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A case against TwitterJuly 17,2013The first thing you notice when you arrive at the home of the other Joe Nocera is the New York Yankees flag that hangs from his porch. Joe, 46, who lives with his family in Randolph, N.J., has rooted for the Yankees for as long as he can remember. A regional manager for a big fast-food franchisee, Joe is as passionate about the Bronx Bombers today as he was growing up in Queens. So passionate that, a few years ago, he decided to start writing about the Yankees on Twitter. His handle is that what you call it? is @joenocera.
I first heard about the other Joe Nocera from my daughter Kate. A Washington journalist, she has been a regular on Twitter for a couple of years, first at Politico and now at BuzzFeed, where she covers Congress. She has long urged me to join her in Twitter-land, which Ive resisted.
Anyway, Kate started noticing that whenever I wrote a column that inflamed certain constituencies, the other Joe Nocera would get some highly insulting tweets. A smug tendentious column, wrote @philipturner, in one of the more publishable responses to my support for the Keystone XL oil pipeline. Jeffrey Reynolds, a Second Amendment advocate, took to Twitter to boast that the articles on his blog are FAR more professional than mine, after I quoted him in a column about guns. Care to publish an accurate quote? he sneered.
Not being a tweeter, I had no idea I was being dissed in the Twittersphere. It was like the question about the tree falling in the forest: If you are mocked on Twitter and you dont know it, have you really been insulted?
I understand the case for Twitter; I really do. It can be used to spread knowledge by sharing photos or articles youve been impressed with. Paul Kedrosky, who used to write a terrific blog about business and finance, now confines himself to using Twitter to link to things that interest him. (Blogs still exist? he tweeted a few months ago.)
Twitter can serve, in the words of Jacob Weisberg, the chairman of Slate, as a personalized news engine that allows you to follow issues that matter to you. Kate says she started tweeting in Washington because you felt like you were missing out on a conversation if you didnt. At BuzzFeed, it is essentially a job requirement. Twitter drives traffic to websites, which is not unimportant. And it was hard not to be impressed with how Twitter covered the Boston Marathon bombing in real time.
But to me, at least and, yes, I acknowledge Im at the age where Im losing the battle to keep up with technology the negatives outweigh the positives. So much on Twitter is frivolous or self-promotional. It can bury you in information. Because people often use Twitter to react to events instantly, they can say some awfully stupid things, as Roddy White, the Atlanta Falcons receiver, did after the George Zimmerman verdict, suggesting in a tweet that the jurors should go home and kill themselves.
With its 140-character limit, Twitter exacerbates our society-wide attention deficit disorder: Nothing can be allowed to take more than a few seconds to write or read. Kedrosky may prefer Twitter, but I really miss his thoughtful blog. I recently heard Dick Costolo, Twitters chief executive, bragging that the pope now has a Twitter account. Once, popes wrote encyclicals; now they tweet.
What I object to most of all is that, like other forms of social media, Twitter can be so hateful. It can bring out the worst in people, giving them license to tweet things they would never say in real life. For several years, Douglas Kass, the investor and CNBC commentator, regularly tweeted his investment thoughts; with 63,000 followers, he was one of the most popular investment gurus on Twitter. Recently, however, he decided to stop because he had received so many inexplicably nasty messages. People who opposed his investment views denounced him in the foulest language imaginable. I received several life-threating tweets, he told me. I concluded it wasnt worth navigating the sharks to find the good fish, he added.
When I had lunch with the other Joe Nocera recently, he told me he tweeted purely for fun. Sometimes he sent tweets to sports announcers or players to see if they would respond (sometimes they did). Mostly, he simply offered up his thoughts about his beloved Yankees. Tweeting, he told me, helped relieve the stress of his day job.
I couldnt argue with that. The only downside is that now that were friends, the other Joe Nocera sends me emails with the nasty tweets that were intended for me.
Sigh. Ignorance was bliss.
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Haunted or not, Sunset Pioneer Cemetery holds historic value Thousands of people drive by the old cemetery on Pacific Highway every day, but few know its there. Tucked on a hillside overlooking…
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America Never Was America to Me
And of course, it was a shell game. A protection racket of the highest order. So convinced were you that you were powerless that you surrendered your spirits to these jackals. To Krauthammer, an American conservative born in Uruguay. To a President willing to let a Canadian carpetbagger write those three words — Axis of Evil — that he will not outlive. Bush as cover for machinations so obvious that they cry out to be named.
But no one can name them in polite society. Look how they got Scott Ritter, planting barrettes and N-Sync compact discs in the front seat of his vehicle, practically. Was it a sixteen-year-old at the Home of the Whopper, or a taunting nymphet under the golden arches? Those Happy Meals seem like unhappy affairs now, huh? No longer can Mr. Ritter appear on MSNBC without the danger of having ACCUSED PEDOPHILE appear under his name.
Ritter's predilections — whether he holds them or not — have no bearing on his arguments. But that doesn't matter. One of the most suspicious phenomena of 2002 actually was the amount of play given to Ritter and his positions. He was portrayed as a serious, high-profile critic of US invasion of Iraq at a time when so much of the media seemed devoted to advancing the idea that no criticism of US action mattered. Now it's clear why. There was dirt on Ritter, and that dirt was a matter of common knowledge in certain circles. Ritter got a run of token offense in, raging against the war machine, serving as our proxy. A rock-ribbed, square-jawed ex-Marine. And look at him now. I mean, if you can find him. Don't expect Phil Donahue to have him back on the show anytime soon to lay the smack down on Ken Adelman. No sir, seems Mr. Ritter has problems of his own now.
And, to think, there were those who wanted him to run a primary challenge against W in 2004. Never has a Whopper tasted so much like decayed flesh.
Many things are common knowledge about the wars on tap for 2003 and beyond. They will probably be about oil, either the direct control of the commodity itself or simply the ability to fix its price. The defense of Israel is about as important as the defense of the US itself. Charges that Saddam Hussein makes that actions against his country are part of a Zionist conspiracy must be discounted, as Hussein is an evil man who gasses his own people, and who holds political prisoners. Since only about one in every 34 Americans is entrapped by the criminal justice apparatus, it is clear to everyone in the world that the US leadership is radically different than that of Saddam Hussein. No one-party state here!
Since everything in the last paragraph is "known", perhaps we should consider alternative interpretations as to why the US plans multi-front wars for the foreseeable future. Take what Shelton Hull has to say about the increasingly perilous condition of the US economy:
The nation's economy. . . assailed by forces both internal (like crooked CFOs) and external (like organized Islamic banking which only does business with those adhering to shari'a law). The dollar's main opponents for what amounts to home-field advantage in the grand game of international finance are the Euro and gold. Whomever has control of whatever the main "settlement currency" is at any moment can screw with the entire world economy through simple internal manipulation, which isn't nearly as bad for the home team as the visitors. But now more Islamic nations are beginning to peg their currencies to gold, a commodity which they have massive supplies of. Upward spikes like we've seen in 2002 (25%) heighten the disparity between what their money buys them from us and the reciprocal, which is a big problem because we want to control them. Control needs ontrol to control, and it starts with the money supply.
The chickens, coming home to roost. Or better still, the bill collectors at the door and ringing your phone while you try to sleep. Since the mid 1930's, there has been a concentrated campaign underway to bamboozle the American body politic. To convince them that men so far from their home bases have love for anything but their own power, that there is wisdom in allowing a Kissinger or a Martin Indyk to have any say-so in American foreign policy decisions. To make them believe that the military-industrial complex could somehow pull off the loaves and fishes miracle.
Sure, once upon a time there were loaves and there were fishes. The reward for establishing the US military occupation and control of Europe that has existed since 1945 was the GI Bill, and the Greatest Generation ? got over more than any generation since. But the free food was no longer quite so forthcoming after stalemate actions in Korea and Vietnam. The US government realized that it could never fully subjugate a people quite so well as its own. Its tired, its poor, its debtor prison white trash, its drunken Injuns, its Irish travelers, its refugees of all hues, all crying, all damned. And so that government turned its guns on the people who supposedly ran it.
Lose Vietnam, get a War on Drugs that exists only as an end in itself, a police action every bit as disgusting as what the IDF does to the Palestinians. Your car gets flashlight searched during a purportedly random seatbelt check. Get out of your car and spread 'em. You're not from around here, are you boy? What's in that bag on the front seat?
Lose Vietnam, get a bunch of corporate liberals, gussied-up corpses with eighty dollar haircuts. All of these Democrats feel the need to run their own campaigns for the Presidency. Lieberman pimped his on the Israeli Home Shopping Network, practically. But no need for divisive language here, because they all found common ground just this week. At the behest of NARAL, six Democratic candidates for the 2004 Presidential nomination found themselves extolling the wisdom undergirding Roe V Wade. Fitting, that Sharpton, Gephardt, Holy Joe, and all the rest could come together to see that the state protects the right to commit preemptive infanticide. And they say the Democrats lack a cohesive message.
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Katie Novak is currently the Assistant Superintendent of the Groton-Dunstable Regional School District. With 12 years of teaching experience and an earned doctorate in curriculum and teaching, Katie designs and presents workshops both nationally and internationally focusing on teacher implementation of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and the Common Core. Some professional highlights are below.
- Author of UDL Now! A Teacher's Monday Morning Guide to Common Core Implementation using Universal Design for Learning, published by CAST Professional Publications (2014).
- Earned Ed.D. from Boston University in Curriculum and Instruction in English/language arts and literacy, K-12. Completed graduate studies in both language acquisition and reading instruction.
- Currently working toward National Teacher Certification in Reading, language arts.
- Independent presenter for CAST (The Center for Applied Science and Technology) and a member of the UDL Professional Learning Cadre. Invited to present at numerous workshops, including Harvard University's summer session, for teachers K-12, about designing and implementing a UDL curriculum with a focus on literacy.
- Selected by the Teaching Channel to be featured in a series of videos about teacher excellence in implementing the Common Core in English/language arts with a focus on reading and writing.
- Teach graduate level courses focused on UDL and Common Core implementation in grades K-12 through Fitchburg State University. Exemplary evaluations from teachers K-12 in the course.
- Chosen to participate in Project SUCCESS, a Race to the Top initiative to train the state's top teachers to mentor their colleagues in "high-need" areas, such as English as a Second Language.
- As the mentoring coordinator, I re-designed Chelmsford's mentoring program and trained master teachers PK-12 in the implementation of a curriculum that can be used to frame discussions with new teachers. UDL principles and guidelines were incorporated into new teacher training.
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- "UDL Immersion Experience" keynote. UDL Summer Institute, Towson University, Towson, MD, 2014
- "Take a Walk in Our Shoes" for the UDL Strand at Center for Exceptional Children (CEC) Convention and Expo, Philadelphia, PA 2014
- "Harnessing the Power of ECET2″ at Elevating and Celebrating Teachers and Teaching (ECET2) conference hosted by the Gates Foundation, Snowbird, UT, 2014
- "Transforming Teaching: One Story at a Time," as a member of the Teacher PR Corps at Social Media Week in NYC, 2014
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- "Sharing Common Core Standards with Students" at Elevating and Celebrating Teachers and Teaching (ECET2) conference hosted by the Gates Foundation, LaJolla, CA, 2013
- Teacher panel presenter at NBC Education Nation, NYC, 2013
- "Universal Design," model lesson and webinar sponsored by Jobs for the Future (JFF) through the US Department of Education's School Turnaround Learning Community, an online community of practice, Boston, MA, 2013
- Keynote presenter at the Bartholomew Consolidated School Corporation (BCSC) UDL Institute, Columbus, IN, 2013
- "Conquering the Core" keynote presenter and "Common Core Narrative Writing the UDL Way," presenter at Massachusetts Common Core Conference, hosted by the Massachusetts Teachers Association (MTA) and UMass Boston, 2013. Won an award for best presentation and overall excellence in teaching.
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2. In a mixing container, mix the paper clay material with water according to manufacturer's directions.
3. Lay out slabs of the clay material approximately 1/2-inch thick in desired shapes of the buffalo parts to be sculpted onto a drying screen with a pallet knife.
4. Sculpt individual parts with a pallet knife. The buffalo body and head area is a separate part from the legs, tail and base. Let dry for a couple of days.
5. After the clay slabs dry, sandwich them together to get the desired thickness of the pieces you have sculpted. Bind the pieces together with additional paper clay material.
10. Add more paper clay material to the body to shape and fill in voids made with the shaping process. Let dry.
11. Shape with pliers and resurface the affected areas with more paper clay material. This process can be repeated over and over untll the desired shape is achieved.
12. Add the tail and horns to the buffalo and detail the eyes with additional paper clay.
13. Work the overall look by pulling away parts of the dry clay with pliers.
14. Mix the paper clay material with black concrete powder for the buffalo's fur. Spread it onto the buffalo body at the shoulders, top of the head, legs and hoofs. Tap the material with a knife to give it a fur texture.
15. Apply the black clay material to the top of the oval-shaped wood base with a pallet knife.
16. Mount the buffalo on the base with more paper clay material. Pull away some of the dried paper clay with pliers to create indentations for the buffalo's feet.
Brian Bemisdarfer of Des Moines, Iowa, had a lot of time to develop his creative side as a child. With extended hospital stays as a result of polio, he soon discovered his mind would be his most powerful tool in envisioning his works of art. Interestingly, Brian still enjoys the cognitive part of the process, thoroughly researching his subject matter, like the buffalo, to learn the muscle and bone structure before actually sculpting it.
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Hey guys, who is this Lazard player? I heard he committed. 6'5" WR, wonder if he plays DE???
With that size he'd make a great TE.
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Only missed the first scoop by 23 hours!
Has that Lazzard kid committed anywhere yet? We should push for him! Glad we got Windham though!
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I am going to be in downtown LA (New Otani Hotel area) for 2 nights next week on a business trip and would love some interesting recommendations. I know the hotel is near a lot of Japanese restaurants--which ones are good? And what other places in the area for creative food?
If you want authentic, and I mean authentic, sushi, go to Kappa Ishito on the 3rd Floor at Weller Court in Little Tokyo. I went there on Wed. night this week. It was incredible. But be warned, they don't make rolls. It's strictly nigiri and sashimi as well as other traditional style japanese dishes. If you're a "gringo", the proprietor will be quite surprised as he was when I showed up. It is really only known to the asian community.
Be sure to sample the mochi at Fugetsudo. Also I love the grilled saury pike lunch at Suehiro.
re: mintleaves
Second the rec for Komasa, but the experience is infinitely better if you speak Japanese.
The New Otani isn't all that far from Chinatown either. There you can find pretty good Chinese food in addition to the LA landmark Phillipe's.
I work a block away from the New Otani. If you look out your window we may be able to wave to each other.
Hope you like Asian food, because this area doesn't have anything good that's not Asian (except Pete's). My favorite lunch spots:
Sushi Gen: Little Honda Plaza on 2nd and Central. Consistently great sushi, generous slices. Best sashimi lunch deal, ever. Otherwise on the pricier side. The crowds can be maddening, try to avoid at peak times.
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422 E Second St (at Central Ave.)
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(213) 617-0552
Takumi: New spot on the 2nd St. entrance to the Village, sushi bar is headed by former Sushi Gen chef. Nice space. Don't let the emptiness of the restaurant scare you, they're new. They may have a few kinks to work through but it's the first viable sushi competitor to Sushi Gen that Little Tokyo has seen in a while.
333 E. 2nd Street (at the southwest entrance of Little Tokyo Village)
(213) 626-1793
Sushi Go 55: More casual than Takumi, less expensive than Sushi Gen and Takumi, almost as good as SG and T but not quite. Some people like it more than SG.
Sushi Go 55
333 S. Alameda (3rd floor)
(213) 687-0777
R-23: One of the nicest restaurant in area (though it's not right in the area, it's a bit south), nice decor, good cooked dishes but sushi is overpriced. Stick to cooked dishes if you go here.
923 E. 2nd St.
(213) 687-7178
Sohoju: Modern, clean, contemporary (i.e., not the most authentic) Korean in the village. Great service, great food, reasonable prices.
104 Japanese Village Plaza Mall
Giggle Giggle: Newer Korean BBQ on the 3rd floor of the Weller court (next to your hotel.) Grill your own meat at your table for dinner; reasonably priced.
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123 S. Onizuka St., #308
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(213) 613-0996
Izayoi on Central b/w Temple and 1st. Great bento box lunches, if you get there before noon (limited number of boxes).
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(213) 613-9554
Best non-asian:
Pete's Cafe & Bar: Best non-Asian in the area. Hamburgers, pastas, salads, that kind of thing.
Pete's Cafe & Bar
400 S. Main (and 4th)
(213) 617-1000
Good casual/very casual spots:
"AOI", "East" and "Korean BBQ", all on 1st, just north of the Village (AOI and East are Japanese
)TOT on 2nd and Los Angeles (Japanese)
Las Galas in the village (Japanese/Korean/American)
To Chinatown:
Take the "B" line of the DASH to "Chinatown" from the stop on Los Angeles, east of Temple. Stop at Philippe the Original, an LA landmark pastrami place. Go to the last stop for dim sum at Empress Pavillion (though others will disagree that they're the best in Chinatown), in the Bamboo Plaza. Yang Chow on Broadway has famous slippery shrimp that many (although not me personally) are addicted to, try it if that sounds appealing. Full House on Hill and Hop Li on Alpine (at Hill) are also good Chinese (non dim-sum) places.
Philippe The Original
1001 N. Alameda St. (at N. Vignes St.)
Los Angeles, CA 90012
(213) 628-3781
Empress Pavillion
988 N. Hill (2nd floor of Bamboo Plaza
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Yang Chow
819 N. Broadway
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Full House
963 N. Hill St. (at Bamboo Lane)
Los Angeles, CA 90012
(213) 617-8382
Hop Li
526 Alpine St. (and Hill St.)
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Places to avoid: the restaurant, buffet or whatever it is now at the base of the New Otani, the Tempura Bar atop the New Otani (nice but VERY overpriced), Wyland's Brewery, anything in the village other than Sohoju, Las Galas or Takumi.
re: chowmominLA
I disagree about Weiland's only because I'm a sucker for happy hour. Love $2.50 microbrews (try the amber) and $3 chicken quesadillas.
Also, Philippe's isn't known for pastrami. It's supposedly the home of the French Dip.
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Oops, my bad re Philippe's. I guess I had Langer's on the brain.
Also, I hear the Wyland's/Weiland's by or in the Arco Plaza is more consistently good, but I've found the one near Little Tokyo to be very uneven.
re: chowmominLA
There's absolutely nothing wrong with Langer's on the brain. I'd rather have a pastrami there than a french dip at phillipe's.
I actually didn't like the 5th/Flower Weiland's. There much less traffic which means less scenery, and the service was just as slow as the one in Little Tokyo...which is inexcuseable considering the lack of customers. I've only been to the one in Arco once, but even when I go to the 24 hour fitness there, it's never been busy. If you're looking for a quieter time, then it's probably better.
Just to qualify, this has nothing to do with the actual food. I go mainly for the beer and appetizers.
re: chowmominLA
Agree with many of these suggestions. The lunch deal at Sushi Gen cannot be beat and for good Chinese Yang Chow is a nice Chinatown option.
chowmominLA has a good list. I especially endorse the rec's for Takumi, R23 and Sohoju. Sushi Gen is also good but the crowds are off-putting.
If you're wandering farther, toward the bank district, Water Grill is among the best restaurants in LA.
Azalea in the hotel is nothing special, but they do make Monte Cristo sandwiches. Not bad.
In Weller Court (behind/adjacent to the Otani) is Mako which has good sushi and particularly good sushi lunch specials--like about $10. If you want cuban sandwiches, Cafe Central is nearby. If you're after fish tacos, find Senor Fish over on First near Alameda. Next to R-23 is Cafe Metropole which has good salads, sandwiches, etc. Some have mentioned Pete's which has it moments, but next door to it is Banquette Cafe which is an easy place to hang particularly if Monica the owner is around. She always has a story or two of interest.
re: mc michael
I don't believe Mako is open for lunch anymore -- dinner only.
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re: mc michael
Do you really like LSG that much?
I've never found that place all that compelling ...
re: ipsedixit
I guess I'm a sucker for the homemade tortillas and the different sauces/salsas. Plus I like the vibe of the 1st Street branch.
Agree with most of the above recs. I'd add Haru Ulala, an izakaya on 2nd street a couple of doors W of Central. Dinner only, but open pretty late.
If you don't mind walking a bit (and if the weather is nice), going to Grand Central Market is a really fun adventure. You can get great Mexican food (sopas, burritos, tortas,etc), as well as kebabs and other things. I definitely think it's worth the trip, and it's really only a few blocks away. http://www.grandcentralsquare.com/
1000 Cranes, right in the New Otani is very good. It's on the roof, and enjoys a nice outdoor Japanese garden. The food is Japanese (surprise), and quite tasty.
I'd like to add Kokekokko for the yakitori. One of the best. See if they have the smoked chicken salad. To die for.
Chicken hearts is amazing. Sounds gross but tastes great.
Hamagawa on 2nd and ??? (kitty-korner from Office Depot) is very fresh sushi, right next door to Kokekokko in fact. Their blowtorched shiro maguro tataki is very, very good (this was the foot in the door that convinced my wife to eat Real Sushi), and of course if you sit at the bar and ask the chef what they recommend from that day's offerings, I have never found that to leave a palate wanting.
Very tasty (not cheap, but you get what you pay for). Their country-style small Japanese dishes are good, and (according to my brother who works in Sapporo) authentic too.
Daikokuya goes without saying (or at least it should) but for some reason people do not bring up Hamagawa as often. This perplexes me; it is as good as any sushi I have had, and I've had a lot.
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07/02/13 by anonymous: My daughter lives in the Autumn Run Apartments. The manager Terry Taylor saw my daughters apartment where my daughters husband had punched holes in the walls. He broke glass all over the floors and trash and food was all over the place. The guy is also a felon and very abusive. Terry Taylor didn't take pictures or even call the police to have my daughters husband arrested for what he did. Pure more
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