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The End Begins Now…
It's hard to believe that it's almost been a year since Cataclysm was first released. There's been a lot that has happened – good things, bad things, and things in between that people really aren't sure about. The expansion on a whole seems to be controversial in the fact that some believe it's been a big success, while others believe it's been a failure. I personally think that it's an experiment that was partially successful, but that's for another time.
As of November 29th, the beginning of the end of Cataclysm is upon is.
Blizzard has said that this will be the last full content patch for the expansion, and that this will basically be the end for updates before Mists of Pandaria comes out. This could be taken two ways: the optimistic way, thinking that we'll be seeing MoP sooner rather than later and won't have to do this content forever; or the pessimistic way, thinking that we'll be doing the exact same content for a year, as we did with Icecrown Citadel at the end of Wrath of the Lich King (Ruby Sanctum doesn't count).
Unfortunately I don't work for Blizzard, and I don't know when they hope to release MoP. Like everyone else, I'd rather see it sooner rather than later, but we know that it will be done when it's done. However, all that being said, I'd like to take the optimistic view.
The 4.3 content patch has a lot in it. Not only do we get the new raid on Deathwing, but there are three new 5-man dungeons, a revamped Darkmoon Faire, Transmogrification, Void Storage, the Raid Finder, a bunch of new items from the raids and other content, and a whole bunch of balance changes. It would take too long to go through each one, so I'll suggest you check out WoW Insider's guide to Patch 4.3 to get the details about many of the new features.
Briefly, I'm very happy with Transmogrification. The interface is incredibly easy to use, and I finally am rewarded for being such a packrat for all these years. I was able to have one of my favourite looks of the Tier 5 shoulders and Wildfury Greatstaff for my Druid, which really makes me happy and nostalgic.
Void Storage is nice, but unfortunately a bit too restrictive. I have a lot of stuff in my bank from the many holidays that have come around, and I was hoping to empty a bunch out to free up some room. The biggest thing is that items labelled "unique" or items not soulbound cannot be deposited to VS. Many tabards, as well as other holiday things are all unique, and some of the holiday items like the Brewfest and Winter Veil gear are not soulbound, but I wanted to keep them nonetheless. So I deposited what I could, and at least freed up some room.
The Raid Finder has been one of the things I've been looking forward to most. As I've mentioned before, my schedule is very weird for when I can raid, so now I can raid whenever I want – as long as there's enough other people queuing as well. I was able to get into a group, and successfully get the four bosses currently available with little drama. We only wiped twice, and there were people taking charge of the raid to get things done.
We also got Tyrael's Charger. It's pretty.
All in all, there's some great new content that everyone can enjoy no matter what you do. Raider, casual player, leveling player, there's something for everyone. As I experience more of the new content, I'll post my thoughts about some of them. In the meantime, happy exploring!
4.3 – Transmogrification and Void Storage
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A whole bunch of news came out lately about patch 4.3 and what Blizzard is saying is the last big content patch of Cataclysm. While that news is interesting in itself, today I'll just talk about two features that were some of the first to be highlighted: transmogrification and void storage.
We don't know any timeframe for when 4.3 will be coming, but by the looks of things it won't be for a while. Blizzard has said that it's the biggest content patch that they've ever released, and I don't doubt that. Some other things included in the patch will be the Deathwing raid, three 5-man dungeons, a revamped Darkmoon Faire, a Raid Finder tool (similar to the LFD tool), and likely many more things.
Looking at Transmogrification and Void Storage, it was originally teased for us with a picture called "Glimpses", posted on the Warcraft Facebook page. The caption simply read, "Interesting".
Transmogrification (try saying that ten times fast)
Basically, this feature will allow someone to change the physical appearance of an item to something else. Have a new tier set that looks horrendous? Still have your old tier set that looks amazing? For some gold you'll be able to have it look the way it was before, but still having the new stats of the new gear.
My first reaction to transmogrification was mixed. I really like the idea, and people have been asking for it for years… but my main is a Druid. While there are some sets that look great, they all suffer from the problem most Druids have: we barely get to see them. When I'm in combat, I'm always shapeshifted unless healing.
Lately I haven't actually been doing too much instancing, so this might not be too bad of a thing to work towards. I really like some of the sets that have come out, and I wasn't able to get some of them while the content was relevant.
My Death Knight weeps at possibilities not able to be used… until I can get the starter zone stuff back.
Void Storage
This feature will allow people to store many items in an expanded bank, for a price. There are some restrictions on it, including the fact that it will strip away all enchants or creators' name tags (which has been said is a technological impairment, nothing to do with lore at all), and that it will cost gold to deposit items. It's meant for items that are kept in a bank and left for a very long time.
A while back I was able to complete "What A Long, Strange Trip It's Been" to earn my Violet Proto-Drake. Because it requires completing all of the holiday events, that brings a lot of holiday items acquired over time. I am a packrat, so everything that I got along the way still sits in my bank.
It will be very weird to have my bank relatively empty, and use it as an extension of my bag space.
The Final Words
I'm looking forward to transmogrification and void storage. Both will have good features that I will use, but it's not a make-or-break thing for me. Give me a way to have my cat, bear, or moonkin forms change with my armour and I'll be extremely excited.


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07-12-2011 10:13 - edited 07-12-2011 10:41
Just a word of warning, it seems Nokia UK will not repair my/your N9 if you break it.
"We understand that you would like to get your Nokia N9 repaired; however, since the Nokia N9 was not released in the United Kingdom, there would be no available spare parts for it."
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I have broken my screen I tried to get it fixed at two of Nokia's care centers in the UK and they said they could not.
I called Nokia UK and they were originality very helpful even though I said I had dropped the phone twice and broken the screen they said as I was finding it difficult to get help they would pick up the phone and get it fixed for me and get it back to me in max 7 days, I was very pleased.
After 7 days I called, was promised a call back, I did not get one did not get one on the 8,9 or 10th day either, I eventually got the direct number to call now yesterday after 2 weeks I was told as this is not a warranty issue they will/can not help and will send the phone with the broken screen back to me, I also yesterday got he email above.
Now Nokia knew it was not a warranty issue before they collected it and why can they not get the part sent over.
Am still hoping for some useful help from Nokia with this and I think they still have my phone.
If they do return my broken phone to me I am not sure what to do.
Solved! Go to Solution.
08-12-2011 15:30
Same here in Hong Kong. I asked Nokia Care Hong Kong for the same favour and they care more selling the Lumia 800 than N9, the abandoned child even I offered to pay up the extra cost for the service and to get the spare parts "they don't have", which happens to be the same for Lumia 800.
09-01-2012 11:10
Do you guys know if I could replace my Lumia 800 screen with the N9? Can't find the Lumia screen...
16-01-2012 9:48
I am the person who started this post.
I did get it repaired in the UK in the end, I contacted someone higher up in Nokia and I now have my N9 back with a lovely new screen and what's more Nokia did it for free
Thank you Nokia.
26-01-2012 15:51
28-02-2012 5:44
hi peterdar,
good to know that you have got your screen replaced. May I know how you approached to get the screen replaced? whom you have contacted and where you have sent your phone. I am from India and using a Nokia N9, I too have dropped my Nokia N9 and the screen broke. If you help me I could try the same in India and get my screen replaced if not for free atleast paid.
28-02-2012 9:53
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30-04-2012 0:25
Im from mexicali, bc, mexico and i actually leave it on a service center, and the guy who attend me said that he just have to ask for the screen online, and he buy it from nokia in England and im just waiting for the screen because he said me that the repair of my n9 screen was very easy and the price was of 310 dollars , very expensive because the cellphone is new, and the screen he buy is the correct one for my cellphone
But i have beeing waiting for more tha one month, and i call him and he said me that the screen has almost arrived, im so excited because when he get my screen he is going to repair it in just a few minutes
Good Luck for everybody!
01-05-2012 20:22
310 dollars to replace your screen???
How much did you pay for your phone - and how much would a brand new N9 cost now?
04-05-2012 17:47
I am a US user of the N9. I recently dropped my N9 and cracked the LCD and sent it to Palco for repair. They repaired the LCD but now the phone isn't functioning properly.
Once the phone goes on standby mode, the clock displays for a second and then the screen goes completely blank. Double taps don't reactivate the phone and only the power button toggle brings it back to life or puts it in standby mode. The worst problem is that when a call comes in the phone rings however the screen does not display the call so I cannot swipe to take or leave the call.
When I make an outbound call the screen goes blank once call is established so I cannot access keypad to send dtmf selections or make conference calls. I cannot even hang up once call is established since I don't have access to the calling features on the screen.
Once I toggle the power button, I am able to access everything but above stated problems start cropping up making or receiving calls.
I have tried Restore Settings without results. Please HELP!!
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23-05-2012 0:51
I already receive my n9, but i have all the same problems as you
Somebody HELP US PLEASE!


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The federal government fined the Kansas City Zoo more than $4,500 after one of its chimpanzees literally starved to death because of zookeeper failures.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture notified the zoo in May that it had failed to prevent dominant chimps from keeping food away from Nusu. The 13-year-old male died in December. He should have weighed about 150 pounds, but instead weighed 94 pounds.
He had lost 37 percent of his body weight in 20 months, which was the last time he had been weighed.
Zookeepers used treats to lure primates onto a scale, but failed to keep track that Nusu wasn't being weighed. This was because other chimps were literally keeping food from him.
"Your employees were not certain as to how much food this chimpanzee was consuming as they were not monitoring this animal specifically and they knew that other chimpanzees hoarded biscuits from the other chimpanzees," according to the federal letter of reprimand.
The zoo's daily log failed to note anything wrong with Nusu until the staff contacted the veterinarian after he started developing bumps on his arm. Nusu was never separated from the troop despite his weight loss or skin irritations.
Zoo officials admitted Thursday that they failed to provide adequate care but stressed changes have been made as a result of Nusu's death.
Geoff Hall, who was recently hired as second in command at the zoo, said caring for captive animals is both an art and a science. He said changes have been made.
"We have fantastic veterinarians that work at the Kansas City Zoo," he said. "Of course, veterinarians at zoos are working on hundreds of animals of different specifies. It's not like a human physician working on one species and having multiple subjects. We have to learn all the time from the animals."
Hall told the Kansas City Star, KCTV5's reporting partner, that he has great confidence in the zoo's animal management team and their care of the zoo's animals.
"We recognize that we could have done things better back then," Hall told the newspaper. "We have made some very significant strides and improvements. It's an expectation of excellence that constantly grows. We're very pleased with the progress of this institution."
The zoo has brought in a chimpanzee expert from Chicago as well as zoo directors from across the country to review the zoo's operations. Additional staff have been hired and training has been stepped up.
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On his blog Koinonia, Fr. Gregory Jensen responds to the Holy Cross faculty letter which, he says, "reflects no serious criticism of the failures of the Ecumenical Patriarchate to provide effective leadership either in the United States much less world wide." Excerpt: In my view, I think that the leadership of the Ecumenical Throne and the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America has been mixed at best. The events leading up to the autocephaly of the OCA are illustrative of this. When the old Metropolia approached the Ecumenical Patriarchate ASKING for assistance in regularizing its relationship with the rest of the Orthodox Church, it was told that it had to address its concerns to the Moscow Patriarchate. It did and the result was the creation in 1970 of the OCA. Far from being a rejection of the Ecumenical Patriarchate the OCA was the fruit of the Ecumenical Throne's unwillingness to involve herself in the life of the Church in America. Another failure to take a leadership … [Read more...]
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The city of Guntersville has re-introduced a proposal to include an Arts and Entertainment District downtown.
The idea was originally voted down by council in August.
The exact parameters of the district will be announced next week, but would include a portion of Highway 431 from the River Bridge to Worth Street downtown.
Open containers of alcohol would be allowed in afternoon and early evening hours on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday in the district.
The council will have a public hearing on the issue next Monday as some residents have expressed concern over the idea.
Guntersville Mayor Leigh Dollar said, "It was never meant to be a controversial issue. It was always meant to be about economic development and trying to improve our city. It was never meant to be about a moral issue or to upset anyone or to do anything that would cause harm to anyone."
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Clearly C-London must be doing something right since the place was packed on the weekday lunchtime when I recently visited the restaurant. Maybe it's just that people still want to be seen here, but even if C-London was in the vanguard of 'destination restaurants' some years ago, it seems difficult to believe that it has been able to sustain this mantle. Indeed, when we ate, the majority of the other diners were suited with barely a D-list celebrity to be seen. C-London could be a nice restaurant based on its décor, a homage to art deco with a hint of Italian chic, but one simple failing was evident from the moment we walked in – the tables are far too close together. This restaurant is about as far from intimate as one can imagine, and dining is rarely pleasant when shouting or constantly having to lean towards your dining partner is involved. In addition, the service we experienced was best described as poor. We asked for one main dish to be shared between two and were informed this would be sufficient (combined with our starters). On arrival of the main, it was clearly far too small for two, yet either they omitted to tell us this beforehand or something got lost in translation. Upon our surprise, yet without asking (but still charging, of course), they proceeded to bring us a second helping. This arrived long after we had finished the first and the moment of hunger had passed. It got worse. While theoretically enjoying a leisurely coffee at the end of the meal, my cup was literally whisked away from under my nose despite being not empty and returned with half-sneered apology. This is not what one would expect from a place charging £12 for a green salad and £28 for sea-bass tagliatelle. Not that this would be a specific reason either to return to or to endorse C-London, but the food did at least make up for the rest of the experience. My salad of artichoke and avocado with which I began worked well, an interesting combination, light and well-presented, surrounded by a pyramid of parmesan shavings. The sea-bass tagliatelle main had good balance with the piquancy of the cherry tomatoes nicely offsetting the perfectly prepared pasta and its olive oil-based sauce. Nonetheless, one can do at least as well for food and certainly much better in terms of service and price elsewhere in London. Give me Cecconi's any time…


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Eau Claire, WISCONSIN (WXOW) Four Loggers are among the Northwoods League's best and enjoying the royal treatment at the all-star game Tuesday in Eau Claire.
Pitchers Josh Frye and Collin Monsour along with outfielder Johnny Bekakis and infielder Kevin Zak are on hand.
All four taking part in the South Division's pre-game workouts a short while ago at Carson Park.
Zak has had a brilliant season so far.
It's one that's included a 19-game hitting streak.
And coming from division two Grand Valley State has made his all-star appearance extra special.
"I think all of us have been looking forward to this for a couple of weeks. It's fun to actually be here finally. I'm going to enjoy some time off but also some festivities as well. I think all of us need to look at it as another game. We do this every single day. We just need to go up to the plate and it's just another at bat. Don't psych yourself out," Zak said after pre-game workouts.
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Marriott International signs in at the top of the lodging industry. The company is one of the world's leading hoteliers with some 3,700 operated or franchised properties worldwide. Its hotels include such full-service brands as Renaissance Hotels and its flagship Marriott Hotels & Resorts, as well as select-service and extended-stay brands Courtyard and Fairfield Inn. It also owns the Ritz-Carlton luxury chain and resort, and manages about 45 golf courses. The firm spun off its time-share business, Marriott Vacations Worldwide, in 2011 and is selling its ExecuStay corporate housing business in 2012. The Marriott family, including J. W. Marriott Jr., owns about 30% of Marriott International.
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Marriott has its operations in more than 70 countries in the Americas, the UK and Ireland, the Middle East and Africa, Asia, Australia, and Continental Europe.
Marriott's business model focuses on managing and franchising hotels, rather than owning them. About 53% of its hotel rooms are operated by franchisees that pay the company fees and royalties, as well as a percentage of their food and beverage revenue. The company operates 44% of its hotel rooms under management agreements. It has long-term management agreements with properties that are owned or leased by Host Hotels & Resorts, a major customer that accounts for about 18% of Marriott's sales. While the bulk of its hotels are located in the US, about 15% of its properties are international.
Marriott in 2012 announced that it is selling its ExecuStay corporate and temporary apartment housing business to Oakwood, a provider of corporate housing and serviced apartments. It is making the deal to focus on its hotel business, but will continue to maintain a relationship with Oakwood. Terms of the deal have ExecuStay customers continuing to earn Marriott Rewards guest loyalty program points for stays at ExecuStay.
The previous year Marriott added about 170 hotel properties to its portfolio. Also in 2011 it formed a joint venture with Spanish hotel group AC Hotels. The venture operates under a new co-brand called AC Hotels by Marriott that is pursuing growth in Europe and Latin America. As a result of the deal, some 80 existing AC hotels in Spain, Italy, and Portugal were re-branded AC by Hotels Marriott, which operate in the urban, four-star hotel category.
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Revenues decreased by increased by $503 million (4%) to $11.8 billion in fiscal 2012, from $12.3 billion in 2011, driven by the spin-off of the company's time share business which contributed about $1.3 billion in revenues in during fiscal 2011.
Despite the revenues decrease in fiscal 2012, profits increased by $373 million as a result of very tight cost controls, higher occupancy, rate increases, improved productivity, and lower energy costs.
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It's day 2 of the trial for the former chairman of the Saint Joseph County Democratic Party. Day 1 included jury selection.
Butch Morgan and 3 other voter registration employees are accused of forging signatures on election petitions in 2008. Last week one of the co-defendants, Pam Brunette, pled guilty to 3 of the 6 counts against her.
They were reportedly trying to get Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton on the Indiana Primary ballot. They're being charged with 14 counts of forgery.
Tuesday began with opening arguments. The prosecution argues that Butch Morgan told voter registration workers "don't worry about it" when he said to copy signatures onto election petitions in 2008. The prosecution says the jury will hear from Lucas Burkett, Pamela Brunette, and Beverly Shelton who will testify that Morgan had encouraged them to forge the signatures. They will also call a handwriting examiner to the stand who looked at all the signed petitions.
The defense questions the motives of the three witnesses who worked in the voter registration office. Burkett for one, hasn't been charged with anything even though he admits to forging signatures. They say the handwriting examiner will not be able to confidently say Dustin Blythe forged any of the signatures and Morgan-as the County Chairman-had very little to do with the day-to-day activities of the voter registration office.
The state called witness Lucas Burkett to the stand first. Burkett worked as the 2nd deputy at the voter registration office in 2008. He says Morgan instructed him, Brunette, Shelton, and Blythe to forge ballot petitions for presidential candidates. Burkett says all agreed to do so. Burkett testified Tuesday that he began feeling guilty and decided to get the signatures legitimately. It wasn't until two years later that he told someone what happened. Even then he first went to the press to tell the story, not authorities.
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A national group dedicated to preserving the voting rights of military personnel recently praised Minnesota for its leadership, designating the state an All-Star as part of its Heroes Vote Initiative.
Such recognition represents a dramatic reversal in a long and disturbing trend that distinguishes us from the vast majority of states today. It also makes good on a campaign promise by Secretary of State Mark Ritchie, whose office coordinates elections and voting.
Before 2006, Minnesota ranked near the bottom of all states in its number of military voters, despite leading the nation in overall turnout for 30-plus years.
The proposed constitutional amendment on the ballot in November threatens to undo these gains, and take away the right of democracy's defenders serving abroad from participating in elections here at home.
And Minnesota is home to roughly 20,000 active-duty soldiers and guardsmen and women, and more than 390,000 veterans, many who are elderly or otherwise would fall in meeting its requirements.
Unlike other states with such laws, the Minnesota proposal provides no exemptions for military personnel and their families. The same criteria for proving identity and residency would apply to troops serving elsewhere as those walking into their neighborhood precinct on Election Day. That includes the need to present an up-to-date state-issued photo ID with current address.
Nearly one-third of all service personnel, according to U.S. Census data, move on a yearly basis, a rate three times higher than the general population. And often, troops and their families are uprooted on a moment's notice.
A new report entitled Military Voting Update: A Bleak Picture in 2012 outlines the herculean effort by Ritchie to overcome significant structural barriers in defending the military vote, despite a federal law enacted in 2009 that, so far, has failed to ease his way.
The report, published by the Military Voter Protection Project and AMVETS Legal Clinic at Chapman University, concludes, "For too long, our men and women in uniform have been silenced in the electoral process." (The full report is available at www.Greater
Now is not the time for Minnesotans to turn a deaf ear.
The proposed constitutional amendment on elections is a bad deal for all of us, just considering its substantial implementation costs (see www.ceimn.org/news/cost-proposed-elections-amend
ment for a county-by-county breakdown).
Yet still, even those tens of millions in taxpayer dollars pale in comparison to the price we pay should our democracy be shut off to those who pledged their blood in its defense.
Cynthia Moothart is policy director of the League of Rural Voters, a Minnesota-based nonprofit working to strengthen nonprofit communities nationwide.
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Assurance Consultant, HEFCE
Andrew Malin, a chartered accountant, is an assurance consultant at the Higher Education Funding Council (HEFCE). He joined it in 1999 after 16 years as director of finance and resources at the Arts Council of Wales (ACW).
Major projects there included the splitting up of the Arts Council of Great Britain to create ACW as a new charitable body governed by Royal Charter, and establishing ACW as a lottery distributor.
Within HEFCE's institutional risk team Malin dealt with governance, financial strategy, accountability and risk issues at higher education institutions mainly in the north of England. He is a member of HEFCE's healthcare team, with a current remit to track the development of Academic Health Science Centres and similar NHS/higher education collaborative initiatives sponsored by the Department of Health.
Since 2004 Malin has led for HEFCE on issues connected with the Charities Act 2006; in 2010 his work is dominated by arrangements for HEFCE's new role as principal regulator of English higher education institutions as charities.
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NPR's Diane Rehm Honors Bernie Sanders, Insists Public Radio and TV Have Socialist Impulses
Some wonder if NPR is altering its left-wing tilt while it's in the middle of a budget fight in Congress. For evidence that nothing's changed, see Thursday's Diane Rehm show, starring socialist Sen. Bernard Sanders of Vermont. Rehm touted his latest book, The Speech (published by the radical Nation magazine's Nation Books), taken from a "historic" Sanders eight-hour filibuster/jeremiad on the Senate floor against last December's deal extending the Bush tax cuts.
Rehm began: "Thank you. Before we begin to talk about the speech, tell me your thoughts on what is happening in Libya. We now have CIA people on the ground. It strikes me that that is precisely how Vietnam began." From there, she actually insisted to Sanders that public broadcasting has socialist impulses in questioning America's unequal distribution of wealth:
REHM: You're saying the networks aren't talking about this at all.
SANDERS: No, come on. I mean, the -- how often when you turn on -- now, let's exclude Fox, which is the Republican network, but go to the other three major networks, and even go to public broadcasting. How often do we have serious discussions about the fact that the United States has the most unequal distribution of wealth and income in the industrialized world? We have the highest rate of childhood poverty. We have more and more billionaires while the middle class sinks. You tell me. You follow the media. Is that an issue that is widely discussed?
REHM: All I can tell you is that on public radio, I hear a fair amount of that. On public television, on Jim Lehrer's program, I hear a fair amount of that. But certainly, I'm glad you're here. You're reaching millions of people in this country and around the world. And it is important to talk about, but I'm happy to know that the Twitter population was very much at work. But what about your peers? What about the other people in the Senate? What about your other legislatures? Did they simply not want to listen?
SANDERS: Well, it's not a question of not listening. Everybody listens to everybody but, you know, that question is best addressed to other people. But the listeners will have to decide how many people in the United States Congress -- and there are some, believe me, I don't want to suggest for one moment I'm the only one -- how many people in the Congress are talking about the growing income and wealth inequality in America.
Rehm shared with Sanders a despair that corporations are somehow running the country, and FDR-style interventionism isn't in vogue:
REHM: How did we get here? You know, over and over, I hear from corporate representatives our priority is the shareholder. Our priority is, as a corporation, to make money and to be responsive to our shareholders. How did we get from the new deal when FDR put in place, so many programs to help the elderly, to help the poor and onward, and now here we are?
SANDERS: Well, what we have seen, for a lot of reasons, is a very significant drift to the right. And whereas years ago we used to have in this country a center left party, which was called the Democratic Party. Never particularly a very progressive party, but it was a center left party who saw as their mission the need to protect the working class of this country, lower income people....So you had the Democrat Party evolve from a center left party to a center party. You have the Republican Party going from a center right party to a rather extreme right party.
Let me throw out something, which I think is hysterically funny. When you read the papers today you see John Boehner is at war with the conservatives of his party, right? What is John Boehner? John was on this show. John -- I know John. John is a conservative, but the media can't even define who the right wing of the Republican Party is. They're rightwing extremists, that's what they are but we can't even say that. So Boehner, Mitch McConnell are proud conservatives, they were on this show. They would say, of course we're conservatives. But they're more moderate than the rightwing. So you have a Republican Party which has now become extreme right.
On the same front, Rehm asked: "President Obama campaigned very passionately for the middle class, for people – ordinary people – in this country. What's happened?"
Sanders replied: "I don't want to speculate about President Obama. I think what I can tell you is the caller who just called a moment ago – there are a lot of people who are extremely disappointed. Who want to see this brilliant president, this articulate president, this guy who ran one of the most inspiring campaigns of our lifetimes go back to where he was and stand up and explain to the American people what is happening and be prepared to take on those powerful forces right now – who have so much power – whose greed, in my view, is destroying this country. Is he doing it? No, he's not. So I think you're hearing a lot of disappointment out there but I can't speak for the president. I don't know why he is doing what he's doing but I'm not happy with it."
Rehm was clearly happy with Sanders. WAMU here in Washington scheduled the Sanders interview for a rebroadcast on Sunday afternoon.
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So Sandman, let me ask you a question on greed.
Submitted by hbnolikeee on Tue, 04/05/2011 - 8:55am.
Do you think the unions making almost twice as much as the private sector for the same jobs, having life time cadillac health care, and everyone non union paying for these things is not greed.
In fact, a great deal of the crap hole we're in is due to UNION GREED. What do you think Sandman?
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Submitted by Dave. on Tue, 04/05/2011 - 9:18am.
Never mind
Vote for the American in November
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Pull the Plug
Submitted by Unsane on Tue, 04/05/2011 - 9:58am.
Yet another reason to stop government funding of NPR. Well done, guys, well done!
"CONSUMED DEMOCRACY RETURNS A SOCIALIST REGIME" - Slayer, "Fictional Reality", from Divine Intervention (1994)
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She Could Be a National Treasure
Submitted by JustAl on Tue, 04/05/2011 - 10:52am.
If only they would use tape recordings of her voice to interrogate terrorists. And, it would save on water.
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I think they have toned the
Submitted by MaximusBraveheart on Tue, 04/05/2011 - 11:09am.
I think they have toned the bias back during this period. I listen for a few minutes in the AM getting up. Don't be fooled! They still need a funding sucked out like an aborted baby. Judgement day for NPR is here I hope.
-- Maximusbraveheart -- Is TRUTH knowable? Moral Relativism is the abandonment of Truth. Truth is knowable. Truth conforms to Reality. Reality is observable by evidence & witness in this day & from history. Relativism is Sesame Street play land.
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Unequal distribution?
Submitted by JLin on Tue, 04/05/2011 - 11:20am.
Oh I get it. America's problems are because poor folks just don't have access to the sophisticated distribution networks that rich folks do. It's a logistics problem, not a money production problem. You see the money precipitates out of the air every morning like manna or rain. Then the government field workers deliver the money to distribution centers around the country where it is bundled up and then loaded onto trucks to be delivered to all the USPS offices in the US. From there, checks are cut for everyone in America to receive their fair share and those checks are dutifully delivered across this great land by faithful and dedicated union letter carriers.
The problem is that evil people intercept this money in the fields before the workers get there, and they steal the money. Thus they become rich and others become poor because too much of their money was taken from them. And that's why we hate capitalism Johnny, now go to sleep.
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I'm going to write a book about my post here.
Submitted by SickofLibs on Tue, 04/05/2011 - 11:26am.
I think I shall call it "The Post."
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Socialist are enemies within.
Submitted by Ashrak on Tue, 04/05/2011 - 11:45am.
If everyone in America was rich, equally, and thus had everything they needed, nobody would have anything.
This is true because nobody would do the hard work to actually produce things.
Do Americans need more money? Well, more purchasing power? You Betcha. We can never accomplish that with more debt or with more redistribution. We can only do that by cutting government and the amount of money it takes to operate it.
Returning it to within its Constitutional Box will see prosperity return to this nation. That is what we should hear in media and no media should be taxpayer funded.
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Submitted by Penfire on Tue, 04/05/2011 - 2:58pm.
How are those who propose "sharing the wealth" doing that?
This sounds so good and altruistic, but how is it playing out? If there was no capitalism in the world where would the money come from? Even China and Russia have a capitalistic form of government but only the leaders and elites in their countries have money; even when Communism "fell" during Reagan's term, communists leaders were found to have yachts and villas all over the world.
What these ideologues need to remember is the human factor. People are out to take care of #1, even those who go around proposing "share the wealth" and beating Republicans and Capitalists over the head.
"Well first of all, tell me, is there some society you know of that doesn't run on greed? You think Russia doesn't run on greed? You think China doesn't run on greed? What is greed?
And what does reward virtue? You think the communist commissar rewards virtue? You think a Hitler rewards virtue? You think, excuse me, if you'll pardon me, American presidents reward virtue? Do they choose their appointees on the basis of the virtue of the people appointed or on the basis of their political clout"? Milton Friedman
When all those touting "share the wealth" tell the unions they can't have more than the average non-union worker, nor can they have their Cadillac medical insurance policies while everyone else is stuck with Obamacare, where doctors have to ask a government bureaucrat if he can treat his patients as he sees fit, and if you have those "share the wealth" folks disclose their charitable giving records for the last 20 years I might listen to their arguments a little more closely.
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Submitted by Bob K on Tue, 04/05/2011 - 4:01pm.
Between Sanders and Kookcinich it is hard to decide which is nuttier, or which is the most comically ineffective long time member of the house. Rave on Bernie, no one cares what you say when your preaching to the NPR choir.
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It is now SENATOR Bernie Sanders
Submitted by TheHistorian on Tue, 04/05/2011 - 6:33pm.
so Bernie is 1 of 100 (3 if you count Leahy and Sherrod Brown also) where Dennis is in the 30/435+ along with Waxman (who sponsored a bill on limiting EPA authority on GHG but is now against it), Jackson-Lee, Maxine Waters, and Dennis' latest buddy from Ohio, Marcia Fudge from his neighboring district. Socialist stupidity is therefore pretty common in Congress and is not restricted to Bernie.
Dennis Prager
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"An enemy within!"
Submitted by Mechanix on Mon, 03/26/2012 - 4:53am.
Have to differ with the article - the show's book interviews are not the debate segments (it's in those they've been inviting the partisan hacks to muddy the discussions; I guess NPR's usually high standards weren't selling like Big Macs). She's generally supportive of the author whether the subject is cancer treatment, democracy, justice, or in this case all of the above in a socioeconomic context - because as she stated there's general public interest, and by any standard she's right.
The commentary's much more colorful with a couple exceptions... misrepresentations of socialism (that's starting to die off with older generations, still blame our underfunded schools and culture), ad-hominem (I like her enunciation), farcical cynicism, non-sequiturs.. Well, there's throwing away 5 minutes, back to the grind!
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Posted on Sunday, May 29 @ 16:55:08 Eastern by Daniel Bischoff
The invitations have been rolling in. Appointments are being finalized. We've got our registrations for every E3 press conference! That means E3 2011 is nearly upon us and more news, more leaks, and even more hype is flowing into the GR compound. We'd be tossing it out by the bucket for fear of drowning in it, but to be honest, we love this stuff! Here's all the E3 buzz that's gone down in the past week:
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