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#ShortGirlProblems rule everything around me.
1. Finding the perfect miniskirt is a challenge.
Instead, your "minis" come down to your knees.
2. Ditto for maxi skirts and dresses.
Lots of tripping over the hem happening.
5. When you budget for clothes, you always have to factor in an additional $15 or $30 for tailoring.
Or risk looking like a schlub.
6. You spend years searching for the man of your dreams: A tailor you can trust.
7. And then if you move, you have to go through the nightmare process all over again.
8. Shopping online is impossible.
The models are always way taller so there's no way to tell how clothes are actually going to look on you.
10. Everything is oversized, so you look like a kid playing dress up in her mom's clothes.
11. That goes double for when you actually have to get dressed up.
12. Sweaters that are, you know, sweater length on others, are dress length on you.
13. Ditto for oversized tees.
14. Trends like extra-wide-legged pants?
Forget it.
15. Midi skirts are totally impossible.
16. And thigh-high boots? Ha!
No way.
17. Outerwear never fits.
When you wear a raincoat, it looks like you're wearing Morpheus's leather duster The Matrix.
19. Jacket sleeves are always too long.
20. Which means they inevitably end up torn.
21. You've been wearing high heels since forever.
The plus side? You can walk in them like a pro. The downside? Your toes! Your POOR TOES!
22. Accessories sometimes overwhelm your small frame.
Though, okay, we can all admit this particular flower is extremely large and in charge.
23. Tights, even, are often too baggy.
One size fits all? Not exxxxaaaaaacccctly.
24. The darts on your dresses never quite line up right.
26. You step on them, with terrible results.
Que disastre!
27. Even leggings can be long and bunch up on you.
Even dear, sweet leggings will betray you.
28. You know you should hem your pants, but sometimes you're just like:
But shorties do have the upper hand on some things.
You can always hem long pants and make them shorter. But you can't make short pants longer.
You can shop in both the regular and petite sections, too.
So it's not all bad news!
So keep your heads up, shorties!
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A general survey of the Old and New Testament scriptures from a literary,historical and theological perspective, and an introduction to basic principlesof Catholic scriptural interpretation.
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SS 183 ST.JOHN'S GOSPEL (2 credits)
The Gospel of John is a rich, complex and beautiful work of literary art. Thegoal of the course is to assist a reader/listener in approaching the text, bothas the inspired Word of God and a source of spiritual enrichment and delight asliterature. By examining the actual text, a reader can easily discern thecraftsmanship of the author which can "open" both familiar andpreviously obscure passages to new and experienced readers.
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This course studies these letters to interpret them within theirhistorical and literary contexts and discern their key concepts, themes andmessages both for the Church of today and for own personal formation ascommitted Christians.
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Because it's always good when the government gets into supplying healthcare…..
ConserveGov: How come European countries spend vastly less per capita on health care than we do, and get dramatically better results?
Find the Flaws. Fix the Flaws. Affirm Future Fairness. Duh.
I'll wager ConserveGov is on Medicare. Some Medicare recipients are the ones howling the loudest about AHA. "Don't touch MY MEDICARE" is the mantra of Tea Party & Rethuglican operatives. Medicare for all isn't a bad idea.
"Some Medicare recipients are the ones howling the loudest about AHA."
And why shouldn't they howl? They've paid taxes for Medicare their entire lives and now they are being threatened with not getting what they've paid for.
I would like to point out the companies that scam millions from the medical care system are privately run businesses and probably good Republicans. It does frost me that government can't be better and finding these characters a lot sooner. Medical equipment fraud was big in Florida for years and years before they cracked down. Everyday you read an investigative report in the local paper about a government official/employee who scammed the local government out of a lot of money over several years. Who's watching the store?
The common refrain is: "Don't you dare touch Medicare; I've paid for it!" There is only one problem with that statement: In a mathematical sense, it isn't true. Today's seniors receive much more in benefits than what they paid in. See following links:
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Did You Really Pay for Your Medicare
"Today's seniors receive much more in benefits than what they paid in. See following links:"
Yeah, corzak, I'm aware of that. It's because of that awareness that I first became suspicious of the "unbiased" analyses done by the Congressional Budget Office on the projected long term cost of Medicare (another example would be the PPACA initial numbers and the latest numbers). It seems Congress is more than willing to create new programs to get votes and not willing to raise taxes to pay for those programs and lose votes. By the way, I did do a modicum of research to arrive at the abbreviated version of the conclusion listed above. I would have been fired many times over if I had ever turned in a budget as far in error as those done by the CBO.
@mikefive . . . agreed . . . and the author of the second article appears to agree with you also:
"These citizens played by the rules, acted in good faith, and held up their end of the bargain. The problem is that the politicians in Washington have not acted in good faith. Instead, they have committed a gigantic fraud by underfunding the program."
It is the problem of having free enterprise profit motive as the basis for health care. It always costs more and treats less people.
If you need surgery you get it quickly. It is only if it is elective surgery that you wait.
Answer: they don't. I've lived in Europe. Everyone is covered for everything and they pay half of what Americans pay. Some elective surgery has waiting lists, but you're always free to pay extra for private treatment. But the Republican idea of people dying all over Europe waiting for necessary surgery is about as true as WMDs in Iraq. It just ain't so.
ask senator menendez about his airplane owning buddy, the florida doctor that only pulled in $20+ million dollars off medicare last year.
"Some elective surgery has waiting lists, but you're always free to pay extra for private treatment."
The US has more MRI machines per capita than any country except Japan. Assuming you have insurance or cash to pay, you can get an MRI exam very quickly, even if it's a non-emergency. Of course, if you don't have insurance or cash, you don't have access to on at all.
Average wait time for a non-emergency MRI is 2 weeks in Canada, 30 days in France. The claims of significantly long wait times, just don't bear up under scrutiny.
If you live in a rural area, you are going to wait longer, regardless of your country. The same issues apply to other tests & seeing specialists.
"If you need surgery you get it quickly."
*At much lower cost, both to you & whoever is paying the balance of the bill"
Only in America, do you have to worry about a another heart attack when you get the bill for heart surgery.
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Suns' Lon Babby discusses team's trade deadline
The Phoenix Suns made a pair of trades before the deadline to do so passed.
The first sent a future second round pick to Houston in exchange for forward Marcus Morris. The second moved point guard Sebastian Telfair to Toronto in exchange for a center Hamed Haddadi and second round pick.
A guest on the Suns Midseason Report on Arizona Sports 620 Thursday, Suns president of basketball operations Lon Babby said the team had long toyed with the idea of adding Morris, who is the twin brother of 2011 Suns draft pick Markieff.
"There is a unique and special bond between these two twin brothers and we have been intrigued about it, really, back to when we drafted Markieff two years ago," he said. "We've discussed it with Houston over the time and the demands were always a little bit more than we wanted or the timing wasn't right, and we thought this was a great opportunity for us.
"I think it's going to help both players, but at the very least it's going to help Markieff and that will be valuable in and of itself."
Babby said the trade was "exactly the kind of move I feel like we should be making", as it brought a young player on board without costing the team one of its precious first round draft picks over the next couple years. And while it did cost them a second round selection, they gained one back in the Telfair trade.
That deal, Babby said, was made with a few factors in mind, including Telfair's impending free agency and lack of playing time behind Goran Dragic and rookie Kendall Marshall.
"The other motivation was we wanted to get an asset back, and Haddadi may be interesting, may not be, but a prime motivation was the second round pick and we got it in 2014, which spreads our draft picks out a little bit," he said.
That was it for the Suns, who are currently 18-37 and last place in the Western Conference. Though they were rumored to be involved in other deals — some big, some little — nothing else was done. In fact, Babby said the Suns were not close to making any trades that ultimately didn't get done.
"We were not close to doing anything else, and 99 percent of what you read about what they said we were thinking about doing was inaccurate," he said.
But, Babby admitted that reports about interest in one of his players were accurate.
"We got a fair number of calls about Jermaine (O'Neal) and a number of our other players," he said. "Part of what happens during this process, which I don't like but it's unavoidable, is that rumors are flying left and right, many of them — maybe more than many — maybe the vast majority if not almost all of them have no merit, and that's just become a part of the job that you have to deal with."
Babby said O'Neal, who at 34 is having a bounce-back season with the team, is someone head coach Lindsey Hunter likes having around, sets a good example and professed no desire to leave.
"He's just too valuable for us to give up, under the circumstances," he said. "And we want to give our team, we want our opportunity to be as competitive as we can be and play as hard as we can every night, and he's giving us that.
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The leaders of the American Revolution, unlike the leaders of the French revolution, did not set out to erase religion. Indeed, the very first act of the Continental Congress was to pray to Divine Providence in the face of the British bombardment of Boston. In establishing a new model of self-government, the Founders believed that they were not only acting according to reason and common sense, but also obeying a religious duty. Benjamin Franklin proposed as their motto: Rebellion against tyrants is obedience to God."
In telling the story of the forgottenif not deliberately ignoredrole of faith in America's beginnings, Michael Novak probes the innermost religious conviction of Washington, Jefferson, Madison and other of our Founders. He shows that while the American eagle could not have taken flight without the empirical turn of mind embodied in John Locke's teaching on the ends of government and the consent of the governed, the men who made America also believed that liberty depends as much on faith as on reason.
In the course of his illustrious career, Michael Novak has written several prize-winning books on theology and philosophy. In On Two Wings he has created a profound mediation on American history, and on human nature and destiny as well.
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From Amazon: "In one key respect, the way the story of the United States has been told for the past one hundred years is wrong," writes Michael Novak. "To read most philosophers and historians of the American polity today is to learn that America is an historical embodiment of secular philosophy, the Enlightenment." Nothing could be further from the truth, says Novak, who sets out to demonstrate just how important religious faith was to the founders. He makes a spirited case, noting, for example, that the very first act of the First Continental Congress, in 1774, was to make a public prayer. Of the 3,154 "citations in the writings of the founders," 34 percent are to the Bible. He provides dozens of similar examples. On Two Wings does not proceed as a traditional narrative; Novak favors extensive block quotations from his sources and conveys a whole chapter in question-and-answer format. In addition, a major part of the book is an appendix that provides brief sketches of the lesser-known founders. What the book lacks in narrative elegance it makes up for in forceful argument-- it pulls off the trick of being both brief and thorough. Readers who admire Founding Brothers by Joseph Ellis will appreciate this book, especially if they are religiously inclined. --John Miller --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
From Libary Journal: Novak (religion and public policy, American Enterprise Inst.; Belief and Disbelief) argues that religion played a central role in the lives of, and the documents by, the founders of the American republic. He further attempts to show how Washington, Jefferson, Madison, and others had in common a "humble faith." He is most convincing when presenting evidence that biblical language and allusions permeated the writings of these leaders but is less successful in showing that the religion they thought useful for others also held personal importance for them. The book is weakened by a definition of religious faith so broad that "humble faith" becomes merely religious sensibility. Novak is clearly passionate about his topic, but he relies heavily on secondary works, so that at times this is more of a summary than an addition to the topic. Useful for collections seeking differing viewpoints on American history. Jan Blodgett, Davidson Coll., NC Copyright 2001 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
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On Two WingsHumble Faith and Common Sense at the American Founding
By MICHAEL NOVAK
ENCOUNTER BOOKSCopyright © 2002 Michael Novak
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Chapter One
In one key respect, the way the story of the United States has been told for the past one hundred years is wrong. It has cut off one of the two wings by which the American eagle flies, her compact with the God of the Jews - the God of Israel championed by the nation's first Protestants - the God Who prefers the humble and weak things of this world, the small tribe of Israel being one of them; Who brings down the mighty and lifts up the poor; and Who has done so all through history, and will do so till the end of time. Believe that there is such a God or not - the founding generation did, and relied upon this belief. Their faith is an "indispensable" part of their story.
By contrast, to read most philosophers and historians of the American polity today is to learn that America is an historical embodiment of secular philosophy, the Enlightenment. Virtually all schools of politics and law today diminish the power of religion in American thought - the conservative as much as the progressive school, the traditionalists as well as the civic republicans, and the followers of such diverse political philosophers as Leo Strauss and John Rawls.
Yes, most admit, the Pilgrims believed in God and covenants, sin and justice, damnation and moral uprightness, but the Constitution privatized religion, neutralized it, and put it on the slow road to extinction under the marching feet of knowledge and prosperity. Religion was deliberately subordinated to secular purposes. "The Constitution was ordained and established to secure liberty and its blessings," one scholar writes, "not to promote faith in God. Officially, religion was subordinate to liberty and was to be fostered only with a view to securing liberty."
This picture of the United States is partly correct and, therefore, wrong in the most dangerous way - it is partly wrong. What is truthful in it makes the test seductive. The true part is that without the Enlightenment America would not have assumed the beneficent shape it did. The influence of the arguments and formulations pioneered by Locke were both extensive and persuasive to many Americans - so much so as to have become a kind of common sense. Locke had to escape the wrath of the British monarch by fleeing to Holland for a time, as did the first Pilgrims on their way to Massachusetts. Locke's search for a better design of government was analogous to their own. Indeed, Locke may have gleaned many new ideas from reflecting on the early American compacts and declarations.
Like theirs, Locke's prose, too, sometimes moved on two levels at once. In calm phrases exuding a serene common sense, he nonetheless sketched in dark and atomic terms a "state of nature" outside civil society: As if individuals alone and in the state of nature were threatened, vulnerable, selfish, and committed above all else to self-preservation. Although presented in the sunny idiom of reason and common sense, Locke's view of man had a Protestant loneliness in it. Indeed, if any in the founding generation felt incompatibility between Locke and the Protestant tradition (as many writers do today), they did not mention it; and many preachers and writers cited both Locke and the Bible in the same paragraph. The founding generation moved easily between faith and practical, common-sense reasoning, indeed mounted upwards on both those wings in unison.
Professor Donald Lutz counted 3,154 citations in the writings of the founders; of these, nearly 1,100 references (34 percent) are to the Bible, and about 300 each to Montesquieu and Blackstone, followed at a considerable distance by Locke and Hume and Plutarch. No American edition of Locke was available until the nineteenth century, but copies printed in England were available in many law offices and church studies. Those who cited Locke in the writings of the founding period frequently listed him alongside Sidney, Cicero, Aristotle, "and the elementary books of public right," as Jefferson did in describing the sources of the Declaration. Scholars of a secularizing bent rightly point to Lockean phrases and turns of argument in Jefferson's Declaration of Independence, but fail to note the older influence of other authors and, particularly, the Bible. Before Locke was even born, the Pilgrims believed in the consent of the governed, social compacts, the dignity of every child of God, and political equality. As Professor Lutz writes:
That all men are created equal is a position central to Locke's writing, but for a repetitious insistence upon the point, it is to Sidney we should turn. However, the sentiments, ideas, and commitments found in Locke and Sidney existed also in American colonial writing long before these two English theorists published their great works.
Before Sidney and Locke, Americans had fashioned a political doctrine from the Hebrew Bible, and had acquired historically unparalleled practice in the arts of self-government, his less true to say that America was Lockean, Lutz writes, than that Locke was American.
Thus, a purely secular interpretation of the founding runs aground on massive evidence. Let me begin with seven factual events that draw attention to the second wing by which the American eagle took flight. I mean by "second wing" a Biblical metaphysics, the Jewish vision of the world outlined in the Jewish Testament.
Practically all American Christians erected their main arguments about political life from materials in the Jewish Testament, and they did so for three reasons. First, the early American Protestants loved the stories of the Jewish Testament, and from them took many names for their children. In addition, in national debates, lest their speech be taken as partisan, Christian leaders usually avoided the idioms of rival denominations - Puritan, Quaker, Congregationalist, Episcopal, Unitarian, Methodist, and Universalist. The idiom of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob was a religious lingua franca for the founding generation. Third, the Christian Testament has little to say about the polity that is not already said in the Torah, and what it does say relies for its plausibility on the rich and complex experiences of nation-building already described in the Jewish Testament. For all these reasons, the language of Judaism came to be the central language of the American metaphysic - the unspoken background to a special American vision of nature, history and the destiny of the human race. Its effect upon the American understanding of law was vast, and also upon its understanding of human sinfulness. Thus John Adams warned Thomas Jefferson - the latter less tethered to the Bible's realism, more tempted to simple rationalism - in these words:
Power always thinks it has a great soul and vast views beyond the comprehension of the weak; and that it is doing God's service when it is violating all His laws. Our passions, ambitions, avarice, love and resentment, etc., possess so much metaphysical subtlety and so much overpowering eloquence that they insinuate themselves into the understanding and the conscience and convert both to their party.
Hebrew Metaphysics
It has been often remarked that the people of the United States come nearer to a parallel with Ancient Israel, than any other nation upon the globe. Hence OUR AMERICAN ISRAEL is a term frequently used; and common consent allows it apt and proper.
"The Bible was the one book that literate Americans in the seventeenth, eighteenth, and nineteenth centuries could be expected to know well," Robert Bellah has written. "Biblical imagery provided the basic framework for imaginative thought in America up until quite recent times and, unconsciously, its control is still formidable." As a design for the Seal of the United States, Jefferson suggested "a representation of the children of Israel in the wilderness, led by a cloud by day and a pillar of fire by night." He later concluded his second inaugural address with this same image: "I shall need ... the favor of that Being in whose hands we are, who led our fathers, as Israel of old, from their native land and planted them in a country flowing with all the necessaries and comforts of life." This image of "God's American Israel" made available four fresh perspectives, brought to intense focus by the Americans in a new and historically original way.
The first of these new perspectives was a narrative of purpose and progress. The Gentiles of the ancient world believed in cycles of time as regular (they thought) as the circular movements of the stars. They believed in eternal recurrence. But the Americans of 1770-1799 did not believe that time is cyclical, going nowhere, spinning in circles pointlessly. They believed that history had a beginning and was guided by Providence for a purpose. Thus, John Adams: "I always consider the settlement of America with reverence and wonder, as the opening of a grand scene and design in Providence for the illumination of the ignorant, and the emancipation of the slavish part of mankind all over the earth." Time (in the view of the founders) was created for the unfolding of human liberty, for human emancipation. This purpose requires humans to choose for or against building cities worthy of the ideals God sets before them: liberty, justice, equality, self-government, and brotherhood. The very first paragraph of The Federalist stresses this moment of choice:
It seems to have been reserved to the people of this country, by their conduct and example, to decide the important question, whether societies of men are really capable or not of establishing good government from reflection and choice, or whether they are forever destined to depend for their political constitutions on accident and force. If there be any truth in the remark, the crisis at which we are arrived may with propriety be regarded as the era in which that decision is to be made; and a wrong election of the part we shall act may, in this view, deserve to be considered as the general misfortune of mankind.
Time was created by a God who "humbled Himself," reaching down to dramatize full human potentialities by "providential signs" among the human beings He had created. Thereafter, "in the course of human events," human beings are called to learn from their own mistakes and failures, to put together piece by piece "an improved science of politics," and slowly work out a design for institutions of liberty in political economy. History is a record of progress (or decline), measured by permanent standards, God's standards, as learned from and tested by long experience.
History, in this sense - open, purposive, contingent in liberty - is not a Greek or Roman idea. It is Hebraic; its source springs from the Biblical historians and prophets. Probably most of the humans who had ever lived before the arrival of Judaism on the world stage never even heard of "progress." The literature of Greece and Rome looks backwards, to golden ages of the past; the movement of time is circular. For Jews and Christians, by contrast, history is heading somewhere new: toward the New Kingdom of God, a kingdom of justice and love and peace, a new city on a hill. Humans are impelled by their inmost nature to seek that new city. This "pilgrim's progress" is not a straight line, and it is not automatic or inevitable; it is by way of trial and suffering. Here is Federalist No. 14:
Had no important step been taken by the leaders of the Revolution for which a precedent could not be discovered, no government established of which an exact model did not present itself, the people of the United States might at this moment have been numbered among the melancholy victims of misguided councils, must at best have been laboring under the weight of some of those forms which have crushed the liberties of the rest of mankind. Happily for America, happily we trust for the whole human race, they pursued a new and more noble course. They accomplished a revolution which has no parallel in the annals of human society. They reared the fabrics of governments which have no model on the face of the globe. They formed the design of a great Confederacy, which it is incumbent on their successors to improve and perpetuate.
Second, Hebrew metaphysics held that everything in creation in all its workings and purposes is intelligible - suffused with reason, not absurd - in the eyes of a divine and loving Creator, Who created from nothing everything that is, and saw that it was good, and loved it; a Creator Who is more powerful than earthquakes, floods, erupting volcanos, hurricanes or anything else in the world, and different from them. One should not mistake this God for any part of His creation - as the Mayan Indians seem to have done, identifying God with rain and snakes and frogs and jackals (powerful forces in the dark, all of them). On the one hand, the world is not in itself divine. On the other, its Creator cannot be touched, tasted, heard, seen, or smelled. The Creator is independent of the world; therefore, the world can be looked into, investigated, and experimented with without infringing on His divinity. Strictly speaking, the Creator is beyond human categories, cannot be expressed in words that are like other words, imagined from the things of this world, or named as other things are named. He is not part of the material world. Seeking Him, it is better to aim one's mind in the direction of Spirit and Truth rather than matter, toward an Ineffable One Whom we do not name. Instead, we place four letters where a name would normally be: Thus, the Hebrew letters that in English we pronounce Jahweh.
Third, cherishing humble and weak things most of all, the Creator made at least two creatures to know Him, to love Him, and in total freedom (and not as slaves) to walk with Him - "male and female, He made them" (Genesis 1:27). "The God Who gave us life gave us liberty at the same time," Jefferson wrote, summarizing the Biblical metaphysic. Liberty is the human condition established by the Bible, nearly every chapter of which turns upon the exercise of that freedom, as a wheel upon its axis. What will Adam, King David, Peter, Saul do next? Liberty is the axis of the universe, the ground of the possibility of love, human and divine. Thus John Adams wrote: "Let us see delineated before us the true map of man. Let us hear the dignity of his nature, and the noble rank he holds among the works of God ... and that God Almighty has promulgated from heaven, liberty, peace, and good-will to man!" Moreover, the American tradition clearly distinguishes a false idea of liberty - license - from the true liberty exercised in reflection and deliberate choice.
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These seven recipes have flavor combinations (like Greek yogurt and cilantro or chipotle pepper and lime) that taste so good, you're sure to keep coming back for more. Major bonus: All take about five minutes to whip up.
If your favorite go-to dressing is EVOO with balsamic vinegar, you have to try this variation. It makes the tried-and-true combo sweeter and spicier with the addition of maple syrup and mustard.
This tastes as good as it looks. Sweet from the raspberries and honey, this dressing is rounded out with dijon mustard, chia seeds, and olive oil for more nurtients and complexity. Whip this up in a mere five minutes for a week of flavorful dressing.
The blend of cilantro, lime, and garlic is ideal for drizzling over any Tex-Mex dish. Greek yogurt adds the creamy texture, and it doesn't hurt that it's good for you.
If you love Caesar salads as much as we do, you know all about the struggle to find a dressing that isn't packed with processed gunk and raw egg. So we were psyched to find this combo where, once again, Greek yogurt takes center stage. Finally eating Caesar salad doesn't have to throw a wrench in your healthy-eating plans.
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Wednesday, July 20th, 2016
"To be a wife is not to engage in 'wifing.'" Excerpted in The Wall
Street Journal, Alison Gopnik reminds us that as parents we should have no end beyond the means.
Monday, July 18th, 2016
Life meets Goblin. Franky Zapata flies his Flyboard Air in Monaco during the Grand Prix on May 29th, 2016 [via my Dad].
Sunday, July 17th, 2016
"The real story of this election is that after several decades, American democracy is finally responding to the rise of inequality and the economic stagnation experienced by most of the population," writes Francis Fukuyama in Foreign Affairs [requires free registration].
Saturday, July 16th, 2016
"The Kemalist era in Turkish history lasted for almost 100 years, but finally came to an end in the last 18 hours." A great balance between up-to-the-minute reports and historical background, Walter Russell Mead live-blogs the failed Turkish Coup.
"Belief" has been at all times—for example in Luther—only a cloak, a cover, a curtain behind which the instincts played their game.
Friedrich Nietzsche, Ecce Homo