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Mary Lou O'Connor's $25 gift card had been just collecting dust in her West Hartford home for the past four years.
O'Connor was in no rush to drive across the Connecticut River to spend the card she received as a birthday present for the Promenade Shops at Evergreen Walk in South Windsor. She believed that under Connecticut law gift cards don't expire.
Now that she is retired she recently took a drive out to South Windsor to be told that her card had a zero balance even though she had not cashed it. O'Connor was told that Connecticut law only provides protection against expiration on cards issued by Connecticut businesses.
She then took a closer look at the back of the card, which in small print said "a $ 2.00 fee will be deducted each month from the Card balance starting 12 months and 1 day after the Card Activation date."
She asked CtWatchdog whether that was legal.
"Please let me know if I have any recourse. I would like to spread the word and warn other consumers of this practice because I was surprised that this is legal. It certainly is not a good public relations practice," she told CtWatchdog.
Unfortunately the card is not worth anything and she has no recourse. Connecticut Consumer Protection Department spokeswoman Claudette Carveth explains that there are two sets of laws that apply to gift cards sold in Connecticut.
Gift certificates and gift cards that are sold by local businesses in Connecticut - like gift shops, beauty parlors and restaurants - are protected against expiration dates or inactivity fees as long as they are backed by Connecticut firms.
However, cards issued or backed by federal financial institutions or firms from other states carry no such protection. Such is the case with the card purchased at The Promenade Shops, which is issued by a Kansas company, StoreFinancial.
These cards are covered by federal laws, which say that any card issued on or after Aug. 22, 2010 may not expire within the first five years from the date it was issued. Also, no fees can be charged in the first year.
But, after 365 days, monthly fees can be charged as long as it is disclosed to the purchaser. And that is what happened in O'Connor's case.
"It's deceitful," said O'Connor. "It is legal but unethical."
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The released some stuff on Feb 5th. It was murky (No EPS given) They did fare better than the predictions. Fed Ex and some oher carriers have tried their best to drive YRCW out of business. I guess they survived (Atleast for now) They need a turn around story like Ford for this stock to move up and sustain.


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But whether refugee or banker, militant or moderate, they all share the dream of one day returning home. They are Palestinians in the diaspora.
The word most often used by Palestinians to describe their fate is ghurba (exile). In Arabic the word conveys the meanings of both stranger and outsider, a reflection of how - more than any other experience - exile has shaped Palestinian identity and values. The sentiment is most eloquently expressed by Fawaz Turki in his book The Disinherited.
'If I was not a Palestinian when I left Haifa as a child,' Turki wrote, 'I am one now. Living in Beirut as a stateless person for most of my growing years, many of them in a refugee camp, I did not feel I was living among my 'Arab brothers' . . . I was a Palestinian, and that means I was an outsider, an alien, a refugee, a burden.'
Although records are not precise, because many Palestinians carry documents from their adopted countries, it is estimated that today 60 per cent of the Palestinian nation lives outside Israel and the occupied territories. The majority, about 2.5 million, live in Jordan, Lebanon and Syria; the remaining million or so are evenly split between the other Arab states and the rest of the world. Most fled Israel in 1948, a time that Palestinians refer to as al-nakba (the catastrophe).
For 46 years, these Palestinians have kept alive the dream of returning to their homes, and have passed on to their children and grandchildren the passionate conviction that there was no life without the land. So now it is not easy for them and their heirs to acknowledge that their dreams, like their houses, are lost forever.
But that is what many have had to do in the wake of this week's historic agreement between the PLO and Israel on Palestinian autonomy in Gaza and around the West Bank town of Jericho.
Even the return of Palestinians who fled the 1967 Middle East war - a slightly less contentious issue in Israel - is now in doubt after Friday's announcement by Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin that Israel was not bound to allow these people back into the country.
Many diaspora Palestinians feel that they have been sacrificed by the Palestinian leadership in order to gain a foothold in Gaza and Jericho as the first step for some eventual Palestinian entity on the rest of the West Bank.
'The sad thing about the agreement is that there is no mention of the diaspora. They seem to have been ignored,' said Said Aburish, a Palestinan journalist and the authour of The Children of Bethany, a book about his own family's experiences in Palestine and throughout the world.
Though vague promises have been made that 1948's refugees will not be forgotten, Mr Aburish believes these Palestinians have been disenfranchised. 'The only question is who is going to adopt them now? According to Dr Abbas Sheblak, an academic working on a study of the Palestinian diaspora, the likelihood of an Arab country now sponsoring the Palestinian exiles is slim.
'The condition of Palestinian refugees in Arab host countries has deteriorated since the signing of the Declaration of Principles between Israel and the PLO in September last year,' Dr Sheblak said.
'Many Palestinians have lost rights and freedom of movement in some countries, while in Lebanon there has even been talk of expelling refugees . . . they are being used as a way to put pressure on the Palestinian leadership and the big powers to do something about them.'
This is not the first time that Palestinans have been used as bargaining chips or forced to become second-, third- and fourth-time refugees. The post- 1948 history of Palestinians is like a never-ending trip from hell. They have moved into and been expelled from nearly every Arab country that has opened its doors to them.
No wonder Palestinans feel vulnerable. Subject to the dictates of bureaucrats, prone to disasters and humiliations, dependent on the whims and internal politics of their host countries, they lead dual lives as refugees and terrorists, victims and victimisers.
Ironically, the success of the Israeli-Palestinian agreement on Gaza and Jericho may depend on the willingness of wealthy exiles to invest in the project.
One wealthy Palestinian in London said that, given the uncertainty of the future of the deal, any Palestinian investment will be 'discretionary and token', aimed at a quick proit and of little real benefit to the local people.
However, Adel Dajani, the managing director of private merchant bank London Court Ltd, disagrees. There is, he says, among diaspora Palestinians in particular a cautious optimism over the new agreement.
Although it may mean that many Palestinians will never go back to the land of their origin, 'it is a pragmatic step in the right direction, and it is unreal to expect all things for all men right now. While there are many questions dealing with business law and security, we in the diaspora cannot allow ourselves to be passive witnesses.
'After more than 40 years outside, we have to use our capital and management expertise to make sure this is a positive first step.'
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Founded in the Netherlands, the current board also has members from England, Germany and France. Adhoc committee members will be co-opted from relevant countries based on experience, usefulness, (and a certain willingness to do all the work :)
The current committee consists of the following worthies;
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I'm using Python + Django and have this in my model right now:
class Team(models.Model):
player = models.ManyToManyField(Player, related_name="player", through="Team_Player")
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Marsha Diane Arnold | Heart of a Tiger
The media has called Marsha Diane Arnold a "born storyteller" and a "magician of literary innovations." Her literary pathway began with the much-loved, award-winning newspaper column "homegrown treasures." Soon Marsha was writing for kids' magazines and in 1995 came her first book, Heart of a Tiger, for which she won the Ridgway Award for Best First Book by a New Author.
Other awards include Smithsonian Notable Book for The Pumpkin Runner, Junior Library Guild Selection, IRA Distinguished Book, and state Children's Choice awards for Heart of a Tiger, Kansas State Library's 150 "Best" Books for The Bravest of Us All, Notable Social Studies Book for The Chicken Salad Club, and a Family Choice Award for Hugs on the Wind. Roar of a Snore was twice selected for Dolly Parton's Imagination Library and her early reader Quick, Quack, Quick has sold over half a million copies. Her stories have been called "wacky," "whimsical," "inspiring," "beguiling," "heartwarming," "uplifting," "great read-alouds," and "a must-have for all libraries."
Marsha enjoys visiting schools internationally, nationally, and through Skype, sharing her love of books and writing through presentations and writing "funshops." Highlights from some of her visits can be found at her blog, www.storymagician.com. She's often a speaker at writing conferences and young author festivals and has been an instructor and manuscript consultant for Media Bistro and the Institute of Children's Literature. In 2008 Marsha was honored as one of seven artists invited to be part of Sequoia National Parks Foundation's Artists in the Back Country, the only children's author ever invited. The program's goal is to rekindle the American tradition of enhancing public appreciation of our natural world through the arts. She shares her adventures in the high Sierras at www.earthsvoices.com.
When not creating imaginative worlds and wacky characters at her home in northern California, Marsha enjoys traveling the world, scuba diving, and (like her characters) always trying new things.
John Brown | People of the Flint Hills
John Brown has written six biographies and corporate histories. In the past three years, he's published a history of baseball at Wichita State University and an anecdotal portrait of the people of the Flint Hills, his most recent work from a 30-year freelance career in marketing, advertising, and magazine editorial during which he has completed almost five thousand writing assignments. A dangerous man, he has accumulated a pool of knowledge and experience at once broad and exceptionally shallow.
He has taught writing and literature at Kansas State University, at Butler County Community College, and at Wichita Collegiate School. After leaving education, he became a copywriter in a small advertising firm and then a creative director in a larger firm. As if in a dream, he figured out how to teach writing somewhere along in the Madison-Avenue idyll, and he instructed again at Collegiate simultaneous with the founding of Wordsworth, Inc. in 1987.
In another life he studied for two years in a Catholic seminary, took a B.A. in English Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Kansas, served as a communications watch officer in the basement of the headquarters of the Commander-in-Chief of the Pacific Fleet, and earned an M.A. in British literature from Kansas State University with – and this additional study should be noteworthy, don't you think? – 15 hours toward the Ph.D.
In 1998, on a ranch they built north of Eureka, Kansas, he and his late wife Annie founded Brown Land and Cattle Company, an enterprise consisting entirely of 19 heifers from her grandfather's herd, splendid fat girls that Annie and he grew to 100 mother cows and five bulls, the most prestigious of which they named Big Business.
He is currently searching for an agent for His Name Might Have Been Dave, a biography of an American mercenary soldier who stopped counting his kills (men, women, and children) at 200, who destroyed meth labs and carried out political assassination in South America, chased human traffickers across Africa, deployed to Fallujah twice, and then lived among the Taliban for 15 months with orders to "kill with impunity." He now suffers from PTSD, fights a ponderous struggle with alcohol, and looks for some sort of reunion with a country he deeply loves.
He has just finished Clump, Texas, his first novel, a comedic story of sin and forgiveness, crime and justice, sex and love in a little town just too corny for words.
In 2005, he married the second love of his life, Lee Ann Vandervort, who had lost her husband to an early, early heart attack. She now tolerates him at the ranch and at their home in Wichita.
While he believes that angels do live among us, Brown remains both desperate and at large.
Jim Hoy | Flint Hills Cowboys: Tales of the Tallgrass Prairie
James F. (Jim) Hoy is Professor of English at Emporia State University, Emporia, Kansas. Reared on a stock ranch near Cassoday, he has lived in the Flint Hills area all his life, except for graduate school in Missouri and a teaching stint in Idaho.
Hoy holds a B.S. degree (1961) from Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS; an M.A. (1965) from Emporia State University; and a Ph.D. (1970) from the University of Missouri-Columbia. After a couple of years of itinerancy following undergraduate school, he taught two years at El Dorado (Kansas) Junior High (1963-65) before moving into college teaching. He served as Chair of English at ESU for ten years, returning happily to the ranks of full-time teaching and research in 1990.
Hoy's academic interests include medieval English literature, Western American literature, Australian Outback folklife and literature, and Great Plains folklore. He has published over a hundred articles, both scholarly and journalistic, and is the author or co-author of nine books, including FLINT HILLS COWBOYS: TALES OF THE TALLGRASS PRAIRIE, published by the University Press of Kansas.
His chief interest is the folklife of ranching, both historical and contemporary, in various parts of the world, with special emphasis on the Great Plains and particularly the Flint Hills of Kansas. He explores this interest in frequent lectures and programs for school, community, and professional groups throughout the region. Since 1983 he has written (with Tom Isern) a weekly newspaper column, PLAINS FOLK. In 1996 he was appointed to the Board of Trustees of the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress, serving as Chair for the last two years of his term (2001-2002).
Hoy's research has taken him onto the backroads of the American West, the tracks of the Australian bush, and the lanes of the English countryside, seeking, among other things, to discover cattle guards, hay barracks, folk songs, and old-timers willing to talk about the way things were.
As a folklorist and a native plainsman, Hoy is committed to documenting and celebrating the lives of his fellow plains folk, seeking out the extraordinary in the ordinary while encouraging pride of region in those fortunate few who dwell in the Great Plains and understanding of region in those who must live elsewhere.
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Previous Kansas authors featured at the Kansas Author Dinner:
David Nichol
Wyatt Townley
Lindsey Yankey
Marci Penner, 8 Wonders of Kansas, The Kansas Guidebook
Samantha Bennett
Robert Rebein, Dragging Wyatt Earp
Alex Grecian, The Yard
Stephen Johnson, Alphabet City
Roderick Townley, Door in the Forest
Thomas Fox Averill, Rode
Dian Curtis Regan, The Storm Blew Inn
Clare Vanderpool, Moon Over Manifest
Antonia Felix, SONIA SOTOMAYOR: The True American Dream
Nancy Pickard, The Scent of Rain and Lightning
Brad Sneed, Mr. President Goes to School
Caryn Mirriam Goldberg, The Sky Begins at Your Feet & Landed
Jay Price, Wichita's Lebanese Heritage
Tim Raglin, The Curse of Catunkhamun
Mike Everhart, National Georgraphic Sea Monsters: Prehistoric Creatures of the Deep
Max McCoy, Hellfire Canyon
Deborah Raney, Remember to Forget
Candice Millard, River of Doubt
Laura Moriarty, The Rest of Her Life
Matthew Polly, American Shaolin
Mary Carol Garrity, Nell Hill's Decorating Secrets
Brian Mann, Welcome to the Homeland
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Two Northeast Philadelphia children were critically injured when a pickup truck struck them as they walked home from school on Sept. 10.
The owner of a kosher market in Castor Gardens arrived at his shop last Thursday morning to discover hate symbols scrawled in red paint all over the front windows and on the back facade as well.
A Philadelphia cop who lives in the Northeast was arrested on Sept. 11 for allegedly beating his wife.
A roadway speed bump caused a sudden jolt in Somerton when it popped up unexpectedly near the neighborhood's SEPTA train station last month. But Streets Department Commissioner David Perri smoothed things over last week, announcing the removal of the bump.
One of the oldest civic organizations in Northeast Philadelphia has decided to give itself a facelift. The East Torresdale Civic Association unveiled proposed changes to its 49-year-old bylaws during the group's monthly meeting on Sept. 8.
Before you start building that new garage next to your house in Fox Chase, you may want to get the proper permits from the city. And you may want to check in with the Fox Chase Homeowners Association, too.
Megan Doto was an innocent victim, a pregnant mother of two who, while sitting in front of a Frankford home on a sunny Sunday morning, found herself in the crossfire of a callous gunman and his fleeing target, Philadelphia police say.
Philadelphia police have released new surveillance video of the Aug. 22 armed robbery of Mayfair's Red Robin Diner in hope of identifying the gunmen. The video has been posted to the Philadelphia Police channel on YouTube.com.
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Little overlap in American, US Airways routes
NEW YORK (AP) – In the jigsaw puzzle of airline routes, American Airlines and US Airways are two pieces that fit together almost perfectly.
Of the 50 busiest domestic routes, the two carriers compete directly on only one: Los Angeles to Phoenix, according to OAG, a company that tracks airline routes and schedules. And on hundreds of less traveled routes, they only overlap a dozen times, mostly between their hub cities. For instance, both carriers fly Charlotte, N.C. to Miami, Dallas to Philadelphia and Chicago to Phoenix.
The companies announced Thursday that they had agreed to merge. The combined airline will offer more than 6,700 daily flights to 336 destinations in 56 countries.
The complementary nature of the markets they serve should help the airlines avoid any major hurdles with antitrust regulators, industry experts say. And it will serve the merged company especially well in today's airline business, which is all about scale.
Commercial aviation is increasingly dominated by mega-carriers that promise to whisk passengers around the globe with ease. They offer frequent flights to faraway destinations, often with just one change of planes _ sometimes none.
The first of these giant carriers was created in 2008 when Delta Air Lines bought Northwest, creating what was then the world's largest airline. Two years later, United leapfrogged ahead when it merged with Continental.
American Airlines and US Airways languished in the shadows as these new behemoths lured away highly profitable corporate travel accounts. But by teaming up they'll take the crown as the world's largest airline and have a shot at winning back business travelers.
Each airline brings something different to the table.
American has a strong presence in Dallas, Miami, Los Angeles, Chicago and New York. It is also the dominant U.S. player in Latin America. In Brazil alone, it has 111 weekly flights to seven different cities. American also has a lock on flights into London's Heathrow Airport, one of the world's key financial capitals.
US Airways is the principal carrier in Philadelphia, Charlotte, Phoenix and Washington, D.C. It also has routes into key European cities that American doesn't directly serve, such as Amsterdam and Brussels.
US Airways doesn't fly to Asia and American's presence there is dwarfed by United and Delta's substantial footprint.
But the real key to the merger is US Airways' comprehensive service to small cities along the East Coast.
The airline's CEO, Doug Parker, proudly told investors at the company's June annual meeting that if his airline combined with American, it would have the largest market share east of the Rockies.
Both airlines need to capitalize off passengers traveling from those small cities, such as Allentown, Penn., Elmira, N.Y., and Lynchburg, Va.
For instance, American can charge high fares for flights to London but can only make money off the flight if it can fill it with enough passengers. Those passengers can come from US Airways' network.
"US Airway (currently) loses money on that short segment, but if they can carry that passenger to another major hub or fly them internationally, they capture that incremental revenue," says Vaughn Cordle, an airline analyst and co-founder of Ionosphere Capital.
American would also gain US Airways' lucrative shuttle service between New York, Boston and Washington D.C.
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Macromolecular Chemistry and Physics
© WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim
Editor-in-Chief: Kirsten Severing, Editor: Mara Staffilani
Online ISSN: 1521-3935
Associated Title(s): Macromolecular Bioscience, Macromolecular Materials and Engineering, Macromolecular Rapid Communications, Macromolecular Reaction Engineering, Macromolecular Theory and Simulations
March 01, 2008
TREND: Trends in Polyolefin Chemistry
Walter Kaminsky
Polyolefins have grown faster in recent years than many other polymers. The production of poly(propylene) increased rapidly when it was possible to optimize the isotacticity of the polymer chain. New fields for future polymer sciences are the defined short and long chain branched polyolefins, block copolymers by chain shuttling, living and emulsion polymerization, and polyolefin nanocomposite materials. These research fields will create polymers with new and specific properties and applications in the near future. Compared to the formation of polymers in nature, the possibilities are today very limited for the synthetic chemistry. Especially, there are great deficits in tailoring the microstructure of copolymers with two or more monomers in a well defined way. It will be a great challenge to solve this problem but then it opens up exciting advantages.
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Skip to comments.If marriage is a right, then the government needs to start hooking people up
Posted on 03/27/2013 8:34:29 AM PDT by smoothsailing
March 27, 2013
By DAN CALABRESE - The Office of the Public Spouse.
I can't totally take credit for this one because it came about in a discussion between Rob and me yesterday. Those discussions, if you were to read them, would often present a rather disturbing look inside our two brains.
Anyway, we both agree that gay marriage cannot be an equal rights issue for the simple reason that no one has a right to get married. Marriage is a union freely entered into between two parties. Gay or straight, no one can be married unless another person freely agrees to enter into the union with them. That means, by definition, marriage is not a right because a right is something that cannot be denied to you.
Otherwise all these single people who are looking but coming up empty could claim that their rights were being violated, and could petition the government for redress of their grievance. And the government would have to provide redress - if marriage were a right.
How would that work? Well, it was decided in Gideon v. Wainright (as highlighted in the book Gideon's Trumpet by Anthony Lewis, who just died a couple of days ago), that defendants in criminal cases have the right to an attorney. And if they lack the means or the methods by which to get their own, the government will provide one for them.
Same diff, right? Some might say the options available to you in the Office of the Public Defender are not as desirable as the lawyers you could get on your own if you had the money, but it's something. You rely on the government to provide you with what you need, you take what you can get.
So if marriage is a right, then the government will have to start hooking some people up via the Office of the Public Spouse. Now Rob and I think some guidelines are in order here. This is the government, after all. If you snare a mate via the Office of the Public Spouse:
1. No one gets a spouse that's too good looking. That's not fair to those who married homely people of their own volition.
2. No discrimination based on sex. That means you don't get to specify that your spouse must be male or must be female. You take what you can get. "You mean you're providing me with a dude to marry?" "What are you, a hater?"
3. No one brings up Ephesians 5:22. Ever. This is not some theocracy. Take that backwards, preachy crap to church and leave us out of it.
4. No vows, other than promising to avoid judgmentalism, to respect differentness and to be accepting of all choices, blah blah blah . . .
5. Everyone joins the government employee union. Not just the public spouses. You too. Solidarity!
The more I think about it, the more I think this really needs to happen. I will not rest until marriage is equal because government sees to it. Of course, I'm already happily married and my wife is a knockout. But I'm just looking out for you.
Exactly. A "right" can't be infringed.
like my brother says, you go to a church to get married and the state to get divorced, doesn't make sense. So guess what? Those of you who weren't divorced by the church are still married in the spiritual world to your first spouse from the church, better get back home
Nationalize match.com and charge a penalty tax on any single adult that doesn't sign up!
I was wondering that when Justice Kennedy went on his tangent about those poor 40,000 children who are being discriminated against because there gay parents can't marry. Wow! I never new the government cared so much about the sanctity of marriage, perhaps they should force all those single welfare mothers to get married or lose their children since marriage is so vital to a child.
Welfare Queens are married to the Federal Government.
Isn't that enough?
If it is a right, does that mean the Mormons can reinstate polygamy? If sex makes no difference, neither should numbers! Didn't the government make outlawing it a provision for statehood?
One of many frightening things is that Bloomberg is likely to start "helping" people in NY to choose the right spouse, since our ruling class can make better decisions than the little people would make on their own. Is that substantively different from Bloomie choosing whether we smoke, what we eat and with how much salt, if and how we are permitted to defend our homes, or how much soda we drink?
If we continue going the way we are, we will get to where we're headed, and when we get there, where will we be ?
Extending this (perhaps bong induced) argument to right of peaceable assembly, I don't have a right to it because I can't force people to assemble with me, therefore it is not a right because I can't engage in it by myself, and by some twisted definition that means it is infringed. If it were a right, the government would be obliged to round up people and contain them with me on my whim.
I would like to apply this logic to the second ammendment though. Government issued guns for everyone!
Oh good Lord, don't give them any ideas. The feds would love the opportunity to assign spouses to us all as a means of redistributing the wealth.
Bloomie is an evil little half pint piece of squishy bovine feces with a Bon-Aparte complex, only worse...Napoleon had more stature than Bloomie by 7 inches...
Try to marry your mother or someone that is already married and you will find out if it is a "right".
I'm poor so I get a rich wife. Maybe they'll hook me up with Michelle Obama which won't be as bad as it sounds since she's always on vacation.
Don't forget, gender is not a factor. Perhaps your rich wife will be Michael Moore!
At this point, I don't think the issue to be decided is whether it's a right or not.
Many states allow gays to marry and they are treated equally to opposite sex spouses in regards to state law.
At issue now is the legality of the federal government treating state recognized married couples (irregardless of their make up) unequally in regards to federal law.
The first dam to break was at the state level. The water is over that dam and flowing downstream to the Uncle Sam dam.
So true-—and their is no "Right" to sodomize others.....in fact, since it is a Vice and causes all sorts of health issues (and huge costs to society) and is closely related to child sexual abuse (all homosexual cultures had pederasty because it is a fixation in childhood), there should have laws preventing it.
True-—homosexuality is caused by child abuse so it is "sad" that people grow up and have this worldview which causes them to have emotions of desire when seeing others of their own sex.The object of lust is learned-—like baby rapers in Africa. You aren't born with a desire to rape babies. It is absurd. It is learned by culture and environment. Relationships between your mother and father and you in formative years (0-7) determine how you perceive yourself, your sex and everyone around you. If you have no father-—you are stunted in your undererstanding of maleness and stunted in understanding what is normal behavior between men and women. (Your ideas will come from TV or other artificial sources and TV forces perversions and Vice). Children learn in the first five years of life—what "normal" is. if they have abusive parents-—then they learn to "fear" that person—and they transfer that "fear" to all men or all women.
How you treat little kids—determines their self-worth—how they "think" of themselves-—and if men reject their daughters or make fun of them physically-—they will grow up to hate men. it is a lot more nuanced than that-—since Natural Laws do aim sex in its mature form at the "other"—but fixation will prevent maturity and a flourishing of that person. Perversion will occur in abusive homes or ones that lack proper role models with the man/woman model so no sexism (like in homosexual Afghanistan where men hate women and prefer little boys and teach them to hate women) will occur.
.....but this cycle has to end—We need JUST LAWS which promote the Natural method (God's Laws and Laws of Nature) and best scenario for children to grow up loving both male and female and so they have a natural sexual identity formation (not artificial or perverted one)-—otherwise, we will become a society of complete vice, where people use other human beings as a "means to an end" (commodifying human beings—selling babies) which is intrinsically EVIL and unconstitutional.
It is one of those "weird" rights that only exist if someone else lets you have it.
I used a somewhat similar argument regarding whether we should expect teens to be abstinent. I'll get into the argument, and let the other side state categorically 4 or 5 times that it is insane to think that any teenager could reasonably expected NOT to have sex before they were 18, that it was just too much to ask, that it wasn't normal, that it was imposing my religious beliefs, and that I was out of touch.
Then, I'd say something like, "OK, suppose I accept your hypothesis. What shall we do with the ugly fat guy with acne who smells bad?". They'll say "what do you mean?" And I'll say, "well, you said we can't expect ANY teen to go without sex, so what about UglyFatSmellyGuy?" And they'll say "of course, him too". And I'll say "what if no woman will get near him — should we allow him to just pick one at random and rape her, or do we need to provide him a free hooker with his condom"?
Then they will complain that clearly they meant that no teen could be expected to not have sex IF they had a willing partner; and of course they thought people who couldn't hook up should be abstinent.
And then I'd say "I guess ugly fat guys are just a lot better at self-control than you good-looking people, after all."
(and be quick about it!)
BTW, I'd love to see us go back to punishing people for divorce, in exchange for getting a government license. If government has a purpose in getting opposite-sex couples to commit to long-term relationships, and there are benefits that accrue for that, then if the couple reneges on their deal, they should have to return at least a portion of whatever government benefits they received.
My first husband taught me that sometimes there's a REASON people are single.
FOLLOW THE MONEY!! MONEY is the REAL REASON for all this hubbub!!! MONEY....Who can get the MARRIAGE BENEFIT from the IRS....WHO CAN GET ANOTHER'S SOCIAL SECURITY when they die....WHO HS TO PAY DEATH TAXES.....etc...etc.....take the money out of this and PFFTT...the problem goes away.
"Im poor so I get a rich wife. Maybe theyll hook me up with Michelle Obama which wont be as bad as it sounds since shes always on vacation."
Hahaha! That one gave me a great laugh and then I realized it was you! Great post FRiend.
There is no marriage benefit from the IRS.
There is a "Marriage Penalty" in the basic tax code, due to the fact that once married, you are treated as a family unit (whether you file jointly, or "married filing separately"). The earnings of the spouses are added together to determine the tax. This means that the entire 2nd spouse's earnings are taxed at the tax rate as high or higher than the highest of the 1st spouse.
So, two people living together in the same house, sharing expenses, each with an adjusted income of $100,000, would pay $21,454, or $42,908 total on their $200,000.
But if those two were married, and with no separate tax tables, they would pay $200,000*0.33-$15472=$50,528.
With the marriage "relief", they pay $200,000*0.28-12221=$43779.
Note that is about $800 more than if they filed separately.
Now, if only one spouse works, then the marriage tax rates seem to help — except if you were two single people, and one of you made no money, the one making no money would likely be on assistance, getting food stamps, if they had a small amount of earnings they could actually get the earned income tax credit. So it is quite possible that what they received from the government would make up for the extra tax the earning part of the couple made.
Now, you are correct that social security is one of the big pots. Although if you had similar earnings, it will likely work out that getting your own SS will pay more than getting half of the other earner. Again, if only one earns, you could make out better.
Most companies now offer domestic partner coverage for insurance, and for pensions, so that isn't really an issue with gay marriage (and I think Obamacare requires it). And I never really considered the death tax thing, although that would only matter if you had more than $5 million, since you can pass that much on tax-free to anybody.
And for most other things, you can legally set up a financial coupling.
I really don't think it is about money. I think the money is a false reason given to make us think it is "unfair". I think it is simply that gays want to be fully accepted as normal, they want everyone to be forced not to tolerate them, but to actively support them.
I also think gays do want to own kids (and I mean "own kids" — it isn't just gays either, there are people who look on kids as another thing to "have", not as obligations to love and nurture). And it is easier to own kids if you get to steal "marriage". This is how some lesbian in Vermont got to take custody of some other woman's child, even though she had no biological attachment to the kid. Because the mother stupidly got "married" in Vermont to this lesbian, and then realised she wasn't a lesbian, and wanted to get a husband, and then didn't like what the lesbian was teaching her child.
This is what I think they want. To have ownership of children, and acceptance and support for their lifestyle.
Imagine if addiction to smoking was treated like addiction to same-sex attraction. Both are considered to have genetic components. But if smoking was treated like gays, not only would there be no tax on cigarettes, but people who were mean about smoke would be attacked, bans on smoking would turn into pushes to have buildings designed to help smokers, and we'd be teaching our children to tolerate and support their smoking buddies, rather than turning them off to smoke.
And oddly, smoking probably is less likely to harm your health than active male gay sex. (I am not sure there is a particular medical harm to typical lesbian "sex").
pretty soon our govenrment will be mandating single peopel enter into gay marriages
Brilliant!!!! Thanks for posting;)
I know a friend who couldn't get remarried for several years because his separated wife refused to sign off on divorce papers.
She infringed on his right to be married. She'd abandoned the marriage.
So much for "rights".
You have the right to own more than one car and more than one gun.
People like to talk about all kinds of "basic human rights" now, one female clown whose name I forget actually asked on the boob tube, "How is health care not a basic human right?"
As far as I am able to see, a basic human right is something that can be exercised by the last human left alive on the Earth. If it requires the presence of a second human being to exercise it cannot possibly be a basic human right. To make it simple enough for even a liberal you have a basic human right to masturbate in privacy, you do not have a basic human right to have sex with another person.
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Estimado, es excelente la herramienta. Me permito una sugerencia: que el panel tenga una vista de tareas agrupada en donde se puedan ver todas las tareas (sin importar a que lista pertenezca). De esa manera se evitaría tener que entrar a cada una de ellas para revisar las tareas.
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Aprecio tu sugerencia pero no puedo llevarla a cabo. El panel lo único que hace es cargar la URL http://mail.google.com/tasks/canvas. Todo lo que pasa allí adentro es lo mismo que accediendo por otros medios y no tengo acceso a modificarlo.
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Attention Fellow Philosophers!
Announcing a new Meetup which you might enjoy- ?The Experimental Sabbath Laboratory?
The Laboratory is the perfect meeting for Humanists, Secularists, Atheists, Agnostics, Skeptics, members of Ethical Culture, Brights, and all other freethinkers who seek something more than an intellectual experience.
People who are reason-based and intelligent, will often find it frustrating and uncomfortable to be involved with communities that are built around traditional faith-based religious ideas, and supernatural views of the world, despite the considerable benefits which come from such associations such as fellowship, support, and connection, a sense of becoming better people; gaining a better understanding of themselves, their fellow humans, and a deeper appreciation of the world around them.
Reason-based people who value such benefits are frequently left with having to choose between associating with groups whose core beliefs they reject, or forgoing the beneficial aspects of such associations entirely.
In the freethought community, while there are many meetings and groups which satisfy our intellectual needs, and a few which provide opportunities to socialize, until now there really has been no attempt to provide a comprehensive alternative to the positive features that are forgone by those who disassociate with traditional communities.
The main idea behind the ?experimental? approach is that, rather than having to forgo those benefits, freethinkers have ways to bring such benefits into their lives that are far more effective and satisfying than approaches that are built on a supernatural worldview.
Rather than believing in some eternal and unchanging truth, bestowed from some supernatural source, freethinkers embrace the dynamic process of acquiring knowledge and awareness through on-going experimentation. The wisdom, insight, and awareness which result from experimentation are entirely opposite from the supposed ?revelation? associated with faith-based and supernatural approaches.
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This Week in History: A fact for December
Newly dedicated Newport Synagogue introduces an open-view women's gallery
December 2, 1763
The new synagogue dedicated in Newport, Rhode Island introduced a design that reflected women's changing status in "new world" Judaism.
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I've came across a site called "Wolfram Alpha". I think its pretty cool, just a few flaws in it.
Type in, for example, C major. It will play you the C scale on the piano. Type in any maths equation. It will answer it.
The only flaw I found was that the B minor scale was played incorrectly:
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In the last month, Texas prosecutors secured a dramatic conviction of former House Republican leader Tom DeLay, and the Justice Department announced it was not going anywhere in its long-standing inquiries into ethics violations involving Senator John Ensign, Representative Jerry Lewis, and a number of other prominent political figures (including DeLay). These developments have led to pointed criticism of the Justice Department's public integrity section, whose nose has been badly bloodied by a number of disclosures of serious misconduct, including a criminal probe focused on its past leaders arising out of their botched handling of a case against Senator Ted Stevens.
The ever-astute Charlie Savage has recapped these developments with an assessment of the Justice Department's woes:
The Justice Department has shut down a wave of high-profile investigations of members of Congress over the past few months, drawing criticism that the government's premier anticorruption agency has lost its nerve after the disastrous collapse last year of its case against former Senator Ted Stevens…
"They're gun-shy," said J. Gerald Hebert, the executive director of the Campaign Legal Center, a nonpartisan group that seeks greater disclosure of how money influences politics. But in interviews, Jack Smith, chief of the Public Integrity Section at the Justice Department, and his supervisor, Lanny Breuer, the assistant attorney general for the Criminal Division, hotly contested the contention that prosecutors were in retreat from taking on Congressional corruption. "It's just not the case that anyone is gun-shy," Mr. Breuer said. "If a case cannot be brought, it's because we've taken a hard look and made the determination that this case cannot be proved beyond a reasonable doubt. And with all due respect to those outside the department, they haven't seen the evidence. They don't know the materials, and we've looked at it all."
The problems that the Department faces are deep-rooted, and the gear-shifting that is evidently underway is entirely appropriate. The issues go both to process and to policy. The Stevens case and a host of others revealed serious flaws in the public integrity process at Justice: as Judge Sullivan intimated, prosecutors had adopted a "victory at all costs" attitude that led to unethical corner-cutting and the suppression of exculpatory evidence. In cases around the country, and particularly in the South, local U.S. attorneys turned to public integrity prosecutions as a form of political score-settling—a problem that has been present in the American justice system for over two centuries, but that Main Justice has generally attempted to restrain. In the Bush era, however, this process appears to have been spurred rather than retarded by Main Justice.
The policy issues are equally tenacious. Justice pursued public corruption matters relying heavily on a theory of "theft of honest services," stretching a statute beyond its logical breaking point, as the Supreme Court concluded in Skilling. Moreover, the great bulk of the truly dubious cases came out of the dark woods of election financing—in many cases with federal prosecutors attempting to criminalize practices that were permitted under state law. With the Supreme Court's ruling in Citizens United, which opened the floodgates of money as political speech, the efforts to criminalize campaign funding abuses seem truly absurd. The Justice Department's efforts have boomeranged. Rather than demonstrating that the Justice Department is a guardian of the highest standards of conduct, the Department and its prosecutors have grown ever more deeply mired in partisan political muck. The Department's reputation now stands at a modern low, thanks to the political machinations demonstrated in the U.S. attorney's scandal, prosecutions like those of Stevens, Siegelman, and Minor, and the validation of torture and abuse and warrantless surveillance in the service of unethical clients.
"Conduct that people think is reprehensible or immoral doesn't mean it's criminal," Assistant Attorney General Lanny Breuer observes. Indeed, the solution to much of the public integrity conundrum lies in transparency of process—insuring that the public learns of the foibles and ethics lapses of political leaders and can make appropriate decisions guided by this information. This, however, is not the proper role of the Justice Department, which seems these days almost obsessed with safeguarding its own dark secrets and occasional brushes with criminality from public gaze.
The Department's public integrity section is under new leadership—the most highly qualified it has seen in recent decades. It has seized the right moment for an internal reassessment of the approach to prosecuting public corruption. That should entail recognizing that dedication to fair process must take a center seat even if some scoundrels get off the hook as a result. This reassessment must include some introspection about mistakes and abuses of the past as well, because the most serious misjudgments in the public integrity arena relate to active cases in which the Justice Department is defending utterly indefensible positions. In the end, the Justice Department will also have to learn to operate in the harsh sunlight of public attention, disclosing its mistakes and striving to correct them. This is the essential path back to public trust after years spent straying in the wilderness.
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Great option for simplifying mounting photos for showing
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Made life a little easier. Entering my photos in the County Fair has become so much easier with this mounting system. Not a pro but found these Mat Mounts just right for entries.
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These mats not only make it easy to mount your work, they stay together nicely when inserted into a sleeve, without shrink wrapping. It would be good to have other colors, even just off white and a richer black. I use these for inexpensive prints and would not recommend them for originals or for archival quality.
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I love these for mounting prints of my artwork. Add a sleeve and they are ready for sale!
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Great economy mats with the backing attached make for quick packaging of reproduction artwork. Just slip into a cellophane sleeve and they are ready to go. It would be great if the black was a deeper color and if they were packaged with a protective piece on top of the first one, or the one on top be packaged upside down so as to protect it from scratches.
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These Mat Mounts are a quick way to mat photos for shows.I use them every year for exhibitions.I do wish they came in off white and gray as well as bright white and black.
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nice looking, convenient and solid backing, about 10% of the time the backing has to be partially loosened to fit still worth it
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I can't imagine giving these mats a poor review. I use them for print sales and exhibition. I like the deep linen-like texture. Also really like that the backing is right there, already attached. If you cut your artwork just right, it will almost lock right into place. Careful, though, not to lift too much or you'll bend and crease the mat. If you buy the lower-priced precut mats, you still have to buy some backing board or foam core, so it comes out pretty much the same. Love them!
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Great inexpensive way to display artwork
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I used these matte boards to frame pictures for a photo assignment for a class. I thought it was really cool that they were precut boards with an attached back board. It saved me a lot of work from having to cut the boards myself. Super convenient and my pictures looked very professional.
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The mats were received with folds in the outer mat and are unusable for competition.
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