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Dennis Prager
09/24/19: If You Can't Sell Your Hysteria to Adults, Try Kids
09/17/19: Do You Know What the Democrats Said at Their Debate?
09/10/19: The Equation That Explains Evil
08/27/19: Submit to leftist bullies --- or else?
08/20/19: Criticism of Israel Is Not Anti-Semitism; Anti-Zionism Is
08/13/19: Meanwhile, This Is What LGBTQ Organizations Are Doing to Society
08/06/19: America Is Drowning in the Left's Lies About Trump
07/30/19: How to Tell If a Trump Supporter Is Racist
07/23/19: America, Google and Me: My Senate Speech
07/16/19: We All Wanted to Love the Women's Soccer Team
07/02/19: 'D' Is for Damaged, Dangerous and Delusional
06/25/19: Clarity About Nationalism
06/18/19: Did Your Child Return From College a Better Person?
06/11/19: Leftism Makes People Meaner: Reflections on the Torture of Paul Manafort
06/04/19: Why So Many Mass Shootings? Ask the Right Questions and You Might Find Out
05/21/19: Are You Sure You Want to Play Russian Roulette With Your Child's Values?
05/14/19: Should the Liberty Bell Leave Philadelphia?
05/07/19: Why the Left Mocks the Bible
04/30/19: Why Most Jews Aren't Bothered by the Times' Anti-Semitic Cartoon
04/23/19: Why Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama Tweeted About 'Easter Worshippers'
04/16/19: Notre Dame: An Omen
04/09/19: Are Women Malcontents?
04/02/19: How the Left Keeps Me Religious. Yes, the LEFT.
03/26/19: Assume the Left Lies and You Will Discover the Truth: Reflections on the Trump-Russia Collusion Lie
03/19/19: Your Kid Goes to Yale? So What?
03/13/19: If Your Child Came Home From College A Leftist...
03/05/19: New Yorkers Do to Florida What Latin Americans Do to America
02/26/19: Why Do Blacks and Leftists Wish the Attack on Smollett Happened?
02/19/19: Explaining the Left, Part VI: Do Leftists Believe What They Say?
02/12/19: Not 'All Americans' Are 'Proud That We Have More Women in the Workforce Than Ever Before'
02/05/19: Moore, Kavanaugh, Northam: The Left's Assault on Repentance
01/22/19: American Psychological Association Has Made Choosing a Therapist Easy
01/15/19: The Left, the Wall, the Truth
01/08/19: Mitt Romney Fails Again
01/02/19: The Left Will Make 2019 a Dark Year
12/18/18: Explaining the Left, Part V: Left Vs. Right Is Brain Vs. Mind
12/11/18: Does 'Merry Christmas' Matter?
11/20/18: A Message to Young Women from a Career Woman
11/20/18: Even Astronauts Fear the Left
11/13/18: If Sex Isn't Fixed, Why Is Age?
11/07/18: Left-Wing Jews: a Jewish and American Tragedy
10/30/18: The Pittsburgh Synagogue, Anti-Semitism and Trump
10/23/18: What I Learned About Young People While Trying to Buy a Car
10/16/18: When I First Realized America Is Exceptional
10/03/18: Explaining the Left, Part IV: Leftist Contempt for Middle-Class Values
09/26/18: What Does Female Empowerment Mean?
09/18/18: The Charges Against Judge Kavanaugh Should Be Ignored
09/12/18: Is the President a Bad Role Model for Children?
09/04/18: Why the Left Labels DeSantis' Comments Racist
08/28/18: Explaining the Left, Part III: Leftism as Secular Religion
08/21/18: Explaining the Left: Part II
08/07/18: Pope Francis Rewrites Catholicism . . . and the Bible
07/31/18: What Are Your Child's Passions?
07/24/18: The Greatest Hysteria in American History
07/17/18: Immigrants Change Cultures --- Whether New Yorkers in Florida or Latinos in America
07/10/18: Explaining American Leftists: Part I
07/03/18: If We're Nazis, Expect More Violence
06/27/18: Donny Deutsch, Michael Hayden and the Moral Collapse of American Jewish Institutions
06/12/18: Miss America: The Latest Institution Destroyed by the Left
06/05/18: Google's New Slogan
05/22/18: Why the Left Won't Call Anyone 'Animals'
05/15/18: Cornell Student Presents Senior Thesis In Her Underwear
05/08/18: The War on Wisdom
05/01/18: Fear of the Left: The Most Powerful Force in America Today
04/25/18: The New York Times Best-Seller List: My Response to the Times' Response
04/17/18: The New York Times Best-Seller List: Another Reason Americans Don't Trust the Media
04/10/18: Whatever the Left Touches it Ruins
04/03/18: Conservatives, Too, Embrace Secular Indoctrination
03/20/18: Thoughts on Parents Whose Children Have Died
03/13/18: Who Are the Luckiest Jews, Blacks and Latinos?
03/06/18: Why Christians Support Israel
02/27/18: Why the Left Opposes Arming Teachers
02/13/18: Libs and Conservatives Are Unhappy for Different Reasons
02/06/18: In Defense of Evangelicals Who Support Trump
02/01/18: 3 Reasons the Left Wants Evermore Immigrants
01/23/18: Male Sexual Nature: A Primer for the College-Educated
01/16/18: 10 Thoughts on the President and the 'S---hole Countries'
01/09/18: I'm Back. Here's Where I've Been
10/31/17: The Dems' Preoccupation with Inequality
10/24/17: Is a National Identity Necessary? Left-Right Differences: Part IX
10/10/17: Dogs, Strangers and the Lord
10/03/17: The Greatest Libel Since the Blood Libel
09/26/17: Who's Divisive --- the President or the Players?
09/19/17: Hijacking holy days
09/12/17: Leftism Is Not Liberalism
09/05/17: Conservatives in America --- Like Marranos in Medieval Spain
08/29/17: Those Who Don't Fight Evil Fight Statues
08/23/17: How the Mainstream Media Operate
08/01/17: Can a Conservative Conduct an Orchestra?
07/25/17: My Response to Bret Stephens
07/18/17: Nukes Threaten People; Ideas Threaten Civilizations
07/11/17: 'The Atlantic' Publishes All You Need to Know About the Left
06/20/17: If a Trump Supporter Had Shot a Democratic Congressman
06/13/17: What Happened to the Hysteria About Trump-Induced Anti-Semitism?
06/06/17: A Response to My Conservative Critics About Trump
05/30/17: Why Conservatives Still Attack Trump
05/16/17: Feminism and Intelligence
05/09/17: From Johnny Carson to Stephen Colbert
05/02/17: Will the Second Civil War Turn Violent?
04/25/17: The Cowards of Academia
04/19/17: Two Weeks of Great Clarity
04/04/17: It's Time for Conservatives to Celebrate This President
03/28/17: Purists Kill Whatever They Believe In
03/21/17: The Most Dangerous Addiction of Them All: Entitlements
03/15/17: Some on the Left Now Criticize the Students They Created
03/07/17: Why Do American Jews Want Thousands of Jew Haters in America?
02/28/17: A Nation of Immigrants --- Only If They Assimilate
02/21/17: Why Professors Object to Being Recorded
02/14/17: Note to the Left: Four Years Ago, Conservatives Were Just as Depressed
02/07/17: Audi: The Car for the Unhappy Woman
01/24/17: America's Second Civil War
01/17/17: A Guide to Basic Differences Between Left and Right
01/11/17: Disturbing lessons from the black-on-white Chicago torture
12/12/16: On Men Viewing Women as 'Sex Objects'
12/06/16: Is Donald Trump a Misogynist?
11/29/16: 10 Reasons Left-Wingers Cut Trump Voters From Their Lives
11/22/16: Feminism Makes Weak Women
11/15/16: Left-Wing Jews Are Embarrassing Judaism
11/08/16: A Final Plea to Never-Trumpers
11/01/16: Still Think Hillary Clinton Is a Role Model for Your Daughter?
10/19/16: In Defense of Pro-Trump Christians
10/11/16: Trump's Comments: The Latest Left-Wing Hysteria
09/20/16: In Iconic V-J Day Snap, Did the Famous Sailor 'Violate' the Famous Nurse?
09/13/16: How Is the Godless West Working Out?
09/06/16: Trump, Republicans and the 'Principles' Question
08/30/16: On Hillary Clinton as a Model for Young Girls
08/16/16: Why Do People Still Donate to Universities?
08/09/16: Pope Francis and the Decline of the West
08/02/16: Did #NeverTrumpers Hear Hillary Clinton's Frightening Speech?
07/26/16: Few in the West Are Serious About Islamic Terror
07/19/16: Few in the West Are Serious About Islamic Terror
07/12/16: The New York Times and the Left Have Blood on Their Hands
06/28/16: Why the Left Hates Referendums
06/21/16: The Immaturity of Supporting Hillary Clinton as a Woman
06/14/16: What If the Orlando Murderer Were a Christian?
06/07/16: Bernie Sanders, the Non-Jewish Jew and Non-American American
05/24/16: A Response to My Conservative #NeverTrump Friends
05/17/16: Why Don't Republicans Name the Enemy?
05/10/16: The Scariest Reason Trump Won
05/03/16: A Dark Time in America
04/26/16: Why the Left Loathes Western Civilization
04/12/16: Calls for American Unity Are Either Dishonest or Naive
04/05/16: A Note to Conservatives Who Are Secular
03/29/16: He's Mean, but Is He at Least Bright?
03/22/16: Judge Garland and the Left's Disdain for Truth
03/15/16: The Left May Well Get Trump Nominated
03/08/16: The World Is Getting Worse, But This Time America Won't Save It
03/01/16: Gratuitous Hatred Is Destroying Republicans --- Just as in Ancient Israel
02/16/16: Why 'White Privilege' is not only bogus --- it actually does great harm to blacks
02/09/16: You Don't Know What Obama Said at the Mosque
01/26/16: National Review, Donald Trump and Moral Bank Accounts
01/12/16: Multiculturalism Trumps Protecting Women from 'Forced Violation'
01/06/16: Yes, Muslims Should Be Asked to Condemn Islamic Terror
12/29/15: 'I'm Not Ready to Get Married'
12/15/15: Why Don't Republicans Identify What They Are Fighting?
12/08/15: Farook Was Obsessed With Israel --- What Else Do We Need to Know?
12/01/15: A Response to a Black Student at Columbia
11/24/15: American Universities Begin to Implode
11/17/15: The Left and the Attack on Paris
11/10/15: Why I Am in Israel --- and Why You Should Be
11/04/15: Feminization of America Is Bad for the World
10/20/15: The Dems' Preoccupation with Inequality
10/13/15: They Really Hate Ben Carson
10/07/15: The Right Does Have Answers on Guns, Mr. President
09/22/15: Is a National Identity Necessary? Left-Right Differences, Part IX
09/16/15: Europe Is Making a Fatal Mistake
09/08/15: Why the Left Loves 'Change' Left-Right Differences: Part VIII
09/01/15: The Left Sees Only White Evil
08/25/15: Why Do Too Many Jews Support the Iran Deal?
08/18/15: How Do You Know What's Right and Wrong? Left-Right Differences, Part VII
08/11/15: Responses to the President's Arguments for the Nuclear Deal
08/03/15: It's a Lion
07/28/15: The Left's Contempt for America: Left-Right Differences, Part VI
07/21/15: 1938 and 2015: Only the Names Are Different
07/14/15: The Pope and the Hammer and Sickle
07/07/15: It's All About Big Government Left-Right Differences: Part V
06/30/15: The Formal End to Judeo-Christian America
06/23/15: America, Not Dylann Roof, Should Be Forgiven
06/16/15: The Left Rejects Painful Truths: Left-Right Differences, Part IV
06/09/15: 'Does it do good?' vs. 'Does it feel good?' Left-Right Differences: Part III
06/02/15: Differences Between Left and Right, Part II: Battling Society vs. Battling Yourself
05/26/15: Differences Between Left and Right: Part I
05/19/15: Why Pamela Geller Is Hated
05/05/15: Why the Left Won't Call Rioters 'Thugs'
04/28/15: Why Is Pakistan More Legitimate than Israel?
04/21/15: Black Murderers Matter
04/14/15: Hillary Clinton's Candidacy Is Depressing
04/07/15: America's Decay Is Speeding Up
03/31/15: Life Lessons from the German Air Disaster
03/24/15: America's Left-Wing Jews Ashamed of Israel's Jews
03/17/15: Why UC Students Voted to Remove American Flag
03/10/15: Why Do American Networks Interview Tyrants?
03/03/15: Why Obama So Dislikes Netanyahu
02/24/15: The President and 'Violent Extremism'
02/17/15: Why No Swimsuit Issue of Men?
02/10/15: President Compares Islam to Christianity
01/27/15: If the President Couldn't Tell a Lie
01/20/15: Oxford and the Crisis of the University
01/13/15: Islam Gets Special Treatment
01/06/15: Pope Francis, the Climate and Leftism
12/30/14: The Greatest Days of Your Life
12/23/14: The Worst Sin
12/16/14: Ph.D.'s and other False Gods
12/09/14: You Don't Have to Love Your Parents: The Case for the Ten Commandments
12/02/14: You Can Kill, But Not Murder: The Case for the Ten Commandments
11/25/14: We Have a Moral Divide, Not a Racial One
11/18/14: Poverty Causes Crime?
11/11/14: When Republicans Win, Politics Are 'Dysfunctional'
11/04/14: The Left's Tactics --- a Personal Example
10/28/14: Death wish Americans: Empowering a wholly destructive force
10/21/14: The Media Are Much Scarier than Ebola
10/14/14: Don't 'Vote for the Candidate'
10/07/14: Bill Maher, Ben Affleck and Islam
09/30/14: What the Arab World Produces
09/23/14: 'Not Islamic'?
09/15/14: Ted Cruz's Speech to Arab Christians
09/09/14: 1,400 English Girls Raped by Multiculturalism
09/02/14: Winooski, Vermont and the Dismantling of America's Values
08/26/14: On the Death of My Father
08/05/14: Lancet: a Home for Evil's Useful Idiots
07/29/14: The Genocide Libel
07/22/14: Is There a Russian Conscience? A European?
07/15/14: The Jewish State in a Morally Sick World
07/09/14: Why America Is in Jeopardy
07/01/14: Why the Left's Preoccupation with the Redskins?
06/24/14: The mayor who exemplifies America's decline
06/10/14: Pope Francis: Pets Can't Replace Children
06/03/14: Who's Racist?
05/27/14: A Young College Grad Calls My Show
05/13/14: Why the Left Doesn't Care about Bad Economic News
05/06/14: The more passionate the opponents of capital punishment are, the colder their hearts
04/29/14: What Have You Said in Private?
04/23/14: From Greatness to Whiteness
04/17/14: What the Left Did Last Week
04/08/14: Uninstall Firefox
04/01/14: Judaism, Christianity, Environmentalism
03/25/14: Pope Francis Threatens Hell -- Hooray!
03/11/14: A Letter from Africa
03/04/14: A Note to 'Fiscal Conservatives' From a Social Conservative
02/25/14: Bryan Stow and a Justice System that Is Criminal
02/18/14: Judges, Hubris, and Same-Sex Marriage
02/11/14: Why Do Progressives Want the Boston Bomber to Live?
02/04/14: America's Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan Are Not 'Ended'
01/28/14: What Preoccupies the Left? What Preoccupies the Right?
01/14/14: The Immorality of Leaving Iraq and Afghanistan
01/07/14: Why People Believe America Is the 'Greatest Threat to Peace'
12/17/13: 'Tolerance' Now Means Government-Coerced Celebration
12/10/13: The Left Learned Wrong Lessons from Nazism
12/03/13: A World of Lies
11/19/13: The Midas Touch and the Leftist Touch
11/12/13: If You Want a Conservative Child
11/05/13: Conservative Parents, Left-Wing Children
10/29/13: The President Who Has Done the Most Damage
10/22/13: Does It Feel Good --- or Do Good?
10/15/13: The New York Times: America Sucks
10/08/13: Why the Left Hates the Old
10/01/13: Response to the atheist god
09/24/13: Muslims Need to Confront Muslim Evil
09/17/13: Yes, We Are the World's Policeman
09/10/13: The Obama Doctrine: Call it USLKOE
08/27/13: Tolerance, Health and Fascism
08/20/13: Dogs and the Divine . . . and Strangers
08/13/13: The Left Vs. the Redskins
08/06/13: Yes, There Are Monsters
07/30/13: The impossibility of being a liberal hypocrite
07/23/13: Fire Created and Stoked by the Left
07/16/13: The Election of a Black President Has Meant Nothing
07/09/13: Egypt's Coup ... and Ours
07/02/13: The Left, Bert and Ernie and Children's Innocence
06/25/13: MP3, Camera Phones and the Price of Convenience
06/18/13: Why Some Scientists Embrace the 'Multiverse'
06/11/13: A Christian Minister Opposes 'G0D Bless America'
06/04/13: Do Blacks and the Left Really Believe This?
05/29/13: The 'Muslims-Killed-by-the-West' Lie
05/21/13: On Using Parents of Murdered Children
05/14/13: The Church of Scotland's Scandal
05/07/13: So what if it's destructive. It feels good to solve a problem that does not exist
04/30/13: Why Is There a Hookup Culture?
04/23/13: B.S. from Boston --- and Chechnya
04/16/13: CAUGHT! Student turns lib professor in
04/09/13: Holocaust lessons that don't force guilt or anger? Yes, for Jew and gentile alike
04/05/13: The Bible vs. Heart
03/26/13: Florida Atlantic University: Another Left-Wing Seminary
03/19/13: Even If Your Child Is A Homosexual . . .
03/12/13: Marijuana: Another Gift of the Left to America's Youth
03/05/13: The Left Now Seems To Have Reverence for Fanatics
02/16/13: Environmentalism and Human Sacrifice
02/12/13: Support for California Fugitive is Troubling
02/05/13: A Morally-Confused Marine
01/29/13: Conservatives must master the lessons of prez's inaugural address
01/22/13: 'Fiscal' Conservatism Needs 'Social' Conservatism
01/15/13: The Atheist Response to Sandy Hook
01/08/13: Lib columnist Explains Conservatives
12/18/12: Conscience, Not Guns
12/04/12: What's Wrong with Public Nudity?
11/27/12: Cuban-American Vote Explains Everything
11/20/12: How the New York Times Covers Evil
11/13/12: Maybe Minorities' Values Need Changing
11/06/12: A Jew Tours for Romney
10/30/12: Why a Good Person Can Vote Against Same-Sex Marriage
10/23/12: Big Business Is Not Conservative
10/15/12: Joe Biden's Religion: Catholicism or Leftism?
10/10/12: It's Important To Understand Why Romney Won
10/03/12: The World's Most Dynamic Religion Is …
09/25/12: It's Not Just the Economy, Stupid!
08/28/12: My Dream Speech for Mitt Romney
08/21/12:The Pro-Life Movement Must Disavow Akin Comment
08/14/12: Will a Weakened American Character Defeat Paul Ryan?
08/07/12: Mitt Romney, Chick-fil-A, and Ben & Jerry's
07/31/12: Sandusky Abused Children, NCAA Abuses History
07/24/12: Why ABC Tried to Blame the Tea Party for Aurora
07/17/12: A Letter to Young Voters
07/10/12: The 'God-Particle' and God
07/03/12: Roberts, Blankenhorn, and the Power of Liberal Intimidation
06/26/12: Middle Fingers at the White House
06/12/12: Science Demands Big Government!
06/05/12: Can a General Call Suicide 'Selfish'?
05/22/12: Rational People Fear Big Government, Not Big Business
05/15/12: God and Man at (and for) Liberty
05/01/12: November Is a Plebiscite On the American Revolution
04/24/12: Why America is Still the Best Hope
04/17/12: Why Would a Pro-Castro Sentiment Only Offend Cubans?
04/10/12: Still the Least Racist Country in the World
04/03/12: Left is a victim of its own brainwash
03/27/12: Are the 'Less Fortunate' Less Fortunate?
03/20/12: The Real Reason the NAACP Went to Geneva
03/13/12: Who Is Happy?
03/06/12: Many Muslims Are Making Many Atheists
02/29/12: Do You Know What Kids Now Learn in College?
02/12/12: If You're Ever Murdered, Here's an Idea
02/14/12: Chris Christie on Israel --- and What It Means to Be a Leader
01/31/12: They Have Islamist Fanatics, We Have Secularist Fanatics
01/24/12: Evangelicals and Romney: Should Theology Matter?
01/18/12: Ron Paul and America's Alleged Racism
01/10/12: Leftism Makes You Meaner
12/20/11: Why Thomas Friedman Abetted Anti-Semitism
12/13/11: Adultery, Character and Politics My Responses
12/06/11: What Does Adultery Tell Us About Character?
11/29/11: A Response to Oregon's Governor on Capital Punishment
11/15/11: Does a Full-Time Homemaker Swap Her Mind for a Mop?
11/08/11: Optimistic or Pessimistic About America?
11/01/11: Four Legacies of Feminism
10/25/11: Are Evangelicals or University Professors More Irrational?
10/18/11: Why Is Class Hatred Morally Superior to Race Hatred?
10/13/11: Steve Jobs' Father Was . . .
10/04/11: Thirteen Obstacles to Becoming a Better Person
09/27/11: The Palestinians Want Peace --- Just Not With a Jewish State
09/20/11: Why Young Americans Can't Think Morally
09/13/11: Lessons from 9/11? What Lessons?
09/06/11: What if Congressional Black Caucus Were Accused of Wanting Jews Gassed?
08/30/11: Israel an Apartheid State?
08/15/11: Still the Only Solution to the World's Problems
08/02/11: Can Islam Be Reformed?
07/26/11: What Will It Take to Wake Jews Up?
07/19/11: Ten Ways Progressive Policies Harm Society's Moral Character
07/12/11: Ingratitude, Thy Name Is South Korea
07/04/11: Do This for 10 Minutes on the Fourth of July
06/28/11: Why Was a Man in Panties and a Bra Allowed to Fly?
06/21/11: How The New York Times Explains Male Sex Scandals
06/07/11: Accusation that Voter ID Is Racist Demeans Blacks
05/31/11: On Celebrating the Death of Evil People
05/24/11: When It Comes to Doomsdays, the Left Shouldn't Laugh at the Religious
05/17/11: Are the Jews the Chosen People?
05/10/11: How Leftism Poisoned a Psychiatrist's Mind
05/03/11: F-Word Laced Speech Disqualifies Donald Trump from Presidency
04/27/11: The Welfare State and the Selfish Society
04/12/11: Moral Monsters in Afghanistan and Moral Idiocy in America
04/05/11: Why the Almighty Isn't Doing Well These Days
03/22/11: Arab League Redefines Chutzpah
03/15/11: The Other Tsunami
03/08/11: The $50,000 Orgasm
03/01/11: Eight Reasons Not To Be Optimistic About Egypt
02/15/11: Trip to Vietnam Revives Hatred of Communism
02/08/11: On Visiting My Hundredth Country
02/01/11: Put Left-wing Speech Control in the Cross Hairs
1/25/11: The One Thing You Won't See on TV at the State of the Union
1/18/11: Libeling the Right: The Key to the Left's Success
1/11/11: For the Left, There Are No Sacred Texts
01/04/11: From Yale to the NFL: Are We Still the Home of the Brave?
12/28/10: What Do Women Want?
12/21/10: What Do Men Want?
12/14/10: He Called Sarah Palin an Idiot?
12/07/10: "F--- You" from the Music Industry
11/30/10: Want To Raise a Good Person? Stop Nurturing Your Child's Self-Esteem
11/23/10: Why Conservatives Are Happier Than Liberals
11/16/10: Must the Liberal Mind Rejects Sad Facts?
11/09/10: How Do California and the Titanic Differ?
11/02/10: Why I Now Vote Party, not Individual
10/26/10: This Is a Referendum, Not an Election
10/19/10: Proud To Be a Republican
10/12/10: The Almighty, Liberals and Liberty
10/05/10: A Letter from a Republican to Hispanics
09/28/10: If You Are Not a Leftist, Why Are You Voting Democrat?
09/14/10: The Times, the Mosque and Islam --- No Moral Nuance
09/07/10: Why the Right Fears Transforming America --- and the Left Seeks It
08/31/10: ABC, NPR and PBS Hosts Equate Christian and Muslim Violence
08/24/10: For the Left, Opponents Cannot Have Decent Motives: The Ground Zero Example
08/17/10: Same-Sex Marriage and the Insignificance of Men and Women
08/10/10: Black Murders Eight Whites; Media Blames Whites
07/27/10: Loyal opposition, my . . .!
07/20/10: NAACP Confirms Election of a Black President Made No Difference
07/13/10: A Speech Every American High School Principal Should Give
07/06/10: Name One Difference Between World Opinion and Left-Wing Opinion
06/29/10: If You Believe America Has Lousy Health Care, Here's Why
06/15/10: When Good People Do Bad Things
06/08/10: If Israel Is Not Evil, the World Is in Big Trouble
05/25/10: The World Is a Cruel Place --- and If America Weakens, It Will Get Crueler
05/11/10: Left Is Certain of Tea Partiers' Motives, but Finds Terrorists Inscrutable
05/04/10: Jews Who Cheapen the Holocaust
04/27/10: Why Left Talks about 'White' Tea Parties
04/20/10: Obama, Israel and the Genesis Prediction
04/13/10: The Left Squashes Life's Little Pleasures
04/01/10: Where Do Jews and Christians on the Left Get Their Values?
03/23/10: It's a Civil War: What We Do Now
03/16/10: The Bigger the Government, the Less You Are Needed
03/09/10: Why Dems Don't Care about $9.7 Trillion Debt
03/02/10: John, Chuck, Kathleen, and . . . Mr. President
02/23/10: Government, Yes! The Divine and Parents, No!
02/16/10: The Doritos Ad Was Not Funny
02/10/10: Frank Rich and the State of Liberal Commentary
02/02/10: What I Said to the Republican Members of Congress
01/26/10: An Open Letter to the publisher of Little Green Footballs
01/19/10: Is America Still Making Men?
01/12/10: Reid Punished by Liberal Preoccupation with Private Comment
01/06/10: Controlling When You Relieve Yourself, Not Body Scan, Invades Privacy
12/29/09: Thank You to These Businesses and Products
12/22/09: Dems Ensure America Will No Longer Be the Last Best Hope of Earth
12/15/09: Have We Stopped Trying to Make Good People?
12/01/09: Left Destroys More than It Creates
11/24/09: A Troubled Thanksgiving 2009
11/17/09: The Silver Lining of the Left in Power
11/10/09: Intimidated Americans Claim Not To Know Hasan's Motives
11/03/09: A Society that Venerates Lawyers More than Doctors
10/20/09: Obama and Dalai Lama: Why Israel Worries about U.S. President
10/13/09: Why President Obama Was Awarded the Nobel Prize
10/07/09: Violating children and the Values of People Who Make Films
09/29/09: Reflections on the Death of My Mother
09/15/09: The Left Is Right --- Taxes Are a Moral Issue
09/01/09: The Bigger the Government, the Smaller the Citizen
08/25/09: This Week, It Was Scotland's Turn To Shame the West
08/18/09: Now Yale Embarrasses the Idea of the Western University
08/11/09: I Thought Dissent Is Patriotic
08/04/09: What the Gates-Crowley teachable moment really teaches
07/28/09: 10 Questions for Supporters of 'ObamaCare'
07/21/09: Americans are beginning to understand the Left
07/14/09: Why I Came to Honduras
07/07/09: Obama is in Russia, but Honduras is where the action is
06/30/09: See this film (or stop complaining about Hollywood)
06/23/09: Senator Embarrassment, D-Calif.
06/16/09: Dear Iranians: Don't Count on America (or Any Country Led by Left)
06/09/09: Why the Cairo Speech Was So Sad
06/02/09: The Speech President Obama Won't Dare Give in Egypt
06/02/09: The Speech President Obama Won't Give in Egypt
05/26/09: President Has More Effective Method to Get Intel from Terrorists What Is It?
05/12/09: Socialism and Secularism Suck Vitality Out of Society
05/06/09: Question to Left: If You love America, Why 'Transform' It?
04/28/09: Nine Questions the Left Needs to Answer About Torture
04/21/09: The more given, the less earned
04/14/09: Time for Congressional Black Caucus to Disband?
04/07/09: America's naive President
03/31/09: New Broadway Play About Hero Who Is � Religious!
03/24/09: Why Doesn't Communism Have as Bad a Name as Nazism?
03/17/09: Brilliance is overrated
03/10/09: Some silver linings in our dark economy
03/03/09: Is there really only one human race?
02/24/09: From California to the Boy Scouts: Left Destroys More than It Builds
02/17/09: The Madoff Bill
02/10/09: When a Priest Denies the Holocaust
02/03/09: From Africa with Love
01/27/09: California college student: Terror is the New Communism
01/21/09: Obama's inaugural address short on inspiration
01/09/09: Guess Who Cares about Dead Palestinians? Jews!
01/06/09: Dissecting Dershowitz
12/16/08: Minorities Should Express Shame, Not Only Pride
12/09/08: Setting the facts straight on those who oppose homosexuality
11/25/08: Why Reporters -- and Judges and Professors -- Are Biased
11/18/08: Is gay the new black?
11/11/08: Some Positive Reactions from the Right
11/04/08: Will Americans Really Vote to Fundamentally Transform America?
10/28/08: Why the left wants to change America
10/23/08: Hate in the name of love
10/16/08: There are two irreconcilable Americas
10/07/08: Gotcha Questions for Katie Couric (and Her Colleagues)
10/02/08: Jewish far-Left wins, Jews and Israel lose
09/23/08: Liberals warnings about obama loss may prove self-fulfilling
09/16/08: The Gibson Doctrine
09/09/08: What I saw at the two conventions
08/26/08: On Shooting Taggers: Why Conservatives and Liberals Differ
08/19/08: If the Almighty doesn't exist
08/12/08: Why I Am Not a Liberal
08/05/08: Barack Obama's Naive Berlin Speech Part Two
07/29/08: Barack Obama's Naive Berlin Speech
07/22/08: Will Israel Attack Iran?
07/15/08: False Equation: Opposing Same-Sex Marriage and Opposing Interracial Marriage
07/08/08: Why a black artist replaced the national anthem
07/01/08: Why I Support John McCain
06/24/08: Why Are So Many Women Depressed?
06/17/08: When Young People Get Excited
06/11/08: When I was a boy, America was a better place
06/03/08: Liberalism and victimhood
05/13/08: If On the Wrong Track, Why Go Left?
05/06/08: Michael Moore, Frank Rich, Jeremiah Wright and John Hagee
04/29/08: PBS, Bill Moyers and the Rev. Wright
04/22/08: Time fights carbon emissions; military fights evil
04/15/08: How liberals lost a liberal
04/08/08: It's a Bad World
04/01/08: If Jeremiah Wright is a Prophet, Isaiah Wasn't
03/25/08: Why do Palestinians get much more attention than Tibetans?
03/18/08: Who is Barack Obama?
03/11/08: Why Are So Many Women Depressed? Part I
03/04/08: Before sending your child to a college, ask these questions
02/05/08: Memo to Both Parties: Vote for Who's Best, not for Who's Electable
01/29/08: A response to What You Have To Believe To Be a Republican Today
01/22/08: The Case for Rudy Giuliani
01/15/08: Gov. Corzine and I May have different hearts
01/08/08: Obama's calls for unity are not what they seem
01/02/08: Will Smith, Hitler and the Diminishing Value of Truth
12/18/07: Secular Europe or Religious America? A Response to the Times' Roger Cohen
12/11/07: In politics values matter, not theology
12/04/07: Baby Boomers owe America's young people an apology
11/27/07: The world doesn't hate America, the Left does
11/20/07: America, here are your Democratic presidential candidates
11/13/07: To Understand the Left, Read this Issue of Rolling Stone
11/06/07: No, Sen. Dodd, education is not the answer to every problem
10/30/07: The Left and the term Islamo-Fascism
10/23/07: Internet anonymity is as destructive as Internet porn
10/09/07: Colorado State University shames itself
10/02/07: Columbia's prez meant well; liberals often do
09/25/07: Who values the truth?
09/18/07: Why the Left has changed journalism, education and the courts
09/11/07: Head of Reform Judaism says wearing veil should be respected
09/04/07: Why do people do evil?
08/28/07: Why do so many good people hold bad positions?
08/21/07: Why I fought for two boys I never met
08/14/07: Putting America before the party?
08/07/07: Excitement deprives children of happiness
07/30/07: Why Islamophobia is a brilliant term
07/23/07: Cruelty to Animals Leads to Cruelty; Kindness to Animals Doesn't Lead to Kindness
07/03/07: America Needs a July Fourth Seder
06/26/07: The Rape of a Name Is Also Rape
06/19/07: From JFK to 9/11: Why People Believe in Conspiracies
06/12/07: You're in a bad neighborhood and 10 men approach you . . .
06/05/07: Verbal graffiti defacing society
05/22/07: Campaign finance reform disqualifies John McCain
05/15/07: Israel Didn't Lose in Lebanon; America Hasn't Lost in Iraq
05/08/07: A Letter to Our Soldiers in Iraq
05/01/07: Even if entering Iraq was a mistake, leaving is worse
04/24/07: Duke lacrosse scandal: Eight lessons
04/17/07: You're Dead, I'm Healing
04/11/07: Britain was once Great Britain
03/27/07: New form of evil is why America has not won Iraq war
03/20/07: Compassion and the decline of America
03/06/07: Newsweek's Lorraine Ali and the Ghost of Walter Duranty
02/27/07: George Soros and the problem of self-hating Hebrews
02/20/07: On comparing global warming denial to Holocaust denial
02/13/07: On comparing global warming denial to Holocaust denial
02/06/07: Those who don't Ask "What happens next?"
01/30/07: Forcing girls to cheer for girls
01/23/07: Can we judge religions?
01/16/07: Thoughts on my vacation
01/03/07: America founded to be free, not secular
12/27/06: The culture war is about the authority of a Book
12/19/06: The world in 2007
12/12/06: Capital punishment another argument for it
11/21/06: Why I smoke (cigars)
11/14/06: The smugness of the war's opponents
11/07/06: Is a gay who opposes same-sex marriage a hypocrite?
10/31/06: Note to angry Republicans: Stay angry, but vote Republican
10/24/06: Candidate molests truth and children will suffer
10/17/06: The best are killed in every generation
10/10/06: The best are killed in every generation
10/06/06: Five non-religious arguments for marriage over living together
09/26/06: Pius attacked for not confronting evil, Benedict attacked for confronting evil
09/19/06: What the Left thinks: Howard Zinn, Part II
09/12/06: Just a reminder about who and why we are fighting
08/29/06: Just a reminder about who and why we are fighting
08/15/06: CBS is now officially the Communication for Barbarians Service
08/08/06: Jews shot in Seattle, Left focuses on Gibson
08/01/06: World Opinion is Worthless
07/18/06: The Middle East conflict is hard to solve but easy to explain
07/11/06: Stifling the racists
07/05/06: Thank Heaven for moral violence
06/27/06: When evils are defined down, good people are left verbally unarmed when the real evils present themselves
06/20/06: Why liberals fear global warming far more than conservatives do
06/13/06: Michael Berg and the twisted values of the greens and pacifism
06/06/06: Liberal reactions to the marriage amendment are not deep
05/30/06: Separate anti-Zionism from anti-Semitism?
05/23/06: Harry Reid and the end of liberal thought
05/16/06: Jews who aid those who hate Jews (and America)
05/02/06: The war we are fighting needs a more accurate name
05/02/06: How to identify America's totalitarians
04/25/06: Why are so many Jews liberal?
04/18/06: All Americans must see United 93
04/11/06: Why the low jobless rate challenges left and right
04/06/06: Who hates the other more libs or conservatives?
03/28/06: The Islamic threat is greater than German and Soviet threats were
03/21/06: Socialism makes people worse
03/14/06: Some many types of Jews, so little clarity
03/07/06: Speech we'd like to hear from an Academy Award winner
02/28/06: Blame the victin acceptable when perpetuated by Islamics
02/14/06: American news media: Little courage and little honesty
02/07/06: First they came for Israel, then they came for America . . .
01/31/06: Hamas landslide reveals more about left than about Palestinians
01/17/06: Hating inequality, not injustice
01/10/06: Revenge is bad?
12/28/05: On the suicide of a child and parents' luck
12/20/05: Am I an Uncle Jake?
12/13/05: If you're thinking of marrying, Part II
12/06/05: If you're thinking of marrying, Part I
11/29/05: Opponents of capital punishment have blood on their hands
11/22/05: Inequality, not evil
11/15/05: Jordanians are shocked shocked! that a wedding would be blown up
11/08/05: Happy people make the world better
11/01/05: The case for Judeo-Christian values: Who believes in American exceptionalism?
10/27/05: Dismissing your opponent as anti
10/11/05: Just another week of harm to a great civilization by barbarians inside the gates
10/06/05: The Bennett libel divides the decent Left from the indecent Left
09/27/05: The Left and hysteria
09/20/05: The case for Judeo-Christian values: First fight yourself, then society
09/13/05: The case for Judeo-Christian values: The feminization of society
08/30/05: Just one question for opponents of the war
08/23/05: The case for Judeo-Christian values: The rejection of materialism
08/09/05: The case for Judeo-Christian values: There is no viable alternative
08/02/05: The case for Judeo-Christian values: The challenge of the transgendered
07/19/05:What the world owes Palestinians and their ideological benefactors
07/12/05: They should finally admit that they don't support the troops
07/05/05: Why Democrats will smear any conservative Court nominee
06/28/05: The case for Judeo-Christian values: Without man, the environment is insignificant
06/21/05: The case for Judeo-Christian values: Nature must not be worshipped
06/07/05: Amnesty International and moral idiocy
05/31/05: The arrogance of values
05/24/05: The case for Judeo-Christian values: Secularism and the meaningless life
05/17/05: Newsweek and the rioters: Two faces of anti-Americanism
05/03/05: The case for Judeo-Christian values: Moral absolutes
04/26/05: How would Americans react to terror?
04/19/05: College taught her not to be a heterosexual
04/12/05: The Divorce-Threatens-Marriage lie
04/05/05: The case for Judeo-Christian values: The left's battle to restore chaos
03/29/05: The case for Judeo-Christian values: Choose life
03/22/05: We all have moral bank accounts
03/16/05: The case for Judeo-Christian values: Judeo-Christian values are larger than religion
03/01/05: The case for Judeo-Christian values: Hate evil
02/22/05: The case for Judeo-Christian values: Values vs (Liberal) Feelings
02/15/05: The case for Judeo-Christian values: Beliefs vs Values
02/08/05: The case for Judeo-Christian values: Human Worth
02/01/05: On worthless humanity
01/25/05: Professors as inquisitors
01/18/05: Reason without the Divine is morally useless
01/11/05: The case for Judeo-Christian values: Divine-based morality
01/04/05: Better answers: The case for Judeo-Christian values
Part One
12/28/04: My wish list for the New Year
12/07/04: Blue America: The land of the easily offended
11/30/04: Is it OK to hope anyone is in hell?
11/23/04: Amoral media, lowlife fans, spoiled athletes and beer
11/16/04: A Jew defends the cross
11/09/04: Why Dems are tagged as the party without values
11/02/04: Things you have to believe to vote Republican: A response
10/26/04: How Jews should vote?
10/19/04: Why I cannot vote for Kerry
10/12/04:Ask Kerry one question: What would Zarqawi be doing if he weren't in Iraq?
10/05/04: How Kerry won
09/28/04: Why I was evicted from a Miami hotel
09/21/04: The Left thinks legally, the Right thinks morally
09/07/04: They shoot children, don't they?
08/31/04: A This year's ingrate of the year award goes to . . .
08/24/04: A dialogue with a secularist
08/10/04: A dialogue with a secularist
08/10/04: Attacked for daring to criticize a 12-year-old girl
08/03/04: Using 12 year-olds to drive political agendas is child abuse
07/27/04: Explaining the Arab-Israeli conflict through numbers
07/22/04: Presbyterian Church defames Christianity
07/13/04: News that explains our world
06/29/04: A child's innocence is ruined by power hungry media
06/22/04: So, we're hated
06/15/04: We are not making happy Americans like Ronald Reagan
06/08/04: Taliban come to L.A.
06/01/04: One man wore jacket and tie at high school graduation
05/25/04: The greatest sin
05/18/04: The news media and Nick Berg
05/11/04: Shame on the news media, too
05/04/04: Same-sex marriage: Good for gays, bad for children
04/27/04: Pat Tillman, one of the 36
04/20/04: People are beautiful, the world stinks
04/14/04: Bob Kerrey clarifies the liberal view of blacks and women
04/05/04: Why no Christian suicide bombers? and other thoughts on Islamic terror
03/30/04: What does 'Judeo-Christian' mean?
03/09/04: Who supports same-sex marriage?
03/02/04: Frisco and the Islamists: Fighting the same enemy
02/24/04: Why young women are exposing themselves, Part Two
02/17/04: Why young women are exposing themselves: Part One
02/10/04: Probing the Massachusetts justices' minds
02/03/04: My minute with President Bush
01/27/04: On public cursing and other public sins
01/24/04: $#^% Republicans
01/13/04: A column about my last column
09/09/03: The Dems' counter-revolution
08/12/03: What makes a liberal?
08/05/03: A grand victory at the Grand Canyon
07/29/03: Vanessa Bryant deserves admiration, not contempt
07/22/03: Tony, you're killing us: Inside a Leftist brain
07/15/03: Would you rather your teenager smoke or cheat?
07/01/03: Liberal damage to black America is enormous
06/24/03: Unlike any other arrogance
06/18/03: More innocents die when we don't have capital punishment
06/10/03: Only a Palestinian civil war will bring peace
06/03/03: The legal system is now our enemy
05/28/03: Monkeys and atheists
05/20/03: Women pretending to be men
05/13/03: My week at Stanford
05/06/03: Burn families, barbecue chickens: why some can't tell the difference
04/25/03: Much talent, little wisdom
04/15/03: America the good
04/08/03: Dear Germany: Have you learned anything?
04/01/03: Saddam offered professorship at U.S. college
03/25/03: Grieve for Rachel Corrie's parents, but spare us the hagiography
03/18/03: Blame the Jews?
03/11/03: The Lone Ranger rides again
03/04/03: Dan and Saddam
02/26/03: Which will the world's future be: Muslim, European or American?
02/18/03: When have millions of Europeans ever been wrong?
02/11/03: Don't waste your money on an expensive college
02/04/03: What the world would like the president to say
01/28/03: How memories paralyze: Why Jews and blacks vote Democrat, cont'd
01/21/03: Why Jews and blacks vote Democrat
01/14/03: Why the Arab world hates America --- time to myth-bust
01/07/03: Conservatives have talk radio; liberals have everything else
12/31/02: If you believe that people are basically good . . .
12/17/02: Lott, Clinton, and the problem of the career politician
12/10/02: The healthiest and longest living generation of humans since the 900-year-olds of Genesis are being scared silly
12/04/02: Morally neutral reporting is dishonest reporting
11/26/02: Understand Nigeria and you understand the Islamic threat
11/19/02: James Bond meets his most fanatical foe yet -- anti-smokers
11/12/02: Conservatives need to be more compassionate on divorce
11/05/02: Of course, the great majority of Muslims are peaceful -- so what?
10/29/02: Nice guys finish first: Thoughts on the World Series
10/24/02: A Jew defends evangelical Christians
10/16/02: Bigot laureate well represents New Jersey
10/11/02: Why the Creator must always be higher than the Angels
10/02/02: Loudmouth "stars" are remaining surprisingly quiet about Israel
09/25/02: Bob Greene is a good man
09/11/02: 9-11 made America better
09/04/02: What I learned at the Minneapolis Metrodome about liberals and homosexuality
08/28/02: Teach our college co-eds about Islam --- but teach them the truth
08/14/02: How the nuclear family became "controversial"
08/07/02: Every generation is tested by great evil
07/31/02: Those who curse the Jews and those who bless them . . .
07/24/02: Children should talk to strangers
07/17/02: Why my son's best friend is black
07/11/02: Why Hesham Hadayet may be scarier than al Qaeda
07/03/02: "Pro-Israel lobby" is not why America supports Israel
06/26/02: Why does the Left support the "Palestinians"?
06/19/02: The commencement address I would give
06/12/02: Why do adult children live with their parents?
Because they actually like them
06/05/02: The stripper and the Christian school: Thoughts on what a Christian school should do when a parent is a stripper and on who the biggest sinner here is
05/31/02: Don't worry, New York, you are safe from a terrorist threat
05/15/02: A proud member of the world's two most hated peoples
05/10/02: What Israelis are saying
05/06/02: Thank Heaven for moral violence
04/29/02: Give back the Nobel Peace Prize: A letter to Elie Wiesel
04/22/02: Why so many students cheat
04/12/02: Is it 1938 again for the Jews?
04/05/02: It's the values, stupid
01/31/02: Smoke and lose your son
10/30/01: Why Arab/Muslim anti-Semites are worse than
the Nazis

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Eclipse Finance Day 2012
The Eclipse Finance Day is a great opportunity to learn how financial institutions are using and benefiting from Eclipse and open source software. This 1-day event will be held October 16, 2012 at the UBS offices in Zurich Switzerland. There is no cost to attend, but pre-registration is required.
Eclipse Finance Day will feature two important trends: Model Driven Development and Modernization. Attendees will discover how financial institutions are using Eclipse and learn the current best practices. The event will feature speakers from leading financial institutions, like UBS, Credit Suisse, Swiss Mobiliar, Swiss PostFinance and more.
The event is open to everyone working in the financial industry. Priority registration will be given to individuals that are employed by a financial institution.
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
8:30am - 5:30pm
NOTE: Some talks will be in English and other talks will be in German
Attendee Registration
Please register for this event on the Eventbrite page. Priority will be given to individuals that are employed by financial institutions.
Badenerstrasse 574
8048 Zürich
There is no parking available. The nearest possible car park is at the Shopping Center Letzipark and cost approx 30.- CHF/day.


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By ALLEN G. BREED and TOM HAYS, ASSOCIATED PRESS
NEW YORK (AP) — Millions of people from Maine to the Carolinas waited wearily for the power to come back on Tuesday, and New Yorkers found themselves all but cut off from the modern world as the U.S. death toll from Superstorm Sandy climbed to 40, many of the victims killed by falling trees.
The extent of the damage in New Jersey, where the storm roared ashore Monday night with hurricane-force winds of 80 mph, began coming into focus: homes knocked off their foundations, boardwalks wrecked and amusement pier rides cast into the sea.
"We are in the midst of urban search and rescue. Our teams are moving as fast as they can," Gov. Chris Christie said. "The devastation on the Jersey Shore is some of the worst we've ever seen. The cost of the storm is incalculable at this point."
As the storm steamed inland, still delivering punishing wind and rain, more than 8.2 million people across the East were without power. Airlines canceled more than 15,000 flights around the world, and it could be days before the mess is untangled and passengers can get where they're going.
The storm also disrupted the presidential campaign with just a week to go before Election Day.
President Barack Obama canceled a third straight day of campaigning, scratching events scheduled for Wednesday in swing state Ohio. Republican Mitt Romney resumed his campaign, but with plans to turn a political rally in Ohio into a "storm relief event."
Sandy will end up causing about $20 billion in property damage and $10 billion to $30 billion more in lost business, making it one of the costliest natural disasters on record in the U.S., according to IHS Global Insight, a forecasting firm.
Lower Manhattan, which includes Wall Street, was among the hardest-hit areas after the storm sent a nearly 14-foot surge of seawater, a record, coursing over its seawalls and highways.
Water cascaded into the gaping, unfinished construction pit at the World Trade Center, and the New York Stock Exchange was closed for a second day, the first time that has happened because of weather since the Blizzard of 1888. The NYSE said it will reopen on Wednesday.
A huge fire destroyed as many as 100 houses in a flooded beachfront neighborhood in Queens on Tuesday, forcing firefighters to undertake daring rescues. Three people were injured.
New York University's Tisch Hospital evacuated 200 patients after its backup generator failed. About 20 babies from the neonatal intensive care unit were carried down staircases and were given battery-powered respirators.
A construction crane that collapsed in the high winds on Monday still dangled precariously 74 floors above the streets of midtown Manhattan, and hundreds of people were evacuated as a precaution. And on Staten Island, a tanker ship wound up beached on the shore.
Some bridges into New York reopened, but some tunnels were closed, as were schools, Broadway theaters and the metropolitan area's three main airports, LaGuardia, Kennedy and Newark.
With water standing in two major commuter tunnels and seven subway tunnels under the East River, Mayor Michael Bloomberg said it was unclear when the nation's largest transit system would be rolling again. It shut down Sunday night ahead of the storm.
Joseph Lhota, chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, said the damage was the worst in the 108-year history of the New York subway.
Similarly, Consolidated Edison said it could take at least a week to restore electricity to the last of the nearly 800,000 customers in and around New York City who lost power.
Millions of more fortunate New Yorkers surveyed the damage as dawn broke, their city brought to an extraordinary standstill.
"Oh, Jesus. Oh, no," Faye Schwartz said she looked over her neighborhood in Brooklyn, where cars were scattered like leaves.
Reggie Thomas, a maintenance supervisor at a prison near the overflowing Hudson River, emerged from an overnight shift, a toothbrush in his front pocket, to find his Honda with its windows down and a foot of water inside. The windows automatically go down when the car is submerged to free drivers.
"It's totaled," Thomas said with a shrug. "You would have needed a boat last night."
Around midday, Sandy was about 120 miles east of Pittsburgh, pushing westward with winds of 45 mph, and was expected to make a turn into New York State on Tuesday night. Although weakening as it goes, the storm will continue to bring heavy rain and flooding, said Daniel Brown of the National Hurricane Center in Miami.
In a measure of the storm's immense size and power, waves on southern Lake Michigan rose to a record-tying 20.3 feet. High winds spinning off Sandy's edges clobbered the Cleveland area early Tuesday, uprooting trees, cutting power to hundreds of thousands, closing schools and flooding major roads along Lake Erie.
In Portland, Maine, gusts topping 60 mph scared away several cruise ships and prompted officials to close the port.
Sandy also brought blizzard conditions to parts of West Virginia and neighboring Appalachian states, with more than 2 feet of snow expected in some places. A snowstorm in western Maryland caused a pileup of tractor-trailers that blocked part of Interstate 68 on slippery Big Savage Mountain.
"It's like a long-tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs up here," said Bill Wiltson, a Maryland State Police dispatcher.
The death toll climbed rapidly, and included 17 victims in New York State — 10 of them in New York City — along with five each in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Sandy also killed 69 people in the Caribbean before making its way up the Eastern Seaboard.
In New Jersey, Sandy cut off barrier islands and wrecked boardwalks up and down the coast, tearing away a section of Atlantic City's world-famous promenade. Atlantic City's 12 waterfront casinos came through largely unscathed.
Jersey City was closed to cars because traffic lights were out, and Hoboken, just over the Hudson River from Manhattan, was hit with major flooding.
A huge swell of water swept over the small New Jersey town of Moonachie, near the Hackensack River, and authorities struggled to rescue about 800 people, some living in a trailer park. And in neighboring Little Ferry, water suddenly started gushing out of storm drains overnight, submerging a road under 4 feet of water and swamping houses.
Police and fire officials used boats and trucks to reach the stranded.
"I looked out and the next thing you know, the water just came up through the grates. It came up so quickly you couldn't do anything about it. If you wanted to move your car to higher ground you didn't have enough time," said Little Ferry resident Leo Quigley, who with his wife was taken to higher ground by boat.
Hays reported from New York and Breed reported from Raleigh, N.C.; AP Science Writer Seth Borenstein contributed to this report from Washington. Associated Press writers David Dishneau in Delaware City, Del., Katie Zezima in Atlantic City, Emery P. Dalesio in Elizabeth City, N.C., and Erika Niedowski in Cranston, R.I., also contributed.
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Introduction to Autonomous Vehicles
Autonomous vehicles, such as the ones being developed by Google, Uber, and Apple, as well as semi-autonomous cars on the market by Tesla, are generating exciting engineering challenges and catching significant public attention. As one of the goals of the Jacobs School of Engineering at the University of California San Diego is to provide students with up-to-date relevant knowledge, MAE/ECE 148 (Introduction to Autonomous Vehicles) will incorporate engineering theory and good practices, industry relevant lectures, and practical application with the development of 1/10 scale autonomous cars that must perform on a simulated city track.
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This course will introduce students to the fundamentals of Autonomous Vehicles using an accelerated and engaging engineering curriculum that leverages the educational benefits of robotics competitions. Students will work in small diverse teams, learning the best engineering methods and practices similar to what they will see in their professional career. Skills to be learned include project management, adhering to a budget and business planning, working within time constraints, designing to specifications, demonstrating performance, and delivering a well documented project that others can build on.
More specifically, students will be introduced and do development in the following areas:
- Computer Vision
- Algorithms for Navigation
- On-vehicle vs. off-vehicle computation
- Computer learning systems such as Neural Networks
- Locomotion Systems
- Vehicle Steering and Traction Control
- Dead Reckoning
- Odometry
- Sensor Fusion
- Global Positioning Based (GPS) Auto-Pilot limitations
- Simulation
- Power Management
Teams of students will be required to build an autonomous car using 1/10 scale R/C based cars that must meet a minimum pre-stabilized performance during a competition on an outdoor scaled track simulating city streets. Through this process of preparing for robotics competitions, students working in small diverse teams will experience a multidisciplinary engineering course that integrates theory and hands-on experience.
Enrollment is based upon instructor approval and limited to 28 students.
Students are encouraged to send an email the instructors with a short introduction and summarizing the reasons why they are interested in the course.
Detailed description on the topics covered will be made available here:
Instruction will be complemented by the following tutorial sections:
Integral to the class is a team project in which the class is divided in groups of 4 students. Each group has to develop a project that incorporates a new feature to the car, for example a new sensor, new algorithm, new motor, etc, develop the project and present it at the end of the class. Past class projects and ideas for new projects can be found in our project's page:
This course requires students to create projects for the development of autonomous vehicles.
Students are encouraged to work in small multidisciplinary teams but have to produce an individual plan for development during the quarter. Projects can cover engineering theory, design and hands-on experience.
Students will work in small diverse teams in which they will learn about best engineering methods and practices. Management skills to be learned include project management, adhering to a budget and business planning, working within time constraints, designing to specifications, demonstrating performance, and delivering a well documented project that others can build on.
Teams are expected to report and present their findings and progress throughout the quarter and produce a final report. The final report shall contain enough detail to provide future students with the knowledge and insights developed throughout the quarter.
In addition to the team report, each student is expected to turn in an individual self reflection detailing his or her participation and providing a personal perspective on the work of the team.


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Maybelline Vivids Lipstick Swatches & Target Haul9:00 AM
Readers, are you into the bright lip trend? Will you be picking up any of the Maybelline Vivids lipsticks? What is your favorite shade of bold lipstick to wear? Let me know in the comments!
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Loved both the Vivids lipsticks... waiting for them to arrive in India soon.ReplyDelete
Hot plum and fuchsia flash look extremely similar in the pictures. Would you recommend one or the other or both?ReplyDelete
I personally think Hot Plum is more flattering on me but the two actually look very different in real life! I think it just looks similar in the photos because they are next to each other. Fuchsia Flash is a lot lighter than Hot Plum. :)Delete
Thanks for the tip. I will keep that in mind for the next time I go to Target :]Delete
Ii've only tried Vibrant Mandarin and that definitely leaves a stain but its not bad after you put some lip balm or gloss over (if your lips are drying out that is)ReplyDelete
Wow!! I really love the lip colours!ReplyDelete
But fuchsia flash looks so much better than I thought it would be.
i really like the fuschia looks on you. Intriguingly pretty. I hope maybelline launch this in indonesia too :)ReplyDelete
Wow, these look fantasic on you. I love the fuchsia but I don't know if I could pull it off :)ReplyDelete
Oh man, I haven't taken the plunge into neon lips yet! Not sure if I could rock it. The Fuschia Flash looks amazing on you!!ReplyDelete
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never seen the whisper lipsticks before!ReplyDelete
wow...I need Hot Plum <3ReplyDelete
I love oranges and reds! Bright pinks are doable too! ^__^ <3 I love the neon red, I think I need that. XDReplyDelete
I absolutely LOVE all of the Vivid lipsticks. They're so incredible for the price!ReplyDelete
Love your blog!
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I agree! Love that drugstore brands are hopping on the bright lip bandwagon!Delete
I am so in love with these lipsticks! I have On Fire Red and Shocking CoralReplyDelete
The Maybelline Vivids shades are absolutely beautiful, but in terms of quality and performace I like the Maybelline Color Whisper better ^_^ReplyDelete
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Can you recommend a drugstore matte eye shadow? All the ones I've seen are very shimmery.ReplyDeleteReplies
Wow that red lipstick looks lovely on you. Maybelline has definitely been releasing some awesome products lately.ReplyDelete
Beautiful colors on you! I have always been into the bright lips; there are a lot of fuschia lip colors in my arsenal!ReplyDelete
The Neon red is perfect on you! Love it.:-) Cheers from Paris.ReplyDelete
Jen can you please do a Draw My Life video!ReplyDeleteReplies
Yes! It's already in the works. :)Delete
Love the purple lipstick color. It's romantic and beautiful!!!ReplyDelete
Mine is in are you red-dy and it does stain as well.. Neon red looks perfect, I'm gonna get that soon hopefully :DReplyDelete
You're so gorgeous with neon red !!! <3ReplyDelete
Would love to see what you think about the Rimmel ScandalEyes Pencil andReplyDelete
Maybelline Colossal Cat Eyes Waterproof Mascara!
LOVE the hot pink on you~ReplyDelete
I am in love with hot plum!!!ReplyDelete
you look amazing wearing pink.
♡Lots of love.
why is makeup in the US and everywhere else so much cheaper than it is in australia?!ReplyDelete
Oh man, I've heard so many Aussies complaining about the same thing. I have no idea! Some drugstore brands here and more expensive in Korea too, like Maybelline!Delete
are you going to the upcoming anime expo 2013 in july?ReplyDeleteReplies
I plan on it! :)Delete
Hi Jen! I have a question which I struggle with when I buy lipstick!ReplyDelete
What's the best way to try on and figure out which lipstick suits me, at a store like sephora? I find that trying it on my lips become deceiving because no matter how much I try to wipe it off after each try, the color stays on and it becomes a mix of colours. Drawing it on my hand also doesn't help as I still can't tell how it looks on my face. There are huuundreds of lipstick colors and it's so overwhelming sometimes! Help! How do you pick?Replies
The good thing about Sephora is that you can test products out while you are there, but you're right it can be tough. Sephora should have waterproof makeup removers at the tester stations, so I recommend using that to wipe your lips between lipsticks! It works better than just wiping with tissue. :)Delete
I went and bought 3 Vivids because of your haul video... you're right! They're AMAZING! Thanks for the find!ReplyDelete
I bought the Revlon Color Burst lipsticks. They're sooo cute and creamy. Especially the Creamsicle and Cherry Tart colors. You should try them :)ReplyDelete
Jen, did you use a lipliner with these lipsticks? If so, what color lipliner did you use for the Hot Plum and Fuchsia Flash lipsticks?ReplyDelete
Jen, I completely agree! The Maybelline Vivids are a Great find. I have Vivid Rose and Neon Red so far, and totally in love with them. Great pigmentation, lasting power, and price point! All the colors look great, especially the hot plum, will definitely pick that up next time!ReplyDelete
Hi Jen, I just want to let you know that your picture from this post is being used by an online shop on facebook. I'm not sure if you are aware of it, since they used my picture without my permission I thought they might do the same with you. Here's the link to their fb page https://www.facebook.com/twlcosmetics/photos_stream ... they also use the same picture on their instagram.ReplyDelete


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The Sirius Aries is a moderately high speed (11) Long Range Turn Driver suitable for all skill levels. Beginners will find that it exhibits enough glide in order to increase their distances, and experienced players will find that it is great for tailwind shots where a long sustainable turn is needed. It's best for shots where a long turnover flight path is desired, with a smooth glide throughout, and a slight fade to finish. Not recommended for against the wind shots. Ultra strong throwers might find it to be a great back handed roller disc.


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NEW YORK >> Lululemon has yanked its popular black yoga pants from store shelves and online after it found that the sheer material used was revealing too much of its loyal customers.
The see-through yoga garb is the latest in a series of quality glitches that threatens to alienate the retailer's hardcore fan base, which has so far been more than willing to shell out $100 for pants and other athletic garments. These legions of followers have helped Lululemon, founded in 1998, become a billion-dollar business.
Eva Glettner, 33, of Los Angeles is a case in point. Glettner, who has been a devoted fan of Lululemon, said she'll now shop only at Target to buy her yoga outfits.
"You expect a certain quality, and they definitely let me down," Glettner said. "For that price point, it's unacceptable."
Glettner says Target has similar pants for $30. "It's hard enough making a commitment to working out without worrying about whether you are baring your behind."
Lululemon Athletica Inc. said on its website that it first began to understand the extent of the problem on March 11 as part of its weekly call with store managers, who voiced worries about sheerness. Lululemon declined to respond to Associated Press queries about whether the problem was discovered when customers started to return the Luon pants, the latest batch of which went on sale at the beginning of the month.
But Faye Landes, an analyst at Cowen & Co., believes customers reported the problem to store managers, who in turn reported back to management.
"If this is indeed the case, we suspect a serious lapse in (the company's) supply chain, quality control and vendor management and specifically in its quality assurance program," she said.
Investors usually like transparency. But not in this case. Lululemon's stock price slid $3.90, or 6 percent, to $62, before recovering and closing Tuesday at $64.08, lobbing more than $250 million off of its market value in one day. The stock is down 16 percent so far this year, while the broader markets have been hitting multiyear highs.
Lululemon insists that the problem didn't occur because it changed specifications for the clothing or switched suppliers. It warned that the recall could lead to short supplies and will hurt its first-quarter revenue. The Luon pants, made from a combination of nylon and Lycra fibers, are one of the retailer's product staples and account for about 17 percent of all women's pants in its stores. The company is offering customers' full refunds or exchanges.
The debacle marks the fourth quality problem in the last year for Lululemon, according to Credit Suisse analyst Christian Buss — and not the first see-through issue.
First, the Vancouver-based company had sheerness problems with certain swimsuits for spring 2012. And some light-colored pants currently on sale carry this disclaimer: "You may experience sheerness with some of our bright-colored bottoms because of the lightweight nature of the fabric. We recommend you do a couple of Down Dogs in your brightly colored bottoms to ensure you're happy with the fit and coverage." "Down Dogs" refers to a yoga position. The company also has had problems with bright dyes bleeding.
Until now, Lululemon has been as much a star for investors as it has for yoga devotees. Its shares rocketed from less than $3 in 2009, to more than $81 last May. Analysts expect to get more details when Lululemon posts earnings for the final quarter and full fiscal year on Thursday. But already some Wall Street analysts have downgraded the stock.
"We see some potential that (Lululemon) risks alienating its core customer bases should quality control issues persist," Buss wrote in her note. Based on her own research, Buss said the Luon fabric is sourced from a Taiwanese manufacturer.
Lululemon confirmed through an outside publicist that its sourcing manager for raw materials is at the facilities of the supplier, Taiwan-based Eclat Textile Co.
Still, some marketing experts dismissed the debacle as a temporary glitch and said Lululemon's loyal customers won't switch to rivals like Nike Inc. or Champion anytime soon.
"It's a late-night TV joke, and it's going to pass," said Robert Passikoff, president of Brand Keys Inc., a New York customer research firm. "The issue is closure, contrition and care. Clearly, they're doing everything they need to do."
Lululemon cut its first-quarter revenue forecast as a result of its decision to withdraw the pants. The company now anticipates first-quarter revenue between $333 million and $343 million, down from an earlier estimate of $350 million to $355 million. Analysts polled by FactSet had previously forecast revenue of $352.1 million.
The company also slashed its outlook for first-quarter revenue growth at stores open at least a year to between 5 percent and 8 percent, from 11 percent previously.