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Who here still believes 100% we can win this thing AND is in it to win it?!Submitted by meowmixeater on Sun, 06/17/2012 - 13:36
Ok so the Rand endorsement let us all down a lot along with all of the discouraging emails and videos directly from the campaign. I think for the most part we are over the hump if you know what im saying.
Now think... before all of these shenanigans how much did you believe Ron Paul could win! And remember when we realized all the delegates are unbound?! That was amazing and at that point it was the cream of the crop. We were gonna win hands down, romney has no chance in hell.
You remember all those fuzzy feelings right?
So besides the pessimistic stuff coming from the campaign and Rand, NOTHING HAS CHANGED.
We still have tons and tons of victories in delegates and I still personally believe a ton of romneys delegates are RP supporters!
I dare say these words, and I want everyone here to upvote this if you agree...
Do you believe this to be true? Join me, lets make this the most upvoted post ever on the Daily Paul.
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Not gonna happen
You guy need to take off the tinfoil hats and re-enter the real world.
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This means that he is a troll who didn't even bother signing up for an account of his own.
I want Ron to win, but I just
I want Ron to win, but I just don't think his campaign's heart is in it. For him to win, he needed a different campaign staff.
Romney and Paul
In a debate about economic and foreign policy, or just about any issues would be one of the most incredible intellectual beatings that Romney just can't counter.
Obama the same intellectual beating
Neither wants to face off against mono e mono
I would pay per view to see this convention commercial free.
Ron Paul will win, he has already.
Spanish typo: mano y mano
That's why I thought RP was leaving Romney alone. I thought the campaign team was genius. Get eveyone else out, then you can really get it on with Romney. One on one debate. RP would have the nomination after one debate. What happened? They got everyone else out, and then quit! WTF. And they're still asking for money. From what I read on here, The DP elite are probably still giving. Go figure. Anyway, that's my two cents. Let the troll calling and the 1 week names and the loser downvoters have at it.
As I sit and listen to Janis
I am thinking that we are not to far off with our agenda. "Take me by the hand and play that game again"
For those that doubt, please remember that this has been done once before.
If I disappear from a discussion please forgive me. My 24-7 business requires me to split mid-sentence to serve them. I am not ducking out, I will be back later to catch up.
In it to win it!
Let's DO IT! GO RON PAUL!
the convention is gonna be
the convention is gonna be nuts... it'll be the missouri caucus x10 with a guest appearance from eugene dokes and that other jerk in maine lol
It's not over
Until it's over honestly. We've always known that the odds aren't easily in our favor due to big money and corruption in the GOP party. But that didn't stop us before and it won't know. Until Mitt wins the nomination I see no reason for us to just say he's the winner. Even if he does win the growing movement for true freedom is growing. So either way the best thing we can do right now is push forward and not give up.
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Instead of spending your time this way, ask crony Tate for money
bombs. that is, just say, hey we want to throw more money into a nonexistant race even when the candidate has said he can't get enough delegats to win, but wants to influence romney only. and he and his campaign staff have reiterated this message as well applauding rand's endorsement of romney.
when paul and his own staff are cool with romney, you need to ask yourself - what is wrong with me?
We can still win, it wont be
We can still win, it wont be easy, but we definitely have a chance at it. I think it will come down to the wire with our delegates converting people on the floor of the convention itself.
To climb the mountain, you must believe you can.
It can be done
but it will take a massive conversion campaign by the delegates at the convention. ***Every delegate will need to turn around at least 2 others.
The odds are pretty good if this is done in an organised manner.
Remember that Romney supporters are not really Romney supporters, they are only supporting who they believe is the nominee, it just happens to be Romney. Romney has maximum 50 die-hard supporters, no more. The rest are republican insiders and they have no allegiance to Romney only to the party, they could/would turn in an instant.
Ron's principles are a great asset, but THE BEST asset that Ron has is the fact that the Obama machine is focused on Romney. If only the "Romney" delegates were made to understand what an advantage it would be to the Republican Party to nominate Paul after Obama spent millions attacking Romney all summer!
The problem with being a
The problem with being a republican first is that they will only support the front runner because they want Obama out. If they believed RP could do it than they would support him. It is going to take some work to turn these folks. Especially since they have their own focus and that is to oust Obama. They care about nothing more. Our delegates need to talk to these folks without being in their faces. The Romney people don't understand the Romney will lose against Obama. Help them understand that we want Obama out just as they do and so we need to unite and rally around the guy who can do it. They don't care to hear about Liberty and the constitution...if they did than RP would be their guy. They only want Obama out. We want Obama out also! Be friends with these people and help them understand.
My 2 cents.
It's been hush hush, but
It's been hush hush, but Texas did much better than anybody in the MSM/GOP/WH/DP realize. Fight on people...
"Any fool can criticize, condemn and complain and most fools do." -Benjamin Franklin
Little Elm, Tx
As Tmot so eloquently said it, I WILL NOT QUIT!
I will take Louisiana voices to Tampa and show 'em what coonasses are made of!!!
GO RON PAUL, PEACE!!! (thanks matlarson10)
May future generations look back on our work and say that these were men and women who, in a moment of great crisis, stood up to the politicians, the opinion-makers, and the establishment, and saved their country.
We can win
just let us not be arrogant and lose focus.
Educate and inform the whole mass of the people... They are the only sure reliance for the preservation of our Liberty. -Thomas Jefferson
oh I hope I run into that slit eyed
CNN reporter on the street one day. The guy who dissed Dr Paul at the debate in 08 asking him if he was electable.
I hope there's a couple delegates with me so I can shove them down his throat.
Not a threat, just a dream
One day, I'm gonna' change my name to Dale Lee Paul
you want to shove delegates
you want to shove delegates down his throat?!
Haha! Something tells me Mitt
Haha! Something tells me Mitt may be choking on a few delegates also!
I'm just getting started!
I'm just getting started!
Behold, I send you forth as sheep in the midst of wolves: be ye therefore wise as serpents, and harmless as doves. - Matthew 10:16
The fat lady has not sung
This r3volution is alive and well. Take over the white house. Take over local politicans at the same time. No one but Ron Paul, the idea.
I wasn't kidding when I said Ron Paul or NOTHING
I'll write him in if he is not the ballet. Simple as that.
The problem is that Paul is
The problem is that Paul is not in it to win it. He is not going to challenge the nomination because he believes it would cause all sorts of raucous. The GOP will do everything possible and impossible to prevent a Paul win. They will have all the delegates arrested and declare a winner if they have to. I think that is what Ron sees happening. They chose Romney long ago and that is who is getting the nomination regardless of what the delegate vote is.
Ron Paul
Ron Paul may end up being the reluctant hero, whether he likes it or not
Preparation through education is less costly than learning through tragedy
I am DEFINITELY in it to win it.
Ron Paul or bust!
Norfolk, VA
Norfolk, VA
Time to INVESTIGATE the investigators of 9/11. PROSECUTE the prosecutors. EXPOSE the cover-up.
Once a RP supporter, always a
Once a RP supporter, always a RP supporter.
It's only a matter of time before we reach critical mass.
Well stated. Once a RP
Well stated. Once a RP supporter, always a RP supporter. There isn't even anyone close.
I still think he can win. I still want him to win. As much as they like to write a script and have everyone fall in line with it. That doesn't mean it always works they way they want it to happen. Because even though they 'said' that Romney won Iowa. He didn't.
Two shorten the road.
im in it to win it
we will just have to see what happens in Tampa. I think people forget that delegates and Reporters from all over the World are going to to in Tampa...This is a Big Moment for Dr. Paul. Everyone from around the world will hear his message of Liberty, a message so powerful people, bleed, sweat, risked their lives, and fought a war for it. Imagine after all the blacking out, Dr. Paul will be inspiring millions once and for all. In some way we already won!
His name is Edward Snowden
What is Capitalism?
I'm as fervent about Dr. Paul's message as everyone here.. but part of me wants him to win the nomination just so we can sit back with a bucket of popcorn, and watch the MSM tear itself apart trying to point blame at each other over the failure to report accurately.
If the world were honest and fair, Fox would need a week just to print all the retractions and apologies due to the good Doctor.


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Submitted by Rebelucion on Mon, 03/11/2013 - 19:12. Permalink
that prove evolution to be the truth. Carbon-14 dating is only used in archaeology because it can only date things to about 60,000 years.
However, Uranium-Lead dating is a common form of dating that was used to date the earth to 4.5 billion years old. There are other forms of dating that are used to date things millions of years old, as well. So, stop using carbon dating as evidence, because it's not and is easy to discredit.
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Danny Phillipi of Egg Harbor Township, a Special Olympics gold medalist golfer, recently received a special recognition of his achievements from the state Senate and Assembly.
Danny was accompanied by his parents Dan and Mary Ann as well as representatives from the Arc of Atlantic County for the official presentation at the office of Assemblyman Vincent Mazzeo.
"Danny is a great reminder to us all that there are no limits to success, only the ones we place on ourselves," said Assemblyman Mazzeo.
Read more: Special Olympics golfer receives state recognition
LCM grad could crack lineup at Rutgers
Written by Brian Cunniff Monday, August 25, 2014 06:51 pm
When Vance Matthews ended his football career at Lower Cape May Regional High School, he had a chance to play at Delaware and had other similar colleges interested in his services.
Matthews, however, decided to take his chances as a walk-on at Rutgers University. After two seasons as a practice player with the Scarlet Knights, he's expected to make his first appearance in a game when the team opens its 2014 season late Thursday evening at Washington State.
Matthews, a wide receiver, has steadily worked his way up the depth chart. And with injuries affecting numbers in the receiving corps, the redshirt sophomore has been making the most of his chances in the preseason. According to a report on scarletnation.com, a website that covers Rutgers football, Matthews saw significant time with the top offensive units in both the spring and preseason practice sessions.
Cape Tech hoops coach resigns
Written by Brian Cunniff Monday, August 25, 2014 06:45 pm
The longest-tenured head coach in the history of the Cape May County Technical High School's athletic program has called it quits.
Bob Ridgway, the head coach of Cape May Tech's boys basketball team, announced over the weekend that he has resigned from the position after 16 seasons.
"After 16 years of giving everything I had to the program, I just think it's time to step away," Ridgway said.
McGrath teams with Granese to win Longport Hammer Row
Written by Bill LeConey Thursday, August 21, 2014 11:01 pm
EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP - Mike McGrath got some last-minute help from a neighbor to win his town's signature doubles rowing event Thursday night.
McGrath, of the Longport Beach Patrol, combined with Atlantic City's Vince Granese to win the Longport Hammer Row, an approximately four-mile race that begins at Seaview Harbor in Egg Harbor Township and is contested mainly in the Intracoastal Waterway behind Longport and Margate.
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Fish report: The bay (like school year) is right around the corner
Written by Robin Scott Thursday, August 21, 2014 03:18 pm
The race to the bay is on. Families woke up and realized that children return to school in two weeks, leaving little time to explore the side of Absecon Island opposite the beach.
Whole teams of families can be seen paddling Beach Thorofare in kayaks, paddle boards, and drift fishing for the abundance of August.
Croakers, flounder and small blues provide the entertainment with a variety of baits to lure them in.
Read more: Fish report: The bay (like school year) is right around the corner
Pleasantville's Parker to coach Stockton women
Written by Staff Reports Thursday, August 21, 2014 11:30 am
Pleasantville native Ashley Parker has been named head women's cross country coach and assistant track and field coach at Richard Stockton College.
Parker spent six years on the coaching staff at Pleasantville High School, serving as girls cross country coach, girls outdoor track coach, and assistant indoor track coach.
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Municipal broadband efforts have failed in nearly every place they have been implemented, costing taxpayers millions while tackling a nonexistent problem.
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According to Yahoo!, Hope Solo tweeted her phone number earlier today as a gag, then let everyone in on the joke. This is just another in a string of bizarre events that have involved Solo lately. Per Yahoo!, Solo tweeted her phone number accidentally, and then deleted the tweet and issued the two follow up explanations: You fools fall 4anything!Wanted to see how easy it was! Uhad my number but for a second! But say hello to my new phone & u ain't got that — Hope Solo (@hopesolo) April 24, 2013 and For all of u still calling the hair stylist. she's good! Book that appointment! somebody once told me April fools ran all of April! Xoxo! ;) — Hope Solo (@hopesolo) April 24, 2013 Well, that certainly clears it up! Hopefully Solo will be more careful with her twitter account going forward, or if she really is pranking her followers, she'll get better at it.
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We fall for the same tired slogans. We believe a candidate is going to "fight for us" or "protect seniors" or "stand for veterans." Each time we believe and each time we are let down.
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One friend focused on sugar. That's admirable and healthy besides. What happens after Easter is anyone's guess.
A relative periodically forgoes soft drinks during this period leading up to Easter. Every year she says she won't resume drinking them, but so far this hasn't held true.
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Barney's Renovates Beauty Floor
Barneys New York unveiled their new beauty floor concept today, revealing a sleeker look in both the flagship Madison Avenue store and the Beverly Hills store.
The beauty floors are the latest step in Barneys' makeover and a continuation of the retailer's updates.
"The approach we've taken with the rest of the store - which is really to create a very chic, very simple, elegant environment that serves as a backdrop for what we think are the best products in the world - that's what we've done a year ago on the shoe floor," said Mark Lee, chief executive officer. "It's what we've done a year and a half ago on the ground floor. What we've done on the Foundation level, the beauty floor, is really consistent with that."
He also said that a goal of the redesign was to emphasize the Barneys' persona, as opposed to relying on flashy vendor identification that has been prevalent throughout the industry. "We've moved in a direction for the whole store away from shops-in-shop," he said. "We're not in the shop-in-shop business in any category and the beauty floor reflects that as well."
The result is a more timeless look that exudes Barneys' modernism. "We have really been on a quest to create Barneys' environment in terms of our own architecture and our own aesthetic," Lee said. "At the end of the day, what comes out from the design is the products themselves. Ultimately, each brand is also identified by their product, by their packaging, by the colors of their brand and that's what will come out of the neutral environment."
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Right behind the famous Fountains of Bellagio, this luxury Las Vegas Strip hotel and casino offers an upscale day spa, multiple dining options and elegant rooms with marble private bathrooms.
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On the Las Vegas Strip, this elegant resort is home to the famous Garden Arena concert and sports venue. A casino and tropical-inspired pools are also available.
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The Venetian Resort-Hotel-CasinoThis 5-star Italian-themed Las Vegas Strip resort features spacious guest rooms, 19 international restaurants, a state-of-the-art casino and 5-acre pool deck.
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ARIA Resort & Casino at CityCenter Las VegasSet on the Las Vegas Strip, this upscale resort features a 150,000-square foot casino, 16 restaurants and on-site entertainment.
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Huge room in the Palace tower
There was a coffee maker in room but no coffee or condiments. Weird. Would stay somewhere if they had free coffee again.
to may slot machines out of service
full of extravagance and typical 'Las Vegas' grandeur
no free wifi in the rooms and when you do connect, the internet is very slow
We had stayed in an Executive Suite a couple of months ago and decided to reserve the same type of room again. We enjoy the extra space it provides with the feeling that you are more in a "home" enviromemt. We have stayed at other hotels while visiting Las Vegas but none have met the total criteria that encompasses Ceasar's Palace. We stay there, shop there, eat there, and do not need to leave the complex until time to head home. We will definitely stay at Ceasar's Palace again!
Room could have better lighting.
Room decor needs updating
Large rooms, large bath rooms and a perfect view over the pooll area Also ideal for shopping, basically all can be done inside the hotel complex
The location is good. The buffet restaurant Bacchanel might be the best in Vegas.
The first day we checked in, the elevator never came with the down button pressed. We have to going up to the top floor first, then down again. And on the way down, the elevator opened at every floor, because everyone encountered the same problem and the down button at every floor was pressed. Anyway they fixed this bug when we came back. The second day, the WiFi was never logged in. I booked for "breakfast included" (what the internet said), but actually it's only $20 voucher per day per room.
Casino was good. That's about it.
Overprice, outdated room in the Roman tower. The pool was super cold (it was suppose to be heated). Staff was unfriendly upon arrival. They charged for early checkin and resort fee (which Wynn doesn't do it). Stay at Bellagio. Way better at the same price.
The fact I had to have so many showers as every day I stunk of smoke from walking through the Casino or try to have dinner I had sore eyes every day and felt as I was a smoker for the whole week that I was there.
After reviewing and researching Vegas hotels until my eyes bled, I decided hubby and I will stay here for our 10th anniversary. My key criteria was location, price, and if there was a coffee machine in the room. :). It was the PERFECT location. There are many diverse and delicious eateries in the hotel or nearby to choose from. And the was a Keurig in my room. I was very content. Room service was delicious and a real treat!
My only disappointment was that although there was my beloved Keurig machine, we had to pay $12 for 4 k-cups in the room. But, we went to Walgreens and got a box of 12 for $8.99 and it lasted us the whole trip.
The rooms are really outdated
Excellent service! Perfect location.
Too bad Céline Dion was not in Town!
Loved it. Amazing room, great view, jacuzzi bath! Buzzing casino and bars. Starbucks that opened early (great when we had a trip at 6am) I don't know why this hotel is only classed as a four star, it certainly deserves 5.
The resort fee cost, which is basically the wifi cost as I never intended using the gym whilst I was there. They do 2 speeds the so called free one is fast enough, I would bother paying extra for the faster one. This fee unfortunately can not be wavered, I tried.
Amazing hotel, great services and staff.
Wifi in room was pretty slow
the buffet at the hotel is great. I recommend going around 10:30am, you get to sample the breakfast menu as well as the lunch menu! By 11:30am the queue becomes much much longer!
the room we stayed at in the 'Roman Tower' was older - so i felt cheated for the price i paid for the room. could have stayed elsewhere with a better room. Our front-desk clerk was ill-mannered - wasn't friendly or helpful at all. gave us no info about the wifi/internet, and we end up calling the helpline to get access as the system wasn't working that great- wasted 30mins!
Room, bathroom and bed were huge! Very clean. WiFi (Included in resort fee) was very fast. Loads of self park car-parking.
No complimentary tea/coffee facilities or tea making facilities in the room. A coffee machine was provided, but wasn't free to use. Check-in is a bit of a free-for-all! No queueing system.
I asked for non smoking room they give me smoking room I asked for king size be they give me two single beds
So much to do there, casino, shops, restaurants
The shops, restaurants and bars are all very expensive.
liked everything
did not dislike anything
Loads to see and do just on the hotel.
Having to pay for wifi
The room. The pool The food
Having to pay for wi-fi The queues a reception. The queues for the buffet.
Fab hotel and casino Choice of restaurants and shops Location on the strip - central Our bed - so comfortable
Resort charge - why not build it into the hotel price
it was my birthday the day before, they gave me the suite package, bigger room, great view, Jacuzzi, huge bathroom, the stay was great.
Paid wifi????really?? Even Motel 6 has free wifi!!
Location - centre strip Availability of services - WiFi
Roman tower room - basic. No refrigerator or any other amenities. A bed and TV. That's it. Cost of stay for a room like this - $$$
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Once again activists are trying to raise public fears about genetically engineered (GE) foods.
It's hard to believe there's anything more about GE foods to debate. In 2002, 70% of Oregon voters resoundingly rejected the idea of labeling foods containing GE ingredients. In the decade since, more and more farmers are choosing to grow biotech crops.
Last year 88% of the corn grown in the U.S. was genetically engineered, up from 34 percent of corn grown in 2002. More than 90% of all cotton, canola and soybeans grown in the U.S. also are biotech varieties.
Why are farmers planting biotech crops? Since they were first approved by federal agriculture and food safety regulators, experience globally has shown that GE crops have increased yields and broadly reduced negative impacts of farming on the environment.
Genetic engineering has been used to improve crop insect resistance, enhance crop herbicide tolerance and allow the use of more environmentally sustainable farming practices such as "low-till" or "no-till" farming.
But anti-GE zealots continue to claim plants improved using biotechnology somehow pose dangers, despite ever-mounting evidence to the contrary from scientists and food regulators around the world. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, the World Health Organization, the National Research Council of the National Academies of Sciences, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Medical Association and the American Dietetic Association have all concluded that biotech derived foods are as safe as their non-GE counterparts.
Last November, California voters defeated another labeling initiative like the defeated Oregon measure. Voters in both states spurned the labeling proposals because they were deceptive, confusing and costly. Editorials in all the major newspapers across California recommended a no vote.
The defeat of two labeling ballot measures 10 years apart hasn't stopped GE opponents. In Washington State, anti-GE groups presented yet another labeling initiative to legislators earlier this year. And two labeling bills were introduced in the Oregon legislature.
In addition to labeling, some anti-GE groups are now seeking to ban the growing of biotech crops. A local initiative in Jackson County is one example.
Such crop bans arguably violate Oregon's Right to Farm laws. In Oregon, farmers have the right to choose what crops and farm production technologies work best for them to produce products that meet the needs of markets they choose to serve. Local laws can't interfere with those rights.
But activists argue that the growing of biotech crops is a risk to organic farmers. Despite such claims, no hard data shows any economic losses resulting from unintended presence of GE material in organic crops.
What farmers want is the right to decide for themselves how they farm and what they grow. The Oregon Board of Agriculture has outlined state policies to support the "wise management of all production systems on farmlands and agriculture applications, striving for economic viability, natural resource stewardship, good neighbor and employee relations, and community connections."
The "good neighbor" advice in the board's policy encourages cooperative coexistence among farmers. Coexistence is especially important given the diversity of production practices in agriculture today.
Coexistence is not a new idea. Farmers operate within communities and most already cooperate with neighbors toward their common success.
While talk of coexistence currently centers around GE and organic crops, biotech crops do not create any risks different from those posed by organic or conventional crops. The principles of coexistence and the need to preserve the integrity of crops apply to all agricultural production.
Oregon State University's Agricultural Extension Service offers unique capabilities to help guide coexistence efforts for farmers in the state. Extension agents can help farmers and others in the food and feed production chain get the education they need about their respective roles in making coexistence work, particularly regarding stewardship, contracting and attention to gene flow.
The Willamette Valley Specialty Seed Association in one of the best examples of managed coexistence. A similar structure is under consideration in Southern Oregon – a better approach to organic producers concerns than banning GE crops.
Many Jackson County Farm Bureau members are discussing the best way to encourage coexistence among farmers in the Rogue Valley. Taking a page from Board of Agriculture, some Rogue Valley farmers have formed a loose coalition called the Good Neighbor Farmers.
Most in Oregon's farming and food production industry share the view of Jackson County's Good Neighbor Farmers. The right idea is collaboration, cooperation and coexistence.
Costly labeling laws and crop bans don't make sense, aren't good for consumers and would hurt Oregon farmers. Being good neighbors is good for everyone.
Scott Dahlman is executive director of Oregonians for Food and Shelter
Editor's Note: Oregon Business accepts opinion pieces on topics relevant to the state's business community. See Op-Ed submission guidelines here.
While I am sorry to hear about your celiac disease, you should know that there are currently no GE varieties of wheat, rye, or barley commercially available.
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Despite occasional detractors, The Great Gatsby remains a gold standard for American fiction…
Having read John Edward Williams' magnificent novel Stoner a couple of weeks ago, I noticed that one reviewer referred to the novel as the "anti Gatsby." That got me to do a little looking around – and I found some interesting things being said about F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic novel (most in some way or another trying to tie in to the recent release of yet another attempt to make a film of what is damned near prose poetry). A couple of the more interesting essays I'll mention here in the course of my own comments about the novel. And yes, I've gone off the reading list again to zip through Gatsby for the 20-something-th time. I wanted to read Fitzgerald while Williams was still relatively fresh in my mind.
Anyway, the talk about Gatsby – and the need reviewers and essayists felt to compare Stoner to The Great Gatsby – would lead one to conclude that there is some consensus that The Great Gatsby is the Great American Novel®. This is, I admit, something of a surprise to me. I'd always assumed (and remember, friends, this is an English professor writing to you – oh, that's right, credentials mean nothing on the Internet – never mind) that this book was the #1 contender for that amorphous (and perhaps dubious) distinction.
But it would seem I may be wrong and that West Egg's gaudiest, gauchest gangster has supplanted the Mississippi's most roguish and reflective rafter as the sweetheart of American literature. I don't think that this is a good or bad thing. But I believe it may be of interest to consider why The Great Gatsby now seems to hold a higher place in the American reader's psyche than The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Continue reading


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NEW YORK - Three of America's leading stage performers - Barbra Streisand, Liza Minnelli and Aretha Franklin - paid tribute to Marvin Hamlisch on Tuesday, honoring the late composer for his contributions to Broadway and movies, as well as their personal lives.The invitation-only tribute for the composer of numerous hit records, movies and musicals such as "A Chorus Line" was held at the New York's Juilliard School for the Arts where the Jewish musician studied as a boy after three years earlier displaying at the age of four a gift for mimicking music.Hamlisch died after a brief illness in Los Angeles on August 6 at the age of 68, causing an outpouring of grief from well-known entertainers and fans and prompting Streisand, Hamlisch's friend for the past 45 years, to organize the tribute.Streisand performed "The Way We Were - one of Hamlisch's best known songs and one of Streisand's biggest hits - in the tribute's finale. She also recalled how they first met in 1963 when Hamlisch was the rehearsal pianist for Streisand's movie Funny Girl, who would also on occasion fetch the cast coffee."Because I didn't drink coffee, he was assigned to get me a chocolate doughnut," Streisand told the laughing audience filled with friends, family and stars including Michael Douglas, Sarah Jessica Parker and lyricists Alan and Marilyn Bergman. "But instead of just one, he always brought me two and so our love affair began."Streisand told how she forged a friendship with the New York-born composer based on a shared passion for "music, film and food," and "without explaining why or how, we understood each others anxieties," while joking about their shared Jewish heritage.They ended up with a long history of working together, including Hamlisch's turn as musical director and arranger of Streisand's 1994 US concert tour as well as writing the score for Streisand's 1996 film, The Mirror Has Two Faces. Hamlisch had called Streisand "the best voice there is."Minnelli: He was a constant in my lifeEarlier Liza Minnelli, who performed "If You Really Knew Me" from Hamlisch's Tony-nominated 1979 musical, "They're Playing Our Song," said she met the composer, "when I was 14 and a half, and he was 15 and three-quarters," and soon became best friends: "He was one of my few constants that I had in my life."Aretha Franklin sang a rousing version of Hamlisch's power ballad "Nobody Does It Better," which he wrote as the theme song for the 1977 James Bond film "The Spy Who Loved Me." She inserted the lyric, "Marvin, you are the best" to audience cheers before lowering her voice for the spiritual ballad "Deep River."Other performers included Chinese pianist Lang Lang, British stage singer Maria Friedman and trumpeter Chris Botti who all performed songs from the 1975 musical "A Chorus Line," for which Hamlisch won a Tony award and a Pulitzer Prize and which at the time became the most successful show on Broadway.Hamlisch worked right up until the days before his death and the tribute showed off one of his more recent songs about his love for life, "While I Still Have The Time," from the Jerry Lewis stage-adapted comedy musical, "The Nutty Professor," which opened this year.Hamlisch had the rare distinction of winning Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony awards.His wife, Terre Blair Hamlisch, began the tribute recalling how Hamlisch often said he believed in the power of music to connect people, and Streisand ended it 90 minutes later.A scholarship program at The Juilliard School was established in Hamlisch's memory.
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