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Where's William Jennings Bryan When You Need Him?
The Financial Times is reporting that the Republican platform to be unveiled in Tampa next week calls for establishing a commission to examine whether the United States should go back on the gold standard. The theory behind this antiquarian fantasy, much loved by Ron Paul and his cult, is that by de-linking the dollar from the value of gold—a move begun by President Franklin Roosevelt in 1933 and completed by President Richard Nixon in 1971—America's leaders have debased our currency and loosed the genies of inflation, since the Federal Reserve can print as many dollars as it likes.
It's a curious time to call for a reversion to gold, but then virtually nothing in the Republican platform speaks to the America of today. For one thing, America hasn't had a real bout of inflation since the 1970s, and in recent years, inflation has been nowhere to be found. Second, the dollar has never been stronger. The world's investors have flocked to buy dollars in recent years. The interest payments they make on such purchases have fallen to naught, but they keep on buying because in a parlous world economy, the dollar is considered the safest investment of them all.
But according to the hard-currency hard cases, the dollar should be weak. Since the Wall Street crisis of 2008, the Fed has periodically flooded the economy with dollars. (Well, parts of the economy, particularly banks. For homeowners, not so much.) That should have brought us ruinous inflation, according to theories beloved not just by Ron Paul, but Paul Ryan as well. And forced to choose between their theories and mere actuality, they—and now the entire GOP—are going with the theories.
What reverting to the gold standard would do would be to make it impossible for the Fed to act in a Keynesian fashion during a downturn. Locked into the value of gold, it couldn't lower interest rates to stimulate the economy. In fact, this is what happened repeatedly in every downturn before Keynes came along. Governments didn't lower interest rates or boost the economy to take up the slack in the private sector, which is why recessions throughout the 19th and early 20th century were both frequent and severe. It's why farmers wanted the United States to go off the gold standard in the late 1800s, because it made it very difficult for them to get the credit they needed for next year's crop and new equipment. It's why they created the populist movement, and why that movement's champion, William Jennings Bryan, thundered in accepting the Democrats' presidential nomination in 1896, "You shall not crucify mankind upon a cross of gold!"
Now, the crucifiers have returned. Reverting to the gold standard, denying climate change, failing to grasp reproductive physiology, suppressing minority voting—from what century, what geologic epoch, what flat-earth society do the Republicans gathering next week in Tampa emerge? They're not (when it suits them) just constitutional originalists; they deny all gains in human knowledge since 1787. Or maybe 787. Or maybe 87. Good Lord.
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Fri, 2012-08-24 11:32
Fri, 2012-08-24 11:56
Reverting to the gold standard while idealistic, something that should make every Liberals ears perk up, IS doable but will be very difficult. First the government will have to stop printing money and living in debt. Yes, from where we are now, that is almost impossible. It is an idealistic utopia, another word for perking ears, but can be done with enough time and desire to live within your means. The Tea Party is setting us on that path and I hope they can do it.
Fri, 2012-08-24 12:21
Republicans keep arguing that we will have the same problems that Greece has if we keep using Keynesian policies. Of course this argument is specious because the Greeks are tied to the Euro and so can't print money. Now Republicans have hit on a solution. Return to the gold standard and we will be in the same predicament as Greece! What an opportunity!
Fri, 2012-08-24 23:55
Former Repub- Keynesian economics got us into this mess? Come again. Keynes went out of favor in this country during the mad rush to economic tomfoolery such as supply side economics and the various sub theories based on the idea that we are all well informed rational actors in the economic marketplace who have equal access to economic information and therefore we can just let the markets take care of everything while we cultivate a life of economic stupidity. Have you forgotten Alan Greenspan already?
This economic lunacy, combined with a blind rush to deregulation and the joyful demonizing of government institutions which now substitutes for the much more difficult task of making government work for all of us in this society and work efficiently, is what led us to an economic meltdown and the debt crisis. And it wasn't any Keynesian that brought us here, it was Reaganomics- which said we could spend like drunken sailors on defense systems and cut taxes at the same time - and the demon seed offspring of this economic mish-mash (have we already forgotten the brilliant Cheneyism "deficits don't matter"?). Heaven help us when we're too stupid to see our mistakes and learn from them. It's a slippery slope indeed.
Sat, 2012-08-25 12:58
Why is there no reasonable Republican voice? Essentially for the same reason the Democrats came to fear Republicans ; at first, in a manner you may question the actions or motives of a close relative that suddenly went a little bonkers. Initially you're in denial, gradually it becomes a constant contest of self defense from bizarre behavior. The assault on reason simply wasn't on the Dems radar. Who does that? Governing, though often messy was still viewed as a noble project for the greater good, negotiation and compromise carried the day. Things got done. Democrats thought the New Deal hatred had been sufficiently weakened, but it wasn't. Enormous wealth, made with dirty products wants enormous power, always. So big money enlisted the assistance of every fringe lunatic group, to habitually scream scary myths and lies, to jolt a dazed uninformed public to vote against themselves. Unions are evil, banking regulations are anti free market, pollution regulations - evil, taxes - evil. Like water to the path of least resistance, the GOP entrusted their brand to an oath of allegiance to 'the lie'. And Democrats never gave the threat proper validation. They ignored the building tidal wave of propaganda until it was right on top of us. They never bothered to fill the crack. This movement was based and built solely on a foundation of greed, lies and lust for plutocracy. Now there is no longer a Republican Party, only a den of angry, (likely from absorbing a few decades of carefully crafted, paranoia inducing, subterfuge) intellectually vacuous soldiers, doing the bidding of the super rich. Someone has to say it: the Republican Party has morphed into an American Taliban. I am liberal Democrat, yet my thoughts run parallel to many "real Republicans" in society and those that served in government as honest - noble brokers for the people's business. Eisenhower, God rest his soul, would have viewed the actions of the current GOP and it's owners, as insurrection. Once 'reason' has been vanquished, representative government's demise is certain.
Sat, 2012-08-25 15:08
Does it it occur to NP readers that the form of governance you so desire has been put into practice in the EU and California? How is it working in those places? Could it be that the best and brightest guided by enlightened humanism could f***up a one person parade?
Sat, 2012-08-25 15:30
The European Central Bank is so tightfisted it makes the Fed look like a bunch of drunken sailors; they've imposed crushing austerity across Europe. California's government is being strangled by constitutional restrictions imposing a supermajority requirement to raise taxes. As a result, Europe is an economic basket case and California is a fiscal one... and Republicans want us to adopt both policies for the U.S. as a whole.
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To close Metro apps easily from both the desktop and start screen:
Put your mouse on the top left corner of the screen.
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Move it over the app you want to close, and right-click on the app, then select close.
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I wish the animation for the charms bar appearing was a little faster though.
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Thursday, March 6, 2014
Prop Comedy: Keeping It Up
Sadly, on my way home, the technical issues continued. Placing the Fly6 on my seatpost, I turned it on. However, instead of getting the swirly "Knight Rider"-esque light indicating the camera was rolling, I instead got a blinking light indicating I have no idea what.
Now, when I plug the Fly6 into my computer, my computer fails to recognize it.
Looks like I will have to ask the company for some insight, but in the meantime I am reminded of why I hate incorporating electronic gadgetry into my bicycle-cycling. It's been ten years since I've used so much as a basic cycling computer, partially because they always seem to break, and partially because at this point in my life the only information I really need while riding is the time of day.
I only hope Fly6 doesn't want the camera back for inspection, because there's some embarrassing footage on there that is totally not mine and must be from a friend who looks a little bit like me and who asked to borrow it for a few hours.
Anyway, we shall see if the Fly6 needs to be FlyDeepSixed.
Also, various commenters yesterday had all manner of questions, observations, suggestions, criticisms, and so forth with regard to my traveling bicycle, as pictured here, because we're all bike dorks, and that's what bike dorks do:
Perhaps the most vexing of these comments was one accusing me of using too many locks, which seems like an odd thing to say. The fact of the matter is that, when I returned to the bicycle, it was still there in toto, which would seem to me to indicate that I used exactly the right number of locks. Furthermore, barring imminent zombie attack, I really can't envision a situation in which a surfeit of locks would pose any sort of a problem. By the same logic, I'm also using too many spokes.
Nevertheless, it is true that a determined thief can outfox even the most diligent owner:
And I've learned via the Twitter that the iconic bicycle above has been liberated from the basement of the Alamo and is now on sale via eBay:
As of press time, the current bid is $25,602.00, and I'll be disappointed if it doesn't ultimately go for six figures:
Though already the seller has doubled his investment:
Comes with an autographed photo of Paul Ruebens, a photo of him signing the photo, letter/certificate of authenticity, warner bro plans/spec sheet on the red cargo boxes. I am the third owner. I bought it in 2010 for $10,000. Selling because my family is getting larger.
Sadly, all my money's tied up in bitcoin, but I wonder if he'd sell, separately, the photo of Paul Reubens autographing a photo of Paul Reubens, because that sounds delightfully "meta."
Anyway, twenty-five grand is certainly a bargain for Pee-Wee's bike, especially because you know it has everything: the lion-face loudspeaker, the oil slick, the breakaway handlebar grip... Moreover, I bet he's continued to upgrade it over the years, and I wonder if it has a "Le-N-Lo," as forwarded by a reader:
The Le-N-Lo is merely the latest in a seemingly endless procession of inventions marketed by men who refuse to take old age lying down--and by "take old age lying down" I mean "get a freaking recumbent already:"
Hey, I can certainly understand not going gentle into that good night, but if you actually need to prop up your body with a telescoping strut in order to finish your ride, then it's probably too late for you to go recumbent, and you may be about to do a full Tom Simpson. In fact, Tom Simpson would be a great posthumous spokesman for the Le-N-Lo:
I'm sure an English person is going to get upset over this, but I stand by it.
Oh, and lastly--Kim, if you're reading, someone is looking for you:
Kim from Brooklyn - m4w - 37 (Flatiron)
age : 37 body art : tattoos facial hair : beard
We met on the street when you asked me about my pink handle bar grips, and we exchanged numbers. You had an amazing back tattoo of the Virgin Mary and giving you oral sex was always a good time! Remember the first time? That was so much fun! Going down on you was one of my favorite things to do.
I was a bike messenger who used to come visit you and your dog in Brooklyn and it was always comfortable, relaxing, and fun there. We had fun together, I just want to apologize for losing touch with you over the years, and that I always had fun with you!
I'm bummed I lost your email address years ago, I wanted to say hello and tell you why I was all crazy back then. Your dog's name started with an F and you rode a custom built bike, which you always looked good on. (It's true!) [I even remember the color!]
Anyways, who knows if you're even still in NY, but I just wanted to post this because I was thinking about you. (If you have an inkling of who I am, get back at me!)
Just trying to help.
131 comments:
- Fluidj said...
- March 6, 2014 at 12:55 PM
- Fluidj said...
- March 6, 2014 at 12:56 PM
- Fluidj said...
- March 6, 2014 at 12:56 PM
- March 6, 2014 at 12:56 PM
dinguirs comfort
- March 6, 2014 at 12:56 PM
Fluidj, you stole my podium spot!
- March 6, 2014 at 12:57 PM
- Fluidj said...
all three of them even
menage et fois gois
- March 6, 2014 at 12:58 PM
So what's the story with bar shifters? I'm still getting used to brifters. Downtube shifters were the only way to fly.
- March 6, 2014 at 1:02 PM
- John D. said...
How can Le-N-Lo use the word Specialized so many times on their website?! I bet that site is gone by tomorrow.
- March 6, 2014 at 1:02 PM
Still happy from yesterday's podium adulations!
- March 6, 2014 at 1:03 PM
le an lo
huh huh
- March 6, 2014 at 1:05 PM
After reading this post, I am haunted by images of Pee-Wee going down on Kim from Brooklyn. Tattoos and all.
It kinda kills my goofy tiller effect.
- March 6, 2014 at 1:06 PM
Is there some web site where you can get ultra cheesy generic music for bad backyard inventor infomercials? Must be, because the Le-N-Lo folks sure found some.
But what I really want to know is what happens when you're using one, and hit something in the classic "fly over the handlebar" category. Does the bike go with you? Does an airbag deploy from out of the black foam pad?
- March 6, 2014 at 1:06 PM
- BikeSnobNYC said...
Yeah Cleveland!,
I figured if the case got badly mangled in transit I'd have a slightly better shot of bending the thing back into rideability with the bar-end shifters.
--Wildcat Rock Machine
- March 6, 2014 at 1:06 PM
freds rule
- March 6, 2014 at 1:08 PM
IE bar end shifters
- March 6, 2014 at 1:08 PM
- fhfr436 said...
I like how the Lee-N-Lo uses "Specialized" "Trek" and "Scott" in the text of the website.
- March 6, 2014 at 1:09 PM
- Fluidj said...
I wonder if BSNYC always uses the same locks in the same position when he locks up?
Do you??
What's the significance of the pink lock?
- March 6, 2014 at 1:10 PM
Pee Wee bike seller needs to include the pen used to sign the autograph with a DNA certification. THAT would be worth it for the very nichiest of niche buyers.
- March 6, 2014 at 1:11 PM
- Comment deleted said...
Try as I might, I cannot come up with a feasible pronunciation for "Le-N-Lo".
I'm going with "throat warbler mangrove" for now.
- March 6, 2014 at 1:12 PM
- WIZ !! JAY said...
That guys got quite a cockpit. Nice handlebars too.
Boner Bracket?
Dick Break?
- March 6, 2014 at 1:13 PM
As to that posting - TMI, TMI, TMI.
- March 6, 2014 at 1:14 PM
- BikeSnobNYC said...
They gave me the pink lock after I won the Giro d'Italia.
--Wildcat Rock Machine
- March 6, 2014 at 1:15 PM
Performing anilingus on Tom Simpson's dessicated orifice.
- March 6, 2014 at 1:17 PM
- RoadQueen said...
Snob, RE: Fly6 problems:
Have you tried replacing the batteries?
- March 6, 2014 at 1:17 PM
- Rusty Red said...
I hope the Fly6 folks get that glitch figured out before the ship mine! I have lots of up-the-nose booger films I need to make and I can't have any camera problems hindering my work!!
- March 6, 2014 at 1:19 PM
You know what else weighs less than 3 lbs. and takes care of pain on the bike and is a cinch to install?
A 7.5 Lortab.
- March 6, 2014 at 1:20 PM
- recumbent conspiracy theorist said...
"but in the meantime I am reminded of why I hate incorporating electronic gadgetry into my bicycle-cycling. It's been ten years since I've used so much as a basic cycling computer, partially because they always seem to break, and partially because at this point in my life the only information I really need while riding is the time of day."
-Amen to that sir.
- March 6, 2014 at 1:21 PM
- recumbent conspiracy theorist said...
Well I guess I do still use a cycle computer but that's about it.
- March 6, 2014 at 1:23 PM
- crosspalms said...
Shermer's neck, geezer's back, losing Kim's number and email: Is this the kind of desolate future we face if we keep cycling?
- March 6, 2014 at 1:24 PM
Nice hand-drawn phallus on old Tom...
- March 6, 2014 at 1:27 PM
Left hand= Cup Balls
Right hand= Stroke Lower Shank
Tongue/Lips= Work the head/rim
2-4 min tops
- March 6, 2014 at 1:27 PM
Quite a "shark" on Peewee's bike. I bet his alignment was perfect.
- March 6, 2014 at 1:33 PM
- recumbent conspiracy theorist said...
Re. Pee Wee's ride: That's where a fin belongs on a bike.
- March 6, 2014 at 1:33 PM
- recumbent conspiracy theorist said...
Me and Dilsen proving that great minds think alike.
- March 6, 2014 at 1:35 PM
L-N-Lo. Now I can go riding with Bernie
- March 6, 2014 at 1:35 PM
- March 6, 2014 at 1:37 PM
A picture of him signing the picture. You find something new everyday. Closely examining the photo, the one in the photo, you'll find it's a picture of him singing someones ass with a magic marker.
L-N-Lo actually seemed pretty good. You lean against it, let of of the bar, relax and doze off. Sounds like a great way to ride.
Beginning of the capcha is 492436 Nice measurements.
- March 6, 2014 at 1:47 PM
How dare you defame the blessed memory of the blessed Mr. Simpson! A pox upon your house, I say!
- March 6, 2014 at 1:51 PM
I'm still repulsed by the mental image of Rob Ford sitting on a bike nude. That's about a grizzly an image as the human mind could be tortured with.
- March 6, 2014 at 1:52 PM
- JB said...
Didn't you skewer the Le-N-Lo already, snobsy? I've seen that someplace. Maybe Tilford uses one.
That Tom Simpson pic looks naughty.
- March 6, 2014 at 1:52 PM
Sounds like the good people at Fly-6 should have done some more performance testing on their product before they shipped it to a popular bike blogger. My takeaway is that it is a worthless piece of crap that will last about a week and then break. It has the same life cycle of an Apple product. Which is a bummer because I really enjoyed the ride footage.
- March 6, 2014 at 1:53 PM
So you described her bike, her back tattoos and her dog...I would enjoy hearing a more detailed description of her pink canoe.
I asked captcha how I was doing after this morning's training ride, and captcha said "isfulin weak."
- March 6, 2014 at 1:56 PM
A chick from Brooklyn that allowed some degenerate bike messenger to stop by and eat her box, no strings attached? That shit must've been nasty.
- March 6, 2014 at 1:56 PM
What is the difference between Tom Simpson and Jack and Jill? Tom Simpson didn't make it back down the hill.
- March 6, 2014 at 1:57 PM
Website provides clarification:
The Le-N-Lo [say "Lean Lo"] is the perfect bicycle performance add-on for any serious road bike enthusiast!
- March 6, 2014 at 1:57 PM
Buffalo Bills have announced their canceling their annual game in Rob Fordville, effective, well, now.
- March 6, 2014 at 1:58 PM
- Spokey said...
By the same logic, I'm also using too many spokes.
are you kidding? I counted 32 on that rear. My daily rider wasn't even offered in that few spokes.
robot alemal concluded. I just thank the almighty Lob robot is done with that.
- March 6, 2014 at 2:00 PM
"Now, when I plug the Fly6 into my computer, my computer fails to recognize it."
I guess you kept unplugging without ejecting it (the Fly6 thing)first.
- March 6, 2014 at 2:02 PM
anon @ 1;35 for COD.
Just wiping my lunch off the monitor...
- March 6, 2014 at 2:14 PM
- Comment deleted said...
Anon @ 1:57: thanks for the clarification, but by God, I will *not* say "Lean Lo". There are some things a gentleman just won't do!
- March 6, 2014 at 2:16 PM
Pee Wee's bike is a travel bike
I wonder why it doesn't have canti breaks
- March 6, 2014 at 2:16 PM
Have you tried banging on it?
- March 6, 2014 at 2:20 PM
Right now, my lunch will be the best extra 2.5 lbs. I will put on my bike.
Unless I go for the Indian buffet down the street, then we're talking 4-5 extra pounds and I might need that torso prop thingy to keep my gut from rubbing on the top tube.
- March 6, 2014 at 2:22 PM
With all those locks it looks like your bike has a bondage fetish.
- March 6, 2014 at 2:27 PM
you know the old number of bikes needed, +1 and all that. I am certain that the purchase of the pee wee bike will cost $26,000 (or whatever), plus legal fees, child support and alimony.
- March 6, 2014 at 2:27 PM
1 lock per 3 inches of headset spacers, it's just a safety recommendation like tire max pressure, so you should feel free to add more if necessary.
- March 6, 2014 at 2:31 PM
- Roille Figners said...
Could've been 17th but got interrupted.
Glory is fleeting.
- March 6, 2014 at 2:37 PM
- Paul Bowen said...
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- March 6, 2014 at 2:39 PM
- Paul Bowen said...
I'm not a man who cares too much what others think of my appearance, as anyone who has seen my wardrobe can attest, but the thought of my clubmates' faces if we pulled away from the caff and I winched a...a...a fucking Robo-cock into position and rested my sternum on it...dear me.
- March 6, 2014 at 2:42 PM
word of the month...pink canoe
- March 6, 2014 at 2:43 PM
is Kim a chic or a dude?
- March 6, 2014 at 2:46 PM
- DB said...
Please get your Fly6 replaced or figured out ASAP.
Thank you.
- March 6, 2014 at 2:47 PM
you DO know that's two words, doncha?
dancesonpedals said...
word of the month...pink canoe
- March 6, 2014 at 2:47 PM
- Paul Bowen said...
Gosh $300!? He's kidding right?
- March 6, 2014 at 2:48 PM
- Roille Figners said...
Correction: Finding your bike still there in toto indicates that you do NOT have too FEW locks.
To find the exactly-right number of locks, begin removing locks one at a time until something gets stolen, then add one lock. You now have exactly the right number of locks.
dim lockno as integer
lockno = Locks.Count
if IsStolen(Something) = False then
lockno = lockno - 1
loop until IsStolen(Something) = True
end if
lockno = lockno + 1
- March 6, 2014 at 2:48 PM
Agreed on electronics being of little improvement to the actual bicycling. On my last club ride, a newbie found that the battery for the electronic shifting on a new bike was dead. Most expensive single speed on the ride. Remember when the rusted out cables would break on your friend's high school 10-speed, and they could only use 5th gear. It was like that. (Styling plus -- the Di2 deraileurs are a return to the look of the Shimano Eagle. Fabulous!)
- March 6, 2014 at 2:49 PM
Fly6 crowdfunder light and it's not dependable?
who would have thought . . . .
- March 6, 2014 at 2:50 PM
- Comment deleted said...
Holy shit, Roille. Fortran? Well, I guess if you're going to program while rocking a handlebar mustache, it's appropriate.
- March 6, 2014 at 2:52 PM
I don't wish to cause a ruckus, but there's too many things wrong with that traveling bike of Snobby's to remain silent.
The proportions are all wrong, the Brooks is out of keeping on that bike and its nose points too high, the couplers gratingly lack the distressed look of the rest of the frame and silver on brown -- blerk, those pedals and cranks on that "classic" frame are kooky, the spacers' colour scheme is a sick joke, only one bottle cage on the seat tube when you have facility for a down tube bottle cage is a deliberate insult to the righteous, the long presta valves on those rims is prissy and preposterous, having cabling running along the upper side of the top tube is a bad idea at the best of times because it compromises the cool insouciant-sitting-on-the-top-tube-when-hanging-out practice and confoundingly this bike has those odd fittings exacerbating the discomfort, having a contemparary-looking black seat post and stem compounds the thoughtlessness evident in the rest of the ensemble and there's no sadder, dispiriting sight than a "traveling bike" which has seat stay rack eyelets but no actual rack installed.
In short, this is a Frankenstein's monster of a bike, but even more disagreeable in appearance. An abomination compiled by an obviously troubled soul.
- March 6, 2014 at 2:57 PM
- Spokey said...
word of the month...pink-canoe
robot sez the edskend is just one of life's little pleasures.
- March 6, 2014 at 2:58 PM
- Spokey said...
could you improve that code to handle the situation where one (or more) of your locks is stolen
robot sez neworksk cunningham but I thought robs fords was the problem
- March 6, 2014 at 3:01 PM
- Roille Figners said...
I'm starting to like the bike criticism. I don't care if it's right or sensible, I just like how fussy it is.
By the same token here's some more code:
dim spokeno as integer
spokeno = RearWheel.Spokes.Count
if RearWheel.Wobble < RearWheel.Clearance then
spokeno = spokeno - 1
loop until RearWheel.Wobble >= RearWheel.Clearance
end if
spokeno = spokeno + 1
- March 6, 2014 at 3:02 PM
Oh Anon, just make an appointment with your shrink. Maybe you can get something done about that eyebrow tic while you are at it.
- March 6, 2014 at 3:04 PM
- Roille Figners said...
Spokey you just blew my mind.
- March 6, 2014 at 3:04 PM
- Spokey said...
not Fortran
with a dim and that Locks.Count has to be one of them there .net travesties.
robot nyingta inscription. Got to get that to Indiana Jones
- March 6, 2014 at 3:05 PM
- Spokey said...
just left the conference room from that last code walk-thru. There is a suggestion to increment / decrement the spoke count by 2.
- March 6, 2014 at 3:08 PM
Hey Phil Hughes,
How's the weather in Minnesota?
- March 6, 2014 at 3:12 PM
- Roille Figners said...
I guess at the end you'd have to add an additional if statement:
lockno = lockno +1
' this is the additional lock
' to secure "whatever was stolen"
' from being stolen again
if IsStolen(Lock)=true then
lockno = lockno + 1
' if "whatever was stolen"
' was a lock, this is an
' additional lock to replace it
end if
So you would actually use the first lock to secure the 2nd lock.
Mgalo wasn't but
ofausi was
- March 6, 2014 at 3:12 PM
- Roille Figners said...
Spoke count by 2... yes symmetry is good, how silly. This is why we do testing.
- March 6, 2014 at 3:15 PM
- CommieCanuck said...
Oh man, I'd totally go for Pee-Wee's bike, but similar to Snob, my money is tied up between bitcoins, Barbie Princess Castle Magic Cookies for the PS3, and my Nigerian investments.
In fact, if it weren't for my forthcoming Spanish lottery winnings, I'd be screwed.
As for the Fly6..shoulda bought the extended warranty, always a good idea.
- March 6, 2014 at 3:20 PM
Old school code:
IF bike is still there
GO home
GOSUB {# of locks) + 1
GO to lock store
LOOP (Until) {# of locks) + 1
GO home, complain to wife.
REM **shithead**
- March 6, 2014 at 3:24 PM
- BikeSnobNYC said...
Anonymous 2:57pm,
Now THAT is how it's done, and the top tube-sitting comment is both accurate and inspired.
--Wildcat Rock Machine
- March 6, 2014 at 3:27 PM
What's the point of looking the front wheel if the front of the bike can be quickly taken apart with the s&s couplers??? U need one more lock!
- March 6, 2014 at 3:37 PM
- BikeSnobNYC said...
Anonymous 3:37pm,
It's a King Solomon situation if you think about it. I lock Biblically.
--Wildcat Rock Machine
- March 6, 2014 at 3:38 PM
- Ben said...
Clearly the Le-N-Lo also makes up for what you lose in, um, standover height.
- March 6, 2014 at 3:49 PM
Hey Roille, Spokey and Blog Drafter,
I have an idea:
An app that calculates how many locks you need based on crowd sourced cloud stored data on theft in your geolocated region.
Dumb. Simple. Fully buzzword enabled.
- March 6, 2014 at 3:59 PM
- JB said...
Roille typed: "I'm starting to like the bike criticism. I don't care if it's right or sensible, I just like how fussy it is."
- March 6, 2014 at 4:06 PM
Did someone comment that Pee Wee was famous for "singing someones ass"?
Maybe Kim can describe that technique.
- March 6, 2014 at 4:14 PM
When I rub one bottle cage I only put it on the seat tube. Scientifically its more aerodynamical. I know I know you're thinking no it isn't. Look it up.
- March 6, 2014 at 4:17 PM
- Roille Figners said...
- March 6, 2014 at 4:28 PM
- commentatorbot_309487 said...
Those electo-digital devices do the fails because of the shocks.
The bouncing around without the suspensions makes the electrobits sad and death comes soon afer.
I wonders about the di2 stuffs in this respectacle.
- March 6, 2014 at 4:45 PM
'Put me back on my bike... cause I'm so hiiigggghhhhh'
- March 6, 2014 at 4:47 PM
Lock the seat in the rear triangle, locking under a top-tube that can be uncoupled may lead to uncomfortable rectal pressure on the ride home.
Have a nice day
- March 6, 2014 at 4:58 PM
- crosspalms said...
Snob, you can probably pick up a Fly3 on eBay, but finding the 8-mm. film might be a problem.
- March 6, 2014 at 5:11 PM
PERFECT! You have just volunteered to be the official writer for the
kickstater campaign!
- March 6, 2014 at 5:22 PM
Hey Bike Jerk, why so many headset spacers? Are you some kind of short-armed circus freak?
Just kidding, thought I would pile on. It would be interesting if you had a Frakenbike contest. Doesn't necessarily have to look bad but just be a bike with the fewest amount of original parts.
- March 6, 2014 at 5:22 PM
Considering you're a reformed fred, when are you going to get a recumbent, eh snobbo?
- March 6, 2014 at 5:41 PM
I like the fact that the headset spacers are made out of poker chips.
- March 6, 2014 at 5:46 PM
- crosspalms said...
Italy's new prime minister has a nice bike.
- March 6, 2014 at 5:47 PM
aw fuggit - 100
- March 6, 2014 at 5:47 PM
crosspalms - now everyone will start ragging on the PM's set up - too much rake, wrong size tyres, blah blah blah
But to quote "As mayor (of Florence at age 34 - little fucker), he rode a bicycle to get around the city and drove his own car, even after becoming head of the Democratic Party"
He drove his own car?!?
- March 6, 2014 at 5:52 PM
- Spokey said...
Forget all this talk about a recumbent. I thought the same until I borrowed my brother's Ryan for awhile. It was horrible. If you can't stay upright on a D-frame don't get on one of those. The worst was trying to start going uphill on gravel. I guess I shoulda gotten a gravel bent for that.
But I will say that since then I've test ridden a couple trikes. If / when snob really puts on some years, he find something like the adventure trike is the only thing to keep old farts upright.
robot is satisfied fourima. what do you have to say about that babs?
- March 6, 2014 at 5:53 PM
I am captcha'd as
the derndy
- March 6, 2014 at 5:58 PM
I sometimes ride with a neighbor who rocks steel framed bikes (with the drop loopie bars like they ride in the TDF or whatever) at age 74 and he kicks some ass. No need to change if you keep on rolling. I hope it works for me
- March 6, 2014 at 6:06 PM
- Brad Smith said...
Better name for Le-no-lo...Bike boner.
- March 6, 2014 at 6:30 PM
Jeebus, its no wonder Tommy Simpson keeled over, the old ticker must have had to work pretty hard to keep the blood pumping into THAT thing.
Or is that a picture of the guy riding his bike over to Kim's place?
I agree, the Italian PM's bike is a dandy.
- March 6, 2014 at 6:39 PM
- babble on said...
Wow! What a day! OMG snobbers thank you for Kim from Brooklyn. You gotta love a bit of lovin...
And thank you for strap-on boner dude with the rotator cuff issues, too! L.O.L. :D
I have roataor cuff issues, too, from the kersplatsky landing after my epic fall, and I learned that the only way to support weak joints is with strong muscles. Poor silly strap-on muppet is just too soft in the middle to finish his ride, bless his heart. He needs yoga.
MMMMM bike porn. If I were the wife whose man walked in with PeeWee's bike... well, let's just say we'd have to name it juicy. RCT - ++ Right? If ever there was a place for a fin!
Don't deep six the fly6 just yet... there's prolly an easy fix.
Stellar day. Loved the line about not needing gadgets. Loved it. You're so right - when I'm on a bike I am present... you made me wonder whether I REALLY even need the time of day.
I've been looking forward to reading this all day long, and man was it worth the wait! There were soooo many wicked comments we'll have to throw a big bash just to celebrate, but I Roille Figners you take the cake today. I love the code poems. I wonder if that's what the 21st century limerick will look like.
Oh! And pink canoe might be two words, but it's definitely describing a singular thing...
- March 6, 2014 at 7:40 PM
Does the Le-N-Lo come with a defibrillator?
- March 6, 2014 at 7:49 PM
- March 6, 2014 at 8:07 PM
Definitely describing a singular thing?
Let's see: Pubic hair; Mons Venosa; Labia Majora; Labia Minora; Clitoral Hood; Clitoris; Urethrea; and...wait...what am I forgetting?...Oh, yeah, the Vagina.
That's like 8 things...
Oh, and Captcha, since when, you say? Since McLograp? Whatever, dude.
- March 6, 2014 at 8:20 PM
Went on a snow ride today and was doing a big climb with only a 10 inch wide strip of pave and I felt like Andy Hampster and then I topped the Stevelio or whatever and came out in a housing project and lil black kids cheered me on. It was awesome.
- March 6, 2014 at 9:46 PM
- recumbent conspiracy theorist said...
McFly you're ahhhsome. I walked down to Taco Bell and had a burrito.
- March 6, 2014 at 9:54 PM
- babble on said...
Yes. :D
The pink canoe is one of those things where the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
- March 6, 2014 at 10:57 PM
Crabon + Folding bike = ultimate ironic bike
- March 6, 2014 at 11:29 PM
- March 6, 2014 at 11:31 PM
- Mlo said...
Perhaps the most ironic thing about the le-n-lo is it lets fat old Freds sit upright.
- March 6, 2014 at 11:51 PM
When will people learn that all those back problems and what not come from using drop bars and leaning over.
Properly positioned upright riding position and most those problems go away.
Sure you wont break any land speed records....But be honest you aren't anyway.
- March 7, 2014 at 12:37 AM
Do you remember that 29er specific saddle?
I guess it was inevitable:
27.5 specific saddle
27.5" specific saddle
- March 7, 2014 at 12:57 AM
- commentator_from_russia_comments_on_you said...
If you are desperate for the content, please consider reading this post and more importantly, the comments. Some things about L.A. politics haven't changed in 30 years.
Does anyone bomb the NYC Marathon route in the very, very early morning after the route closes?
- March 7, 2014 at 1:12 AM
- ken e. said...
after a pitcher of sapporo with my gal, my next favourite is all you folks. just sayin.
damn pee wee skipped out of his comedy fest spot.
- March 7, 2014 at 2:17 AM
I think this is the best Woo-hoo speed video I have ever seen. White haired geezer has got 'er PINNED.
- March 7, 2014 at 3:16 AM
You ever notice that canoe's are a little wet on the inside? Even before you flip them over....
- March 7, 2014 at 6:03 AM
I ran into Kim the othe day on a drive.
- March 7, 2014 at 8:08 AM
Sorry, but for all the words typed in criticism of other peoples' bikes on this site, your midget-sized travel bike is rather silly.
- March 7, 2014 at 9:00 AM
- babble on said...
Lol! Geezer's got some BOTTLE!
- March 7, 2014 at 9:20 AM
- BikeSnobNYC said...
Silly like a fox!!!
--Wildcat Rock Machine
- March 7, 2014 at 9:45 AM
- Spokey said...
WCRM up at the crack of dawn today. Must be a long tough quiz in the making.
heaxen was a nice place to visit for a robot vacation but it said it wouldn't want to live there.
- March 7, 2014 at 10:16 AM
- CommieCanuck said...
Sorry, but for all the words typed in criticism of other peoples' bikes on this site, your midget-sized travel bike is rather silly.
oh no you didunt...dropping the M-word.
- March 7, 2014 at 10:52 AM
- RoadQueen said...
Anon's video of the geezer taking a flying lesson at 3:16 is hysterical. I was torn between falling off my chair laughing, and trying to work up some concern as to whether the old chap was still in one piece or not.
Holy Shit
There's nothing wrong with recumbents, in fact...there is everything RIGHT with recumbents!!! :D
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HYMENEAL Willets Randall. ...Ul LUK liiuiiii..' ¦ ,^ veiv prettv autumnal wedding was le found on page , ,, ;,.' ,,: .. , ., ' held at v\(K>dbine. the arge residence of Mr. and -Mrs. .John .'. Randall, Lena The Ladies' Aid .^.u-iety of the .M. E. Church is arranging fou its annual fair on Dec. 1 and ."1. Freeport depol) "21) ini:;uLes from Broadw^iy upon c pletion of tunnel" (taWes SO min- i p,"". 1;^,^,,^ uKum^ ruined utes now to Broadway. X. V.) 1 good light saves them no "Lleciric trolley direct to Brooklyn a.-^i ! occuiist if you use gas. .\ew Vnrk" (from Freep-irl, not .Meirick i:ot within three miles) "l''i\i' rninute.s' wail: to oi|ly dock on (ireal South IJay" (<i.)odn«s kr^ows .•\venue, on Wednesday e\eriing, when their daughter. Lena F., and Frank Willets. formerly of Hempstead, were uVted in wedlock, in the presence of a l\-ge number of guests Promptlv at S o'elocri ^...v ..in.,.., ,, ,.,.,, r- ' • , .11 1.11 rermissioTi was granted dilbei-t L P'iriv came down the broad .<tair, led ,. ..,,.. T l.v {he u..hers. Raymond .L Mill,.,. I''"\Vi" '">• "^";,'"^¦'' ^^¦"^^•¦- '""'"^ ^^^"- .\lbi" N. .lo'nn.son. VVilliam (}. Miller, i "^'''^'"^^'^'''^ '^'- P'^'-^-'-'t ^^"ter main Jr.. and .Jolm \'aiicott. and proceeded to a large diower erected in the south¬ west corner of the parlor, thru an aisle of ril>bon. in charge of Masters Russell at the inter.section of Bay View .\ye- nue and .Archer Street and running easterly thru .Vrcher Street about 9ttil feet to Roosevelt I'lace. with hydrants as directed bv the boiird, at a cost not their* jiroperty .1 of an Progressive C<-uncil. I), ol' 1... \> ill hold a euchre on .Monday evinin^.-. .NLv. i;t. in Frat.'rr.itv }lall. Leslie Randall, tne yoinig nephews . ; ,- ' . •.•.,• - ., , .. .,,, •, I ,,. . ,. I to exteed -So cents per running toot tor of the bride, i hen came the ofliciatiiig 1 . , ^ ' , ...,.,, , , I. I^ V I 1 . I pipe, .•md not more than >.-<2 for each clergyman. Ki'v. 1). .A. .Jordan. pastoriJ ', , . .• . 1 i. . . hut i c .1' \t I- .¦! 1 <r 11 1 1 .u nvdrant. construction to be credited to ""'¦ nf the .M. L. t hurch. fo lowe( by the ' • Fo.ster Smith has given uji Iii.'-'. pi v.iih line i-olitbal \Lw,-, <.f Th- "l>-^ what this does n-iean .,.,v,n n.,,.,"-,vv ^. . ^, ,, .,,,,. ,. ... , jr. tion in the I'ost Ofhce and is server, (jur nearest neighOnr, wi-have'-i. i-'i-(...:.|ii-i i-, i^r.i- : wo mi f-. fmni I he I 1 /• -i- ,• 1 i- J-. .1 . i( t j.n 1 J, ., .1.1 lw.i ;iMPt.. Iiom Lilt . i,y (,,.,,1-jTi. I. ( Dnklin. founil ti-e members of ilsi'.Jice uni-' dnok.) | I (Ieorge We'i.-r l.as iii-oke;; foy ji iR-w hi''.::;'j ;.¦:; the conu 1 liall .-Xvenue and Bergen I'lace fornily kir.<l and 1 bl''ging, n.-ver laving | If ;, ,M;,:iia,iy will adve:ti.-e in .<i.;ch a hte-i refused :uiy accommodation iN--! r!ii.-.leading marine!- i I will p:;y y-u to sired, and t.iking as great ide:;:..ire i.i ! :,,"k ca-'efliry lel'ore you Iniy un'i'-t ) -- asHsting them in ;i",v v.-ay. Al th;-i In- t;.ken in Ky a free sandwich and a j Y.,u can get Thank.-'giving I'.is sairie t;-iie -..e v.i.-ti it eni| hiilically ; nii .mad ticket,. : :it i'eaisall & .Murray's :i.i Und'-l-scood, linwev.-c l'-:..: n,-,l i';.-:.!le i ¦-• ;.i..-!;.,., i. . . ... i- ' store. Rev lew Hu i Iding : _' I'nr .". T ol iign ,.¦ .V ded i;nd ¦ry Ml ¦r. I.-.Ill politically j ;¦,'() eunipany i.-.-eiling i<,is at _ _ ^ v.fe,ioroii,gr...- .vilh all fneviewsex-ip,.,. .,r Merrick tliat are very much i i 1 ynu live within tive niiks o.' tow, [Tl-ssed by^t!i<-ni. r.ir d:) v.-e think they I i,.,""i f,,!- ::;.pi. Any cnnr-rn which /id-' you a're entitled to the advantage.^ of v\!il ;,::n,reKes ;i''ler m.te mafiire j vertices loi.; im-t .....¦!¦ tliree dollars a con; i-lerail..i!. \.ir have \-e ('...^nd our | f,,,,! niisleM.-ls .-md v..-wei.M rot deii! r'eighb..r-':". Ill inpsU art .-md Amityville! \vitli them ai a^l. Thet.- i;. )ilent v of | Charles Sigmond of Cue Signiond le-.s oh-liiriiiK ^vlu'ti oc( a.-.io;i r.as call'-d (ri,i"i lai.ixi'-.¦ on I nr'e' ishuid but if j''''¦'¦''''.'' Company is greatly impi'oving for an ¦.•-;cl.,i:,ge of ii.aiter.^- of irit'.-re>t. I .,.,,,,I, v,-;i:;i. s.;n.e .f il. i-o and j II is onr intinuinn to mak- Tlu- I'e-! !¦(¦;.1 estate .ie;:!ei- wh'.n; \. 11 can !-UM. ^ , I vinw as re.idable ;;, po;-sililv .md i... lliat | ""l ;. cnnsDem ele s i.mi! i;nrn-,raCon. i \V. /. Ketcham. (aten-. i\2 .eipiesl oiji- readers l^' lei US i "¦-¦' ' '"¦' ¦" " 'Sinet. Hempstead, will furi.i-1 v/henevcr ar.y.hing nf interest,' BALDWIN (lilpfiens. .,'li.>l givcone of ou;- i-etiorters ! a tip, ar.d vv,- '.vill t.ike o.n.o of the p;ir-' I icular... SniKli F. i', arsail. I I'eroi in Cli; issue. Leon;ird .\vt iuit grading it. P. Smith's ad. in this Russe!! Park, h c.irds tV,i- ..II card parties, ii: I Uiy. I ri e, n-i api'licatinii. naii- .¦^ir^. .1. <;. 1,11-cil in .Scran*!.,1 .-i,:!! L in The Review tree r.. 1.. UK! OfR NE\X» "SIMPLEX" TYPESI-.TTKK set on a .'iiniph-x typi-setl ing icji'liiiie. the first iiKichine ever u.-.ed i;i .\'a: .-au County, a picture of whi(h we ;',iv.> herewith. This inachiiu' has been i;i- stalled at a big expense, but we deemed it necessary in ord'.'r tl-.al Tlie lie\iew might keep \\\> v.-ith the limes. This new type is, we think, one cf the pret¬ tiest made. Tile makers say of it: "Centiiiy FN|)aiided is tin- type I'ace par excellence for pi-i;iting ic-vssi.'apei's, catalogs, booklets, and otlier advertis¬ ing literature. It was desigiu-d and t-ast for the delhiite purpo,-." nf secur¬ ing a body type which should he clear, distinct, legible and durable inuiiities which luive made the ('ei.tui-y l-]vpaiiileil notable." You .-¦.ne th,!; \'.-e iheri'fore are in a positio.i to (lUiikly handle all bonklets, cat.-lngs, etc. \Vi" wish al this (.|ipi'rti;ne lime to .--ay a word about the kind Ireatinenl '.ve have received during the f.nii- years since we bought The Revievs. We ;ire a native of Freeport and a;e preu.l of it, because we believe Freeporl, in common with all Long Island, is a good place to liv'^ in. But we are also proud that we have lots of friends among both the people who have always lived in Freeport and those who, having ^heir business in Xew York, can only abide with us in the sunuiiei- time. Xotwithstanding that Freeport is near New York city and the desire to shop in the city extends even to a few of our merchants we are glad that our merchants generally stick by tlieir home printer and give him all the pa¬ tronage possible. When we took hold «>f The Review we adojited a rule of ¦ lllo^ ed lo Short iiiil if ir.a.iii'e 1 ;' Im-in anJ j send tliei.'eview free; .>1i;-s (iliK'ys i,. C, )(;T, to ali iiew s,:b-| wori: ;i!.';;!in af'er yea:-. ¦¦] he Mihscrip- j ne-s. ,iM;e a.s it .,\a.; si. Xew '.-Iv :.' I'l •rj.'U:- .1. I'. ('nliin ; is building three nn l,iii'i".y .V-.eiiiie, Beiiningtcn III- expc-cis tn h.-ive them cnrnja. the middii .-i. I "."-embei-. ,'.d Iiv I.. 1-.. '.Vn;,r ;in i^:- C( th.e \V:'.t"rina!i Ileal i-niintain Pen. wi-re ;:,'. i:-deii lb • grand prize at ."^-lilan, Italy, hisi nmntli.' Pe.irsall .*,- .M;n-ray s'-ll t'.iis lien. Adv. Board of Trade rngnlar monthly meeting of tlie rt P.oard of Trade will he held next Wednesday evening at i'"rateriiity hall. Tbe special order of iiusiness "Street Jmprovenieiits." M'.-:< ll. 1'. Hutch. ,^<.,i aiHl family liave j-ein.-ve I (.1 .N'lw 'i'l rk :'..r the winter. I A liretnanir s<,'-vice will he hel'l ;ii Ithe Chunh nl' the Transligur.il inn on ^.'•-•'--i Sunday eviiiiti.'-, Xnv. 2':. whiih \vill .Mrs. I i", aitei.ii-.-d by ll;e ti!'emen nf tin- I vii'ag.', in full iini;'ni ni. :i". ;;nd Mr.'. M.-Cht-^Kiy cuse, .\. \'., ai-.' vi.siting .Mr. (Jen. McC he nie v. .Miss Irtiia Xa.-;h Prn,,klvn iiiess meeting. Pie.-i lent Alon/.o'Foster has arranged '"-'^'•'. the guest of .Miss Pliel.,- T. Pnw- for an attractive entretainment I'nr the I '-'''¦'* '',•'" ''''' '''''""'• '^^'^¦'''^'- Knard and its friends to fn!l')\e the 1,11--1 I A eaiighti-r arrived at llie home nf j Mr. and M rs. b'icli.-ii-'l P. .Sujis, n,i Ha;-- Snltei-'s .Marril- and Ci-.-n.ite We!kr-. ri-nn Avenue, nil .Mi.nd;iy. Hicksville, have recelitl.v ermted ai granite headstone on the plot of Ceoi-ge 1 .Mi-.s .\:;uiile Ihi'ilsch nf .Men Raynor of Freejiort in (Jreenfielil Cem-1 sjent Saturday and Su.iday as the guest elery: also t'l-ected a granite fence en-! of .M i.-,; .^laviv.e 1.. Kd.gai'-, Ci-ar.d ,Ave- closing pl'it id" late .John Simonson in j nue. saire ceineti'r,\'. ] -- I On Saturday night tiie departii'ent Fire Alarm j w-'-^ c;i!leil out to a tjre at th.e housi- of Ihii-s V'l-.. .,,1,...,11 William Bakeron Se.-mian .Avenue. Th.e Cii:i||..s S. Hendricks bmiher ci' M.'rvin llendrick-;on nf this village, die.l av his home in Babylnn h;si 1-ri¬ day. Ill was known all over ll..- Island !!s "the i'-e I ream m;iker." gi'oom and his liest ijian, .lay Randall, and then the bridesmaids, .Misses Etta .Miller, Annie Fldridge, .Nellie Raynor and Flo-.-eiice .Miller, and the matron said Klli".It. the village reserving the right to pay fm- same, and take title, at any time: also F. .McClynn to ex¬ tend the service In his i-esiili'i-ce on Long Bi-.-ich .•^vinut ,. , M I- . 11 \- I. I . .Long Hi'.-ich .•Avenue. of honor, .^n-s. hstelle v aiiRiper .bmn-1 ,,,r .• ,, ,¦ ,• ,. ., , . I I . I Ihe toliowmg apii|u'atiii:!s ;n|- wale son. in-eceding tr.e bride, leaning iin; . > ,-' i. * ' '^ -^ . \v*.»-.. cr»-.:Mt,., ¦ l.,.ii K'.nii.ii. I........ r were granted: (len. K;iynni-, <ir;ii;il Aveiuu : K. ('nfhtt, Pay.U'w .\\enia': W. C. KMisnn, R:ivnor aii<l Bt-dell till' arm < f he;- fiU'ier. The (lower girl, little Thehiia Kaiidal!. followe'l the.se. j All went dii-eit lo the altar, where the I ^, , ,, ... ... ^. . f , . i.>lreets: I-.. I. 1 i-aver, ."se.-ir.ian .-Xve- .so!em'i ceiemn.iv w:!s in-rlormed, to 1 1 .i 1 ' ¦ .- 1 • 1 . 1 ,, . . .. ¦, , ¦ ¦ 1 ,. line; alsn t he applu :i! ioi:s tor 1 iglit bv the slr.'iins ni Loiiengi-m s wedding i,, , ,. -mo. . '1 , .,.,,. . , I-r:ink Cawnrski. .M:iiii ."street, and marcli. t.c- i';:.ie heiig given awav nv ,., , ,. ,, ,, .. , , ,,, , .. , ,, ,, ,p ,. ,,. • ( liarb-s I-,. Ravnor, Porurneld Phice. her tathe;-. .Mr.-. (leoi-ge P. \anRiper .. , , ..; ,. ,, ,, . ... ., , ., , 'I Several lulls from ti;e I-..rt \\a\lie piresh I'. ;;• the pia:-.o. a!id a.- soon as ... .. . , ," 1 "i ',,,..' I ,, r.l-.ctnc i nmpanv \'.eie auditt-d. aKi. the beneibc';nn v.;is prnnnunceil .".leii- I, .... . ' :,. ... ,. , , , , . ,. ' , I 1 . .u'lhe following: W . \\. t anieron, iin- ( essoin) s ui'iuiiiL' m;;rch j-eali..I mrthi, ,. , •..",.", ,, ,. ,, . ,, ,.,.,. I loading co.'il. .>.,!!..!il: Rn.~s it Ranuall. lis joyou.s notes, wh.ile the twain wei-i'T ,. ^¦¦,-.,, i i 1. i. .- • i, •'.¦. ., . 1 .- .-,. - isupplles, >'<-.-Zl; 1,. 1. 1;. !.., t'elghl, receiving tne corigratulations i>l ti.eir.,.,,'.' ,, ,. ,. ,, ,, , ' ,. J. ¦ , ,. , 1 1:^. i!>. 11; ( . I'.. Ihlhin.l, .--ei'\K-es ler fiiends. Standing under a huge giec-n j ., . ... (/nr tirenu'ii a-i ailer.d ires ar.iund town were i-alled out about' '""•'"•'^'f, "•(•--'l""'<lc(l prom]itly bat wen .Saturday night by a sixth !""^ •¦'''''' ^" '*" iinythmg as the I,!.-,;.-. Wiis im.K r too n.uch luadwav. ;eaford 1 o'e! district alarm. Some of the companies got nut their apparatus and started for the llax.-, \'igihint Hose Company l'<i- ing neai-ly to "Kissing Bridge," when j il w;is found that the fire w;i.-i on ."sea-i man Avenue in the West .s:ide of Bald-1 ¦''"¦• I >ardenyille's new h win. As the hose company could ,".,i j Hicko.-y .-street i-jtrwrnpleted. he of any sirvice there, they returned home. Whoever turned in t'le alarm I was ver.y i-nergetic and also sum-: moiled till' Baldwin and Roekxiile Cer.-1 ter departments. The bliize was at the | UliiHciipie.l dwelling of William C. i Bake!-, and tiiere being no water ser-1 vice, the huildi:;g was cn.-iiiletelv d.-- stroved. ¦ ' i I Th.e tii-i'ii dning business u!idei- the l;r::i name nf Freeporl Pliinibin;,.- anil P;!rk I lleal.ng Cninjiany ha.-; been dis.solved Ui.'l .Ins.pll .1. .-Mbi!!. who has been managiiii',- the business, is ;:n\v .-nie proprieLnr. We ai-i- ;-e-iUi'sled l.y a orre'-) niident from l-'i'i't Washington Park to.-end in- formati-m (oncerning "the late_ ,Majl..r Kall/. of I'^r.-eport, L. I." .-Xny inform- ati'iu will be ghi.ily fo!-.v:iri!.'.l if left .-it th.' i;evie-,v nflicf. .Joiin Sandei-son of Inwonil .spent Tuesdiiy wi'.ii .Miss Xellie Post. .Mrs. Mary R.iynoi- hsa i'etiii-ne.l fr.iiii ;; trip of a few weeks at l.ynii, .>i.iss. .Mrs. ,Ma.' Cnvr;, stiirts ti eek's Slav ;ii. While Plains, I lav ler a X.' Y. Mr. ; have 1 Ma.ss. nil .Mrs. -Ansel Rayimr ami sen spending a weel; at I.vnn, Fd. (ireeiisword of P.rooklyn Hills ¦jpi-nt Tuesday with his gra-idfather, Killed By Train .\. II. Bowman of Fast Xew ^'ork was struck and almost instantly killed liy a lone engine on Thursday last.while walking the tracks between this vil¬ lage and Baldwin, carrying a lantet^n | vy-i;. (n-itnian. in eaih hand. The ri'mains were; brought to Fulton's morgue and later j ^j,. .i,,,i m,.^ .lohn Abbott, .Miss identified and .sent to Mount Zion.Cem-1 p^.J^,.l¦ Xaeder anil Miss Bertha Baetz, etery for burial. Decea.sed was VX] ,^\\ ..f Brooklyn, spent Tuesday with years ot age. . y^-^^ .^j.^^, c.ndit. Mrs. Bernard Kane went to Xew j There will be a preaching service in .¦\ul:u--! 1.. .I.-ihn-on has snM his d.'.'nraling business to .'Vd.ilph K'lhisch of Xew York, the latti"' having also leased the house occuide.l by Mr. .Jahn- .soii. .Mr. .Johns.i;i will s'lil fnv l-:ui-,,|.,. wilh h.is f.iniily. Asseiebiyman .Miller repri-sents us at .Albany auain this year. His majority in hislwo home districts was :;.'!:! ]:,2 ill the fourth and 1><1 in the lifth !»'.( ahead of tlv ticket. Two years .-ij;-o the majnri'y for Mr. .Miller wa.; :;J7. canopy, with a l.irge v.edding hell im- me'liately over their head-:. The Wedding w;is an ad'.'ir nf pn-.k ;ii'.i will!.', :;r,.l tiie de:'nr;il in;,s xvere 'hrauiifu!. v.ith autumn ie;p.es and green bowers in profusion. 'i'he hriiie was attired in a |i;'.!iii.Mi; le gown of v.hile sa'.ic. Iiiniine.l v, illi ie.il la. e. ;ind Nvni-e a tnlle I,., e bridiii' viel. r.iso ils .i gill from t he gri....in a bi'iiutiful di.mi .:rl .sunburst. Slv.' c;ii-- ;-!ed a hon.-iui I le' lilie.-nf-ti.e-v-illey ill;.! i.I'i.lal i.'.-.s. Tl;.: ni;i';i.;, n''iioiior wiis iiiso il'llll..1 in ;t dress of white silk, iiir.l c;;riic'i! ii hiuoui-t nf pink n..-es, ;;s di.l .'il.-.i the '.-rieiesmiiid-'. who weve iiUireil in gowns -if l.lu^- sdi; v.ilii lace trimming. .Afl'-i- congra'ailiif ii ns Mr. and iMi's. Wiih-ts le.l tiie \,ay ij. llie (lini:'g moa;.-, xchnr,' ;, wediling fe.ist w;is .-ei'veii hy Caterer Ki l(-li:im of Hi'liipsteild. Th.e ne'.vi>--!naii i.d couple depill-ted a little iii'ei- I'l tii" 1",- ening for Henipstead, fin-n wiiere 'liey stiirl on an extended honeymoon ii-'pto Virginiii and other poii.isof interest i!i the Siiulh. 'hi (heir r.'tiirn tliey will reside fni' llle pres.'lit V. i'll the hride'.^ pan Ills, until tlieir nwii h-uise i.-; cnni- pleied. .Mr. and .Mrs. W illets ri«(eive,| i> hirgi' lunibei- .)i' I'iiiid.'o'iie iind u.si'- ful wedding gifts, whicii -.ve!'.- mi exhi- biCmn i:i two o:' Ihe rooms ni 1 he s. .-¦n i lh.nl- duiing tiie e\ei-in:'. Ill, •'<L'i'.; Steph.,'!! l,e-.vi>, s.ilar.x iis .street commi.'-;sio!iei. .s.")(i; .As'i'lnwii vV- Wiggins, electric lepiiirs to file housi s, .•<L'L'.'.^''; '-.Itner ]'.. Ih-iv- nnr, e\pen.-es, .¦• o.'-'.'i. ."ERSONAL NOTES :: Ml.. Ki'ii from hei- t'-ii . Wyn'iiin h;;.-; ni ui 111 in I lu' (Ireen Mnuntiiii:: .Mi.-.. .Inliii Chii.se of Hen.pteiiil spi nt \\ edi!e-..!ir,- with ri'liilives in this vil¬ lage. Wliliani 11. Bentley of I'.i iriin;;!..; , N'l'riT'o!'!, is visit ing lleriii'i't h. Cnn:- mi.li.es in!' ;i t'. '.V diiys. I-'i-iepnri Cniiiuil, .\o. .')',', .i r. I', r. A. .M., will liii\e a class imtiiiiiis 'h.e first l-i-iiiiiV ni'.rht in Di'cemhi". f It!-, and M!'s. Cha"!e.. F. \\ .-a nf I)rn\er, I'ninrado. a.-e vi.-ilii;., .Mrs. Biirn's >isli-r, .\irs. .Xii-heh;,. I,.irh. nn th'.- fb'ir.pstead Pnuleva!-.!. WANTAGH P.il-dsiiil .l;i(''.;siin h;!S openei streets thill his pro|.K-rty o-i Avenue. W'.;; OPITUARY Wall.-r l»ni| er. Widler Draper, a !:anhvare mei chain ' Oi, Tu,-s of .New York City, wli.> has resided inl-nj,. j,, ji_ Freep.-.rl foi- ihe past six years, died ; ij^,,,),,.., ., .Monday a I his liona- nn I.nng P.i-in-h ' ,^,,. J,". ||, .Avein;e. aged I'l years. He is i-w:-.:\e.lj ' A li;'sii! .M iss .'. ;';.l .-siem.; I lit 1 liiili nui.iliel':; ..r tile I.ildii s' .\ id , nil VViMi.i*d.iv .ifleriioo; . the ¦i ¦; \- il.-ld Retuii'licaii fame, iind (.'ave najnrit.-(-n\er ib-arstof !:',7 .-hes 2no [n Ih a-.-'. ¦'¦'',. I y his v. il'e Jind daiigliter. .Mandn Widlace Alh,.'. .Mi's. .Mir.i.'le Walh-ice All.'> nf Pr.M.h- lyn, wii'e n.' Chiirles I). Allc. din'l in St. Catherine'.-i' Iinspitnl, Bmoklyn, !.n Sundiiy, iii'ter an operation ii' ihat in¬ stitution. .-Deci-ased Wiis in hi-!- ttiirty- sixlh year .11.-I i:-; survived by h"r hus¬ band and fo.ir i iste!-s aiid ..ne hrollier. F'uiiera.l sei-vi'-'i's wi-!'.' I.el'l I'mm t'ne residence ef iu-r fister. .Mrs. F. .A. l-.nuea\ni- day night m'>cl in:': i s.. meeli::i. So.-iel\' v.-id i iil the rl,...;. the Sunda.> S f ti < ,11 I ¦' i;tn hi Id iin. ll' Kail'OnW lln-i'l forge' h-'h! al b'lt.'h'.^ Hall ; evening by ih.i' ..iei.iiie rial Sunday Sunday Scl on ;-..l" at th.- close. F. ;.' to be W.'. I ne.sday <f tiu- .'Vlemo- . i'l- ( ii-am l).,i^lon, Fa.-it Avmne, Wedn •ni'iig. Rev. I). .A. .Jnrdiin and Rev. ,\ few weeks ago we olfered iiny of our reitders the advantage of our ti;x department for information concerning taxes; we meant what we said: If you want t'l know anything about your taxes iuiywlu-re write us. .-Vddress your query to .N'assau County lieview. Freeport. L. I., tax dep;irtme:it. York to do .some shopj)ing on ."Saturday in company with her husband. They parted in Xi'w York and .Mr. Kane told his wife to go home by way of Fllat- bush Avenue. He arrived at that sta- the .M. E. Church on Sunday afternoon at ;' o'clock, by Presiding Elder Wing. On account of this the preaching ser- uuM, .vxenue. ne aiMvt.. at u.ai -sia-: ..j..^^, j^ ^^e church Sunday morning->vill t:on at .1 o clock and she not being I ^^, omitted. ,Sumlay School at 2 o'cWk t iree he concluded s le must have gore • ,i 1 e -) --jo three words which ha.s stiwd us in good I uj^'" h'^ arrival not to find Mrs. Kane, .stead and won us many customers, who I "^" thikighrrfwould then be too late we believe are also our friends: "Do It Now." :>n, .s'<) he came home and was surprised LijKin his arrival not to find Mrs. Kane. He thilugtrtrrF'would then be too late to return to New York to make inquiry ii"d liad iniiny t'l'iends in this vill haiinry ,1. Post. Fiiiniy .1. P'lSt died at \;is. au Hns- pital. .Mineola. Friday mnrning nf gen- efiil peritonitis, rollowih'-- iin nperiili'ni for iippelidicitis. The di'ceased, wh.) -.viis :i) ye.irs of age, has been emplo.yeil f-ir a numiier of years as a cake bjikei- ;it R.,ckville Ciinter, a:id on Tuesilay nighi, feeling unwell, he left for his hiime in Free- j jiort, when' his fihysician was sum- .Mrs. .Fo.seph Carman has so far ro- ^ ,"oned, and he fliagnosed the case as a covered from her recent illr.essas to be | i,.,,i attack of appf"''' '^'-•^. i^'"' ^^' ^^'''^ able to be aniund. Her Sunday S<;hool i ,".(.o,-,iingly removed to the Hospital. Class paid her il visit and helped her j ^^.^t-n.- the operation was perform.-d on celebrated her birthday in fne style, j Wedne.sday. He .seemed to rally fn.m when she was the recipient of a num- Uj,^, ..hock of the operation, wfien sud- ber of jippnipriiite gfts. ! (j^nly j)eritonitis .set in and he past rap- j idly away. The decea.sed was a mem- We note from a daily frnm White j'ber of Rockville Center Council .Ir. O. Plains that E. F. .McKinley. formerly L'. A. .M. He leaves a wife and two .-^Ai.l-: 1)1' ,-'( Hold. ilwXD.-. f.ile.l hid,* for the sal.- nf Fifteen Wm. A. Liiytoi.vofliciating. Burial was I bonds of Schod Di-'tiicl .Nnnm.-r Fight in (ireenlieid '^tdmetery tfiis Thursday iif tin i.iwn o< Hemnslea'l, .\a-sau m.irning at ID o'clock, eonducted by("nunt.'.-, .\'.. \s 'I'ni k, aggiegiitinjr >¦]'>,- Rev. Di'.\. .Ini-diin and K. P. Kitiham. UOii.Oi), bearing 1* per criL interest, .Mrs.' .Alice, with her husband, was a 1 piiyidne s<nii-ar.n'.iiilly, widhe ri :'eived n-sident nf Fni-port I'm- sevenil year-[ jinil sold to the higlies! .hidih-r by the ' board of Trustees of said Di.;ir;i i .m ihi' ITth dav of .Vovenih.r, P.Mi.;, al :! ..•<lnck P. .M., ill th.' s.'i.'.il h..us.- ill BELLMORE lepartment established at White Plains . .by the Union Trolley Company. .Mr. and waited in suspense until morning . ^^^^ ^,f 287 votes cast in the Second ] McKinley will have charge of all cal- when Mrs. Kane s body was found on , ^^j^^^j^.^ ,,^ Tuesday Hearst received I endar ca.ses, and will try cases in all To those who have not yet patronized the Ix>ng Island Ralroad track near i ,,ut 91 on both the Democratic and In- i the (^.urts of Westchester Countv. us or who cannot see the folly of going i M>llburn Avenue, crushed in places and j^p^ndence League tickets .- ..u- _;i... .»-_ i.u-.- 1 . J I giving evidence of having been struck ' by a train. It is presumed Mrs. Kane of Freeport. and a Mr. McCabe, have j small children. The funeral services been placed in < barge of a special law were held at his late residence on Sun- to the city for their work we extend a hearty invitation to call around and talk with us when you find your busi¬ neas runniner down. We made a study of advertisiner and shall be glad to help you in any way possible. Nor has our work been confined to left the train at Baldwin station and strated to walk to her home on the James Kilpatrick has returned from Miami, Fla., where he has been work- , _ ing. He was in Florida at the time of west end of Pearsall Avenue and was ' ^^e recent disastrous storm, overtaken by the next train. F'rom in¬ dications her death must have been in- j xhe euchre and dance held in Fire- stantaneous. ; men's Hall on Monday eveninjf for the V V n.i^^.'n I... »^...^ #-.^~, Mo;., benefit of a new Catholic Church was F^port alone. . We flrtd on the pnier' .J^\«*'^m^^^ ^ ,.^^ ^^ ^,, book* in our printing department tos-i rmf the trolley switch. ' ^ realized. day afternoon. Rev. F. O. Cunningham, pastor of the Baptist Church, offii-iat- ing: interment in (Jreenfield Cemetery. Foot-Ball Game Richmond Hill High .Schmjl foot-ball " . . , M *.. tu D i team was defeated bv the PVeeport Freeport showed up wed for the Re- i .> ^ -j -ri, <>•> , .,.'..,. rr J TU team ast Friday. The .score was 2.1 to publican ticket on Tuesday. The vote I , . -' ' ¦ nothing. Fourth District: i On Election Day the Freefx>rt team Hughes, 245 | journeyed to Rockville Centre and de Hearst, 158 Fifth Pistrict: Hughes, 375 I .. ..,.,, • .. .u Hearst, 239 ' ^^^ persons having bills against the Majority for Huffhea in Freeport, I County should get^ them in for annual 234. feated the High .Schfwl team there by a score of 9 to 0. audit before Nov. 20. s.iid dislrni, bul .-^iiid hnad : -hall not he sold below par. Principal iind interesl pii'idile at First .N'alion ll Rank, :il I-rei port. .Viw York. Ponds to be is~U''.i in the denominii- tien of <):;i- Thousand Dollars eiuh. li.ind^ to be delivererl and money paid within fifteen days after tiie tlate of sale iit First N'ational Rank, I-'ree- |iort. .\'iw York. (me of said bond- to In- mafle pay- iible iind to mature on the first day of .lanuary in each anil every of the years r.'lD to l'.ij!l inclusive. 'These bonds are issued in pursuance of a resolution pas.sed 'at a f.pe'cial school meeting of the inhabitants of said district held on tfie ninth day of Fefiruary, liX)*;, veting !i tax not to exceed 41.',,<)0(h to be levied by install¬ ments, upon the taxable jiroperty of the said district for the purpose of fiuilding a new school house in .said district. 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Mar 1, 2010
LEGOWORLD 2010 Denmark, aftermath
Well, we took it apart (in 2 hours) to ship back to LEGO headquarters, were it will stay until its next demonstration. Here are some of the pictures.
The big gray robot crane, and its foundation take 2 boxes.
Now you can see the three main robot cranes (each 2 boxes), and in front of it are the roller tracks.
The road sections will fill up 3 boxes.
ALmost all is down, except for the main grid (24 boxes).
Putting it away in the mover boxes (K8).
All packed on 5 Pallets, 60 boxes, ready for shipping to the Billund warehouse.
Hope you all enjoyed it, see you next time.
6 comments:
- Steve said...
Martyn, who's in the last picture with you?
- Mar 1, 2010, 11:12:00 PM
- Andy Dannelley said...
From the photos and videos of the High Bay Warehouse it looks absolutely phenomenal!
Is it ever coming to the USA? If so, when/where?
- Mar 2, 2010, 1:49:00 AM
- Tim said...
I'm sure this will create an interesting conversation: "Yes, we do have a warehouse in our warehouse..."
- Mar 2, 2010, 6:59:00 AM
- Laurens Valk said...
From left to right: Eric, Gerrit, Martijn.
- Mar 2, 2010, 9:38:00 PM
- Robotica said...
Laurens is right, the persons in the last picture are the three main builders.
Eric, Gerrit and me (aka Martyn).
We did had some help from Family, Xander, Friends, neighbor kids.
- Mar 3, 2010, 1:31:00 AM
- alexander said...
Hello everybody, I would like to have some more information off this High Bay warehouse. This Warehouse is placed on the moment in the Netherlands (Vlissingen). And I would like to make it work again!
Thanks for your help alexander
- Apr 9, 2015, 5:21:00 AM


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ORLANDO — It seems like a reasonable idea: before the records in a criminal or civil case can be made public, Florida's clerks of court must purge them of all Social Security, credit card and bank numbers.
But in many of the state's 67 counties, that task has caused delays in the release of records that are available to the public under Florida's public records laws. Even though many records lack such information, every file has to be screened to make sure they are free of personal information under a new law that took effect last year. Delays in getting the court records can prevent information about cases from being released in a timely manner. This is important not only to the media, but to people and businesses that need quick access to cases they wish to learn about.
The Associated Press and newspapers throughout the state visited every county's clerk of court offices in recent weeks to see whether each is complying with the law and how much of a delay it is causing in the release of information. The project, under the direction of the Florida Society of News Editors, was done in conjunction with this year's Sunshine Week, an annual initiative starting today to promote greater transparency in government.
In order to test the effect of the new requirement, representatives from 31 news organizations requested to view the hard copies of two civil cases and two criminal cases in all 67 counties. The criminal and civil cases were generally a week-old and 6-months old. Requests for 268 records were made.
The news organizations found:
- In just over half of the counties, there was a delay in retrieving the records —whether it was because personal information needed to be redacted, because the file wasn't yet in the clerk's office or because the file couldn't be found.
- The need to review and redact a file of personal information led to some kind of delay in more than one-fifth of the total records requested by the news organizations.
- Of the 61 files that required some kind of personal information removed, the delay was a day or more in almost two-thirds of the cases. In four cases, the delay was three days.
- In seven cases, no answer was given about how long it would take to remove the personal information, or a tester was told she would be contacted by the clerks' office when the redacting was finished but was never contacted.
- In other cases, court records couldn't be retrieved because a deputy clerk was out with a sick child, a clerk's office employee said she was too busy to retrieve them and, six times, computer problems prevented the records from being looked up electronically.
The testers were asked to identify themselves in 18 counties, even though that is not required under state law. The records are supposed to be available to anyone.
Although Florida's public records laws don't spell out how long it should take to retrieve a record, the courts have ruled that a record should be produced in no more time than it takes to retrieve the record and review and redact exempt information, said attorney Jon Kaney, who has chaired the Florida Bar's media law committee.
"So the reasonable time to review a document looking for exempt numbers ordinarily should be a matter of hours, not days," Kaney said. "There is no allowance in the right of access for 'getting around to it.' The duty to provide access to records is equal in dignity to any other duty of a records custodian."
The mandate that personal information be removed from court records went into effect last year during a period of major transition for court clerk offices statewide. The 67 clerks of courts are required to convert to an electronic system by the end of this year and the clerks offices are in various stages of meeting that goal. The redaction requirement was added to Florida's public records to protect privacy as files become available electronically and more easily shared.
The clerks weren't given any extra money to comply with the redaction requirement.
In most cases where retrieval was delayed, the reason was personal information needed to be redacted. But in Wakulla County in the Panhandle, two criminal files couldn't be retrieved because they were in the office of the deputy clerk, who was out with a sick child.
In the 31 counties where there was no delay, hard copies were available in 20 counties and the cases could only be viewed electronically by computers in the clerks' offices in the other 11.
The changeover has been a headache at a time of major budget cuts in smaller counties. The Walton County Clerk of Courts Office spent $54,000 on software that only redacts the personal numbers. A staff member still must go through a file that needs redacting to make sure that other information such as the names of juveniles or confidential informants isn't included in the file. Documents aren't automatically reviewed for redacting information when a file is created because prosecutors and public defenders need to see the unedited file, said Linda Warren, director of court services at the Walton County Clerk of Courts Office.
When a public records request is made, staff members must retrieve the files from the records department, make copies, read through them, cross out sensitive information and then put the redacted version in the hard file. The redacted version is then reviewed by a supervisor. When the member of the public is done viewing it under the observation of a staff member, the redacted version is shredded and the original copy is returned to the file, Warren said.
"It's a big burden," she said. "There is no choice but to redact after the fact."
The redaction usually only takes a few hours, Warren said, but the experience of the media representative was quite different. She was told to leave her phone number and she would be contacted when the files were available. She never was.
When questioned about that, Warren said a review showed the woman who had helped the media representative that day had been filling in because there was a shortage of workers. She didn't normally work in that area and had forgotten to make the request.
"I apologize that the experience in Walton County was the way it was," Warren said.


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What Is Marriage For?
Is marriage, at its heart, an institution that confines heterosexual sex and ensures that every child is born firmly tied to its biological parents, legally, economically, emotionally, and socially? Or is it an ever-changing institution, constantly battled over, whose rules change dramatically over the centuries? Do same-sex couples belong in the Western vision, because of the revolution in marriage law and philosophy over the past 150 years? Or would adding same-sex couples violate its core purpose? What is the purpose of sex? What's the purpose of civil marriage, as opposed to religious marriage?
Maggie Gallagher, of NOM fame (National Organization for Marriage), and I disagree profoundly. We discussed these differences in some detail at bloggingheads. Eyebrows are raised, voices get pointed, but neither of us foam at the mouth, although it gets a little close. Enjoy.
Don't miss the point around 41 minutes, where I ask her whether she believes in IVF and donor semen. Answer: no.
By the way, we're gonna have a rematch in September, where we go beyond these philosophical abstractions and talk current politics. Do you have any questions or points you'd like me to raise? Please let me know.
Sat, 2012-08-25 02:27
No matter how many times I hear Maggie "clarify" her stance, I have no idea what she's saying.
She claims that the public purpose of marriage is to tie children to their biological parents, but she never explains: (a) why this should be thought of as the only public purpose of marriage, and (b) why it's not a blatant double-standard to allow opposite-sex couples, but not same-sex couples, to marry when they "violate" this purpose. I thought E.J. pushed objection (a) quite effectively throughout the exchange; Maggie didn't seem to get it. To maintain her position, Maggie must deny that all other purposes can be public purposes, which would be a tall order (so far, Maggie has simply asserted her position without argument). However, I wished E.J would have pushed Maggie on objection (b).
Undeniably, many opposite-sex couples can marry even though they can't/won't satisfy Maggie's so-called "public purpose" criterion, so a violation of it is no barrier to marriage. Maggie is not opposed to marriages that violate her criterion, *except when it comes to same-sex couples.* On Maggie's view, opposite-sex couples who violate Maggie's "public purpose" criterion should still be allowed to marry, but what's the difference between those couples and same-sex couples? Answer: one group is gay and the other isn't -- hence a blatant double-standard.
Either Maggie's "public purpose" criterion should prohibit couples who can't satisfy it from marrying or not. If not, then her criterion obviously has no relevance to the SSM debate. If her criterion should prohibit couples who can't satisfy it from marrying, then it should apply to *all* couples who can't satisfy it - not just same-sex couples. However, Maggie is not willing to apply her criterion equally -- opposite-sex couples get a pass. Why? As I said above, no matter how many times she has tried to "clarify" this, I have no idea what she's saying.
Sat, 2012-08-25 03:13
In one of her articles, Maggie wrote: "Gay marriage is rooted in a false equation: Loving a man is not the same as loving a woman; a sexual union that can give rise to children is fundamentally different in kind than a union not so freighted, for good and for ill, with the fact of procreativity."
The above prompts the question: what about heterosexual unions that are not "freighted...with the fact of procreativity?" Are they also "fundamentally different in kind" than sexual unions that can give rise to children? What's the difference between heterosexual unions that are not "freighted...with the fact of procreativity" and homosexual unions?
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SHALIMAR — Clyde Morehouse made a very long career out of flying airplanes. Anywhere, any time, as the saying goes.
His marriage outlasted his occupation because his wife, Katie, was also willing to go anywhere, any time.
Turkey. Alaska. Puerto Rico. Thailand. The couple, who now live in a house they built themselves on Poquito Bayou, were outside the contiguous 48 states for 31 years running.
"That was the nice thing about our marriage," says the 91-year-old Clyde, who as of Aug. 31 has been married to his high school sweetheart for 69 years.
"Everywhere I was transferred to, Katie would arrive and love the place. And I mean everywhere," he said.
"We saw everything," says the agreeable Katie, white-haired and beautiful at 87. Granted, she says, Clyde saw most of it from the air, first in the Army Air Force and later with Air America, the CIA-backed operation that in July 1972 tasked Clyde with flying "the last plane out of Laos."
"The bad guys were coming," is how he puts it, noting that even then he wasn't done as a pilot.
"Not wanting to quit yet, I decided to try a couple years in Alaska," Clyde writes in his four-page self-published aviation biography. "I flew all kind of aircraft, including the Turbine Beaver on wheels, skis and floats; the Twin Otter, Convair 580, DC3, Cessna 206 and stretch Volpars."
In Alaska, the Morehouses lived in a wilderness cabin. Clyde was known as the guy who always flew in a suit and tie. The tradition got its start one New Year's Eve when he was called away from a squadron party about midnight to deliver some oil well equipment to the North Slope.
"It was about 20 degrees below freezing and we put on winter flight suits over our formal dress," Clyde recalls. "Normally, pilots are required to do most of the loading, but when we got to Kenai we opened our flight suits a bit and the workers saw us with our white shirts and ties and, thinking we were management, did all the loading for us. It worked so well … I did a lot of that while in Alaska."
Clyde quit flying in 1981 at 60. By then he'd logged more than 25,000 hours of flight time. He and Katie are now shooting for an equally long record as a married couple.
Their secret?
"I learned to say 'Yes, dear,' " Clyde says.
"No, no," his wife says. "It's give and take. I admire him. I love him more today than I did when I married him. He's easy to get along with. And he'll eat anything I cook."


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