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Twitter's new "Activities" feature and the social feedback loop
For some time now, I've been thinking about a concept I'm calling the social feedback loop. To my mind, blogging of any kind — whether it's the oldest type of longform writing we associate with the dawn of self-publishing on the web through to the very newest microblogging and media-sharing of Twitter and Tumblr — has suffered from a key problem. It too often feels like you're doing it in a vacuum.
There's a reason that many bloggers are obsessed with hit stats and many blogging platforms support comment systems that do not require user registration: blogging is a hugely rewarding experience when you have an audience that is engaged with your content but a painfully lonely and empty one when you don't. So it's logical to want to make it as easy as possible for your readers to express their agreement (or disagreement!) with what you have to say.
Some platforms have embraced this and taken it to its logical conclusion: the single-click feedback. The earliest example I can think of is Tumblr's "heart" button, which appears on each and every post you see on Tumblr. One click from the reader and the post author gets a little notification that the post was "hearted".
The most prominent example, however, is Facebook's "Like" button, which is exactly the same thing: one single click from the reader to communicate back to the writer that "I liked this". Google aped this design with the +1 button on Google+. It's telling that both the Like and +1 buttons apply not just to individual posts — say, a Facebook status update — but also to comments left on those posts. Clearly, these are designed to be pervasive features.
This is what I am referring to in the headline: the idea that people will be more likely to put the effort in to write things for a website (be it a traditional blog or a social network) if they feel they have an engaged audience. The audience will be more likely to demonstrate their engagement if that process is as simple as possible. The lowest friction way to do that is with a single click on a prominent button.
Twitter was slow to catch on. For a long time, it had half the story; it included the ability to "favourite" tweets with one click of the star icon. But the other half was missing because there was no notification back to the writer of the tweet that you had done this. In the absence of any obvious thing the feature is for, many users simply ignored it, or found other uses such as employing it as a way to bookmark tweets. For example, some of my friends star tweets with links in that they cannot read whilst mobile for later re-visiting.
Nevertheless, the demand was clearly there for a social feedback loop for Twitter, as evidenced by the popularity of "fave collection services" like favrd (now defunct) and later favstar. These sites crawl the Twitter streams of users, collating and recording all the stars they handed out and building daily leaderboards of the most popular tweets. They let you see which of your tweets people have liked and they let you measure how you're doing against your peers. The mild gamification angle of the leaderboards prompts a little friendly competition to be the wittiest or share the most interesting links.
Without the implicit prodding from my own favrd and favstar pages, I would never have become such a keen user of Twitter — and without the community that grew up around Favstar, I would never have found the woman I'm going to marry tomorrow either!
Back to the subject at hand. With the new rollout of activity streams, Twitter is finally making a move into this area itself. A new tab on twitter.com, simply listed as "@username", shows people faving and retweeting your tweets, alongside notifications of new followers and @replies sent to you — the four ways in which people engage with your content on Twitter, all collated into a single view.
(Screenshot taken from TechCrunch because I don't yet have access to this new feature on my own Twitter account.)
The bottom line
There's a scene in one of Neal Stephenson's Baroque Cycle books (I forget which one) which talks about how there's a sort of shantytown built on one of London's bridges. People live in tiny huts that long ago ran out of room to be built on the bridge itself; instead, they are slung out over the river Thames and held on by improvised rigging, lashed to their neighbours with dozens of ropes. Often, the ropes break, and huts and their residents simply disappear into the churning water below.
I often think that the structure of the social Internet is like that. The bonds that hold us together are sometimes gossamer thin and easily broken; we've all seen flame wars, people flounce from forums, Usenet spats. If we want to build useful and long-lasting relationships via the Internet we need to tend to these links and seek to build more of them whenever we can. Tight social feedback loops are one mechanism that can make online social discourse feel more alive. I'm glad to see Twitter embrace the concept more wholeheartedly.
Joe Schmitt left a reply on Facebook with a few notes on this post. He reminded me that Favotter was the first collate-Twitter-favourites site, pre-dating Favrd and Favstar, and that it might be older than Tumblr (neither of us can find solid confirmation of which came first — does anyone know?) Favotter certainly deserves credit for that. Also related are how Digg and Delicious count likes on existing posts and use this to rank their content — and older than them both is Slashdot's karma system. These are all further examples of these same fundamental principles at work.
Joe also pointed out another benefit to these one-click-feedback systems I hadn't highlighted above: they obviate the need for vacuous "me-too" or "LOL" style responses. This means that when people do send you an @reply on Twitter or leave a comment on a tumblog, it's more likely to be a substantive one.
Update 2
Guillermo Esteves sent me some feedback via Twitter after doing some excellent detective work. He points out that Tumblr added hearting on 16th Jan 2009 and Facebook's Like button appeared on 9th Feb 2009, so there's much less of a gap there than I claimed above — this is entirely down to my own faulty memory, so apologies.
He also points out two more examples that I wasn't aware of because I've never used either service. Friendfeed had a "like" feature before either Twitter or Tumblr. And Pownce also allowed users to rate posts on a five-star system back as far as 2007, which is a slightly more elaborate example. Perhaps too elaborate — I could imagine the analysis paralysis causing there to be less feedback given overall.
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In a game where little of it was played, a defensive play down the stretch proved decisive in the Pistons 101-95 win over Toronto Friday.
The Pistons led by double figures most of the game, but got lazy in the final few minutes, settling for contested jumpers and even nearly getting an eight-second violation because Tracy McGrady was content to casually saunter up the court, just getting it over halfcourt as the shot clock was hitting '16.'
That malaise, combined with Andrea Bargnani's ability to get anything he wanted helped the Raptors pull to within five with the ball and about a minute remaining. Jose Calderon hit a cutting Amir Johnson, and just as Johnson was going up to finish, Greg Monroe stuck a hand in and just jarred the ball loose. The Pistons corralled it and Toronto was forced to foul, essentially sealing the game.
But let's face facts: the Pistons are not a strong defensive team, and they beat Toronto because they played well on offense. That started and ended with the McGrady and Monroe combination. McGrady scored a season-high 22 points, and he assisted on three of Monroe's six field goals. The two have great chemistry with each other, McGrady was constantly looking for Monroe on cuts and they run the pick and roll really well together. In fact, McGrady would've assisted on a fourth Monroe basket, but Monroe bobbled a catchable pass in good scoring position and couldn't finish.
In the postgame interview, McGrady praised Monroe's basketball IQ and said that he loves playing with him. There's been a lot of debate in the comments about whether the Pistons should attempt to trade McGrady while his value is presumably high right now or instead attempt to re-sign him in the offseason.
Not that this comes as a surprise since I do a poor job of hiding my shameless McGrady fandom, but count me among the people who hope he's back. When the Pistons signed McGrady, I saw it as a bit of a novelty. Joe Dumars taking a chance on a guy who probably won't pan out and probably won't get many minutes, which will probably make him unhappy. Instead, McGrady has been the brightest spot this season, other than Monroe's development. He's incredibly unselfish. He's a good teammate. And unlike another veteran on the team, Tayshaun Prince, McGrady seems unflinchingly positive when it comes to praising and working with his younger teammates. He's exactly the type of veteran presence the Pistons need around guys like Monroe, Austin Daye and, when healthy, Jonas Jerebko.
When McGrady plays well, I'm always struck with one thought: that guy seems fun to play with. To have a guy who has achieved the stardom in this league that McGrady has play as unselfishly as he does is no small thing.
And I don't doubt for a minute that, if the Pistons come up with a competitive offer, McGrady will want to stay. The first person he praised in his interview tonight with Eli Zaret was Arnie Kander. McGrady said that Kander has him, "Really pleased about my future." McGrady also mentioned, again, how great he feels compared to the last two years. Players who have gone through the devastating injuries McGrady has don't take it lightly when they encounter a guy who helps as much as Kander does. A reunion next season between McGrady and the Pistons shouldn't be out of the question and it should be something that Pistons fans are excited about building on.
The Pistons actually won a third quarter
It took a three by McGrady with :01 second left in the quarter to do it, but the Pistons out-scored the Raptors 22-20 in the third.
The coaching staff has been (fairly) maligned much of the last two seasons for the team's consistent poor performances coming out of halftime. Against Toronto, the Pistons didn't do anything particularly pretty in that third quarter, but they played with energy, even if shots weren't falling. McGrady bailed them out with 10 points in the quarter and the team actually had a pretty impressive second half defensively against Toronto, holding them to 20 in the third and just 21 in the fourth. Bargnani was a killer all night (he finished with 31 points and 9 rebounds), but the Pistons did a nice job of holding everyone else in check.
Will Bynum makes a rotation cameo
Take one of the Pistons new starting lineup on Wednesday had McGrady starting at point guard and Rodney Stuckey starting at shooting guard and shifting over to play the point on the second unit. It appeared that John Kuester had settled on a three-guard rotation that featured McGrady, Stuckey and Ben Gordon.
On Friday, however, Stuckey only played 25 minutes and the backup point guard minutes went to Will Bynum. Now, Bynum's flaws in his game are ever-present — he tends to be a risk taker, he's turnover prone at times and he doesn't defend well. But his quickness really bothered Toronto's guards, he was active, didn't turn it over and he had one beautiful assist, gliding to the basket for what looked like a layup attempt, only to whip a mid-air cross-court pass to Gordon for the three.
With Rip Hamilton logging his second straight DNP and apparently viewed right now as out of sight, out of mind, the Pistons will need some production from Bynum. McGrady has played 36 minutes in consecutive games, and as good as he's looked, it's unrealistic to expect him to hold up after barely playing the last two years. If Bynum can give good minutes, the Pistons will be in much better shape as they try to make their, ahem, playoff push.
Saying little, yet saying so much
The Pistons can't be a fun team for Kuester to coach right now. Prince called him a buffoon to the media the other day, and I'm sure Prince and Hamilton are both very good at making it clear behind the scenes they aren't fans of the direction Kuester is leading the team in.
This was a rather innocuous quote Kuester gave when asked about Monroe, but I thought it spoke volumes:
"It's been such a breath of fresh air to coach someone who wants to continually learn."
I think it's easy to forget just how difficult a situation Kuester has been in with this team because of his penchant for, uh, the occasional baffling (dare I say Curry-esque?) decision. But after his latest series of rotation shufflings, I think he finally has things right. Monroe is continually rewarded for playing well with an increased role and more minutes. McGrady clearly won the point guard job, and now he's been rewarded as the focal point of the offense. Starting Daye at power forward to begin the season was a poor decision. Removing him from the rotation completely was also a poor decision. But he's getting 19 minutes per game in January, playing at his natural positions on the wing, and as long as he's giving effort on defense, he's not meeting the same quick hook he met early in the season.
This is a long-winded way of saying that, incrementally, Kuester has improved as a coach in subtle ways as the season's trudged on. I don't know that it will result in more wins or a playoff appearance or if it's even enough to prove to the organization that he should be around longer-term. But it has resulted in a team that, win or lose, is far more satisfying to watch when the players who seem to care the most and play the hardest are getting the most minutes.
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Christian Brothers University rededicated Signaigo Soccer Field on September 15 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Originally dedicated in 1986 and named in honor of the late Joe Signaigo, the soccer field had been closed since November of 2008 as the City of Memphis installed a flood control system under the field. New irrigation systems and a new scoreboard were also installed, and the light towers were renovated as the field level was lowered by several feet. Attending the ribbon cutting are Stephen J. Signaigo (son), Thelma Pieroni Signaigo (wife of Joe), Sharon Signaigo Thompson (daughter), Dr. Douglas Scarboro, Executive Director of the Office of Talent and Human Capital and Education Liaison for the City of Memphis, John Moore President and CEO of the Greater Memphis Chamber and Dr. John Smarrelli, CBU President. Not pictured: Janet M. Signaigo (daughter)
CONSTITUTION DAY: CBU will celebrate Constitution Day with a public seminar entitled, "What does the Constitution Really Say (and can we agree on what it means)?" on Monday (September 20) at 7:00 p.m. in the Montesi Executive Center (Buckman 211). Dr. Karl Leib (History & Political Science) will discuss the intended meaning of the Constitution. This seminar free and open to the public. For more information, contact Dr. Leib at email@example.com or (901) 321-3337.
DUST OFF YOUR WALKING SHOES: On Tuesday, September 21 from 12-1, come join President Smarrelli for a walk on the track around our newly renovated Signiago Field from 12-1. Leave your offices for all or part of the walk as we promote good health on the CBU campus.
FLU SHOTS: Flu shots are available in Health Resources beginning Wednesday, September 22. Shots will be given 10:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m. daily for $15 (cash or check). Limited doses available; first-come first-serve!
ANIMAL LAW & CRUELTY SEMINAR: The CBU Honors Program is pleased to present the Tennessee Week for the Animals Animal Law & Cruelty Seminar, sponsored by the Memphis Bar Association. This community seminar will be held Tuesday (September 21) at 6:30 p.m. in Spain Auditorium. Distinguished
speakers include Memphis Police Department Director Larry Godwin, Judge Chris Craft, Rep. G.A. Hardaway, and the founders of Community Action for Animals, Cindy Sanders and Jackie Johns. The night promises to be both interesting and educational, and student and faculty attendance is encouraged. For more information go to http://www.tennesseeanimals.org/.
WORLD DAY OF PEACE: This Tuesday (September 21), we celebrate, International World Day of
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SOFTBALL TEAM OPEN TRYOUTS: The Lady Buccaneer softball team will host a second open tryout on Wednesday (September 22) at Bland Field at 3:00 p.m. In order to be eligible for tryouts, students must currently be enrolled as full-time at CBU and complete the softball tryout registration forms. Tryout forms can be found online — please fill out forms 1-7 and contact Coach Kimmi Hayden at 321-3376 or email@example.com.
RUN WITH THE VP: Join Dr. Frank Buscher (Academic Vice President) for a weekly 4-5 mile run/jog through the CBU neighborhood every Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. The weekly run begins in front of the Plough Library entrance. Everyone is welcome to participate — at any pace.
• September 20: Registration reopens for second 8-week courses
• September 24: Last day to withdraw from a first 8-week class
• November 4: Last day to withdraw from a 16-week class
• The President's Ambassadors would like to congratulate and welcome their new members for the 2010-2011 academic year: Jessica Boyucka, Catherine Delbove, Kristen Downy, Laura Duncan, Danielle Fain, Danielle Fairbee, Jalissa Fredrick, Richaundra George, Logan Glen, Caroline Gordon, Michael Hankins, Christy Henderson, Lauren Pintar, Ashia Rallings, Larissa Redmond, Indiana Soliman, Dean Shauger, and Taylor Tartera. The Ambassadors would also like to thank their returning members: La Quita Bell, Brittly Butler, Paige Campbell, Brittany Course, Tavares Mondrell Floyd, Justin Gallagher, Ariel Kingsley, Zamyra Lambert, Lauryn Murphy, Sam Noland, Peter Prakongpan, Matt Robinson, Diamond Taylor, Jordan Tedford, Trey Tedford, Brittany Wilburn and Jessica Williams.
• Dr. Marius Carriere (History) chaired a panel on "Southern Life and Leaders" and commented on the papers presented at the recent conference of the Tennessee Conference of Historians held at Cumberland University, September 10-11.
• Doug Cupples (History, Adjunct) presented a paper on "Florence McIntyre: The First Lady of Memphis Art" at the Tennessee Conference of Historians held at Cumberland University, September 10-11.
• L. Yu Lin (Civil and Environmental Engineering) presented "Unsteady-State Flow Modeling for the White River Basin" and "360 Degree Geospatial Immersive Video of the White River" at the Sponsor & interagency Planning Team Conference in Yellville, Arkansas on August 24-25, 2010. A number of government agencies, including U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, U.S. Geological Survey, U.S Fish and Wildlife, Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, Arkansas Heritage Commission attended the meeting.
• For DAY STUDENTS who receive HOPE or Tennessee Student Assistance Awards (these would have been on your award letter), the rosters have been certified to the state and payment will come in about three weeks and be applied to your account.
• For PROFESSIONAL STUDIES students, your enrollment will be certified the week after the B-term drop/add. Your money will come from the state toward the end of November and be posted to your account.
Don't miss the upcoming Graduation Meetings!
• Tuesday, September 28, at 12:30 p.m. and 5:15 p.m. in Spain Auditorium
• Wednesday, September 29, at 5:15P.M. in Spain Auditorium
All your questions answered! You need only attend once. Haven't filed your Intent to Graduate? Go to https://forms.cbu.edu/student/intent.
• The SGA Executive Council meets every Thursday at 5:00 p.m. in the new SGA Office, inside the Thomas Center and across from the Counseling Center. All meetings are open to the public.
• These Senate Subcommittees meet this week in the SGA Office in the Thomas Center:
• Student Life Subcommittee: Monday, September 20, at 5:00 p.m.
• Internal Affairs Subcommittee: Tuesday, September 21, at 6:00 p.m.
• Campus Improvement Subcommittee: Wednesday, September 22, at 6:30 p.m.
• Education Subcommittee: Thursday, September 23, at 7:00 p.m.
All subcommittee meetings are open to the public. Attending two consecutive meetings also makes you a voting member!
Questions or comments? Email SGA at email@example.com.
Listen to Pirate Radio, CBU's very own on-campus radio station! Tune in and hear about the latest news on campus, awesome music, and the DJs from the CBU student body. It's easy, just go to pirateradio.cbu.edu and click the 'Launch' button. If you're interested in having your club's news and events played live on the radio, or you're interested in broadcasting your very own show contact email@example.com.
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GOP's Woman-Haters Club Swells: Why Their Hatred Is Actually Getting Worse
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In the recently released report he commissioned on the bridge closing scandal, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's lawyer depicts the client as the innocent who was ensnared in the web woven by an "emotional" woman. No longer is Bridget Anne Kelly his hardworking deputy chief of staff, doing the bidding of a canny, no-nonsense governor; instead, she is your run-of-the-mill hysterical female lashing out against the multitude of commuters to get revenge, somehow, for being dumped by a guy.
Does this scenario make any sense? Why is it so common to subject to psychoanalysis a public official who is a woman? Why must she be cast as the dangerously "emotional" one in a political drama that paints Christie as a properly sensitive, duly caring public servant with "heartfelt" concern for his staff? Kelly's attorney reacted to the obvious gender bias: "The report's venomous, gratuitous, and inappropriate sexist remarks concerning Ms. Kelly have no place in what is alleged to be a professional and independent report."
The Christie report's sexist motif cannot be treated in isolation. The evidence suggests a deep-seated hatred that calls to mind the hatred directed at President Obama for his oft-imagined illegitimacy. Just like the knee-jerk "You lie!" and "subhuman mongrel" that Obama unfortunately has to hear, sexist remarks from thought-deprived men are more than an eye-rolling distraction. "Barefoot, pregnant, and in the kitchen" is not a dead ideology; insidious remarks about women's "natural" helplessness are automatic in certain circles. They keep popping up like an annoying Whack-a-Mole. Can we figure out what's going on?
The month just past was a heckuva month for know-nothingness and woman-bashing. In mid-March, responding to news of a projected National Women's History museum, the always instructive Rush Limbaugh auto-blurted: "We already have, ladies and gentlemen, I don't know how many museums for women all over the country. They are called malls." Pregnant pause. "Hey, I could have said brothel." Yes, and you could have admitted that in your oafish imagination a woman who is not deferential is a militant.
The marginally less rude but equally humorless Sen. Rand Paul grabbed momentary headlines when he tried to smear Hillary Clinton by associating her with the decades-old taint of her husband's infidelity. Meanwhile, in defense of his own political virtue, Paul added a personal reflection to his stock of convenient statistics. "I've seen the women in my family and how well they're doing," he explained. "My niece is in Cornell Vet School, and 85 percent of the people in vet school right now are women. Over half the young people in medical school and dental school are women. Law school, the same way. I think women are doing very well, and I'm proud of how well we've come and how far we've come, and I think that some of the victimology and all this other stuff is trumped up." Nothing to worry about, ye women seeking an equal place in society. He's got anecdotal evidence. So stop complaining.
On March 20, apocalyptic visions with political resonance came from the lips of the author, onetime Limbaugh research assistant and born-again Christian Joel Rosenberg, a guest on the "700 Club." He assured sympathetic host Pat Robertson that God will punish America when it reaches 60 million abortions – which, he hastened to compare, would mean six times the number of Jews murdered by the Nazis. He also likened those Christians who refuse to actively oppose abortion to the German Protestants who collaborated with Hitler's Bible-burning regime.
Then, on March 28, radio talk show host Bryan Fischer, the director of "Issues Analysis" for the American Family Association, said he only hires women as secretaries because of "God's basic design," which necessitates gender discrimination; a woman's "primary outlet" was at home. The same sentiment was expressed by New Mexico Republican Steve Pearce in his new book: "The wife is to voluntarily submit, just as the husband is to lovingly lead and sacrifice." By his logic, her submission to him is equally rooted in submission before God and love for a husband. Pearce, a Baptist, places on the man the biblically inspired requirement that he "take the leadership role" in all principal issues, "and be accountable for the outcome."
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MILTON-FREEWATER -- The Mac-Hi girls soccer team played well but dropped a 2-1 decision to the Valley Catholic Valiants in the second round of the Oregon Class 4A state soccer playoffs here Tuesday afternoon at Shockman Field.
Mac-Hi had a bye in the first round, when Valley Catholic was beating Blanchet 4-0. The Valiants may have expected to roll over the Pioneers as well, said coach Martin Martinez.
"The girls played good," Martinez said. "They really put their hearts into this game and fought hard against a tough opponent, but we lost."
The story of the game was Valley Catholic's ball-control offense pitted against Mac-Hi's quick-strike attack.
The Valiants made short passes, weaving in, out and around while slowly advancing the ball.
Meanwhile, the Pioneers played tough defense and used their midfielders to boot long balls up field to forwards sprinting towards the goal, hoping to surprise the Valiants.
All of the game's scoring came in the first half. Valley Catholic, which took seven shots (four on goal) in the first 40 minutes, jumped ahead 2-0 behind two goals by sophomore Linda Nguyen.
The Pioneers uncorked five shots in the first half, putting four on goal, including one by Andrea Roeder that cut Mac-Hi's deficit to 2-1 with a minute left in the half.
Belen Betancourt got the Pioneer assist by lofting a long pass over the defenders to Roeder, who headed the ball into the goal, just above the reach of Valley Catholic keeper Hana Wright.
Wright made seven saves on the day for the Valients, while Mac-Hi goalie Kalyn Odman recorded eight saves.
Nguyen scored her first goal in the 26th minute of the first half, knocking home the rebound after a shot bounced off Odman. Her second goal came nine minutes later when her left-to-right shot just eluded the diving Odman.
Mac-Hi took five shots, three on goal, in the second half. The last and best opportunity for the Pioneers came in the last two minutes when Betancourt took a free kick. Her shot from 30 yards out was knocked away by the diving Valley Catholic goalie.
The Pioneers saw their season end with a 7-3-3 record.
This was Mac-Hi's first-ever foray into the state girls soccer playoff and could be a sign of even better things to come.
"Only three starters will graduate," Martinez said. "We had 40 girls come out to play this year, so the program is growing and gaining experience in the playoffs. We hope to be right there again next season."
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Shabbat Shalom(ost)! Let's talk about Israel. Or, rather, let's meta-talk about Israel.
I haven't finished my old boss Peter Beinart's book, The Crisis of Zionism, but observing the vitriolic response from the right and the churlish retreat from first principles from his fellow liberals makes me think he's hit a certain nerve. I'm going to go after Alana Newhouse first, in the spirit of intellectual honesty, because I'm about to pitch her on something. Alana writes:
[A]gainst what they see as the self-satisfied and delusional monolith of the American Jewish establishment, Beinart and his supporters are now erecting their own self-satisfied and delusional monolith, calculated to appeal to disillusioned Jewish summer camp alumni, NPR listeners and other beautiful souls who want the Holy Land to be a better place but do not have the time or ability to study the issues, learn the languages or talk to the people on both sides whose hearts have been broken over and over again by prophets making phony promises.
I mean, come on. Is Peter's criticism of Israel — a criticism that is self-consciously redemptive of Zionism — trumped by some kind of precious lifestyle concern? However annoyed Alana gets about Andrew Sullivan's "Ignore. Peter. Beinart" series of blog posts, she's exhibiting the reason Andrew writes them.
Bret Stephens, and all Beinart-critics to his right, is worse. Stephens starts off mocking the idea that Peter could be emotionally affected by a scene of a young Palestinian boy crying over the mistreatment of his father. It should be no surprise that he follows up by declining to engage Peter's argument and instead nitpicking it and waving his hands about the perfidy of the encircling Arab/Persian menace. It's as if — as if — Peter's critics on the right haven't come to terms with Israel's regional-power position, in which the threats Israel are real but manageable, not existential — and the existential threats Israel does face are the ones it inflicts on itself.
So as not to dodge the fundamental issue myself: I think Peter is wrong to argue for a boycott of products from the settlements, but on the grounds of unfeasibility; his heart is in the right place. I suggest it might be better to shift U.S. defense aid into platforms like the Iron Dome anti-rocket system. That's the kind of weapons program that, in addition to being awesome, counters Israel's legitimate security vulnerabilities and creates a strategic fact: it removes a security-based argument for Israel retaining its hold on the West Bank. Then the United States ought to pressure, cajole and coax Israel to unilaterally withdraw from the West Bank. Withdraw unilaterally; allow the creation of a fact called the State of Palestine; and then begin the agonizing process of negotiating with the Government of Palestine over final borders, dividing Jerusalem, water rights, spectrum rights, and so forth. The world should create a fund to assist the resettling of Palestinian refugees in land controlled by the State of Palestine — that is, not within the State of Israel. The position of the United States ought to be that Jewish settlers who wish to remain in places like Ariel after final-status discussions over borders between Israel and Palestine conclude are welcome to be citizens of the State of Palestine. (Although that's probably unfeasible, because there would be Arab assaults on the settlements; Jewish reprisal attacks; and Israel would inevitably be sucked into a war that would look like kind of Balkan. But if Israel wants to avoid the difficulties of ordering the IDF to vacate the settlements during a withdrawal, I am sure NATO would jump at the chance to do it for them.)
This is the right thing to do for two main reasons: it ends the unjust occupation of Palestine and frees Israel to be a secure Jewish democracy in perpetuity. Those ought to be sufficient! But it would also isolate the intransigent actors who would still have a problem with Israel post-withdrawal. They would be exposed as implacable, and their base of support would accordingly shrivel. You would probably stand your best chance at breaking Hamas' back under the plan outlined above, much in the same way the Arab Spring gave al-Qaida a relevance crisis. Just imagine the spiritual crisis that a just peace would cause in the Iranian regime. Peace has ripple effects. I'm sure there are problems with my proposal, but I think they are probably problems of implementation and feasibility, rather than basic strategic problems.
But let's say that, like Peter's critics, you don't want to do anything I've outlined. This is where your reluctance leads: creeping Israeli authoritarianism and unjust permanent dominion over millions of non-citizens. If you're an American Jew, you probably don't like that. (I would hope evangelical Christian supports of Israel don't, either.) You've probably criticized, say, Hosni Mubarak or Pervez Musharraf for exhibiting similar behavior. And you might not want to face up to a state run by people who share your heritage committing those violations. It's much easier to engage in what J.J. Goldberg terms "knee-jerk apologetics" when encountering Peter's book. That is a rather good prima facie indication of a guilty conscience.
Indeed, let's say you have that basic discomfort with creeping Israeli authoritarianism and unjust permanent dominion over millions of non-citizens. Run with that! Don't shy away from it. Don't get sidetracked by your misgivings about Peter's boycotts proposal or whether he's used sufficiently harsh adjectives to describe Hamas. (In case it makes you feel better, I used to work for Peter at The New Republic. Every Thursday morning for three years, I heard what he had to say at editorial meetings. He is not a fan of radical Islam. I hope you now feel reassured enough to return to the issue at hand.) Stay focused on the source of that discomfort, because it has to do with your sense of justice. You're on the right path. Liberal Zionism is there for you. Embrace it, and no one who has a tribal investment in the just resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict will have to have a guilty conscience again.


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Meet the First Plant That Requires Facebook Fans to Survive
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Most plants require sunlight, water and carbon dioxide to survive. We've found one that requires Facebook fans and wall posts.
Meet Eater is a "real garden that feeds on social interaction." It is an experiment in human interaction and design, focused on rebuilding the connection between human being and plants.
Here's how it works, according to its creator:
"Meet Eater is rigged up with a system to register physical contact and social media interaction. Watering is triggered by human contact and nutrients are delivered when you start hanging out with it on Facebook (). Of course the novelty of such a project could draw more attention than is desired. If the plant becomes over loved it will call for quiet time via the Facebook page, just as you or I would."
Technically, this garden (which you can visit at The Edge in the State Library of Queensland) requires food, water and nutrients, just like any other plant. However, those elements entirely depend on people becoming Facebook fans of Meet Eater and talking to the garden via Facebook wall posts. Meet Eater even replies to wall posts with its own distinctive (and definitely human) voice.


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Dr. Luke P. Philippsen has been practicing medicine for 33 years. Dr. Philippsen graduated from the Indiana University School of Medicine in 1981. He practices medicine in Muncie, IN and 1 other location and specializes in Otolaryngology and Plastic Surgery - Head & Neck. Dr. Philippsen is affiliated with IU Health Blackford Hospital and IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital.
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No longer together
"To be loyal to myself is to allow myself to grow and change, and challenge who I am and what I think."
Welcome to the bunch.
I read many of your posts in WW, too. I very, very rarely post there, but do read.
I'm sorry you're stuck due to $$$. Sounds like a living hell. :(
In all seriousness, I'm sorry things are shitty for you right now. ((hugs))
Married 2.5 years
D-day 3/6/10
Divorced 5/14/10
As previously mentioned, pain is pain, and no one should have to suffer alone. Hugs to you in your struggle.
Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage. ~ Anais Nin
Needs more swearing.
Just trying to ramp up the bad words
"Ive learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel". Maya Angelou
You've missed some good times, Unagie. Good times.


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Justice League
-Li'l Gotham #24
So DC have released the Epilogue to Wrath of the First Lantern BEFORE the ending was released.
I just read Days of Future Past. It was really underwhelming. I suppose the context of 1980 would probably make it seem more impactful. It's just one of those 'had to be there' kind of things.
East of West by Nick Dragotta
Can we all just take a minute to appreciate Nick Dragotta's amazing superstructures in Hickman's East of West.
I'm about 95% sure that Mark Millar was dropped on his head as a child.
Cyclops is definitely my favorite X-Man right now.
Deadpool #5
Today is actually the day Lincoln was assassinated…
DC Comics Presents #10, June 1979, cover by Ross Andru and Dick Giordano
Look at Kal being fabulous as he jumps out of his own grave.
On another note, why would they bury him if there's no entry wound? Bullets just bounce of him.
The properly inked and coloured version of the new GL team's promo art.
I already like these 2 new recruits. The girl one looks like she's gonna be so much fun to read.
Batman 657
Damian was a cute litte Robin. I still like the white outfit.
I want Hal's hair.
The Cover for Animal Man #9.
Looks like that Faun from Pan's Labyrinth.
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School Daze: As Cuomo pushes competitative grants, school districts come to terms with a permanent recession
As budget negotiations entered their final stages last week, teachers and students crammed the halls of the Capitol, carrying signs and shouting slogans for increased school aid.
Given that Gov. Andrew Cuomo's proposal this year raises education spending by 4 percent, an $805 million bump over last year, all the activity seemed a bit superfluous. But a brief glance at the fiscal woes of school districts across the state suggests otherwise.
Take the Haverstraw–Stony Point school district in northern Rockland County. It has lost $10 million in state aid over the last three years. It has laid off 118 staff members, and will lose another 17 teachers this year.
Two of the five elementary schools have closed, as well as one middle school. Ninth graders are being pushed from middle school into high school to save money. And $11.6 million of the district's annual budget is tied up in an ongoing court settlement with a local utility company.
Students there can expect fewer sports programs, advanced-placement classes and music classes—and ongoing struggles to educate high-needs children.
"We have in a year's time undergone an entire transformation," said Deborah Gatti, president of the North Rockland Central School District. "We're operating under an austerity system."
And North Rockland isn't alone. Dick Weisz, president of the Guilderland school board in Albany County, said his district has eliminated 40 teachers and 40 staff positions over the last two years, and they are still looking at a $2.6 million budget deficit.
"It's a sobering time," he said. "Fewer adults means less education."
Many school districts are chafing under the 2 percent property tax cap Cuomo signed into law last year, as well as a host of mandates they say drive up costs for localities and force layoffs and other cutbacks.
Much of that anger boiled up during a meeting between school board representatives and Budget Director Robert Megna in early March. Board members complained it would be "political suicide" to submit budgets that exceeded the 2 percent cap. Megna encouraged them to negotiate concessions with their local unions.
Tim Kremer, executive director of the New York School Boards Association, said he apologized to Megna after the meeting.
"I just don't think he was in his element," Kremer said. "They were not appreciating his responses."
The message, though, was loud and clear, Kremer said: "Now we're in deep. And it does not appear anything will change for us in the near future. In fact, a lot of districts talk as if this is a permanent feeling, this particular recession. It feels like we're not going to recover from it. As some of these smaller, poorer, rural school districts say, 'There's just no way out of this hole.' "
In a statement, Megna acknowledged that times were tough for schools around the state.
"The last few fiscal years have been difficult for all levels of government, and we are pleased to have offered a long term sustainable solution to school finance by pegging aid increases to personal income growth," Megna said. "This will result in a School Aid increase of $805 million next year and more than $1.5 billion over the next two years, in addition to significant relief through pension reform. Working together, we can direct more resources to where they are most needed – the classroom."
Cuomo is pushing a $250 million competitive grant program as a way to spur cash-strapped school districts to explore cost savings and shared services as a way to reduce expenditures.
But school boards are urging the Legislature to scale back the performance grants, arguing many of the hardest-hit school districts lack the skills and staffers—like grant writers—to compete for that pot of money.
But other groups say the grants are the only way to encourage districts to take the necessary steps to consolidate back-office operations and save real money.
"There's a status quo out there that's done things traditionally the old way. This is a more innovative and newer program that, quite frankly, awards school districts based on merit," said Elizabeth Ling, New York State director of Democrats for Education Reform.
"That can be threatening to the status quo," she said. "Even though the amount is relatively small, it's easy to focus on that, rather than making the system better."
Both the Senate and the Assembly stripped the grant program from their one-house budget bills. But Ling said she is confident that the governor can convince lawmakers to restore the funding.
"There's a lot of moving parts right now," she said. "We'll look to see how it works out."
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This critical report from the East-West Center looks at the operation of the UN tribunal in East Timor that sought to achieve accountability for the violence associated with the 1999 vote for independence. The report argues that the East Timor tribunal represents a virtual textbook case of how not to create, manage, and administer a "hybrid" justice process. Problems included a lack of resources, an unclear mandate, inadequate recruitment, ineffective management by a peacekeeping mission that had other priorities, and a lack of political will both at UN headquarters and at the mission level. The report argues that it is particularly important to assess the failings for the East Timor trials as the UN risks repeating some of the same mistakes in Cambodia.
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Britannia Works, Colchester, Essex.
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A Crankshaft on a granite block has been placed near the site of the Britannia Works.
posted by: greysman
location: Eastern England, United Kingdom
date approved: 3/24/2013
last visited: never
Czechoslovak Government-in-Exile - Bayswater Road, London, UK
This plaque is high on the wall of an apartment block on the north side of Bayswater Road opposite Kensington Gardens.
posted by: Master Mariner
location: London, United Kingdom
date approved: 3/23/2013
High Speed 1 Plaque - St Pancras International Station, London, UK
Inside St Pancras International Station is this modern plaque.
posted by: Dragontree
last visited: 3/29/2013
Cistercian Abbey of St Mary - Abbey Road, London, UK
This bridge carries Abbey Road, not The Beatles Abbey Road, over rail tracks in east London. The inscribed stone is on one of the supports.
date approved: 3/22/2013
Eastgate House - High Street, Rochester, Kent, UK
Eastgate House is an Elizabethan town house located on the north east side of Rochester High Street. It was built in the 1590s.
location: South East England, United Kingdom
last visited: 9/13/2014
Kidwelly - Cydweli - Info Plaque - Wales. Great Britain
Established as a borough 1115 AD. Kidwelly is one of the oldest boroughs in Wales and stands in the shadow of a great Norman Castle, overlooking the river Gwendraeth and the town of Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire, South Wales.
posted by: veritas vita
location: South Wales, United Kingdom
date approved: 3/18/2013
last visited: 3/18/2013
St Thomas Church - Info Plaque - Neath, Wales, Great Britain.
St Thomas Church - Late 13th century foundation of St Thomas the Matyr, re-named St Thomas the Apostle at the Reformation, it has an aisled nave with a west tower of c1340
last visited: 10/10/2013
The International Brigade - Neath, Wales, Great Britain.
A Monument dedicated to - The International Brigade - remembering the men from this area who fought in the Spanish Civil War. Located in Victoria Gardens, Neath, South Wales.
date approved: 3/17/2013
last visited: 7/11/2013
Sir Thomas Herbert - High Petergate, York, UK
This plaque indicates that Sit Thomas Herbert 'lived hereabouts' in High Petergate in York.
location: Yorkshire, United Kingdom
date approved: 3/13/2013
The King's Manor - Exhibition Square, York, UK
The King's Manor, located on the south west side of Exhibition Square, is now a part of the York University Campus. The original building was constructed c1270 and re-built in the late 15th century.
date approved: 3/12/2013
Roman Wall - St Leonard's Place, York, UK
York is famous for its city wall some of which can be walked on. This is just a small section or original Roman Wall. Other parts have been built on by various defenders of the City post the Roman era.
Multangular Tower - Museum Gardens, Museum Street, York, UK
This Roman tower looks, from a distance, to be round but is in fact multi-angular. It stands at the north western end of the Roman wall close to The Yorkshire Museum.
date approved: 3/11/2013
British West Florida - Selma, Alabama
This marker notes the north boundary line for the British colony of West Florida during its existence from 1764 to 1783.
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location: Alabama
Yorkshire Museum - Museum Gardens, Museum Street, York, UK
This plaque is on the front, external wall of the museum just to the right of the main entrance door. The Yorkshire Museum stands in Museum Gardens a very pleasant area near to the Minster and about a ten minute walk from the railway station.
Lendal Tower - Museum Street, York, UK
Lendal Tower stands on the north east bank of the River Ouse just to the west of the north end of Lendal Bridge.
date approved: 3/10/2013
last visited: 9/28/2014
Cholera Burial Ground - Station Road, York, UK
The burial ground is outside the city walls and opposite York station.
Battle of Colby Moor - Historical Marker - Wales, Great Britain.
Memorial plaque to the Battle of Colby Moor located in St Mary Magdalene - Churchyard Cemetery - Wiston, Pembrokeshire, South Wales.
date approved: 3/8/2013
last visited: 3/9/2013
The City Temple - Holborn Viaduct, London, UK
The City Temple, built in 1873 and opened in 1874, was badly damaged by bombing during the Second World War and is located on the south side of Holborn Viaduct.
date approved: 2/26/2013
Automobile Association - Fleet Street, London, UK
This building, now a branch of Barclay's Bank, is on the south side of Fleet Street close to the Royal Courts of Justice.
date approved: 1/19/2013
last visited: 7/3/2014
St Clement's Well - Strand, London, UK
This metal plaque sticks out of the ground on the pavement behind St Clement Danes church in the Strand close to the Royal Courts of Justice.
date approved: 1/16/2013
Aylesford Cage - Aylesford. Kent
A plaque to mark the location of the Aylesford cage
posted by: dave-harris
date approved: 12/31/2012
St John the Evangelist - Duncan Terrace, Islington, London, UK
This marker is on the wall of St John the Evangelist Roman Catholic church in Islington. It was placed to mark the 150th anniversary of the opening of the church.
date approved: 12/27/2012
Islington Tunnel - Duncan Street, Islington, London, UK
This is one of a series of markers set into the pavements of Islington.
date approved: 12/26/2012
Hertford Bridge (Bridge of Sighs) - Oxford, England
The Hertford Bridge, most commonly known as Bridge of Sighs, is one of Oxford's most famous landmarks.
posted by: SUp3rFM & Cruella
last visited: 7/15/2014
Holy Trinity Halls - Rotherhithe, London, UK
Trinity Halls is a modest building that stands on the north side of Rotherhithe Street. The plaque is fixed to the front of the building below the centre window.
date approved: 12/17/2012
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