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Come into the ArtHouse ! Meet with local film and arts lovers to watch indie, foreign and classic films! We'll also attend art gallery openings, theater performances, Embassy evenings, museums, author readings and interesting concerts. And more often than not, there will be a reception! The idea will be to keep the price down and participation and conversation up! We'll go wherever art house films are screened in town--museums, cultural institutions, embassies, local film festivals, as well as …
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If you love movies, especially indies, and you want to see them at the AFI Silver Spring, this new group is for you! AFI Silver is a beautiful, historic, world-class venue, and I want to take advantage of it. Who's with me? Let's appreciate this cultural treasure and go to see movies that move and inspire us--indies, classics, and top-quality popcorn movies of the past and present. Before or after the movie, we'll usually go to a local restaurant and get some drinks or dinner and discuss the fil …
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PhilDallas, TXLife ChangingI am 67 years old and have had thin hair/bald areas since I was about 14. Suffered throught it until I was about 43. Had two hair transplants ($18,000) that added hair but since my natural hair is fine, I didnt get the thickness or full look. I started using Dermatch about 20 years ago. It was an instant success. Since I had a thin covering of hair from the transplants, Dermatch made me look like a kid again. It really works good. Bit of a pain to apply. I generally shampoo about every three to four days and it always lasts for that amount of time. In addition, I have had no scalp problems from using Dermatch even after 20 years. Its funny, some of the old guys like me somtimes remark, "How did you keep your hair all these years".posted Jan 22, 2009Link to this post
DanielLos AnglesDermmatchAfter seeing the last post on here, I decided to give the product a try. I have been shaving my head for the past 2 years... but after seeing the reviews for this, I grew my hair back & bought DermMatch. My hair loss pattern looks very similar to the guys below (another reason I tried this out) and I must say, my results were the same! I bought the Topik too, but I dont recommend anyone making the same mistake. DermMatch is definitely good enough by itself. So here are the facts... Change your sheets and pillow cases to black ones. Youre surely doomed if you use the standard white bedding. The first night I slept with the product applied, I woke up to a very dirty pillow. The reality is, DermMatch will rub off onto whatever it touches& Im not about to try to swim with this product in either. The reality is, DermMatch is an excellent product. It does take some practice & time to perfect using it, but its well worth the effort. Without this product, there is NO-WAY I would leave my hair grown out. I am very happy I found this, and can honestly say my confidence is up big time. Ive been actually going out to lounges again pretty regularly, and my friends all think that me shaving my head was a choice! DermMatch WORKS!posted Oct 24, 2008Link to this post
CarolynNorthwest USDermmatchI havent tried any similar products because this works fine, exactly as advertised. Even the color is fine.posted Sep 15, 2008Link to this post
AnonymousLife ChangingI am a 56 year old woman and I have been searching for a product like this for many years. I have only used it once and it is the best product for my thinning areas. I have used Couvre for a few years and it never covered like DermMatch. My hair looks completely natural and full like I have wanted.And it is easy to use! Now I can go out without feeling self-conscious. I am thrilled and feel re-born! No kidding!Thanks to the creator of DermMatch!!posted Aug 30, 2008Link to this post
BarbaraPhiladelphiaI Am Very Happy....I was using the shake on fibers with some success but stumbled upon this. This is MUCH better coverage for my thining scalp. I am much more confident now- I dont try to avoid the wind anymore!. I ordered the Medium Brown, which turned out fine for me. Very easy to use. After applying monoxydil (sp?),I apply Derm match with a damp applicator around my middle crown area (thats where it is thinnest) while my hair is still a little damp. I use the blow dryer on a low setting with a medium heat. It stays put!!! My hair looks thicker AND you cannot see my scalp through my hair anymore. I am very pleased.posted Jul 15, 2008Link to this post
M IAustraliaDermmatch Black ReviewHi - Im a 23 year old with black hair and have incurred the wrath of god who has destined me to have ridiculously thin hair in the vein of my dad and a very obviously developing Crown baldness.I would classify myself as a Norwood 6+. 6 for distribution. The "+" is because with the right short hair cut and combing technique I can trick most people into believing I dont have hair thinning. Unfortunately - there is nothing worse for the man with thinning hair then the worry. Always worrying if your hair is sitting "just right". Are they looking at me or my hair? It becommes a self consuming condition and I empathise with everyone else on this page about the psychological ramifications.Ok - the best way Ive figured out to put it on.1. Take a shower and shampoo your hair with a gentle shampoo - I like Garnier Fructis "Body and Volume".2. Pat-dry your hair gently so as not to lose any more of the little suckers till your scalp is ALMOST dry, but still has a bit of dampness.3. Prepare your field. Get the dermmatch, applicator, a DARK COLOURED SPIKY HAIR BRUSH, not a comb! THis will help you seperate your hair strands more effectively. Dark coloured towel. Blow-dryer. If you want gloves you can, but if youre not retarded you shouldnt get the product flying everywhere and its pretty easy to wash off your hands.4. Load the applicator with colour and then work on thirds of the scalp. I work the right, then the left, then the centre. After you finish each third run your brush through to seperate the strands. Then blow dry, so it doesnt run everywhere. After youve finished - blow dry again and seperate the strands. Wash all the skin around your hair, especially on the forehead, and the back of the neck JUST IN CASE. I have never got product there but it would look pretty embarassing.5. Waste half an hour doing other sh** while it air dries.6. Now you can run your hands through it, use whatever styling products you want, and add Nanogen/Toppik if you have bad hair loss. I have bought the Nanogen, but the Dermmatch has worked so well that I dont need to use it just yet.FINAL NOTE - After using Dermmatch and blow drying your hair will look "faded" so a bit of Gel, my favourite is Garnier Surf Hair will really help you get a great result.Cheers!- Aussie with Hair loss but dealing with it/.posted Jun 27, 2008Link to this post
JulieDallas, TXIt's A Miracle!!I am a woman who is 35 years old. I had thinning hair, not too bad, but thin enough that I had to carefully pull my hair back into a pony tail to make sure my scalp didnt show any. I spend $5000 a year on real hair extensions that thicken all over and look beautiful but they are not made for the top of your head. This product has changed my life. I finally found something that works on the top. It isnt as messy as you would think. You dont even have to use products in your hair anymore. I rub the product over just the crown of my head and over the hair there, from root down about 2 inches. I think it is best to then use a boar brush and brush through your wet hair to even out the product over the top of your head. I then blow dry, just the top hair, on a lower setting, with a round brush. You will get some product on your hands, but once your hair is dry, you can touch it and not get dirty. I use the dark brown, and it looks very dark here, but once it dries, it is a perfect match for my dark brown hair. I hope to God, this product is never discontinued!posted May 31, 2008Link to this post
RcIt Works Ok, Not Great But OkI bought DermMatch partly due to the excellent-sounding reviews I read here. Anyway I received the product earlier this week and have used it for 4 days already. And basically my opinion is it does not really thicken thinning hairs much, but it does conceal the scalp by lowering the contrast between scalp and hair. So basically its kind of like a dried, powerdered version of COUVRE (which I have tried before as well). I prefer this one to COUVRE simply because it is DRY and wont leave you feeling oily or sticky. However it my case, DermMatch works good enough because I use it together with a combover. I have really wavy hair, so if I do a combover, it doesnt look like a regular combover but looks really fluffy and full of body and "natural" specially if I blowdry it. DermMatch covers up the areas that the combover fails to cover and covers it up quite well and undetectably.So while this product did not really meet all my expectations. It is works quite well in my particular case. It would NOT work though if I dont do a combover. If I used DermMatch alone it would look very weird and fake and detectable. So in conclusion, I believe DermMatch might work better for people with less thinning hair than I have and works better if you combine with with other hair-thickening product such as toppik, etc. Or in my case by combining it with a combover.posted Mar 14, 2008Link to this post
AnonymousUSAMore Before & After Photos.I am the same reviewer in the previous two photos below showing the back view. I assure you that my photos are absolutely real and untouched. I would never mislead anyone as I know what type of psychological and emotional affect this has first hand. Here I have two more before and after photos showing my top and frontal areas. Same bathroom, same lighting, same view, same exact camera. My hair is just slightly longer in the after picture of this set, but not my much. These photos are with my Dermatch and Toppik combination topped off with either hair spray or mousse. The previous photos with the back view where with Dermatch only. It leaves my before looking "thinning" top area completely indistinguishable from my normal hair on the back and sides of my head. You cant tell them apart even from inches away or even by feel. Honestly. These two products are amazing when you know how to use them in junction. As you can see, using Dermatch as the main base, then Toppik on top of that will produce dramatic and more natural looking results than using either product alone. I use the Toppik Spray optimizer to achieve this level of natural look. Practice, practice, practice. Experiment and find what routine or application techniques work for your particular situation. I did a lot of trial and error to cut down on time in the bathroom while making the hair look more natural at the same time.How I do it:I no longer blow dry. I apply Dermatch with hair still damp using their applicator tips and comb it through while still wet to distribute Dermatch evenly. When I get to the front, I make a solid hairline in a lighter shade. I do this by using less and less Dermatch on the applicator tip the closer I get to the forehead. I let it air dry on my head for about 30 min. Once dry, I comb through it and then âfadeâ that solid Dermatch line I left before back into my hairline with a cotton ball. Once I got that, I apply a good covering of Toppik using their Spray optimizer, genly pat my head, and comb through it again. I repeat a few coats of this to the desired thickness I want. I use the Toppik Hairline optimizer stencil at the front to keep any Toppik fiber over spray off my forehead and keep in on the hair shafts instead. Finally, I apply either a good coat of hairspray or mouse. I end up with what you see in my pictures.posted Mar 11, 2008Link to this post
G.j.Dermmatch Is A Helpful ProductThis is the best of the three scalp covering products I tried. The intensity of the color varies with the amount of water used and it can be used without water for a light covering too. It acts like a powder when it dries so it does coat the hair a bit and dull it a little too. I used Bumble & Bumble "Hair Powder" which is actually a spray and is very opaque and like a mask, which is impossible to blend at the hairline. I also tried Organin which shakes on but it is difficult to apply precisely and dulls the hair and is a bit messier. Ive discovered a condition called insulin resistance which can cause hair loss - research it on the web or consult a knowledgeable endocrinologist.posted Feb 20, 2008Link to this post
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Dragon's Dogma 2: possibility of PS4 sequel 'growing', director also keen for Devil May Cry 5
Dragon's Dogma director Hideaki Itsuno has expressed interest in a PS4 sequel to his original RPG-action romp. He's also interested in working on Rival Schools 3 and Devil May Cry 5.
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DmC director says western developers put visuals ahead of gameplay
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Capcom "continuing to prepare new play elements," for Dragon's Dogma
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Dragon's Dogma director Hideaki Itsuno has detailed how quests and information from NPCs in the game will come to you, detailing how you pretty much don't have to break your back to go out and find it.
More details can be found on the blog at Unity. RPG's out next week for PS3, 360 and PC.
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Dragon's Dogma's Itsuno: asynchronicity and the Pawn
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"We can absolutely sell a million units," of Dragon's Dogma in Japan, says Itsuno
Dragon's Dogma producer Hideaki Itsuno believes it's a shoe-in that Dragon's Dogma will sell at least 1 million units in Japan, however, the game may be hit or miss with the rest of the globe.
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Pawn System in Dragon's Dogma inspired by Itsuno's time spent on BBS boards
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Capcom seeking patents for Dragon's Dogma character customization tech
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From out of the ashes…
Now that the voters have blown up the jury-rigged pack of ballot measures that were supposed to solve the budget crisis, we return you to our regularly scheduled catastrophe. Voters of all stripes, and all regions, combined to throw out Measures A-E and to overwhelmingly support the punitive Measure F. All 58 counties voted no on the first 5, and all 58 voted yes on F. So the good news is that we are united!
The bad news is that we will wake up with a $21 billion hangover. This is the amount that the state must find to close its deficit. If you want to borrow a metaphor, remember "pre 9-11" and "post 9-11" mindsets? Well now we have a pre May 19th and post. Pre, we thought we could put together the governor, the Democrats, a few Republicans, and the voters and close the budget gap. But now the voters have largely opted out. The Republicans have tossed out their Senate and Assembly leaders for trying too hard to reach a budget deal that included tax increases. The Gang of 5, the governor and the leaders, is now a gang of 3, with the two Republican leaders on a different team. in this case, they cannot step in the same river twice. The river has changed.
My guess is that this train wreck is going to help us fix California government once and for all. All the gimmicks that have marked the Schwarzenegger era have now gone belly up. Everybody has to look deep inside, and it's time to think outside the box. Whether it's a constitutional convention, new ways to design budgets in the the existing system, or dramatic moves by leaders in either party, it's time to cut a new path through the forest.
Sacramento runs up against this wall, and Los Angeles closes its budget deficit in a timely and professional manner. Some of the LA officials are veterans of Sacramento. Did they suddenly get wiser when they came to City Hall, or is it the system that creates disaster up there and relatively smooth governance down here?
Sometimes when the old tricks don't work, the best new ideas emerge. That's what i am hoping for.
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April 28, 2009 | 2:01 pm
Posted by Raphael J. Sonenshein
Senator Arlen Specter (PA), has switched parties, announcing that he is now a Democrat. This rocks the political world. With Al Franken likely to be seated in June, the Democrats would have 60 seats in the Senate. Landing right after the 100 day mark in the Obama presidency, it has an additional punch.
I expected Specter to do something dramatic in the next six months given the perilous state of the polling in the Republican primary, which he was losing by more than 20 points to conservative Pat Toomey. I thought he might try to run as an independent, but I imagine his own polling showed that to be a losing strategy. I was surprised that he moved now, but thinking about it, it made sense to move before he was clearly going to lose. And a number of Democrats were already lining up for the race, and if they gained momentum, Specter might have even lost the Democratic primary. Now he enters as the favorite, with the President's backing.
Some of the background of this story was covered in my last column in the JJ.
This is devastating political news to Republicans. But they should have seen it coming. In reality, they forced Specter's hand. By making his vote in favor of the Obama stimulus package a litmus test for Specter, they made it impossible for him to win the Republican primary. Having created the party in their own image, the conservatives now have to hear these words from Specter:
"It has become clear to me that the stimulus vote caused a schism which makes our differences irreconcilable. On this state of the record, I am unwilling to have my twenty-nine year Senate record judged by the Pennsylvania Republican primary electorate."
Ouch. So much for RNC chair Michael Steele's threat to subject maverick Republicans to primary challenges.
The rightward tilt of the Republican party and the excitement of the 2008 Democratic primary led hundreds of thousands of moderate Pennsylvania Republicans to cross party lines. Many, if not most, stayed as Democrats. In effect, Specter is not leading his fellow, endangered Republican moderates; he is following them. As sobering as the defection of Specter is, the catastrophe for Republicans is the loss of their moderate electorate.
And so the last of his breed, the moderate Jewish Republican from the Northeast, has made his move. With Norm Coleman of Minnesota on the way out, there will be no Jewish Republican Senators, and only one House member, Eric Cantor, a man of the Right. We will have to see how this affects the complex relationship between Jews and the parties.
March 17, 2009 | 10:32 pm
Posted by Raphael J. Sonenshein
So far, I think Obama has done a tremendous job as president. He has now gotten two hugely important bills through Congress, the stimulus package and the budget, and has made signal efforts to open up stem-cell research and to overturn various ill-advised Bush orders and policies. He is already on track to be the most successful Democratic president in domestic policy since Lyndon Johnson.
But I have to tell you that I do not think he has the banking and credit thing down yet. I am surprised, to tell you the truth, that this very smart guy with his extraordinary staff and deep political base, has lost hold of an issue that could have such a profound impact on his presidency.
Ever since Obama chose Tim Geithner and Larry Summers as economic gurus, and followed their advice instead of his political advisors Rahm Emanuel and David Axelrod, and his other finance guru, Paul Volcker, he has been at sea. Beginning with Geithner's evasive and opaque testimony to Congress, it is clear that their priorities are all messed up. Day after day, the Geithner-Summers team has served Obama badly, and it's up to Obama to either get rid of them or make them do the job.
Fundamentally, they are treating the banking community with kid gloves instead of treating the banking crisis as something that affects us. This has to be flipped around. The government has tons of clout but the inside crew that has Obama's ear is terrified of insulting the bankers by using it. Instead, they allowed this to become an irrelevant debate about "nationalization." This is an appalling lapse of both policy and politics.
And we need to get this right, because the next big battle is to take on the credit card crisis. Are we going to let these companies gouge us into a Depression because otherwise they might be unhappy? What chance is there that this team with these marching orders (or lack of orders) is going to keep credit card companies from jacking up interest rates and reducing credit during a recession? Are we going to hear that if we push them too hard, we might (gasp!) lose more of the "best and the brightest" minds in the credit card business, as we have heard about the banks and insurance companies? Whatever Obama does to straighten out his banking team will pay big dividends when the credit card issue reemerges.
Throughout all of American history, the source of populism has often been the banking and credit system. You don't have to be a demagogue to understand that this is real stuff to average Americans. You just have to think of Harry S Truman, and his feisty attitude that while the special interests have most of Washington, the people only have the president. In every other area of domestic policy, Obama has shown that he understands that we need a bottom-up approach to recovery. The banking issue has been his blind spot.
The AIG scandal on bonuses, with the bipartisan outrage it has generated, gives Obama a precious chance to start again, but to do so will take more than a press conference. He has to either fire his economic team or completely change their marching orders. Obama has indicated his admiration for the FDR approach of experimentation. This is not the time to dig in his heels on a policy that is not working. Now is the time to once again prove his strategic effectiveness by changing course.
March 6, 2009 | 7:32 pm
Posted by Raphael J. Sonenshein
The city elections on March 3 turned out to be more interesting than most of us had expected. There's a lot to talk about, and I hope to generate some discussion on this site. I want to focus first on one thing I find very illuminating and that's the role of the fifth council district at the pivot of this election year.
The fifth district, which is a mixture of Westside (think Fairfax) and Valley (think Encino) is also the "Jewish district." In a city that's about 6-7% Jewish, the fifth is maybe 35-40 percent Jewish. It's the best educated district, and one of the most affluent. It has tremendous voter registration and high turnout year after year. The fifth played a pivotal role in the development and dominance of the Tom Bradley coalition, because its voters provided massive support to Bradley and for most of his programs.
Winning the fifth district's council seat is a big achievement, because there are lots of talented ambitious people ready to run and mount effective campaigns. They are prospects for bigger things. Think Roz Wyman, Ed Edelman, Zev Yaroslavsky, Mike Feuer, and now Jack Weiss, who is in the runoff for city attorney.
While the voters in the fifth district are very Democratic and very politically liberal, they can be very unpredictable on one issue and that is growth. When Bradley experienced a lot of political trouble in the 1980s it was over growth and development and traffic and much of this was in the Fifth. The race to succeed Weiss generated six strong candidates who split votes so evenly in the primary that the percentages looked like a box score on a night that the Lakers have balanced scoring, with everybody in double figures. The big issues were development, traffic, and billboards. Weiss has lots of defenders and lots of enemies in his own district on these issues, and he was charged with being too pro-development. The two candidates who made it into the runoff are both critics of development and billboards.
These issues spilled over into the city attorney's race, and much of the anti-development and anti-city hall sentiment to which it is linked hurt Weiss citywide. He came in first, but with only 36% of the vote. He will face a tough runoff. And because the fifth CD is also going to have a tough runoff, its turnout will likely represent an even more disproportionate share of the vote than usual. Ironically, Weiss's best chance of winning is to expand the electorate beyond his own council district and draw on organized labor and other communities. The runoff election is scheduled to be held in tandem with a statewide ballot measure on a spending cap negotiated as part of the state budget deal, so labor's involvement may depend on how they view the spending cap.
November 22, 2008 | 3:14 pm
Posted by Raphael J. Sonenshein
Barack Obama has one overriding task: he must restore the strength and confidence of the American economy, and the sooner the better. But keep your eye on health care.
When FDR came into office in March 1933 after an even longer and even more unnerving transition period than this one, he had one overriding task and he set about it with great energy and creativity. He proved that America could cope with the Great Depression, even though it took years and World War II to find great prosperity.
But the real story of the New Deal was one signature program—Social Security. Passed in 1935 it reframed the crisis of the economy by focusing on the long-term security of the elderly. It has been America's most successful and popular social program. And retirement security for the elderly helped keep the economy on an even keel through good times and bad.
In 1965, Lyndon Johnson signed the second great pillar of American social policy and created the Medicare program. But the third pillar, universal health care, has languished. Democratic presidents from Harry Truman to Bill Clinton tried and failed to pull the sword from the stone. These three programs are really the heart and soul of the Democratic Party, to turn principles into reality or to defend them once created.
Obama seems to be inclined to get to health care now and not later, although his timing is different than FDR. The economic crisis is so bad now that constraints on spending are likely to be suspended. Only a huge economic stimulus can help the economy now. If Obama can make the connection between the economy and health care, the momentum may become irresistible. I think the most powerful argument, though, is one he made on the campaign trail in talking about his mother's final days, that she spent her time not coping with her situation but on the phone arguing with health insurance companies. This really hits close to home.
With the appointment of Tom Daeschle as Secretary of Health and Human Services, Obama has a long time advocate of health care reform. While Sen. Ted Kennedy's support is to be expected, the entry of Sen. Max Baucus of Montana with a progressive health care plan shows that the politics of health care has expanded the electoral map in the same way that Obama's campaign did. In fact, Hillary Clinton's willingness to consider the position of Secretary of State may reflect that there are so many potential parents of a new health care system that her own pioneering efforts ih 1993 may not give her a seat at the head table when the new Senate convenes.
Some Republicans are very worried —- not that Obama will be successful in dealing with the economic crisis—but rather that he will go farther and complete the Democratic grail of social programs. A similar fear led Congressional Republicans to block Clinton's plan in 1993, a strategy that paid off handsomely in the 1994 congressional elections when they blamed Clinton for the failure of health care. But Obama's victory was much more imposing than Clinton's in 1992 ; and he also has the mistakes of the Clinton approach to study.
Finally, the Republican party is much weaker today than then. After Clinton won, conservatives could say that Bush, Sr. messed things up for conservatives by raising taxes. This year, the collapse of the Bush regime has been so total, and the Bush regime was so conservative that the Republicans are at a loss for direction. The logic for moving quickly on health care is also to act before the Republicans get themselves together again.
And so we may be seeing history made again following an historic presidential election—perhaps the most significant change in American social policy since Medicare. The key to its success will be to remember that the best programs are simple and have a clear justification not just for the numbers crunchers but in terms of what is fair and who is deserving. That is one reason that FDR insisted that Social Security be a contributory program, a recognition of the work performed in one's lifetime. I do not know what the equivalent values are in health care (maybe a mandate that everyone must have coverage) but we do know that it is important to find what they are.
October 28, 2008 | 2:43 pm
Posted by Raphael J. Sonenshein
One of my earliest political memories is the 1960 presidential campaign.
We were an Adlai Stevenson family and as a little boy I rooted for the former Illinois governor and presidential candidate to come from behind to win the Democratic presidential nomination.
Stevenson, however, could not overcome a young, dynamic Senator from Massachusetts named Jack Kennedy. And although Stevenson did not win, he left the stage with great dignity and even humor. It was Kennedy's time and he made the most of it. And as president, Kennedy gave Stevenson the chance for his greatest public moment—his confrontation as U.N. Ambassador with the Soviet envoy over the Cuban Missile Crisis.
I don't think that anyone will confuse John McCain's 2008 presidential campaign with that of Adlai Stevenson's final effort.
In the campaign's final days, McCain and his party have basically fired off all the rockets at the end of the Fourth of July celebration, a collection of vile smears without rhyme or reason except rage at losing to a young, dynamic (not to mention black) candidate.
Much of the dirty work is being farmed out to state Republican parties, but McCain and his odd partner Sarah Palin show no signs of letting up with the attacks. They both placed calls to the young woman who falsely claimed that she had been attacked by a black Obama supporter and her story was spread by the party in Pennsylvania. Also in Pennsylvania, Jewish voters have been warned by the state Republican party not to make the "same mistake" Jews made in the 30s by not seeing the coming Nazi wave. I have no words . . .
And it looks like more and more Jews are moving toward Obama. For months, it appaeared Jewish voters were going to give McCain the highest share of the Jewish vote of any modern Republican. The latest Gallup poll now gives Obama 75 percent of the Jewish vote, comparable to the share received by John Kerry in 2004. This shift must help explain how Obama has gone from well behind to slightly ahead in Florida.
Polls are notoriously shifty, and we have to see many more to know how the Jewish vote will shake out. The exit polls will provide a wealth of data. If such a shift is happening, it will likely have the same explanations as the overall shift to Obama: the economy, the debates, and Sarah Palin. But I think there will also be some elements that are more specific to the Jewish community and its political style.
Another story. When my mother was alive, we often talked by phone across the country. She would have already read the New York Times, listened to All Things Considered, and was waiting for what was then the McNeil-Lehrer Report to come on. (In her spare time she did the Times crossword puzzle.) Her level of political information was staggering.
I can only imagine what she would have thought when Sarah Palin could not name a single source of information about public issues. Or how she would have reacted to the comparison in the debates between a thoughtful, calm, intelligent candidate and an angry often incoherent opponent. These things matter to a community that values public debate and political knowledge.
At a certain point, the scurrilous emails must have lost some of their sting. There has been a lot of communication within the Jewish community to counter these emails. The nastiness of the McCain-Palin campaign must have made it believable that their team would lie and smear Obama. So maybe it did not happen all at once, but as a process something seems to have happened.
There is still a week to go, and who knows which smears will hit home? But it is more than interesting to see how these charges have lost some of their sting as voters look more closely at the ideologies, the capabilities, and the temperaments of the candidates.
Raphael J. Sonenshein, a political scientist at Cal State Fullerton, is the 2008 Fulbright Tocqueville Distinguished Chair in American Studies at the University of Paris VIII.
October 8, 2008 | 5:52 am
Posted by Raphael J. Sonenshein
Most Jews live in three states, two of which, New York and California, are already in the bank for Sen. Barack Obama.September 27, 2008 | 6:17 pm
Posted by Raphael J. Sonenshein
Ever since the quick burst of celebrity that accompanied her surprise selection for the vice president numination, it's been all downhill for Palin.
Her public approval has been dropping steadily in recent weeks, and perhaps even more damaging has been the general sense in the political world that she is not remotely up for the job. Her two television interviews, with Charles Gibson and then with Katie Couric, were beyond awful. They were close to unwatchable.
And she's become a light-night TV comedy staple.
I am a pretty solid softball player, and occasionally have dreamed of playing center field for the New York Yankees. But I imagine that if I faced a major league pitcher throwing a fastball, I'd look about like Palin did.
The problem is that McCain gave almost no thought to his vice presidential selection. Like many of things he has done in this campaign, it seems to have been done on impulse with the goal of shaking things up. Now that the bloom has come off the rose, what does he do next? He has until Thursday's vice presidential debate to think of something, or to hope for a crisis that can require her to avoid the debate. (Perhaps Alaska has to go on alert in case Russian President Putin flies over. See what I mean about comedy?)
In the meantime, I can see where this is heading. After the first presidential debate, Obama's vice presidential choice Joe Biden was all over the news talking about the event. Palin was nowhere to be seen. She turned down interview requests. But in recent days it hasn't been hard to find Mitt Romney on the talk circuit supporting McCain. Now of course lots of people thought that even though McCain apparently can't stand Romney, that he would have been a better choice if anybody could have predicted the Wall Street meltdown. Romney is big on economic stuff.
My sense is that the short term strategy will be to keep Palin in hiding as much as possible, and turn the functional role of vice presidential candidate over to Romney. That way, the Republican base that loves Palin (although not as much as originally) won't be mad and McCain can seem like he has a real running mate.
The implication will be that McCain and Romney will run things if McCain is elected, so don't you worry your pretty little self about Palin. Voters who are worried that she might become president will still worry. The odds are that other key Republicans will fall in line to provide that support in Palin's absence.
Now I don't know how long this can work, especially if the Thursday debate is actually held, and if it is a catastrophe for Palin. And if she does well, McCain can't really hide her for the rest of the campaign. There's a lot at stake for Palin on Thursday, but expectations are so low that she might manage to get through it in better fashion than we think.
Another alternative that I think is at least possible is Palin's exit from the ticket. Easy come, easy go. A non-vetted selection, no investment by the candidate.
So far, McCain's campaign has been marked by wild roundhouse punches thrown in the late rounds looking for a "change of chemistry." Some work, some don't.
The latest one, the attempt to get out of the first debate, was a dud. But I could see him thinking that if Palin leaves (on her own accord, of course, to deal with a family issue) then the media will be fascinated by who takes her place.
The replacement can't be a pro choice moderate because the base will go nuts and might even spawn a third-party writein campaign. It has to be somebody that the base will accept, and that is probably Romney. This move can't be made unless Romney agrees in advance to join the ticket. He might even challenge Biden to a do-over of the vice presidential debate, or if it happens before Thursday, who knows?
There would have to be a lot of talk on the Republican right about this, comparable to the discussions that alerted McCain that he had better not choose a pro-choice running mate.
Don't ask me if any of this makes sense, because trying to predict what McCain will do next is not only baffling to me, but probably to his own staff as well.
But I do think it's a reasonable possibility that if Palin continues to head downhill that McCain will do something dramatic to get out of that situation.
The last presidential candidate with this kind of problem was George H.W. Bush and his vice president, Dan Quayle. Bush took fierce criticism but hung on, and won handily even though later surveys found that Quayle did cost him votes. But that was a traditional Republican campaign, businesslike and tough, and Bush simply decided to bear the cost of Quayle.
We'll see if that is the model adopted by McCain or if we are due for another Hail Mary.
Raphael J Sonenshein, a political scientist at Cal State Fullerton, is spending the semester as the Fulbright Tocqueville Distinguished Chair in American Studies at the University of Paris VIII.
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-- apple finally unveils the new iPhone 5 at a conference in San Francisco you can hear the -- years.
It was just a short while ago tech junkies and taxpayers alike are rejoicing but all it's cracked up to be.
Fortune senior editor at large and author of inside apple Adam Lashinsky joins me now straight from the conference.
Adam thanks for coming back -- the shows that Telus and everything you learned what do you think.
Well you know I I -- I don't know that it's all it's cracked up to be I would say that is exactly what it's cracked up to be you know this was an evolutionary.
Rather than revolutionary.
Event for apple they did what they do with these events they had a new iPhone 5 they refresh the iPods for the holidays they gave new look.
To iTunes and you know you can say well all right so not -- -- -- does.
Was something that's gonna change the world that they know they didn't but I have a fairly good sense that what they did do -- Or sell extremely well yeah I mean everything -- do sells sells very well especially when it comes to the -- thought let's talk about some of the features.
I mean there was nothing in there that was a surprise they have both black and white models.
They have the new -- -- high speed for GL TE network was part of what you know people were looking for and got the faster processor the 86 processor.
18% -- 20% lighter.
And a new cable charger.
Called lightning or our connector that I that I be guilty right.
The other rather really big deal about the new with the new iPhone iPhone 5 is that it's gonna be a little bit longer first -- -- then the iPhone four in the iPhone four ass and so that it'll just be that would just mean that your screen will be a little bit bigger you'll be able to see more things on it a hold other row at the bottom -- of pop icons.
From from the App Store that'll be the thing that's the most obvious.
These everybody getting thinner and lighter and having a more beautiful screen at a faster process or you know for technologist.
Those are extraordinary things for the rest of us those things will be like all good -- -- my phone works allow better than the last one it'll take pictures a little bit faster.
-- I attacks yesterday and the driver turned around Sweeney said look at this great phone I just got I went into the store to get an iPhone I realized I don't need it.
This was cheaper the screen is better it was a Samsung it runs on android operating system.
This was a guy who went in to -- an iPhone and came -- was something else is this a growing problem for apple.
Well any time a competitor is is taking share is a growing problem you know I would say I mean first of all yes the -- is probably.
Better more profitable more exciting for them when they had the market almost all to themselves the flip side of that is the market is growing rapidly and it almost completely belongs to apple and Samsung so I don't think.
You're gonna need to start feeling sorry for apple because now taxi driver decides that he couldn't get out get away with a Samsung.
Yeah I don't know my five year old told me this morning that he needs and I -- five it's it's frankly I don't I don't feel -- -- -- -- he has no on right now by the way just for the record equities seen the ads he wants the five Adam thanks for coming on.
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