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- Chicken, fish, meat, and vegetables cook to perfection fast; Helps tenderize economical cuts of meat
- Pressure regulator maintains the proper cooking pressure automatically; Complete 64-page instruction/recipe book included
- Ideal for use on regular, smooth-top and induction ranges; Dishwasher safe for easy cleaning
- Cover lock indicator shows when there is pressure inside the cooker and prevents the cover from being opened until pressure is safely reduced
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The heavy-duty lid locks down during cooking; an inner sealing ring keeps the steam in. In addition to a pop-up pressure indicator and a simple steam release mechanism, there is an overpressure plug that will let off steam if it builds up excessively. This pressure cooker is useful for weeknight dinners or for any meal that needs to come together quickly. An accompanying booklet contains more than 65 recipes, ranging from basic soup stocks to stews and pot roasts--even desserts like 5-minute custards! Tenderize lean cuts of beef or pork; or cook chicken, fish, or vegetables faster than you can in a microwave, and without losing moisture.
Nonabrasive cleansers are best for cleaning this stainless steel pressure cooker, though occasional use of a fine metal polish will help the exterior keep its shine. The Presto 6-quart pressure cooker is fully immersible; in addition, the sealing ring should be removed after each use to allow cleaning of the inside rim of the lid. The vent pipe is simple to keep clean with a small brush or pipe cleaner, and both the air vent/cover lock and the overpressure plug are removable. The pressure cooker measures 9 inches in diameter (17 inches including handles) and 8-1/2 inches tall (including lid). Presto guarantees this pressure cooker with an extended 12-year warranty. A detailed instruction and recipe booklet is included; special safety issues that pertain to pressure cookers are clearly explained. --Garland Withers
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This is definitely one of the best purchases I have made on amazon. I still cannot believe they sell this for $35! The pot does not feel cheap at all. It has very sturdy handles, and a thick, heavy bottom, which holds in heat well. I like this pan so much that sometimes I use it instead of my skillet to sautee meat, because of the deeper pot + the cover, less cleaning up for me :-)
I love making soup and stock, but it usually takes up so much of my time when the stock is simmering. With this pressure cooker, I can make a meat-fall-off-the-bone soup in an hour!
Some might find this pot to be a little on the small side, but this pot works great for my wife and I. Although we have guests over regularly, I find the capacity of the pot to be very good. I would guess that this pot would work well for up to a 4-person family.
- Cheap, at $35, it's hard to beat
- Sturdy, I was afraid that the plastic handles would break easily, but they are in fact quite strong
- Stainless steel makes it great for browning meat pieces for stew or stock, and it heats up fast and holds heat well.
- Safe, you cannot open it when it's pressurized.
- Dish washer safe, though I prefer to wash it by hand.Read more ›
This model is a smaller version of the 6-quart, so if you think this one is too small, that one would work for a family. This size is just right for one or two people. I always make very small quantities of food in it anyway as I don't like to have a lot of leftovers.
Cleanup with this product is very fast and easy as it is so lightweight. Another nice thing is that replacement parts are very easy to obtain (rubber gasket and overpressure plug).
I highly recommend this pressure cooker and the 6-quart stainless steel model as well.
I purchased this item on May 3rd 2012 and it is delivered to us by May 4th 2012. This is our first presto cooker / stainless steel cooker. There is rust all over the lid. in the edges ( see pictures in amazon) , near the steam vent . the screws at handle. all this in just 2 and half months (75 days). I called up Amazon - their warranty expired on 30 days. now i have to deal with presto...i will update more about my experience.
I am pretty much sure that quality has deteriorated over period of time. Very Poor......
Update : After trying cleaning and other tricks. finally Called Up presto . They won't take the item back or give a replacement . instead - they send me screws , stating that the body will never get rust because it is pure stainless steel. I tried to open the screws but it did not work , because screws were badly rusted and slipped on philips screw driver.
I called up again and this time they are ready to give me a Prepaid UPS Label. I have send the item to them , yet to hear from them.
Update (02/20/2013) : Ok , i got the pressure cooker back from Presto couple days back , they changed the handle and screws. I could not find any rust or stain anywhere ( so i will give 3 stars , increase in 2) . I guess the problem was the LOW QUALITY screws. The screws were so bad that the rust stained over the body and edges .It was difficult to figure out whether the body got rust or not. Whatever Poor Quality of Screws created all this mess. I will post new picture soon , i think the OVERALL QUALITY OF STAINLESS STEEL IS GOOD. If you complain to presto they will send you better quality of screws .Read more ›
I think one of the most important things to look for is what it's made of (after safety of course!). This is stainless steel which is good because you don't want aluminum (aluminum will stain and get eaten away with acidic food such as vinegar or lemon juice...).
Another thing to consider is that it takes time to heat up and cool down so even though all pressure cookers say it takes a lot less time to cook, they don't take the heat-up cool-down time into consideration, even though they are correct about the actual cooking time.
Good pressure cooker.
In 2007, I bought a Kuhn-Rikon pressure cooker and I'm even more pleased with that.
It's quite a bit more expensive (4-7 times?) but a *lot* quieter as it relies on an internal spring to maintain pressure as opposed to gravity for the Presto. The Kuhn-Rikon also allows less water to escape. I keep both of them but I haven't used the presto for 4 months now. Considering I bought the Presto in 1999, it's amazing that it works perfectly even though it got heavy use. I even put the rubber seal and the lid in the dishwasher every time and it still held up. It's my backup cooker now as I can't let go of something that still works fine.
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We had an aluminum one for years, but this steel one just seems more sturdy.
Great size for a family of 3.
Like the stainless steel much better than my old style one. Only thing I haven't liked about it is the strainer in the bottom of the pan. It is VERY WIMPY!Published 2 days ago by snyder
Fast delivery! Fantastic product indeed! We are enjoying cooking even more now - meals are delicious and healthy. Read morePublished 2 days ago by Amazon Customer
Bought this for Mum for her birthday, and she's LOVING IT. Great product. Well made.Published 3 days ago by Matt Ballard
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Episode List
Season 1
5 Sep. 1992The Cat and the Claw Part I
Catwoman and Batman join forces in an attempt to foil the evil forces of a terrorist by the name of Red Claw.
6 Sep. 1992On Leather Wings
Batman finds himself tangling with a Jekyll-and-Hyde bat creature after it attacks a night watchman and the police wage a war on the Dark Knight.
7 Sep. 1992Heart of Ice
Batman must stop a vengeful Mr. Freeze from fulfilling his vendetta against a callous businessman.
8 Sep. 1992Feat of Clay Part I
A disfigured actor is forced to frame Bruce Wayne.
9 Sep. 1992Feat of Clay Part II
Forcibly overdosed on a shapechanging substance, Matt Hagan has become the shapeshifting monster, Clayface, and now wants revenge on Roland Dagget.
10 Sep. 1992It's Never Too Late
Batman intervenes in a gang war and tries to convince the older of two rival bosses to change his ways.
11 Sep. 1992Joker's Favor
An ordinary man finds himself forced to assist The Joker in one of his crimes.
12 Sep. 1992The Cat and the Claw Part II
Batman and Catwoman must work together to stop Red Claw from releasing a viral plague outside Gotham.
14 Sep. 1992Pretty Poison
When Harvey Dent is poisoned with derivative from an extinct flower, Batman must hunt down the assailant who has the antidote, the villainous plant fanatic Poison Ivy.
15 Sep. 1992Nothing to Fear
Batman faces off against the Scarecrow whose fear gas makes the superhero afraid of disgracing the Wayne name.
16 Sep. 1992Be a Clown
An offhand remark by Mayor Hill on television spurs the Joker into sneaking onto his estate disguised as a clown at the birthday party for Hill's son, Jordan. Joker plants a bomb, but Bruce Wayne, who is attending the party, manages to defuse it. However, Jordan, who is angry at his father, runs away hiding in Joker's van.
17 Sep. 1992Appointment in Crime Alley
On Batman's annual intensive patrol of the street where his parents were murdered, Roland Dagget plots to devastate it.
18 Sep. 1992P.O.V.
The day after a police sting to catch a drug lord goes disastrously wrong, the events of the night before are reconstructed by the accounts of three police officers: Harvey Bullock, Renee Montoya, and a rookie.
21 Sep. 1992The Clock King
A ruined efficiency expert with an uncanny sense of timing and schedules plots his revenge against Mayor Hill.
22 Sep. 1992The Last Laugh
The Joker's plot to send all of Gotham into insanity with Joker-gas from a garbage scow leads to a battle on the water.
23 Sep. 1992Eternal Youth
A health resort, reputed to able to restore one's youth, has a horrific price Batman must cancel.
25 Sep. 1992Two-Face Part I
On the election trail, Harvey Dent gradually loses control of his repressed evil alternate personality until gangster Rupert Thorne inadvertently unleashes it.
28 Sep. 1992Two-Face Part II
Two-Face begins robbing Rupert Thorne's business in revenge while both the gangster and Batman hunt the dichotomous supervillain for their own reasons.
29 Sep. 1992Fear of Victory
While investigating a mysterious series of athlete panic attacks during games, Robin is exposed to the fear toxin of the culprit, The Scarecrow.
30 Sep. 1992I've Got Batman in My Basement
While trying to thwart Penguin's robbery of a rare Faberge egg, Batman is weakened by exposure to a toxic gas. He takes shelter in a basement apartment belonging to a teen-aged amateur detective.
5 Oct. 1992Vendetta
A convict turned witness disappears and Harvey Bullock, who arrested him, is suspected in the incident.
6 Oct. 1992Prophecy of Doom
A con man convinces a large group of Gotham's richest men that he can see into the future by arranging a series of near-fatal accidents.
8 Oct. 1992The Forgotten
While in disguise investigating the disappearance of homeless people, Batman is attacked and abducted to a slave camp with his memory lost.
12 Oct. 1992Mad as a Hatter
When a jealous scientist with a passion of Alice in Wonderland uses his mind control devices to have his dream girl for his own, Batman must intervene.
14 Oct. 1992The Cape and Cowl Conspiracy
A master designer of deathtraps is hired to take Batman's cowl and cape.
19 Oct. 1992Perchance to Dream
After being knocked out in a mysterious warehouse, Batman wakes up in a world where his parents are alive, he is engaged to Selina Kyle, and someone else is Batman.
21 Oct. 1992The Underdwellers
Batman discovers a subterranean colony of children in the sewer system dominated by the insane Sewer King.
26 Oct. 1992Night of the Ninja
A former fellow student of one of Wayne's old sensei's begins stalking the billionaire in revenge as a ninja.
29 Oct. 1992The Strange Secret of Bruce Wayne
A sinister doctor uses his mind reading machine to learn Batman's secret identity and attempts to auction it.
30 Oct. 1992Tyger Tyger
Selina Kyle is captured by a mad scientist and transformed into a humanoid cat creature.
3 Nov. 1992Dreams in Darkness
While affected by the Scarecrow's fear toxin, Batman finds himself an inmate of Arkham Asylum.
4 Nov. 1992Beware the Gray Ghost
A series of bombings reminiscent of a long lost TV series occur and the washed up star of it may be connected.
5 Nov. 1992Cat Scratch Fever
While Catwoman searches for her missing cat, she uncovers a plot to infect Gotham City that Batman must help stop.
9 Nov. 1992I Am the Night
Batman has serious doubts about his calling when Commissioner Gordon is seriously wounded.
10 Nov. 1992Almost Got 'im
In a bar, a collection of Batman's enemies chat about their failed attempts to kill him.
11 Nov. 1992Moon of the Wolf
Batman investigates sightings of an apparent werewolf.
12 Nov. 1992Terror in the Sky
The Man-Bat appears to be on the loose again, but it isn't clear if Dr. Kirk Langstrom is involved.
13 Nov. 1992Christmas with the Joker
On Christmas Eve, Joker broadcasts a pirate Christmas special on television. Batman and Robin have until midnight to fight their way past Joker's traps hidden all over town and rescue Commissioner Gordon, Harvey Bullock, and Summer Gleeson.
16 Nov. 1992Heart of Steel: Part I
A hyper-sophisticated robot steals computer technology from Wayne Enterprises, leading Batman to a sentient supercomputer, H.A.R.D.A.C., and its plan to replace humans with androids.
17 Nov. 1992Heart of Steel: Part II
Batman tracks a series of robots to Cybertron's headquarters, with some assistance from Barbara Gordon.
18 Nov. 1992If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Rich?
A fired puzzle designer seeks revenge against his greedy former employer as The Riddler.
19 Nov. 1992Joker's Wild
When the Joker learns that a casino owner is using his likeness for the theme of his business, he escapes Arkham Asylum to destroy it while unaware of the owner's real motives.
20 Nov. 1992His Silicon Soul
H.A.R.D.A.C.'s robot replica of Bruce Wayne wanders around, believing itself to be the real Batman.
23 Nov. 1992Off Balance
Batman teams up with the mysterious Talia to retrieve a prototype weapon from the supervillain, Count Vertigo.
24 Nov. 1992What Is Reality?
When the Riddler traps Commissioner Gordon's consciousness in a virtual reality device, Batman must enter the villain's construct to save him.
10 Jan. 1993The Laughing Fish
The Joker starts threatening the patent office staff when they refuse to patent his disfigured fish.
18 Jan. 1993Harley and Ivy
Harley Quinn teams up with Poison Ivy and both become the Queens of Crime, after the Joker and Batman find out.
24 Jan. 1993The Mechanic
The Penguin finds the mechanic who designs Batman's Batmobiles and forces him to turn the current model into a deathtrap.
1 Feb. 1993The Man Who Killed Batman
A small time crook tells his story of how he accidentally seemed to kill Batman, and how now everyone wants to kill him next.
2 Feb. 1993Zatanna
A stage magician girl friend of Bruce Wayne is framed for grand larceny.
7 Feb. 1993Robin's Reckoning: Part I
Robin finds out that the leader of an extortion ring he and Batman are tracking is Tony Zucco, the man who murdered his parents.
8 Feb. 1993Birds of a Feather
It's love for the Penguin when socialite Veronica Vreeland hooks up with him, but it's only an attempt to raise her social status.
14 Feb. 1993Robin's Reckoning: Part II
Batman orders Robin to stay at home while he goes to catch Tony Zucco, but Robin goes out anyway.
22 Feb. 1993Blind as a Bat
Although temporarily blinded, Batman is still determined to stop The Penguin who is threatening the city with a prototype attack helicopter.
23 Feb. 1993Day of the Samurai
Batman visits one of his teachers to help fight Kyodai Ken who has learned the secret of a death touch attack.
24 Feb. 1993See No Evil
A small-time crook has stolen an invisibility suit, which he has been using to steal jewels, and now plans to steal his young daughter from his ex-wife.
3 May 1993The Demon's Quest: Part I
Robin is kidnapped, and Batman unexpectedly joins forces with R'as Al Ghul, whose daughter Talia has also been taken.
4 May 1993The Demon's Quest: Part II
Batman must stop R'as Al Ghul's plot to destroy the earth.
10 May 1993Read My Lips
Batman must stop an insane ventriloquist whose alternate criminal personality dominates him through his gangster dummy.
24 May 1993Fire from Olympus
An energy weapon developed by the Army has disappeared, and Batman discovers that a mad shipping magnate who now fancies himself the god Zeus will use it to devastate Gotham.
Season 1 | Season 2 »

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Terrific shots of a real fun event, mate. Thanks
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In the Jan. 4, 1958, issue of The Journal (page 78), is a foreign letter from the United Kingdom in which the unnamed correspondent holds forth on medical postage stamps, stating that, although Benjamin Franklin "is portrayed on a Russian stamp issued in 1956," "Pavlov has not been pictured on any Russian Stamp." That statement is incorrect: two stamps, showing Pavlov, were issued by Russia in 1949, the centenary of Pavlov's birth. They are in denominations of 40 kopecks and one ruble, and are duly listed in Scott's Standard Catalogue of Postage Stamps, as Russian stamps 1390 and 1391.
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I have the following block of VBA code, which should create a popup box with the first name for each contact in my default folder.
Sub DeleteaContact()
Dim myOutlook As Outlook.Application
Dim myInformation As NameSpace
Dim myContacts As Items
Dim myItems As ContactItem
Set myOutlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
Set myInformation = myOutlook.GetNamespace("MAPI")
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End Sub
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I'm pretty sure there are a LOT of nuts from LFH, Are you one of them, since you know so much about the place?Its that nut from Little Falls Hospital.
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#22 Mar 15, 2013
well I can tell you for a fact I had many pairs of panties stolen off my cloths line over the years.
#23 Mar 15, 2013
You must work there along with optigaurd ....
#24 Mar 15, 2013
You can't even get names or relationship statuses right, gossip much?
#25 Mar 15, 2013
OH? Do you know this first hand? Maybe your one of them? lol
#26 Mar 15, 2013
So you actually know names? Does that mean you know them? Have you said anything to their faces or just try to provide educated gossip on here?
#27 Mar 15, 2013
Thats HILLARIOUS!!! See, I do know them and they havent lived there for years....I would love to know what makes you think any person would want to steal YOUR panties lol. Maybe your dog is the culprit. Could be hes sees that lack of action and feels sorry for you.
#28 Mar 15, 2013
back to the point,what about my stolen panties ??????????
#29 Mar 15, 2013
Speaking of mental problems, I think quite a few people in the valley have "mental problems" Is that how you know? Speaking from experience are we? A licensed Dr. perhaps?
#30 Mar 15, 2013
IDK why don't you do a body cavity search on your dog... you'll probably find them there. The point is your stupid and unfortunately stupid just can't be fixed.
#31 Mar 15, 2013
I think someone isn't getting laid ? does your husband spend more time in the barn then with you ? the animals are probally more appealing. I mean who would like to massage a nice lanb clit as compared to yours, the lamb would win every time.
so another question for topix users, who has made luv to there family pets ? ill start,i have done the dog,calf,goat,sheep,cow,and pig.
#32 Mar 15, 2013
I know,if you get me really drunk and slip some zombie meds in there maybe ill be wasted enough to get on you. that's the real problem,admit,its ok,itll stay between you,me and out topix close knit family,nobody will judge you.so your not getting laid.its not the end of the world. I know you think your discusting but really,even ugly woman need it to,we all understand,i wont judge you for allowing your daddy or brother,or uncle to get on that crap,i mean even you desrevre some anal luving every once in a blue moon.
#33 Mar 15, 2013
Lmao! nice come back!... I need to get laid? lol I'm not the one going on and on about my panties. I take it you've had those thoughts cross your mind more than once about YOUR ?husband?
#34 Mar 15, 2013
AAAAHHHHHHHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HA WOW!!!! You really are HILARIOUS! I think you really need to get out of the house once and a while and away from the barn. lol I don't really care to hear about your life story, but thanks for sharing. lmfao!
#35 Mar 15, 2013
actually,id rather have my german shepard mount me,hes such a good dog and cleans up the mess when where done. see you really don't now crap. even if I soil myself,my shepard doesn't care. most men would puke.
#36 Mar 15, 2013
Your pretty Gross lol. What does that have to do with the initial thread you posted on? I could care less what you do with your life and anything in it, point is don't comment on something you obviously know nothing about. I'll let you get back to your barn now, I can't tollerate stupid for very long.
#37 Mar 15, 2013
ok "irritated" / donna. get off the computer and give george some a$$.
#38 Mar 16, 2013
I'm sorry but my name isn't "donna" OR Dora. Get your facts straight. I'm sure If the "accused" was to get on here and tell their opinion they would not be using a false name to hide behind like you cowards are. At least I'm keeping the same screen name, how many have you used so far? Keep talking lol your only making yourself look like the cowardly idiots you truly are. So if you have nothing more to add or answer my questions dont bother me I don't have time to sit and talk about your gossip. I have a life I'm sorry you dont.
#39 Apr 2, 2013
well written, just face it people want to know what's going on down the street, ya know? that is what people do. and ya maybe some people get a little over creative but most intelegent people get the point. we live in a sick world and if you don't find a way to cut the sharp edges off, you will go nuts. and welfare skum??? personally i have worked myself into really poor health i have a long work history to prove it i was removed from work by two doctors and am getting some help untill disability kicks in. don't group everyone together, you have no idea what people have been through. i used to live next to a family like you guys are talking about. my mother and i tried to protect the kids. the neighbors need to know at least for the kids sake. and why are those kids still in that home?
#40 Apr 4, 2013
I heard she was off her rocker again this past weekend. Would someone please help her or put her in jail.
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Kafka's Sarcasm and Arendt's Action
By Jeffrey Champlin
"[W]hat is wrong with the world in which Kafka's heroes are caught is precisely its deification, its pretense of representing divine necessity. […] The modern reader, or at least the reader of the twenties […] is quite serious when it comes to Kafka's sarcasm about the lying necessity and the necessary lying as divine law."
-- "Franz Kafka: A Revaluation (On the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of his death)", Essays in Understanding
Arendt's reflection on Kafka emerged during World War II, appearing for the first time in the Partisan Review in 1944. The passage cited above occurs in the essay's section on The Trial. The manuscript then moves to The Castle, the stories in general, and concludes with an analysis of "A Common Confusion." Throughout the piece, Arendt repeatedly returns to the question of Kafka's modernity. She contrasts his contemporary readers of the 1920s with those of her time, who saw his prophecy of bureaucratic totalitarianism come true. The issue of Kafka's sarcasm has a key place in this contrast, and I see it pointing to a broader question of the relation between fiction and action in the present day.
Piety or Rage? On the Charlie Hebdo Massacres
Yesterday, it was announced that two brothers who were involved in a shooting rampage against the staff at Charlie Hebdo, a satirical French magazine, were killed by police following a massive three-day manhunt in France.
In response to the massacre, Seyla Benhabib, the Eugene Meyer Professor of Political Science and Philosophy at Yale University, has written an article explaining what the attacks mean to the West's negotiation with Islam in the modern world.
You can read a copy of Benhabib's essay here.
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The Radical As the Vanguard of the Status Quo
On the left, it is obvious: Zionism must be overthrown and Gazans freed. On the right, the answer is clear: Hamas is a terrorist organization that must be obliterated. And amongst humanitarians, it is an article of unquestioned faith: women and children must be protected, ceasefires upheld, and medicine, water, and food permitted to enter the country. To talk with representatives of any of these three camps is to be confronted with a tsunami of facts in airtight logically cohesive diatribes. Each one has a set of facts that is unimpeachable so long as it is recited without interruption. But what these radical proponents do not seem to see is that their blinkered radicalism serves nothing more strongly than the status quo, deepening the deadlock, and making it ever less likely for meaningful compromise. As my friend Uday Mehta so aptly formulated it, these radicals are the vanguard of the status quo.
The True American
Anand Giridharadas has written a thoughtful and thrilling new book, The True American. It tells two interlocking stories of Rais Bhuiyan and Mark Stroman. Bhuiyan is a striver, an immigrant from Bangladesh, and a Muslim. Stroman is a drug addict, a charmer, and a Texan who is hateful and broken. Shortly after the attacks on 9/11, Stroman goes on a rampage and shoots three people he thinks are Muslim. Two die. Rais Bhuiyan, the third, is badly wounded; losing his right eye, his face becomes permanently disfigured.
Giridharadas chronicles their lives. Rais seeks to rise above his adversity and live the American dream; Stroman finds God and redemption on death row. Ultimately Rais forgives Stroman and wages an international campaign to stop his execution. The story risks being cliché at every turn. But Giridharadas discovers amidst banality a brutal, shattering, and also inspiring window into modern America.
Reviewing The True American in the Washington Post, Eboo Patel writes:
The premise is simple — Bhuiyan forgives his attacker in the name of Islam and then wages a campaign to save Stroman from execution. An inspiring enough story, surely worthy of the flurry of news coverage it received around the 10th anniversary of 9/11. But a book-length treatment, especially with a title like "The True American," runs the risk of being taken for a middle-school morality tale. Simply put, it's not. This is a haunting book, one that penetrates deep into the lives of two complex individuals and reveals the worlds that made them.
Patel rightly sees that the richness of Giridharadas' book is the way he offers two very different Americans in attempting to explore the sense of what it means to be a "true American."
The individual stories are certainly compelling, but what sets this book apart is when it zooms out and illuminates the broader social context of the lives at the center. We get Bhuiyan's immigrant eyes on America: his gratitude for the upward opportunities provided to the resourceful and industrious; his despair for those who have fallen into what he calls the SAD life, beholden to empty sex, alcohol and drugs; and above all his confusion at how so many Americans seem abandoned, unable to find family members to co-sign for car loans or take them in when they have no place to go.
Rais Bhuiyan is at once enraptured by the America he adopts and also aghast at the loneliness and dysfunction he witnesses – something so different from his life back home. Poverty in Bangladesh was much worse than in America, but the lives of the poor in the USA are worse than back home.
If he had only recently settled in America and already had friends who would sign on a lease for him, how could people who had been here for donkey's years lack such connections? Rais saw his colleagues having to beg for rides or commute by foot on major roads in the searing heat, and he wondered why their family members weren't picking them up—especially the young women. He felt offended on their behalf.
And Rais has more than a bit of that immigrant hubris, a frustration bordering on contempt for Americans who want a good life without struggle:
Ever since his arrival in America, a part of Rais—at first a small part, swollen by time—had wanted to grab these people, shake them by the shoulders, and wake them from their misery and depression and self-loathing and family-breaking and money-grabbing and loneliness and violence. He wanted to tell them: "Look, why you guys are still suffering? If I can overcome, if I can turn around my life, with the mercy of God, in this country, from that negative point to this point—you guys are born here, you guys speak better than me, you understand the culture better than me, you have more networks, more resource. Why can't you stay in the same place—even going down day by day? Why you have to struggle on a regular basis, just to survive?
As Rais resolves to forgive Stroman for his violence, Giridharadas shows that the real agenda is more grand. Rais is out to save America from itself. In seeking to save him, Rais wants not only to save Stroman's life from what in Texas is called "The Death," but to save his soul and the souls of millions of other Americans like him. Rais, a newly minted American, wants to "stay true to this vision of waking his countrymen up." The True American is a story of regeneration, a call to America from its optimistic and immigrant soul, to reclaim its freedom.
[Rais] wanted, he said, to save them from childhoods with "no peace at home"; from an idea of life centered on "sex, alcohol, and drugs, starting from your teenage until when you grow up"; from people staying poor "generation-wise because of lack of education"; from members of an overclass that "never even know what is happening in the poor people's life"; from "lack of in-touch with family"; from stressed and fragmented parents "busy with their own lives," who tell their young to "just feel comfortable, just make your life happy" and thus nudge them towards things like drugs; from people who are "free, but the way they're living their life, they're losing their freedom."
Meanwhile, Giridharadas paints an equally nuanced and at times compelling picture of Mark Stroman. Stroman insists that he is no racist because he is married to a Mexican. Yet he spouts racist, anti-Semitic, and anti-Muslim rhetoric. Here is Patel:
It would be easy to dismiss Stroman, with his Aryan Nation friends and swastika tattoo, as simply a murderous white supremacist. But Giridharadas spends time with Stroman's kids, visiting his son Robert in the maximum-security area of a maximum-security prison, and hanging out in a halfway house with Stroman's first wife and their daughters as they try to beat addictions and hold down fast-food jobs. The Stromans' problems are replicated throughout lower-class America: the uncertain parentages and anarchic families, the ubiquity of meth, the race-gang-dominated prisons, the sex that begins at the turn of puberty.
Giridharadas also tells the story of the friendship between Stroman and Ilan Ziv, an Israeli documentarian who comes to befriend Stroman. Ziv tells of the days after the killing of 13 soldiers at the Fort Hood military base by an American Muslim of Palestinian provenance.
[T]hey spoke of a book that Stroman had been reading and had grown infatuated with: Man's Search for Meaning, by the Holocaust survivor Viktor Frankl. It was not clear whether he had read it because of his relationship with Ziv. … They spoke at length about the book that first day. There was much in the work—born of Frankl's years in Nazi concentration camps and his investigation of how people survive the direst circumstances—to calm a man in Stroman's situation: "Everything can be taken from a man but one thing: the last of the human freedoms—to choose one's attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one's own way." Stroman, who used to spout terms like "nigger-loving Jew," now found himself drawn to one Jewish man's story of inner transformation: "When we are no longer able to change a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves."
Yet even as Stroman spoke of his power to change and the "responsibility he bears toward a human being," he remains also the bigot he has been. When he learns of the Fort Hood shootings,
that news of the attack had reawakened the specter of 9/11 for him and roused his dormant hatred of Muslims, whom he still thought to be evil. "You know me and Muslims," Stroman snarled.
Ziv responds angrily and honestly:
"I looked him in the eye," Ziv said, "and I say, 'You know what, Mark? You're a fucked-up person, and now I see how fucked you are,' because that's the way we talked. I said, 'I see how fucked-up because you know what your problem is? You don't see people. You see groups, right? You see groups, and I see people. And that person who did this killing is a very fucked-up individual. From everyone's perspective, you're a very fucked-up person. Nobody would say you're white and you're Christian, and all white Christians are fucked up. You're fucked up.'"
Stroman looked at Ziv for the longest time and finally said, "So this is what they did to the Jews, right?"
Giridharadas has written an excellent book about America, hate, and redemption. At once despairing of and affirming the American dream, The True American is your Weekend Read. You can read an excerpt here. Better yet, order The True American here.
Islamic and Liberal Intersections
Over the course of the past two decades, the political idiom of liberalism has substantially expanded its global reach and dominance. In the vast majority of the world's existing states, principles of individual rights and collective recognition have been or are being enshrined in constitutions and other legal codes, and actors in the public sphere and the realm of civil society are adopting liberal discourse in order to press their claims for equality and freedom. The recent Arab Spring is only one of the most recent instantiations of this larger trend.
Yet even as we acknowledge liberalism's dominance, we should not overlook those settings where it still (and ironically) carries a counter-hegemonic charge. One such locale is the Republic of Turkey, ostensibly one of the most stable and democratic states in the wider Middle East. Here a variety of Islamic organizations have relied on liberal imaginings in their efforts to challenge the state's anti-clerical model of secularism.
This Islamic recourse to liberalism is the central concern of Jeremy Walton's intriguing article in the most recent American Ethnologist, "Confessional Pluralism and the Civil Society Effect." Walton pays particular attention to the work of four Islamic NGOs in Istanbul and Ankara, all of which have adopted the language of confessional pluralism in their efforts to obtain recognition from the state and secure their inclusion in Turkish public life.[i] These organizations define "religion" as a nonpolitical, voluntary mode of social and ethical life that legitimately, indeed necessarily, takes different forms. They also insist that these varied modes of life deserve acknowledgement and protection on the basis of "the ostensibly universal values of liberty and equality."
When viewed from the perspective of Turkey's party politics, these NGOs make strange bedfellows. Three of the organizations analyzed by Walton represent Alevism, a syncretic minority tradition that can be broadly defined by its emphasis on Twelver Shi'a history and belief, its incorporation of Central Asian mystical and shamanistic practices, and its distinctive ritual performances. Alevis have typically supported the Republican People's Party (CHP, the party established by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk) because its staunch secularism has appeared to offer a bulwark against Sunni majoritarianism and discrimination. The fourth organization, meanwhile, is a Sunni association inspired by the contemporary Turkish theologian Fethullah Gülen and his project of universal religious dialogue. It also epitomizes the recent emergence of the Sunni Muslim bourgeoisie, the constituency that has played a pivotal role in the ascendance of the Justice and Development Party (AKP) under Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. Thanks to its overwhelming success in local and national elections over the past decade, the AKP has effectively supplanted the CHP as Turkey's preeminent political party.
Yet as Walton rightly notes, these NGOs' seemingly obvious political differences belie their common turn to the liberal rhetoric of pluralism and collective recognition. All of them desire public acknowledgement of their own (and others') communities and identities, and all thereby challenge the presumption of ethnolinguistic and religious homogeneity that has prevailed in Turkish governmental discourse since the founding of the Republic in 1923. In addition, all of these organizations question the state's long-standing effort not only to define and regulate the legitimate practice of religion (especially Sunni Islam), but also to limit religious expression to the private sphere. These rather paradoxical governmental imperatives, which remained largely unchallenged in Turkey until the 1990s, can be traced to the laicist model of secularism that the Republic adopted from the French Jacobin tradition.
In subtle or dramatic ways, all of these NGOs seek to divert Turkish secularism from its previous path. One of the Alevi organizations, for example, seeks a mode of pluralism that would grant to Alevis the same privileges—state funding for houses of worship, inclusion in the mandatory religion classes taught in public schools—that the state has historically allocated to Sunni Islam. Another Alevi association, by contrast, favors an "American-style" secularism that would limit or even prohibit state intervention in religious affairs. The Sunni organization, meanwhile, seeks to promote tolerance and public dialogue across confessional boundaries in a manner that departs markedly from the state's efforts to privatize religious expression. Significantly, the idiom of liberalism is flexible enough to accommodate these varied and not always compatible projects.
At the same time, the liberal language of confessional pluralism creates tensions and dilemmas for the very organizations that seek to mobilize it. Above all, claims for collective recognition presume coherent and "authentic" (i.e., long-standing, non- or pre-political) religious identities as the necessary ground for communal acknowledgement and equal protection. As Walton convincingly relates, it is precisely such coherence and authenticity that prove elusive for many Islamic NGOs. Alevi associations in particular are defined by intense arguments over the very definition of Alevi identity. Does Alevism constitute a distinct and more or less uniform tradition of its own? What precisely is its relationship with Islam? Does Alevism even constitute a "religion" as the concept is commonly understood, or is it rather a body of folklore, a philosophical and political orientation, or an ethnicity? Alevi associations disagree sharply on the answers to these questions, even as they share a common discursive logic.
Walton is somewhat less persuasive, however, when he turns to Islamic NGOs' relationship to the state and state governance. In his reading, these associations engage in a form of "nongovernmental politics" that does not aspire to occupy the position of a governing agency. In fact, they contribute to what Walton, drawing on the work of Timothy Mitchell, calls "the civil society effect": the romantic notion that civil society constitutes "a self-evident domain of freedom and authenticity" wholly autonomous from the state. I follow Walton's reasoning when he notes that the NGOs he analyzes have displayed an increasing skepticism toward Turkey's dominant model of secularism and its major political parties, including the CHP and the AKP. I believe he oversteps, however, when he suggests that many if not all of these associations dismiss political society and the state. To my mind, the very language of liberalism adopted by these NGOs indicates that they care a great deal about the state and its policies. Very much in the spirit of Arendt's celebrated pronouncements in The Origins of Totalitarianism, they grasp that rights and recognition, if they are to have real substance, must be backed and warranted by the state's governmental power.
This wrong turn notwithstanding, Walton's argument makes for stimulating reading. Perhaps above all, it offers a sharp challenge to the still common presumption that Islam and modern politics are hermetically separate, fundamentally irreconcilable domains. Instead, as Walton subtly demonstrates, they "authorize, animate, challenge, and contextualize each other in contextually specific ways."
-Jeffrey Jurgens
[i] For the sake of easy reading, I do not dwell on the NGOs by name, but the Alevi associations include the Cem Foundation, the Hacı Bektaş Veli Anatolian Cultural Foundation, and the Ehl-i Beyt Foundation. The Sunni association aligned with Gülen is the Journalists and Writers Foundation.
Circumcision and Segregation
A German Court this week declared that circumcision is illegal. The court decided that the time immemorial Jewish law—the mark of a Jewish boy's covenant with God—is an inhumane act that does "grievous bodily harm" to young Jews and Muslims (the case actually originated when the parents of a four-year-old Muslim boy had him circumcised). But the Court's ruling went further. According to Der Spiegel:
The court ruled that the child's right to physical integrity is more important than the parent's basic rights. The ruling stated that a mother's or father's right to freedom of religion as well as their right to determining how they raise their child would not be limited if they were forced to wait and allow their child to decide for himself if he wanted to be circumcised. The ruling states a child's right to self-determination should come first.
The regional court in Cologne, Germany, held that the "fundamental right of the child to bodily integrity outweighed the fundamental rights of the parents." You can read about the decision here.
This is an amazing decision for many reasons, not the least of which is that a court in Germany has basically said that Jewish and Muslim families do not have a right to practice their religious obligations, which for Jews include the requirement of circumcision as a mark of their covenant with God. A Jewish father who does not circumcise his son on the 8th day after birth is in violation of basic Jewish commandments. This prohibition on what is a fundamental matter of Jewish law and practice is especially shocking given Germany's history.
The blogosphere has erupted over the anti-Jewish and anti-Muslim implications of the decision, even as the U.S. mainstream press has ignored it. You can find a helpful and typically smart recap of the dispute over at ViaMeadia.
Beyond the questions of antisemitism and Islamophobia, the decision to outlaw circumcision reveals the frequently overlooked conflict between human rights and the basic rights of privacy. The German court's decision imagines the parental rights to practice religion as a right to privacy—to determine how to raise their child. Against this right it balances the child's human right to bodily integrity. And the court decides the matter on the side of human rights over the right of privacy.
This conflict between human rights and privacy recalls Hannah Arendt's essay "Reflections on Little Rock." Arendt's essay on the school desegregation controversy has been roundly criticized. It has been less well understood. Arendt's argument against forced-federal desegregation turns on her worry about the private realm. She makes four arguments:
1. Arendt is in favor of politically invalidating all laws supporting segregation.
2. She is against forced desegregation of social discrimination that in places such as vacation spots, which she argues are not relevant to the public life. In such spaces, integration may be desirable, but it is not publicly necessary.
3. She supports forced desegregation of social worlds that are publicly necessary (buses and hotels in business districts). Schools would of course usually fit here.
4. But Arendt is against forced integration of schools. Schools are different. Why? Because education is a question of how a parent raises his or her children, and this is the quintessential private right.
Arendt's rejection of forced school integration was not based on a social defense of all discrimination since she clearly thinks that some kinds of discrimination are subject to forced integration. Instead, her rejection of forced school integration is based on her insistence on the need to preserve private rights. For many, her argument does not take seriously enough the public role of education. But Arendt insisted that education must be seen as part of the private sphere.
For Arendt, there is no more basic private right than the right to raise one's children as one sees fit. Since education of one's children is the quintessential private right, Arendt reasons that to deprive people of such a right is to eradicate the very idea of an inviolable sphere of the private realm. If we can tell people how to educate their children, what can't we tell them about how to live their private lives?
Arendt clearly understands education as a private practice. It is in this sense similar to the rights of religious practice and circumcision that, likewise, go to the fundamental authority of parents to raise their children as they see fit. It is important to be vigilant against the rise of antisemitism and Islamophobia, and those who have been critical of the German Court's decision are right. But there is a more pressing threat that this decision raises, which is the desire to continually restrict or eviscerate the realm of the private in the name of humane and efficient regulation.
Private rights are deeply important. It is in the private realm where young people grow up and are led into the world by parents, teachers, and friends. If we value plurality, difference, and individuality, it is essential that we protect the private realm—that world in which individuals are formed in their singularity and uniqueness. As well meaning as human rights advocates may be, they are antagonistic to the private realm. They will forever seek to impose a world of humane conformity at the expense of the singularity suffering. This is the tension that Arendt provokes us to consider.
It is in such conflicts between the private and the social realms that Arendt takes her stand against the social conformity of the regulatory state. She makes fine distinctions that are too frequently overlooked. Thus, she defends the absolute right of mixed marriage (and also by extension gay marriage) as important rights to live privately and uniquely—since these are rights to live privately as one wishes. It is justified for the federal government to overturn discriminatory anti-miscegenation laws. She rejects federal intervention to combat discrimination in vacation spots, but supports such a federal role in matters of buses, hotels and business districts. But she would surely not defend the federal imposition of the right to bodily integrity when it interferes with the right to raise one's child as one wants.
Reading Arendt reminds us that the real controversy in the German Court's decision is less about antisemitism (although it is about that too) and more about the danger that a human rights agenda seeking to eradicate suffering poses to freedom and meaningful difference. It is easy (and right) to get riled up about antisemitism. It is also fairly easy (and right) to speak up for the right to circumcise one's children for religious reasons. What is more difficult, and thus even more necessary, is defending private and often unpopular uniqueness from the social conformism of those who would eradicate suffering in the name of human rights.
There is no more clear-headed articulations of the need for a private sphere of uniqueness than Hannah Arendt's essay "Reflections on Little Rock." It is, this fourth of July weekend, your weekend read.
Recalling the Egyptian Revolution
In the aftermath of the recent presidential elections and the sentencing of Hosni Mubarak, the attention of many observers within and outside Egypt has turned to the complexities of the country's immediate future. This focus is entirely understandable given Egypt's prominent place in the wider Arab world and the intractable challenges it now confronts. But it has also entailed a certain emotional and intellectual distance from the transformative events that transfixed the world in January and February 2011. The uprising that took most visible form in the Tahrir Square protests is already retreating into the twilit realm of history and memory.
This process is inevitable, and there is little point in attempting to arrest it. But we would still do well to recall the urgency and enormity of Egypt's transformation before it recedes even further into the maelstrom of our twenty-four-hour news cycles and day-to-day cares. One occasion for such reflection is the "Egypt Forum" that recently appeared in American Ethnologist, one of the world's most prominent journals in my field, cultural anthropology. Composed of nine short essays from some of the discipline's foremost scholars, the Forum illustrates anthropology's capacity to bring vivid lived experience into conversation with larger processes and forces. Taken together, the assembled contributions remind us that the 2011 uprising was not an inevitable triumph of popular sovereignty, but a tense and even disorienting moment of uncertainty, one in which the very nature of politics was up for grabs.
The "Egypt Forum" makes three notable contributions to our understanding of Mubarak's ouster from power. First, it underscores how many Egyptian citizens drew on local moral categories, not just the liberal language of rights and democracy, to interpret the uprising. Farha Ghannam examines how residents of one Cairo neighborhood relied on notions of "thuggery" (baltagiyya) to condemn violent attacks against protesters and more general corruption among state officials. Sherine Hamdy describes how her Egyptian acquaintances imagined themselves as resilient in the face of obstacles, but also physically and spiritually enfeebled by years of state-sponsored injustice and brutality. And as Lila Abu-Lughod details, the protests prompted young men and women in one Upper Egyptian village to establish a popular committee to solve problems of resource distribution, build homes for indigent neighbors, and collect funds for displaced families. Rather than couching their efforts in overtly "political" language, however, they dubbed their committee the "Youth of Good Works" (shabab al-khayr).
Second, the Forum highlights the extent to which the protests against Mubarak's regime defied the commonplace distinction between "religious" and "secular." Indeed, as Hussein Ali Agrama contends, the protests constituted a moment of "asecular" power not merely because they drew a variety of liberal, left-leaning, and devout participants, but because the protesters were not particularly concerned with characterizing their efforts in "secular" or "religious" terms—or with drawing boundaries between the two realms. Charles Hirschkind is also struck by the accommodating spirit of the uprising, and he traces its guiding sensibility to the careers of three public intellectuals who have reflected in innovative ways on the place of Islam in Egyptian life. For all of these commentators, the Islamic tradition is not an impediment to national independence and democracy, but rather a resource and frame of reference for "an open, nondogmatic style of political engagement."
Third, the Forum draws attention to the forms of marginalization that the revolution and its aftermath have not entirely overcome. Although women were conspicuous among the protesters who gathered in Tahrir Square, Sherine Hafez notes that they have been largely excluded from Egyptian politics after the overthrow of Mubarak's regime. Perhaps most notably, they played no role in the "Council of Wise Men" (note the name) that initially negotiated with the Supreme Military Council, and they were entirely absent from the committee charged with reforming the constitution. (Hafez also observes, with biting irony, that it did not take long for Tahrir Square to regain its reputation as a zone of routine sexual harassment.) For her part, Jessica Winegar highlights the ongoing domestic duties that prevented many women from participating in the protests, and she emphasizes the economic realities that made work more pressing than revolution for many of Cairo's poorer residents. Indeed, many of the young women Winegar knew were only too happy to see the end of the protests, since it meant that they could once more move about the city and return to their jobs.
All in all, these essays are worth reading because they illuminate facets of the Egyptian uprising that have eluded many pundits and other "expert commentators." They thereby demonstrate the value of intimate and sustained social inquiry, even—and perhaps especially—when the revolution is televised.
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