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ONEONTA _ A registered nurse for The Arc of Delaware County died in a head-on crash Wednesday while driving to work in Walton.
Sherry Bush, 60, of Margaretville, was driving south on state Route 10 in the town of Hamden at about 8 a.m. when her car was hit by another driven by Joshua T. Stimpson, 25, of Masonville, according to Delaware deputies.
Stimpson was attempting to pass a northbound tractor-trailer in a no-passing zone when his vehicle collided with Bush's car, deputies said.
Bush was pronounced dead at the scene by Coroner James Magee.
An autopsy performed at Lourdes Hospital in Binghamton revealed she died from
multiple, blunt traumatic injuries.
Stimpson was transported to Delaware Valley Hospital by the Walton Emergency Squad with possible pelvic and internal injuries.
His condition was unavailable late Wednesday night.
Bush was recognized in 2008 for five years of employment at The Arc of Delaware County.
The staff there is in shock, Executive Director George Suess said Wednesday night.
"She worked in all of our day services," Suess said.
That included Arkville, Hamden and Walton, where she was headed at the time of the crash, he added.
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was well-liked by staff," Suess said. "She really enjoyed
working with people with disabilities, and she will be sorely missed."
Deputies were assisted at the scene by members of the state police Troop C Collision Reconstruction Unit, Walton Fire Department and state Department of Transportation.
At this time, alcohol involvement is not suspected to be a factor, but the investigation is continuing, and charges are expected to be filed at its conclusion, deputies said.
The crash occurred just north of a DOT facility on a section of highway posted with a 55 mph speed limit, Undersheriff Douglas Vredenburgh said.
"That whole section is a no-passing zone with limited visibility," Vredenburgh said.
Vredenburgh said late Wednesday night he did not recall if either driver was wearing a seatbelt.
"It would not have made any difference with the deceased," he said.
It is not yet known how fast the cars were driving, Vredenburgh said.
Deputies are attempting to identify the drivers of the tractor-trailer that Stimpson was attempting to pass as well as another, uninvolved, gray color vehicle traveling ahead of the Stimpson vehicle immediately prior to the accident. They are asking anyone with information to call the Delaware County Sheriff's Office at 746-2336.


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An Integrative Framework for Understanding Two-Sided Persuasion
This article develops a framework that encompasses past two-sided persuasion research and incorporates additional theory and research on optimal arousal and attitude toward the ad to provide explanations for inconsistencies in previous findings. In particular, explanations are provided for the following: (1) when credibility gains will be enhanced, (2) when refutation is needed, (3) how the message should be structured (in terms of amount and placement of negative information), and (4) what types of attributes should be discounted (in terms of importance, type, and correlation with other attributes). In addition, directions for future research are discussed. Copyright 1994 by the University of Chicago.Download Info
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The Northern State University Department of Music faculty will present its annual recital at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Johnson Fine Arts Center.
Included in the recital will be vocalists Darci Bultema, Michael Skyles, Timothy Woods and Wendy Van Gent.
The event is one of our most popular each fall said music department chairman Boyd Perkins. The music is highly varied, from classical to Broadway to jazz, and features the artistic talents of NSU's world class music professors. Audiences always enjoy hearing music from such a varied background and instrumentation on the same program.
Bultema, a soprano, will perform Donde lieta from La bohme, by Giacomo Puccini, as well as the duet All I Ask of You by Andrew Lloyd Webber from The Phantom of the Opera, with Skyles, a baritone. They will be accompanied by pianist William Wieland.
Woods, a tenor, is performing Simple Song from Mass by Leonard Bernstein, accompanied by Allan Jacobson. Van Gent, NSU's newest music faculty member and a vocal jazz specialist, is performing the jazz standard When Sunny Gets Blue, by Marvin Fisher, accompanied by Ron Parker.
Instrumental faculty featured on the program include School of Fine Arts dean and clarinet professor Alan LaFave, piano professor Marcela Faflak, woodwinds professor Frederic Hemke, high brass professor Grant Manhart with special guest alumnus Doug Woolverton, low brass instructor Jessica Perkins, percussion professor Terry Beckler and jazz instructors Paul Dutt and Dennis McDermott.
LaFave will perform Concertino by C.M. von Weber, accompanied by Jacobson. Faflak will perform Poetic Polka in G Minor by Bedrich Smetana. Manhart will play Concerto in C Major for two Trumpets and Piano accompanied by NSU alumna Melissa Woolverton and Doug Woolverton, a professional trumpeter. Hemke will perform on saxophone Rossini Variations, arranged by Schmidt and transcribed by Davis with Wieland as accompanist. Jessica Perkins is performing Believe Me if All Those Endearing Young Charms, by Simone Mantia accompanied by Melissa Woolverton.
The faculty jazz combo will conclude the program.
Admission is $7 for adults, $5 for seniors and free to students K-12 and NSU students with student identification. All proceeds go toward music department scholarships.


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RWC Sevens qualification hots up in Oceania
(IRB.COM) Saturday 25 August 2012Hosts Australia and defending champions Samoa ended day one of the 2012 Oceania Sevens Championship at the North Sydney Oval unbeaten.
The tournament is doubling up as the latest stage in the qualification process for Rugby World Cup Sevens 2013 in Moscow, and whilst Samoa have already booked their place at the tournament in Russia's capital, form suggests Australia will take one of the two remaining spots for Oceania.
The second place is up for grabs, and American Samoa proved to be the surprise team of the first day with wins over Tonga and Solomon Islands.
For Australia the trio of Matt Lucas, Luke Morahan and captain Ed Jenkins provided the experience and flair and they enjoyed comfortable wins over Solomon Islands (47-0) and American Samoa (22-7) before a 45-0 win against Tonga in the last match of the day.
"Mission accomplished today," said coach Michael O'Connor.
"Our key aim is to secure a place in Moscow and we fielded a squad that over the two days should ensure that happens.
"We played well today and against Tonga in the last match it all clicked. It is all about momentum and that is what we achieved. That said our hardest match was against American Samoa who have surprised a lot of people and did very well to disrupt our breakdown possession and stop our continuity."
Samoa's team was full of its next generation of young talent and they showed huge promise in a 47-0 win over Tahiti before they blew a 19-0 lead against Cook Islands in their second match as the second half became a thriller.
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The Cook Islands stormed back with four second half tries but a try from Samoa's Sonny Fereti and a conversion was enough for a narrow 26-24 victory. A comfortable 46-12 win over Papua New Guinea with captain Afa Aiono leading the way secured top spot in Pool A.
"We started very slowly but built nicely through the day as the team became more confident and we reduced our mistakes," said Sevens World Series regular Aiono.
"The young players are very excited to be here and keen to do well. We know the second day will get harder but we are ready to step up against teams such as Australia who also played very well today."
The day's major upset was caused by new boys American Samoa who beat Tonga. Tries to Pentatuch Vaki and Peter Masoe secured a 14-7 win that delighted coach Fana Fata.
"They underestimated us that is for sure and we showed that we can compete at this level. This is first time we have been eligible to play in a senior IRB event. It is a fantastic result as we wanted to take the chance to impress. It is a big step for Rugby in American Samoa."
American Samoa may have been beaten by Australia in Pool B in their second match but enjoyed a 34-12 win against the Solomon Islands to finish second ahead of Tonga.
Papua New Guinea showed glimpses of excellence and with Albert Levy Jnr and Henry Liliket leading the way they have plenty of strike power and looked well organised in beating Cook Islands 24-12 and Tahiti 64-0.
"We knew the last match against Samoa was going to be much harder and it was disappointing that we let them get a good lead from which we never recovered," said PNG coach Warren Jennings.
"We talked about the physicality and unfortunately did not match Samoa in that department. Still we finished second in the pool and are confident we can qualify for next year's RWC Sevens finals with good performances on the second day."
Oceania Sevens Championship 2012 day one results:
Papua New Guinea 24-12 Cook Islands
Samoa 47-0 Tahiti
Tonga 7-14 American Samoa
Australia 47-0 Solomon Islands
Papua New Guinea 64-0 Tahiti
Samoa 26-24 Cook Islands
Tonga 33-7 Solomon Islands
Australia 22-7 American Samoa
Cook Islands 66-0 Tahiti
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American Samoa 34-12 Solomon Islands
Australia 45-0 Tonga
The action on day two will be streamed live and free at www.ethnicmedia360.com/Events/RUGBY/FORU/OceaniaSevens2012.aspx
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15. 11:44 - Cook Islands v American Samoa
16. 12:06 - Tahiti v Australia
17. 12:37 - Loser Match 13 v Loser Match 15
18. 12:59 - Loser Match 14 v Loser Match 16
19. 13:21 - Winner Match 13 v Winner Match 15
20. 13:43 - Winner Match 14 v Winner Match 16
21. 14:14 - 7th v 8th playoff – Loser Match 17 v Loser Match 18
22. 14:36 - 5th v 6th playoff – Winner Match 17 v Winner Match 18
23. 14:58 - 3rd v 4th playoff – Loser Match 19 v Loser Match 20
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AT-Rich Palindromes Mediate the Constitutional t(11;22) Translocation The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 68, Issue 1, 1 January 2001, Pages 1-13 L. Edelmann, E. Spiteri, K. Koren, V. Pulijaal, M.G. Bialer, A. Shanske, R. Goldberg and B.E. Morrow Abstract The constitutional t(11;22) translocation is the only known recurrent non-Robertsonian translocation in humans. Offspring are susceptible to der(22) syndrome, a severe congenital anomaly disorder caused by 3:1 meiotic nondisjunction events. We previously localized the t(11;22) translocation breakpoint to a region on 22q11 within a low-copy repeat termed "LCR22" and within an AT-rich repeat on 11q23. The LCR22s are implicated in mediating different rearrangements on 22q11, leading to velocardiofacial syndrome/DiGeorge syndrome and cat-eye syndrome by homologous recombination mechanisms. The LCR22s contain AT-rich repetitive sequences, suggesting that such repeats may mediate the t(11;22) translocation. To determine the molecular basis of the translocation, we cloned and sequenced the t(11;22) breakpoint in the derivative 11 and 22 chromosomes in 13 unrelated carriers, including two de novo cases and der(22) syndrome offspring. We found that, in all cases examined, the reciprocal exchange occurred between similar AT-rich repeats on both chromosomes 11q23 and 22q11. To understand the mechanism, we examined the sequence of the breakpoint intervals in the derivative chromosomes and compared this with the deduced normal chromosomal sequence. A palindromic AT-rich sequence with a near-perfect hairpin could form, by intrastrand base-pairing, on the parental chromosomes. The sequence of the breakpoint junction in both derivatives indicates that the exchange events occurred at the center of symmetry of the palindromes, and this resulted in small, overlapping staggered deletions in this region among the different carriers. On the basis of previous studies performed in diverse organisms, we hypothesize that double-strand breaks may occur in the center of the palindrome, the tip of the putative hairpin, leading to illegitimate recombination events between similar AT-rich sequences on chromosomes 11 and 22, resulting in deletions and loss of the palindrome, which then could stabilize the DNA structure. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (1580 kb) |
Genomic Disorders on 22q11 The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 70, Issue 5, 1 May 2002, Pages 1077-1088 Heather E. McDermid and Bernice E. Morrow Abstract The 22q11 region is involved in chromosomal rearrangements that lead to altered gene dosage, resulting in genomic disorders that are characterized by mental retardation and/or congenital malformations. Three such disorders—cat-eye syndrome (CES), der(22) syndrome, and velocardiofacial syndrome/DiGeorge syndrome (VCFS/DGS)—are associated with four, three, and one dose, respectively, of parts of 22q11. The critical region for CES lies centromeric to the deletion region of VCFS/DGS, although, in some cases, the extra material in CES extends across the VCFS/DGS region. The der(22) syndrome region overlaps both the CES region and the VCFS/DGS region. Molecular approaches have revealed a set of common chromosome breakpoints that are shared between the three disorders, implicating specific mechanisms that cause these rearrangements. Most VCFS/DGS and CES rearrangements are likely to occur by homologous recombination events between blocks of low-copy repeats (e.g., LCR22), whereas nonhomologous recombination mechanisms lead to the constitutional t(11;22) translocation. Meiotic nondisjunction events in carriers of the t(11;22) translocation can then lead to offspring with der(22) syndrome. The molecular basis of the clinical phenotype of these genomic disorders has also begun to be addressed. Analysis of both the genomic sequence for the 22q11 interval and the orthologous regions in the mouse has identified >24 genes that are shared between VCFS/DGS and der(22) syndrome and has identified 14 putative genes that are shared between CES and der(22) syndrome. The ability to manipulate the mouse genome aids in the identification of candidate genes in these three syndromes. Research on genomic disorders on 22q11 will continue to expand our knowledge of the mechanisms of chromosomal rearrangements and the molecular basis of their phenotypic consequences. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (359 kb) |
Der(22) Syndrome and Velo-Cardio-Facial Syndrome/DiGeorge Syndrome Share a 1.5-Mb Region of Overlap on Chromosome 22q11 The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 64, Issue 3, 1 March 1999, Pages 747-758 B. Funke, L. Edelmann, N. McCain, R.K. Pandita, J. Ferreira, S. Merscher, M. Zohouri, L. Cannizzaro, A. Shanske and B.E. Morrow Abstract Summary Derivative 22 (der[22]) syndrome is a rare disorder associated with multiple congenital anomalies, including profound mental retardation, preauricular skin tags or pits, and conotruncal heart defects. It can occur in offspring of carriers of the constitutional t(11;22)(q23;q11) translocation, owing to a 3:1 meiotic malsegregation event resulting in partial trisomy of chromosomes 11 and 22. The trisomic region on chromosome 22 overlaps the region hemizygously deleted in another congenital anomaly disorder, velo-cardio-facial syndrome/DiGeorge syndrome (VCFS/DGS). Most patients with VCFS/DGS have a similar 3-Mb deletion, whereas some have a nested distal deletion endpoint resulting in a 1.5-Mb deletion, and a few rare patients have unique deletions. To define the interval on 22q11 containing the t(11;22) breakpoint, haplotype analysis and FISH mapping were performed for five patients with der(22) syndrome. Analysis of all the patients was consistent with 3:1 meiotic malsegregation in the t(11;22) carrier parent. FISH-mapping studies showed that the t(11;22) breakpoint occurred in the same interval as the 1.5-Mb distal deletion breakpoint for VCFS. The deletion breakpoint of one VCFS patient with an unbalanced t(18;22) translocation also occurred in the same region. Hamster-human somatic hybrid cell lines from a patient with der(22) syndrome and a patient with VCFS showed that the breakpoints occurred in an interval containing low-copy repeats, distal to RANBP1 and proximal to ZNF74. The presence of low-copy repetitive sequences may confer susceptibility to chromosome rearrangements. A 1.5-Mb region of overlap on 22q11 in both syndromes suggests the presence of dosage-dependent genes in this interval. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (1562 kb) |
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The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 72, Issue 3, 733-738, 1 March 2003
Hiroki Kurahashi1, 3, Tamim Shaikh1, 2, Masayuki Takata3, Tatsushi Toda3 and Beverly S. Emanuel1, 2, ,
1 Division of Human Genetics and Molecular Biology, the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, and
2 Department of Pediatrics, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Philadelphia; and
3 Division of Functional Genomics, Department of Post-Genomics and Diseases, Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine, Osaka
We have demonstrated that the breakpoints of the constitutional t(11;22) are located at palindromic AT-rich repeats (PATRRs) on 11q23 and 22q11. As a mechanism for this recurrent translocation, we proposed that the PATRR forms a cruciform structure that induces the genomic instability leading to the rearrangement. A patient with neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1) had previously been found to have a constitutional t(17;22) disrupting the NF1 gene on 17q11. We have localized the breakpoint on 22q11 within the 22q11-specific low-copy repeat where the breakpoints of the constitutional t(11;22)s reside, implying a similar palindrome-mediated mechanism for generation of the t(17;22). The NF1 gene contains a 195-bp PATRR within intron 31. We have isolated the junction fragments from both the der(17) and the der(22). The breakpoint on 17q11 is close to the center of the PATRR. A published breakpoint of an additional NF1-afflicted patient with a constitutional t(17;22) is also located close to the center of the same PATRR. Our data lend additional support to the hypothesis that PATRR-mediated genomic instability can lead to a variety of translocations.


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Agreed, she must have not had the best performance. She was amazing on the Sing off! Also has a ton of awesome videos on youtube for those interested
@Mikhail XO Directly? American viewers. and as long as you're here throwing out your 'opinions' I reserve the same right to advise as I please.
@Mikhail XO Then simply state your opinion about the show, no need to take a stab at the people who watch it.
@Mikhail XO I'm borderline offended. The music coming out of the show alone is enough to warrant at least a little bit of credit.
Carly's parents stayed in the tanning booth a bit too long?
What an awkward introduction
@mwk89 Going to have to disagree here, I just don't have a bad thing to say about that performance.
@mwk89 It's "over used" because it's a great song to showcase someone's vocal ability. Carly did it just right, that was a 5 million dollar performance. Everyone else was average.
Simon said it best, they're not a group their just 5 great singers. Unfortunately, they are a group. They've got 3rd place locked up
She performed this song because it's a great song. That was AMAZING
Here's a crazy idea, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXFLpND4Q_g
After watching this and Rachel's performance again, I just can't see how one was "profoundly" better than the other. Both were very good
Ugh. Khloe.
Sometimes the judges are just too awkward, a good host would step in when Simon is dragging on and on with his jokes about carly being an alien. Anywho, it's really just Carly vs Tate at this point
Love her, love the performance, but after this I just wanted to go back and watch Leona Lewis' version when she was on X factor. This one was great, but Leona's was amazing!
Also, Janell used to be so much hotter. Demi ruined that. On an unrelated note, fire Chloe
Okay, after listening to it on loop for a while it's growing on me. Either way, she should win.
First half was amazing, wish that the background track wasn't so freaking loud for the rest though. She's obviously the best one out there, we just want to hear her sing!


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As we've observed here a few times before, nothing gets a legislator in the mood for regulatory action like press accounts of one of their own getting busted for pocketing a few dollars in exchange for government largess. One could hardly second guess Prince George's County, Maryland for following this predictable pattern. In this case however, the funds forming the catalyst for action weren't "pocketed" - they were "bra'd".
Last November, the Washington, DC area was somewhat titillated by news reports that Prince George's County Executive Jack B. Johnson and his wife, Prince George's County Councilwoman-Elect Leslie Johnson had been arrested by the FBI in connection with an investigation into allegations that certain real estate developers in Prince George's County, Maryland were bribing public officials in exchange for official acts benefitting the developers and their companies. The FBI moved in, it was reported, when their wiretaps overheard Johnson instruct his wife to flush a developer's check for $100,000 down the toilet and to conceal another $79,600 in cash in her bra.
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Want to know what a Lexus IS coupe might look like? The LF-CC should give you a pretty good indication. Strip away some of the more extreme features--the razor-sharp front bumper, the crazy mirrors--and you pretty much have the next IS, in coupe form.
We now know a production version is likely to use a new 2.5-liter hybrid drivetrain, and be called the IS 300h. If you thought hybrids were just a little bit boring, the LF-CC should be enough to convince you otherwise.
Technologically we're fairly familiar with the BMW i3--electric drivetrain, carbon-composite body, optional range-extender--but the i3 Coupe brings the concept even closer to production.
It loses two doors from the regular i3 and isn't really a traditional coupe, but BMW says the styling and interior aren't far off being production ready--and we'll see the finished product towards the end of 2013.
A gasoline-engined crossover isn't too special, but VW has demonstrated excellent execution with the Taigun. It's based on the small, light-weight platform of the Volkswagen Up minicar, and uses a similarly-tiny, turbocharged engine.
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Smart's concept cars look increasingly production-ready, hinting at the new model which is expected to debut soon. The Forstars has some unusual touches--a projector on the hood being one--but many of the details could find their way onto the production car.
Like all recent Smart concepts, the Forstars uses an electric drivetrain, taken from the current-generation Fortwo Electric Drive. Production Fortwos will come with regular gasoline engines too, but Smart is clearly investing in its EV tech.
Taking the concept of 1960s and 1970s hot-rodded Bugs into the 21st Century, the E-Bugster concept hinted at the now-unveiled Volkswagen Beetle Cabriolet. It has been shown in both roofed and roofless variants in 2012.
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Yeah, Sure, Giving The Nobel Peace Prize To The EU Makes Perfect Sense. To People Running The EU That Is
Anton Goryunov writes from Oslo: Ok, ok, so who's going to collect the Nobel Peace Prize on behalf of the European Union which got the award yesterday, as announced by the chairman of the Nobel Prize Committee Thorbjoern Jagland.
So that you know, good old Thorbjoern is also Secretary General of the Council of Europe, which probably explains why he came up with that brilliant idea to reward the EU for its outstanding contribution to peace, stability and happiness of millions in the post WW2 era and after the collapse of communism. As he said in his statement, Europeans should do everything they can to secure what they've achieved, and move forward keeping the EU intact so as not to lose out in the future.
So what I'm saying here, ladies and gents, is that if you thought that Mr Jagland was nuts and needed treatment, you'd be wrong. He is a cunning little weasel who knows perfectly well what he's doing. He's one of the grey Eurocrats, who are terrified at the thought that their beloved European project would collapse and they would all lose their cushy jobs. I would not be at all surprised that some top dogs from the EU have had a quiet chat with Thorbjoern and hinted to him that it might be a good idea to acknowledge the great outstanding role the EU has played in providing peace and prosperity. Was it Jose or Herman or maybe gorgeous Kathy who gave their comrade this idea? We will never know this, of course. All the three big wigs are now making all sorts of politically correct noises, saying what an honour it is for the 500 million people living in the EU. Yeah, sure it is, a huge honour.
Mr Jagland, who has a very fitting surname for the position that he occupies in the EU, has been chairing the Nobel Prize Committee since January 1, 2009. Now, if you cast your weary glance back to that year you will recall that it was on his watch that a certain Barack Obama assumed the US presidency and, after a few weeks in office, was proclaimed as the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. What I'm saying here is that Mr Jagland is no stranger to making controversial decisions and sucking up to the politically correct brigade. And in 2011 Thorbjoern kept his PC streak going, awarding three feminist chicks, two from Liberia and one from Yemen, of whom no one had ever heard before, the Nobel Peace Prize for standing up for womens rights in their respective nations.
This time, though, Mr Jagland has outdone himself. In fact, so preposterous and stupid was the decision to award a Soviet style entity that has messed up the European economy and is presiding over a crisis that is destroying the livelihoods of hundreds of millions, while bankers are making even more money, that even some of the crazed left-wingers, who dream about federalist Europe, were taken completely by surprise. That great Europhile, leader of the Liberal Democrats, Nick Clegg was so surprised to hear that the EU got the Nobel Peace Prize while giving an interviews on the radio that he was lost for words for a while and only after regaining his composure started saying things like: 'Yeah, and why not' and 'yeah, sure, yeah'. Deep man, Nick, very deep.
The point about the Nobel Peace Prize is that it had been discredited ages ago, losing its relevance completely when in 2009 it was awarded to former US Vice President Al Gore and, laughably, the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. That was the end, really, the final nail in the coffin. They might just as well have turned it into a spoof prize and given it to stand-up comedians and domestic animals. And why not, if it is now awarded to people who have done absolutely nothing to deserve it, and to huge monstrosities that should have never been in contention at all.
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HUNTERSVILLE, N.C. – David Reutimann and the No. 83 Burger King / Dr. Pepper Toyota Camry team drove to a 30th-place finish on Saturday night at Daytona (Fla.) International Speedway. After racing inside the top 20, the driver was caught in a multi-car pile-up with just 10 laps remaining in the 400-mile event to result in a 30th-place finish.
The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series returned to Daytona International Speedway this weekend, marking the halfway point in the 2013 race season. At a track where starting position doesn't matter and being able to run well with other cars can make or break the weekend, Reutimann spent both practice sessions preparing his car for race trim. The No. 83 Burger King / Dr. Pepper Toyota Camry topped the leader board during final practice with a 45.561-second lap. Later, Reutimann went on to secure the 41st starting position during his single-car qualifying run.
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Description:This will not be the usual political theory course, in which topics such as legitimacy, federalism, and checks and balances comprise the subject matter. Nor will it be a class in economics, in which a theory and mathematical techniques derived from it are taught as scientific truth. Instead, we will focus on American attitudes toward the proper relationship between government and the economy as they have evolved over more than two centuries.We will address the way Americans have argued about such questions as the following: does the market or the government do a better job creating prosperity and justice? Are small or large units of production healthier for society, and what should government do to encourage units of the appropriate size? Is agriculture or industry more useful for a healthy society? Under what conditions, and to what extent, should government regulate business? Should government attempt to ensure that income is equally distributed? Was there any justification for the $700 billion bank bailout of 2008?Although much of our reading and discussion will deal with historical subjects, the final two weeks of the course and the final reading assignments will deal primarily with contemporary policy controversies.
Texts/Readings:John Locke, Second Treatise on GovernmentAdam Smith, selections from The Wealth of NationsGeorge Gilder, Wealth and PovertyGar Alperovitz American Beyond CapitalismThe following sections of Michael Levy (ed.), Political Thought in America: An Anthology: Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, Daniel Webster, Andrew Jackson, John Calhoun, Woodrow Wilson, The Populist Party Platform, Franklin Roosevelt, Orestes Brownson, Walt Whitman, William Graham Sumner, John Dewey, Milton Friedman, Eugene Debs, Norman Thomas, Irving Kristol, Richard Ely
Assignments:Two unannounced in-class quizzes: 5% eachClass participation: 20%Two mid-term essays (7 pages each): 20% eachFinal essay (12 pages): 30%
About the Professor: Professor David Prindle is a political scientist whose interests have varied over the years, leading him to publish work in several different areas of the discipline. He began as a specialist in voting and parties, changed to study the politics of oil in Texas, moved on to examine the Presidency in comparative perspective, and for the last several years has investigated the political relevance of the entertainment media. His book that is most relevant to this course, The Paradox of Democratic Capitalism, was published by Johns Hopkins University Press in 2006. Professor Prindle garnered two degrees at the University of California before earning his Ph.D. from M.I.T. in 1977. He won the Harry Ransom Award for Teaching Excellence in 1994. His hobbies are racquetball and fishing.
T C 357 • Polit And Eco In Amer Thought
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Fall 2009
TTH 1230pm-200pm MEZ 1.104
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Fall 2009: T. C. 357a, Politics and
Economics in American Thought
David Prindle Office hours: Tuesdays, 1:50 to 3:20, and
Office: 4.104 Batts Hall by appointment
Unique # 43815 Phone: 232-7214
Classes Tuesday and Thursday, email: firstname.lastname@example.com
12: 30 to 1:45 p. m.
Classroom: MEZ 1.104
Prerequisite for this course: upper-division standing in Plan II
Everyone must read:
John Locke Second Treatise Of Government
Adam Smith The Wealth of Nations
Michael B. Levy (ed.) Political Thought In America: An Anthology, selected readings
George Gilder Wealth and Poverty (this book is out of print; see me)
Paul Krugman The Conscience of a Liberal
Selected articles and documents from a reading packet, available at the House of
Tutors on the corner of 24th and Pearl Streets
Date Reading Assignment Topic
Aug. 27 Reasoning, argument, fallacies
Sept. 1 Argument, continued
3 Argument, continued
8 Argument, continued
10 Historical context of Liberalism
15 Locke, entire, and "Declaration John Locke
of Independence" p. 81 in
Levy reader
17 John Locke, continued
22 continued
24 Smith, omitting the following Adam Smith
pages: from p. 141, third
paragraph to end of chapter;
pp. 282 350 and 359 367; pp.
394 429; pp. 484 520
29 Smith, continued
Oct 1 Origins of American political thought
6 Docs by Hamilton; Hamilton Hamilton and Jefferson
in Levy, p. 131; docs by (FIRST ESSAY DUE)
Jefferson; Jefferson in Levy,
pp. 81, 97, 99, 101, 156
Oct. 8 "Invisible Hand of James James Madison
Madison;" Federalist #10 and
#51 in reading packet
13 Jackson in Levy; p. 199; also Jacksonians and Whigs
Buel, p. 183, Whitman, pp. 200,
201, Brownson, p. 238, Kent,
p. 174, Webster, p. 179
15 Calhoun in Levy, p. 311 The Problem of Slavery
20 Onset of industrialism
22 In reading package: United States Constitutional Law
v. E. C. Knight (1895);
Lochner v. New York (1905);
27 Levy: Populist Platform, p. 356; Ely, Populism and Progressivism
p. 346, Wilson, p. 350
29 Levy: Debs, p. 387; Thomas, Marxism and democratic
p. 445 socialism
Nov. 3 Levy: Sumner, p. 323; Carnegie, Defense of capitalism ("Social
p. 331 Darwinism")
5 Levy: Dewey, p. 411, Roosevelt, The new liberalism; Keynes and
p. 419 the New Deal
10 Levy: Friedman, p. 436 [SECOND ESSAY DUE]; Milton
12 John K. Galbraith and Institutional
17 Reading packet: "The Idea of "Marketplace of Ideas"
a Marketplace of Ideas"
19 Gilder, omitting chapters 14, Supply-side economics
17, 18, 20, 21
24 Current events
Dec. 1 Krugmanm chapters 4-13 The post-Reagan left
3 Modern economic theory
10 (Thursday) FINAL PAPERS DUE
Two unannounced in-class quizzes 5% each
Class participation 20%
Each short paper 20% each
Final paper 30%
Three essays are required in this class. The first and second must be from five to seven typed, double spaced pages. The third must be from ten to twelve typed, double spaced pages. No legal size paper. Each must have a cover page with your
student class identification number (NOT your name), the date, the course, and the topic covered. The first is due Tuesday, Oct. 6, the second is due Tuesday, November 10, and the third is due Thursday, Dec. 10. You have only one possible topic for each of the first two essays. Those topics are given below. You may choose from two possible topics for the third paper, also given below.
Topic, first essay: Taking Locke and Smith as the archetypal Liberal theorists, assess and evaluate the extent to which Liberalism successfully accomplishes the following
a. Derives individual and social behavioral rules from natural law. By "behavioral rules," I mean both prescriptive rules (how humans should behave in a moral sense) and prudential rules (useful or workable versus useless or unworkable).
b. Justifies minimal governmental interference with private property.
c. Justifies political democracy.
Having done this, evaluate classical Liberal theory according to your own values. Is it emotionally and intellectually satisfying? Why or why not?
Topic, second essay: Pick three "conservatives" from this list:
Hamilton, Kent, Webster, Calhoun, Sumner, Carnegie, the Supreme Court in 1895 and 1905 (counts as one). Pick three "progressives" from this list: Jefferson, Madison, Buel, Jackson, Whitman, Brownson, Debs, Thomas, Populists, Ely, Wilson. Compare and contrast the way the conservatives as a group and the progressives as a group deal with question "a," and any two of the remaining three questions:
a. What activities are proper for government in the economic sphere, and what explicit
limits should be placed on its activities?
b. Are people basically equal or unequal? Is it to the advantage of society to consider them equal or unequal?
c. Are there natural laws? If so, what are they, how do we discover them, and what do they tell us about the relationship of politics and economics?
d. How should wealth and power be distributed in society, and how should that
distribution be determined?
Try to account for (explain the source of) their similarities and differences. Are the conservatives and progressives, as a group, consistent in their arguments across time, or do they change on one or more fundamental questions? If you decide that they change, explain when and why. Finally, explain why you find the conservatives or progressives more persuasive.
HINT: You will find it easier to write this paper if you are first able to explain what all conservatives have in common, and what all progressives have in common.
HINT: You will find it easier to write this paper if you choose at least one progressive and at least one conservative from the years prior to the Civil War, and at least one progressive and at least one conservative from the years following the Civil War.
Topic A, third paper: First, pick a disputed question about politics and economics in current American society. Such a question might be, but is not limited to, the following:
a. Should we have national health insurance?
b. Has our attempt to "end welfare as we know it" been a success?
c. Should we attempt to redistribute wealth?
d. Should we more vigorously regulate business in order to protect our environment?
e. Should we allow completely free trade, or should we place limitations on imports?
f. Should government do anything about the supply and price of oil, and if so, what?
g. Should the stock market be more closely regulated?
h. Should the government regulate hate speech?
i. Should private campaign contributions be outlawed, and candidates and/or parties
be publicly financed?
j. How should we raise government revenue, and how should the tax burden be
Spend a page or so summarizing the problem as it has been depicted in the media.
Second, compare and contrast what Krugman, on the one hand, and Gilder on the other, DO or WOULD argue on the subject of the question you have chosen. As part of this exercise, you will be expected to do the following for each theorist:
a. Analyze the premises underlying their argument.
b. Evaluate the logical structure of their argument.
c. Evaluate their use of evidence.
d. Explain how their arguments apply to the social problem in question.
Third, evaluate the approach of the two theorists you have chosen to the problem you have chosen. Who is more persuasive, and why?
Topic B, third paper: Critique Gilder from the standpoint of Krugman. Critique Krugman from the standpoint of Gilder. That is, analyze and criticize each using the ideology and method of the other. You will want to begin by summarizing the argument of each, which will include elucidating the underlying premises, explaining the logical reasoning, and giving examples of the use of evidence.
How would Gilder criticize Krugman's premises, and vice-versa?
What important points would Krugman claim that Gilder leaves out, and vice-versa?
What important mistakes in the marshaling of evidence would Gilder claim that Krugman make, and vice versa?
Finally, giving due allowance for the fact that Gilder's book appeared in 1981, and Krugman's in 2007, explain whether you find Gilder or Krugman more persuasive, and why.
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Training Update & Good Life Race 5K
18February 24, 2014 by Katie
Well hey there! I hope you had a great weekend!
Today I thought I'd give you all an update on my training for the Palmetto 200, as well as let you know about an AWESOME local race for Chicagoans in April. First up, Palmetto 200 training! If you missed my first training post, the Palmetto 200 is a relay from Columbia, SC to Charleston, SC and is run similar to a Ragnar, which I'm sure many of you are more familiar with.
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I'm not sure exactly what I'll be running yet, but I know I'll be running anywhere from 12-20 miles over the course of 2 days, so my goal with training has been to run back to back days to get used to running on tired legs.
Category race, running, training plan | Tags: Good Life Race 5K, Oak Park Runners Club, Palmetto 200, run, running, training
Book Reviews: House Girl & The Rosie Project
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Hey everyone, HAPPY FRIDAY! I hope you all had great weeks and are ready for the weekend, I sure am! …
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Thursday Thoughts
20February 20, 2014 by Katie
Hey everyone! Wooohooo Thursday! It's 5am and I'm about to head out into "freezing rain…" REALLY? I guess that's what we get when we hope for the weather to warm up! So lovely. Anyway, on to this week's Thursday Thoughts!
1. So I work near the Wrigley building downtown and I noticed that in three of the windows (that I can see) there are lights shining out of the window. I am HORRIBLY curious about it and after not finding anything on google and then mentioning it to my cousin she said it's now my responsibility to find out what they are. I will report back next Thursday.
Category Thursday Thoughts | Tags: breakfast, chicago, meal planning, travel, vacation, Wrigley building
New Balance Fresh Foam 980 Final Review
2February 19, 2014 by Katie
this is a compensated post, however all opinions are my own
Last Wednesday evening I head to Fleet Fleet Chicago for the New Balance Fresh Foam 980 launch party. The party was packed with runners excited to try out the new Fresh Foam running shoes. After finding Maggie and Erica, we headed out for a three mile fun run with the group.
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To be honest – I hadn't run outside for months! It was just too cold for my taste. Luckily we survived the run and I had a good time catching up with my running buddies.
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Ask Me Anything–Random Questions!
12February 18, 2014 by Katie
Hey everyone!
I hope you all had a good weekend (yes, I know it's Tuesday), because I did! My friend Maddie came into town and it was so nice to have her here and have her meet some of my friends and just finally see everything I've been talking about for all this time (she hasn't visited since spring of 2011!).
Today I thought I'd do another round of answers to the Ask Me Anything Questions! If you missed them, here are my other Ask Me Anything posts:
Ask Me Anything – Chicago, Charleston & Travel
Ask Me Anything – Career & Future
Today's theme: Random Questions!
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Pinterest Outfits Made Affordable
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We all know I'm a little obsessed with Pinterest, especially my style page. One of the things I don't like about Pinterest, however, is that it makes me want all these things that I can't afford.
So, I decided to take one of my favorite pinned outfits and re-create it only shopping at Old Navy, Target, H&M and Forever 21. I've put together options for each piece (excluding the clutch) for you all if you want to find them on your own. I also love to shop at Marshalls and TJMaxx, but those don't have sites for their clothing since they sell whatever items are brought in and it varies store to store.
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Happy Galentines Day!
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Happy Valentines Day everyone!
For the first time since I was in 5th grade (the last year we were all required to give one another valentines in our adorably decorated shoeboxes) I'm actually excited about Valentine's Day!
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Thursday Thoughts
22February 13, 2014 by Katie
Hey everyone – HAPPY THURSDAY! I don't think I've ever been more excited for a Thursday! Haha – I can finally watch the Bachelor tonight! And relax… Anyway, on to this week's Thursday Thoughts!
1. So last night was the New Balance Fresh Foam launch party, and I was pleasantly surprised! There was a HUGE turnout, great stuff, and everyone there seemed to be having a great time. I'll definitely blog more about it, along with my final review of their shoes, next week.
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Meal Prep Sunday & Pumpkin Protein Muffins
12February 11, 2014 by Katie
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How to Make a Social Media Kit Using PicMonkey
13February 11, 2014 by Katie
Hey Everyone!
It's been a while since my last PicMonkey post! I wanted to let you know I'm now a PicMonkey Affiliate, meaning that if you sign up for Prime I do receive a commission. However, as you all know, I have been singing praises for PicMonkey since I discovered the site well over a year ago, so it's a product I promote no matter what!
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