by PollingReport.com:
-Gallup: 49%
For the month of March, Obama's approval rating has been quite consistent (average: 50%), just as it's been for nearly the last 18 months. But when the Quinnipiac poll came out and broke with that trend, and broke with the trend in a negative direction, suddenly that single poll was big news.
Conservative media are pushing the falsehoods that taxpayers picked up the tab for Michelle Obama's private vacation expenses in Spain and that 40 friends accompanied her and her daughter Sasha on the trip. In fact, the Obamas were accompanied by two of the first lady's friends and three of their daughters, and all of them, including the Obamas, reportedly paid for their own personal and travel expenses.
Right-wing media have repeatedly compared First Lady Michelle Obama to Marie Antoinette, the eighteenth century queen who was executed during the French Revolution.
Media outlets have run with the false claim that President Obama's upcoming interview on The View will mark the first time a sitting president has appeared on a daytime talk show, when in fact, President Bush appeared on Dr. Phil in 2004. Right-wing media have seized on this false claim and his appearance in general to attack Obama's "priorities."
The New York Daily News apparently agreed to Harold Ford's insistence he not be asked about public policy during a recent interview:
The interview - granted under the condition that the questions be limited to his rationale for running, and not issues - comes at the end of a rocky first week of buzz surrounding his potential candidacy.
Now, I suppose I can see why someone thinking of running for Senate would want to avoid questions about issues (particularly after a question about gun control led him to assure New York Times readers that he does not shoot unarmed children) though it does seem odd that "his rationale for running" and "issues" are separate things. But I'm a little less clear on why the Daily News would agree to that condition.
It isn't that I think journalists should never agree to limit the scope of an interview. But in this case, there doesn't seem to be any public interest (or, for that matter, interest from the public) in Harold Ford's non-policy comments. Why would (or should) Daily News readers care about Ford's "rationale for running" if it doesn't have anything to do with issues?
What public interest is served by running an "interview" in which Ford attacks his potential primary opponent without facing any questions about his own positions? What public interest is served by running an "interview" in which Ford declares "This race isn't about feet, it's about issues" -- but refuses to discuss issues? What possible public interest is served by an interview in which Ford is asked what's on his iPod -- he declares his fondness for Stevie Wonder and Al Green and "Alicia's and Jay-Z's new song," a reference to Empire State of Mind, a four-month-old celebration of New York -- but not about his policy disagreements with the person he's thinking of running against?
There is no real merit in any of that. Worse, in granting the condition that Ford not be asked about issues, the Daily News encourages other politicians to seek such favorable ground rules in the future.
UPDATE: Howard Kurtz seems to agree:
New York, N.Y.: The Daily News interviewed Harold Ford about his possible New York Senate run. As a condition for the interview, Ford demanded (and apparently the News agreed) that he would not be asked about issues. Why would any self-respecting journalist agree to this condition?
Howard Kurtz: Short answer: I wouldn't. And the demand doesn't reflect particularly well on the former congressman.
Huffington Post's Sam Stein reports (emphasis added):
The New York Post editor fired after speaking out against a cartoon depicting the author of the president's stimulus package as a dead chimpanzee has sued the paper. And as part of her complaint, Sandra Guzman levels some remarkable, embarrassing, and potentially damaging allegations.
Guzman has filed a complaint against News Corporation, the New York Post and the paper's editor in chief Col Allan in the Southern District Court of New York, alleging harassment as well as "unlawful employment practices and retaliation."
As part of the 38-page complaint, Guzman paints the Post newsroom as a male-dominated frat house and Allan in particular as sexist, offensive and domineering. Guzman alleges that she and others were routinely subjugated to misogynistic behavior. She says that hiring practices at the paper -- as well as her firing -- were driven by racial prejudices rather than merit.
And she recounts the paper's D.C. bureau chief stating that the publication's goal was to "destroy [President] Barack Obama."
The most outrageous charges, however, involve Allan. According to the complaint:
"On one occasion when Ms. Guzman and three female employees of the Post were sharing drinks at an after-work function. Defendant Allan approached the group of women, pulled out his blackberry and asked them 'What do you think of this?' On his blackberry was a picture of a naked man lewdly and openly displaying his penis. When Ms. Guzman and the other female employees expressed their shock and disgust at being made to view the picture, Defendant Allan just smirked... [N]o investigation was ever conducted and the Company failed to take any steps to address her complaints."
Guzman's complaint goes on:
"On another occasion, upon information and belief, Defendant Allan approached a female employee during a party at the Post, rubbed his penis up against her and made sexually suggestive comments about her body, including her breasts, causing that female employee to feel extremely uncomfortable and fearing to be alone with him."
And finally: "... [W]hile serving as the top editor at the Post, Defendant Allan took two Australian political leaders to the strip club Scores in Manhattan..."
Guzman alleges that while at the paper, misogynistic and racist behavior was directed at her specifically. According to the complaint, she was called "sexy" and "beautiful" and referred to as "Cha Cha #1" by Les Goodstein, the senior vice president of NewsCorp. After doing an interview with Major League Baseball star Pedro Martinez, she says Allan asked her whether the pitcher "had been carrying a gun or a machete during the interview" -- a line Guzman said was racist and offensive.
When she would walk by certain offices at the paper, Guzman alleges, editors would routinely sing songs from West Side Story -- a nod to her Hispanic heritage -- including the tune: "I want to live in America."
Guzman also makes the following allegations to supplement her case that the Post harbored an environment that was offensive to women and minority employees.
"A White male senior editor sexually propositioned a young female Copy Assistant, telling her that 'If you give me a blowjob, I will give you a permanent reporter job.'"
"The last five employees who were recently terminated by Paul Carlucci, the Publisher of the Post.... Have all been black and/or women of color."
Read Stein's entire piece and the compliant in full here.
Politico's Ben Smith picks up an interesting angle to the story:
The New York Post and New York Daily News, for a time, complemented their fierce competition for circulation with bitter attacks on each other's staff and on their owners, Rupert Murdoch and Mort Zuckerman.
But Murdoch and Zuckerman, as has been reported, reached a truce of sorts, and they've been reported to be in sporadic talks about some sort of merger of -- at least -- the paper's back ends. And the clearest signal I've seen in a while of that rapprochement came this week, when a fired Post employee, Sandra Guzman, filed suit against the paper and its brawling Australian editor, Col Allan.
The Daily News offered a sanitized version of the story: "A New York Post editor sacked after complaining that a cartoon likened President Obama to a monkey sued the paper on Monday, claiming rampant racism and sexism in the newsroom," but detailed none of the actual allegations.


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Today Senator Lisa Murkowski took to the Senate floor to express Alaskans' frustrations with the everyday impacts of the current government shutdown.
Sen. Murkowski addressed the President with examples.
Sen. Murkowski: "Whether its the family out in Galena who is hoping they're going to be able to get their moose before moose season closes. Or what about what's going on, this is an amazing one, the Kenai River happens to proceed through some refuge area's you can still go fishing now, good rainbow fishing out there, but when you move down river through that refuge area, you better bring your lines in, because we're going to have enforcement down there on the river".
Sen. Murkowski endorsed her colleague Senator Susan Collins' (R-ME) proposal to fund the federal government for six months while repealing the medical device tax on pacemakers, joint replacements, defibrillators and other items from the Affordable Care Act.
The proposal would institute the much-needed flexibility in how federal agencies administer the across-the-board sequestration cuts that Senator Murkowski has pressed the administration on for months.


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17. If there was one moment and one time in the last month what would you change and why?
There's nothing within the last month that I really recall wanting to change.
25.If you could do anything or wish anything, what would it be?
I wish I was a good artist. Haha. The ones who can make that insanely detailed, creative concept art and paint so realistically are where I wish I was on terms of level of art.
Haha done. x]
2. Think of the last time you were REALLY angry. WHY were you angry? Do you still feel the same way?
Hmmm I'm not sure what the threshold for "REALLY" is, but the last time that I was angry was because of my math professor (lol). I'm fine now, though, since I ended up with an A.
4. You are at the doctor's office and he has just informed you that you have approximately one month to live. Do you tell anyone/everyone you are going to die? What do you do with your remaining days? Would you be afraid?
I don't think that I would tell people…It would seem like I'm garnering attention, and it would garner attention, which I don't like all too much. I guess I'd want to have fun..This is really strange to think about. I'd probably be scared, and my dreams would be filled with swarms of nothingness.
6. You are walking down the street on your way to work. There is a dog drowning in the canal on the side of the street. Your boss has told you if you are late even once more, you are fired. Do you take the time to save the dogs life? Why or Why not?
Honestly, it would depend. The thing is, if the dog is drowning, how in the world do you expect me to rescue the dog? First, drowning could imply deep water that one is unable to swim in; if so, there is no way that I can save the dog—sure, in the past, I was a swimmer, but I obviously am not now. Second, drowning could imply that the dog him/herself is unable to swim despite shallow water; if so, then it would be simple to rescue the dog, and I would do so then continue on to work. I guess this seems cold-hearted, but I honestly doubt every person out there who claims to be a philanthropist will actually act in situations such as these—I simply want to be realistic.
8. Your best friend confesses that he/she has feelings for you more than just friendship. He/she is falling in love with you. What do you (or did you) do/say?
That really, really is not possible for either my girl or guy best friend, so I don't think I could accept it as anything other than a joke.
10. Are you the kind of friend that you would want to have as a friend?
LOL not really. But my answer is always subjective for these kinds of questions; I have a low opinion of myself and degrade myself constantly (though not as much as I used to). I do, however, try to be the kind of friend that I, or others, would want to have as a friend.
12.Your boss tells your coworker that they have to let them go because of work shortage, and they are the newest employee. You have been there much longer. Your coworker has a family to support and no other means of income. Do you go to your boss and offer to leave the company? Why or Why not?
This also depends. Well, first of all, such an idea wouldn't occur to me in the first place unless it's suggested to me. However, if the coworker went up and asked me personally, then I might; this also probably seems cold-hearted, but consider: honestly, if they did not ask that of you or anyone else for that matter, that probably means that they don't care enough about their family and job position to try every possible means of resolving the issue. Thus, you yourself have no reason to give up the position that you worked hard for for someone so half-hearted.
14. What would be (or what was) harder for you to tell a member of the opposite sex, you love them or that you do not love them back?
The former probably. Haha I really must sound like a cold-hearted bastard..
16. Excluding romantic love, when was the last time you told someone you loved them. Who were they to you?
LOL I can't even remember the last time I did so..it was probably just an absent-minded response to someone else telling me that they loved me or just me being really excited and happy because something good happened. Regardless, the receiver of the praise would be a friend.
18.Imagine it is a dark night, you are alone, it is raining outside, you hear someone walking around outside your window. WHO do you wish was there with you?
No one. To clarify, I wouldn't think about wishing to have someone there with me in the first place.
20. LOL they don't have a number twenty?
22. Are you old fashioned?
Not really, I guess..But my way of thinking/ethics are probably somewhat old fashioned.
24.Which would you choose, true love with a guarantee of a broken heart, or never loved at all? Why?
The latter because it's less painful. I know there's some quote floating out there that goes along the lines of "It's better to have loved than to have never loved at all" or something like that, but I can live with a boring life; I mean, I'm living with it right now haha.


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On Wednesday, Missouri lawmakers ignored the warnings of the Obama administration and overrode their governor's veto to enact religious exemptions to the abortion pill mandate.
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WANT. I need at least one of these.
I am discovering that A) I am apparently more hide-bound than I thought I was, B) that I am hide-bound about the weirdest things, C) I am mildly annoyed by something that doesn't even affect me, and D) that it is really, really difficult to lay hands on a copy of the CoE BCP.
What I really want is nothing more or less than a Coverdale Psalter, but as far as I can tell a single volume of Coverdale's Psalter (with numbered verses, that's very important; Lutherans Online has a lovely PDF of a mildly-modernized CP but there are NO VERSE NUMBERS ARGH) does not exist. Coverdale's Psalms are still in use… in the CoE's Book of Common Prayer.
So, okay, I'll buy a copy of the BCP. It can hang out with my '79 Episcopal BCP and they can be friends. Awesome.
Except that apparently someone somewhere decided that the BCP was, I don't know, too convenient or something. The CoE has been infested with 'Common Worship', which is basically all of the bits of the BCP/Alternative Service Book broken up into separate volumes. Like, six of them. This is where the hide-bound bit comes in: all I can think is that I have enough trouble juggling the BCP and the hymnal and the bulletin, why in the name of all that is seen and unseen does anyone want to ADD another volume (or two) to that? *Grumble* What's wrong with one book, I ask you? You kids get offa my lawn!
One of the other problems with the Common Worship book(s) is that the Psalter isn't Coverdale's–or it is, but modernized. I'm all for modernized-yet-still-poetic versions of the Psalms! I love the adaptation of them that's found in the Psalter in my EBCP.
Thing is, though, that they are modern and some of them are fairly different from Coverdale's version.
For instance, our friend Psalm 121. The first line in my EBCP says, "I lift up my eyes to the hills; from where is my help to come?"
Coverdale says, "I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help."
That's not a question, that's a statement. Unless it's some kind of punctuation weirdness? Now I have to go find out the history of the question mark. Excuse me. Here I am–while mildly entertaining, it wasn't terribly helpful. All right, so let's see what people who've read more bibles than I have to say…
(As an aside, I would like to have the non-word "prayerfully" struck (preferably by lightning) from all vocabularies everywhere.)
(…I can't decide if I want to object to 'literalness'. On the one hand, I don't like it. On the other, 'literality' isn't a word. It feels nicer in the mouth, to me–and it's the quality of being literal, yes?)
(This… This page is written by a person or persons with some good ideas, but I don't enjoy reading it because I feel like I'm being shouted at while they're throwing rocks at me. Ugh.)
(On the other hand, Paul Stroble offers an explanation as to why Episcopalians (and, I'm assuming, other members of the Anglican communion) sing ALL the verses: "[…] It is the same with "A Mighty Fortress is Our God": if we only sing verse one, the devil wins." Yes, I know, that's not precisely what he meant but I take my fun where I can get it.)
Okay, I give up on Shouty-Pants over there. The consensus is that there is no consensus. There is one school of thought that says the use of "whence", meaning "where", indicates that the sentence is intended to be interrogative and therefore requires a question mark. The other school of thought argues that it's a statement–These are the hills (the holy hill(s), the hill upon which the temple at Jerusalem is/was located) of God and therefore they are the source of help.
The temptation to put the question mark in parentheses from now on is awful, I tell you what.
I have no idea what I was originally talking about… Oh, right. The difference between Coverdale and the modernized version of Psalms. Here's another example, this time from Psalm 91 (one oft-quoted by Justinian.) Technically, this is recited by Ezekiel (and now that I think of it I shoooooould probably have him recite the Coverdale version. You'll see why.)
The (Episcopal) Book of Common Prayer, Ps 91, verses 5 and 6: [5] You shall not be afraid of any terror by night; nor of the arrow that flies by day; [6] Of the plague that stalks in the darkness; nor of the sickness that lays waste at mid-day.
Coverdale, Ps 91, I HAVE NO IDEA SORRY: Thou shalt not be afraid for any terror by night, nor
for the arrow that flieth by day; for the pestilence that walketh in darkness, nor for the sickness that destroyeth in the noonday.
"Afraid for" and "Afraid of" are two decidedly different phrases, to me. Is that because I grew up learning 20th-/21st-century American syntax/connotations, or is it something else?
Then there's the verse about being covered by feathers (Coverdale) or pinions (EBCP) — I had feathers in, once, and my mother said 'No, that's supposed to be pinions'. I shrugged and changed it…and then discovered that the version of the Psalm that Ezekiel and Justinian would be most familiar with said feathers. I give up! (But I'm not changing it back. I like pinions.)
So now that we've failed to clarify the mystery of the question mark in Ps 121, I'm trying desperately to remember the point of all of this.
…Oh! That's it. The point is that for whatever reason, there doesn't seem to be a mildly-modernized version of the Church of England Book of Common Prayer for sale for love or money. EVERY standard edition of the CoE BCP on the Cambridge Press site is marked "unavailable", and searching Amazon got me bupkis. I just want a physical copy that's been updated with current spelling and features the Coverdale Psalter with numbered verses.
June 7th, 1942: Edward Hopper completes his best known painting, the seminal Nighthawks. When asked by a Chicago Tribute reporter about the philosophical meaning behind the diner having no clearly visible exits Hopper responded, "Shit. Fuck. I did it again. Goddamnit. Fuck. Not again. I did it again. Shit." and slammed his hat on his leg.
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I fucking laughed so hard at this all artists are hilarious
I don't care if this isn't true, it's still funny. And I'd never realized that there's only one door in the whole of the (visible) diner until just now. Honestly, I always just assumed that the entry for the building was cut off by the right-hand side of the canvas.
Also, as someone who has forgotten to mention vital pieces of information that readers kind of need to know, I know how he feels*.
* Even if the incident with the reporter never happened.
I was looking for the Latin prayer said by a priest in the service of creating Holy water.
The first result is… Well, it's not what I was expecting, but appropriate to my search. Heh.
my dashboard is 90% depressive posts but it should be 100% baby squid posts let get this squid party moving along
everyone needs more baby squids on their dash!
here's more baby squids!! and some baby octopuses because they're cute too!
Everyone deserves some cute!
Everyone, please take a break and enjoy some baby cephalopods.
Usually they're something along the line of "Who sang that?" "What's the name of the song?" or "WHY WON'T YOU TELL ME WHAT I JUST HEARD, RADIO PERSON!?"
This time, I know what the song is called: Ultraviolet.
I know who performed it: U2
What I don't know is why it's the only song listed in a file called "random music for soundtracks" in my writing folder.
I looked up the lyrics, but I still have no idea who/what characters/which ship I was thinking of when I made note of it.
Let's take a moment to appreciate Martin's typing—our adorable little blogger who types with two fingers and sticks his tongue out because he's concentrating so hard on his task. Such a precious kitten.
I essentially type with only my first and second fingers. Granted, I type A LOT more than most people, never mind Martin/John, so over the years I've come up with a personal system that allows me to basically touch-type with only two fingers on each hand. *Shrug* It's one of those weird things I do that drives other people crazy — kinda like the way I hold a hammer or stand at the tee on a golf course — but it works for me.
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A: They taste funny.
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