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Big Think Interview With David Remnick
Since taking the helm of The New Yorker in 1998, David Remnick has returned the magazine to its profitable glory days. A graduate of Princeton University, he began his journalistic career as a night police reporter at the Washington Post in 1982, becoming the paper's Moscow correspondent in 1988. His coverage of the Soviet Union's collapse led to his Pulitzer Prize-winning 1993 book "Lenin's Tomb." His latest book "The Bridge," is a biography of President Barack Obama. He lives in New York with his wife, Esther Fein, and their three children.
David\r\n Remnick: Like most people who don't live in the South Side of \r\nChicago or in Illinois, the first time that I ever heard of him was when\r\n he was running for Senate. And we were looking at The New Yorker for \r\ninteresting Senate, Congressional and state house races to write about \r\nin addition to the presidential race and somebody mentioned this guy, \r\nBarack Obama, that he was interesting and he was quite possibly going to\r\n win and it was a state where all kinds of bizarre things were happening\r\n in that Senate race. Remember the first real great event was his big \r\ndemocratic opponent, Blair Hall, disappeared from the race because of \r\nhis divorce records were opened up and that wasn't a fine spectacle at \r\nall. And then, of course, there was this big speech. But Obama comes on \r\nthe scene in 2004, and unless you're a real Illinois political nut, and \r\nhe gave that speech and I went to the Boston convention in the summer of\r\n 2004, and was pretty damned good, he was even better on television. He \r\nhad really learned that fine art of giving a speech to a big crowd and \r\nyet, not over projecting so that it would come off as shouting on \r\ntelevision. So he was really developing his talents in 2004. But I got \r\nto tell you, there's no way in the world I thought he would be a \r\nPresidential candidate in 2008, much less a successful one.
Question:\r\n Where did the "Joshua Generation" article come from?
David\r\n Remnick: Well, we wanted to put out an issue of The New Yorker just\r\n after the election. It was pretty clear that Obama was going to win and\r\n there were going to be four or five big pieces. David Grann, Ryan \r\nLizza, were among the writers in that issue. I wanted to write about \r\nrace. And I had written a fair amount about race in my time as a \r\njournalist and Ryan was interested in other things and Grann was going \r\nto write about McCain. And I had written a biography of Muhammad Ali and\r\n knew my way a little bit around the South side of Chicago because that \r\nwas part of the Ali geography, and politics. And I sort of took that on\r\n and I was intrigued by the speech that Obama gave in March, 2007, just \r\nafter he announced for the Presidency. In Selma, Alabama, at the \r\ncommemoration of the great, you know, Bloody Sunday events and the march\r\n from Selma to Montgomery, and he declared—first of all he gave his \r\ngreat thanks to what he called the Moses generation; the Moses \r\ngeneration being the Civil Rights Generation. The generation that gave \r\nso much opportunity to people that were coming down the line that \r\nsucceeded on the Civil Rights Act, on voting rights, on breaking open \r\naccess to institutions like institutions of higher learning that Obama \r\nbenefited from. After all, he went to nothing but elite institutions: \r\nOccidental, Columbia, Harvard Law School. This would not have been \r\npossible without the Moses Generation and even that which went before \r\nit.
Then he declares himself the head of the Joshua Generation, \r\nhis generation, people in their 30's, 40's, 50's, who benefited from \r\nthese elders. And he does this incredibly ballsy thing. He says, "I'm \r\nthe leader of the Joshua Generation," and he goes right after the \r\nAfrican-American vote because if you remember, Hillary Clinton, the \r\nClintons, thought they had a pretty good purchase on the \r\nAfrican-American vote because of their long associations. And Obama was \r\nchallenging them.
Question: Was it inevitable that \r\nObama would win the African-American vote?
David Remnick:\r\n Well, first of all, in order to get the Democratic nomination for the \r\npresidency, the African-American vote is a very big deal. You have to \r\npursue that vote and pursue it hard. Not in Iowa, of course, where there\r\n aren't very many, but elsewhere down the line. Obama could not assume \r\nthat vote was his. Remember, who knew who Barack Obama was at that \r\npoint? Very few people, really insiders, people who had watched one \r\nspeech from him some time ago. He had to really pursue it. The Clintons \r\ndidn't assume that they would win it, but they had a real historical \r\npurchase on it. They had associations certainly with lots and lots of \r\nblack leaders from around the country, after all, he had been President \r\nfor eight years, they had done a lot of time in black churches and black\r\n groups. There was a real relationship there. There were a lot of \r\nloyalties. And a lot of members of the Civil Rights generation and \r\npeople of that generation, media, show business, and in business, people\r\n who were going to be donating money, had long associations with the \r\nClintons. Somebody like Vernon Jordan and people who ran BET. So Obama \r\ncouldn't just jump in and by dative of his being African-American assume\r\n he was going to get that vote. He had to go out and win it.
He \r\ngoes to Iowa, which is a white state and he won the Iowa caucuses \r\nrunning on the kind of appeal that you would have seen in previous \r\nyears, like Gary Hart. Remember, he was appealing to kind of \r\nwell-educated, liberal-leaning party whites, party regulars. And they \r\ncame out in droves for him because of the level of organization in the \r\nstate. He wins the Iowa primary, and that starts to give people around \r\nthe country ideas. Suddenly, he's on a much more equal footing with \r\nHillary Clinton and so black folks in places like South Carolina, which \r\nis a crucial primary state, said, "Uh, I see." There's a chain reaction \r\nthat occurs. Now, that's not to say that black people voted for Barack \r\nObama in South Carolina because they had some kind of permission from \r\nwhite people. But black folks didn't want to be voting for a symbolic \r\ncandidate. That had happened before. There had been many symbolic \r\ncandidates, and there had even been Jesse Jackson in '84, and '88.
There\r\n is not Barack Obama, by the way, without Jesse Jackson. Jesse Jackson, \r\nfor all his faults, did an enormous historical good by breaking down the\r\n barriers toward the political imagination of having a successful \r\nAfrican-American presidential candidate.
Question: \r\nWould Obama have been able to chart the course he did if he had come \r\nfrom a more traditionally African-American establishment?
David\r\n Remnick: Well, it's worthwhile to kind of fact check the \r\nstrangeness of Barack Obama's beginnings in racial ethnic and identity \r\nterms. He grows up, with the exception of a sojourn in Indonesia, in \r\nHawaii. And if you've ever been to Hawaii, first of all, there's this \r\nfeeling of great, almost isolation in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. \r\nAnd it's a place that prides itself on variation, on multi-culturalism. \r\nPeople using that word long before it was fashionable on the mainland. \r\nAnd yet it's a multi-culturalism lacking one very striking think in \r\nAmerican terms, black folks. And most of the black population in Hawaii,\r\n the little that there is, is on military bases. And Obama goes to one \r\nof the fanciest schools in the country, this private school called \r\nPuntaho, in Honolulu which looks like Exit or Andover, if you imagined \r\nright near the beach, lockers outside. People walking around in their \r\nshorts – I mean it's just fantastically; it looks like a high school \r\ncreated by Annette Funicello, or something, you know. A beach fantasy of\r\n what high school could be.
And he goes there and it's diverse \r\nin some sense. There's lots of Asian kids of all kinds, all the various \r\nstrips that you see in Hawaii, but just a couple of black kids. And when\r\n he goes home at night, it's to white grandparents. So, how does he \r\nlearn how to be what he sees in the mirror? He pursues it by watching \r\nthings on television, listening to certain records, reading certain \r\nbooks. He goes out and assertively goes after it. And he does it then \r\ngeographically by going to Los Angeles, but he's kind of in Pasadena, \r\nand that's not good enough for him. He goes to Columbia, which is of \r\ncourse, close to Harlem and finally he winds up on the south side of \r\nChicago, and there he's finally able to find community, a sense of \r\npurpose, a sense of idealism, a church, a black church specifically, and\r\n he really begins to solve these identity questions there.
By \r\nthe time he gets to Harvard Law School, these things are resolved for \r\nhim, but when you go into public life, it's a question of how people see\r\n you. So he's got to struggle with these questions all over again when \r\nhe does things like run for Congress, or State Senate.
Question:\r\n Did you find anything in your reporting that contradicted Obama's \r\nautobiography?
David Remnick: Remember, Obama \r\npublished his autobiography at a time during a memoir craze in this \r\ncountry. The '90's was wall-to-wall memoirs. There were so many best \r\nselling memoirs and some very fine memoirs, his was just one of them. \r\nAnd it was the theme of his was racial identity and that pursuit. And it\r\n was a young man's book, and a very accomplished book for a young man, \r\nsometimes a little purple, sometimes a little overwrought, but I think \r\nultimately honest. In other words he tells you: "Here's where I'm going \r\nto shape things a little bit beyond reality, here's where I'm going to \r\nplay with dialogue." He doesn't lie. And we know in recent years from a \r\nlot of controversies about memoir that writers can sometimes go too far \r\nand they are essentially writing fiction. He did not do that. But it is \r\nalso a book that is bereft of politics. There is no political formation \r\nin that book except in the most elemental sense in terms of idealism.
And\r\n also, the greatest presence in that book is the pursuit of an absence, \r\nthe pursuit of this father, who is really in Obama's life in infancy, \r\nwhich he can't remember, and for a 10-day trip when he was a kid. That's\r\n it. Obama knows his father through stories people tell, through his \r\nmother telling him idealized versions of his father, and then finally \r\nmeeting African relatives who tell him a much tougher version of \r\nreality. In fact, his father was enormously and deeply intelligent, \r\nthought he was going to be in the leadership of post-colonial Kenya, and\r\n in fact he fell out, he failed. He became a big drinker. He was a \r\nmiserable husband and father. Probably beat one of those wives, \r\naccording to one of the kids, who now lives in China, and this was \r\ndevastating to Obama to come up against this reality, and Obama's father\r\n becomes not an example for him, but a counter-example; something not to\r\n do, a path to not take, an emotionalism not to follow, a level of \r\nerratic behavior to avoid. So, not to get too psychoanalytic about this \r\nbecause Obama talks about it himself, he becomes a much more controlled \r\nfigure; somebody who keeps his cool, somebody who tried to conciliate \r\nrather than to upset groups of people. That becomes very much his \r\npersonality.
And the figure in his own book who was the most \r\npowerfully influential, who's kind of an absence and I think sketched in\r\n rather lightly, is his mother. His mother is a fascinating figure. An \r\nintellectual, somebody who pursues an anthropological career in, for the\r\n most part, Indonesia, who leaves him in Honolulu all throughout high \r\nschool while she is pursuing her career in Indonesia. He adores her, \r\nhe's confused by her, he's bemused by her because she tries to in a very\r\n white, liberal, old-fashioned way help him with his search for a black \r\nidentity by giving him Mahalia Jackson records and tapes of Martin \r\nLuther King's speeches, and he's kind of eye-rolling about this. So, \r\nObama's kind of got a rough time, an unusual time. He can't just learn \r\nto be himself ethnically speaking, by sitting down at the kitchen table.\r\n He's got to go out and find his way.
Question: Was \r\nObama's family narrative part of a broader strategy?
David\r\n Remnick: A book is a book, and a life is a life, and in the writing\r\n of a memoir inevitably there is going to be some shaping, some \r\nsimplification, some rounding of the edges, some providing of structure \r\nto life. Life is a mess. Books can't afford to be a mess. And they can \r\nbe messy in spots, they can be complicated and they ought to be \r\ncomplicated, but Obama's memoir is a highly shaped thing. It's three big\r\n parts. At the end of each one, Obama is in tears. He's in tears in the \r\nchurch where he comes to accept Jesus Christ and his place in Jeremiah \r\nWright's church. He's in tears at his father's grave as he comes to \r\nfinally reconcile himself to that search, etc., etc. It is life is not \r\npurely like that obviously. Life is one damned thing after another. \r\nBooks can't be that.
Question: Whose perspectives on \r\nObama were more salient to you?
David Remnick: I \r\nthink Obama is somebody who has always benefited by his ability to \r\nattract mentors, and mentors were among the best sources for this book. \r\nFor example, in Chicago, his great mentor, and he didn't always get \r\nalong with him at all moments, is a man named Jerry Kellman. Born Jewish\r\n from New Rochelle, New York, he gets to Chicago, he becomes very \r\ninvolved in Alinski-like community organizing and he converts to \r\nCatholicism, he's working with a lot of Catholic Churches, black \r\nchurches, he brings Obama to Chicago and this is a guy, older than \r\nObama, who spent countless hours with him eating burgers at McDonalds \r\nand just talking about life. You know sitting in church basements and \r\nwaiting for meetings to begin and talking about race, about politics, \r\nabout Chicago, about people, about stuff. And somebody like that is \r\nenormously valuable because he talks to a Barack Obama and about a \r\nBarack Obama that we will never know again. Somebody that's completely \r\nunguarded.
Or somebody at law school, like Lawrence Tribe, who \r\nwas his mentor. A great Constitutional lawyer, new Obama in a very \r\nprofound and for me, very striking and interesting way. There are all \r\nkinds of people like that. Obama attracted mentors. That's a certain \r\nkind of young man or young woman's talent.
Question: \r\nHow has the story of Barack Obama evolved since the beginning of this \r\nyear?
David Remnick: It's always useful, \r\njournalistically, to remember the kind of sine curve of defeat and \r\nvictory. I remember just a couple of months ago, we ran a cover that had\r\n four panels and Obama in three of them is walking across water in \r\nradiant light like you know, the great biblical figure. And in the \r\nfourth panel, he falls in the water. This is the nadir of the healthcare\r\n debate. It looked like he was quite possibly was going to lose, there \r\nwas already talk about how horrible November elections were going to be \r\nfor the Democratic party, and then he turns it around. And he won. He \r\ndidn't win a bipartisan victory, by any means. In fact, the main \r\npoliticking had to be within the Democratic party to put it over. But \r\nall that said, he won an enormous victory and the momentum of the \r\npresidency changed. How long that will last, will it have any bearing on\r\n what happens in November? Well, as those reports always say, we'll wait\r\n and see.
Question: Has he given up on trying to be \r\nbipartisan?
David Remnick: Even though Obama's \r\npolitical reflex, his political personality aims toward conciliation, \r\nit's certainly what made him a political animal as early as law school. \r\nIt's how he got to be the President of the Law Review, by drawing in \r\nconservatives as well as liberals, it's how he succeeded. He's not a \r\nfool. He sees reality. He sees the partisan divisiveness in the \r\nCongress. He wants to win. This is not some kind of pie-eyed idealist. \r\nLook at the health care bill, that bill contracted and was shaped over \r\ntime in ways he may not have wanted, but he wanted to win. He did not \r\nwant to walk out of there a gallant loser. Conciliation is also not a \r\nstrategy that will necessarily work with pretty stubborn international \r\nforces. Conciliation, or charm, is not something that's going to work \r\nwith Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, or any other political force of that like.
There's\r\n also a toughness to him. It's not toughness that obstreperous and \r\nswaggering, but he's capable of it.
Question: How far \r\nleft is Obama?
David Remnick: I think the notion that\r\n Barack Obama is a radical is preposterous. Henry Louis Gates, Jr., who \r\nis quoted in my book as saying that the only radical thing, the only \r\ntrue radical thing about Barack Obama is that he's African-American. And\r\n I think that's true. That his politics are center/center-left, they come out \r\nof the tradition of the Democratic Party. In many ways they are \r\ncontinuations of lines taken by the Clinton Administration. You know, \r\nlook at the healthcare bill itself. This is a more modest healthcare \r\nbill than many proposed by others. He got what he could get and he \r\nsucceeded. Look at the so-called radical nuclear arms treaty just signed\r\n with the Russians. There's a lot of criticism on the right saying, \r\nBarack Obama is giving away our security. He is stripping us of our \r\ncapacity to project strength in the world and to protect ourselves, and \r\nin fact, the great left-winger Ronald Reagan was far more radical when \r\nit came to nuclear arms policy.
Remember, Rekjavik in the period,\r\n I think Gorbachev-Reagan period were those two men who were intent on \r\nreducing nuclear stockpiles to nothing. And here we've reduced it by a \r\nthird. I mean, the notion that Barack Obama somehow came out of a \r\nradical cauldron in Chicago and somewhere in his desk drawer, in the \r\nResolute Desk in the Oval Office is a copy of Marx and Gramsci and Lenin\r\n is just obscene. It's ridiculous. And there are just too many elements \r\nin the media and in politics trying to stoke these fires for those \r\nabsurd notions to disappear.
Question: Will the \r\nRepublicans win in the midterm elections?
David Remnick:\r\n It's very difficult to see. Look, I think there is a legitimate \r\nconservative opposition, as you would expect. Of course that's going to \r\nhappen. There's going to be a legitimate Republican opposition, there's \r\ngoing to be battles. What concerns me is not that so much. What concerns\r\n me deeply is the outer edges of it and the nature of the outer edges of\r\n it, and the way the outer edges are provoked by certain politicians and \r\ncertain parts of the internet and television, cable television and all \r\nthe rest. And the end result of some of that kind of ugliness can be \r\nbeyond our reckoning; really beyond our reckoning. And I don't want to \r\nbe too alarmist of it, but I remember, for example, in Israeli politics \r\nduring Yitzhak Rabin's time, when the far right there stirred things up \r\nto such a degree that the political atmosphere in certain quarter became\r\n quite literally murderous.
So, I think we need to be very \r\ncareful about lumping everybody together in, even the Tea Party Movement. I might not agree with any of it, but the extremes of it are \r\nreally alarming.
Question: How is the global \r\ntransition of power affecting Obama's foreign policies?
David\r\n Remnick: Well, Obama is president at a time where there's no \r\nquestion that certain other powers in the country are asserting \r\nthemselves. They are asserting themselves economically, first and \r\nforemost, and politically in the world system, such as it is. And the \r\nnotion of unquestioned American singularity is ending. And that's very \r\npainful for people to take on board.
And that two of the big powers, two of the\r\n big rising powers are questioning the orthodoxy that we believe in even\r\n on the right and the left, which is that somehow a liberal economic \r\nsystem—and you can obviously argue about the parameters about that—go \r\nhand in hand with the democratic political system. China and Russia are \r\nchallenging at their very basis. China is implicitly and explicitly \r\narguing to the world that they don't need political liberty in our \r\nsense, or democracy, in order to develop at the rate that they're \r\ndeveloping.
The Russians, the same thing. I mean, this is a kind\r\n of soft authoritarian. Sometimes it's not so soft under Putin and \r\nMedvedev. The degree of democracy there is decorative. There's not an \r\nindependent judiciary, the legislature is in the pocket of the \r\nexecutive. And there's a kind of social compact in Russia. The social \r\ncompact with the people is: "We will let you develop economically and let\r\n you travel and let you build businesses so long as you stay the hell \r\nout of politics." And in China, there is roughly much the same thing \r\ngoing on. This is a deep, deep challenge to the American understanding, \r\nto the Western European understanding, even to the Indian understanding \r\nof the course of historical development of successful societies.
I\r\n think, obviously, Obama's committed to the American model and the Western model and any democratic model that also is essentially \r\ncapitalistic, but I think Obama is more willing to talk about this multi-polar\r\n world in terms that certainly some of his predecessors would have been \r\nscared to, or reluctant to for political reasons.
You know, I \r\nthink Fareed Zakaria has got the frame of it right in his book. And \r\nZakaria says that it's not about the decline of American power so \r\nmuch as the rise of the power of others; India, China, Russia, now \r\nBrazil. So this dream that a lot of American had after the collapse\r\n of the Soviet Union, post-1991, of American singularity in every sense \r\nwas very, very short-lived.
Question: What needs to be done to address the Mideast Conflict?
To my mind, there's no question of \r\nwhat the end of the Israeli-Palestine situation has to be, must be. And \r\nthis has been evident to most of the main players for many years. There \r\nhas to be a viable, contiguous Palestinian state, a connected Gaza and \r\nWest Bank—connected somehow by bridge, highway, what have you, with it's\r\n capital in East Jerusalem. It is impossible to conceive that the \r\nrefugee problem can be solved by actual repatriation of refugees into \r\nIsrael proper. That there'll be obviously some degree of aid, or money \r\ngoing to the new Palestinian state. And also Israel also has to receive \r\ncertain kinds of security guarantees, and those areas where big \r\nsettlement blocks are, there has to be land swaps to make up for that. \r\nThat's the end game. And even pretty conservative political actors in \r\nIsrael know it, and all but the most radical Palestinian leaders know \r\nit. The real difficulty has been getting there, and it's going to get \r\nmore and more and more difficult. It's going to get more difficult \r\nbecause of the polarization in Palestinian political society between \r\nHamas and the West Bank government. It's going to get more difficult in \r\nIsrael itself because of the growth in population of religious and \r\nconservative elements, and the slow diminution of secular, more \r\nliberal-leaning populations. You also have a great big Russian \r\npopulation that tends to be conservative.
So, time is not on the\r\n side of a decent resolution there. It's very, very complex. But the \r\nmore somebody like Netanyahu is unwilling to make a leap of history and \r\nis going to be more obsessed with parochial political interests and \r\ncoalition politics and all the rest, the more difficult it's going to \r\nget on Israeli side. And there's no question, by the way, that the \r\nIsraelis have real concerns about what would happen the day after a \r\nPalestinian state is established.
So, this is a highly complex \r\nquestion, it always was, but the endgame is going to be what the endgame is going to be. Otherwise it's going to be a disaster.
I \r\nthink there's an illusion among some right-wing Israelis and right-wing\r\n Israeli politicians. And the illusion is this: that by establishing a \r\nsecurity fence or wall, it's cut down on terrorism immensely, and it's \r\ngiven the illusion of a kind of rough stability that they can live with \r\nit and they can have their cake and eat it too. If they can keep all \r\nthese settlements in the West Bank and they can have a rough security, \r\nand they can live with a few missiles going over the wall in Gaza. This \r\nis just an illusion—especially when it comes to relations with other \r\ncountries, not least the United States. It's an illusion for everybody.
Question:\r\n Will Obama find himself in a position to change this?
David\r\n Remnick: You know, there have been reports, and I first read them \r\nin David Ignatius' column in The Washington Post the other day, that the\r\n American administration, the Obama Administration realizes that this \r\nhas been a mess in the last several weeks. You know, the back and forth \r\nabout these apartments in East Jerusalem and all the—I hesitate to call\r\n it minutia because they're important,but that the Obama \r\nAdministration, with the encouragement with some outside forces, other \r\ncountries, wants to have a much more comprehensive plan. It's difficult \r\nto see how that plan could work, but the alternative is even worse. This\r\n illusion of a continued status quo is to me, extremely dangerous.
Question:\r\n Why isn't Netanyahu more worried about the status quo?
David\r\n Remnick: Well, it's important to know where this illusion comes \r\nfrom. The illusion comes from the notion, whether you agree with it or \r\ndisagree with it, is that settlements were removed from Gaza, Gaza \r\nbecame under completely under Israeli control and in the Israeli point \r\nof view, its only reward was that missiles came, coming over the wall. \r\nAnd missiles that will inevitably become more and more sophisticated and reach \r\nplaces far more distanced and will hit major population centers, and \r\nmissiles that are inevitably going to come from places like Iran.
So,\r\n also a lot of Israelis—and not just very right-wing Israelis—wonder \r\nwhy the Palestinians have had a habit of looking away from potential \r\nresolutions to this question as they did in the late Clinton \r\nAdministration. And believe me, I know all the arguments back and forth \r\nabout what that deal was and was not and how it improved and how it \r\nchanged, right up until the end of the Clinton Presidency. I do get all \r\nthat. But somehow one has to agree that not all the specifics of the \r\nClinton view that Yasser Arafat did not allow finally came up short of \r\nbeing a revolutionary leader rather than just a rebel leader... That\r\n finally Yasser Arafat did not want to go that extra yard and felt he \r\ncould not sell this deal, or could not sell himself on this deal that \r\nwent from Camp David to Taba and then Taba two. So, a lot of Israelis \r\nwonder, what it is that the Palestinians actually want, and that's where\r\n the anxiety comes from. It's not me agreeing with that, I'm just trying\r\n to analyze why this politics occur.
Question: What \r\nwill the New Yorker be like in 20 years?
David Remnick:\r\n To my mind, The New Yorker, whatever experiments occur, the most \r\ninteresting experiments to occur, the ending of radical departure are in\r\n the writing. To me, that's where the excitement is. Will we be on an \r\niPad? Absolutely. I hope we look great there and if people want to read \r\nus there fantastic. We're working very hard to do that just as we've \r\nworked hard to have a Web site that's worthy of the name.
My idea\r\n of The New Yorker, as long as I'm there, is that we are not going to \r\nchange who we are, no matter what the delivery systems are, no matter \r\nwhat the means of reading us. We are about reading. We're about long \r\nform journalism, analysis, humor, fiction, poetry, a sense of delight, a\r\n sense of seriousness when it's appropriate. If we start giving away \r\nthese core things because in the short term we somehow think, "Wow, you \r\nknow, actually three paragraph long pieces, the hell with George Packer \r\ndoing 15,000 words on American politics, or Sy Hersh writing an \r\nextremely knotty piece about some aspect of intelligence or sending \r\nsomebody to Afghanistan three times to get the story, or unleashing \r\nDavid Grand for six months to get a death penalty piece, or what have \r\nyou." In other words what I think of as the core of The New Yorker. I'm \r\nnot here to get rid of fiction because I think that not 100 percent of \r\nthe people read it. I don't care about that. I think this is a formula \r\nthat took a long, long time to develop and people want what we do. They \r\nmay want to read it on a different device soon enough and it's not \r\ncoming, it's here.
Most of our readers at this point still think\r\n the best technology for reading it is on print. Those proportions will \r\ninevitably change. How much they will change, I don't know. I'm not a \r\nmedia fortuneteller, I'm not a, God forbid, a media consultant. I'm here\r\n to edit the magazine and be as nimble as we can be in terms of this \r\nperiod of technological challenge and interest and it potentially will \r\nbring us more and more readers. But, I promise you that no matter what \r\nform you read it on, the intent is to be true to who we are.
Question:\r\n The Daily Beast's traffic is sometimes double that of NewYorker.com. \r\nDoes that worry you?
David Remnick: Not at all, and \r\nyou know, I have a lot of respect for Tina and I reject any notion that \r\nsomehow Tina was completely out of the mainstream of what The New Yorker \r\nwanted to do. I think she brought a lot to it and a lot of the \r\nvisual aspect of The New Yorker is due to her innovation. She hired a \r\nlot of people that are still there, that are very important to The New \r\nYorker. But any website that's built around news and what's going on now\r\n and five minutes later and aggregating and churning what's going on in \r\nthe moment, is inevitably going to get higher traffic. Certainly, NYTimes.com is going to get a hell of a lot more traffic because \r\nit's a daily newspaper that's now not just daily, but is trying to keep \r\nup with the news in the moment. This is not what we're equipped to do. \r\nThat's not what we are built for.
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So, my hat's off to a lot of websites. I read them, but this\r\n is what I want to be doing at The New Yorker and that's what my \r\ncolleagues want to be doing.
Question: Who has \r\nsensibility to bring the New Yorker into the next era?
David\r\n Remnick: What's interesting to me that as unnerving as any \r\ntransformative period is, and there's clearly, you can't give young \r\nwriters, or journalists the advice that you used to 20 years ago. You \r\nknow, "Go to The Concord Monitor and work at a small newspaper and then \r\nfind your way to a larger one." That model, it's almost irresponsible to \r\nthink that's the singular piece of advice that a kind of middle-aged guy\r\n like me should give to somebody that's 23. It's obscenely wrong. In \r\nfact, the paths into journalism are now more various, they're also more \r\nunnerving because where you get paid for it and paid decently for it are\r\n tougher to find. There's no doubt that in some ways, it's easier to get\r\n in and easier to get noticed because the Internet is so democratic that\r\n way, but to earn a living is getting more complicated. And I'm \r\ndetermined to pay people and pay people well, talented people well. \r\nJust so long as we can sustain a model or even a shifting model so that \r\nwe can do that. That's the idea, that's the trick.
Do I see \r\nyoung people every bit as energetic and as intelligent, with the urge to \r\nexpress themselves? You bet I do. And even at some length, not everybody\r\n is interested I making a life as a blogger, not everybody thinks the \r\nbest means of self-expression, or even information, or writing is to \r\nhave 40 disparate thoughts in the course of the day. Some of that is \r\ninteresting; some I think is really not. There are lots of people that I\r\n talk to in their 20's that are really interested in doing the very same\r\n thing in terms of long form journalism that people twice their age and \r\nthree times their age have been doing for a long time.
It is \r\nthrilling when we have the chance to hire new writers who are young and \r\nwho are developing. I mean and getting better all the time and are \r\ntotally obsessed with what they are doing. Somebody like Lauren Collins,\r\n or Ariel Levy, or Kelefa Sanneh at The New Yorker, who are relatively \r\nrecent hires. It's just fantastic and it's also really fantastic to see \r\none piece be better than the last one, and the next piece be even better.\r\n I mean because they're just in the zone of growing all the time. It's \r\nfantastic. It's really thrilling as an editor.
A conversation with the editor of The New Yorker.
Live on Monday: Does the US need one billion people?
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Universe works like a cosmological neural network, argues new paper
Controversial physics theory says reality around us behaves like a computer neural network.
- Physicist proposes that the universe behaves like an artificial neural network.
- The scientist's new paper seeks to reconcile classical physics and quantum mechanics.
- The theory claims that natural selection produces both atoms and "observers".
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Learn innovation with 3-star Michelin chef Dominique Crenn
Dominique Crenn, the only female chef in America with three Michelin stars, joins Big Think Live.
Having been exposed to mavericks in the French culinary world at a young age, three-star Michelin chef Dominique Crenn made it her mission to cook in a way that is not only delicious and elegant, but also expressive, memorable, and true to her experience.
We studied what happens when guys add their cats to their dating app profiles
43% of people think they can get a sense of someone's personality by their picture.
If you've used a dating app, you'll know the importance of choosing good profile pics.
Should you grow a beard? Here's how women perceive bearded men
Whether or not women think beards are sexy has to do with "moral disgust"
- A new study found that women perceive men with facial hair to be more attractive as well as physically and socially dominant.
- Women tend to associate more masculine faces with physical strength, social assertiveness, and formidability.
- Women who display higher levels of "moral disgust," or feelings of repugnance toward taboo behaviors, are more likely to prefer hairy faces.
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Photo Credit: Wikimedia<p>The study used 919 American (mostly white) women ages 18-70 who rated 30 pictures of men they were shown with various stages of facial hair growth. The photographs depicted men with faces that had been digitally altered to look more feminine or more masculine, with a beard and without a beard. The women rated the men according to perceived attractiveness for long-term and short-term relationships. The study found that the more facial hair the men had, the higher the men were rated on their attractiveness, particularly for their suitability for a long-term relationship.</p><p>Part of this might be attributed to facial masculinity — i.e. protruding brow ridge, wide cheekbones, thick jawline, and deeply set narrow eyes — which conveys information to a woman about a man's underlying health and formidability. Women tend to associate more masculine faces with physical strength and social assertiveness. It can also indicate a man with a superior immune response. The researchers suggested that their findings favoring bearded men could be due to the fact that facial hair enhances the masculine facial features on a man's face, like creating the illusion of a thicker jaw line. This could communicate direct benefits to women like resources and protection that would enhance survival among mothers and their infants. In other words, while a beard doesn't mean superior genetics in and of itself, it might be a primitive, ornamental way of saying, "Hey girl, I'm a testosterone-fueled lean, mean, pathogen fighting machine." <br></p><p>It could also be that a beard becomes its own destiny. The researchers in this study cite prior research that found that by growing a beard, men felt more masculine and had higher levels of serum testosterone, which was linked to a higher level of social dominance. They also tended to subscribe to more old-school beliefs about gender roles in their relationships with women as compared to men with clean-shaven faces.<span></span><br></p>
What does disgust have to do with beard preference?<p>Obviously, not all women dig beards. The researchers were particularly interested in what traits make a women prefer bearded men over clean-shaven faces. They looked into several factors including a woman's disgust levels on various concepts, her desire to become pregnant, and her exposure to facial hair in her personal life. </p><p>According to the study, women who were not into facial hair were turned-off by potential parasites or other critters they imagined could be in the hair or skin. Women ranking high on this "ectoparasite disgust" scale might have viewed beards as a sign of poor grooming habits. However, women who ranked higher in levels of "pathogen" did find the bearded men to be desirable, possibly because they perceived beards as a signal of good health and immune function. An intriguing discovery in the study was links to morality. Women who displayed higher levels of "moral disgust," or feelings of repugnance toward taboo behaviors, were more likely to prefer hairy faces. The authors opined that this could reflect a link between beardedness, politically conservative outlooks, and traditional views regarding performances of masculinity in heterosexual relationships.</p>
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Quarantine rule breakers in 17th-century Italy partied all night – and some clergy condemned the feasting
17th-century outbreaks of plague in Italy reveal both tensions between religious and public health authorities.
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, conflicts between religious freedom and public health regulations have been playing out in courts around the world.


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Theatre Out to Present 'LAST CHRISTMAS I GAVE YOU MY HEART,' Opening 12/5
Theatre Out closes its 9th season with the audience favorite and critically-acclaimed home-grown musical by Darcy Hogan Last Christmas I Gave You My Heart But The Very Next Day You Said You Were Gay. Performances begin December 5, 2014.
2014 marks the 6th revival of Last Christmas? which began performances in 2007 as a late-night musical comedy during the holiday season and has played to sold-out houses ever since.
Last Christmas? is at once a unique celebration of the holidays and a no-holds-bar look at all things gay about this time of year. Very loosely based on the Frank Capra classic, It?s a Wonderful Life, Last Christmas? tells the story of Christopher, Santa?s most fabulous elf, as he tries to earn his jingle bells. Holly, a lonely girl in Nebraska, has sent her wish to Santa on Christmas Eve. She?s all alone and wants to find true love. Elves Christopher, Chico and Judy arrive just in time but they realize one critical thing ? before they can grant her Christmas wish, they must first teach her about the true gayness of the holidays. Holly gets quite an education about Christmas which includes carols that have been horribly censored for the general public. White Christmas, we learn, was originally called Gay Christmas and the elf standard He?s a ?Mo was censored and corrected to later become Let it Snow. After the singing and dancing, a surprise visit from Mrs. Claus and a special visit from Santa himself, Holly finds her long-lost Christmas love and Christopher?s Christmas wish is granted.
Theatre Out?s Last Christmas I Gave You My Heart But The Very Next Day You Said You Were Gay is directed by David C. Carnevale, Theatre Out co-founder and director of this year?s critically-acclaimed musicals Bare and The Drowsy Chaperone. ?I always know it is Christmas time when I hear these crazy Christmas carols,? Carnevale mused. ?I guarantee you that you will never be able to listen to your favorite Christmas carols without hearing Darcy Hogan?s clever lyrics and think about these three charming elves.?
?Last Christmas? literally was created as a challenge to the playwright,? commented Theatre Out co-founder Joey Baital. ?We knew what space we were working in, we knew what actors were in the show and we challenged Darcy to create an original LGBT-centric holiday show. The result was a resounding success that has become a tradition for many throughout the county.?
StageSceneLA raves that Last Christmas? is ?a tangy antidote to the season?s more traditional holiday theatrical fare.? While KUCI Radio exclaims, ?It IS silly and wonderfully so?if you can?t laugh at this, you need more eggnog!?
Last Christmas? features returning cast member Alexis Blythe Stansfield, recreating the role of Holly. Stansfield has become a Theatre Out staple both on and off the stage and was last seen as the under-appreciated, scandalous Bitsy Mae in Del Shores? Sordid Lives. A talented dancer as well, Stansfield has also contributed significantly to the choreography of Last Christmas? Julian Ronquillo takes on the role of Santa?s most fabulous elf, Christopher. Julian was last seen on the Theatre Out stage in The Drowsy Chaperone and will be featured as Leaf Coneybear in Theatre Out?s production of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee opening in January. Across Orange County he has been featured in Rent, Damn Yankees, The Full Monty and Bare.
The cast also includes Theatre Out favorites Michael Gallardo (Chico), Laura DeLano (Judy), Dustin Thompson (Barry) and Glenn Freeze (Santa Claus) with a special appearance by Miguel Cardenas as a very non-traditional Mrs. Claus.
Last Christmas? features original choreography by Darius Rose, Alissa Sanchez, Alexis Blythe Stansfield, Darcy Hogan and David C. Carnevale. Baital is the Musical Director. The production is designed by Baital and Carnevale. Kimberlee Stone is the Stage Manager.
Tickets to Last Christmas? can be purchased online at www.TheatreOut.com or by visiting the Theatre Box Office 1 hour prior to curtain time, as available. Theatre Out is located at 402 W. 4th Street in Santa Ana, California. Last Christmas? performs December 5-20, 2014 on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 pm with a Sunday 2:00 pm performance on December 14. All tickets are $20. Group discounts for groups of 10 or more are available by emailing the Box Office at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Theatre Out was founded in 2006 as an at-large company dedicated to performing theatrical works relevant to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans community throughout Orange County with an emphasis in sharing the LGBT experience with allies and the greater community. Theatre Out has received national and international attention for their work, receiving numerous awards for excellence in production. The founders of Theatre Out have been featured on the front page of The Orange County Register and were featured in the OC Weekly's Best Of 2012 issue as part of the "Dirty Dozen".


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1.2. If your employer refuses to pay SSP, report this to HMRC's Statutory Payments Disputes Team within 6 months of the period that you should have been paid for.
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Telephone: 0300 200 3500
Textphone: 0300 200 3212
Open Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm.
Calls can cost up to 12p a minute from landlines, and between 3p and 45p a minute from mobiles.
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If you are not entitled to Statutory Sick Pay you may be entitled to other support
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Other benefits to consider
- CT support
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Self-employed claimants on Universal Credit who are required to stay at home or are ill as a result of coronavirus will not have a Minimum Income Floor (an assumed level of income) applied for a period of time while affected.
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Claimants will be able to back date their claim and you should keep trying to get through on the phone, even if it's busy.
If you have applied for Universal Credit or are already getting Universal Credit, you should contact your work coach or case manager about applying for New Style Employment and Support Allowance through your Universal Credit account.
Useful links
16. How to claim council tax support
Eligibility, different schemes and application link and paper application form.
17. Attendance Allowance (AA)
Make a note on your claim form advising if there has been a delay in its return due to Covid-19, this will support and speed up the decision-making process.
New awards of AA will be indefinite awards and existing awards will "have their entitlement 'knocked on' i.e. awarded for an indefinite period without the requirement to complete/send a claim form". This is a temporary arrangement due to Covid-19.
Useful links
18. Claiming UC but no earnings to be reported by you or your employer this assessment period
Contact UC (through your journal) and tell them that no earnings will be reported. This will stop the suspending your claim while they investigate if you are still working.
It may also be important to tell UC if you are not actually working and have been getting the childcare element – the law on this has not changed (it is payable for the assessment period in which you stop working, and the next one); again the important thing, to avoid later repercussions, is to make sure that you tell UC.
If you are planning to travel outside the country
Check the Foreign and Commonwealth office site for up to date information for each country.
Transport and travel guidance
Info for using public transport, drivers, business, transport workers, maritime and aviation and overseas travel
Household and housing
1. Can you still send your child to school?
What happens if your child's school is closed?
The government has issued specific information about school closures and what provision there is for Key Workers.
Please visit the Useful link for further details and to determine whether you are a Key Worker.
2. You are experiencing or are concerned about domestic abuse.
During times of increased stress and money concerns (like Christmas) we often see an increase in contacts about domestic abuse. If someone is in immediate danger they should call the police.
Useful links
Public site information https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/family/gender-violence/
Helplines from ASK
- The Freephone, 24hr National Domestic Abuse Helpline – 0808 2000 247 or www.nationaldahelpline.org.uk/Contact-us
- Rape Crisis services – www.rapecrisis.org.uk/get-help/want-to-talk/
- National LGBT+ Domestic Abuse Helpline – 0800 999 5428
- Men's Advice Line – a confidential helpline, email and webchat service for male victims of domestic abuse: 0808 801 0327 or www.mensadviceline.org.uk.
- The Mix, free information and support for under 25s in the UK – 0808 808 4994
- Rights of Women advice lines: www.rightsofwomen.org.uk/get-advice/advice-lines/
- Women's Aid – including Live Chat, email, the Survivors Forum and local services: www.womensaid.org.uk/information-support/
- Respect Phoneline – a confidential helpline, email and webchat service for domestic abuse perpetrators and those supporting them: 0808 8024040 or www.respectphoneline.org.uk
3. Mortgage holidays
Key points
- Always speak to your lender – don't assume you can take a payment holiday without getting authorisation first. If it's not authorised you could be charged late payments fees and additional interest.
- • Your credit rating will not be affected if you take an authorised payment holiday.
- • Interest will still accrue on the balance, so your payments will increase slightly after the holiday,
- This provision is intended for people who are affected by income drop relating to Coronavirus. Your agreement may allow you to have a payment holiday for other reasons so contact your lender if you want to discuss this
- This is intended to be a short-term solution. If you are having longer-term issues with affording your mortgage please get advice.
- Your lender is unlikely to agree to a mortgage holiday if you are already in arrears or have had a previous payment holiday, but please contact your lender so see what other options they can offer.
This provision has now been extended to landlords who have Buy to Let mortgage
4. Rent arrears
Key points
- No new possession proceedings can be started through applications to the county court from private or social landlords over the next 3 months, from 18th March 2020
- No guidance has been given about applications made before 18th March, so we assume these will go ahead. Please get advice immediately if your landlord is taking or threatening repossession action
- This is a short-term solution intended to help people who are affected by the Coronavirus. If you have an ongoing issue affording your rent, get help now.
- It is unclear at present whether this relates to rent arrears only – see "Possession hearings" section regarding phone hearings.
5. Covid-19 guidance for landlords and tenants
New guidance issued by dept of Housing, Communities and Local Government
6. Energy Supplies
Customers with prepayment meters who are self-isolating or unable to leave their home should speak to their supplier about their options. This may include:
- Someone being sent to top up your prepayment card or token
- Having funds added to your meter
- Having a preloaded gas or electricity card sent to you in the post
No credit meters will be disconnected during the outbreak
7. Repossession hearings
No new possession action for rent arrears can start, but existing hearings are going ahead, and are being scheduled as phone hearings.
The court will let you know if your hearing has been adjourned (put off to a later date), or if it will be held over the phone. If you are not comfortable dealing with the hearing on the phone you can ask for an adjournment instead.
8. Bath & North East Somerset Council tax
There are no changes to collection process so all Council Tax payments will be expected as normal and collection action will proceed as normal if people miss payments
Check your entitlement to Council Tax support.
All the schemes are listed here and a link to apply online.
Please be aware that the council are not taking phone calls on this and you must allow 28 days for a response to an email or letter
9. If you're having trouble getting food.
If you are self-isolating and can afford to buy food, but need it delivered, contact the Compassionate Community service on 0300 247 0050.
Be aware that some food banks have closed and others have changed their opening hours.
Visit our page on food banks to locate your nearest one and find out when it is open, and contact us or another referral agency to discuss obtaining a voucher.
10. Help with food for children who normally receive free school meals
Schools can now provide a £15 weekly shopping voucher for every eligible child, to be spent at certain supermarkets while schools are closed due to coronavirus.
Schools can continue to provide meals for collection or delivery themselves, but where this is not possible, the scheme will allow schools to provide vouchers to families electronically, or as a gift card for those without internet access.
Visit this website for more information – https://www.gov.uk/government/news/voucher-scheme-launches-for-schools-providing-free-school-meals?utm_source=1e8e0f2f-de27-4ddc-8bb7-4c57b4725211&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=govuk-notifications&utm_content=immediate
11. Can I move house at the moment?
Moving house is not one of the reasons given when you can leave you house, so the answer is no at the moment. Shelter has provided some advice on this – https://england.shelter.org.uk/housing_advice/coronavirus#Moving_home
Government guidance suggests that you can move house in exceptional circumstances.
12. You've received a Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN) or a Penalty Notice for Disorder (PND) under the Health Protection (Coronavirus) (England) Regs 2020
- A recipient of a PND or FPN can choose to either pay the penalty in full or ask to be tried at court for the offence (or in some circumstances ask to attend an educational course, if available).
- If the recipient pays the penalty amount by the stated time, no proceedings can be brought against her/him for the offence.
- If the recipient is convicted at court, s/he may have to pay the maximum penalty for the offence, may be ordered to pay costs and will receive a criminal conviction.
- If the recipient does not pay the penalty or request a hearing, a fine of one and a half times the penalty may be registered in the magistrates' court enforcement as a fine. Under some FPN schemes non-payment leads to prosecution for the original offence.
- PNDs for a recordable offences are registered on the Police National Computer and can be disclosed as part of an enhanced criminal records check from the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS).
- A discount may be offered for the early payment of a fixed penalty notice, except for road traffic offences.
DWP updates
- http://news.dwp.gov.uk/dwplz/lz.aspx?p1=MsADUxNzgzNFM5ODA0Ojc2NjFGREQ4MjU3NkJEOUJCRDFGNUZEMzUxRjA1RDgw-&CC=&p=0
1. New claimants
- Those affected by coronavirus will be able to apply for Universal Credit and can receive an advance without physically attending a jobcentre.
- The seven waiting days for Employment and Support Allowance for new claimants suffering from coronavirus or required to stay at home will not apply, so it will be payable from day one.
2. People already claiming benefits
- As of 25 March 2020, reviews and reassessments for disability benefits are being suspended for the next three months. The suspension will be kept under regular review and extended if necessary
- Claimants who cannot attend a reassessment for Personal Independence Payment (PIP), Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) or Universal Credit will continue to receive their payments while their assessment is rearranged.
- People who need to claim ESA or Universal Credit because of coronavirus will not be required to produce a Fit Note.
- When claimants tell us in good time that they are staying at home or that they have been diagnosed with coronavirus, they will not be sanctioned. We will review their conditionality requirements in their claimant commitment, to ensure they are reasonable.
- Claimants who are staying at home as a result of coronavirus will have their mandatory work search and work availability requirements removed to account for a period of sickness.
3. You own a business or are self-employed and need support.
The government has announced the following support schemes (Use the link below for details on how to apply and further information):
- a Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (All UK businesses are eligible)
- deferring VAT and Income Tax payments (VAT – All UK businesses are eligible | Tax – All self-employed workers are eligible.)
- a Statutory Sick Pay relief package for small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) (Follow the link below for eligibility criteria)
- a 12-month business rates holiday for all retail, hospitality, leisure and nursery businesses in England (Follow the link below for eligibility criteria)
- small business grant funding of £10,000 for all business in receipt of small business rate relief or rural rate relief (Follow the link below for eligibility criteria)
- grant funding of £25,000 for retail, hospitality and leisure businesses with property with a rateable value between £15,000 and £51,000 (Follow the link below for eligibility criteria)
- the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme offering loans of up to £5 million for SMEs through the British Business Bank
- a new lending facility from the Bank of England to help support liquidity among larger firms, helping them bridge coronavirus disruption to their cash flows through loans
- the HMRC Time To Pay Scheme (Eligible if you pay tax to the UK government and have outstanding tax liabilities)
4. Employees and self-employed people
- People who cannot work due to coronavirus and are eligible for Statutory Sick Pay will get it from day one, rather than from the fourth day of their illness. We intend this measure to apply retrospectively from 13 March.
- Statutory Sick Pay will be payable to people who are staying at home on Government advice, not just those who are infected, this measure will apply from 13 March. Employers are urged to use their discretion about what evidence, if any, they ask for.
- If employees need to provide evidence to their employer that they need to stay at home due to coronavirus, they will be able to get it from NHS 111 Online instead of having to get a Fit Note from their doctor. This is currently under development and will be made available soon.
- Self-employed claimants on Universal Credit who are required to stay at home or are ill as a result of coronavirus will not have a Minimum Income Floor (an assumed level of income) applied for a period of time while affected.
HMRC has set up a helpline for business and self-employed people who are concerned about paying their tax.
Link also contains info about claiming a government business interruption loan.
Insolvency service change to contact details during outbreak
- If you need to contact an Official Receiver please email the office that is managing your case. A directory of email addresses is available on our website
- If you want to ask the Insolvency Enquiry Line ask about processes administered or regulated by the Insolvency Service (e.g. bankruptcies, debt relief orders and liquidations) you can use our online form to submit your enquiry and we will respond to you
- If you have an enquiry about redundancy payments you can consult our online redundancy guidance which contains information about frequently asked questions. If the guidance does not answer your questions you can contact us by email
- If you have a question about a Debt Relief Order you can contact us by email
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Timothy Olyphant made a cameo appearance as himself in episode 4.10 "You've Changed, Man" of the TV series The Good Place.
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OVERRULED!!! Florida Judge Reverses His own Summary Judgment Order!
Another Great Contribution by Matthew Weidner. Search this blog and you will see that for months now I've been arguing that the "evidence" submitted by Plaintiffs in foreclosure cases does not even come close to meeting the legal and evidentiary requirements for courts to grant summary judgment. After performing extensive legal research to confirm this … Read more
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CapCityHipHop challenges Ottawa rappers to the #SoCapCityChallenge
The So Brooklyn Challenge has taken hip-hop by storm, as artists from around the world have jumped into the mix with their own take on the hit Casanova single, "So Brooklyn."
It started out as Brooklyn MCs answering the call, and has quickly expanded to artists from around the globe releasing versions of the song representing their own city or neighborhood, including a ton from Canada.
There's already been thousands of submissions, some from artists with established fanbases, and others from artists using the challenge as a way to get their name out. Ottawa rapper Bobby Brugal (aka Cashtro Crosby) dropped his version called "So OT" which you can check out below.
With Ottawa's hip-hop scene growing stronger and more-and-more talented rappers surfacing, it was only right CapCityHipHop created their own challenge to engage the local scene and showcase some budding artists. The Ottawa-based media org has teamed up with local producer Robby Bronson to present the #SoCapCityChallenge, challenging rappers to drop their hottest verse on one of Bronson's beats.
To participate, rappers will need to download the instrumental (via the Dropbox link below), spit their hottest 16 bars, and then post it on Instagram. You'll need to tag @CapCityHipHop and the #SoCapCityChallenge hashtag for a chance to win $200 and exclusive rights to the beat.
"Tell them why you're So CapCity!"
The winner will be selected on Friday, Sept. 27.
Instrumental Download
Click here to download the beat.
About Robby Bronson
I been producing for about 2 years religiously before I started producing I was a beatboxer so it was only natural for me to start producing digitally… I'm from Ottawa, Ontario Centretown/Chinatown area.
Locally, I've produced for DaBoiLoc, Dynamic, Above, Hypman and I'm currently working with Frank Blak on a tape to be released. Look out for that. I'm also working with an artist out of Montreal called KingMizery. He's about to drop a tape and I've got a few artists in Toronto I'm working with which will be announced soon. I'm also working with a few artist from the States and I've been selling beats internationally for a while now as well.
You can check out some of my beats at RobbyBronson.ca and follow me on Instagram.
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Location: E101 @Westgate Building, State College, PA 16801
Date & Time: Sunday, April 14, at 4 PM – 5 PM
Dear All
According to your requests about changing the date of GBM and Election and having good times in Blue and White Day in campus, we changed the date, we are going to meet and vote on Sunday, at Westgate Building E101.
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Jeremiah 5:1-13
The doctrine of total depravity – that all people are inherently sinful and that this sin permeates every aspect of our being – is not the most popular of Christian doctrines. The mantra of our age is, "I'm okay, you're okay." And yet, this doctrine is easily verifiable by both Scripture and experience. G.K. Chesterton once said that this is the one Christian truth that could be verified by observation anywhere in the world, any day of the week. While focusing on our depravity may not seem like the cheeriest of thoughts, it not only helps us understand our behavior but also allows us to understand God's grace.
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