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Cosmo editors often recommend sexual activities that could send a person to the hospital, and now we know why. The June issue reveals they've been harboring a sick fantasy: Having hospital sex... with Dr. James Van Der Beek.
Pretty much every one of Cosmo's sex tip articles includes some variation of "rub weird objects on his penis" or "bite him," and the article "75 Sex Tips From Guys" is no different. This month your dude is hankering for you to bite his nipples and rub the following things on his penis: A cool washcloth, a phone set to vibrate, and a bikini bottom. Wearing nothing but a headband to bed for a "naughty-school-girl vibe" and leaving "your bra on so I can pull at the straps as I ride you from behind" are also much appreciated.
It's never been clear why the ladies at Cosmo want women to hurt the men they love — until now. It appears the concept behind the fashion story "Diagnosis: Too Hot To Resist" is being sexually harrassed in a hospital setting. James Van Der Beek, who plays a doctor on Mercy, is shown groping a model's thigh before she enters an M.R.I. machine, examining her high-heeled leg while it's in traction, and forcing her to operate an x-ray machine with a broken wrist. (The caption: "She thought he wasn't interested — until he said he would have to sex-ray her whole body.") A sample:
So, they had sex in his office while she had an I.V. stuck in her arm?
Sorry Dawson — Try filing this under "M" for medical malpractice suit.
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Social Theory, Social Policy and Ageing: A Critical Introduction
Open University Press, 2003 - 191 pages
In this important new book, three leading social theorists of old age present a critical review of key theoretical developments and issues influencing the study of adult ageing. The authors explore contemporary trends in social policy drawing on the experience of ageing in the USA, Europe and an increasingly global environment.
Particular attention is given to feminist perspectives on ageing, ethics and bio-medicine, successful and productive ageing, globalization and migration and the politics of ageing. Consideration is given in each case to the interaction between structural influences on social ageing and the experience of age and identity. The work ends with a manifesto for social theory, social policy and social change.
Social Theory, Social Policy and Ageing will be valuable reading for advanced students and practitioners taking courses in social theory, the sociology of old age and social gerontology.
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African designs are making headlines in the big fashion capitals of the world. Great designers are blending African style to their selections. But is Africa getting recognition?
(L-R) Thakoon F/W 11, Louis Vuiton S/S 12, Thakoon F/W 11
Fashion's conflicted love affair with Africa is on again. Louis Vuitton featured cobalt and berry Masai prints for its S/S 12 menswear show last June, while Thakoon fused Victorian tailoring with traditional East African patterns for F/W 11. Critics unanimously exalted both collections.
Nicole Phelps of Style.com hailed Thakoon's showing as "his freshest, most alive collection in a while," and The New York Times Magazine proclaimed Louis Vuitton as the "winner" of Paris Fashion Week for menswear S/S 12, with radiant quotes from SHOWstudio, who hailed the collection as "hugely handsome, confident and clear."
Sure, the clothes were beautiful, as they tend to be from practiced and esteemed labels like Louis Vuitton and Thakoon. But the use of African aesthetics for the financial and cultural benefit of the West conjures a host of unanswered questions: Is this practice exploitative? What image of Africa does it create in the West? Should designers give back to the communities from which they benefit?
African designs: Picasso's Les Demoiselles d'Avignon [1907]
Africa has served as inspiration in Western fashion and more expansively, Western visual culture, for decades. In 1907, Pablo Picasso painted two women with African masks for his magnum opus Les Demoiselles d'Avignon. More recently, in 1997, John Galliano featured a series of reinterpreted Masai warrior costumes for his debut couture collection at Dior.
More than a decade later, for Dior's S/S 09 show, he styled his models with vase-like hair resembling ancient Congolese head dresses. And in a similar vein, Jean Paul Gaultier used African hunter shields, African carvings, the patterns of Masai beading as the inspiration for his Spring 2005 couture collection.
Fashion critics have largely praised Galliano and Gaultier's use of African aesthetics in the context of "diversifying fashion." In a review of The Fashion World of Jean Paul Gaultier: From the Sidewalk to the Catwalk, a retrospective of Gaultier's work at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Robin Givhan of The Daily Beast writes:
"Gaultier looks outward at the swirl of life that engulfs him. And he is fully and optimistically engaged with it. Gaultier's multicultural inspiration, which spans the entire breadth of his career, beginning in 1976, reminds us of the beauty of cultural diversity."
African designs: Looks from Dior Couture '97
As a foil to fashion's praise for using African aesthetics in Western design, art critics have debated the merits of this practice with more skepticism.
Arguably the most famous debate arose in response to a show in 1984 at the New York Museum of Modern Art titled, "'Primitivism in 20th Century Art," which sought to elucidate the connection between the work of European artists like Gauguin and Picasso with African "tribal" art.
The show's most aggressive critique came a couple of years later from writer Thomas McEvilley whose piece "Doctor Lawyer Indian Chief" in Art Forum, sharply criticized the exhibit's lack of information and context about the tribal objects:
"No attempt is made to recover an emic, or inside, sense of what primitive esthetics really were or are… The point of view of Picasso and others… is the only focus of MOMA's interest… By their absolute repression of primitive context, meaning, content, and intention… [the curators] have treated the primitives as less than human, less than cultural – as shadows of a culture, their selfhood, the Otherness, wrung out of them."
The New Yorker summarized this argument: "In other words… people of color don't exist unless whites say they do – and, even then, they exist only as they are seen by whites."
African designs: A portrait of Senegalese women from the 50s by Senegalese photographer Seydou Keita.
Like the aforementioned MoMA exhibit, fashion shows that reference Africa can seem exploitative due to a lack of real connection to African culture or African people.
The image of Africa on runways is almost entirely created by Western design teams that convey a shallow knowledge or appreciation for the communities they are referencing. To counter this, if designers want to utilize African culture in a responsible way, it must rethink the way it interacts with Africa itself.
One way Western designers could convey a deeper appreciation for Africa is by offering adequate historical or cultural context of their designs when they reference aspects of African culture. If Louis Vuitton offered more background information on Masai prints for his S/S 12 show, for example, viewers would have a better idea of what Masai prints signify and how they became so prominent among Masai tribes.
The information could be placed in a pamphlet that accompanies the show's gift bags or sits on each seat in the audience. This, to me, would ameliorate the feeling that the label was exploiting African culture and give the sense that the label was celebrating it.
Another way fashion could start projecting a more respectful perception of Africa is by incorporating African textiles into their designs. Today, most African-print textiles are manufactured in Europe or Asia – they're African-inspired, not African. As writer Maya Lau suggests in a Huffington Post piece entitled Senegal's Accidental Hipsters, the African textile industry is largely foundering in countries like Senegal.
Investment in textiles from these countries would:
1) Feed into the local economy
2) Maintain traditional, or at least local, ways of producing textiles
3) Cultivate a more human relationship between Western fashion and Africa.
If Western designers continue to use African prints, sourcing fabric from Africa would give both Westerners and Africans monetary benefits (it would be cheap for Western brands to manufacture in Africa and it would power the African economy) as well as social benefits (it would begin a symbiotic relationship between the West and Africa).
Yet another way for Western designers to convey a deeper appreciation for African designs, is by giving back to the communities from which they borrow. After using Masai prints for his F/W 11 collection, Thakoon has done just this.
According to Thakoon.com, the label will donate all proceeds from a particular Limited Edition Masai Plaid Scarf to an international children's relief organization working to reduce rates of malnutrition in the Horn of Africa – the area where Masai Tribes are located. The donor-benefactor relationship isn't ideal; however, it is one way for Thakoon to give back to the community that offered him so much for his latest collection.
The relationship between the West and Africa is long and complicated, and because of this, there are no real answers as to how to create a healthy relationship between Western fashion and Africa.
Here, I've tried to offer some solutions and have highlighted others that are currently in the works. More than finding the best solution, however, I hope that designers start thinking more critically about their relationship with Africa and the best way for them to face the conflicts inherent in utilizing African designs. This way, at least fashion can begin to celebrate cultural diversity in a way that feels new, thoughtful, and genuine.
This article is very enlightening and informative. The hidden treasurers of Africa need to be revealed, and integration of African designs into the popular culture of fashion is necessary.
When integrated, the African designs should be credited so that the world looks at Africa with more optimism.
Through out the website the emphasis is on looking at Africa through a lens of optimism, and I will continue to ensure that the lens becomes larger and larger, by sharing positive articles and much more.
Credit goes to Fashion Mole for this insight!
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Hello all, I am looking for a way to transfer my lifetime Sirius subscription from a portable XACT Sirius device to my 2010 Maxima. I think portions of what I'm going to ask have been covered in other posts, but not with current information and not in its entirety.
Issue/question #1 – Has anyone been able to successfully transfer service from a Sirius device to an car with XM? I'm willing to do either a transfer of service or an adding of some kind of hardware to make this happen. I've seen references in other posts to things like "the dealer should have something to convert the signal" or "it should work if…" or call XM or Sirius and they should be able to help, but I haven't found one reference to someone saying "I did it or had it done and this is how." I've called both XM and Sirius with no luck. I've called the dealer where I purchased the Maxima and they said of course it can be done, just call Sirius or XM.
Issue/question #2 – Assuming the above answer is that there is no way that the service can be transferred, then I would then like to install my portable XACT Sirius device. My question is, can I "tap into" the car's XM antenna? I would not want to have the nice clean look of the roof ruined by me adding a second antenna.
See I figured I could add the portable Sirius device in the center console and plug it in to either the center console's audio connections or use the devices built in RF transmitter. Then I would hopefully be able to tap into the XM antenna with my portable device's antenna.
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Firstly, the marketing bit, concentrate.. Reuben single 'Let's Stop Hangin Out' which hits on the M2 playlist this week, is now coming out on ace little label Badmusic on January 27th.
We can now reveal (below) some of the DiS-selected support bands. Sadly we didn't get our say at every venue - it's kinda sad that a lot of local promoters won't put on a kickass night, instead they want some local band who'll ensure an extra 10 people through the door to see some less than ace act. Anyway, here they are, a few more bands to be announced soon. The Dates are...
January 2003
Thu 09 High Wycombe White Horse
Fri 10 Isle of White Squadron
Sat 11 Aldershot West End Centre + ENGERICA + SMOTHER
Mon 13 Norwich Arts Centre
Tue 14 Cambridge Boat Race + ENGERICA
Wed 15 Southampton Joiners + METROPOLIS
Thu 16 Exeter Cavern + TYLER
Fri 17 Plymouth Club 103 + TYLER
Sat 18 Gloucester Guildhall
Mon 20 Newcastle Uni
Tue 21 Glasgow King Tut's + MERCURY TILT SWITCH
Wed 22 Aberdeen Lava + MERCURY TILT SWITCH
Thu 23 Dundee Westport + MERCURY TILT SWITCH
Fri 24 Hull Adelphi
Sat 25 Peterborough Met Lounge + ENGERICA + LITTLE NIKITA
Mon 27 Southend Chinnerys + ENGERICA + SMOTHER
Tue 28 Leicester Charlotte + ANTIHERO
Wed 29 Northampton Soundhaus + ENGERICA
Thu 30 London Garage + SPECIAL GUESTS
Fri 31 Coventry Colesseum + ANTIHERO
If you're annoyed Reuben ain't coming to your town/city, please beware that they're in the running for the second DiS tour in February with Kinesis which takes in a lot of different places. And we've got more DiS tours with less of a rock edge to announce in the very near future!
DiScuss: See ya there? Anyone got any spare floors/sofas/mansions?


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Liability Issues Create Potholes on the Road to Driverless Cars
Arizona lawmakers last year were debating a law laying out guidelines for an up-and-coming technology: self-driving vehicles. Then they got to a question they couldn't steer around: Who is to blame if a driverless car gets in a wreck?
When there is no driver, the answer turns complicated, and the possible targets of lawsuits expand. Is it the company that designed the technology? The car's owner, or a passenger who should have assumed control? The auto maker that built the car?
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The last five years for Milwaukee, WI metalformer Acro Metal Stamping have been a renaissance period. The company has "reinvented" itself to emerge from the industry downturn and recover from a Chinese invasion of its customer base. So says Acro president Jim Wolfenberg, who admits that from 2005 to 2008, Acro lost 20 to 25 percent of its book of business to China. Add recessionary pressure during that time and "we needed to reinvent the company," Wolfenberg admits.
Before its renaissance, Acro's custom-stamping business centered on a fleet of 20 to 25 conventional mechanical presses from 32 to 150 tons, with bed size to 27 by 53 in. In 2010 its pressroom makeover kicked off with the acquisition of a pair of Komatsu servo presses —a 110-ton and a 200-ton model. Two more servo presses landed in 2011, 60- and 80-ton models. Finally, early in 2013 Acro added another 200-ton Komatsu servo press and a 60-ton servo press.
"Some 50 percent of our production now runs through the six servo presses," says Wolfenberg, noting that the productivity gains realized have allowed him to decommission several of his conventional mechanical presses. "The capabilities of the servo presses have allowed us to expand our footprint into our traditional key markets, such as electronics and electric motors, while bringing an entirely new set of customers to our door."
New Capabilities, New Jobs
Wolfenberg credits his servo-press stable with attracting a set of "more complex stamping jobs" that ultimately account for as much as 20 percent of the firm's business. "And, I'd say we've increased our ability to quote a wider variety of jobs—and reduced no-quote jobs—by as much as 60 percent, thanks to the servo presses."
Asked to elaborate, Wolfenberg credits the flexibility and stroke control that comes with servo-press technology with Acro's ability to add deep drawing of stainless steel to its resume. Case in point: stamping parts for the iconic comb container found in nearly every barber shop and hair solon. To form the top cover of the container, Acro's 110-ton servo press performs a nearly 2-in. draw on a 4-in.-dia. blank of 0.012-in. stainless steel. The press also forms the stainless-steel strainer that sits inside the comb container. Both jobs had previously been offshored to China, and Wolfenberg is understandably quite proud to have reshored the work.
"We can draw the cover in one operation in the servo press," he notes, "impossible to do in a conventional mechanical press and much faster than if we were to run them in a hydraulic press."
Acro was able to reshore the job thanks to the ability of the servo press to draw and form the prepolished stainless steel without affecting its surface finish. Under previous production methods on a conventional press, the stamped parts required a costly and time-consuming secondary hand-finishing process.
Cam-Actuated Operations, and Coining
Other additions to Acro's resume, thanks to servo-press capabilities, include increased ability to perform in-die tapping, cam-actuated operations and coining.
"When tapping, with the servo press, we can actuate the tapping operation at any point in the stroke, and control ram speed," Wolfenberg says. "With a conventional press we only can tap during one portion of the stroke. We have much more flexibility in our process now.
"When coining," Wolfenberg continues, "we've been able to reduce 3⁄16-in. material to 3⁄32 in.—typically, the tool would just bounce in a conventional press. And, we've found that the ability of the servo press to slow or even pause mid-stroke allows cam-actuated forming during the stroke. We can bring a horn into the die, come down around it and retract the horn, all in one stroke, eliminating a secondary operation."
Acro performs this operation routinely to form a J-shaped bracket. Wolfenberg explains: "The die is designed to form two 90-deg. bends, in separate planes. Typically each bend would require a separate press operation. In the servo press, we form the first 90-deg. bend, and then use an air cylinder to help make the second bend. We then retract the cylinder and kick out the part—all in one stroke."
Diminished Die Maintenance
The ability to perform more work per press stroke also has allowed Acro to simplify its tooling and eliminate stations from the complex progressive dies it designs and builds. "We're typically taking four- to five-station dies down to two or three stations," says Acro toolroom supervisor Jim Wobig. Wobig quickly credits the firm's move in 2010 to 3D die design (Logopress3) with helping the company leverage the flexibility of its servo presses.
"3D design with Logopress3 is the perfect complement to servo presses," Wobig says. "It helps us visualize complex dies, eliminate stations and build the dies less expensively."
At the back end, Wobig also notes that die-maintenance costs have dropped dramatically when dies previously run in the firm's conventional mechanical presses move over to the servo presses. Some of the firm's dies are more than 50 years old, used to stamp high volumes of electrical parts (500,000 or more) such as connectors and terminals. Says Wobig: "We'd often experience significant burr issues with these dies, and after a while we'd have trouble holding dimensional accuracy."
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How to Cook Lao Food Like a Pro
Cooking doesn't get much simpler than this: steamed flounder seasoned with black pepper, ginger, cilantro, soy sauce, and lime juice. The preparation is minimal, but the flavors are fresh and bold. This is how Laotian-born chef Jeannie Ongkeo cooks her fish, and when she does, the fans come out of the woodwork.
Food like hers is rare in the U.S. outside a few small cities like Des Moines, where Lao communities have slowly grown since the 1970s and 1980s. In New York City, the only place to find homestyle Lao cooking is when Ongkeo helms the kitchen of her brother's restaurant Mangez Avec Moi, a modest Asian fusion spot in Tribeca that mostly caters to office lunchers.
But the action really begins at night, when Ongkeo serves a semi-secret Lao menu at dinner that draws serious Southeast Asian food fanatics from across the city (and the attention of some critics). She started doing so in 2012, when a young food blogger's request for real Lao home cooking suggested she had an audience for the food from her home country.
We spent an evening with her during a crowded dinner service, watching her cook family recipes by sight and feel. Wearing an apron adorned with teddy bears and sporting sweatbands around both wrists, she looked tough but maternal as she maneuvered through Mangez Avec Moi's tiny kitchen, marshaling ingredients and dispatching them into bowls and pots.
Here's what Lao cuisine looks like through her eyes.
Food in Laos overlaps with its neighbors—Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, and China—and bears traces of its French colonial influence. But it remains distinct. While many Thai dishes are dominated by fiercely hot chilies and the marriage of sweet and sour flavors, Lao cooking focuses more on the interplay of fresh herbs and mildly funky undertones.
Take the ubiquitous papaya salad. Thai som tum combines tart lime juice, sugar, garlic, and chilies, but the Lao version (called tom mak hook) adds in padaek, a special Lao fish "sauce" with a salty, unapologetically funky edge. It's that funk—and the deft subtlety with which it's employed—that's won Ongkeo her followers.
Her favorite dish—one she often makes at home in Elmhurst, Queens—is or stew (also known as or lam). It arrives at the table brimming with green vegetables, savory mushrooms, tender bites of chicken and pork rinds, and earthy Kermit eggplants cooked to the verge of disintegration. The thick broth, girded with a slurry of glutinous rice flour, blends fresh dill, garlic, and salty-funky padaek with floral hints of lemongrass and makrut lime leaves and just enough chilies to leave your mouth gently humming with heat.
Each cook's or stew is different. "I do my own style," Ongkeo declared, brandishing a bottle of her homemade padaek and adding careful squirts to her stew. She makes a new batch of padaek every month or so, fermenting raw fish with Thai fish sauce, spices, and her own special touch: melon rind or pineapple skin to temper the sauce's intense fishiness and aggressive aroma.
It's an essential ingredient in Lao dishes—especially or stew. A single generous spoonful of Ongkeo's padaek left to simmer with vegetables, fresh herbs, chicken breast, and pork rind yields a deeply flavorful broth that's complex yet perfectly balanced.
At the opposite end of the Lao culinary spectrum is nam kao, a popular rice salad in Laos. Ongkeo starts by mixing cooked rice with ground pork, red onion, shredded coconut, Thai fish sauce, and red curry paste. She tosses it thoroughly—until her hands hurt—then adds an egg and forms small cylinders, which are then deep-fried into the Lao equivalent of Italian arancini.
The cooled rice balls—golden-crisp outside, soft within—are broken up and tossed with scallion, cilantro, lime juice, ground red chili, more fish sauce, and bits of som moo, a sour Lao pork sausage that's fermented with rice and chilies and eaten raw. (Ongkeo used to make her own som moo before it was commercially available here. These days she procures it from a specialty Lao food distributor in Fairfield, Connecticut.)
Scooped onto a lettuce leaf and popped down the hatch in a bite or two, nam kao is at once refreshing and funky, with an appealing light crunch. It goes down exceptionally well with a bottle of Beerlao, the smooth, malty local beer of choice in Laos.
These days, Ongkeo, who is now 64, looks forward less and less to the long hours she has to spend in the kitchen. She unwinds after 10-hour kitchen shifts with Lao soap operas and Indian classical music, and is considering taking time off to travel—but not just yet.
"I don't want to work at all, but I love to eat," she says. "If I don't cook, I won't get my food."
Essentials of the Lao Kitchen
Looking to try your own hand at Lao cooking? Here are the essential ingredients you'll need, and how they're used.
In mountainous, land-locked Laos, freshwater fish (from the Mekong River), pork, water buffalo, and plenty of vegetables—especially leafy greens, bamboo shoots, long beans, and several dozen varieties of eggplant—are in frequent meal-time rotation.
Garlic, chilies (fresh and dried), lime, scallion, and fresh herbs—like dill, makrut lime leaves, cilantro, lemongrass, and galangal (ginger's spicier cousin)—are all vital to Lao cooking, adding bright flavors to counteract fatty pork, subtle fish, and funky fish sauces.
That fish sauce, which comes in several varieties, also gives food its salty edge. Lao cooks rely on padaek to bring a funky, savory, and salty depth to their food. Made from slowly fermented fish paste, padaek is thicker and stronger-smelling than typical Asian fish sauces.
Chinese immigrants in Laos introduced cooking oil and frying techniques, but Lao cooks still rely heavily on steaming, grilling, and stewing. Raw vegetable dishes and glutinous sticky rice (serving as both carb and eating utensil to scoop up sauces) are also integral parts of most Lao meals.
Laos is small—about the size of Utah—so regional differences in cooking are minor, though food in northern Laos is usually spicier than in the south. (For instance, sakhan, an indigenous woody vine that has a numbing effect similar to Sichuan peppercorns, is only used in northern Lao cooking.)
— Anne Noyes Saini and Mark Rinaldi
Mark Rinaldi writes about global cuisine and culture over at his blog, Cooked Earth, where he is cooking and documenting a meal from every country on Earth, alphabetically. He likes hot chilies, cold beer, and death metal.
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WASHINGTON—There's a telling moment at the beginning of Robert A. Caro's new book when Lyndon Johnson's advisers are gathered four days after he has become president to draft his first speech to Congress. Capitol Hill is divided, the country is grieving from the assassination of his predecessor, and some of LBJ's advisers are urging him to take it slow. "Well, what the hell's the presidency for?" Johnson replies.
Barack Obama will be getting advice by the boatload over the next few weeks but the best guidance may be what emerges from Caro's biography, The Passage of Power: Think big. Find strategies and pressure points that can break the gridlock in Congress, which was as rigid in 1963 as it is today. Surprise your adversaries with bold moves and concessions that create new space on which to govern.
Watching Tuesday's triumph, it seemed obvious that Obama needs the policy equivalent of David Plouffe, his senior campaign adviser. Plouffe's genius was to decide early on that the race depended on nine battleground states; if he could deliver those states by a relentless and sometimes ruthless assault, he would win the larger victory. He was like a general who concentrates his forces at the points of greatest vulnerability and then prevails through sheer force of will.
Obama's performance as president has often lacked this decisive, strategic quality. The notes are there, but not the policy "music." In both foreign and domestic policy, the impression of Obama, after his blunderbuss, first-year battles on health care and the Israeli-Palestinian issue, has been of a careful president who reacts to events, waits for others to make the first moves, and plays to avoid losing rather than to win.
Well, Mr. President, what the hell's the presidency for?
A strategic second term would begin by identifying a list of necessary and achievable goals, and then pursuing them with the unyielding manipulative skill of a Lyndon Johnson. On the top of everybody's list would be a budget deal. Everybody knows, more or less, what it will require: changes in social security and medicare that slow the growth of entitlement spending; reform of the tax code that produces a fairer and simpler system that raises revenues without limiting growth.
A road map is there in the Simpson-Bowles deficit-reduction plan, and Obama administration officials have been thinking privately for months about how to tweak the plan so it's better and fairer. Mitt Romney's generous concession speech Tuesday night opened a possible door, and the president should follow up his statement that he will "look forward to sitting down with Governor Romney to talk about where we can work together to move this country forward." The president and his new Treasury secretary (Jack Lew?) should take the next step and ask Romney to help close the budget deal the country needs.
In foreign policy, Obama will need to be equally strategic. What does he want to accomplish? My list: A deal with Iran that verifiably limits its nuclear program and avoids war; a deal in Afghanistan that averts civil war when U.S. forces leave in 2014; a deal for a political transition in Syria (a shorthand Syria summary would be to organize the opposition so that it's strong enough to bargain, then help win a Nobel Peace Prize for Vladimir Putin). And, finally, a deal to create a Palestinian state so that Israel has secure borders and the Arab world can get on with the process of becoming modern and democratic.
All these primary foreign policy goals are "deals," and it follows that the president needs a dealmaker as secretary of state. Who could do that, after Hillary Clinton leaves, probably at the end of January? John Kerry is an experienced man who thinks outside the box and is willing to take risks. Even if the president is said to have found him somewhat windy as the stand-in for Romney during debate preparation, Kerry has shown a willingness to negotiate with adversaries, in secret, and achieve results.
A longtime Democratic adviser argues that Obama needs the "Bolten Plan," as in Josh Bolten, the White House chief of staff who mobilized the machinery of government to get it moving in the same direction in George W. Bush's second term. This will never be a happy model for Democrats, but it captures an important point: A successful second term is less about ideology than about results.
Think big. Take risks. Get it done. Maybe someone should slip a note in Obama's desk drawer that asks: What would Lyndon Johnson have done to make it happen?
David Ignatius is a Washington Post columnist.


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by Gloria Romero
The school-choice movement has just surmounted one of its most pervasive challenges. A unanimous Indiana Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of that state's voucher program, which makes some 500,000 low- and middle-income kids (or, about 62 percent of its families) eligible for state aid to help pay for a private or religious school. The decision cuts to the core of the most profound education debate: What, exactly, does "public" mean in "public education" and who decides?
The court ruled that Indiana is serving valid educational purposes, both by maintaining a traditional public school system and by providing options to it. In other words, that government's role is to ensure that essential services are available to the people – but the government itself does not always need to be the actual provider.
Thus, with voucher laws such as Indiana's, "public" money follows the "public," which is the family directly – not the "publicly" operated schoolhouse. Hence, families get to choose where to spend the public money: on a schooling choice made by them, or on a schooling choice made by a government official.
Historically, the fight over funding in K-12 public education has been interpreted as the strict allocation of public, taxpayer dollars to publicly operated institutions only. Essentially, this has resulted in the protection of monopoly rights of government-run schools. Students are assigned by government officials to a "local" public school, based on ZIP code. This ZIP code-restricted system has largely given rise to today's parent empowerment movement, where more and more parents – especially in inner cities – have fought back against a system that not only assigns them to a particular school, but restricts them from leaving – even if that school chronically underperforms.
Indeed, few incentives exist to transform these schools, which sometimes seem to operate more as massive public-works programs for adults. Charter schools, open-enrollment policies and parent trigger laws have all been based on the fight for greater parent rights in public education.
The Indiana decision upholds the meaning of "public" that school choice proponents embraced, and which teachers unions and traditional school district boards had resisted: that "public" includes families, and public monies can be used directly by parents. Fundamentally, the debate has shifted from a simple financing of "neighborhood" schools to financing of families themselves. Parents will make the best choices for their own child. It could be a private school or a traditional neighborhood school.
Truly, the decision underscored that public dollars go with the "public" student – not with the buildings in that student's neighborhood that are operated by a public school agency and to which that student historically had been automatically assigned.
The financing monopoly long enjoyed by government-run public schooling entities has been shattered. Already, 17 states offer programs allowing parents to use "public" money for education in varying ways, including the use of tuition vouchers. The question remains as to whether these programs – some also undergoing their own legal challenges – also will survive legal challenges.
If so, in the world of education reform and public financing, the Indiana decision will have clearly established that a new era has arrived.
Editor's note: This post originally appeared in the Orange County Register.


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(CNN) -- Regrets: Brides and grooms have had a few.
Sometimes, sadly, it's over the person to whom they've pledged their undying devotion. Other times, it's about the cash they've dropped on their wedding.
It's easy to get caught up in a nuptial frenzy. At every turn, family members, friends, experts, magazines, blogs and Pinterest are there to offer inspiration and instill panic. A bride or groom's "nice-to-have" is inevitably someone else's essential ("You can't possibly get married without a DJ, champagne toast, church full of flowers, fill-in-the-blank!").
Thing is, a couple will still be just as married whether or not the guests go home with "Amanda 'n' Drake 4EVA" commemorative matchboxes or the bridal gown has a designer label. So how does a couple decide to save or splurge?
Here's a little perspective from people who have taken that pricey stride down the aisle.
The favors
Your guests' presence is a present, indeed, but you don't have to pay them back with custom-printed tchotchkes that you might end up lugging home or tossing in the trash.
Wedding planner Tracie Domino says to skip the favors that aren't really personal. "If you give your guests something meaningful, they will be very appreciative," she says, "but if it's a bottle of bubbles or a cheap picture frame, it will most likely get left behind by your guests."
Even with the custom stuff, you might save a little cash, but isn't your time equally valuable? "While some DIY projects are worth it, many are huge time and money wasters that might not even be noticed by your guests," says Domino. "Unless you are already crafty and have a bunch of time on your hands, try to avoid taking on big DIY projects."
Bay Area wedding planner Erica Ota says to consider edibles if you're going the favor route. "The majority of guests don't even take them home and pricey favors end up getting left on the table," she says. "Provide edible favors like chocolates, olive oil, or balsamic vinegar that are less expensive and more likely to go home with your hungry guests."
But even then, the well-intentioned treats don't always make it off the premises. When Katie Rossi got married last November, she thought custom-made cookies would be pretty sweet, but more than half of the favors got left on the table. "At $6 a cookie, that's a lot of money down the drain," she says. "The cookies were delicious but since over half of the wedding guests didn't get to taste them, I felt it was a waste."
The dress
On one hand, it's a once in a lifetime occasion. On the other, it's just that -- once -- that you'll only be wearing your wedding dress, so do you really want to spend a couple of mortgage payments on it? For brides brought up dazzled by Disney princesses, nothing else but a handmade, frothy concoction will suffice. Meanwhile, an off-the-rack frock that didn't cost as much as a minivan may have worked just as well.
@kittenwithawhip Regret: Dress.Would've rented if possible 32yrs ago&probably gotten one I liked better.Worth it:Photos. Priceless now.— Debbie Moose (@DebbieMoose) September 10, 2013
Event designer Shondra Cheris has seen it time and time again. "I have clients regretting spending over-budget for the fabulous dress that they are uncomfortable in the entire wedding," she says. Another tip she offers spendthrift brides: Skip spending big bucks on "shoes that they take off as soon as they are able."
Fashion blogger Tanya Thamkruphat wishes she'd kept it simple. "The one thing I definitely would have skipped on was my wedding dress," she says. "I would have opted for a simpler, flexible and probably a mass merchandise store dress. I would have been much happier if I could have done all my crazy dance moves I wanted to do that night if I had a more comfortable -- and still chic -- dress!"
Maureen Bolus Wilkey gave herself and her bridesmaids a break in the wardrobe department. For her August wedding at Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo, she bought a store sample that wasn't perfectly sized and had a few marks on it from being tried on and dragged around dressing rooms. Wilkey admits that she spent more on the alterations than she did on the dress itself, but, "It looked perfect." Her bridesmaids selected slightly upscale J. Crew dresses that they could wear again, and everyone spent the evening in happy comfort.
Blogger Ericka Andersen spent all of $300 on her wedding dress, loved it and says it was worth every penny. And she didn't just avoid the couture gown route; after seeing her loved ones spend thousands on a single day, she and her fiance decided on a two-person wedding in Jamaica.
"I'm so thankful I skipped the expensive dress and reception," she says. "It was just for us and that's what mattered. Now we have money to put a down payment on a house and take care of the more important expenses of everyday life."
The champagne toast and cake
It's bubbly, elegant and oh so festive, but truth be told, champagne is a lousy pairing with cake, and half-filled glasses and barely eaten slices end up littering the tables.
I'm all @ fromage...so displayed farmstead cheeses like cakes, offering slices of each; was worth the cost & effort! @kittenwithawhip— Jennifer Noble Kelly (@jennoblekelly) September 10, 2013
It's a pricey scenario that Ota sees played out time and time again. "Typically, most people spend between $700 to $1,000, yet I find that only 60% of guests even take a slice. Factor in a $2.50 per person cake cutting fee and you're looking at an expensive dessert," she says.
Ota sees dessert buffets as a fun, less expensive (around $400) and increasingly popular alternative, and says that for people afraid they'll miss out on a photo op, there's always a "show cake." These are smaller cakes given only to family members, not guests, and they work just as well for those Instagram shots.
Realtor Chantay Bridges regrets her opulent dessert (not to mention the designer gown that she says is still taking up space in her closet). "Gourmet seven-tier cake, really? A traditional cake that tasted good would have pleased any crowd," she says.
David Render and his betrothed opted for a small, 35-person wedding -- and the guest list wasn't all they sliced. "We appreciate the symbolism of the traditional wedding cake, but we chose to represent it in our own unique way," he says.
For less than $100 total, the couple bought imperfect cheesecakes from a local company that makes them for restaurants, covered the tops with fruit, and made their wedding guests awfully happy. "We don't know anyone who doesn't like cheesecake," he says.
Lauren Swoboda also heard no complaints from guests who got an open bar and Publix supermarket cake ($400) rather than a champagne toast and a $1,000 cake from a local bakery. The tiers were dressed up with help from her florist, who also helped her nip costs in the bud by letting her "rent" flowers. They were collected at the end of the night and redistributed to hotels and restaurants around the area, which gave Swoboda a significant discount.
If guests are still thirsting for something fizzy with which to toast, wedding planner Sandy Wieber believes there is no need to splurge on the Dom Perignon. "I throw out a lot of full glasses of champagne! More people like sparkling cider," says Weiber, "and it's cheaper."
The printed programs and menus
If your guests can't tell the players without a program, perhaps they've stumbled into the wrong wedding. Ely Anne Vedar runs a boutique agency and advises clients to save both money and trees by skipping the printing.
@kittenwithawhip 1: the last-minute programs. $400 of anguished-throwing-money-at-the-problem. 2: venue, photography, food, hotel room!— Amy (@KitchenVixen) September 10, 2013
"Everyone there is there for your wedding, and if they don't know who the bride and groom are then they shouldn't be there," she says. "Save that money and splurge on your food and beverages for the reception!"
Event planner Robyn Bruns believes printed programs can be a nice touch, but they often get left behind after the ceremony. She recommends handing one out per couple rather than per person to cut the cost in half.
Similar cutbacks can be made at the table. "I do believe the guests do like to get an idea of what they are eating, however a menu per person is not necessary. Use one or two menus per table and display them for everyone," says Bruns.
For couples who do decide to go the menu route, it can do double duty, Bruns advises. "Put the guests' names on the menu and then it becomes a place card instantly."
Every couple has different priorities, and one couple's must-have is another couple's "meh." Priorities can even vary between the betrothed. Wieber helps them sort it out by asking them a few questions:
1. Pick your top three priorities: dress, flowers, food, cake, champagne, music, favors or guest gifts, venue, decor, printed items, photography, videography, reception, transportation, drinks or honeymoon. (Wieber notes that grooms always choose the honeymoon, so brides are really picking one, and then the couple is picking one jointly.)
2. What is important in other areas of your lives? Hobbies and ideas about how you'll spend your first honeymoon can help offer clues.
3. Do any important family members have expectations? If they do, that's the fourth priority.
After those are set, Wieber says everything else can be skimped on because it doesn't matter as much. "And if it doesn't matter, then it's a waste of money to go all out in that particular area."
Write down your priorities, stick to your budget, don't spend too much time getting distracted by Pinterest, and you, too, can stroll happily down the aisle together, debt-free, 'til death do you part.
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prošlo vrijeme glagola "to be" + particip prezenta glavnog glagola
She was reading. (ona je čitala)
We were playing. (mi smo igrali)
Odrični oblik se pravi dodavanjem rječice not:
She was not reading - She wasn't reading.
Upitni oblik se pravi inverzijom:
Was she playing?
Were we playing?
Nesvršeni preterit se upotrebljava:
- da se opiše pozadina, odnosno da se pred čitaoce postavi scena priče pisana u
prošlom vremenu. Obično priča počinje nesvršenim preteritom, a zatim se nastavlja prošlim vremenom, npr:
"James Bond was driving through town. It was raining. The wind was blowingwas walking in the streets. Suddenly, Bond saw the killer in a
telephone box...";
hard. Nobody
- da se opiše radnja koja je trajala do trenutka kada ju je prekinula neka druga
prošla radnja:
I was having a beautiful dream when the alarm clock rang. (divno sam sanjao
kada se alarm oglasio);
I was watching TV when you telephoned. (gledao sam TV kada si nazvao)
- da se izrazi promjena mišljenja:
I was going to spend the day at the beach but I've decided to go on an excursion instead. (mislio sam provesti dan na plaži ali sam odlučio otići na ekskurziju)
- za dvije radnje koje se dešavaju istovremeno:
The children were playing whil their mothers were chatting. (djeca su se igrala
dok njihove majke čavrljale)
- u zavisnoj rečenici umjesto nescršenog prezenta ako je u glavnoj rečenici preterit:
I knew that he was talking to her about her daughter. (znao sam da se sa njom razgovara o njenoj kćeri).
Kod glagola koji se ne koriste u trajnom obliku upotrebljava se obični preterit >>.
to call - zvati
|I was calling.
|I was not calling
|was I calling?
|you were calling.
|you were not calling
|were you calling?
|he, she, it was calling
|he, she, it wasn't calling
|was he, she, it calling?
|we were calling
|we weren't calling
|were we calling?
|you were calling
|you weren't calling
|were you callingg?
|they were calling
|they weren't calling
|were they calling?
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IF enough people come for a drink and dinner
THEN Il Pomodoro will put all profits towards building a veggie patch, improving composting and fridge efficiency, and more!
17 Oct 2011
Il Pomodoro
Federation Square
Russell Ct, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
With two grocery stores and one crepe stand mobbed it was time to take Carrotmob in Melbourne to the next level...a restaurant!
Sustainability assessments (courtesy of the Victorian Employers' Chamber of Commerce- VECCI) were provided to three interested businesses in Federation Square, Melbourne. There was cafe, a bar/pub and an Italian restaurant, all of which put forth their bid to the Carrotmob via a 1-2 minute video. Approximately 200 people voted on who they believed deserved the mob with Il Pomodoro narrowly winning on their commitment to build a veggie garden!
VECCI supported Carrotmob in promotion of the event by sponsoring a Carrotmob stall at the Sustainable Living Festival, where we showed the videos and collected votes.
Videos can be viewed at http://carrotmobmelbourne.wordpress.com/2011/02/20/vote-for-the-business-you-want-to-mob/
Despite around 50 people putting their pennies towards an enjoyable meal or drink, the il Pomodoro mob didn't raise the cash needed for the veggie garden.
Il Pomodoro still plan on further developing their herb garden and will continue to be as sustainable as possible.
The Fed Square mob was the first restaurant mob organised by Carrotmob Melbourne. Staffing requirements for restaurants make it more difficult to plan than a corner store as the number of staff working, compared to customers, needs to be spot on to make sure there is a profit made. In this case the numbers weren't right.
Thanks to the carrot mobbers who did attend – it was a great night with some fantastic local music from Matt and Kate. The publicity generated also helped to prove that being environmentally friendly is a factor in consumer purchasing decisions.
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2-Tone White/Black 2020 Nissan Leaf SV Plus FWD Single Speed Reducer Electric ZEV 214hp
114/94 City/Highway MPG Price does not include TTL and dealer admin fees. Price includes: $1000 - Nissan Customer Bonus Cash - LEAF SV/SL NER. Exp. 12/14/2020 $6000 - Nissan Customer Cash - LEAF. Exp. 01/04/2021
New 2020 NissanLEAF SV PLUS Hatchback
- Stock: N1267
- Fuel Economy
- 114.0/94.0 mpg City/Hwy
- Color
- 2-Tone White Black
- Interior Color
- Black
- Body/Seating
- Hatchback/5 seats
- Transmission
- 1 speed automatic
- Drivetrain
- front-wheel
Nissan LEAF
Highlighted Features
- Navigation system
- Lane departure
- Automatic temperature control
- Emergency communication system
- Wireless phone connectivity
- Auto high-beam headlights
- Split folding rear seat
- Remote keyless entry
Detailed Specifications
- 1-touch down
- 1-touch up
- Adaptive Cruise Control: Intelligent Cruise Control (ICC)
- Air conditioning
- Automatic temperature control
- Driver door bin
- Driver vanity mirror
- Emergency communication system: NissanConnect Services
- Front beverage holders
- Illuminated entry
- Navigation system: NissanConnect EV w/Navigation & Services
- Overhead console
- Passenger door bin
- Passenger vanity mirror
- Power windows
- Proximity key: doors and push button start
- Rear beverage holders
- Remote keyless entry
- Speed control
- Telescoping steering wheel
- Tilt steering wheel
- Alloy wheels
- Front anti-roll bar
- Front tires: 215/50VR17.0
- Front wheel independent suspension
- Power steering
- Rear anti-roll bar
- Rear tires: 215/50VR17.0
- Speed-sensing steering
- Wheel size: 17"
- 1st row LCD monitors: 2
- AM/FM radio: SiriusXM
- Primary LCD size: 8.0"
- Radio data system
- Satellite radio trial duration with new vehicle purchase (months): 3
- Smart device integration: NissanConnect featuring Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
- Speakers: 6
- Steering wheel mounted audio controls
- Wireless phone connectivity: Bluetooth
- Basic warranty: 36 months/36,000miles
- Corrosion perforation warranty: 60 months/ unlimited distance
- Hybrid/electric system compone warranty: 60 months/60,000miles
- Powertrain warranty: 60 months/60,000miles
- Roadside assistance coverage: 36 months/ unlimited distance
- Traction battery warranty: 96 months/100,000miles
- Front center armrest
- Front seats: bucket
- Max seating capacity: 5
- Rear seats: bench
- Rear seats Folding position: fold forward seatback
- Split folding rear seat
- Drive type: front-wheel
- Engine location: front
- Fuel economy city: 114mpg
- Fuel economy combined: 104mpge
- Fuel economy highway: 94mpg
- Horsepower: 214hp @ RPM
- Hybrid electric powertrain type: electric only
- Hybrid traction battery all electric range: 215 miles
- Hybrid traction battery capacity (kWh): 62
- Limited slip differential: brake actuated
- Recommended fuel: Electric
- Torque: 250 lb.-ft. @ 800RPM
- Transmission: 1 speed automatic
- Bumpers: body-color
- Door mirrors: body-color
- Power door mirrors
- Rear cargo: liftgate
- Spoiler
- Curb weight: 1,773kg (3,909lbs)
- Engine horsepower: 214hp @ RPM
- Engine torque: 250 lb.-ft. @ 800RPM
- Exterior body width: 1,791mm (70.5")
- Exterior height: 1,565mm (61.6")
- Exterior length: 4,481mm (176.4")
- Front headroom: 1,046mm (41.2")
- Front hiproom: 1,313mm (51.7")
- Front legroom: 1,069mm (42.1")
- Front shoulder room: 1,379mm (54.3")
- GVWR: 2,200kg (4,850lbs)
- Interior cargo volume: 668 L (24 cu.ft.)
- Interior maximum cargo volume: 850 L (30 cu.ft.)
- Passenger volume: 2,616L (92.4 cu.ft.)
- Rear headroom: 947mm (37.3")
- Rear hiproom: 1,270mm (50.0")
- Rear legroom: 851mm (33.5")
- Rear shoulder room: 1,334mm (52.5")
- Turning radius: 5.5m (18.1')
- Wheelbase: 2,700mm (106.3")
- Auto high-beam headlights
- Blind spot: Intelligent Blind Spot Intervention active
- Delay-off headlights
- Display: digital/analog
- Front fog lights
- Front reading lights
- Fully automatic headlights
- Lane departure: Intelligent Lane Intervention (I-LI) active
- Low tire pressure warning
- Outside temperature display
- Rear window defroster
- Rear window wiper
- Trip computer
- Variably intermittent wipers
- 4 wheel disc brakes
- ABS brakes
- Brake assist
- Dual front impact airbags
- Dual front side impact airbags
- Electronic stability
- Forward collision: Intelligent Forward Collision Warning with AEB mitigation
- Ignition disable
- Knee airbag
- Occupant sensing airbag
- Overhead airbag
- Panic alarm
- Rear collision: Rear Automatic Braking (RAB) mitigation
- Rear side impact airbag
- Security system
- Tracker system: NissanConnect EV & Services
- Traction control
Dealer Notes
KBB.com Consumer Reviews
- 5.0
why would anyone put down this car?
By Michael in Chapel Hill on Saturday, July 27, 2019sure the car has range limitations, but you know that when you buy it. I also own a tesla model 3 dual motor long range, so I get the range issues, but the Leaf is a perfectly good car. Maybe not the most stylish vehicle on the road, but again, I think you know that when you buy it. We've had no issues with the car. It is fun to drive (OK, so not as much fun as my Model 3, but it cost 1/3 less). One thing it excels at, way better than the tesla, is the 360 view makes parking so much easier--I've scraped my wheels too many times in my Model 3 and have sent Elon more than one message to catch up with Nissan in this regard. The blind spot monitor on the Leaf is far superior to the Tesla, and the e-pedal is better than the Tesla as well. Take the car for a drive and decide yourself.
- 4.0
Decent Bargain for an Electric
By TN Leaf on Friday, June 21, 2019I've had this car for a year now, mostly using it for my short 17 mile commute to work. With 156 miles of range, I can charge a little more than once per week. My SV came loaded with navigation, pro-pilot assist, lane departure, self-adjusting cruise control, etc. But really you don't need those fancy features because you don't have enough range for interstate trips. The biggest complaint is no telescoping steering wheel, I'm 6 feet tall and it's very hard to get a comfortable position. Also the back seat is too tight for my upcoming teenage boys. This is a great 2nd or 3rd car, not good as a primary. Maybe soon the ranges will increase to 300+ and then all the interstate gadgets will actually come in handy.
- 4.0
Good range and great value (on sale)
By Astros on Thursday, May 23, 2019The Leaf is a great car, especially for small families in a city. It has more cargo room than any other electric car that's not twice its price, has great off the line acceleration for merging onto the freeway or turning onto a busy street, and the ProPilot driver assistance features provide a great layer of extra safety without encouraging inattention. The interior is very quiet even on the freeway, so conversations with kids in the backseat are easy, and everyone can listen to the music comfortably. I took off one star in value because at MSRP the Leaf really is overpriced. With careful shopping you should be able to get one for several thousand less, and if you also qualify for the federal tax rebate it is probably the best value car you can buy. We drive ~1000 miles a month and our fuel cost is $100/month less than paying for gas, plus there are almost no maintenance or service costs. You still have to rotate and eventually replace the tires, but there is no oil to replace, the strong regenerative braking means the brake pads should last 100,000 miles, and there are no spark plugs, transmission, timing belt, or exhaust system to maintain. One caveat: the Leaf batteries have historically not fared well in extremely hot places like Phoenix. Avoid the Leaf if you live somewhere it usually gets above 100 F in the summer.
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