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The first international Internet day of action co-ordinated by the Permanent Forum on International Pharmaceutical Crime, INTERPOL and the World Health Organisation's (WHO) International Medical Products Anti-Counterfeiting Taskforce (IMPACT), targeting the illegal online sale of medicines to the public has resulted in a series of arrests and the seizure of potentially harmful medicines in operations carried out around the world.
Codenamed Pangea, the operation focused on those individuals behind Internet sites which illegally sell and supply unlicensed or prescription-only medicines claiming to treat a range of ailments.
While many countries have previously carried out individual law enforcement activities targeting 'Internet pharmacies', Wednesday's Operation Pangea was the first time that action was taken on an international scale, with participating countries including Australia, Canada, Germany, Ireland, Israel, New Zealand, Singapore, Switzerland, the UK and the USA.
"Buying medicines from illegal and unregulated websites poses significant risks, not least that the buyer is putting their health in danger by taking drugs which have no guarantee of safety, quality or effectiveness," said Jean-Michel Louboutin, INTERPOL's Executive Director of Police Services.
"With counterfeit drugs also being sold by these 'internet pharmacies', these pills containing little or no active ingredient not only have potential long term detrimental consequences on the effectiveness of real medicines, the profits derived from these also are often directed towards organized crime."
"Operation Pangea is a clear demonstration that the international community is harnessing its efforts to ensure there is no anonymity or safety for those individuals engaged in supplying medicines illegally via the Internet," added Mr Louboutin.
Locations in each country were identified, with investigators visiting residential and commercial addresses relating to Internet sites believed to be selling unlicensed or prescription-only medicines claiming to treat conditions such as diabetes, obesity and hair loss.
Investigations in a number of countries are still ongoing, with the final results from Operation Pangea to be released upon their conclusion. For more information on individual activities and operations, please contact the national enforcement agencies in the countries concerned.


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It's the weekend, which means it's time for your review of the technology and culture headlines from NPR and beyond.
Eggcellent: Our most popular post this week was our Weekly Innovation choice — a kitchen tool that scrambles the egg inside its shell, making for a unique culinary creation. You can still get one through the Kickstarter campaign, which surged past $100,000 in pledges this week.
Tepid Twitter: Twitter made its revenue announcement this week, explained in more detail by CEO Dick Costolo in a conversation with All Things Considered. That Twitter's active users increased five percent during the quarter to 255 million wasn't good enough for Wall Street — its stock dropped 10 percent and hit a new low on the news. More interesting than the top line numbers was the debate over whether Twitter means less to us users now. The Atlantic made a case for Twitter's decline, rebutted by Slate's Will Oremus who says Twitter's on the cusp of something bigger.
The Big Conversation
Facebook's New Logins: At its f8 conference this week, Facebook announced a slew of changes, including a new login format that will let users be anonymous when they sign into other apps through Facebook, or select the information they share with those apps. Our Steve Henn reminds us that even though you could choose to share less with the third-party apps, you'd still be sharing data with Facebook.
FCC And The Open Web: The Federal Communications Commission chairman tried to reassure open Web advocates that its proposed new rules for the open Web would indeed outlaw anything that slows existing service or harms competition and free speech. Wheeler wrote the blog post after a backlash to the proposed rules, which would let Internet service providers sign deals with content providers for faster connection speeds to their sites. TechCrunch breaks down Wheeler's post.
Slate: Google Agrees to Remove Deceptive Crisis Pregnancy Center Ads
Google takes a position in a white-hot policy debate by pulling down misleading ads from anti-abortion centers.
iStrategy Labs: The SELFIE Mirror
This has happened, folks. The people behind the pizza button have created a mirror that will automatically take a selfie and tweet it out when you hold your smile in the mirror.
The Verge: Twitter is experimenting with a mute feature in its mobile apps
Twitter is letting some users mute the accounts they follow. The feature is handy if, for example, you don't want to see live-tweeting of certain events or if you are only following someone for social reasons. The option, already available on Tweetdeck and third-party apps, is showing up for some users on Twitter's iOS and Android apps.
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Mr. Speaker, November 25 will mark the one-year anniversary of events in Turkmenistan that turned that already bizarre autocracy into an even more nightmarish kingdom. According to the official version, opposition groups led by former high-ranking officials tried to assassinate Saparmurat Niyazov, the country's President-for-Life. The attempt failed, the plotters were found, tried and imprisoned, and in the eyes of Niyazov's regime, justice has been done.
What actually happened that day is unclear. There may well have been a coup attempt against Niyazov, who has turned himself into virtually a living god. Or, as some opposition activists in exile maintain, the whole affair may have been staged by Niyazov to crack down even harder. Since no outsider has had access to those arrested in connection with the events, the truth may never be known.
Whatever happened, it is easy to understand the desperate frustration among Turkmen. Niyazov has made Turkmenistan the only one-party state in the former Soviet space, where one man decides everything, no opposition is permitted, all media are totally censored and the populace is forced to study the "rukhnama"–a dictator's rantings that purport to be a one-stop religion, national history and morality lesson.
What is clear is that Niyazov's response to November 25 has trampled on civilized norms, even if his allegations are true. In the wake of the arrests, all opposition–real or imagined–has been crushed. Quick show trials of the accused were broadcast on television, after which they received long prison sentences with no access to relatives or international organizations. Some of the opposition leaders have already died in prison. One individual who was arrested, an American citizen named Leonid Komarovsky of Massachusetts was eventually released, as a result of pressure from Washington. Upon gaining his freedom, he told the world of the horrible tortures people suffered at the hands of Turkmen security forces. The stories rival any we used to hear from the Soviet Union or Saddam Hussein's Iraq. In addition, relatives of those deemed "enemies of the people" have been targeted for persecution. The luckier ones merely are fired and thrown out of their apartments onto the streets; others have been arrested and tortured in prison or forced to watch their loved ones being tortured.
In response to this crisis, the OSCE invoked the Moscow Mechanism, a rarely-used tool to investigate particularly appalling human rights violations. But Niyazov refused to cooperate with the OSCE, whose officially designated rapporteur was denied a visa. Nevertheless, he was able to compile a comprehensive dossier of horror, which documents as well as possible without access to prisons, the mistreatment and abuse of those arrested and the persecution of their relatives. The rapporteur also forwarded to the Government of Turkmenistan recommendations to move towards reform. Niyazov has dismissed them as "offensive" and "interference in internal affairs."
Niyazov has also refused U.S. officials entry to his jails. Recently, Ambassador Stephen Minikes, head of the U.S. Delegation to OSCE visited Ashgabat, but despite his explicit request, was not allowed to check on the health of one of those arrested: former Turkmen Foreign Minister and OSCE Ambassador Batyr Berdiev. There are persistent rumors he has died in prison.
One year after the events of November 25, Saparmurat Niyazov remains in power. He continues his crackdown, and the country's downward spiral accelerates. Niyazov has reintroduced exit visas, a legacy of the Soviet past we thought had been definitively overcome. Just last week, he instituted new laws harshly restricting freedom of religion, which is trampled upon daily in Turkmenistan; groups brave enough to meet risk home raids, imprisonment, deportation, internal exile, house eviction and even torture. The new provisions further empower regime agents to squash religious practice. Now, individuals caught more than once in a year acting on the behalf of an unregistered community can be fined between ten and thirty months of wages, or be sent to hard labor for up to one year. Of course, registration is in effect impossible to obtain, leaving religious communities and their members in a highly vulnerable position.
A recent Niyazov decree on NGO activity makes it punishable for most Turkmen to interact with foreigners. Representatives of non-Turkmen ethnic groups, such as Uzbeks or Russians, face discrimination in education and employment. Niyazov has not only reestablished and strengthened the environment of fear, he has deliberately isolated his country from outside influences. Under his rule, Turkmenistan has no chance of developing normally.
As November 25 approaches, we recall that when a political system centralizes all power in the hands one man, offering no possibilities for participation to anyone else, people may be tempted to change that system by any means. And we have occasion to consider the eternal validity of Lord Acton's dictum: "Power tends to corrupt; absolute power corrupts absolutely."
Unfortunately, the U.S. response to Turkmenistan's blatant disregard for human rights has been shamefully weak. In August, although Turkmenistan violates freedom of emigration by requiring exit visas, the Administration made the astonishing decision to exempt Turkmenistan from Jackson-Vanik requirements on the free movement of citizens.
Our leverage on this particular dictator may be weak but we have opportunities to express our outrage about these ongoing abuses and to align ourselves with the forces of freedom and democracy. In addition to ending the Jackson-Vanik waiver, the State Department should designate Turkmenistan a "Country of Particular Concern" under the International Religious Freedom Act of 1998. The regime's well-documented record of "particularly severe violations of religious freedom" unquestionably meets the statutory threshold envisioned when we passed the Act of "systematic, ongoing, egregious violations of religious freedom."
The United States and the international community must condemn the actions of Niyazov's regime and continue working to bring Turkmenistan back towards civilized and democratic norms. Any other approach betrays our own principles.


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2003 Toyota Avalon automatic Transmission
Options: AT, column shift
Out of stock
Condition: Remanufactured |
Price: Out of stock |
Warranty: Up to 60 Months * |
Flat Rate Shipping (Commercial address): $299 |
Core Deposit: Waiver Available |
Transmission Tag: 3050041140 , 305104114084 , 3050041130 |
Transmission Code: A541E |
Remove and Replace time: 8.6 |
Bell Housing Included: Yes |
California Proposition 65: WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm |
Connector Type: 5 Pins Connector |
Cooler Included: No |
Cooler Replacement Required: No |
Fluid Type: PZL-HIGHMG |
Lockup: Yes |
Pan Bolts: 17 |
Radiator Included: No |
Radiator Replacement Required: No |
Shift Type: 2 Inch Length Shift Shaft |
Speedometer Type: Without Speedo on Differential |
Tail Housing: N/A |
Torque Converter Included: Yes |
Transmission Family: A541E |
Transmission Fluid: 9 |
Transmission Manufacturer: Toyota |
Transmission Speeds: 4-Speed |
If you're looking for the best-remanufactured transmission, Reman-Transmission can help. Each transmission features a fully remanufactured and enhanced torque converter. To reduce the likelihood of vibration, front seal leaks, and premature wear on the bushing, each torque converter is inspected and tested for concentricity, lock-up, leaks, as well as balance. All transmissions include a completely remanufactured valve body with a complete system correction and recalibration kit. Each component is independently tested. To ensure the highest level of performance and reliability, all valves prone to wear and tear are rejuvenated to stringent specifications and vacuum tested to ensure proper functionality. Before each transmission is stamped ready, they must undergo extensive testing, including cold, hot, load, and simulated road testing via our state-of-the-art, proprietary Computer-Aided Road Simulation (CARS) dynamometer program. In addition, every Reman-Transmission is backed by the industry's most robust, no-hassle, nationwide parts and labor warranty.
The core is the original transmission you are replacing. One of the key ways we keep our prices low and affordable is that we require you to return your old transmission (the core). To simplify this process, we will cover all shipping costs associated with returning your core to us. It's imperative you understand that returning the core is your responsibility and must be initiated by you — the customer. After your new remanufactured transmission has been installed, simply visit our Core Return or call us at (888) 242-2605 to initiate the process and arrange for core pickup.
Best of all, there are no upfront charges — unless the Waive Core Now option isn't available — as long as you schedule the pickup of your existing core within 30 days of receipt of your transmission. When you choose the "Waive Core Charge" option, you authorize Reman Transmission to charge your credit card for the amount if you fail to return it after 30 days of delivery. Need more time to return the core? Simply let us know. However, if the core isn't paid for or returned, the warranty will be void. If you do return the core after you have been billed, you will be responsible for a $50 processing fee. In either case, Reman Transmission will pay for the return shipping at no additional charge to you.
At Reman Transmission, we offer a Flat Rate Shipping (Commercial address) service as long as the delivery address is in a commercially zoned location. Unfortunately, residential and home businesses are not considered commercial addresses. A business or commercial address location must be able to receive freight without the requirement of prior appointment setup or notification. This location should also have the capability of unloading the remanufactured transmission with a forklift from the delivery truck. If you don"t have a commercial or business address that meets these specifications, you should ship it directly to the dealership or repair shop that is performing the repairs to ensure you enjoy Flat Rate Shipping (Commercial address). Residential delivery or Liftgate service will result in additional $99 fee.
After placing the order for a remanufactured transmission, most customers will receive it within 7-14 business days — not including holidays or weekends. Please keep in mind that certain locations (remote areas) and locations in Colorado, Utah, New York, Oregon, and California may require an additional delivery fee. In either case, we will always ship your remanufactured transmission out as soon as possible. Because of weather conditions, increasing order volumes, and conditions outside of our control, all shipping times are estimates, not guarantees. It"s important to note that Reman Transmission will not be liable for any extra fees the carrier may levy due to storage or redelivery. While every transmission from Reman Transmission has been rigorously inspected and tested prior to being shipped, damage may occur during transportation.
As such, we strongly suggest you carefully inspect your transmission upon receipt. If you notice any missing parts, wrong parts, or damage, you should report it prior to signing any delivery documentation. It"s imperative to report missing parts, damage, or wrong parts at the time of delivery. If you fail to do so prior to signing your shipping documents, responsibility will be placed on the purchaser or receiver. For clarity, "purchaser" refers to any representative of the company designated to sign for the delivery of the remanufactured transmission.
Warranty for Transmissions Year 2000 and Older
Personal/Individual Transmission Warranty: 36 Months/ Unlimited Mileage
Commercial Transmissions Warranty: 18 Months/ 100,000 Miles
Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) Warranty: 36 Months/ Unlimited Mileage
Manual Transmission Warranty: 36 Months/ Unlimited Miles
Warranty for Transmissions Year 2001 and Newer
Personal/Individual Transmission Warranty: 60 Months/ Unlimited Mileage
Commercial Transmissions Warranty: Prior to 03/01/2020 18 Months/ 100,000 Miles Miles
Effective 03/01/2020 Commercial Warranty 36 Months / Unlimited Mileage
Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) Warranty: 36 Months/ Unlimited Mileage
Manual Transmission Warranty: 36 Months/ Unlimited Miles
Easy, Hassle-Free, Transferable Warranty
At Reman Transmission, we offer an easy, transferable, hassle-free warranty. Instead of being associated only with you, the warranty is attached to your Vehicle Identification Number. As such, the warranty is transferable with vehicle ownership, which means you never have to worry about any paperwork or fees involved. Please note, that the used parts warranty is not transferable.
Nationwide Coverage
Whether you're in California, Chicago, New York, Florida, or anywhere in between, you are covered with a nationwide warranty. This warranty covers you anywhere in the continental U.S.
Instant Replacement
With instant replacement, your replacement transmission will be sent out as soon as you submit your claim. This way you can spend less time waiting and more time doing whatever needs to be done.
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When you have your work performed in a certified shop, your Reman Transmission warranty will pay for parts and labor at $50 an hour, which is the Mitchell labor reimbursement rate.
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Part Type :Transmission |
Make :Toyota |
Model :Avalon |
Year :2003 |
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Mr. Speaker, there is reason to fear for the fate of rule of law in Russia. I want to present one relevant example.
Mikhail Trepashkin, an attorney and former Federal Security Service, FSB, officer was arrested on October 24, 2003, a week before he was scheduled to represent in legal proceedings the relatives of one of the victims of a terrorist attack in Moscow. Mr. Trepashkin's American client is Tatyana Morozova of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In September 1999, Ms. Morozova's mother was killed and her sister barely survived the bombing of an apartment house in Moscow. Officially, the crime was blamed on Chechen separatists, but Mr. Trepashkin was expected to present the findings of his investigation which suggested involvement of elements of the FSB in the 1999 apartment bombings in Moscow as well as an aborted attempted bombing in the city of Ryazan.
Mr. Trepashkin had been a consultant to the public commission set up by prominent human rights activist and former Duma Deputy Sergei Kovalev to investigate the 1999 bombings. The Kovalev commission asked many unpleasant questions but got precious few answers from the authorities. Meanwhile, in the course of his investigation Trepashkin discovered evidence that didn't track with the official version of the bombing incidents. This included events in Ryazan, where a bomb in an apartment basement was discovered by local police and safely detonated hours before it was due to explode. The two suspects in that case were released after presenting FSB identification documents. The whole incident was later declared a "readiness exercise" by Russian authorities.
Several months later, the co-chairman of the Kovalev Commission, Duma Deputy Sergei Yushenkov, was assassinated in front of his home. Four persons were convicted of the murder. Another member of the Commission died of food poisoning in a hospital, another was severely beaten by thugs, and two members lost their seats in the Duma. The activities of the decimated commission came to an abrupt halt.
A week before the October 24, 2003 trial opened, the police just happened to pull Trepashkin over on the highway, and just happened to find a revolver in his car. Trepashkin claims the gun was planted. Three weeks later, he was put on trial and sentenced to 4 years labor camp by a closed court for allegedly divulging state secrets to a foreign journalist.
Mr. Speaker, I don't know all the details of this case, but it looks very much like Mr. Trepashkin was prosecuted in order to prevent him from releasing potentially damaging information regarding the activities of the FSB. The U.S. State Department has commented diplomatically: "The arrest and trial of Mikhail Trepashkin raised concerns about the undue influence of the FSB and arbitrary use of the judicial system."
Today Mr. Trepashkin is held in a Volokolamsk city jail in a 130-square foot, lice-infested cell, which he shares with six other prisoners. He suffers from asthma but reportedly has been denied health care or even medicine. These arduous conditions may be retaliation for Mr. Trepashkin's filing a complaint to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.
It is difficult to believe that President Putin, given his KGB and FSB background, is unaware of the controversy surrounding the bombing investigations and the possibility that elements of the security services were involved. He must realize that corruption and personal vendettas within the FSB are dangerous commodities not only for the people of Russia, but for an entire civilized world that relies on the combined efforts of the intelligence community in the war against terrorism.
I urge President Putin to order a thorough and honest investigation of Mikhail Trepashkin's jailing and full cooperation with the Kovalev Commission. While the jury is still out on the 1999 bombings, persecution of those who want to find out the truth does not add to Mr. Putin's credibility among those in the West who so far have been willing to give him the benefit of the doubt.


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The commission President Obama appointed last year to figure out how to fix long lines at the polls and other election problems has sought to steer clear of the many partisan land mines surrounding how Americans vote.
The two co-chairmen of continued to that navigation Wednesday as they presented their unanimous recommendations to the Senate Rules Committee.
When asked by Democrat Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota whether some states were doing things intentionally to disenfranchise voters — like limiting early-voting days — commission co-chairman and Democratic election lawyer Bob Bauer responded diplomatically.
First, he said the commission was struck by how much it had heard from both Democrats and Republicans, "once the lights were off and the doors were closed," about their desire to improve the way elections are run.
And then he told senators that any partisan plots to disenfranchise voters would be far less likely to succeed if states adopted some of the changes proposed by the bipartisan panel, like improving the accuracy of voter registration lists.
"There's more vulnerability of the system to those sorts of shenanigans if the system itself is weak," Bauer said. "If it's strong, it's less likely that it will break down under political pressure or by political design."
His co-chairman, Republican attorney Ben Ginsberg, also said the panel found a lot of common ground when it came to elections, including agreement that no voter should have to wait more than 30 minutes to cast a ballot. Some voters had to wait six or more hours in 2012 to vote.
Ginsberg also said — in response to a question from Republican Sen. Pat Roberts of Kansas — that the commission found no evidence in hearings around the country that long lines were the result of partisan plots, as some have suggested.
Instead, Ginsberg said, it was almost exclusively a management problem. Some election officials simply misjudged how much equipment and personnel they needed at certain precincts. The commission is providing online programs to help local election officials better manage resources.
But how much impact the panel's recommendations will have is an open question. For the most part, it's up to state and local governments to decide whether or not they want to make the changes. And those debates are often fraught with political debate over how easy or difficult voting should be.
One of the commission's biggest concerns involves voting technology — a nonpartisan issue that has nevertheless become highly politicized.
Bauer and Ginsberg warned that there's a huge crisis in voting technology right around the corner. They said all the new voting equipment purchased after the disputed 2000 presidential election will "no longer be functional" within the next 10 years. But the process now in place to upgrade the equipment is in disarray.
That's because the federal agency known as the Election Assistance Commission (or EAC) needs to certify all new voting technology. And there's one big problem: The EAC hasn't had any commissioners since 2011 because of a dispute between Republicans and Democrats over whether or not there should even be an EAC.
Republicans think the EAC has outlived it's usefulness and should be eliminated. Democrats think it should continue to oversee how elections are run.
Bauer and Ginsberg — again, diplomatically — suggested that an alternative way to certify voting equipment should be found in the event the EAC never gets up and running again.
In one more sign that elections and politics are difficult to separate, the Rules Committee had scheduled a vote on President Obama's two Democratic nominees to the EAC — Myrna Perez and Thomas Hicks — right after Bauer and Ginsberg testified. But at the last minute, the vote was postponed until after the Senate's Presidents Day recess, because the committee couldn't get a quorum.
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Tuesday, May 17, 2011
32 comments:
- Braghless said...
Hi lady! Long time reader, first time commenter. After I read the article that you reference I was so enraged (and not thinking clearly or logically) that I sent this to Psychology Today:
Hi Jo,
I'm sure you and the jackasses who run www.psychologytoday (Are you
POSITIVE this isn't psychology from 1840????) are really proud of the
racist bullshit spewed by Stoshi Kanazawa that you guys hit the
publish key on. You would THINK that a website dealing with
psychological issues wouldn't promote socially divisive, non-accurate,
factually skewed bullshit that causes low self-esteem, disordered
thinking, questioning of your heritage/race, anorexia,
body-dismorphia, bulemia, etc...but then again maybe you're just
trying to make yourself more clients.
In short, FUCK OFF.
Thank you for your consideration,
I have no idea if this is useful, well thought out, etc, but I hit send. <3 you. Don't let the man hold you down! - 8:53 AM
- Starshadow said...
I'm not black, but I followed a link to your blog because I loved your blog title. (An aside--I lived through that era of Freedom Riders--was an air force brat and we lived in Panama City Florida when it was still segregated, though the Air Force itself was not) I am astounded at Psychology Today. "Black women less attractive OBJECTIVELY (my emphasis) really? According to whom? OMG. I hardly have words. Erin, you did good. When I regain coherence I'll send 'em a note too. I keep hoping we will all, collectively, be through with this ...racist garbage. And sexist. Oh, and let me add fat-ist. Blargh.
Great blog. I'm gonna keep reading. Thanks.
Starshadow - 9:40 AM
- Denise said...
You continue to inspire me, Fu. Love to you.
Studies can "prove" anything you want them to. In this case, I think it pretty much proves Stoshi Kanazawa is a racist asshole. Black women are BEAUTIFUL!
- FemmePhil said...
This post...amazing.
Thank you, Fu.
(Ha, the captcha for this comment: "unrestr". Seems fitting, no?) - 10:40 AM
- Roz B said...
People recycle this tired Black women are ________ (fill in the blank) diatribe when they want to distract from what is really going on in the world. I mean - now we are the least attractive?!?! For real? x_O Well - I am too busy earning my paycheck and paying my bills and having a good time in life to worry about whether some Japanese dude's skewed study will affect me or my life. I mean - gee - I don't feel less attractive. As a matter of fact, I am feeling awesome and fabulous right now, so Stoshi Kanazawa and Psychology Today can eat a big one!
- Christine said...
Loved this post. I was complete incredulous over Psychology Today publishing this article. It made my skin crawl. I had thought they were a reputable magazine! But as usual, you post a classy takedown.
- Angiel said...
I check in every now and again to find out "WTF" this time. Since it was "untitled" I almost let it slip by. So glad I didn't. This is an excellent post. (You'll be writing a book, right?)
As the white mother of two beautiful and magnificent black women I say to PTday:
- CCD said...
ABB! Holy moly, it's been probably ten years since I've commented on this lovely blog o' yours!
I've been reading through and trying to catch up on whats been going on with you - but this whole attack against women (I know it's an attack against black women, but dammit, we women have got to stick up for each other too) is such amazing bullshit it's got me sidetracked!
The thing that gets me...the whole "black woman" thing there...well, I know more little white girls who fit that description than ANYTHING...
Ugh. Anyway - I missed you. Was sitting around minding my business a couple of weeks ago and I was like "Hey...I wonder if Angry Black Bitch is still there?" Lo and behold...here you are :) I'm so glad :) - 6:26 PM
- Aimee said...
I'm going to stick my neck out....
and first I'd like to parade my credentials, if you don't mind....
I'm a white woman, age 39, raised in a very white city. Even so, I have had a black stepmother from the age of 12, and for the last fifteen years also have a black brother in law, mixed-race nieces and nephews, and am myself married to a Mexican immigrant, and have mixed race, bilingual children. I've lived in Mexico and consider myself to be pretty "progressive" or "enlightened" or whatever term best fits. I'm a long term reader and have commented here and there.
I'm right with you about this rancid ad campaign - and the horrifying article-, and more generally, about the persistence of racism in many of our institutions and in the media. But I have to say, I'm confused and hurt by some of the assumptions built into this post.
Isn't there something wrong when a person takes racial offense to the comment "I just love your hair!"?
Or even "black girls are so sexy!"?
and as far as "explain to me why you're angry..." well, ignorance is frustrating to all of us. I understand the implied assertion that somehow you are to blame for being unreasonable or irrational for having any anger over historic and current injustices.
I'm white, but I'm also a woman and a feminist, and I have dealt with my fair share of ignorant, ham-fisted inquiries as to why I'm so angry.
But I try to answer them. I try to engage the ignorant in conversation, at least until it has been conclusively proven to me that the person in question is incapable of open-mindedness. How else, after all, is any progress to be made? Some people can't be reached, some people are hardened racists, but not most of them. Most of them are uneducated innocents who really DO love your hair.
Does it serve any useful purpose to make those people feel ashamed of themselves? This is an honest question - I KNOW it is work - tiresome work - to take on the burden of pleasantly educating the ignorant. Nobody has to do it if they don't feel like it.
But don't you think it's better than belittling and scorning? - 6:56 PM
- The Roving Reporter said...
Great post. This really made me feel better today:-)
- The Pedgehog said...
Aimee - it is not Shark Fu's job to educate you. It is not the job of the oppressed to educate the oppressors. And if you really can't figure out what is so mind-numbingly OFFENSIVE and CONDESCENDING about asking to touch/pet a black woman's hair...I don't think you're as "progressive" or "enlightened" as you think you are.
- Jess said...
@ Aimee - from one 39-y-o white woman to another -
It's great that you can respond constructively to the ignorant "why are you angry?"
But please consider the possibility that, when you take ABB to task for her tone, it's white privilege talking.
I find this post useful:
Thx for reading. - 9:03 PM
- Unknown said...
As a young white woman, I understand your confusion. When I first exposed myself as a feminist to race and racism, I didn't understand the amount of anger. But then I learned that about what asking questions as a white woman means. It means that I expect an answer. It means that I am demanding people of color to prove their case. It means I think I'm entitled to their life experiences.
These implications are derived from my privilege as a white woman. I didn't ask for it, but then, that's why it's called privilege. It's not my fault, but it is my responsibility.
As feminists, we combat male privilege everyday. You choose to burden yourself with educating other men. As do I. But it is, in fact, a choice. It would be unfair to expect others to make the same choices we do, especially if we expect people of color to make the same choices as white people. That expectation, in and of itself, is drenched in privilege.
As to your last question, combating privilege is not a zero sum game. Choosing to educate a privileged person is not better than belittling or scorning. It is a choice. - 9:29 PM
- Aimee said...
well, stick your neck out and risk getting your head chopped off....
Pedahog: I specifically said it isn't anyone's job to educate the ignorant if they choose not to: I just wondered out loud if it might not be the right thing to do, annoying as it is... and please, learn to accept a compliment. I would never (and have never) asked to "pet" anyone's head, white or black. But I HAVE said "what awesome hair you have" and I don't see why on earth I ought to apologize for that.
Jess: I agree that my entire life has been drenched in white privilege... but that is not an excuse to ignore my well-intentioned questions and my attempts to engage in a constructive dialogue. Even if my attempts are offensive (which I really don't think I was), a person who is truly interested in moving society forward will engage in conversation, don'tcha think?
Ariel: questioning is not the same as demanding. An invitation to conversation is not an expression of entitlement. This blog is a forum that invites discussion, I think: am I wrong? You are right, if I were to walk up and ask these same questions of someone who hadn't invited public discourse, it would be presumptuous and offensive. I have more respect for Shark-Fu than to think she will be mortally offended or incapacitated by my really very ordinary inquiries. It seems to me that Shark-Fu is a brave person who is herself opening up avenues of debate. If people join her in the conversation, why should she be offended?
Please note, Shark-Fu, I am not trying to speak for you or to anticipate your response. I hope I haven't offended you - it certainly wasn't my intent. My main point here is that there is nothing to be gained by making enemies of people who are good-hearted but clueless. The clueless should be approached gently, recruited to the side of the angels, as it were. If we attack them and vilify them just for being clueless, well, we stab ourselves in the foot, don't we? - 10:49 PM
- Shonika said...
@Aimee-At what point are we allowed to get tired of having to educate the same people on the same topics over and over again? That's where a lot of our anger comes from. We are tired of having to prove our femininity, our humanity, at every turn. Are we wrong for this?
- Shark-Fu said...
I deeply resent your comments.
Given the subject matter I am addressing here, it boggles the mind that you would choose this moment to flex your entitlement.
And I resent the myth you are perpetuating - that bigotry and injustice just need the oppressed to set aside our natural and completely justified emotions so we can fullfil our role on earth which is to illuminate, tolerate, appease, and attend to.
This post was not an opportunity for you to highjack the comment section with white guilt or for you to attempt to school me on how I offended you by the way I shared how I'm offended.
This isn't about you.
But then, I suspect that's the problem. - 6:36 AM
- Aimee said...
Well I guess I made a major mistake. In thinking anyone was interested in hearing MY voice.
- Shark-Fu said...
Okay, now...what part of "not about you" and "not the right time for you to get your entitlement on" did you not understand?
Aimee, your entire comment thread is a case study in white privilege.
Look inward and examine your actions in this space. - 1:52 PM
OK Aimee? No, this post at this blog on this topic was NOT the place to decide that everyone needed to hand hold you through understanding your own racism and why shark fu is so mean to people who just want to learn.
You can interpret that as a free pass to pout and stomp that nobody is interested in hearing your voice, or you can perhaps learn that women of color sometimes need to take care of themselves first.
ps: the fact that you needed to parade yr white liberal credentials made it clear that you werent that clueful to begin with. - 2:22 PM
Sharkfu this is why we had to lock down more than one comm I've moderated. People like this would *insist* on rolling into poc conversations and discussions and then get enraged when their "contributions" were deemed irrelevant, derailing, or just plain hostile.
I think the idea is that we are supposed to be so grateful that they "want to learn" and arent like those other people, we should drop whatever we are doing to give them whatever attention and resources they want.
Oh well... - 2:26 PM
- Mac said...
I wanted to say something to Aimee, white lady to white lady, so I put it over here if she cares to look: http://machineplay.tumblr.com/post/5613329022/open-letter-to-another-white-lady-my-age
ABB, I think you are all that, and thank you for your anger. I have some really good Pinot Noir and some dark chocolate in my pantry if you ever swing north of the border.
spam catcher: outisdat (uhuh, dat shit is WAY out there.) - 2:57 PM
As a middle aged white disabled woman who grew up pagan in the 60's and who has single parented, worked in the "male end" of IT,, I've been on both ends of privilege for different things.
My mother raised me to go out of my way to be ... overly careful not to let my witchyness offend non-pagan types. After 50 years of that, and the increasing awareness of paganism in general, I do *not* feel like I need or want to explain anymore that I don't eat babies or sacrifice Christians. It's tiresome, demeaning, and feels like begging for an acceptance I really don't give a damn about. Same thing for "disturbing" the boys club by showing up to work.
What this poster doesn't seem to get is that no, it isn't better to bow and scrape before privilege of *any* kind. It's another form of apologizing for who one is. Appeasement. That worked out so well for Britain in the 30's & 40's. - 3:01 PM
- Shark-Fu said...
Thanks folks - for the links, the support and your understanding!
Mac... wine and dark chocolate? And a trip to Canada too? I'm there! - 3:29 PM
- Prince Todd said...
I cancelled my subscription to Psychology Today over that mess. Here I was believing they were a reputable magazine!
I got rather "ethnic" with one of the CSRs. I know it was not his fault but I had to take out my rage on somebody.
There was nothing scientific about that study. The only conclusion that was drawn is that Satoshi Kanazawa is a racist bigot. He also believes that feminism is evil, black people (in general) are intellectually inferior, and that the solution (the final one I suppose?)to the war on terror would be a nuclear holocaust.
Any magazine that gives someone like that a platform does not deserve my dollars. - 5:39 PM
- SagaciousHillbilly said...
This one just f'ing pissed me off real plain. How dare that publish that clap trap right out there in the open where young black girls, maybe 8, 10 or 14 yrs. old could read it. RRRRRRgh. I just want to grab whoever is responsible for this shit and shake some sense into them.
I love women, all women. I've had a long and satisfying relationship (in my mind) with many black women such as Teresa Graves and Pam Grier.
But seriously, WTF is wrong with not only the racist prick who wrote this pile of dung, but Psychology Today for publishing it. Geez, the sample group was a group of psychological researchers, probably mostly white upper class types. - 7:15 PM
- SagaciousHillbilly said...
"And I resent the myth you are perpetuating - that bigotry and injustice just need the oppressed to set aside our natural and completely justified emotions so we can fullfil our role on earth which is to illuminate, tolerate, appease, and attend to."
That belongs on a bill board. Awesome. - 7:23 PM
- Paper Boy said...
Dear Wife,
You're Blaq is beautiful to me. - 8:08 PM
- Mark said...
Bleh. That is definitely some rancidity. I am genuinely sorry that you had to deal with it, and the fubar that followed. Although the author.. well.. let's just take the high road and say Japan hasn't been the most hospitable to immigrants. That's bad, for further isolating an already insular culture, but it's bad for the blood, too, mark my words. SO many old folks, few births, no freshening new influences. And have you SEEN how ugly the faces of those inbred British royals look? Yes, EVEN William. UGLY, somebody hit them over the head with an ugly stick. They need to go marry a bunch of Brazilians! Get some vigor in those genes.
I am mostly gay (white dude speakin') but I have always found black women far more beautiful than any others. Black women can look good wearing orange, purple, maroon, shockingly vivid colors. If I tried to wear orange, I would look like a Creamsicle! - 1:01 AM
Psychology Today is to real medical journals what National Enquirer is to actual news media.
That's why my pharmacist boss used to stock Psychology Today somewhere between Maxim and the sleazy celebrity stalking magazines, while the actual pharmacy trade journals were kept in the back and read by the chemists, and the mental health specialist. - 10:27 PM
- Roz B said...
Believe me - it isn't just Kanazawa. It is our own doing it to us as well! Please read my blog: www.happysnappynappy.blogspot.com. I address my frustration with this very issue.
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It would seem a lobbyist's dream: rounding up votes for a proposal backed by more than 8 in 10 people in polls. Yet, gun control supporters are struggling to win over moderate Democrats in their drive to push expanded background checks for firearms purchasers through the Senate next month.
Backed by a $12 million TV advertising campaign financed by New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, gun control groups scheduled rallies around the country Thursday aimed at pressuring senators to back the effort. President Barack Obama was meeting at the White House with gun violence victims.
Moderate Senate Democrats like Mark Pryor of Arkansas and Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota are shunning Bloomberg as a meddling outsider while stressing their allegiance to their own voters' views and to gun rights. While saying they're keeping an open mind and support keeping guns from criminals and people with mental disorders, many Democrats are avoiding specific commitments they might regret later.
"I do not need someone from New York City to tell me how to handle crime in our state. I know that we can go after and prosecute criminals without the need to infringe upon the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding North Dakotans," Heitkamp said this week, citing the constitutional right to bear arms.
Heitkamp does not face re-election next year, but Pryor and five other Senate Democrats from Republican-leaning or closely divided states do. All six, from Southern and Western states, will face voters whose deep attachment to guns is unshakeable — not to mention opposition from the still potent National Rifle Association should they vote for restrictions the NRA opposes.
"We have a politically savvy and a loyal voting bloc, and the politicians know that," said Andrew Arulanandam, spokesman for the NRA, which claims nearly 5 million paying members.
The heart of the Senate gun bill will be expanded requirements for federal background checks for gun buyers, the remaining primary proposal pushed by Obama and many Democrats since 20 first-graders and six women were shot to death in December at an elementary school in Newtown, Conn. Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid of Nevada already has given up any hope of winning majority support for reimposing a ban on assault weapons and large-capacity magazines for ammunition.
Today, the background checks apply only to sales by the nation's roughly 55,000 federally licensed gun dealers. Not covered are private transactions like those at gun shows and online. The Senate measure is still evolving as Sens. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., and Mark Kirk, R-Ill., use Congress' two-week recess to negotiate for additional support in both parties.
Expanding background checks to include gun show sales got 84 percent support in an Associated Press-GfK poll earlier this year. Near universal background checks have received similar or stronger support in other national polls.
Polls in some Southern states have been comparable. March surveys by the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute found more than 9 in 10 people in Florida and Virginia backing expanded background checks, the same margin found by an Elon University Poll in North Carolina in February.
Analysts say people support more background checks because they consider it an extension of the existing system. That doesn't translate to unvarnished support from lawmakers, in part because the small but vocal minorities who oppose broader background checks and other gun restrictions tend to be driven voters that politicians are reluctant to alienate.
"It's probably true that intense, single-issue gun voters have been more likely to turn out than folks who want common-sense gun laws," said Mark Glaze, director of Mayors Against Illegal Guns, the group that Bloomberg helps lead. Glaze, however, said he believes that has changed somewhat since Newtown and other recent mass shootings.
Several moderate Democrats are holding back as they assess the political landscape. They're also waiting to see exactly what the Senate will consider.
Sen. Mark Begich, D-Alaska, said Wednesday his state's voters tell him, "Don't take away our rights, our individual rights, our guns." Begich said he opposes a strict proposal requiring background checks for nearly all gun sales but will wait to see whether there is a bipartisan compromise he can support.
The problems faced by gun control supporters go beyond the challenge of winning moderate Democrats. GOP opponents are sure to force Democrats to get 60 of the Senate's 100 votes to win, and there are only 53 Democrats plus two independents who generally support them.
Also targeted by Bloomberg's ads are 10 Republicans, including Sen. Jeff Flake of Arizona, home of ex-Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, who was severely wounded in a mass shooting; the retiring Saxby Chambliss of Georgia; and moderate Susan Collins of Maine.
In another indicator of hurdles facing gun control forces, the Senate voted 50-49 last week to require 60 votes for any legislation narrowing gun rights. The proposal lost because 60 votes in favor were required, but six Democrats voted for the proposal, offered by conservative Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah.
"It confirms there's no such thing as an easy gun vote," said Jim Kessler, a senior vice president of the centrist Democratic group Third Way.
Underscoring the uncertainty about moderate Democrats:
—Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., is "still holding conversations with Virginia stakeholders and sorting through issues on background checks" and proposals to ban assault weapons and high capacity ammunition magazines, spokesman Kevin Hal said.
—Pryor said of Bloomberg's ads: "I don't take gun advice from the mayor of New York City. I listen to Arkansans." Spokesman Michael Teague said Pryor opposes universal background checks but could favor expanding the requirement to gun show sales.
—Sen. Kay Hagan, D-N.C., told the Greensboro News & Record she favors expanded background checks, but said her vote would depend on the measure's details. Sen. Joe Donnelly, D-Ind., answered, "Yes," when the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette asked whether he supports gun show background checks.
The gun bill also increases penalties for illegal gun sales and slightly boosts aid for school safety.
More abrupt changes like an assault weapons ban generally get slight majorities in polls. Democratic leaders decided to omit it from the Senate bill because such a provision lacks enough votes.
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Today,we are celebrating Pluto's first birthday.Appa gives him* his daily dose of sweet,amma sings Happy Birthday and I am baking a birthday cake for him.
What brought about so much of a change in our attitude?I guess you will know it only if you live with it.The unconditional love of a pet dog will make the most hardest of hard rocks melt.My brother brought him home less than a year back,when he was a month old.He instantly became everyone's darling.When amma called me up and said,he would be waiting for me next time I go there,I went eeesshh.But I too was spellbound at the way the love he shared with all of us.
Today,he's the darling of the house.We call him our brother.A dear part of all of us.The little I could do is to bake a cake for him.He loves sweets and I am sure he'll lick my hands off if I were to serve it to him. We couldn't keep our hands off it ourselves:)
Maida – ½ cup
Baking powder – 1 tsp
Powdered sugar – ½ cup
Eggs – 2
Cocoa powder – 2 tsp
Granulated sugar – 2 tsp
Milk – ¼ cup
Oil – ½ cup
Vanilla essence – 1 tsp
Preheat oven to 170*C.
Grease and line a square cake tin.
Sift together maida and baking powder.
Beat the eggs well - you can either use an electric beater or a hand mixer.
Add the powdered sugar and mix well to form a creamy mixture.
Add the cocoa powder and sugar to it and mix.
Now add the oil and milk and beat well.
Add the flour little by little.Make sure there are no lumps-the batter will be quite liquidy.
Pour into the greased pan and bake for 30-35 minutes or till a toothpick inserted comes out clean.
Cool the cake in the tin for a while and then transfer it to a wire rack to cool completely.
For the icing
Softened butter – ½ cup
Icing sugar – 1 ½ cups
Vanilla essence – 1 tsp
Cocoa powder – 1 tsp
Cream together butter and icing sugar till soft and creamy.
Recipe source - Vanitha Magazine


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Puppy Love Hits a Horse in Budweiser Super Bowl Commercial
Just when you thought CarMax raised the bar of cuteness with their "Slow Bark" commercial, Budweiser's Super Bowl 2014 commercial went and melted our hearts.
You guys might remember Budweiser's "Brotherhood" Super Bowl 2013 commercial. Well this time, Budweiser has tugged on the heartstrings even harder with "Puppy Love", their Super Bowl 2014 commercial. "Puppy Love" continues the story of the Clydesdale stable from "Brotherhood". A puppy adoption is going on at Warm Springs, but one of the pups isn't willing to move onto a new family and has made a friend next door.
The puppy is seen repeatedly escaping from the adoption place. He would run underneath a fence going onto the property of a neighbor's farm. This location should be familiar to those who remember "Brotherhood" -- it's the stable housing Clydesdale horses. The puppy can be seen nuzzling with a Clydesdale horse until the stable's owner, who looks awfully familiar, picks the pup up to bring him back to his owner next door.
Life goes on and the puppy continues to regularly sneak out to see its equestrian friend. As always, the man finds the puppy as he continues to take care of his horses. Much to the shattering of our hearts, the female owner of the dog pulls it from under the fence as it tried to sneak away once again; and the dog is given to a man in sunglasses who is willing to adopt it. Much to the man's surprise, the horse follows his car, and with some help, rallies the pup back home. The stable owner and female next door are then found to be looking on in delight as the puppy and the horse are playing with each other. This commercial was one of the most adorable, heart-warming things we have seen in a very long time. What does it even have to do with beer? It doesn't even matter anymore.
We have also found Budweiser's other commercial to use their renowned Clydesdale stable, "A Hero's Welcome", which can be found below. It depicts a small Florida town giving a returning soldier a proper return party. Bud Light might go for the extreme, but Budweiser knows how to tug at those heartstrings.


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A group of Illinois School for the Visually Impaired students competed in the IHSA Music Competition in Petersburg on March 2 and had outstanding results.
Under the direction of Music Educator Denise Kerhlikar, five students traveled to Porta High School in Petersburg to compete in the IHSA Music Competition. The ensemble received a standing ovation from the judge who then gave them a perfect score and has invited them to sing at his church. The contest hosts were glad to have ISVI back in the competition as last year the students went home the weekend of the competition and thus were not able to compete. The students had a great time performing.
Congratulations to the group of ISVI students for the following results!
ISVI students competing at the IHSA music contest included:
Front row: Alexis Dhabalt, Morgan Schulte, Jada Pumphrey
Back row: Kyle Pope, Kyle Chellino
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How ever do you choose from these chocolates displayed like sushi?
These happy shoppers had no problems! Mary's is famous for selling out completely at the New York Chocolate show. Their Matcha green tea bonbons are soooo yummy.
The New York show in general is a tasting show = and there is LOTS AND LOTS to taste!
Different origins. For the most part, The Paris chocolate show is for buying. Tasting like this is a rarity.
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Hello, friends! My name is Shivani and I am the author of My Owl Barn. I want to thank you for your support on behalf of all the artists who made the "Owl Lover 2013 Calendar" project possible. While working on the calendar projects over the last couple of years, I have made friends with so many wonderful people who happen to be amazing artists as well. I had a delightful time working with all of them on this project which has not only become an annual part of My Owl Barn but is also very close to my heart.
Owl Lover 2013 is a collaborative project between My Owl Barn and over 40 artists from all over the globe who make this project unique on the net and has created a community of like minded people who admire art.
I am beyond excited and proud to present to you our third Owl Lover calendar filled to the brim with gorgeous artwork by well-known artists like Jo James, Wee Gallery, Donna McKenzie, Juliette Crane and Nathan Jurevicius to name a few. The artwork (and hard work!) by all these amazing people makes this calendar a perfect Christmas gift to your family and friends or even a gift to yourself!
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The browser is an excellent tool. It's ubiquitous, simple to operate, and extremely powerful. What's more, it is almost entirely composed of useful surfaces. The window design (like an actual window) is focused on the content, with minimal but functional tools for navigating that content—and increasingly, even those tools are being hidden or marginalized.
There is one part of the browser, however, that has not changed since the earliest days of pre-graphical clients: the URL bar. It is the one piece of the browser UI that has remained opaque to end users. Even the status bar and advanced preference panes are framed in plain English: "Loading images…", "Disallow script?", "Could not connect to server". These are all things that bring obscure information to the top layer of user experience in plain, direct English. Even if the user can't react to the information or even comprehend it, they appreciate being addressed in their own language. Why is the URL bar the sole survivor of command line language being presented to the user?
I propose that the URL bar be modified to fulfill a significant purpose for the user other than just displaying long strings of characters mostly irrelevant to, and mostly ignored by, the user. A user should be aware of his location on the Internet at all times, and of any relevant information that he has requested or transmitted in getting there. The way the URL bar presents that information is completely inadequate.
Before I go on, it's worth mentioning that many websites are already moving towards practically URL-free navigation in the form of Java- and Flash-based input and navigation. Web apps like Grooveshark and Picnik, for example, forgo traditional navigation by using scripts to hide or replace information usually found in the URL. These sites already recognize the uselessness of the URL bar and have abandoned it, but if it were to suddenly become useful again, they might take it back.
The task is to lay another layer between the URL and the user—one that makes the URL intelligible to him. So how do we make such techno-gibberish readable? A procedural abstraction layer on top of a URL string wouldn't go very far, because of the many variations in directory order, script formatting, and so on. An automatic URL wrapper could make sense of the domain and a few odds and ends that show up on every website (image locations, standard search functions, that sort of thing) but on websites with more unorthodox organization, it would break.
What needs to happen is the establishment of a standard set of URL meta tags. I'm going to make up a standard for the purposes of this article: a meta tag called <nav>, with a few standard parameters. These would go in the HTML document header along with other browser-level stuff like page title and favicon.
Let's take as an example a typical browsing session on Amazon. The user is looking for an item, and may have clicked on a few things, logged in, and so on. He's poking around in the kitchen area and decides to check out a new stovetop espresso maker. Here's what the URL bar holds, at least for me:
Good god! First of all, it's just incredibly long—and they get much longer. There is hardly any information even recognizable to the user in the first place, and what he does recognize he likely won't understand. What's critical? What's secret? Will this link work for a friend? And what part shows where the user currently is, where he came from, and where he can go?
Another caveat worth mentioning is that most websites get around this problem by simply having the page itself display where the user is (the "breadcrumb"). This is good, but completely unstandardized. And this is just my opinion, but shouldn't location information be located in standard place? What if every website moved your file menu to whatever position it thought handy, or moved the back button or reordered your tabs? No—this is information that should be available, at least partially, in a standardized and reliable format. The user puts things into this bar to go places; the user should look to this bar to see where he is.
Let's put my idea into practice by applying a set of my <nav> tags to the first URL.
As you can see, there are a few attributes added in: ordering for the navs, names to display, and a few extra things to make things easier on designers.
Different browsers could render the navs differently, but here's a quick mockup of what that snippet above might look like:
The graphic component would be skinnable client-side like any other browser UI element, but always separated into these visually distinct "navs."
The first nav (Amazon) would have to be determined in a secure way, of course; we couldn't have Site X claiming to be Amazon just by typing it in. The last nav (order="0″) would be a little more freeform, since it doesn't refer to any part of the URL.
These navs must be interactive, of course; each navigational unit should be clickable and have predictable results. Clicking on Kitchen would bring you to the kitchen section of Amazon; clicking on Amazon would bring you to the home page; clicking on Logged in would bring you to your account. These are buttons and shortcuts already available on the page, but like I said, why can't such rudimentary navigation be included in the address bar, where supposedly it is collected and presented to the user?
It would be interesting to be able to pass certain values through a nav, too, that would in turn affect the relevant portion of the actual URL. For instance, when on a page that lists items sorted by date, there could be nav elements in the URL bar that give the user control over sort order and method. It would act like any on-page pull-down menu, and the values could be set by the website's designer. I change things like that all the time by messing with bits of the URL, but shouldn't my mom be able have that option, too?
The behavior of the navs could be as simple or as deep as any other browser UI element. The back button doesn't simply go up one directory, even though that's what it used to mean when navigating the Web was more like navigating a file tree. Now the button can resend information, re-query databases, cause user events like dialogs, and have context-sensitive actions like displaying a short browsing history on right click. Navs could be just like that. And sometimes back does mean going up a directory, so sometimes clicking or deleting a nav would simply be like deleting that portion of the URL. The entire nav display, it goes without saying, could be turned on or off with a click.
It's not a foolproof system, of course. I'm not a web designer or security expert, and there are doubtlessly some complications I haven't thought of. But the potential here really is huge and the costs in terms of extra design work, while not trivial, are justifiable. We could have a rich, powerful, and informative set of standard items where now we see a long, largely meaningless string overflowing with characters of little or no value to the average user. The browser is the tool of choice for the consumption of unprecedented amounts of information, and it deserves all the streamlining we can give it.


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Pope Francis, in his first audience with the cardinals since becoming head of the world's 1.2 billion Roman Catholics, praised his predecessor, Benedict XVI, and urged the evangelization of the church's message.
Francis said of Benedict, who served as pontiff for eight years before his historic resignation last month, that he "lit a flame in the depths of our hearts that will continue to burn because it is fueled by his prayers."
On his first full day as pope Thursday, the former archbishop of Buenos Aires called on the cardinals "to find new ways to bring evangelization to the ends of the Earth" and cautioned against giving into pessimism — "that bitterness that the devil offers us every day."
The 76-year-old pontiff, formerly Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, encouraged the prelates — many in their 60s and 70s — to pass their wisdom to younger members of the church. "Like good wine, [it] gets better with the years. Let's give the young the wisdom of life."
Meanwhile, the Rev. Francisco Jalics, a Jesuit priest who was abducted along with fellow priest Orlando Yorio by Argentina's military during the country's so-called "dirty war," says he and Yorio reconciled with Bergoglio, who was accused at the time of having not done enough to prevent the kidnapping.
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Bergoglio has said he told the priests to give up their slum work for their own safety, and they refused. Yorio, who is now dead, later accused Bergoglio of effectively delivering them to the death squads by declining to publicly endorse their work.
'It was only years later that we had the opportunity to talk with Father Bergoglio ... to discuss the events,' Jalics said Friday in his first known comments about the kidnapping, which occurred when the new pope was the leader of Argentina's Jesuits.
Update at 11:20 a.m. ET: Vatican Lashes Out At "Anti-Clerical Left-Wing" :
The Vatican on Friday released a statement saying the accusations against Pope Francis related to the period when Argentina was ruled by a junta are part of a "defamatory" campaign by the "anti-clerical left wing."
Vatican spokesman the Rev. Federico Lombardi said Argentine courts had never accused Bergoglio of any crime and that instead, there was plenty of evidence that he protected people from the country's death squads during the military's "dirty war" to eliminate leftist opposition, according to the AP.
Lombardi said the accusations were made long ago "by anti-clerical left-wing elements to attack the church and must be decisively rejected."
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