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We haven't been too impressed with the latest offerings from palmOne. The new T5 really could've used some built-in WiFi and voice-recording, and the slider design in previous models were an unnecessary mechanic. Hopefully, today's introduction of the new Treo 650 will get folks excited again. It's considered an evolution of the 600 model. Some key new features include an improved 312 Mhz Intel PXA270 processor, a new 320x320 High resolution TFT screen, built in Bluetooth, non-volatile flash memory, a removable battery, and a new connector. The camera is still .3 megapixels. I've had some limited experience with the older model and my big thumbs really couldn't come to grips with the little keyboard. Still, this is one of their better overall devices. The Treo 650 will be available as either a digital dual-band CDMA/1xRTT or a GSM/GPRS/EDGE quad-band world phone, with pricing to be set by individual carriers. Carrier availability is expected to begin later this year in the US, with worldwide rollout to follow in 2005.
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Where do I find the saving throws matrix for monsters in AD&D
@SevenSidedDie My favorite example is in the 1E PHB. There's a footnote on page 25 under "Fighters', Paladins', & Rangers' attacks per melee round table" that says vs 1HD creatures those classes get 1 attack per character level. It directs you to the Combat chapter, but I've never been able to find the actual cross reference! |
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@Cthos I'd disagree with Force Bomb being broken. It's a touch attack, so your touch AC is your save. It deals the same damage as a Magic Missile until at least level 11. The splash damage grants a save and deals an irrelevant amount of damage anyhow. Even if you're hit, you get a save to avoid being knocked prone. If this were a spell, it would be 2nd level tops, and you can't get it until 8th level. |
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Speeding Up Combat
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How the heck does magical darkness work in Pathfinder?
The best way to think about it is to assume that magical darkness isn't so much the absence of light, but actual anti-light. So the spell causes an object to radiate waves that actively consume the light. When you cast the spell, it draws the darkness from the ambient area and magnifies it into the magical anti-light. Adding more normal light simply gives the darkess more to "feed" on, rather than destroying it. Since it's magical anti-light, it can consume a limitless amount of normal light. You need magical light to actually destroy the anti-light. |
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Magus Cast then Move then Attack Legality
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One of the perils of communicating with strangers on the Internet is that you really have no idea who you are talking to. The anonymity that is meant to shield the innocent from online dangers often results in children and teenagers conversing openly with predators skilled at misrepresenting themselves.
Rudy Giuliani has made a strategic choice in the Republican primary contest. He will stay pro-choice on the issue of abortion, and thus avoid the flip-flopper label that has so harmed former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney.
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Tuesday, March 27, was "crossover day" for the 2007 session of the Georgia General Assembly. As the 30th legislative day of the session, it was the deadline for measures to be sent from either the House of Representatives or the Senate for consideration by the other chamber this year.
April Fools' weekend may not be an ideal time to play the percentages on what's just around the bend in state and national politics, but here goes anyway.
After hearing and seeing decades of philosophizing about the need to protect the traditional public school system's funds and institutional prerogatives, and looking past the expressed concerns about a Jeffersonian separation of church and state, it is clear the real issue in America is not choice - it is who has it! Those of us with money already have parental choice and have no intention of relinquishing it. If schools fail to properly educate our children, we have at least two choices: We can move to communities where public schools do work or we enroll our children in private schools ...
As I crept into the lion's den among the public officials, they collectively eyed me down, while I cautiously stepped toward them.
The impending showdown between the Georgia House and the state Senate over the 2007 supplemental budget is far more than just the usual political skirmish over who gets to take home how much.
Behold, the self-styled friends of American labor. They are now trying to relieve the American worker of what they consider the unreasonable burden of the secret ballot, which is only one of the cardinal principles of free and fair elections.
While I am appreciative of the emotional response that the anti-war protesters are expressing with their dissatisfaction of the Iraq war quagmire, I could not stand idly by while watching a news broadcast on Fox News on March 26, depicting Americans swathed in garments covering their faces - a cowardly act in an of itself - burn an American flag to express their hostility toward our commander-in-chief's misguided efforts in Baghdad.
I am honored to be working with Senate President Pro-tem Eric Johnson (R-Savannah), in true bipartisan spirit, to introduce a resolution calling for the state to apologize for its complicity in supporting the institution of slavery, legalizing segregation and forcing Native Americans off their historic lands.
Newt Gingrich told a Vanderbilt University audience last week that the personal lives of presidential candidates should not become an issue in the 2008 campaigns.
Rudy Giuliani might have been an inspiration in the days after 9/11, but what relevance does that have now? He might have cleaned up New York City, but why should most Americans care whether, say, Bryant Park is a drug-dealer-infested nightmare or a pleasant place for office workers on a lunch break? The power of Giuliani's presidential candidacy is in neither of these things per se, but in the allure of executive prowess.
Around the time Congress convened this year, a Republican member of the House reflected to a newspaper reporter that there was a silver lining to the party's new minority status.
On July 29, in a letter to Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, Insurance Commissioner Ralph Hudgens requested an emergency extension to the deadline for approving rates in the upcoming insurance exchange to be implemented in Georgia.
It's not exactly a secret that new parents get little sleep. I'm OK with that. It comes with the territory. But no one tells expectant moms and dads that their little ones eventually will tease them by occasionally sleeping through the night, sometimes for a week or two at a time, but then will regress back to waking up once or twice - sometimes even three times - per night.
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The Verdict Is InPosted Wednesday, July 20, 2011, at 3:47 PM
We sat in the air conditioned board room of the Eureka Springs School District when the meeting was called to order by Rusty Windle. The school board went into executive session to discuss their verdict concerning the Connie Bentel hearing of last week. And where do you think the board held their session? They scratched their heads in the cool comfort of the board room while we, the district taxpayers, were relegated to ninety degree heat in the parking lot.
This is the disrespect, we the citizens of the district are afforded by this school board. There were only five members including Rusty Wendle present. They could have met in the kitchen. There were at least twenty citizens. But they just didn't give a "rat's derriere" about their constituents. And so we waited outside in the heat for a half hour while the board dithered over their decision. I think they were hoping we would all go home. Finally, we were ushered back into the board room for the verdict. There were four counts considered against Bentel. On the first count: Violating privacy, the board voted 4 to 0. On the second count: Not following instructions, the board voted 5 to 0. On the third count: Getting involved in issues beyond the scope of a secretary's position, the board voted 5 to 0. And on the fourth count: making too many errors on district records, the board voted 5 to 0. The meeting was adjourned. Connie Bentel's firing was upheld. Bentel's representative, Mr. Bill Gettino, asked Wendle if he did recluse himself. He took a moment to answer while he looked toward the ceiling and rolled his eyes. Then he said that he didn't recluse himself because he felt that the students' testimony was inaccurate. He reiterated that he had not made up his mind when he had his meeting with them. So, there you are folks. There's your school board in action while claiming they always have the students in mind when they are making their decisions. I reminded the board of their statement that was made a few months ago, "If you don't like our actions, you can always vote us out." As I left, I said, "We're going to do just that." Comments Showing comments in chronological order [Show most recent comments first] |
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It's a life Ken and Paula grew up with, and a tradition they're passing along to their three sons. During the summer months, the Norell family is on the road nearly every weekend - sometimes in a couple of different directions. The weekend of July 3-4 found Paula and Jace in Craig for a Little Britches event, while Ken and the boys headed to Collbran, Steamboat Springs and Meeker for Colorado Professional Rodeo Association (CPRA) team roping.
Jace, a fifth grader at Lincoln Elementary School, paired up with Denton Norell, the son of Ken's cousin, for the team roping competition. With three generations of tough competitors, it's no surprise the Norell name is well-known in the rodeo circuit.
"It's something we enjoy doing with our family," Paula said. "Ken and I love it so much because we take off on a Friday and we're with the kids until Sunday. We know where they're at and what they're doing and we're doing it together."
Wherever they're headed, they pull a trailer which can carry several horses and still accommodate sleeping quarters for the family. Before they bed down for the night, Paula cleans out the muck from the back end of the trailer, but the smell of horses permeates the air. "It's not offensive to us at all," Paula said.
Despite their competitive nature, education comes first for the two older boys, who both graduated from Delta High School. Clay is studying environmental engineering at Tarleton State University in Stephenville, Texas. His college rodeo team numbers about a hundred, but he's only one who is successfully combining rigorous engineering courses with a full roping schedule.
"It's a great outlet for him," Paula says. "He's said if it wasn't for his rodeoing and his horses, he's not sure he'd be sane."
Payton, one of the valedictorians of Delta's 2009 graduating class, plans to study business at Howard College in Big Spring, Texas, while kicking up the dust in the rodeo arena.
In June, Payton and his partner, Blair Jones of Monte Vista, won the state team roping title. They're headed to the international youth finals rodeo in Shawnee, Okla., the weekend of July 11-12, then straight from there to Farmington, N.M., for the national high school finals rodeo.
In most communities, the high school rodeo team is not affiliated with one school. Such is the case on the Western Slope, where about 20 young cowboys from Montrose, Grand Junction, Delta, Ridgway and Ouray comprise the Tri-County Rodeo Team. They compete over four weekends in the fall and eight weekends in the spring, with the state finals in June. This year the Norells loaded up their horses and headed to Lamar for the finals, where an exciting event was made even more tense when an approaching tornado forced everyone to evacuate the arena. Paula wasn't leaving without her horses, though. They took time to load the horses into the trailer before looking for safer surroundings.
Paula is just as committed to watching the national youth finals rodeo in Oklahoma, though it means shuttling between Jace's All Star baseball games in one state and team roping competition in another.
While the Norells have a passion for rodeoing, they've shown a talent for other athletics as well.
"Both the boys loved basketball and played other sports in high school, but this is a sport that they work really hard for," Paula said. "They've learned the more work you put into it, the more success you have at it." They've focused their efforts on team and calf roping, although both Clay and Payton have tried other events. "Payton, in particular, hung out behind the chutes when he was younger. But he took a pretty good spill once or twice and it took most of the bull riding out of him. "Besides, he's just not built like a bull rider - he's too tall and lanky."
The boys have only been recently joined by Ken, who's kept busy in the past with his own trucking business. Then he was seriously injured in a truck accident and spent a considerable amount of time recuperating. Now he trades hay, sometimes runs cattle, and saddles up his horse to compete in team roping.
"It's been fun for them to get to rope together," Paula said. Ken and Payton make up one team; Clay pairs up with Rob Kinney, who grew up around Olathe.
"It works really well for Ken and Clay and Payton, because somebody is going to win a check somewhere. After pooling their winnings to cover costs and entry fees, the three figure they're about $1,000 ahead.
"If you go as a single down the road by yourself, I think it's a little more difficult," Paula said. "If you have a dry spell, there's no one else to pull you out." Rather than compete herself, Paula focuses on getting the colts started. The elder ranchers on both sides of the family also supply horses. "It takes the whole family to keep it working - rodeoing involves lots of horses and lots of miles down the road."
It also takes some sacrifices on the boys' part. While it's a lot more fun to be out roping, Ken and Paula have stressed that their education must come first. After they've earned their college degrees, then they can try their hands at the professional rodeo circuit, if they wish.
As Ken has pointed out, the best way to be a successful roper is to have a six-digit income to support it. If you can afford the best horses, it's a lot easier to be successful than if you're scraping nickels and dimes together to get to the next event.
"They're competitive, so it's not necessarily an easy choice to make," Paula said. "I just hope their sacrifices pay off."
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Tritium illumination is the use of gaseous tritium, a radioactive isotope of hydrogen, to create visible light. Tritium emits electrons through beta decay, and, when they interact with a phosphor material, fluorescent light is created, a process called radioluminescence. As tritium illumination requires no electrical energy, it found wide use in applications such as emergency exit signs and illumination of wristwatches. More recently, many applications using radioactive materials have been replaced with photoluminescent materials.
Tritium lighting[edit]
Tritium lighting is made using glass tubes with a phosphor layer in them and tritium gas inside the tube. Such a tube is known as a "gaseous tritium light source" (GTLS), or beta light, (since the tritium undergoes beta decay).
The tritium in a gaseous tritium light source undergoes beta decay, releasing electrons that cause the phosphor layer to fluoresce.
During manufacture, a length of borosilicate glass tube that has had the inside surface coated with a phosphor-containing material is filled with the radioactive tritium. The tube is then fused with a CO2 laser at the desired length. Borosilicate is preferred for its strength and resistance to breakage. In the tube, the tritium gives off a steady stream of electrons due to beta decay. These particles excite the phosphor, causing it to emit a low, steady glow. Tritium is not the only material that can be used for self-powered lighting. Other beta particle-emitting radioisotopes can also serve. Radium was used in the past to make self-luminous paint, but it has been replaced by tritium, which is less hazardous.
Various preparations of the phosphor compound can be used to produce different colors of light. Some of the colors that have been manufactured in addition to the common phosphors are green, red, blue, yellow, purple, orange, and white.
The types of GTLS used in watches give off a small amount of light—not enough to be seen in daylight, but enough to be visible in the dark from a distance of several meters[citation needed]. The average such GTLS has a useful life of 10–20 years. As the tritium component of the lighting is often more expensive than the rest of the watch itself, manufacturers try to use as little as possible. Being an unstable isotope with a half-life of 12.32 years, tritium loses half its brightness in that period. The more tritium that is initially placed in the tube, the brighter it is to begin with, and the longer its useful life. Tritium exit signs usually come in three brightness levels guaranteed for 10-, 15-, or 20-year useful life expectancies.[citation needed] The difference between the signs is how much tritium the manufacturer installs.
Uses of tritium illumination[edit]
These light sources are most often seen as "permanent" illumination for the hands of wristwatches intended for diving, nighttime, or combat use. They are also used in glowing novelty keychains and in self-illuminated exit signs. They are favored by the military for applications where a power source may not be available, such as for instrument dials in aircraft, compasses, and sights for weapons.
Tritium lights are also found in some old rotary dial telephones, though due to their age they no longer produce a useful amount of light. Tritium lights or beta lights were formerly used in fishing lures. Some flashlights have slots for tritium vials so that the flashlight can be easily located in the dark.
Tritium is used to illuminate the sights of some small arms. The reticle on the SA80's optical SUSAT sight (Sight Unit Small Arms Trilux) as well as the LPS 4x6° TIP2 telescopic sight of a PSL rifle, contains a small amount of tritium for the same effect as an example of tritium use on a rifle sight. The electrons emitted by the radioactive decay of the tritium cause phosphor to glow, thus providing a long-lasting (several years) and non-battery-powered firearms sight that is visible in dim lighting conditions. The tritium glow is not noticeable in bright conditions such as during daylight, however. As a result, some manufacturers have started to integrate fiber optic sights with tritium vials to provide bright, high-contrast firearms sights in both bright and dim conditions.
Legal issues[edit]
Because tritium in particular is an integral part of certain thermonuclear devices (though in quantities several thousand times larger than that in a keychain), consumer and safety devices containing tritium for use in the United States are subject to certain possession, resale, disposal, and use restrictions. In the US, devices such as self-luminous exit signs, gauges, wrist watches, etc. that contain small amounts of tritium are under the jurisdiction of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and are subject to possession, distribution, and import and export regulations found in 10 CFR Parts, 30, 32, and 110. They are also subject to regulations for possession, use and disposal in certain states. They are readily sold and used in the US and are widely available in the UK and are regulated in England and Wales by environmental health departments of local councils. Tritium lighting is legal in most of Asia and Australia.
Luminous products containing quantities of tritium greater than that which is used for a wrist watch are not widely available at retail outlets in the United States.
Health concerns[edit]
While these devices contain a radioactive substance, it is currently believed that self-powered lighting does not pose a significant health concern. A 2007 report by the UK government's Health Protection Agency Advisory Group on Ionizing Radiation declared the health risks of tritium exposure to be double that previously set by the International Commission on Radiological Protection,[1] but encapsulated tritium lighting devices, typically taking the form of a luminous glass tube embedded in a thick block of clear plastic, prevent the user from being exposed to the tritium at all unless the device is broken apart.
Tritium presents no external radiation threat via beta radiation when encapsulated in non-hydrogen-permeable containers due to its low penetration depth, which is insufficient to penetrate intact human skin. However, GTLS devices do emit low levels of X-rays due to bremsstrahlung.[2] The primary danger from tritium arises if it is inhaled, ingested, injected, or absorbed into the body. This results in the absorption of the emitted radiation in a relatively small region of the body, again due to the low penetration depth. The biological half-life of tritium—the time it takes for half of an ingested dose to be expelled from the body—is low, at only 12 days. Tritium excretion can be accelerated further by increasing water intake to 3–4 liters/day.[3]
Direct, short-term exposure to small amounts of tritium is relatively harmless. If a tritium tube breaks, one should leave the area and allow the gas to diffuse into the air. Tritium exists naturally in the environment, but in very small quantities.
See also[edit]
- ^ "HPA Press Statement – Advice on risks from tritium" (Press release). Health Protection Agency. 29 November 2007. Archived from the original on 2 December 2007. Retrieved 5 February 2011.
- ^ "GASEOUS TRITIUM LIGHT SOURCES (GTLSs) AND GASEOUS TRITIUM LIGHT DEVICES (GTLDs)", Radiation Safety Handbook Volume 2, JSP 392, Ministry of Defence (United Kingdom)
- ^ "www.ehso.emory.edu". Nuclide Safety Data Sheet Hydrogen-3. Archived from the original on 2006-09-08. Retrieved 2006-11-09.
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Five people are dead after a fast-moving fire ripped through a Brooklyn apartment building Saturday, in what fire officials suspect was a case of arson.
The fire broke out around 2:30 a.m. in a three-story building on 86th Street and Bay 25th Street. The three-alarm fire eventually damaged the building's roof.
Four men and one woman, 34-year-old Luisa Chan, died in the fire, and by Saturday evening firefighters had not ruled out the possibility of more victims once they searched through all the rubble.
Fire officials said when they arrived on the scene, the building was filled with smoke and the first floor and stairways were aflame. Officials ruled that it was too dangerous to send firefighters inside to rescue people from the home, which is said to have housed Guatemalan immigrants.
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Start-SPDiagnosticsSession [-AssignmentCollection <SPAssignmentCollection>] [-CorrelationId <Guid>] [-Dashboard <SwitchParameter>] [-TraceLevel <String>]
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AssignmentCollection | Optional | Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell.SPAssignmentCollection | Manages objects for the purpose of proper disposal. Use of objects, such as SPWeb or SPSite, can use large amounts of memory and use of these objects in Windows PowerShell scripts requires proper memory management. Using the SPAssignment object, you can assign objects to a variable and dispose of the objects after they are needed to free up memory. When SPWeb, SPSite, or SPSiteAdministration objects are used, the objects are automatically disposed of if an assignment collection or the Global parameter is not used.
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Use the Start-SPDiagnosticsSession cmdlet to report diagnostic information to the usage database. After a diagnostic session starts, all Windows PowerShell for SharePoint cmdlets in Windows PowerShell scripts will use the same correlation to report diagnostic information.
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In writing about the myth "black-on-black crime" this week, I've gotten a huge number of responses, from both sides.
It can hardly be said too often that the George Zimmerman trial, or any one trial for that matter, only tells us a tiny bit about what happens when one person kills another and how they're treated by the justice system. Before the verdict, I predicted that Zimmerman would be acquitted, not because I'm some kind of genius, but based on two factors: There was no one alive who could contradict Zimmerman's account of what happened, and Florida law permits you to chase someone down, start a fight with them, and then shoot them if you start losing the fight. But what if we broaden our view a bit, and look not just at one case, but at thousands of cases? Does race matter?
You may be saying, of course it matters, but let's look at some data. John Roman of the Urban Institute took data from 53,000 homicides over the last few years gathered by the FBI, and produced this stunning chart (h/t Richard Florida):
I've written here, and elsewhere, that "black-on-black crime" as a specific phenomena isn't a thing. Yes, the vast majority of crimes against African Americans are committed by other African Americans, and yes, black men face a higher murder rate than any other group in the country. But those facts are easily explained by residential segregation and proximity—people commit crimes against those closest to them—and the particular circumstances of many black communities, which are marred by concentrated poverty and nonexistent economic opportunities.
Judging from the matching red t-shirts, bottled water, snack stands, and cover band playing a passable version of Marvin Gaye's classic, "What's Going On?", you wouldn't be wrong to assume there was a large and elaborate family yesterday, held on the Capitol. But, in fact, it was a rally—organized by the Black American Leadership Alliance, a right-wing group with ties to white nationalists—to oppose the comprehensive immigration bill that has passed the Senate, and is fighting to survive in the House of Representatives.
A walk through New Orleans the day after the Zimmerman verdict.
Like, I imagine, a whole lot of people, I spent last Saturday night online, venting about the verdict in the George Zimmerman trial and taking what solace I could in everybody else's equally futile vents. But I knew I couldn't keep at it forever, and not only for my blood pressure's sake. I wanted to make sure I'd be up in time for Sunday morning's wreath-laying.
For all the anger and disappointment that's come with George Zimmerman's acquittal in the killing of Trayvon Martin, it's important to recognize that simply having this trial—regardless of the outcome—was a victory. Remember, the Martin saga began with outrage over the conduct of the Sanford, Florida police department. Zimmerman killed Martin, claimed self-defense, and was released after a night of questioning from Sanford detectives, who never challenged the claim. If not for six weeks of protests and demonstrations, which pressured Sanford police into bringing charges, Zimmerman would have walked away without having to account for his actions.
If justice is a conspiracy between moral logic and the law, then the revelation of the 36 hours following the George Zimmerman verdict is just how complete justice's failure has been. The shambling closing statement at the trial last Thursday by attorney Bernie de la Rionda was a testament to how fully the state was seduced—with only occasional bulletins from some larger perspective by fellow prosecutor John Guy—into allowing the terms of the contest to be defined by Zimmerman's counsel, Second City-wannabe Don West and Mark O'Mara, who was his own greatest competition in the sweepstakes for who could make the proceedings' most flabbergasting comment. After telling the apparently beguiled jury that his client wasn't accountable for a single moment of the events of February 26, 2012, that led to the death of teenager Trayvon Martin in Sanford, Florida, O'Mara declared at Saturday night's press conference that had the ethnicities of defendant and victim been reversed, there would have been no trial at all.
If comprehensive immigration reform were guaranteed to give votes to Republican politicians—and presidential candidates in particular—there would be no argument about passing it in the House of Representatives. It would be a done deal. But there's a real question as to whether Republicans will reap any gains from passing the bill, or at least enough to outweigh their skepticism for some of its provisions. David Brooks is on the side of those who want a bill, and in his column this morning, he warns that Republicans are dooming themselves to irrelevance by opposing reform:
One thing the three most anticipated cases of the recently completed Supreme Court term have in common is the questions they didn't answer. Hollingsworth v. Perry, by ducking the question on jurisdictional grounds, left the constitutional status of state bans on same-sex marriage an open question. Shelby County v. Holder theoretically permitted Congress to update the preclearance formula to put the teeth back into the Voting Rights Act. However, the Court gave lower courts future Supreme Courts no useful guideline for how Congress could proceed. (Admittedly, the answer for how Congress can constitutionally proceed, at least for the Roberts Court, is almost certainly "it can't.") But the term's clearest passing of the buck was the decision in the potentially major affirmative-action case, UT Austin v. Fisher. While many people (including me) expected the Court to use the case as a vehicle to declare virtually all affirmative action in public higher education unconstitutional, after eight long months the Court issued a brief opinion that merely sent the issue back to the lower courts without a definitive ruling. What then, does Fisher suggest about the future of affirmative action?
Gay Equality 1, Civil Rights 0 – join us in wondering how to celebrate this Fourth of July. (Hint: not by seeing Johnny Depp's new movie, that's for sure.)
Call it coincidence, but my bedside reading for the past couple of weeks has been the new two-volume boxed set of the Library of America's Reporting Civil Rights. Awe-inducing and frequently thrilling, this monumental anthology of on-the-scene coverage of the fight for black equality features contributions by scores of writers, some rightly renowned—James Baldwin, Garry Wills, et. al.—and some unjustly obscure. Part One deals with the years 1941-1963; Part Two tackles the pressure-cooker decade that followed King's "I Have A Dream" speech. Each volume also includes a sheaf of photographs, primarily of the writers themselves at the time. They're often evocative ones, even if the era's great photojournalism—no less worthy of commemoration—gets short shrift as a result.
Anyway, I won't pretend I've made much more than a dent in the set's almost 2,000 pages. But that's not the point, since Reporting Civil Rights could easily keep my idle hours occupied until Christmas. (Not only was I kidding myself that I could somehow plow through it in time to write a full-fledged review this month, but yes, Monsieur Proust, you've lost out—again.) The point is that the Supreme Court sure does know how to cure me of any illusions that I'm reading about settled history.
Economic diversity is just as irrelevant to actual equality as racial diversity has been.
The reason affirmative action matters is not because of the possible educational benefits of diversity but because it raises a more fundamental question: do raise-conscious admissions policies amount to unjustifiable discrimination against white people or are they an appropriate response to both past and present discrimination against black people? But even though racism against blacks and Latinos remains a real issue in American society (the idea that whites are also its victims is a joke the Supreme Court has never gotten), the fundamental inequalities in American life today—the rich getting richer while the poor get poorer—are not produced by discrimination and cannot be resolved by anti-discrimination. And affirmative action—whether class-based or race-based—is only a way of buttressing those inequalities. As is, indeed, the entire emphasis on education as the key to a more economically just society. In other words, the reason both affirmative action and education matter in the way they do is not because they solve the problem we actually have but because they conceal it. And the increasingly popular idea that we can fix affirmative action by making it work for poor people as well as or instead of for people of color is just another turn of the neoliberal screw. The problem is not unequal access to the elite; it's the very idea of the elite.
Progressives must move on from the idea of race-based admissions policies.
Although many liberals have expressed initial relief that the Supreme Court decision in Fisher v. University of Texas did not kill affirmative action outright, when the dust settles it will become clear that the ruling made it substantially harder to justify race-based affirmative action programs. The Supreme Court adopted a new, higher standard, requiring that judges "must ultimately be satisfied that no workable race-neutral alternatives would produce the educational benefits of diversity." Unlike the earlier ruling in Grutter v. Bollinger, the Court won't simply take the word of universities that race is a necessary consideration; universities will receive "no deference" on that issue, the Fisher court ruled. Procedurally, the justices simply sent the case back to the lower court, but make no mistake, the ability to use race as a qualification for admission has been scaled back by this decision.
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There's a little math and a lot of mouthwatering flavor in this simple dinner recipe. The creamy cilantro and lime sauce would taste terrific with rice or egg noodles. —Julie De Matteo, Clementon, New Jersey
- 4 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (6 ounces each)
- 1 can (4 ounces) chopped green chilies
- 1/2 cup cubed pepper Jack cheese
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 6 ounces reduced-fat cream cheese, cubed
- 1/2 cup chicken broth
- 2 tablespoons lime juice
- 1/4 cup minced fresh cilantro
- 1 teaspoon grated lime peel
- Cut a pocket in the thickest part of each chicken breast. Combine chilies and pepper Jack cheese; spoon into each pocket. Secure with toothpicks.
- In a large ovenproof skillet, brown chicken on both sides in oil. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 15-20 minutes or until a meat thermometer reads 170°. Remove chicken from skillet; keep warm.
- Add garlic to skillet; cook for 1 minute. Stir in the cream cheese, broth and lime juice until blended. Bring to a boil. Stir in cilantro and lime peel.
- Remove toothpicks from chicken. Serve with cream sauce. Yield: 4 servings (1-1/2 cups sauce).
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I have made this 3 times already...my family loves it! I did cut the lime juice in half and roasted my own green chilies (I live in NM so we have plenty fresh from the garden).
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So yummy! I served with pasta b/c I didn't have egg noodles and didn't feel like rice. I doubled the sauce, and I'm glad I did. However, I didn't double the lime - used 1 tsp lime zest and about 2.5 tbsp lime juice. I thought it came out just right. Any more, and I think the lime would have been overpowering.
Reviewed Jul. 19, 2012
Tangy cream cheese sauce and lots of green chili punch!
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Champions Manchester City will come up against a familiar face when they attempt to bounce back from their Champions League disappointment this weekend.
Adam Johnson will look to kick-start his Sunderland career against his former club when he returns to the Etihad Stadium for the first time since his summer move in Saturday's lunchtime kick-off.
The England winger was deemed surplus to requirements by City boss Roberto Mancini but his move back to his native north-east has been undermined by a thigh injury.
The 25-year-old returned to action last week and Black Cats boss Martin O'Neill expects he will be desperate to show his former employers, who have endured a patchy start to the new season, what they let go.
"It's a big game for him. I was asked if he has a point to prove, and I think yes, he would have. We all have points to prove," O'Neill said.
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Both City and Sunderland are unbeaten in the Barclays Premier League this season but the champions' form has come under the spotlight as they still await a first clean sheet.
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When it comes to ED, age can play an important role. It's true that as men get older, sexual function is likely to decrease and ED becomes more common. But simply getting older by itself does not lead to ED, nor is ED just a natural part of aging that men have to accept.
More often than not, ED is caused by other health problems, such as heart disease and diabetes, which are also more common as men get older. So in addition to being a problem that can affect your sexual relationship, ED may also be a sign of other health conditions you and your healthcare provider should know about.
ED can be classified by severity, such as mild, moderate, or severe. Only your healthcare provider can assess the severity of your ED.
The point at which ED becomes a problem for you depends on a lot of factors:
You may want to talk to your partner before making a decision to seek treatment. That way, you'll both be able to talk openly about any sexual problems you may be having.
From there, you can make an appointment to talk to your healthcare provider to determine if you have ED or if you are experiencing normal changes in sexual function. If you do have ED, there are treatments that can help most men.
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