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The limits of anti-racism
And just 'in principle'-saying that racism is the most virulent in the USA and Mexico, and will remain that way, says nothing at all about whether socialism makes a fig of difference.
If we were to measure sexism in terms of US capitalist democracy versus Cuban socialist democracy in the decade of the 2000s, female parliamentarians in Cuba were 42% of total . In the same year USA it was 17% of total.
In Cuba's parliament of 2008: "...racially, 118 parliamentarians are black and another 101 are of mixed race (35.67% in total);"
Capitalist market economies tend to produce greater economic inequalities which are compensated for a lot moreso in socialist democracies. People who are economically unequal tend to be politically unequal. More women and people of colour in the halls of power where decisions and laws are made is crucial to empowering women and ethnic minorities.
And I used India and not Mexico as a developing world example for capitalism. Women and children in democratic capitalist India basically have very few discernable rights. Social measures in 1940s fourth world China were behind those in India. By 1976 and the end of Mao's reign, infant mortality in communist China was better than the entire thirdworld developing capitalist country average. That 1976 achievement in IM in communist China was better than the same rate in India until the late 1990s. The greatest improvements in mortality and literacy were made in Mao's time. Or at least, that's what World Bank statistics say.
I expect the complete denial that happened in the east had some role in the differences in the rise of neo-Nazism in both countries.Whether or not a more equitable political and economic system can help reduce racism, sexism and other forms of oppression (and I agree that it does) that is only one part of fighting that oppression - as has been pointed out.
East Germany is a good example that these ills, if not dealt with directly, can sometimes come back in unpredictable forms.
Of course, in post-war West Germany the Atlantic Alliance simply reconstructed Himmler's SS to spy on the East. What was left of the Nazi intelligence agency later became West Germany's BND. And they were caught red-handed fulfilling their gladio obligations a number of times and as recently as Kosovo in 2008.
Yes, I think I made reference to the fact that East Germany did a better job of rooting out Nazis, on the surface anyway. West Germany never denied they were inheriting the legacy of the Nazi regime, and responsibility for its crimes, whereas East Germany stated that they had gotten rid of capitalism, nazism and racism and were starting from a clean slate.
My point concerned the thorny question of declaring a social problem like racism eradicated because of a political change. Of course I am not criticizing socialism as a political method, but it was a mistake by the government of East Germany, and other east bloc countries.
This comment illustrates the whole problem nicely in a nutshell. You see racism and sexism as standing completely separate and apart from class oppression, as if they just dropped from the heavens one day.
No, I don't. But I also don't see race and gender oppression as subjugated to class oppression. I see them as equal and potent strands in a complicated network of power and pressures.
Did feudal societies have racialized minorities?
Well, not exactly, and certainly not in the sense capitalism does. But this is not the same thing as an absence of racism. The conquest of Ireland and the Crusades are two examples that spring quickly to mind about racialized others, but a historian wouldn't have to work hard to find examples of excluding language which facilitated economic or militaristic oppression. Even if you disagree with this (I don't see how, to be honest), you must concede that patriarchy predates any form of governance of which we are aware.
My point concerned the thorny question of declaring a social problem like racism eradicated because of a political change. Of course I am not criticizing socialism as a political method, but it was a mistake by the government of East Germany, and other east bloc countries.
There seems to be some confusion as to what socialism or a post-capitalist society would look like. Socialism isn't a replacement of "democracy," nor is capitalism merely "political" (well, it is, but not in the sense you mean) or "economic". Capitalism is above all a set of social relations, which dictate not only who we can vote for (a fairly piddly part of our world) or how we govern ourselves, but who can control whom, how we represent ourselves to ourselves and others, and the means, character and structure of producing our own existence. To get rid of capitalism would not be simply "a political change," it would revolutionize (literally) our entire social structure.
No confusion on my end, Catchfire. As I said, I wasn't making a criticism of socialism, nor assuming that what happened back then was in any way post-capitalist.
But everyone else here has been talking about real governments with real pressures.
In the case I offer, it was a government which presumed that by a political and economic change it had done away with certain social ills, and refused to deal with them, except to use them as a foil against their opponents.
Whether racism would wither and die in a truly socialist environment I have no way of knowing. What I can say it that those who assumed they had met those conditions back then, and didn't have to deal with racism in their own country were mightily mistaken.
The Origins of Racism
by Isaac Saney
Racism, one of the dominant features of the world, is often treated as a permanent phenomenon in human relations. Entwined with the belief that racial antipathy and ethnocentrism are primordial is the assumption that racism is a natural, inevitable, and characteristically European legacy. This perspective ignores the mass of evidence that demonstrates that racism has a definite origin in a particular historical period, linked to very specific circumstances and conditions. Discovering the origins of racism may not fully account for its persistence. However, understanding its origins casts an essential light not only on the functioning of racism but on the nature of governance.The historical record testifies to a general absence of global and universalised racial prejudice and notions of racial superiority and inferiority before the advent of the Atlantic slave trade: while notions of "otherness" and superiority existed they were not based on the racialized worldviews. Before this horrendous traffic in human flesh, Europeans had positive attitudes and images of African and Africans. In the art of ancient Greece, Africans are often portrayed in positions of power and authority. The Greco-Roman societies did not generate or create a racist ideology to justify their extensive systems of slavery.
Before the slave trade, the ancient world held Africa in high regard, and treated Africans with respect and honour. Bronze statue of a young musician from the Greek Hellenistic Period.
In Blacks in Antiquity, Frank Snowden, an African American historian, states that interactions between Blacks and whites "did not give rise among the Greeks and Romans to the colour prejudices of certain later Western societies. The Greeks and Romans developed no theories of white superiority." Jan Pieterse further observes that generally in the world of antiquity "differences in skin colour did not play a significant role" and that "black carried a positive meaning."The African contribution to the treasury of world history and culture was universally acknowledged. One has only to read the works of the acclaimed Greek Herodotus - considered the father of historical study in the West - to appreciate the esteem in which the Black world and its accomplishments were held.
This ancient perspective is reflected in the Renaissance. The art of that period - Reubens and Rembrandt being prominent exemplars - treated Africans with respect and honour. Positive images of Africans predominated in Europe up until the fifteenth century. These images are starkly delineated by the emergence and production of the deluge of negative and debased images that arise in the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries.
The question is thus posed: What led to the destruction of this climate of mutual respect? History gives one dominating answer: the Atlantic Slave Trade.
While slavery is an ancient institution, for most of world history it was not a condition identified or linked to skin colour. What is often forgotten is that the Irish were bought and sold in English markets in the Middle Ages. The Irish were the first people sold as slaves in the Caribbean, totalling over 100,000. The Irish were white - as were the Acadian people of Maritime Canada. Racism is a weapon of exploiters to single out or target definite peoples for attack. It is not a matter of colour.
The racialization of slavery, the development of the pseudo-scientific concept of race - the division of humanity into "biologically" distinct categories where phenotypical characteristics (especially skin colour) are identiÞers - is a construct created to justify African bondage, the conquest of the Americas and - later - the colonial and imperialist projects. This became an integral component of the emergent Eurocentric world-view that considered people of colour, particularly those of African descent as inferior: peoples without history, destined for servitude. Before the trans-Atlantic commerce in African humanity in the service of burgeoning European capitalist economies, racism as a global historical phenomenon - universalized and inhering at all levels of society - did not exist.
@ M Spector
There is a difference between saying it was a global phenomenon and saying it did not exist, and that article seems to be talking about racism in the context of slavery.
I'm not an expert by any means, but I can think of a couple of clear examples of racism before the capitalist era.
THe anti-Jewish pogroms in England in the 1100s, for one. Also, the first time members of that community were forced to identify themselves by wearing a badge on their clothing - by Edward II in the 1200s.
During the conquest of Wales, and in the centuries afterward ethnic Welsh suffered extreme racial discrimination. They could not hold political or church office.
Just a few examples, and if you were to extend that beyond race to indicents of domestic cultural, religious, and misogynist discrimination (including the witch hunts and the Albigensian Crusade within European countries) there are many many more.
...And one day we must ask the question, Why are there forty million poor people in America? And when you begin to ask that question, you are raising questions about the economic system, about a broader distribution of wealth. When you ask that question, you begin to question the capitalistic economy. And I'm simply saying that more and more, we've got to begin to ask questions about the whole society...Martin Luther King, Jr on racism, poverty, capitalism, and other big questions
"You can't have capitalism without racism."- Malcolm "X" Little
"everybody's got to be better than somebody." - FBI Agent Rupert Anderson
Crime and incarceration around the world - U.S. versus Apartheid South Africa
Incarceration rate per 100,000 Black males in South Africa under apartheid (1993) : 851 Incarceration rate per 100,000 African-American males in the United States under George W. Bush (2001) : 4,848Incarceration rate per 100,000 population in South Africa under apartheid (1993) : 368
Systemic racism and capitalism in two of the most capitalist countries during the cold war. And capitalist Canada is world renowned for its racism and abuse of indigenous people.
Very interesting article, M. Spector. Particularly this:
In short, the racialization of slavery, the construction of racist and white supremacist ideology in North American was a direct and carefully thought-out ruling class response to the unity of working people and labour solidarity. By instituting a system of racial privileges for white workers it was possible to generate, define and establish the idea of the white race, which then operated as an instrument of social control.The legacy of this slide from, in Bennett's phrase, "racial wonderland" to a North America where racism is endemic - ideologically and institutionally - is not an accidental outcome. As a smokescreen, it hid - and continues to hide - the real dynamics and control of productive forces and finance; used not just to justify the bondage and exploitation of Africans - and other non-white peoples - but also to deflect the struggles of white workers into the cul-de-sac of national chauvinism. Moreover, racism has developed beyond a method to divide and splinter workers to encompass a pervasive set of social relations deeply rooted in the functioning and material reproduction of capitalism.
Again, I don't dispute any of this. But I would argue that Saney is not talking about racism per se, but the specific character racialized oppression takes in the early and late stages of modern capitalism. His example of Irish slaves, for instance, supports this reading: the Irish were secluded from the English as an ethnographic group as early as the 1100s. We need only read Edmund Spenser (of Faerie Queene infamy) in his A View of the State of Ireland (1596) to read a perfect expression of these pre-modern views as he argues for genocide against the barbaric, seditious and wicked Celtic race. As Saney rightly points out, racialization need have no basis in skin colour. What we are talking about, fittingly, is a distinctly modern form of racialization and racialized oppression. And of course, the revolutionary force of capitalism is breathless: there is nothing it can't subsume or co-opt, including racial prejudice.
I find this discussion a little beside the point, however. The charge made in Gorski's essay is that the current anti-racism educational strategy of discussing power is misguided:
We, in the white privilege brigade, often, and somewhat generically, in my opinion, like to say that racism is about power. That word, power, might be the most often-spoken word in conversations about white privilege. Rarely, though, do we speak to the nature of power beyond the types of privilege so eloquently expounded upon by Peggy. This is where critical race theory, with its frameworks for deconstructing racism, has flown past the white privilege discourse. Critical race theorists centralize the fundamental questions too often left unasked in conversations about white privilege: What, exactly, does power mean in a capitalistic society? Why, in a capitalistic society, do people and institutions exert power and privilege? What are they after?
I'm a bit baffled by Gorski's distinctions here. In what ways is "power" different from "privilege"? Isn't the latter a form of the former? The purpose of McIntosh's knapsack is to render visible the ways in which our society excludes, marginalizes, separates and divides--which are insidiously made invisible by ideology. Furthermore, if he criticizes the "White Privilege Brigade" (educators) for using the word power too much, why does he credit "critical race theorists" (theorists) for making the question of power a central one? Isn't the question of how power circulates critical both to discussions of capitalism and race? Again, I ask: is the only form of oppression enacted through unequal access to or ownership of the mode of production? I don't think it is: I think that capitalism mobilizes pre-existing narratives of oppression (gender, race, etc.) in specific ways, but how can they be subjugated by it? I'm not convinced they can be. At least, I haven't been yet.
Someone can have no discernable power, as with the case of the Grandmother from Appalachia in Gorski's article, but still benefit from localized race based privilege, which in itself constitutes a share of power bestowed by default from being a member of the beneficiary class. The main point I took from the article is that in the campaign against racism, focusing too heavily on affecting changes to the economically based political power as a panacea will risk a lack of emphasis on systemic social deprogramming on the one hand, but also there is the fact that no one system can, or has yet to make a claim that racism will be eradicated if we were to select one mode of governance or another. From the perspective of white activism in that regard, to say that strides are being undertaken as we move toward more socially responsible models places too much stock in that work, and perhaps not enough on the residule or human systemic work left behind. It may not be the case for everyone, but the observation is being made based here upon a largely anecdotal account that I believe on the merits of it, should be taken seriously through examination. How would it benefit 'us' to say that once we have identified the wider systemic power as the primary impediment and work toward its adjustment...and talk within our groups or in the mirror to say that certain milestones have been achieved...rightly or wrongly it doesn't matter for the purpose of illustration...we have to ask who actually stands to gain from making that assessment.
Why would anyone want to discriminate against someone else based on skin colour or ethnicity? What profit-driven system would make it desirable to pay someone less wages, or no wages at all, based on the notion of inferiority of skin colour or country of birth, language, or whatever other reasons capitalists have used to hoodwink workers? That system of economic order which perpetrated the crimes of slavery since its dawning in the 15th century is on the tip of my tongue, and it starts with the letter C and rhymes with cannibalism.
Well who ever said racism made sense? Now if you want to know some of the other factors that help drive racism, there have been plenty that have been around long before capitalism:
Because they want their land they live on and its resources, or because they see them as a threat to their own resources.
Because they do not understand , or feel threatened by their culture.
Because they want to use them to enslave, exploit or make war.
Xenophobia - Because they are just seen as different. And really Fidel, treating people who are "different" as if they are unintelligent, filthy, do not have souls, and are not human beings isn't that odd. Just look at the way women have always been treated, even by what we consider the most developed societies, like ancient Athens.
Well who ever said racism made sense?
It made all kinds of sense to slave owners of ancient Greece and Rome through to maniacally racist neoliberal capitalists re-colonizing Africa by proxy wars for resource grabs and by debt bondage today.
Xenophobia - Because they are just seen as different. And really Fidel, treating people who are "different" as if they are unintelligent, filthy, do not have souls, and are not human beings isn't that odd. Just look at the way women have always been treated, even by what we consider the most developed societies, like ancient Athens.
Imperialists, feudalists, and colonialists to their youngest relatives, the Capitalists, have all been fully capable of exploiting a minutiae of difference between us economic serfs in order to justify paying as little as possible for their thefts of labour and gross human rights abuses along the way to enriching themselves. And the worst thing about it is that they have tried to justify it among themselves and for their citizenries by the most elaborate and unscientific notions of man and all the while claiming their ideologies were based on sound intellectual arguments.
6079_Smith_W wrote:Well who ever said racism made sense?
It made all kinds of sense to slave owners of ancient Greece and Rome through to maniacally racist neoliberal capitalists re-colonizing Africa by proxy wars for resource grabs and by debt bondage today.
I think I mentioned myself that oppresion and personal gain were all strong drivers of racism throughout history.
But beyond the fact that many people benefit from it, you asked the question of why anyone should be racist, and I agree that in and of itself it makes no sense whatsoever. It is a completely irrational aspect of human nature.
Pink Floyd, the animals album. Listen to pigs, dogs and sheep forwards and then backwards. The only album I ever played air guitar to. And, yep, you guessed it - we would be the sheep. We've just done what we're told down through the ages. But we'll get them when we master the art of karate. Then we'll make the buggers' eyes water.
The human nature part has to do with an innate sense of caution pertaining to the unknown or to the unfamiliar, but this certainly doesn't mean to imply that racism is part and parcel of our gene structure, and thus a waste of time to try and combat it's effects. I don't think it is incorrect to say that power systems throughout history have adapted in such a way as to capitalize in this regard, in order to better persuade subjects that it is in their interests to oppress a minority element within, or the survivors of a vanquished, neighbouring nation, particularly when noticeable differences become highlighted in a negative way toward that end. In the circumstances of today this means it is important to hold accountable and to challenge not only our own assumptions, but all of the institutions through which power manifests itself, which includes the government administrative structures and the various departments, the security apparatus most certainly, and in the extremely compelling case of today's bald faced corporatism, its behaviours against people here and the world over. This applies regardless of whatever political/economic system is in place, and it includes as well the places and venues where we attempt to discuss these matters.
eta: I'm aware that I am not properly analysing the core element from the argument presented in that article. I just don't know what it is exactly, or how to frame it.
I agree. I think by itself, our tendency to fear or be offended by things we don't understand can be overcome. I do think there is a part of xenophobia which is hard-wired, though. That said, there are enough studies that show people tend to cooperate when they can.
But coupled with having to fight for scarce resources, protect yourself, and the inevitable point where people get greedy, it becomes a deadly mix.
@ Fidel
Rome is an interesting example. Although there certainly was racism, the empire, and its strata, were built far more on assimilation, and how "roman" a person was. Their policy of citizenship, whereby men (and to a lesser degree, women) from all territories enjoyed the protection of Roman law undercut what could have been a hierarchy based entirely on race.
In fact, discrimination was strongest against those who did not assimilate, not based on anyone's ethnicity.
We all hear about the invasion of the Goths. In reality a good part of the Roman army, including some of its leaders, were Goths.
I know that applying class analysis to all forms of oppression - racism, sexism, lookism, etc., is reductionist, but if nothing else class analysis provides a common language to all who are oppressed. The reasons for the treatment of different classes of people being exploited by the few differ, and the history is as important as is the understanding of why, but it is essentially a class war. A complex war, based in a multitude of definitions and realities of inequity, but still a class war.
I think the language we use to describe particular oppressions divides us, and while I understand why those particularities exist, I can't support them as apart from other forms of oppression, theoretically, because the language separates us and allows those who exploit us to use the division to their own ends.
@6079_Smith_W: I think Roman economy was mostly agrarian and built on slavery. Food was a priority infeeding Mediterraneans and legionaires, barbarian hordes in the service of Rome etc. And what destroyed the empire was a violation of Hammurabi's laws for periodic debt cancellations. The unwillingness of today's oligarchs to write down debts that are unpayable is destroying today's capitalist economies similarly.
@ Fidel
Absolutely it ran on slavery, and it was a very unfair system. As a small example, it was a law that a slave must be tortured before giving evidence in court.
But Roman slaves were as often as not of the same race as their masters. Racism existed there, but it was in no way the most important determinant of class. In fact a hard racist policy would have gotten in the way of the roman strategy for conquering and holding territory.
And agriculture probably took a back seat to war when it came to feeding the troops. Germanicus set off on his German campaign primarily because the troops were restless and there was fear they might start looting at home.
THen as now, the wars were made to feed the army, not the other way around.
and @ Rebecca
Very well said. Thank you /
@6079_Smith_W: I think most slaves were won by conquering Mediterranean neighbors. Phoenicians and Greeks traded in slaves before them. But, yes, at home there were generally two classes of Romans: rich and slaves with one prospering at the expense of the other. The rich generally loathe everyone but their own kind.
Their racist-imperialist ways confused us for a long time. They never really believed that any of us are inferior to one another except for a belief in themselves as naturally annointed and dictating with an iron hand. The central plan for centuries was to keep us sheep as ignorant and ground-down by poverty as possible in dividing us against ourselves. War and poverty have been instrumental in the game of oppression. Peaceful and prosperous times tend to lead to no good ie. thoughts of democracy and revolution among the sheep. We learnt to live in fear of the iron hand as well as fearing each other for our minor differences. Hate and fear and ignorance are powerful tools of oppression in the hands of appalling greed.
We all hear about the invasion of the Goths. In reality a good part of the Roman army, including some of its leaders, were Goths.
It didn't matter to wealthy Romans in the end because large numbers within the legions were barbarians. And in the end Roman soldiers themselves became bribed hirelings of the barbarians attacking Rome. Rich Romans were at the point when they felt they were above paying taxes in support of empire as it was for the corrupt Khan dynasty in China. The elitist Mongols were eventually chased out of that kingdom by an irate peasant rebellion.
Throwing up our hands and saying racism is "irrational" and "makes no sense" is a cop out, and is self-defeating. You can't fight racism if you don't understand its material basis, and that requires a class analysis.
It is in the interests of capitalism to promote and maintain racism as we know it today. Therefore the struggle against racism must necessarily be anticapitalist if it is to have any hope of succeeding.
For an example of anti-racist education and propaganda with a solid class analysis behind it, you need look no further than Black Agenda Report.
Oh for fuck sakes M. Spector
If you have read my words with any aim other than nit-picking, you know that is not what I said.
Or perhaps you can educate me as to how the amount of pigment in people's skin, the shape or their hairs, or their eye colour makes them any more or less of a human being. Because I am sorry, when it comes to understanding that connection, I really am ignorant, and don't have a clue where to begin understanding it.
The truth is that we are all Africans by what I've read. We originated in Africa. Scientists have said that any two black Africans are probably more genetically divergent than they might be from a non-African. And it's because Africans are of the larger source of the gene pool that never left Africa. That's right, Nordic blondes, Germans and any ethnics claiming purity are probably the racial equivalent of an Ozark Mountains hillbilly clan by comparison. It's really nothing to brag about where science is concerned.
The skin pigment excuse is not so far removed from more modern ones, like neoliberal labour market "flexibility", false terrorism paving the way for warfiteering, currency speculation, creating false shortages, false demand, the petro dollar, monopolies, price fixing, interest rates, competition etc. Any excuse will do when crooking and robbing the lower classes.
@ Fidel
Good point. And to expand on that "less than human" argument the fact is the only people who are completely human are black african people who aren't part neanderthal like the rest of us.
A genetic distinction but again, one which fails to provide any rational justification for racism.
Nope. I am quite serious. You probably knew already that we are all mongrels. But the fact is we really are mules, as in a hybrid of two species.


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LUMBERTON — The Robeson County Board of Commissioners will be asked Monday to provide Robeson Community College with $341,000 so the school can pay its bills for the months of May and June.
In a letter to interim County Manager Ricky Harris, RCC President Charles Chrestman said that as of May 1 the college had expended all of its county funding for 2011-12 operations and maintenance. Without approval of the $341,000 supplemental budget request, the college cannot pay its May and June bills, Chrestman said.
Chrestman stated in his letter that the projected expenses for operations and maintenance for the current fiscal year will be about $2,283,362. The college's original request for county support was for $2,221,098.
According to Chrestman, who will address the commissioners Monday, a large portion of the additional expense has been for repairs to aging HVAC systems and increases in energy costs.
The commissioners will also be asked to support the creation of a BUILD — Brothers United in Learning & Development — program in Lumberton. BUILD is a non-profit with a mission to assist youths by teaching them job skills, social skills and to give them an outlet where they can attain positive results through homework assistance, mentoring and training, according to Nathaniel Stubbs, the organization's executive director.
In a written description of the program, Stubbs said that his organization needs seed money to secure the site of its future home at 150 Eden Ave. He said the organization's target market is youths ages 8 to 18 who are performing below state academic standards and are at risk for dropping out of school.
"We will also reach out to local businesses and communities to help us help our children," Stubbs said. "We want this to be a community effort as we will be seeking volunteers to help us manage the various programs offered through BUILD."
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— Hold a public hearing on the Robeson County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan & Resolution.
After the regular meeting, the commissioners will hold a budget work session.
The meeting will be held beginning at 6 p.m. at the county administration building on North Elm Street.
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United manager Alex Ferguson also condemned the transgressions, calling for action by the authorities as he cited similar problems during October's controversial clash at Chelsea -- which saw ref Mark Clattenburg accused of racism before being cleared, and John Obi Mikel fined and banned for confronting the official after the match.
"It was disappointing that a supporter ran on the field after Rio had been hit by a coin in the eye," Ferguson told MUTV. "It's a bit disappointing. The game didn't deserve that.
"I don't know whether they're going to stitch it or not. The same thing happened at Chelsea with all the carry-on when half a seat hit Michael Carrick and coins and lighters were thrown on. The game doesn't need that."
City released an apologetic statement afterwards promising to investigate, but Ferdinand laughed off the coin attack as he posted on his Twitter account after the game.
"What a result, 3 points! Sweet! Whoever threw that coin, what a shot! Can't believe it was a copper 2p....could have at least been a £1 coin!," the 34-year-old wrote.
"Respect to Joe Hart for protecting that idiot who ran on!! Love the banter between fans but there is a point when it goes too far...calm it!"
The problems also extended to the internet, with the Greater Manchester Police reporting on Twitter that it is investigating reports of racist tweets.
Earlier it had reported that a man had been arrested outside the Etihad Stadium on suspicion of ticket touting, but a prematch prediction from the man in charge of policing the game proved wide of the mark.
"I have every confidence this match will mirror the two derbies last season and the football will be the only talking point," Superintendent Craig Thompson said.
Last season City thrashed United 6-1 at Old Trafford on the same day that Terry clashed with Queens Park Rangers' Anton Ferdinand.


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Riddles Comedy Club
South side's hottest comedy! Located at 5055 W 111 street in Alsip. we are just 20 minutes from the Chicago loop and Northwest Indiana. Lots of free parking, a full service bar offering both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, and friendly staff all add up to a great night out!
CITY: Alsip
Feb 2
Alton Little Theater: Moonlight and Magnolias
Legendry Hollywood producer David O. Selznick has a problem. He has just fired the director of Gone With the Wind and the script is on its umpteenth version. He desperately needs a new director and writer -- immediately! However, the writer he wants, Ben Hecht, has never read the novel and his director of choice, Victor Fleming, is not sold on the success of the storyline; but Selznick believes in this movie so much that he locks the three of them in his office for five days, with bananas and peanuts as their only food, to pull together a new script. As work begins, Selznick and Fleming attempt to act out all the characters in the novel while Hecht types. Take a fun, farcical look at the behind-the-scene birth of one of the most beloved films of all time. This production is scheduled for Jan. 23 - 26 and Jan. 30 - Feb. 2, 2014.
CITY: Alton
13 - 23
Alton Little Theater: Sex, Please, We're 60
Mrs. Stancliffe's Rose Cottage Bed & Breakfast has been successful for many years because her guests (nearly all women) return year after year. Her next door neighbor, the elderly, silver-tongued "Bud the Stud" Davis, believes they come to spend time with him in romantic liaisons. The prim and proper Mrs. Stancliffe steadfastly denies this, but reluctantly accepts the fact that "Bud the Stud" is good for business. Her other neighbor and would-be suitor, Henry Mitchell, is a retired chemist who has developed a blue pill called "Venusia" to increase the libido of menopausal women. The pill has not been tested until Bud gets his hands on some and the fun begins. The women mix up Bud's Viagra pills with the Venusia, and we soon discover that it has a strange effect on men: it gives them all the symptoms of menopause, complete with hot flashes, mood swings, weeping and irritability! When the mayhem settles down, all the women find their lives moving in new and surprising directions. This production is scheduled for March 13 - 16 and March 20 - 23, 2014.
CITY: Alton
1 - 11
Alton Little Theater: Hallelujah Girls
Hilarity abounds when the feisty females of Eden Falls, Georgia, decide to shake up their lives. The action in this rollicking Southern comedy by the authors of Southern Hospitality takes place in SPA-DE-DAH!, the abandoned church-turned-day-spa where this group of friends gathers every Friday afternoon. After the loss of a dear friend, the women realize time is precious; and if they're going to change their lives and achieve their dreams, they have to do it now! But Sugar Lee, their high-spirited, determined leader, has her hands full keeping the women motivated. The comic tension mounts when a sexy ex-boyfriend shows up unexpectedly, a marriage proposal comes from an unlikely suitor, and Sugar Lee's archrival vows she'll stop at nothing to steal the spa away from her. By the time the women rally together to overcome these obstacls and launch their new, improved lives, you've got a side-splitting, joyful comedy that will make you laugh out loud and shout "Hallelujah!" This production is scheduled for May 1 - 4 and 8 - 11, 2014.
CITY: Alton
The Comedy Shrine
Whether you're here to watch improv or stand-up, you're in for a great time! Come early and enjoy a drink and the thousands of pieces of comedy memorabilia that puts the "shrine" in The Comedy Shrine. Interested in classes? We have those too! You are never too old or too young to try your hand at comedy. Check out our website for upcoming class dates and prices.
CITY: Aurora
Riddles Comedy Club - Berwyn
Located at 6910 Windsor Ave in Berwyn, we are just 20 minutes from the Chicago loop. Lots of free parking, a full service bar offering both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages,and friendly staff all add up to a great night out!
CITY: Berwyn
Laugh Comedy Club
Some of the nations best comedians grace the stage every week at Bloomington's ONLY Comedy Club! We offer low ticket prices, great food and drinks and under 21 is permitted to enter. Join us every Thursday for College Night! Shows are Thursday, Friday, Saturday!
CITY: Bloomington
Donny's Skybox Theater
Donny's Skybox Theatre and the de Maat Studio Theatre are dedicated to presenting productions that are rooted in the crafts of theatrical improvisation and sketch comedy as taught by The Second City Training Center. Alumni, faculty, students, and other members of the extended Second City family unite to develop new voices and points-of-view in a manner that honors the history of the work and seeks to propel it into the future. Donny's Skybox is a studio environment where both emerging and established artists are encouraged to experiment, innovate, and grow.
CITY: Chicago
Apollo Theater
The Apollo Theater in Chicago is a lush venue with a prestigious reputation located in the fashionable Lincoln Park Theatre District. Its repertiore includes a fresh blend of comedies, musicals and special events.
CITY: Chicago
ComedySportz Theatre - Chicago
ComedySportz is the longest running short-form improv show in Chicago. Now in our 25th year! It's not stand-up comedy about sports...it's improv comedy played as a sport! We're also known for corporate training and corporate entertainment, improv classes and as a great place for any group celebrating a special occasion. If you like great comedy improvisation, visit our theater, the ComedySportz Theatre.
CITY: Chicago
Zanies Comedy Club - Chicago
Since 1978, Zanies has presented the best in stand-up comedy. Past performers have included Jay Leno, Jerry Seinfeld, and Richard Lewis.
CITY: Chicago
Tommy Gun's Garage
Enter through the back door under the L train tracks, give the password and experience Chicago during the Roaring '20s. Enjoy dinner and an interactive musical comedy revue with gangsters and flappers.
CITY: Chicago
IO Theater
Home of the best long-form improv comedy in Chicago, iO offers two theatre spaces with performances by some of the best comedians around.
CITY: Chicago
The Second City
Celebrating 50 years as the home of Chicago-style improv and sketch comedy, The Second City has launched the careers of John Belushi, Mike Myers, Tina Fey, Bill Murray, Stephen Colbert, Steve Carell and many others.
CITY: Chicago
Second City e.t.c.
Celebrating 50 years as the home of Chicago-style improv and sketch comedy, The Second City has launched the careers of John Belushi, Mike Myers, Tina Fey, Bill Murray, Stephen Colbert, Steve Carell and many others. Free improvisation after last show every day except Friday. Dinner/show packages available. Call or log on for specific show information.
CITY: Chicago
Laugh Factory
World famous comedy club seats 375. Private booths, cabaret seating, open 7 days a week, private events, group outings.
CITY: Chicago
UP Comedy
UP Comedy Club presents an eclectic mix of comedy seven days a week featuring the best in Chicago stand-up, sketch and improv comedy. The club also features a full service kitchen and bar with a no drink minimum.
CITY: Chicago
Annoyance Theatre & Bar
For 25 years, The Annoyance Theatre has created some of Chicago's finest comedy. Home of the longest running musical Co-ed Prison Sluts, The Annoyance uses improvisation to create new and original plays, musicals, sketch-comedy and more, in a vibrant, uncensored atmosphere.
CITY: Chicago
The Playground Theater
When you think about Chicago you think Improv Comedy. And when Chicago improvisers think improv they think The Playground Theater. The Playground is the Chicago Improvisers improv theater. This performer run comedy club features the best in Chicago improv and sketch comedy. With shows 7 nights a week, The Playground is a perfect place to start your night with a friends and a laugh.
CITY: Chicago
The Second City's de Maat Studio Theater
Named for the late improvising guru Martin de Maat, this 49-seat theater is dedicated to presenting productions that are rooted in the crafts of theatrical improvisation and sketch comedy as taught by The Second City Training Center.
CITY: Chicago
pH Comedy Theater
pH is a comedy theater in Chicago that has been putting on original comedic work since 2002. pH shows are a fully participatory experience and you will leave most every show having had a hand in its outcome. pH also strives to be an affordable alternative for your entertainment dollar, with most shows falling around $10 per ticket.
CITY: Chicago
Sep 24
Carousel @ The Annoyance Theatre
Carousel is a revolving door of improv groups, showcasing Annoyance students and performers in their most creative ensembles. Tuesday nights at 8pm. Admission is $8.
CITY: Chicago
Sep 24
TNT (Tuesday Night Thing)
An Explosion of Improv Talent! You want to see some of the best of the best improvisers in the city of Chicago, in one night, in one place in one show?? THIS IS IT. Seriously. You don't get much better than these folks... Tuesday nights at 9:30pm. Admission is $8.
CITY: Chicago
Sep 26
Messing with a Friend
Messing With a Friend features Susan Messing, and other invited talented and funny improvisors from around Chicago, from iO to Second City to The Annoyance. A collection of self-edited improvised scenes based on a single suggestion. A joyful, uncensored, and improvised romp through hell. Thursday nights at 10:30 pm. Admission is $5.
CITY: Chicago
Sep 27
Annoyance House Ensemble in Fire & Beer
Cast and directed by Mick Napier, the Annoyance House Ensemble is a collection of some of the best emerging talent in Chicago. Friday nights at 10 pm. Admission is $10.
CITY: Chicago
Nov 25
Improv All-Stars
See Chicago's finest improvisers under the direction of the legendary Mick Napier in an evening of unscripted and unequaled improvisational comedy. This show is highly interactive, hilarious and thoroughly original. The Chicago Tribune calls it "a slick and entertaining show!" Mondays at 8pm.
CITY: Chicago
Nov 23
What The Tour Guide Didn't Tell You: A Chicago Revue
The Second City does The Second City in this hilarious hometown revue that pulls from 52 years of classic scenes and songs that lovingly make fun of the city we call home. Whether its wholesale political corruption or a hapless ball club on the north side of town, "What the Tour Guide Didn't Tell You" is a great way to get a laugh filled look at the Windy City. Tuesdays at 8pm. Saturday & Sundays at 4pm.
CITY: Chicago
5 - 7
Dave Foley at UP Comedy
Join us for a night of stand-up with Kids in the Hall alum, Dave Foley. After the successful television run of Kids in the Hall, Dave signed onto the long running NBC series, Newsradio. In between seasons, he forged a feature film career that is still very active today. In addition to his comedic work, Foley has also been seen in HBO's critically-acclaimed mini-series From the Earth to the Moon.
CITY: Chicago
19 - 22
Tony Rock at UP Comedy
American actor and stand-up comic Tony Rock, the younger brother of actor Chris Rock, grew up in Bedford-Stuyvesant, one of the toughest neighborhoods in Brooklyn. His first big break came when he booked some comedy gigs in Amsterdam, Netherlands, and soon after he was named one of the hot young talents to come out of New York in 'The Hollywood Reporter.' In April 2001, he starred in the pilot for the ABC series "Me and My Needs" and later he got a job hosting the short-lived game show "Can You Tell?" Tony has lent his voice to the show "Battle Bots," and he is best known for his role as Dirk Black in the CW series "All Of Us."
CITY: Chicago
3 - 5
Ian Bagg at UP Comedy
Do not miss your chance to see Ian. After moving to New York City, he quickly became a regular at all the major comedy clubs. After a short three years in New York, Ian had made three appearances on NBC's "The Conan O'Brien Show", rocked HBO's "Aspen Comedy Festival", and destroyed "Just For Laughs Montreal Comedy Festival". He has worked as a correspondent for MySpace, hosted Ripe TV's "The Hollywood Burn" and even had his own live talk show "The Ian Bagg Show". He's added credits like NBC's "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno", CBS's "Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn" and CBS's "The Craig Ferguson Show". He was able to be apart of a half hour comedy special, "A Comic's Climb" from HBO and "Comedy Central Presents Ian Bagg." In love with the art of stand up, he was thrilled when The History Channel asked him to be a part of their special, "The History of the Joke".
CITY: Chicago
24 - 26
Christopher Titus at UP Comedy
Employing what he's labeled "hard funny," Christopher Titus has released three comedy albums in as many years and has had three one-hour comedy specials on Comedy Central. After years of experimentation with dark and personal storytelling, he debuted his one-man show "Norman Rockwell is Bleeding" at the Hudson Theater in Los Angeles. It was from this performance that the dark comedy, "Titus," was born on Fox. The show earned Titus a Writer's Guild nomination as well as an Emmy nomination, and Newsday called him "TV's most original voice since Seinfeld." After watching Christopher Titus perform live, there is no doubt that he is one of the best comics working today. With the complete package of comedy, acting and writing, there hasn't been someone like him in a long time.
CITY: Chicago
21 - 23
Loni Love at UP Comedy
Just how funny is comedian and actress Loni Love? Ask both Variety and Comedy Central, both of which have named her among their Top 10 Comics to Watch, or Campus Activity magazine, which honored her as its Hot Comic for 2009. Love is not only one of the most hilarious and lovable comics performing stand-up on the comedy club and college circuits but also a busy TV host, guest and actress who has also appeared in films and dramatic plays. Love starred in her own half-hour special for Comedy Central in 2007 and has also been seen on the channel's "Premium Blend," "Weekends at the DL" and "Chocolate News". Her many television appearances include "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno," "The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn," "The Best Damn Sports Show Period", VH1's "I Love the 70's/80's/90's," "Vh1's The Great Debate" and "Comics Unleashed" among numerous others.
CITY: Chicago
10 - 12
Maz Jobrani at UP Comedy
Maz Jobrani is a founding member of The Axis of Evil Comedy Tour, which aired on Comedy Central in 2007. He has had two Showtime comedy specials, I Come In Peace and Brown and Friendly, and performs stand-up comedy around the world, including the Middle East where he performed in front of the King of Jordan. Maz starred in the films Friday After Next, 13 Going on 30, and The Interpreter. On TV he was a regular on ABC's Knights of Prosperity and FOX's Life on a Stick. He also recurred on ABC's Better Off Ted. Maz has guest starred on Curb Your Enthusiasm, 24, ER, NYPD Blue, Traffic Light, Man Up, Men at Work, and most recently Whitney. He has performed his standup on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, and Lopez Tonight. He has been featured on NPR, CNN, The BBC and in print in The New York Times, Time Magazine, and Newsweek. Maz also co-hosts a popular podcast about fatherhood called "Minivan Men," and currently is gearing up to shoot JIMMY VESTVOOD: AMERIKAN HERO, a feature which he co-wrote and is starring in.
CITY: Chicago
14 - 16
Kyle Kinane at UP Comedy
Kyle Kinane has been up and at it for almost half his life, mostly searching for what "it" might be. In 1999, Kyle realized there might be something more to it all than pulling nights at a suburban gas station. "Something more" has taken him to comedy festivals across the US, Canada, and England. He has performed in the Leicester, Vancouver, Washington DC, Portland, Just For Laughs/Chicago, and the USCAF/Aspen comedy festivals, and his nights are now occupied with performances at popular venues such as the Upright Citizens Brigade theatre in Los Angeles and the national chain of Improv comedy clubs. He has been on the TV via "Last Call with Carson Daly," "The Very Funny Show" on TBS, "The World Stands Up" on the BBC and the Judd Apatow production Funny People. He was called "bleak and misanthropic" by the London Evening Standard, which he still feels may be a compliment. He is a regular opener for headliners such as Patton Oswalt and Brian Posehn. Askmen.com rated him #5 on their top 10 list of upcoming comedians.
CITY: Chicago
Bob Saget Live
The legendary Bob Saget, best known for playing Danny Tanner on "Full House," and hosting America's Funniest Home Videos, will be performing an "R" rated stand-up act at the Effingham Performance Center at 8 p.m. on Friday June 21. Don't forget to buy tickets and enjoy a night of raunchy comedy!
CITY: Effingham
Aug 4
Boeing, Boeing
Boeing, Boeing was revived in 2007 after an undeniably successful seven-year run in the West End. The Wall Street Journal hailed Boeing-Boeing as one of "the funniest plays to hit Broadway in ages" and The Daily Telegraph said it was "the funniest show on the London stage." This charming revival focuses on Bernard, a jet setting architect living in Paris. He has been successfully juggling three flight attendant fiancés with the help of his reluctant housekeeper who keeps track of everyone's comings and goings. Mayhem follows soon after the arrival of an old college pal as flights are delayed, schedules change and chaos ensues. The laughs come fast and furious when Bernard finds himself struggling to keep up with his overwhelming amorous lies. Audiences will have to fasten their seat belts for a roaring ride that will take them up, up and away!
CITY: Oakbrook Terrace
Jukebox Comedy Club
Regarded by many as one of the best clubs in the country. The home of Richard Pryor & Sam Kinison should accept nothing less!
CITY: Peoria
ComedySportz Theatre - Rock Island
Improv comedy played as a sport! It's ComedySportz® - every Friday and Saturday night at The Establishment theatre in The District of Rock Island! Our matches feature competitive team vs. team improv comedy complete with a referee and fouls. All ComedySportz® matches are Rated E For Everyone. • 4-time World Comedy League Champions • 2-time Sooper Bowl of Comedy Champions • Voted 'Best Comedy Venue' & 'Best & Inexpensive Place to Bring a Date' in the River Cities' Reader Best of the Quad Cities For tickets to our matches, contact The Establishment Box Office at 309.786.1111 or purchase tickets online at EstablishmentTheatre.com.
CITY: Rock Island
Rosemont Theatre
The plush Rosemont Theatre is your ticket to lavish Broadway musicals, full-scale productions and world-class entertainers. We also get raves for our extra-wide aisles, on-site parking, and our superior sound system. The Theatre presents unforgettable show-going experiences.
CITY: Rosemont
8 - 11
Wizard World Chicago Comic Con at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center
THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY-SUNDAY, AUGUST 8-9-10-11, 2013 Show Hours: Thursday, August 8, 2013 - 12 NOON - 8pm Friday, August 9, 2013 - 12 NOON - 8pm Saturday, August 10, 2013 - 10am - 7pm Sunday, August 11, 2013 - 10am - 5pm All full-price attendees will receive a limited-edition, exclusive cover variant of The Walking Dead #1 by TBD! Artist will be on hand to sign. Extremely limited quantities are available to fans only while supplies last! **Children 10 and under get in FREE when accompanied by a paid adult (Limit 2 Per Paid Adult Tickets). All show tickets will be e-mailed AND available as a pdf file after purchase.**
CITY: Rosemont
IMPROV Comedy Showcase & Restaurant
The World famous Improv Comedy Showcase and Restaurant will give you the ultimate comedy experience. We are the premiere destination for the country's top headliners and the best showcase for new talent.
CITY: Schaumburg
Laugh Out Loud Improv Theater
Hilarious improvised comedy that combines live action, video, and the audience! Family-friendly and grown up shows every weekend starring Chicago's top improv comedians.
CITY: Schaumburg
Donnie B's Comedy Club
Welcome! The NEW, BIGGER AND BETTER Donnie B's Comedy Club is located in the Route 66 Hotel on South Sixth Street. Come check out the new bar, Donnie B's Den!
CITY: Springfield
Fox Valley Repertory (formerly Noble Fool Theatricals) at Pheasant Run Resort
Theater devoted full time to elevating the art of comedy in all its forms comes to Pheasant Run Resort & Spa in St. Charles.
CITY: St. Charles
Zanies Comedy Club at Pheasant Run Resort
This "sister" of the legendary downtown Zanies has been making the Western suburbs laugh with the same great talent! Great for group outings and motor coaches!
CITY: St. Charles
Zanies Comedy Club - St. Charles
Popular comedians perform at Zanies, providing an evening of laughter and fun. The "sister" of the legendary downtown Zanies has been making the western suburbs laugh with the same great talent for over 20 years.
CITY: St. Charles
19 - 30
A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum
A non-stop laugh-fest in which Pseudolus, a crafty slave, struggles to win the hand of a beautiful courtesan for his young master, Hero, in exchange for freedom. The plot twists and turns with cases of mistaken identity, slamming doors, and a showgirl or two. This hysterical farce features music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and book by Burt Shevelove and Larry Gelbart.
CITY: Sullivan
Aug 11
Monty Python's Spamalot
Monty Python's Spamalot is a musical comedy "lovingly ripped off from" the 1975 film, Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Like the film, it is a highly irreverent parody of the Legend of King Arthur and his Knights featuring a bevy of beautiful showgirls, not to mention cows, killer rabbits and French people. It'll make you "Always Look On the Bright Side of Life!"
CITY: Sullivan
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Dora the Explorer Pirate Adventure
In Dora's Pirate Adventure, Dora, Diego, Boots the Monkey, and her other friends take an exciting trip to Treasure Island. In this interactive show, the audience gets the chance to help Dora and her friends over Singing Mountain, past the silly Singing Bridge and also help them confront the Pirate Piggies. Along the way, Dora and Diego teach the audience both Spanish and English words and phrases to help them solve the puzzles and reach their goal!
CITY: Sullivan
Zanies Comedy Club - Vernon Hills
Popular comedians perform at Zanies, providing an evening of laughter and fun. The "sister" of the legendary downtown Zanies has been making the suburbs laugh with the same great talent.
CITY: Vernon Hills
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It's been a long while since we've looked at a hard drive, and how fitting that it be a new model of the Western Digital VelociRaptor! Western Digital appears to be on a somewhat fixed 2-year cycle with these, as out 600GB VelociRaptor Review went up two Aprils ago, and the 300GB two years prior to that. Well then, let's take a look at this new model!
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Join Diego's amazing rescues every day on Nick Jr.
Hunt for words as if they're starfish, seashells, or clams
Learn fun facts about wild animals with this seven-page coloring pack
Kids can pick up some sporty new words while they color
Go, Diego, Go! Sing along with your child's favorite animal resucer
Get to know Diego's friends, and their mommies too!
Print, cut, glue, and hang. The holidays are here!
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Spot the fierce animal running wild!
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Learn the creatures of the deep with these nifty flash cards!
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A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to go to the Three Custom Color Specialists office in New York to have my "colors done." It sounds very Bridget Jones' mother, but in fact, it's the OPPOSITE of matronly. The fantastic Chad Hayduk met with me and gave me a tour of the place which includes a makeup lab and a counter of "ready to wear" makeup items. Both Chad and one of the other founders, Trae, are makeup artists. The best part about Three Custom? Well, remember I told you about the more-than-a-decade-old Clinique Lim Edish Metallic Pewter Palette I've been toting around since the '90s? Their marketer, a doll named Tess, heard my plea and invited me to have them CREATE ME A NEW ONE. Can you even? (I can't.) They got it EXACTLY right, girls. It's the heat, as my friends at Fashion Binge say. And thank goodness, because I had to hold my breath when I allowed Chad to scrape out all the remaining shadow with a tiny baby spatula so he could make a new one. Just an FYI - it's easiest for them to create a new makeup item when you have at least a dime-sized amount left. They create EVERYTHING there except for nail polish. Discontinued lipstick you're dying to try but found in your grandmother's attic? Done. Limited Edition item you've been holding on to since the Reagan administration? No prob. Have an old Maybelline Kissing Coolers lying around since Duran Duran was something "the kids were listening to?" It's no match for Chad. My new shadow is in a large compact with a huge mirror (my fave thing) and Chad even provided me with two bronze shadows - one lighter, one darker - to encourage me to wear warmer shadow tones, which I've been doing.
I also mailed them a lock of my hair so they could mix me up a brow gel that matches my eyebrows PERFECTLY. If you have naturally blondish-brownish-verging-on-auburn hair as I do, then you know what a NIGHT TERROR it is to find matching pencils. I always have to settle for something that's kind of sort of okay. This stuff? PERFECTION. Sublimity in a tube. If you only go to Three Custom for one beauty item, let it be for that.
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- The Jet Set Girls said...
I LOVE 3 Custom Color. Trae totally turned me on to blue eyeliner--who woulda thunk!
Thanks for the tag! We posted our responses. - 10:05 PM
- Fashion's Darling said...
Hmmm I only have one product from Three Customs. Its the light brights in limelight. its horrible. its just a gloss. no color. I might as well rub vaseline on my lips! I hate to say it but I hate Limelight (I'm not even sure that's the name...I know it starts with an L). I love color and got really excited when I saw the tube but there's nothing delivered. I don't know if its cuz I'm african american and the color just doesn't show on dark skin (which doesn't make sense since its my lips and not cheeks or face or something but whatever...I need an excuse)
Sorry for the rant but...
I'm not giving up on Three Customs though. I love makeup too much to not give it a shot =) - 12:28 AM
- eye4style said...
Three Custom Color is great but I don't get why they don't do nail polish. Giella does custom blend nail polish, if anyone is looking for that. They have a counter at Henri Bendel in NYC.
- Jennifer said...
Okay...I loved your look for the wedding you looked gorgeous! : )
And the dresses were beautiful! - 1:48 PM
- Sweet Potato said...
3 Custom Color ROCKS! They just did a custom remake of another discontinued shade of lip color made from Kiehl's long LONG ago. They were most helpful over the phone and got my new product to me within 3 weeks flat.
- Parisjasmal said...
Hello Doll,
I tried to comment on this post twice yesterday, but I was not logged in to blogger. ACK.
I love 3 Custom Color too, but I double love you in the dress and your Wonder Years side ponytail. LOVE. You kinda do look like Malibu Barbie in a good way.
BTW-is that dress yellow?
I hope you had a blast in the Bahamas--so jeal. I need a drink and a lazy river and a beach right about now. I also hope your birthday was FABOOOOO!
Oh and you grew up in Philly, right?
What *exactly* is scrapple? Is it like headcheese? Headcheese is a hodge podge of meat products (lips, hooves, etc) that is all smooshed together and fried or eaten on a sammich. I do not posess the culinary bravery to try any of that stuff, but I want to know what scrapple is.
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Bryce Brown's performance leaves him, Eagles feeling conflicted (With Video)
ARLINGTON, Texas — To the lengthening list of Andy Reid's professional troubles, way at the bottom, on the back page, in finer print, add one more. He has two young, feature running backs now, not one.
What to do, then, when both LeSean McCoy and rookie Bryce Brown are healthy?
"It's a good problem," Reid said Sunday, "to have."
So it was after the Eagles' 38-33 loss to the Dallas Cowboys that even their happier developments can loom as brain-teasers. Yet for the second consecutive game in place of the concussed McCoy, Brown was not just useful Sunday, but often special.
A week after his 178-yard effort against Carolina, Brown rushed Sunday for 169 yards, including a 39-yard burst, and two touchdowns. He added four pass receptions for 14 yards. And, well, in the proper character of a skidding Eagles season, he also surrendered a critical fumble.
Nonetheless, as the Eagles ran their losing streak to eight, they at least had the most productive offensive player on the field. And who were they to shield their eyes from brightness?
"Listen," Reid said, "he is a heck of a young player."
While that was made clear, both Reid and Brown were more disturbed by one fractured late carry than encouraged by the many successful earlier efforts. Trailing, 31-27, the Eagles had arrived at their own 44 with 4:03 left. But Brown ran four four yards, was hit by Josh Brent and fumbled. Cornerback Morris Claiborne recovered at the 50 and sprinted down the left sideline for a touchdown and an 11-point lead.
Damaris Johnson's 98-yard punt return for a touchdown shoved the Eagles to within 38-33 with 31 seconds left, underlining Brown's error. Continued...
"When you get tired, when you are in that fourth quarter and you've been grinding, you've got to keep focused on that," Reid said. "He was trying to get every stinking yard he possibly could. And he was doing that. But you've got to over-emphasize it, exaggerate it. Until you answer it, they are going to be going for the football."
It's how it works. Also eventually going for the football, if in another manner, will be both McCoy and Brown.
"Listen, I think it is a positive thing," Reid said. "I know what LeSean can do. I know what Bryce can do now."
There was no immediate indication Sunday night that McCoy was any closer to rejoining the Eagles for their next game, Sunday in Tampa. As for Brown, he sounded aware that whenever that happens, the depth chart would be clear: McCoy No. 1, the rookie on deck.
"I'll just try to play the game that the coaches want me to play," Brown said. "I am not thinking about that. I am used as a back-up now. That's what I am here to do. That's what my job is. That's what I get paid to do. And I am excited for LeSean to come back.
"The more good players you have on your team, the more chances you have for winning."
High among the reasons the Eagles have not won since Week 4 is turnovers. Brown was the first to stand in front of his locker Sunday to recognize his contribution to that crisis.
"In the game of football, you have to hold it high and tight," he said. "That's what we said all week. Whoever hit it, credit to him. He did a good job of putting his fist to the ball and knocking it out. It was a big play for them."
Despite Reid's inference, Brown rejected fourth-quarter weariness as a factor.
"There is no excuses," he said. "I'm not going to say 'fatigue' or anything. Even if it is fatigue, you've got to suck it up. You are in there. And if it is a crucial moment, you've got to hold onto the ball." Continued...
For that, Brown left Dallas with conflicting emotions.
"Obviously, I am upset," he said. "But I am not going to hold my head down. I have a great group of guys around me. I will just get back to the playbook and back to the basics and keep working."
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It just took the Golden Tornadoes a half of basketball to get back to the blue collar basics that's indicative of a program amidst a 31-game Three Rivers Conference winning streak.
"These guys have a whole lot of pride," Fairmont coach Michael Baker said. "We came through, but it was a heck of a battle."
The Golden Tornadoes used a 10-0 run midway through the fourth quarter to avoid an upset, holding off the Bulldogs 69-62 in what St. Pauls coach Travis Lemanski dubbed his team's biggest game in three seasons.
It was only Fairmont's third single-digit conference victory over its last 32 wins.
"The guys are disappointed, but we played about as good as we could play them," Lemanski said. "I told my guys they were a second half team and I knew that run was coming. They really tried to knock us out in the third quarter and we started pressing a bit."
After trailing by as many as eight during a high-energy second quarter, Fairmont (15-3, 4-0) opened the second half on an 8-0 run to regain the lead and held it until Deion Gilchrist's jumper with 4:43 to play put the Bulldogs ahead by a point.
Over the next two minutes, Fairmont's Charlton Townsend led a 10-point charge with consecutive layups and a nifty assist to Kwinton Hinson that put the Golden Tornadoes in front, 62-53. St. Pauls (11-6, 3-1) managed to cut the deficit to four on Malik Livingston's step-back 3-pointer with 52 seconds left before Jackie Oxendine drained 3-of-4 free throws down the stretch to seal the victory and snap the Bulldogs' six-game winning streak.
Oxendine was one of three Fairmont starters in double figures and scored a team-high 16 points.
"We took too many shots outside of our offense in the first half and fell behind," Baker said. "I told the guys to get back to the inside-outside game and start looking for Kwinton and Charlton. Jackie was able to knock down a couple shots that helped and Kevin (Frierson) did too."
Lemanski's game plan for the upset seemed to be working early as St. Pauls backed into a zone defense and attacked the paint at the other end of the floor. Fairmont missed several open shots that allowed the Bulldogs opportunities in transition after long rebounds.
Jaquell Johnson scored 12 of his 14 points in the opening half as St. Pauls used a late 9-0 spurt in the second quarter to lead by six at halftime, sending a shock wave through the Fairmont locker room and visiting crowd that made the cross-town trek.
"When your program has come up a lot since last season and plays with confidence, it's a tough opponent," Baker said. "St. Pauls played with more energy and more fight than us in the first half."
Energized from a halftime pep talk, Fairmont scored on four straight possessions to begin the third to regain the lead. St. Pauls rallied, then forced Hinson to the bench with his fourth foul on a reach-in at the seven-minute mark. Robeson County's leading scorer missed the remainder of the frame and was held well below his season average finishing with 12 points on 4-of-14 shooting.
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The narrow win may have been something the Golden Tornadoes needed after a series of blowouts in conference play over the last three seasons.
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Last year, my good chum and I loved it. And I am planning on buying the hardcovers as soon as I get the cash. That and the hardcovers of Tom Strong.
I kind of wish there was a swamp thing tie-in to blackest night.
Hmmm yeah...I can see Arcane coming back as a Black Lantern. That wouldve pwned all. So much of BN was mediocre. I refuse to read Brightest Day


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Very disappointing article. The guy craps out at the end and accepts that men are useless and a bunch of screw-ups.
I wonder, did he or others ever bother to think that maybe our societies are falling apart because men aren't acting like men anymore? Maybe because we're trying to include bullshit like "empathy" into systems that have no business having empathy in them? Or that women have had a negative effect in proportion to their increasing role?
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"I thought it was really interesting," she said. "I have a son, and when I read to him, I would do the voices and make each character sound different and use an inflection in my voice, so I thought to myself, 'I can do this.' "
Now, she works part-time reading to young children who attend at-risk schools and other learning programs. Foust spends her mornings using creative methods to tell stories to children. "We are trying to teach kids to love reading and love books," she said.
Foust says she finds deeper fulfillment now with her part-time job as a story reader, but she remains realistic about its ability to sustain her financially. "This job would not be enough support my family solely," she said.
Losing her corporate job helped her realize she wanted to spend her time differently. "I am happy in the way my life is going right now. My son is in grad school, and my husband's job is pretty secure," she said.
But she knows that if she did not have her savings and her husband's income to fall back on, she would have problems. "The quality of my life improved because I have more time for my family. But the drawbacks to a part-time job are no benefits and no insurance," she said.
Radio station worker turns entrepreneur
With more than 30 years of radio experience, Steve Hamilton could do practically every job in his Colorado building. Despite his years of experience, his varying skills sets and his degrees in mass media and broadcast meteorology, he lost his job.
"I was disappointed at losing the 'big money,' " he said. "But I was also excited about the new prospects of starting my own station and not having to answer to anyone but myself."
He took his job loss as an opportunity and decided to create his own Internet radio station, KHigh Radio, tapping into the smooth jazz genre that he knew had a long tradition in the Denver market.
KHigh Radio is just one of three part-time jobs he works, and he admits he was making a lot more when he was working full-time with a radio station.