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http://upload.lushstories.com/1209808072-Superman.gif I hope you have a Super Birthday! I have been that age. I have done that age. It is fun. Enjoy it to the fullest, playboy!
Scarface (1983) "The world, Chico, and everything in it." - Tony Montana
"Hit 'Em Up" by 2Pac made my jaw dropped when I first heard it. I knew the diss song could cause many problems!
I really need...A GREAT SUMMER!!!
Marvin Gaye!
No, tattooed women don't turn me on because I am not a big fan of tattoos!
Yes, I have hot friends with benefits!!!
I like slim and curvy girls!
I like petite women with long hair. The shortest woman I dated was 5'1 and she was BAD!!!
Carlito's Way, Philadelphia, or The Godfather.
I would like to congratulate one of the most gifted writers on Lush, Kal-El85, on his marriage! I wish him nothing but love, happiness, and joy in the future! God Bless you, Jerrell Smith! I am happy you have found your Black Queen! http://upload.lushstories.com/968837715-marriage.png
To relax and feel better after a difficult day, I usually take a long walk, have a nice meal, and take a shower. Then I watch some TV and go to bed.
I select B because I'm a Bad Boy!
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Naughty Maid!
It is sad that most "performers" in the porn world have love for an industry that does not love them back!
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AgustaWestland AW139 c/n 31267 PH-PXY of the Aviation Department of the Dutch National Police Corps, almost overflying my house some 30 kilometers from Schiphol airport in The Netherlands on 1 July 2012, so I could take the picture sitting leasurely on my patio, a relaxed way of aircraft spotting which I can recommend. The undercarriage is retracted without covering doors into the nose and under the pontoonlike extensions on both sides of the fuselage. Note the Dutch police logo on the fuselage ("politie" is the Dutch word for police). The aircraft made its first flight as I--EASH and entered service with the Dutch police on 11 December 2009.
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Howell begins a new role in 2013 as assistant pitching coach in his 12th season as a coach and 19th overall in the
Dodger organization... in his new role as assistant pitching coach, Howell will assist pitching coach Rick Honeycutt
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and pitchers on rehab assignments...Howell was the Dodgers' bullpen coach from 2008-12 and in that time the
club's relievers owned a 3.49 ERA, which was the third-best in the NL... in his four seasons as bullpen coach, the
Dodgers led the National League with both a .234 opponents' batting average and 137 wins while ranking fourth
on the circuit with 2,303 strikeouts... guided a bullpen in 2010 that boasted two All-Stars, (Jonathan Broxton and
Hong-Chih Kuo); the Dodgers were the only big league team with two All-Star relievers...it was also the first time
in franchise history that the Dodgers had two All-Star relievers in the same season... oversaw a bullpen in 2009
that led the Majors with a 3.12 ERA, finishing well ahead of the second-ranked Oakland A's (3.46)...spent 2006
and 2007 as the pitching coach for the Triple-A Las Vegas 51s and was a coach for the PCL All-Star Team in 2007...
prior to his stint in Las Vegas, spent one season (2005) as the pitching coach for the Double-A Jacksonville Suns,
who won the Southern League championship...spent the previous three seasons in the same post for the Single-A Vero Beach Dodgers...has international coaching experience and was part of a delegation of Dodger coaches who
traveled to Osaka, Japan in 2003, working with the Kinetsu Buffaloes of Japan's Pacific League...took part in two
fall training camps (2002-03) when the Buffaloes trained in Vero Beach, FL...was asked to help select pitchers for
Taiwan's 2004 Olympic baseball team and worked with the Dodgers' sister team in Taiwan, the Sinon Bulls.
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five with Los Angeles (1984-88) and two with Philadelphia...appeared in 235 games as a big leaguer, going 38-48
with a 3.95 ERA...registered 31 saves and 549 strikeouts...one of the hardest throwers in baseball, he once struck
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he did he was a gamble because of his academics, bama took a chance on him, that LSU wasn't willing to take.
Well Michael reported to campus high and with a supply. Some of the upperclassman let the coaches know on day 1.
They could have went after Eddie Lacey, a very good RB with grade issues or Michael Ford, a very good RB without grade issues. This is the 2009 class as well. It included Montgomery, Brockers, Claiborne, Randle, Davenport, Shepard, Loston, Hicks, Downs, Faulk, Minter, Mingo, Logan, Barrow, Williford, etc. which is pretty much the core of this years and last year's team. In hindsight you could probably have swapped out Lacy for someone, but at the time there wasn't room for a guy with grade issues. LSU needed a RB that was at the very least qualified because they didn't take one in 2008. It would have been nice, but you can't take every LA kid. Some are going to sneak across the border. I can deal with the Eddie Lacy's. It's the Trovon Reed's and Landon Collins' that hurt the most.
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The Elm 160 N. 12th St., 718-218-1088, Williamsburg, Brooklyn Paul Liebrandt is shooting for the stars in Williamsburg now that he's left the Michelin-starred Corton in TriBeCa. The Elm is still fine dining but without white tablecloths, located inside the chic King & Grove hotel. To access the restaurant, descend a flight of stairs whose entrance is on the building's exterior. You'll discover a lofty dining room where the walls climb with leafy plants and a frosted window that affords views of the hotel's pool (and swimmers in various states of undress). Each of Liebrandt's dishes is an elaborate, artistic production. Doesn't swiss chard agnolotti with lobster, corn and shishito peppers sound good? It tastes even better: the pasta envelopes nest under big chunks of lobster meat, smoked milk foam and gratings of butterscotch-like, five-year-old gouda. Upper Elm, a rooftop bar with stunning views of Manhattan, is perfect for a nightcap. Little Elm, an eight-seat chef's counter serving a tasting menu, should make its debut by the end of the month.
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Baseball Takes North Region Tourney for Second Year in a Row; Will Defend NWAACC Title in Re-Match of '09 Championship Game May 23, 2010
Bellevue College baseball has caught fire at the right time, winning all three games in the North Region Tourney to earn the #1 seed for the North Region and a spot in the NWAACC Championships where they will get a chance to defend their title. The Bulldogs' opening round game will be against Columbia Basin, the team Bellevue knocked off twice on Championship Monday last year to win the title.
Showing similarities with the '09 championship squad, the Bulldogs took the region tourney after laboring for much of the regular season. Bellevue's pitchers responded in the tourney with a strong showing, allowing only 3 runs in the entire tourney. In game one on Friday May 21, Ian Parmley was in control on the mound as Bellevue's bats were hot from the beginning. The Bulldogs put up a run in the first inning and were up 6-0 by the fourth as they coasted to an 8-1 win. Tyler Cox had 3 hits while Parmley, Garrett Patterson, Nick Smith, and Cory Urquhart had 2 apiece. On Saturday May 22, Bellevue was seeking redemption for the lackluster performance two weeks ago when they lost to Edmonds by scores of 8-2 and 14-1. Kyle Swannack frustrated the hot Edmonds hitters all game, throwing a two-hit complete game shutout against the regular season league champs. The game was scoreless until Alex Ross drew a 2-out walk in the 7th inning. Ryan Burnett followed with a double to drive in Ross to put Bellevue on top 1-0. Cody Edwards followed up with insurance RBI's in the 8th to give Bellevue a 3-0 win. Burnett also had a highlight catch, snagging a fly ball while leaping off the wall in center field. On Sunday May 23, Bellevue's pitching strategies paid off, as staff ace Seafth Howe was saved and ready for a re-match with Everett, who would need two wins over Bellevue to earn the bid to the NWAACC Championships. Howe kept Everett in check, throwing a 2-hitter as Smith went 4-for-4 to lead the Bulldogs to a 6-2 win. Parmley continued his hot hitting with 3 RBI's.
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That drop for them is only temporary anyhow, and we also have another 12 to 15 states that will be raising gas taxes as well.
"who cares? I'm not from California!" Actually, I'm not from California either! But, you should care what goes on there as well as whatever other country you guys trade with as the costs will be up or down. You take advantage of the downward prices while they last as they don't last long for most anything. Gas taxes effect everything, especially food and price at the pump. We're going to see another 10 to 50 cents here [some want $1 and $2 a gallon more], though they'll likely compromise at 15 to 35 cents a gallon. That'll boost up the prices on everthing a bit, just like this healthcare BS they passed through and a lot of other stuff they're gonna pass before long. Not gonna be pretty.
Quebec residents have been barred for almost a year now from participating in gas card draws for unknown reasons. Sucks but what can one do?
Congratulations on having the dedication to post for 700 consecutive days. Have a Wonderful 2014! Care to become buddies?? Warren :)
Why can't Quebec play in the $100 prize? I see past winners from Canada.
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Hi, yakstar..! Congratulations on 2600 posts! Nicely done! I noticed you just had 500 consecutive days as well; good job! From KrsnaDragon, also in Montréal. I hope you're well! Buddy Request sent.
Hi did you forget to click on accept, for my buddy request. Thanks
Congratulations on posting for 503 consecutive days. That is real dedication. Lets be buddies. Thanks...Shep
Congratulations on having the stamina to post for 500 consecutive days. Keep up the Great Work. Want to become buddies?? Warren {:-)


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DH fancies doing a spot of fishing during our next trip. Anyone here gone fishing near WDW, land or boat, we are open to suggestions. I've had a look at the official WDW site and got their info but it could be offsite too.
I have not fished at WDW. Do you know where he is going to fish? Or are you looking for information? POR has pole fishing. Many of the other resorts have a guided fishing tour. All fishing at WDW is catch and release.
Just looking for information Johnie. I'm probably wrong in saying this but I wouldn't have thought there would be much to catch in the WDW lakes so looking outside Disney too. Preferably calm water if on a boat so that I can join him.
My grandmother was a guide for years at disney she was on the female bass angler pro tour there is a crazy amount of bass in those lakes it's expensive but worth every penny you will catch a huge fish 5+ pounds
Some friends told me that they went to the lake at Kissimee where they did organised fishing trips from a boat Issy. I don`t know the name of the place but they took us there when they stayed with us at our villa a few years back. All I remember is that you can drive right up to the lakeside where they are located....not much use am I ? l:
I don't know if Disney requires you to possess a fishing license but anywhere outside of Disney certainly would.
I certainly hope for the very expensive guided fishing tours that Disney hosts that they would provide a license!
I would think so Johnie, In Virginia you can either get a personal license (fresh or salt water) or you may purchase one for the boat so that all on board are covered. Most people down here on the coast do that.


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I want to complete a few more runs. I'll probably complete Sin City in trade format and start working on one of my smaller runs like Hack Slash or Elflord or something. Also, buy more Bronze Age mags and more hardcover trades.
The Copper Age is my Golden Age
My 2014 1000 comic progress
It's hardly a secret that something is badly wrong with me. - Dan B. in the Underworld
I am ... a condescending prick sometimes. But I usually mean to be. - Paradox
I'm not infallible. I just act like it. - Me
Oh, I thought we were talking about next years goals. It's already gonna be 2013
The Copper Age is my Golden Age
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The Copper Age is my Golden Age
My 2014 1000 comic progress
Kind of gave up on this when I found a free online comic database that did a lot of the work for me.
Replaced old bags & boards but haven't gotten bags & boards for all the new stuff I picked up this year yet
Still a work in progress with the new stuff I got this year.
Did fairly well with this, traded a few high grade Avengers minor keys I had collected in trade for a large run of Warlords and other comics at one shop, traded a bunch of stuff into Lonestar for credit and filled in a bunch of runs, traded in old books to Half Price books and used it to get trades and/or back issues, etc. I still have a long box and a short box of stuff I'd like to trade, but I did make progress on this.
finished Amethyst, Zatanna, and PM & IF. Didn't get the PS issues but did pick up both of the Showcase Volumes to complete the run.
Have done fairly well with this. Completed Claw, Beowulf, Sword of Sorcery and Stalker runs, the Grell Warlord run-though I still need some issues post 100 in the series, have the first half of Arion done, Arak has proved troublesome finding around here, and a picked up a few dozen Conans, Savage Swords, COnan Sagas, Kulls, and Red Sonjas over the course of the year, so not bad.
Not so much on this, other things drew my attention away from Crossgen for most of the year, but I did pick up a few cheap trades and issues here and there.
Still a work in progress, but the pile seems to grow faster than I can read it down.
Haven't gotten to rereading anything, have been focusing on reading stuff I hadn't read before, so this took a back seat for now.
So all in all, made pretty good progress on the 2012 goals and am starting to formulate my 2013 goals now.
A lunatic is easily recognized...You can tell him by the liberties he takes with common sense...and by the fact that sooner or later he brings up the Templars.
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Not true! Well, in my opinion, anyway. It's a different feel to the book, but I think Warlord is worth reading up through #100.
After #100, well, that's a different story. The main reason to get them is that Grell was still doing covers occasionally and some of them are really good. But the book does become a mess after #100. But I think the post-Grell stuff up until #100, which for the most part forms one big epic from #73-100, is worth a read. Even the goofy stuff, like when Travis travels to the future and becomes President of the United States. What can I say, I have a soft spot for that story.
For reviews, essays and interviews with comic creators, check out my website at The Vault.
Sure. This isn't quite all of them, I have another stack of boxes on another wall, but you get the idea. The magazine boxes on top are going to be moved once I finished re-arranging the rest of the room. Eventually I hope to build some cabinets to put the boxes inside, but they don't look too bad this way -- certainly not as terrible as piles of old longboxes used to. And a heck of a lot easier to get in and out of thanks to the drawers. I also need to put up some decorations on the wall above the boxes, such as my original art, once I have a chance:
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Progress on both fronts. I finally did pick up the first three volumes of Locas not long ago. But the fun part remains... getting around to reading them for the first time. I predict I won't be disappointed.
I only need about 10 more Kirby issues to have the Jan 1965-death portion of Jacks complete works. The tip of the iceberg, but I'm pretty sure my feet are wet.
My progress report:
I've gone back to an MS Word file. The app was good, but not when it comes to going to conventions and trying to buy stuff.
No movement. Boxes still sitting there. Ug.Second, I want to trade (or sell) my 10 boxes of unwanted back issues for ... uh, wanted back issues.
I did indeed add to my Manning Tarzan run. I wasn't able to find the Batman Family issues or Infinity, Inc. 19, but I did find DC 2000 #1-2, which is quite hard to find (many retailers don't recall its existence), so I'm satisfied.Finally, I want to add to my Manning Tarzan run, get the last three issues of Batman Family I need, and get Infinity Inc. #19 so I can read the JLA/JSA crossover it's involved in.
I picked up maybe 5 issues of each of those three Batman books, but I didn't find any issues of the latter two titles at all.If I happen to see 1970s Batmans, Detectives, or Brave and Bolds I'm interested in for a surprisingly low price, I'll get them. Unfortunately, I suspect I'll instead be working on low-priced things like Weird War Tales and Many Ghosts of Doctor Graves.
Anyway, it is cool for you to acquire acrimony of crumbling time on blast this website.
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Haha I kind of forgot these were my goals. Well I have still managed to spend very wisely so that one is met.
Never finished grading my stuff though...I would rather read and collect than worry too much about grading.
I did find a nice copy of ASM #248!! Loved reading that story.
Can't say that I added much more Cap to the collection...however I did branch out into Batman and, as we speak, I am eyeing some nice horror issues for which Neal did the covers. I am feeling that Batman and horror comics are going to be my next thing for the coming year.
And finally, I have yet to read any of those graphic books. Part of me wants to try and seek original issue for V for Vendetta but that could get pricey. I could always just zip on down to Chapters or wherever and get a new copy of these as TPBs but I like looking for older copies online.
So I guess I didnt do too bad...I recently added my 600th book to the collection. I am sure we will have a new thread in the new year with which to update some goals
Nah for the first, although I'm reading more comics on the internet which is progress of a sort...
Nah for the second too. My loss because in the last couple of months I've missed out on ordering some neat comic-books.
Boycott Marvel. Make Mine Kirby.
Done! *Pats self on the back*
Big, fat, epic fail on this one. I've accumulated about 6 more long boxes worth of back issues over the past year, all from eBay and convention purchases! And yes, the unread piles from 2011 still remain largely unread. I think I may have a problem...
Congrats to all of you who accomplished your goals! I'm jealous.
Managed to do some of this: finished Preacher, read Quai d'Orsay II, all of The Unwritten up to the latest trade, and the first trade of Nikolai Dante; failed to get round to Phonogram II or Vinyl Underground, but still plan to do so in the coming months.
Didn't get the Kirby/Simon romance book but I did find some of the others I mentioned. Continued to make progress in my search for the Warren and Marvel B&W's I want. Tales Calculated to Drive You Mad #8 remains elusive. Still not sure how far I want to go with Peanuts - no farther than 1974, for sure, but maybe not even that far.But I will keep trying to hunt down some classics with a view to reading them in a few years once I get everything together - Warren and Marvel b&w's, Tales Calculated to Drive You Mad, the last few Peanuts collections I want (only intend to go up to the early 70s as it tailed off sharply for me after that) ... I might start looking at some stuff from Charleton and a few other publishers apart from Marvel and DC. Also will be looking for European stuff - Druillet, Bilal, Caza, ... I especially want to get a copy of Moebius's and Jodorowsky's L'Incal with the original colours.
Think I might get that new Fantagraphics collection of restored Kirby/Simon romance comics too.
[edit:]Other than Quai d'Orsay the only Euro BD I ended up reading was the Tintin album Le Lotus Bleu, so didn't get as much done on that front as I'd hoped.
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The Libertarian State of the Union
President Obama will address a number of critical topics in his State of the Union on January 28, and it won't be easy to reassure the public after a rocky 2013. From never-ending budget battles to controversial NSA surveillance programs to the hemorrhaging state of Obamacare, the president's big-government approach is floundering. These issues show that the libertarian message is more relevant than ever to federal policy debates.
Where will the ideas of freedom have the greatest impact in 2014? What role will libertarians play in shaping the debate both in Washington and across the country? David Boaz, the executive vice president of the Cato Institute, will discuss the state of the union from a libertarian perspective and take your questions.
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The Great Fact of Economic Growth, in Three Glimpses
In Bourgeois Dignity: Why Economics Can't Explain the Modern World, economic historian Deirdre McCloskey writes about the "Great Fact" – the enormous and unprecedented growth in living standards that began in the western world around 1700. She calls it "a factor of sixteen": we moderns consume at least 16 times the food, clothing, housing, and education that our ancestors did in London in the 18th century. Two new books help us to understand what that means.
In Sunday's Washington Post, Jonathan Yardley reviews Flyover Lives, a family memoir by Diane Johnson. She found diaries from some of her Midwestern ancestors, and Yardley notes what they tell us:
It must be just about impossible for a denizen of middle-class 21st-century America to imagine the toil and suffering that Catharine Martin [born 1800] and her counterparts underwent every day: living in crude houses — mere huts when they first settled in Illinois and elsewhere — slaving at open fires to prepare food for their families, and worst of all watching children fall ill and having nothing in their powers to help them: "Within a year of her marriage, with the fated fertility of women then, Catharine had her first baby, and named her Catharine Anne, after herself. They called her Sissie. This baby was followed by Charlotte Augusta in 1830 and Martha Olivia in 1831. When they were one, three, and five years old, all three little girls died in the space of a week or two." Catharine herself was ill but survived to write many years later: "When I got up, my house was empty, three little prattlers all gone, not one left."
This isn't so long ago. Catharine Martin was the great-great-grandmother of Diane Johnson. Go back another century, and read about 18th-century life in another new book, Three Squares by Abigail Carroll:
Invited to dine with a ferryman and his family, [a 1744 traveler from Maryland to Maine] declined. He described the meal: "They had no cloth upon the table, and their mess was in a dirty, deep, wooden dish which they evacuated with their hands, cramming down skins, scales, and all. They used neither knife, fork, spoon, plate, or napkin because, I suppose, they had none to use."
By the standards of the age, the ferryman's repast was ordered: "Only about a third of the families in seventeenth-century Virginia had chairs or benches, and only one in seven had both," writes Ms. Carroll. Only about a quarter of the early Virginian houses had tables.
And finally, I note an older book on my own Scottish ancestors, The Scotch-Irish: A Social History by James G. Leyburn:
The squalor and meanness of [lowland Scottish] life around 1600 [or 1700] can hardly be conceived by a person of the twentieth century. A cluster of hovels housed the tenants and their helpers….A home was likely to be little more than a shanty, constructed of stones, banked with turf, without mortar, and with straw, heather, or moss stuffed in the holes to keep out the blasts….The fire, usually in the middle of the house floor, often filled the whole hut with malodorous clouds, since the smoke-clotted roof gradually stopped the vent-hole. Cattle were tethered at night at one end of the room, while the family lay at the other end on heather piled upon the floor….Vermin abounded…skin diseases…Infectious diseases were propagated readily.
According to scholars such as Angus Maddison and Brad DeLong, GDP per capita hardly rose for thousands, or tens of thousands, of years before the emergence of capitalism. And then after 100,000 years of stagnation (by DeLong's estimates), around 1750 capitalism and growth began, first in Northern Europe and the American seaboard, and spreading ever since to more parts of the world. That is, the existence of relatively free markets is the reason we don't live like my Scottish ancestors. This is indeed the Great Fact of the modern world. We should celebrate it, even as we work to extend the benefits of markets to people and nations who don't yet enjoy as much capitalism as they should.
Posted on January 20, 2014 Posted to Cato@Liberty
Obama Allows Congress to Participate in Lawmaking
This headline appeared in Thursday's Washington Post:
The story reports that President Obama "will call on Congress to help determine the [NSA surveillance] program's future. Which is good because Article I, Section 1, of the Constitution of the United States provides that:
All legislative Powers herein granted shall be vested in a Congress of the United States.
Deciding the scope and extent of any federal surveillance powers is clearly a legislative matter. Subject to the constraints imposed by the Constitution's limits on federal powers, legislative powers are vested in Congress, not the president. How can reporters (and headline writers) write so cavalierly about the president "giving" Congress a chance to "weigh in" on matters of fundamental law? This headline should be as jarring as one reading, "Obama plans to give Supreme Court a say in fate of NSA program." It isn't up to the president. The legislative branch is empowered by the Constitution to make law, and the judicial branch is empowered to strike down legislative and executive actions not authorized by the Constitution. The president's job is to "take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed."
Arthur Schlesinger Jr. wrote that the rise of presidential power ''was as much a matter of congressional acquiescence as of presidential usurpation.'' It's time for Congress to stop acquiescing. And for journalists to remind readers of the powers granted to presidents in the Constitution.
Posted on January 17, 2014 Posted to Cato@Liberty
Would Anti-Marijuana Activists Also Try to Keep Alcohol Illegal?
After I read the latest of Mitchell S. Rosenthal's tirades against drug legalization in the Wall Street Journal, I must have fallen asleep and dreamed of a world in which marijuana is legal and alcohol is illegal. Not one of Coleridge's opium-induced dreams, alas, so I didn't wake up to write a classic poem. But I did wonder what op-ed the Journal might publish in such a world if people began to agitate for the freedom to drink alcohol. With the help of Matthew LaCorte, I discovered you wouldn't have to change many words. I imagine it might go something like this:
Let's Not Kid Ourselves About Alcohol
By Rose Ethel Mitchell
Booze is always good for a giggle, and that makes it hard to take alcohol seriously. The news and entertainment media couldn't resist puns on "LAX new rules" when California started the year with legal sales of alcohol for recreational purposes. TV stations across the country featured chuckling coverage of long lines outside the state's new state-licensed liquor shops.
Legalizing alcohol isn't just amusing. It's increasingly popular with legislators and the public. And why not? No matter how drunk drinkers get, they're nowhere near as useless in society as lazy pot-heads, right? Drinkers don't clear all the munchies off the grocery shelves or grow their hair out like hippies. But studies show that, unlike pot, alcohol leads to violence and aggression, especially with friends or partners.
A recent study found that alcohol is more dangerous than such legal drugs as cannabis and Ecstasy. We should not be raising a glass to the coming acceptance of alcohol use and dependency. Alcohol is far from safe, despite the widespread effort to make it seem benign. Drinking damages the heart, increases the incidence of anxiety, depression and schizophrenia, and can trigger acute psychotic episodes. Many adults appear to be able to use alcohol with relatively little harm, but the same cannot be said of adolescents, who are about twice as likely as adults to become addicted to drinking. The new California law limits alcohol sales to people 21 or older, but making it available for recreational use normalizes it in society. The drug will be made more easily available to those under 21, and how long until the age limit is dropped to 18? Having some bubbly may enhance social interactions, but at what cost?
Adolescents are vulnerable—and not just to booze. That's how they are programmed. They make rash and risky choices because their brains aren't fully developed. The part of the brain that censors dumb or dangerous behavior is last to come on line (generally not before the mid-20s). Meanwhile, the brain's pleasure-seeking structures are up and running strong by puberty. When you link adolescent pleasure-seeking and risk-taking to liquor's impairment of perception and judgment, it isn't surprising that a 2004 study of seriously injured drivers in Maryland found half the teens tested positive for booze.
Drinking impairs judgment—no small matter during the adolescent years—and it can do lasting harm to the brain. The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism has found that alcohol disrupts the brain's communication pathways and can change mood and behavior, making it harder to think clearly and move with coordination. Long-term drinking can damage the heart, inflame the liver, increase risk of cancer, and weaken the immune system.
Most disturbing is a recent discovery about alcohol from the Center for Addiction and Mental Health which found alcohol is the third leading cause of disease around the world. The lead author wrote, "Alcohol consumption has been found to cause more than 200 different diseases and injuries." While New Yorkers are sipping their "Long Island iced tea" or vacationers are singing about tequila, the facts show that their bodies don't think these drinks are going down smooth.
Many experts are troubled by changing teen attitudes about drinking. Half of adolescents have already tried illegal alcohol. Teen marijuana use and cigarette smoking have declined, and their abuse of prescription painkillers has fallen off sharply, but teen imbibing continues to increase. And a shocking 15% exhibit signs of alcoholism even in their teen years. This binge of facts will only worsen with legal alcohol.
No one can say how liquor legalization will play out. A perception of legal alcohol as safe, combined with sophisticated marketing, may well double or triple drinking. Warning of aggressive promotion, alcohol-policy expert Luke Farmer, who studied potential issues of a legal alcohol market for the New York City Council, pointed out last year: "The only way to sell a lot of alcohol is to create a lot of alcoholics."
As we learn more about the realities of legalizing recreational booze, I suspect it won't seem so funny anymore. Remember, potheads used to be good for a laugh too. A spaced-out pothead was a staple of Hollywood comedies in the 1960s and '70s. Smoking cigarettes was considered cool. The reality of wrecked lives and ruined health eventually changed public perceptions of these addictions. Now liquor is becoming more widely regarded as a harmless amusement. That's not funny, it's tragic. Drinkers may enjoy a Scotch on the rocks, but the social effects will be rocky for us all.
It's always hard to imagine a counterfactual. I wrote once about a world in which education was provided on the free market but shoes were produced and distributed by the government, and how people would have trouble imagining how a free market in shoes would work. In this case, however, we did go through an episode of substance prohibition, followed by legalization. And despite all the real problems created by alcohol use, we decided that a liberal system created fewer social problems than Prohibition. Surely we can imagine the same with regard to marijuana.
Posted on January 14, 2014 Posted to Cato@Liberty
David Boaz discusses Target's Black Friday hacking on Bloomberg's Street Smart w/ Trish Regan
Posted on January 13, 2014 Posted to Cato@Liberty
The Annals of Power: Christie, FDR, and Nixon
Experts tell Monica Hesse of the Washington Post that closing a few bridge lanes is pretty thin gruel as far as punishing your enemies goes. Journalism professor and scandal-culture expert Mark Feldstein scoffs, "If he's not willing to be thinking of unauthorized wiretaps . . ."
Hesse asks, "In the grand scheme of diabolical political paybacks, how does this vision stack up?"
Take FDR, Feldstein says. During World War II, after the Chicago Tribune published news of broken Japanese codes, President Franklin D. Roosevelt tried to order troops to take over the newspaper's building. (He was eventually talked down from this martial plot.) The publisher was an old nemesis from prep school.
Take President Richard M. Nixon — always with Nixon — who tried to get the IRS to conduct field audits against people he perceived as political foes in the early, pre-Watergate 1970s. "It was really a matter of trying to destroy people personally" by using the governmental means available, says Joseph Cummins, the author of dirty tricks encyclopedia "Anything for a Vote." "That was the way Nixon felt about things."
FDR knew the rule, "Never pick a fight with a man who buys ink by the barrel." He wasn't so squeamish when it came to retailers who defied his preferences. Sewell Avery, chairman of the big catalog company Montgomery Ward, opposed labor unions, Roosevelt's New Deal, and Roosevelt's re-election. In 1944 Avery refused FDR's order to extend his company's labor contracts to avoid a strike. Roosevelt ordered the War Department to seize the offices of Montgomery Ward. Attorney General Francis Biddle flew to Chicago to oversee the army's physical removal of Avery from his office, as the photo shows.
When Christie does that, he'll be ready for the political big leagues.
Posted on January 9, 2014 Posted to Cato@Liberty
"We have to pass the bill to find out what's in it"
The Affordable Care Act is like a big box of Christmas presents: you keep rummaging around in the peanuts and find hidden treasures. Or hidden costs, as it were. Here's one I hadn't heard of until today:
Office workers in search of snacks will be counting calories along with their change under new labeling regulations for vending machines included in President Barack Obama's health care overhaul law.
Requiring calorie information to be displayed on roughly 5 million vending machines nationwide will help consumers make healthier choices, says the Food and Drug Administration, which is expected to release final rules early next year. It estimates the cost to the vending machine industry at $25.8 million initially and $24 million per year after that, but says if just .02 percent of obese adults ate 100 fewer calories a week, the savings to the health care system would be at least that great.
The rules will apply to about 10,800 companies that operate 20 or more machines. Nearly three quarters of those companies have three or fewer employees, and their profit margin is extremely low, according to the National Automatic Merchandising Association. An initial investment of $2,400 plus $2,200 in annual costs is a lot of money for a small company that only clears a few thousand dollars a year, said Eric Dell, the group's vice president for government affairs.
"The money that would be spent to comply with this - there's no return on the investment," he said.
In my experience, vending machines shuffle their offerings fairly frequently. If the machine operators have to change the calorie information displayed every time they swap potato chips for corn chips, then $2,200 seems like a conservative estimate of costs. But then, as Hillary Clinton said when it was suggested that her own health care plan would bankrupt small businesses, "I can't be responsible for every undercapitalized small business in America."
Posted on December 31, 2013 Posted to Cato@Liberty
China Grapples with Mao Zedong's Legacy at His 120th Birthday
December 26 is the 120th anniversary of Mao Zedong's birth, typically a date of great celebration in China. But this year the Chinese government seems somewhat ambivalent about celebrating Mao's disastrous achievements. It's about time.
Many countries have a founding myth that inspires and sustains a national culture. We've just seen South Africa and the world celebrate the accomplishments of Nelson Mandela, the founder of that nation's modern, multi-racial democracy. In the United States we look to the American Revolution and especially to the ideas in the Declaration of Independence of July 4, 1776.
The Declaration of Independence, written by Thomas Jefferson, is the most eloquent libertarian essay in history, especially its philosophical core:
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.–That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, –That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.
The ideas of the Declaration, given legal form in the Constitution, took the United States of America from a small frontier outpost on the edge of the developed world to the richest country in the world in scarcely a century. The country failed in many ways to live up to the vision of the Declaration, notably in the institution of chattel slavery. But over the next two centuries that vision inspired Americans to extend the promises of the Declaration—life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness—to more and more people.
China of course followed a different vision, the vision of Mao Zedong. Take Mao's speech on July 1, 1949, as his Communist armies neared victory. The speech was titled, "On the People's Democratic Dictatorship." Instead of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, it spoke of "the extinction of classes, state power and parties," of "a socialist and communist society," of the nationalization of private enterprise and the socialization of agriculture, of a "great and splendid socialist state" in Russia, and especially of "a powerful state apparatus" in the hands of a "people's democratic dictatorship."
Tragically, unbelievably, this vision appealed not only to many Chinese but even to Americans and Europeans, some of them prominent. But from the beginning it went terribly wrong, as really should have been predicted. Communism created desperate poverty in China. The "Great Leap Forward" led to mass starvation. The Cultural Revolution unleashed "an extended paroxysm of revolutionary madness" in which "tens of millions of innocent victims were persecuted, professionally ruined, mentally deranged, physically maimed and even killed." Estimates of the number of unnatural deaths during Mao's tenure range from 15 million to 80 million. This is so monstrous that we can't really comprehend it. What inspired many American and European leftists was that Mao really seemed to believe in the communist vision. And the attempt to actually implement communism leads to disaster and death.
When Mao died in 1976, China changed rapidly. His old comrade Deng Xiaoping, a victim of the Cultural Revolution, had learned something from the 30 years of calamity. He began to implement policies he called "socialism with Chinese characteristics," which looked a lot like freer markets — decollectivization and the "responsibility system" in agriculture, privatization of enterprises, international trade, liberalization of residency requirements.
The changes in China over the past generation are the greatest story in the world—more than a billion people brought from totalitarianism to a largely capitalist economic system that is eroding the continuing authoritarianism of the political system. On its 90th birthday, the CCP still rules China with an iron fist. There is no open political opposition, and no independent judges or media. And yet the economic changes are undermining the party's control, a challenge of which the party is well aware. Five years ago Howard W. French reported in the New York Times:
Political change, however gradual and inconsistent, has made China a significantly more open place for average people than it was a generation ago.
Much remains unfree here. The rights of public expression and assembly are sharply limited; minorities, especially in Tibet and Xinjiang Province, are repressed; and the party exercises a nearly complete monopoly on political decision making.
But Chinese people also increasingly live where they want to live. They travel abroad in ever larger numbers. Property rights have found broader support in the courts. Within well-defined limits, people also enjoy the fruits of the technological revolution, from cellphones to the Internet, and can communicate or find information with an ease that has few parallels in authoritarian countries of the past.
The Chinese Communist Party remains in control. But it struggles to protect its people from acquiring information, routinely battling with Google, Star TV, and other media. Howard French noted that "the country now has 165,000 registered lawyers, a five-fold increase since 1990, and average people have hired them to press for enforcement of rights inscribed in the Chinese Constitution." People get used to making their own decisions in many areas of life and wonder why they are restricted in other ways. I am hopeful that the 100th anniversary of the CCP in 2021 will be of interest mainly to historians of China's past and that the Chinese people will by then enjoy life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness under a government that derives its powers from the consent of the governed.
Posted on December 26, 2013 Posted to Cato@Liberty
You Could Have Read It Here First
If you've been reading Cato at Liberty and www.cato.org, then you already know, as the lead story in the Washington Post reported this morning, that both the constitutionality and the necessity of the NSA's massive surveillance are in doubt:
From the moment the government's massive database of citizens' call records was exposed this year, U.S. officials have clung to two main lines of defense: The secret surveillance program was constitutional and critical to keeping the nation safe.
But six months into the controversy triggered by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, the viability of those claims is no longer clear.
In a three-day span, those rationales were upended by a federal judge who declared that the program was probably unconstitutional and the release of a report by a White House panel utterly unconvinced that stockpiling such data had played any meaningful role in preventing terrorist attacks.
Posted on December 20, 2013 Posted to Cato@Liberty
David Boaz discusses the 2013 year in review on FBN's Stossel
Posted on December 19, 2013 Posted to Cato@Liberty


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I am thankful for $4.00 gasoline that made people learn they can really drive their cars a bit less.
I am thankful for a slowdown in our economy that has awoken some to the fact we have become much too materialistic.
I am thankful for a financial crisis that has informed us we are too dependent on credit as the fuel for an excessive lifestyle.
I am thankful more Americans chose hope and change in their voting over more of the same politics of the last 30 years.
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Although the daily news keeps reminding us of bad times ahead there is really much to be thankful for if you just look for it.
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Milk prices could hit record in March
Picking up a gallon of milk at the grocery store is getting pricier and the cost could hit a record high for U.S. consumers in March, analysts warn.By Reuters , February 20, 2014
Chances are slim for new farm bill
WASHINGTON — The probability that Congress and President Barack Obama will conclude a "fiscal cliff" bill to deal with the nation's deficit, much less include a new farm bill in it, is low, but House Agriculture Committee ranking member Collin Peterson, D-Minn., said he is not worried about whether a bill is passed before next year.By Jerry Hagstrom , December 24, 2012
Minn.'s Peterson: Farm bill unlikely this year
ST. PAUL, Minn. — U.S. Rep. Collin Peterson of Minnesota says Congress appears unlikely to pass a farm bill by the end of this year.By Associated Press , December 19, 2012
Wisconsin milk production up 2 percent, Minnesota unchanged
Milk production continues to improve in Wisconsin, where dairy producers increased their output by 2 percent. Most of the 23 major milk-producing states in the nation showed similar gains. Two states had lower production, and Minnesota's output was unchanged at 786 million pounds.By Associated Press , June 28, 2012
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Crystal has no plans to budge on offerBy Agweek wire reports , May 29, 2012
Raw milk supporters rally outside Minnesota courthouse
Dozens of advocates of raw milk rallied outside the Hennepin County courthouse Monday to support a farmer charged with food code violations for distributing unpasteurized milk.By Associated Press , May 14, 2012
Farmer set for trial in Minnesota raw milk case
A Minnesota farmer who distributes raw milk is due to stand trial next week for food code violations in a case that pits the government's efforts to ensure a safe food supply against consumers' rights to choose what they drink and eat.By Associated Press , May 11, 2012
New case of mad cow disease in California
UPDATED WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25 HANFORD, Calif. — A nondescript building in the heart of California's dairy country has become the focus of intense scrutiny now that mad cow disease has been discovered in a dead dairy cow.By Gosia Wozniacka and Tracie Cone , April 24, 2012
Stabenow, Roberts release farm bill proposal
WASHINGTON — Senate Agriculture Committee Chair Debbie Stabenow, D-Mich., and ranking member Pat Roberts, R-Kansas, recently released a farm bill proposal and announced that the committee will begin consideration of the bill on Wednesday.By Jerry Hagstrom , April 24, 2012
Veblen dairy fire cause 'undecided'
FARGO, N.D. — Five months after a fire that gutted the headquarters building of the Shortfoot Calf Ranch near Veblen, S.D., a final South Dakota Fire Marshal's office report shows a general location for its start but an "undecided" cause.By Mikkel Pates , March 26, 2012
Standing by agriculture
OMAHA, Neb. — House Agriculture Committee ranking member Collin Peterson, D-Minn., said March 4 that he will run for re-election, partly because he is not sure that Congress will finish a farm bill in 2012 and he wants to be on hand for writing it.By Jerry Hagstrom , March 12, 2012
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — The U.S. dairy industry seems to have a bigger opportunity in expanding world markets than it did two years ago, but the window of opportunity is temporary.By Mikkel Pates , February 20, 2012
Preserving dairy's 'healthy halo'
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — Today's dairy checkoff spending is "consumer-driven," and more heavily involved in driving industry partnerships than it was before 2006.By Mikkel Pates , February 13, 2012
Bel Brands USA to build cheese plant in SD
BROOKINGS, S.D. — The South Dakota city of Brookings is getting a $100 million cheese plant that could eventually employ up to 400 workers.By Associated Press , January 31, 2012
Ag groups react to new school meal standards
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — First lady Michelle Obama and Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack visited an elementary school in Virginia on Jan. 25 to unveil new school meal standards. It is popular with the fruit and vegetable industries, but the potato and dairy industries were worried that it would reduce consumption of their products.By Jerry Hagstrom , January 30, 2012
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Resolution No. 4 on The organisation of the 15th session of CEMAT
adopted at the 14th session of CEMAT, in Lisbon, on 27 October 2006
The ministers responsible for spatial/regional planning of the member states of the Council of Europe, taking part in the 14th session of CEMAT,
express their heartfelt thanks to the Government of Portugal for having organised the 14th session on "Networks for sustainable spatial development of the European continent: bridges over Europe" and for its kind hospitality;
appreciate the work done and the activities implemented by the Committee of Senior Officials,
consider that no sustainable territorial development, spatial/regional planning and territorial cohesion can be promoted and implemented without the active involvement of national, regional and local representations;
are pleased that the Government of the Russian Federation has offered to host the 15th session of their conference in the Russian Federation in 2009;
decide that the theme of their 15th session will be:
"Challenges of the future: sustainable spatial development of the European continent in a changing world";
instruct the Committee of Senior Officials:
i. to make the necessary arrangements to prepare the 15th session and to ensure implementation of the resolutions and the declaration adopted at the 14th session;
ii. to continue to formulate on the basis of Recommendation Rec(2002)1 of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe to member states on the Guiding Principles for Sustainable Spatial Development of the European Continent (CEMAT Guiding Principles) concrete and sustainable solutions and policies aimed at better balanced development and territorial cohesion of the European continent;
iii. to propose specific methods, and identify what is needed technically and financially, to implement CEMAT activities relating to the abovementioned Guiding Principles;
iv. to foster cross-border, transnational and inter-regional co-operation by carrying out territorial development projects supported by the Council of Europe, the European Union, and international and national institutions;
v. to continue and deepen their pan-European work on the basis of the results achieved so far, by means of appropriate dissemination in networks and national contexts;
vi. to present a report, with specific results and evaluations of the added value of activities implemented, at the next session of CEMAT.
ask the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe, as requested by the Action Plan adopted by the heads of state and government of the member states of the Council of Europe at the 3rd Summit of the Council of Europe (Warsaw, 17 May 2005), to continue providing the conference secretariat and the Committee of Senior Officials with the resources needed to organise the next session and implement its work programme.


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INDIANAPOLIS — INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - The Greater Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce and the World Trade Club of Indiana are forming a partnership aimed at expanding the region's international presence.
Indianapolis Chamber CEO Scott Miller says the partnership will help focus resources on helping companies develop opportunities in the international marketplace while positioning central Indiana as a desirable place for international companies to move to or expand in.
The World Trade Club is an independent, nonprofit organization founded to promote world trade and provide networking and education for those involved in international trade. Officials say the partnership supports both the chamber's and the club's focus on professional education by providing members with firsthand knowledge and resources.
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Ghanaian Women's Social Leadership Program
The Ghanaian Women's Social Leadership Program aims to provide a committed group of Ghanaian women in mid-level positions within civil society organizations with the skills and support needed to lead transformational change in their communities and society at large.
The deadline to apply for the 2014 program has been extended to noon EST on Friday, June 14, 2013.
The program is part of the Ghana Wins! Project initiated by New York University, Fundación Mujeres Por África, Banco Santander, and the University of Ghana. Ghana Wins! seeks to develop and promote leadership skills for Ghanaian women in the key sectors of healthcare, education and civil society.
The Ghanaian Women's Social Leadership Program offers a one-year, cohort-based leadership development program for women leaders in mid-level positions in Ghanaian civil society organizations. Developed by RCLA and Fundación Mujeres por África, the program will select two cohorts of 15 women each who are working in civil society or on public and social issues.
The program will kick off with an intensive week-long leadership institute focused on leadership development and strengthening core management competencies. As a central focus of the institute, participants will identify a pressing organizational or community need and design an action-learning project to address it.
Over the course of the year, participants will work in small groups to apply what they are learning through the program to implementing their projects, aided by ongoing expert coaching and support from peers and employers.
Attending the Leadership Institute in New York City midway through the program will offer participants another opportunity to build robust knowledge and skills for advancing community change.
Finally, the program will culminate in a closing summit that both brings together the various elements of the yearlong experience and offers a chance to network with an incoming cohort of dynamic women leaders in Ghanaian civil society.
The program will cover in full all participant expenses including training costs, travel and lodging. Please refer to the Program Benefits for details.
Program Components
The program consists of the following components:
Leadership Institute in Ghana – During October 2013, participants will come together in Ghana for a week-long intensive leadership institute. The institute will include instruction from NYU and local faculty on critical topics in leadership and management, experiential sessions to facilitate reflection and application of key concepts, and site visits to public and social sector organizations in the area through which participants would hear from influential leaders in their field. Potential topics of focus include: Leading Change, Collaboration, Mobilizing Stakeholders, Performance Management, Communications and Framing, Negotiation and Conflict Management, Organizational and Environmental Analysis, Articulating Vision.
Action-Learning Projects – Participants will engage in action-learning projects in their home organizations or communities, providing the opportunity for participants to apply concepts learned in the program in service of their organizations and the broader fields in which they work. In preparation for these projects prior to the intensive institute, participants will be asked to convene a team at their home organizations to solicit early ideas for a project that would be useful for the organization and/or field. During the intensive institute, participants will be given time to work in small groups on designing their action learning projects with the support of a coach. The implementation of the project will then occur over the course of the year with clear deliverables throughout to maintain momentum and ensure progress. The coaching described below will offer critical support to participants throughout the implementation phase.
Small Group Coaching – Following the intensive institute, participants will work in small groups of three to five with a coach to support the application of their learning to their home organizations through their action-learning projects and other efforts. The coaching component will be delivered at the NYU Global Academic Center in Accra six times over the course of the year. An essential element of the coaching component will be structured opportunities for deep reflection on participants' leadership in action through their projects and otherwise.
Leadership Institute in New York City – About halfway through the year (Mid-May 2014) participants will spend a week at a Leadership Institute at NYU Wagner. The institute will focus on the knowledge, strategy and skills to be successful in work for social change. The institute will integrate leadership theory with real-world experience to offer participants a robust understanding of the nature and tasks of social change leadership, the contexts in which it is practiced, and the opportunities and challenges leaders face in their respective areas of work.
Individualized Assessment and Feedback – Prior to beginning the program, participants will be assisted in completing a self-assessment and collecting structured feedback from colleagues and others in their professional circle about their leadership behaviors, including both areas of strength to build upon and gaps to be addressed through the program. This feedback will be analyzed and discussed with each participant to help her make the most of her time in the program. A second round of feedback will be gathered at the end of the year-long program. This will enable participants to gauge their progress, and will also aid in overall program evaluation.
Closing Summit – At the end of the program year, participants will reconvene for a two-day closing summit. This summit will be focused on reviewing the feedback from the second round of the assessment process, sharing the results of the action learning projects, assessing the impact of the program itself, and preparing individual action plans for continued learning and development post-program. The closing summit will coincide with the intensive institute for the next cohort, so participants have the benefit of networking with one another.


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What's it going to be? Door number one, door number two, or door number THREE?!? Okay, so this section has less to do with "Let's Make A Deal" and more to do with the Multiple Choice section of an SAT test. "In 3's" peeks inside the head of a Steve Cherundolo as he picks one of three choices for 25 questions about personal tastes and pop culture.
May 21, 2004
Best city: LA, NYC or Chicago?
"Chicago. I'm a Cubs fan, and my family lives there. I was born not too far from there, so you could say I was a Midwest boy, but I claim SoCal heritage."
Best beach in San Diego: Pacific, Mission or Black's?
"For sure Black's. It's got the best waves in San Diego, and used to be a nude beach. Unfortunately, it's not so much anymore."
Most macho vehicle: sports car, SUV or big ol' truck?
"Big ol' truck. You can compare it to a defender as opposed to a forward. It's not flashy, it just gets the job done."
Best date activity: movie, theater, or comedy club?
"Comedy club. I have a hard time making a woman laugh, so you go to the show and they can do it for you."
Best late night talk show: Tonight Show, Late Show or Daily Show?
"Letterman. It's more that I like Leno less. I like Jon Stewart, but I've never seen the show."
Better late, late night talk show host: Conan, Kilborn or Carson (Daly)?
"Conan, for sure. Everything about the guy is hilarious. I love how he makes fun of himself. He's a great comedian ... for me to poop on!" [Editor's Note: If this were some kind of game show, Cherundolo would definitely get extra points for delivering the last part of that answer in the voice of Conan's very popular Triumph the Insult Comic Dog.]
"Stuart Scott is the best I think."
Best band to hail from Germany: Scorpions, Kratfwerk or Rammstein?
"There's never been a good German band. Period."
Best punk band of all-time: Iggy Pop & the Stooges, the Ramones or the Sex Pistols?
"Sex Pistols. They were the originators of punk rock."
[Music Snob / Editor's Note: Actually, the Ramones are widely regarded as the first real punk band, while the Sex Pistols are known as the originators of the U.K. punk scene.]
Worst punk poseur band: Blink-182, Good Charlotte or Sum 41?
"I kinda like all of them, actually. Avril Lavigne is the real poser."
Better old school rap group: N.W.A., Public Enemy or Beastie Boys?
"Run DMC. They were the originators for sure. Must be before your time."
Best future rock-n-roll Hall of Fame inductee: U2, REM or Radiohead?
"U2. I listened to them a lot in college. Between them and REM it's tough."
Sports & Leisure:
Favorite San Diego Charger All-Star: Dan Fouts, Kellen Winslow or Junior Seau?
"Junior Seau. Not only does he play on defense, he's got a cool restaurant that I hang out at in San Diego."
Favorite San Diego Sockers star: Juli Veee, Brian Quinn or Kevin Crow?
"There were so many. You forget Branko Segota, Waad Hirmez, Victor Nogueira, etceteras. But I'll go with Brian Quinn. He was always nice to me."
Best Lakers Team: Wilt's Lakers, Magic/Kareem's Lakers or Shaq/Kobe's Lakers?
"Magic/Kareem. Unfortunately I didn't see Chamberlain play. Magic and Kareem are the real deal."
Best sports magazine: Sports Illustrated, ESPN The Magazine or Men's Digest?
"Sports Illustrated. It sets the standard."
Best men's magazine: Maxim, FHM or GQ?
"Maxim. They came out before FHM. They were the groundbreakers of the modern men's magazine. And they show good skin."
Cooler X-game: surfing, snowboarding or skateboarding?
"Surfing. Did you even have to ask?"
Better video game system: Xbox, PS2 or GameCube?
"I like the original Nintendo. Pole Position was great. Super Mario Brothers, of course. To me, the all-time best game is Mario Cart on Nintendo 64. And I'm better at it than Carlos Bocanegra."
Favorite type of non-American food: Mexican, Italian or Chinese/Asian?
"Mexican. My all-time favorite is the carne asada burrito at Rodrigo's in San Diego."
Favorite taco filling: chicken, beef or fish?
"In San Diego, it's gotta be the fish tacos."
Best Mexican take-out in San Diego: El Indio, Rubio's Fish Tacos or Roybertos?
"There's probably 200 different take-outs all over the city. I'm sticking with Rodrigo's."
Best burger-and-fry fast food found in California: Carl's Jr., In-N-Out Burger or Jack in the Box?
"In-N-Out. That is hands down the best burger place."
Best beverage snack: pretzels, peanuts or chips?
"Pretzels. They make you drink more."
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Monthly Archive: November 2011
Nov 30 2011
I Wish David Tennant Would Tell Me a Bedtime Story
Well, this maybe wasn't quite what I meant, but it'll do.
Nov 29 2011
Readings in IQ and Intelligence
Want to understand the debate over IQ instead of just having an opinion on it? You've got some reading to do.
Nov 29 2011
Today in Church In-Fighting
Without the wonderful moral authority of the church, we might spend all our time squabbling over what is right and good.
Nov 28 2011
About That Evo Psych Polygamy Stuff
Evolutionary psychology informs us that polygamy = polygyny = bad stuff. Or does it?
Nov 27 2011
Canadian Judge Mucks Up Polygamy Ruling
A much-awaited ruling on the legality of polygamy in Canada is something of a mess and is unlikely to stop the FLDS.
Nov 26 2011
The World's Least Safe for Work Song?
And I thought this one was tough. Under the fold in case of errant autoplay.
Nov 26 2011
The Next Thing I Know, I'm Going Down
The good news is that I understand, even then, that this is temporary. I don't believe it, but I understand it.


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Title | Using Psychological Contract Theory to Explore Issues in Effective Volunteer Management. |
Author | Taylor, Tracy; Darcy, Simon; Hoye, Russell; Cuskelly, Graham |
Editor | Professor Ian Henry |
Year Published | 2006 |
Publisher | Routledge |
Citation | European Sport Management Quarterly, Vol. 6(2), pp. 123-147 |
Peer Reviewed | Yes |
Published | Yes |
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March 08, 2014, 11:37 am
Can Congress save TV?
By Julian Hattem
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March 08, 2014, 11:37 am
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Without action, satellite providers won't be able to carry broadcast channels.
March 07, 2014, 04:35 pm
A judge said the Obama administration can't hold records longer than five years.
March 07, 2014, 03:41 pm
The nation needs to make room for Wi-Fi, a member of the Federal Communications Commission said on Friday.
March 07, 2014, 02:43 pm
Suspicionless surveillance makes us less safe, he told the EU.
March 07, 2014, 12:04 pm
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Rep. Mike Pompeo said the festival shouldn't give a platform to an "at-large criminal."
March 07, 2014, 09:57 am
A new report says the NSA has an in-house advice columnist.
March 07, 2014, 08:51 am
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is asking the public to weigh in on the Obama administration's plans to overhaul the federal program that puts broadband Internet in schools and libraries.
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Public interest groups and Democrats in Congress lauded Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Tom Wheeler's decision to consider changing the way broadcast companies team up to buy advertising.
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