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The stars came out this week to celebrate "Sparkle", opening this Friday. While the film has the dubious honor of being Whitney Houston's last movie, we can't wait to see some sumptuous 60s-era costumes and hair designs and to hear stars Jordin Sparks, Tika Sumpter and Carmen Ejogo harmonize. Here are some hits (and a few misses) from the red carpet.
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Baking without a food processor
I don't own a food processor. I want to try the recipe in the most recent Gourmet for the muffin like cookies with blueberry filling.
Anyone who has seen the recipe....I have a very nice mixer...could I use that? What setting? The instructions say to pulse a few times to make a dough.
What did people do before food processors? Must I purchase one? I only bake about 4 or 5 times a year.
Using a food processor for baking would be for blending the flour with the fat so tiny bits of fat are covered in flour. Then liquids (egg, milk, etc.) are added and pulsed just for 1/2 second or three to mix, but not to knead unless it's a yeasted bread where you want to develope the gluten. Over-pulsing with a non-yeaseted dough will make it tough and hard.
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I want to try that recipe as well. I'm sure you can do it without the processor. Basically they want you to combine the sugar, flour, etc. and then cut in the butter like you would do when you make a pie crust, which you can do in a bowl with a pastry cutter or two knives, then you can mix in the egg yolks (or whatever it says) by hand. You don't really even need a mixer.
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I have the recipe in front of me. I would suggest that you whisk the flour, sugars, etc. together, either by hand or in your mixer, if it has a whisk attachment. Then, for best results, cut in the butter by hand, using that implement that cuts the shortening into flour for pie crusts. Don't know what it is called. Then add the egg yolks and vanilla and mix with a fork until evenly blended. Alternatively, you could mix in the butter with your mixer, then adding the other ingredients, but it may make the resulting dough a bit heavier than you want it to be. That sounds like an interesting "cookie". Let us know how the cookies turn out.
I tried to look for that recipe, and couldn't find it. If the recipe says to pulse, they are wanting to simulate kneading. I wouldn't use a mixer. Follow the recipe directions exactly, when you comes to the processor part, treat it like a dough, and knead it by hand until it looks like the recipe says it should after pulsing. You are trying to pull the dough together.


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Tip-Off Timer: Barkley Made It Fun to Watch No. 34
He wasn't the best No. 34 who ever played the game -- that probably belongs to Hakeem Olajuwon or Shaquille O'Neal -- but he was the most controversial. And maybe the most contradictory.
Charles Barkley, who wore his 34 with both the Philadelphia 76ers and the Phoenix Suns, stood alone when it came to polarizing basketball fans.
Through his 16-year playing career, he had fans who absolutely adored him and the way he played the game. He had fans who absolutely hated him, for the way he played, the way he acted, and for the things he said.
It's the same path he travels today as a television analyst. For every fan who thinks he's hilarious, there is one who finds him tasteless. Some find him compelling to watch. Others can't stand the sight of him.
He can be insulting, yet comical, happy to make fun of himself, yet arrogant in his stance. He is confrontational yet compassionate. He would give you the shirt off his back, then knock you down to take it away when he changes his mind.
He did it as a player, and he does it today as an analyst. It's not easy to top a Hall of Fame playing career that included two Olympic Gold Medals and an NBA Most Valuable Player Award. But he has done it in television, becoming the biggest attraction on an Emmy Award-winning basketball show. He is unrefined, yet clearly defined in his style.
He was unique from the day he arrived in the NBA. He looked too short and too overweight to be the No. 5 pick in the 1984 Draft out of Auburn University. He didn't have the body for the things he could do, proving to be one of the most versatile players in basketball history, always too big for the little guys to guard and too quick for the big guys who tried to guard him.
He led the league in personal fouls, but he also led it in rebounding. He told jokes on the court, then got into fights, undeterred when it came to battling bigger guys like Shaquille O'Neal and Bill Laimbeer. He was praised for his honesty, often generous with his time to a fault, yet criticized for being so outspoken.
He loved to entertain the fans with his play, but he bristled at those who wanted him to be a role model for their kids. He loved mingling with fans who adored him, yet he often got out of hand. The fan who threw a cup of ice at him in Orlando once found himself being thrown through a plate-glass window.
He would smile and kiss babies in the stands, yet he was suspended by the league when he tried to spit on a heckler but hit a little girl instead.
There were those who still think of him as a racist, yet others who believed he helped break down racial barriers in society with his often humorous comments on the issues. His conversation is usually peppered with political incorrectness, yet he expects soon to be involved in politics, eventually running for governor of Alabama.
He was once criticized for a tasteless remark when Magic Johnson retired because of contracting the AIDS virus, yet it was Barkley who changed his number in Philadelphia to 32 for one season to honor Johnson.
As a player he never won a championship, yet he won the hearts and the attention of many along the way, and he continues to leave an indelible impression on the game.


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LOOKING FOR GOOD FOOD From El Paso - Denver
Wife and I going on a big road trip in July. Beginning in EL PASO, going to CARLSBAD, NM, ROSWELL, NM, SANTA FE, DURANGO, CO, MOAB, UT. GRAND JUNCTION, CO., and ending up in DENVER . I am looking for good eats along the way. Also, is Cattleman's Steakhouse at Indian Cliffs Ranch worth the trip?
Thank you very much.
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Yes, you can. Sort of. Mizuna's sous chef left and opened the excellent Fruition. :)
Bonanno's joint still has TK's mac and cheese though:
Now you've gone and made me drool on my keyboard.
I can't believe there are no good places to eat between El Paso and Denver! Does this mean I should change my plans?
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Yes, don't start (or end) in El Paso. Just kidding.
I'm assuming you're not looking for fine dining recs right off the highway or you'll be disappointed. (Well, that's not completely true when you make it through ski resort country. There are a slew of places now in Edwards, for example, so you don't necessarily have to stop off in Aspen.)
Grand Junction/Fruita:
Pablo's Pizza - http://www.pablospizza.com
Il Bistro Italiano http://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant...
Fruita Brewing Co. has inoffensive though unremarkable pub food, although I was last there in '05.
Open Table shows a place open now in GJ called 626 on Rood (Modern American Cuisine and Wine Bar) that sounds intriguing, but I haven't been & the website isn't functional.Durango:
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Comfort Room, 1 Double Bed - Breakfast Included
- FREE Breakfast
Breakfast is included in your stay.
- FREE Wifi
Wifi is included in your stay.
- FREE Parking
Parking is included in your stay.
Bad Rippoldsau-Schapbach hotel with an indoor pool
Situated in Bad Rippoldsau-Schapbach, this hotel is in the same area as Alpirsbach Abbey and Alpirsbacher Klosterbraeu Brewing World. Regional attractions also include Freudenstadt Marktplatz and Freudenstadt Golf Club.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Hotel Ochsenwirtshof features an outdoor tennis court. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access and laundry facilities.
Room Amenities
Televisions come with satellite channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, desks, and bathrobes.
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In addition to an indoor pool, Hotel Ochsenwirtshof provides an outdoor tennis court and a sauna. The hotel offers a restaurant. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
This Bad Rippoldsau-Schapbach hotel also offers a picnic area, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities.
- Total number of rooms - 15
- Number of floors - 2
- Tennis on site
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Event catering
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Laundry facilities
- Picnic area
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free outdoor parking
- Garage parking (surcharge)
- Outdoor tennis court
- Sauna
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Swimming pool - indoor
- Tour assistance
- Free Wi-Fi
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Free outdoor parking, Garage parking (surcharge)
- Room Amenities
- Direct-dial phone
- Wake-up calls
- Extra towels/bedding
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- Satellite TV service
- Clock radio
- Desk
- Window opens
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Free Wi-Fi
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Dining
Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast.
Onsite dining venue - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
- Recreation
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor tennis court, an indoor pool, and a sauna.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golf - miniature nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Skiing - cross-country nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Horse riding/rental nearby
- Playground nearby
- Bird watching on site
- Fishing on site
- Hiking/biking trails on site
- Mountain biking on site
- Running track/path on site
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- Check-in
Check-in time ends at 10 PM
Check-in time starts at 1 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Guests planning to arrive after 10 PM are required to contact the property prior to arrival to organize late check-in. Contact details are provided in the confirmation email received after booking.
- Check-out
Check-out time is 11 AM
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets allowed
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.70 per person, per night
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.- Self parking fee: EUR 6 per night
- Pet fee: EUR 7 per pet, per night
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 30 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Additional Details
Reservations are required for massage services. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).
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Single: NZ$170 per night
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Our award winning Waiorau Homestead boutique accommodation offers the ultimate luxury accommodation in the Cardrona Valley, Wanaka – comfort, style and hospitality. Set amongst 10 acres of rural farmland, sheltered by mature trees with a stream boundary, you can enjoy stunning views of Mt Cardrona and the surrounding valley - Waiorau Homestead Lodge is your perfect base for a summer or winter getaway!
Our central location in the Cardrona Valley between Wanaka and Queenstown makes Waiorau Homestead Lodge a fantastic base for exploring the region with an easy commute between these two beautiful districts. You can simply relax and enjoy the tranquil surroundings of Wanaka and the Cardrona or, if you are energetic, there are countless local activities to choose from - including hiking, mountain biking, horse riding, quad-biking, skiing and snowboarding as well as a wide range of boating activities. A large number of world class wineries, galleries and boutique shops are also within easy access.
We have three beautifully appointed bedrooms to choose from, a private guest lounge and dining room, outdoor spa and fireplace, petanque and many other guest services and amenities to make your stay a memorable one.
• Luxuriously appointed bedrooms with ensuites
• Private bathroom with spa-bath
• Beautifully furnished & spacious guest areas
• Private guest lounge with large log fire
• Guest dining room, with tea & coffee making facilities
• All guest rooms open onto veranda with mountain & garden views
• Outdoor Hot Tub
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• Complimentary afternoon tea/wine & nibbles on arrival
• Full gourmet breakfast
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• Airport & town transfers – on request
• Guest computer for email & internet
• Complimentary wireless internet access throughout all guest areas
• TV and DVD player in bedrooms and Guest Lounge
• Guest CD, DVD, Games & Book Library
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• Laundry facilities
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Your hosts, Blyth and Ann, have extensive background in the hospitality industry including a number of years in some of New Zealand's most well known tourist resorts and have now settled in the beautiful Cardrona Valley close to Wanaka and Queesntown. We are happy to assist with planning your Central Otago experiences. Blyth is a chef, experienced fisherman, hunter and outdoors enthusiast and we are happy to assit with your planning & booking your activities.
We promise to make your stay one to remember – which our Visitor Book affirms – and we invite you to join us and enjoy the wonderful ambiance of our homestead lodge and warmest hospitality.
"One of the best places in the world we have stayed!
Thank you so much for your hospitality…divine!"
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Posted at: 03/11/2013 10:08 AM
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Delta Air Lines jet has veered off a runway at William P. Hobby Airport in Houston.
Airport spokeswoman Darian Ward says nobody was hurt in the incident Monday morning as the plane prepared to depart for Atlanta.
Ward says the plane carrying about 70 passengers somehow veered off the runway. Images from the scene showed the jet's front gear in the grass.
Ward didn't immediately provide the plane's flight number. She says the incident didn't affect other arriving or departing flights.
Shuttle buses were dispatched to transport the passengers back to the terminal for rebooking.
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Title: Community development officer at Wells Fargo
Hometown: Humboldt
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Background: Jarding is a community development officer for the Wells Fargo Social Responsibility Group.
She joined Wells Fargo in 2008 and manages community and economic development projects and financial education for South Dakota and North Dakota. She ensures the housing and small-business needs of low- and moderate income individuals and minorities are met by providing tailored products and services.
Before joining Wells Fargo, Jarding interned for U.S. Sen. Tim Johnson, D-S.D., in Washington, D.C., worked in the KELO-TV news department and supported media relations for the South Dakota Department of Tourism and State Development in Pierre.
Jarding serves as treasurer for the Jump$tart Coalition, is a classroom volunteer for Junior Achievement and serves on the Sioux Falls Area Chamber of Commerce Community Appeals Committee. She is a founding steering committee member for the Sioux Falls Young Professionals Network.
She has a bachelors degree in journalism and mass communication from South Dakota State University and is pursuing a masters degree in community development from SDSU.
Parents, Charles and Paula Jarding; four sisters, Laura, Emily, Elizabeth and Anna; a brother-in-law, Erik; and two nieces, Ella and Grace.
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A: When I went off to college Go, Jacks! I majored in journalism and mass communications. I was working part time at a television station in Sioux Falls and thought that after I graduated Id be working in the news industry as a producer. Well, that didnt happen. Instead, I had the opportunity to work for the state of South Dakota before joining the Wells Fargo team in 2008.
Each day, I have the opportunity to network with individuals in communities across two states. I focus my time on finding ways for Wells Fargo to support the housing and small-business needs of low- and moderate-income people and minorities across North Dakota and South Dakota. The projects and initiatives we support are making a difference for individuals and families in our communities and seeing that progress is what keeps me motivated to do more.
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You were active in getting the Young Professionals Network started. Do you think the established segment of the Sioux Falls business community is listening to younger professionals? What could be better?
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- The revenue growth came in higher than the industry average of 6.0%. Since the same quarter one year prior, revenues rose by 27.3%. This growth in revenue does not appear to have trickled down to the company's bottom line, displaying stagnant earnings per share.
- PIP's debt-to-equity ratio is very low at 0.29 and is currently below that of the industry average, implying that there has been very successful management of debt levels. Along with this, the company maintains a quick ratio of 2.87, which clearly demonstrates the ability to cover short-term cash needs.
- The company's current return on equity greatly increased when compared to its ROE from the same quarter one year prior. This is a signal of significant strength within the corporation. When compared to other companies in the Biotechnology industry and the overall market, PHARMATHENE INC's return on equity has significantly outperformed in comparison with the industry average, but has underperformed when compared to that of the S&P 500.
- This stock's share value has moved by only 36.48% over the past year. Naturally, the overall market trend is bound to be a significant factor. However, in one sense, the stock's sharp decline last year is a positive for future investors, making it cheaper (in proportion to its earnings over the past year) than most other stocks in its industry. But due to other concerns, we feel the stock is still not a good buy right now.
- The company, on the basis of change in net income from the same quarter one year ago, has significantly underperformed when compared to that of the S&P 500 and the Biotechnology industry. The net income has significantly decreased by 529.4% when compared to the same quarter one year ago, falling from -$0.03 million to -$0.21 million.
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Barbra Streisand doesn't think women should search for a man.
The 'Guilt Trip' actress - who is married to actor James Brolin - found love with her husband of 15 years when she stopped looking for romance and she believes single ladies should let matters of the heart happen naturally.
In an interview with The Independent newspaper, she explained: ''They shouldn't look. I wasn't looking when I first met my now husband. Sometimes love comes when you don't try so hard. I think that's what happened with us, too.''
The 70-year-old actress - who was previously married to actor Elliot Gould, with whom she has one son, Jason - recalls being nervous about meeting her current husband on a blind date but they quickly hit it off.
She said: ''I was editing my last movie when I was supposed to meet Jim on a blind date thing. I had a night shift because I like to work into the wee small hours of the night, and I said to my editors, 'Stay here, I'm just going into town for a dinner party and then I'll come back and work.'
''I think Jim had the same feeling before he met me, like, 'Oh my god, what am I doing?' But we got along great and talked about architecture and relationships. He said, 'I'm going to take you home' and I said, 'I have to go back to work'. 'No', he says, 'I'm going to take you home'. And that was it.''
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A dramatic increase in border security over the past six years has made the Sierra Blanca inspection station one of the nation's toughest. And I oughta know.
In a committee hearing Wednesday, Tommy Williams and Wendy Davis spent fifteen minutes sparring over SB 21, a bill by Williams that would make drug testing mandatory for certain individuals wishing to receive unemployment benefits.
After seven years, teaching kindergarten in a community devastated by drug addiction became more than I could bear. Still, my decision to leave was fraught with mixed emotions.
There are three secrets to Miguel Felix Gallardo's multimillion-dollar empire of drugs and power. Corruption, corruption, and corruption.
How a small Houston biotech company and a giant California-based rival are battling over who developed what may be a revolutionary cure for asthma and allergies.
A key compromise on SB-11 moves the controversial bill to the full Senate.
The cocaine goes north. The money goes south. And Mexican kingpins like Juan García Abrego laugh all the way to the bank—a Texas bank, that is.
Drug treatment seldom works: at many centers, greedy entrepreneurs prey on frightened parents and troubled kids. But one teenager's parents decided to take one last, desperate step: they sent their son to the toughest program in Texas.
Prozac was supposed to cure Skye Morris' depression. Now her husband is trying to prove that it caused her to commit suicide.


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Spring Cleaning with Kids
"Clean up, clean up, everbody, everywhere. Clean up, clean up, everybody do their share." A classic sing-a-long of early childhood, but in busy households it may be easier sung than done! This month we'll be blogging away on the subject of spring cleaning to help inform and inspire the parents (and kids) out there to start the summer off with a newly refreshed, organized and yes, cleaner, home.
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To get things going, we've gathered up a few posts from the past and added a link to where you'll find lots more as we add to our "Clean Up Time" archive this month:Just for the kids:
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The Moral Roots of Income Inequality
Inequality is not simply a matter of numbers and economics. Thomas Edsall explores at the moral and cultural roots of income inequality last week in the New York Times. His essay takes as its basis a recent speech by Alan B. Krueger, President Obama's Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, entitled "Fairness as an Economic Force." Here is one excerpt from Krueger's speech:
In considering reasons for the growing wage gap between the top and everyone else, economists have tended to shy away from considerations of fairness and instead focus on market forces, mainly technological change and globalization. But given the compelling evidence that considerations of fairness matter for wage setting, I would argue that we need to devote more attention to the erosion of the norms, institutions and practices that maintain fairness in the job market. We also need to focus on the policies that can lead to more widely shared – and stronger – economic growth. It is natural to expect that market forces such as globalization would weaken norms and institutions that support fairness in wage setting. Yet I would argue that the erosion of the institutions and practices that support fairness has gone beyond market forces.
While globalization, outsourcing, and the rise of robots certainly are part of the reduction of wages and the hollowing out of the middle class, they do not tell the whole story.
At a time when real wages are stagnant, CEO pay is skyrocketing, income at the highest levels of society is increasing disproportionately, and corporate profits as a share of Gross Domestic Product have reached record levels.
Importantly, Edsall notes that conservatives and liberals both have focused a light on this disintegration of the moral fabric of our society, though they often do so in very different ways. He begins his essay with a discussion of Charles Murray and David Brooks, each of whom argue that the economic and political problems we face have their roots in "disintegrating moral norms."
While Krueger's analysis is very different from Charles Murray's or from David Brooks', all three share an interest in what they see as disintegrating moral norms. And there is something else that binds them: the trends that Murray, Brooks and Krueger deplore continue with unrelenting force. From Murray's perspective, social decay and irresponsible behavior have spread into the broad working and lower middle class.
Liberals and conservatives often reject alliances on moral questions, and their analyses of the moral decay are meaningfully different. And yet, Edsall does well to bring them together and to remind us that radical inequality and political paralysis may have cultural and moral valences that transcend political affiliation. His essay on "Our Broken Social Contract" is your weekend read.
You might also look at Alan Krueger's speech, "Fairness as an Economic Force." originally given at Oberlin College. I have written about Murray's book Coming Apart, here and here.
Is Economic Inequality Becoming a Problem for Americans?
Is economic inequality becoming a problem for Americans? The common sense today is that OWS has put inequality on the agenda today in a way that is new in American politics. And today Eduardo Porter makes the argument that OWS is having some traction on the question of income inequality. While Americans traditionally are tolerant of inequality, that may be changing.
Our tolerance for a widening income gap may be ebbing, however. Since Occupy Wall Street and kindred movements highlighted the issue, the chasm between the rich and ordinary workers has become a crucial talking point in the Democratic Party's arsenal. In a speech in Osawatomie, Kan., last December, President Obama underscored how "the rungs of the ladder of opportunity had grown farther and farther apart, and the middle class has shrunk."
There are signs that the political strategy has traction. Inequality isn't quite the top priority of voters: only 17 percent of Americans think it is extremely important for the government to try to reduce income and wealth inequality, according to a Gallup survey last November. That is about half the share that said reigniting economic growth was crucial.
Seventeen percent seem a low number of citizens concerned about inequality, but looking deeper, Porter argues that attitudes are changing.
A slightly different question indicates views have changed: 29 percent said it was extremely important for the government to increase equality of opportunity. More significant, 41 percent said that there was not much opportunity in America, up from 17 percent in 1998.
Statistics on income mobility are notoriously hard to measure and contested, but the surveys indicate that optimistic Americans are losing that sense of mobility and possibility. Even if people can and do often earn more than their parents, the vast rifts opening up between rich and middle class means that increasingly Americans live in different worlds. These vast divisions are now seen as a problem not only by liberals, but also by conservatives like Charles Murray, whose book Coming Apart bemoans the loss of a common sense of American values. There is a way in which the truly extraordinary gaps in income are unraveling the social contract that holds the country together.
In other words, even for those who are accepting of inequality and who believe in a meritocracy, excessive inequality cannot be justified. As Porter writes:
One doesn't have to believe in equality to be concerned about these trends. Once inequality becomes very acute, it breeds resentment and political instability, eroding the legitimacy of democratic institutions. It can produce political polarization and gridlock, splitting the political system between haves and have-nots, making it more difficult for governments to address imbalances and respond to brewing crises. That too can undermine economic growth, let alone democracy.
Read more here.
For the Welfare of All
A reader responds to my post on The Great Cultural Divide and reminds me that perhaps Charles Murray's most interesting suggestion in his new book, Coming Apart: The State of White America, 1960–2010, is for a Basic Income Guarantee (BIG) or what used to be called a "negative income tax." The post, by a reader named Murfmensch, reads:
Murray also calls for a Basic Income Guarantee to replace all other government provisions. I think his particular proposal would harm the wrong people. He thinks provisions for "widows and orphans" have wrought harms that I don't see. However, I think a Basic Income Guarantee, funded by a tax on pollution and/or income past twice the median, would increase the number of people conducting civic, cultural, entrepreneurial, and political work. Alaska has a small BIG and it seems to help out in this way.
One point Murray made at a conference was interesting. With a BIG, not only would people receive money they need, others would [not] know you are receiving money.
While I don't know what amount would "do the trick" I think a BIG would offer a corrective to problems that Hannah Arendt diagnoses as stemming from a "job-holder" society.
The Basic Income Guarantee is basically a refashioning of the proposal for a negative income tax (NIT), which is commonly thought to have originated with economist Milton Friedman, who advocated it in his 1962 book, Capitalism and Freedom. I have long been an advocate of a negative income tax, for many of the reasons Murfmensch mentions.
A negative income tax, as Friedman wrote in 1968 in Newsweek,
is to use the mechanism by which we now collect tax revenue from people with incomes above some minimum level to provide financial assistance to people with incomes below that level.
The point is to replace the overlapping and bureaucratic welfare programs in society (welfare, food stamps, unemployment, etc.) with a simple cash payment to every citizen.
Let's imagine that every person would receive—to take just one number often used—$8,000/year. Whatever the number, it is one we determine is necessary to live with some dignity in contemporary society. If you make $0 in a year, you receive $8,000 from the IRS—in essence a negative income tax. If you make $5,000, you'd receive $3,000. Anyone making more than $8,000 pays no taxes on that first $8,000 and begins paying the "positive" income tax on all extra income that supports those who make nothing. A family of four with no income would receive $32,000/year. With your base income you can do whatever you want. You can freeload or work, your choice. You can be an artist or a father. These are your choices.
The advantage of the negative income tax is that it offers a guaranteed minimal cash payment to every person and yet does away with the dehumanizing and costly apparatus of the welfare state. We could still offer Social Security, Medicaid, and Medicare. But all other bureaucracies go. Everyone, rich and poor, fills out the same tax forms. Those who choose not to work (let's stop calling them poor) simply get a check. They don't have to use food stamps or live in a shelter or apply for welfare. They can share apartments or group houses with others. There is no long-term unemployment insurance. They can simply use their money to live as they will.
Obviously some people will benefit pretty well doing nothing. Some will game the system and freeload. But the real advantage is that for those who don't care about making lots of money, for those who choose professions with inconsistent and often low remuneration, and even for those who simply prefer raising a family or doing community service to working, there is another option. You can basically choose to drop out of the jobholders society and the rat race with the security that you will have enough money to survive. Sure, you won't be buying fancy clothes or driving a big car. You won't be able to send your kids to fancy schools. But you can take years off work to take care of a dying relative or choose to be an artist, craftsperson, or thinker and know that in those years when you don't make enough to live on you will have a guaranteed income every year that you need it.
What the negative income tax or the Basic Income Guarantee does is make it possible to choose to opt out of the economy without stigma or danger to one's health and ability to live.
Political thinkers and economists on the left and right have embraced these proposals since Friedman originated them. There have been two major sticking points.
On the right, the fear of freeloaders and thus the desire to prevent people from choosing not to work—which is something I think is one of the great advantages of the program. There is a real debate about whether the negative income tax will increase laziness or free people to do what they love. It is probably some of both.
On the left, the fear is what happens when someone spends their money unwisely and then has nothing left. Once we get rid of welfare and food stamps to replace them with the negative income tax, there is always the danger that people will end up starving out in the cold. This too is a real risk and no doubt it will happen. There is of course charity, but that may not be enough for some people. And what about parents who waste their children's guaranteed income?
Questions remain about the negative income tax and there are details to be decided. But the benefits of negative income tax are worth these risks on both right and left. It seems that this is an Arendtian idea whose time has come.
Read an interview with Milton Friedman on the Negative Income Tax Here.
Read and essay in the NY Times about the Negative Income Tax Here.
America's Great Cultural Divide
You know that the problem of inequality has gone mainstream when even Charles Murray has written a book about it. Not only the Occupy movement and the Tea Party, but also Murray—the conservative force between The Bell Curve and other controversial contributions to the culture wars—is now loudly screaming about the dangers of inequality in America. But with Murray, there is a difference.
If the Occupy Wall Street movement focuses on the vast income inequality that divides the country into haves, have nots, and have-it-alls, and if the Tea Party divides the country into the self-sufficient and the governmental dependents, Murray points to yet another divide: the Cultural Divide.
Murray begins with a point that I take to be essential:
Life sequestered from anybody not like yourself tends to be self-limiting.
Americans (Murray means by this term always white Americans) are living increasingly amongst those like themselves. Murray means by this that American elites (both Republican and Democrat) have separated themselves from the rest of the country. Specifically, he is worried that wealthy white Americans live apart from and are ignorant of poor white Americans. And vice versa.
In his new book, Coming Apart: The State of White America, 1960–2010, Murray argues that an enormous cultural divide has separated white Americans into classes that don't mix. While many liberals might welcome Murray's voice pointing to the rise of inequality in America, his analysis and prescriptions are radically different from those usually suggested by the left. For one thing, Murray focuses on white Americans between 30-49. Part of this focus is to support his argument that "Cultural inequality is not grounded in race or ethnicity." This itself will strike many on the left as an evasion, which it is. And yet, Murray's focus on the increasingly vast class divisions amongst white Americans points to the profound depths of the rising class and income inequality that pervades and divides American society.
Murray does not only point out the vast class divide in the United States. He points to solutions as well. His book is a call to action, but one that has little if nothing to say about the need for government to help the poor. No, for Murray, what both the lower and upper classes need are better values. The lower classes must learn from the upper classes the values of hard work, marriage, and family. The upper classes must learn from the lower classes the value of community, patriotism, and religion.
Whatever one thinks of Murray's analysis, he is right that we all need to do more to read and think and interact with others with whom we don't always agree. Those interested in and concerned by inequality in American can learn from Murray's book, and they should, even as they should wonder at his single-minded concern with white people. Problematic books can teach us much. Thus, for this week's weekend read, I suggest you take a look at Murray's latest essay on "The New American Divide."


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... more fantastic than the last. It has been another of my "bucket list" of things to see before I die.
Our trip has just been fantastic so far, and I cannot imagine a more rewarding experience.
Tomorrow is a rest day, more or less, and we plan to drive down to the "red rocks" area of Sedona in the afternoon to sightsee.
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Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon
... It was also about that time that we realised we had a way to go and the petrol was down - so, we stepped it down and peg, coasted for 32 kms and rode into a service station even before the reserve tanks had to kick in.
Out to do the domestic stuff; grab a bite to eat and tomorrow, onto Kingman for 2 nights.
It's hard to believe that we hand the bikes back, once they have had a good clean, on Thursday to mainfreight, then have until Tuesday when we all fly out of LA
The RV is repaired
Again the news on the RV wasn't what we'd hoped, and it required a certain amount of pestering from me and John (Brad the RV guy must have thought it odd that my voice kept changing from call to call) to get them to commit to having it ready for 5pm. This meant that our plan to stay the night in the Grand Canyon was effectively scuppered, but we thought we could get as far as Flagstaff and so booked a space at the Woody Mountain RV Park on 'historic' Route ...
Family Trek to Grand Canyon National Park & more
... roads in the Coconino National Forest. We traveled over bumps and through deep potholes filled with the previous evening's rain. We drove on and on until Doc and Bill started to fret and fear that we might never find our way out again. Amy and I grinned silently. We loved this sort of thing. Eventually, after much complaining and suggestions that we should "just turn around before it's too late" we finally found Lava River Cave. There are no amenities here. There is just ...
Day 16 - Arizona, The Grand Canyon State
... AZ back in 1981.
We crossed the Continental Divide at an elevation of over 7,000 feet. We passed through many Indian reservations and were saddened to see how some people live, the properties were dumps, full of rusty cars and piles of junk. There is obviously a good market in second-hand trailers in this area.
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No, it seems the sandbox affects all sites equally. It started in March of this year. While it is possible to rank for non-competitive keywords fairly easily, it is virtually impossible to rank for competitive keywords on a new site. The correlation between the sandbox and Adwords is that Google is making more money off Adwords because new businesses have to pay to get listed (or so say many).
However I am still curious, is there a correlation between the speed of the PR update and the type of the site (commercial, informational)? I mean, is there evidence that the sandbox is mainly for commercial sites?


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When they visit O'Brien in the belief he is a member of the Brotherhood, O'Brien asks them what they would be willing to do to overthrow the Party. They each agree, in turn, that they would be willing to give their own lives, to commit murder, to engage in acts of sabotage which may result in the deaths of innocent people, to betray their country to foreigners, to engage in a list of blatantly criminal and immoral acts, to give up their identities, commit suicide, and even to "throw sulphuric acid in a child's face" if service to the Brotherhood required it. What they are not willing to do is to "separate and never see one another again." Of course, the whole interview is a sham, and when Winston is later taken into custody, and tortured by O'Brien, a recording of what Winston said in O'Brien's chamber is played back to refute his contention that he is "morally superior" to the Party. T
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Two matched pairs at last night's Established & Sons dinner at the Milan Furniture Fair: from left to right, Renzo Rosso, Lapo Elkann, Anna Dello Russo, and Anna Piaggi. For more photos, see our party report.
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ERGOLOID MESYLATES (ER goe loid MES i lates) is one of a group of medicines known as ergot alkaloids. It is used to treat memory loss or confusion.What should I tell my health care provider before I take this medicine?
They need to know if you have any of these conditions:- mental disorder
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Take this medicine by mouth. Follow the directions on the prescription label. Use a specially marked spoon or container to measure each dose. Ask your pharmacist if you do not have one. Household spoons are not accurate. Take your medicine at regular intervals. Do not take it more often than directed. Do not stop taking except on your doctor's advice.Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. Special care may be needed.
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