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"Hilarious" is the only way to describe The Male Intellect: An Oxymoron? You will laugh non-stop for 90 minutes as Robert Dubac ransacks his brain to answer the age-old question, "What do women want?" All while drinking a beer.
Dubac has crafted an hysterical one-man multi-character show that tackles the battle of the sexes with precision and wit. With a shrug of his shoulders or a crook of his neck, Robert Dubac seamlessly transforms himself into five alter egos — each offering their own brand of misguided advice on how to straddle the gender gap.
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Presidents are elected not by national popular vote but by an 18th century constitutional compromise called the Electoral College.
When framers were drafting the U.S. Constitution, there were two competing ideas on how to elect the president. One group said Congress should do it; the other said it should be a national vote of eligible citizens. There also were disputes over how much slaves should count in representation in Congress and over how power would be distributed between small and large states. The compromise became part of the second article of the Constitution, although the words "Electoral College" are not included. The electors pick the president and vice president.
Each state gets one electoral vote for each of its representatives in the House and Senate. The District of Columbia gets three votes. All told, there are 538 votes in the Electoral College. A candidate must have at least 270 to win. Except for Maine and Nebraska, states award all their electoral votes to the candidate who wins the state. In Maine and Nebraska, votes are apportioned by congressional districts. So in 2008, even though John McCain won Nebraska's statewide popular vote, Barack Obama won the 2nd Congressional District and earned one of the state's five electoral votes.
Each state's electors will meet on Dec. 17 in their home states and cast their votes for president and vice president. Congress will meet on Jan. 6, 2013, to conduct an official tally of the electoral votes. Vice President Joe Biden will preside and declare the winner.
If no candidate gets at least 270 electoral votes, the election goes to the newly elected House of Representatives. Each state delegation in the House gets one vote, and a candidate must win a majority of the states to be elected president. This happened in 1824, when Andrew Jackson won the most popular votes and the most electoral votes, but four candidates split the electoral votes and no one received a majority. The race went to the House and John Quincy Adams, who came in second, was chosen as president. Three other times, candidates won the Electoral College even though they lost the popular vote - in 1876, 1888 and 2000.
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Janine is an artist who receives an anonymous sex call one night, from a cop. Who just happens to be working on a phone-sex case destined to change his career--and now his life. AVN's Best Director of 1994, Paul Thomas, explores the complex arena of aural sex--the kind you hear--in a sizzling drama starring porn's hottest blonde, Janine, and its classiest newcomer, Dyanna Lauren.
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Black Barley, Fennel, and Radish Salad
Published: June 2012 Servings: 6
- 2 cups black or pearl barley, rinsed
- Kosher salt
- 1 large fennel bulb (about 10 ounces), 2 tablespoons fronds set aside, bulb cut lengthwise into 1/4-inch slices
- 2 tablespoons plus 1/2 cup olive oil
- Freshly ground black pepper
- 1/3 cup fresh orange juice
- 1/4 cup fresh lime juice
- 1 small shallot, minced
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh dill plus 1/2 cup dills prigs, divided
- 1 teaspoon finely grated orange zest
- 4 large radishes, thinly sliced, divided
- 1/4 cup oil-cured olives, pitted, halved lengthwise
Nutritional Information
- Calories (kcal) 360
- Fat (g) 15
- Saturated Fat (g) 2
- Cholesterol (mg) 0
- Carbohydrates (g) 57
- Dietary Fiber (g) 12
- Total Sugars (g) 1
- Protein (g) 7
- Sodium (mg) 150
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Preheat oven to 425°. Place barley in a medium pot and add water to cover by 1 1/2 inches. Season with salt. Bring to a boil; reduce heat and simmer uncovered until barley is tender and water is absorbed, 40–45 minutes. Spread out barley on a large rimmed baking sheet; let cool.
While barley is cooking, toss fennel slices and 2 Tbsp. oil in a medium bowl to coat. Season with salt and pepper. Spread fennel slices out in a single layer on another rimmed baking sheet. Roast until fennel is crisp-tender and beginning to brown in spots, about 18 minutes. Let fennel cool on baking sheet.
Whisk orange juice, lime juice, shallot, 2 Tbsp. dill, and zest in a medium bowl. Gradually whisk in remaining 1/2 cup oil; season orange vinaigrette with salt and pepper.
Transfer barley to a large bowl; add roasted fennel, along with any accumulated juices on baking sheet. Add half of radishes, olives, and 1/4 cup dill sprigs. Drizzle 1/2 cup orange vinaigrette over and toss to coat; season with salt and pepper. Arrange salad on a large platter.
Scatter remaining radishes, reserved fennel fronds, and remaining 1/4 cup dill sprigs over salad. Pass remaining orange vinaigrette alongside for drizzling over.
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This was the week when international fugitive, criminal suspect and self-described eccentric millionaire John McAfee released a tongue-in-cheek video explaining how to uninstall the security software of his one-time company. Riffing on his, shall we say, unpredictable reputation, McAfee had the following to say on the NSFW video …
Right John
"I had some beautiful software"
There are plenty of adjectives I could use to describe your software, beautiful is certainly not one of them.
I thought you were delusional, I just didn't realise how much.
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It wasn't horrible fifteen years ago.
It is now.
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It wasn't that bad when he sold it. Same thing happened with Norton AV, after it got sold, it started going shitty!
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Why anyone would use the Norton branded crap as opposed to Symantec Endpoint Protection if you have to deal with Symantec? It winds up being cheaper than the Norton shit if you manage it from their cloud service anyway, at least for SMBs, and you don't have to purchase in increments of three seat licenses (maybe there's a way to purchase for a single seat for the Norton product. I couldn't find it, though admittedly I had better things to do than fuck around with Symantec's store for an hour), which is damned annoying when you need licenses for four seats.
The test system ran very well with Endpoint Protection installed when I was evaluating both Norton Internet Security and Symantec Endpoint Protection for a side job recently, but the system gimped along like an Elephant on Quaaludes while running NIS after a fresh install of Windows 7.
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That's a bit rich coming from Graham Cluley, who is to mainstream media PC security quotes what Ray Boulger of brokers John Charcol is to quotes about the mortgage industry. And I don't mean that in a positive way about either, sorry.
Forgive me, but is the the same McAfee that spreads malware?
You know, the kind of theing that tries to perfom an unwanted and uninvited executive action on your PC, and to do so BY DEFAULT.
The bloody pre-ticked McAfee scanner that gets intalled by default, with Adobe Flash Player updates.
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Yes, but the definition you gave for malware isn't the real definition. Malware is software intended to harm your machine. McAfee is shovelware, but it's not malware. If it was, you wouldn't have the option to untick that box.
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Set in Roman Egypt in the fourth century, "Agora" tells the story of the legendary astronomer Hypatia (Weisz), trapped in the legendary Library of Alexandria, and her fight to save the old world's wisdom from the religious riots sweeping the streets of Alexandria. Her slave Davus (Minghella) wrestles with his yearning for freedom and his professed love for his mistress.
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Colerain residents not happy about smell in the air
Updated On: Nov 28 2012 09:18:06 AM EST
Colerain Township residents are not happy with their neighbor – the Rumpke landfill.
Residents packed a trustees meeting Tuesday night.
The main concern is the smell that comes from the north side of the landfill.
"I drive past the dump, I go to work early in the morning and some days I have to turn the vent off in the car because it smells so bad," Colerain resident Joe Kampf said.
Rumpke said it was working with the Environmental Protection Agency to find a solution to the smell.
"We're working every day to control the odor from the reaction. It's an ongoing process. It's not something that's going to go away immediately, but we'll continue to work at it," Rumpke Director of Environmental Affairs Jay Roberts said.
Roberts said the smell comes from an underground reaction.
Neighbors are also not happy about Rumpke's plans to expand the landfill by 350 acres. That decision will be decided in court.
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Based on the novel by Nobel prizewinner, Knut Hamsen, Hunger is about a penniless young writer in turn-of-the-century Oslo. The film is constructed with disruptive movements from reality to myth. The writer wanders around the city during an autumn day, unable to sell any of his writings ... Read more
Boy meets girl, and, being "switched-on", they cut the talk about the weather and all that, and get down to communication proper. ... Read more
This is a demonstration of the methods an instructor can use in his teaching through the medium of vision. The film itself becomes a model for instructional films. ... First Prize, Venice Festival; First Prize, British Industrial Film Association. ... Read more
Russell portrays the flamboyant dancer as a self-indulgent exhibitionist and vulgarian intent on shocking the world with her self-consciously outrageous behaviour, promoting the image of a free-spirited artiste and ultimately a pathetic individual entrapped in her own myth-making. The film opens ... Read more
A commentator, travelling through New Zealand's lake district with a vintage and veteran car rally, becomes involved with vintage cars himself. ... Read more
A free suite based on elements borrowed from some of Kamler's abstract works. ... Read more
A day in the village life of a primitive Indian tribe in Brazil which is a microcosm of a dying culture. A vivid anthropological record, with music by the Indians themselves. ... Read more
Although the central character of Knight Without Armour is a child, as we follow his adventures, we also learn much about the adults surrounding him. ... Vanio's world is presented in a collection of episodes: the first ride in the newly acquired car; a fight on the street; shadowing a "spy"; a day ... Read more
An analysis of the spirit and human qualities of Knud Rasmussen, who made a unique contribution to the exploration of the life and myths of the Polar Eskimos. ... 'Bodil' Award, Danish Film Critics; Golden Bear, Berlin Festival. ... Read more
Marie, newly married to a man twenty years her senior, lives in an enormous castle on the coast of Normandy. ... The time is 1944. In anticipation of the Allied landing, led by an officer, the Germans occupy the castle, while London parachutes a young French officer into the grounds, with the task ... Read more
Yutkevitch takes up his hero's life starting with his arrest and working in flashback to his first impressions of Poland and the signs of the clouds of World War One. There are no words except Lenin's own in the form of a 'stream of consciousness'. From the beginning he is presented as an observer ... Read more
Part of the Life in Australia series, produced by The Australian Commonwealth Film Unit, this short takes us throught the streets of mid-60s Melbourne, from the roar of the MCG to CBD nightlife. ... Directed by Douglas White (1966) ... Read more
Infinite star space, where luminous forms evolve; dots swarm in webs of insubstantial lines. ... Read more
A colourful and sophisticated impression of Melbourne by night and day. ... Silver Award, Travel Category, Australian Film Awards. ... Read more
A vivid re-enactment of life in a Moravian village towards the end of the last war. The cynicism of the story effectively conveys the sardonic humour of the villagers' efforts to protect their farms and valuables from the retreating Germans and the Russian liberators. The director has told the ... Read more
A harsh study of a man in a jarringly unfamiliar British landscape, County Durham. It is an area pitted and scarred by industry and coal mining, in which a small, violent group of men have a strange occupation: gathering coal washed up on the beach from undersea seams. ... First Film Award, Tours ... Read more
This is a short-story film about the adventures of a young painter who spends a night during Mardi-Gras alone with only his fantasies to keep him company ... Read more
The great choirs of the Welsh mining valleys first grew from the singing of hymns in chapel on Sundays — for many, the only time in the week into which beauty entered. Even now these choirs, and the spirit that causes them to flourish, are part of Welsh culture. ... Golden Gate Award, San ... Read more
A study of iron ore mining in North-West Australia, depicting the journey of iron from mine to ship. ... Read more
Mr. Rossi's driving career is not a long one. . . . ... Anica Cup, Venice; Speical Mention, Cannes; Special Mention, Locarno; Golden Mesal, Milan; Award, Bordighera. ... Read more
The film expresses the special bond with nature felt by the Japanese; shows how this influenced their traditional art and culture, and their philosophy of landscape design. ... Read more
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The Hero is one of Satyajit Ray's modern stories, concerned with the life and thoughts of an Indian film star as he travels by train to collect a prize in Delhi. Through dreams and flashbacks, he tells his story to a woman journalist whom he meets on the train; he is ambitious, loves and fears ... Read more
Developed from a script written by a boy of the same age as the central figure of the story, this film takes a deliberately biased look at the history of one school drop-out, and the system he rejected. ... Read more
This film is a character study of the two girls, Donna and Gail, showing the currents that brought them together and revealing the differences in their natures — contradictions that first attracted them and finally drove them apart. ... Because it induces thought about the nature of ... Read more


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SAN FRANCISCO — A San Francisco police inspector has filed a federal civil rights suit against the city of Antioch, saying a police officer shocked her with a Taser during a confrontation in her home where she was trying to evict a tenant.
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to Bolton substitute Conor Wilkinson and Wilson did not aid a quest for further goals. However, Kelly's 85th-minute shot dipped over Joel Castro Pereira's bar and, soon afterwards, a free-kick from the right was touched in by an unmarked Clough at the near post.
Rothwell scooped off target from a Pearson pass and, when Andreas Pereira was flagged offside in the dying seconds, a shoot-out was required to decide the victors. Reece James' shot over the bar proved to be the only penalty miss with Andreas Pereira, Guillermo Varela, Rothwell and Charni Ekangamene all finding the net. Clough, Hall, Josh Vela, Tom Walker and Oscar Threlkeld all beat Joel Castro Pereira to set up a semi-final date with Wigan Athletic.
United: J.Pereira; Varela, Thorpe, McNair, James; Janko, Pearson, Rothwell, Ekangamene, A.Pereira; Wilson (Rowley 81). Subs: Gollini, Weir, Rudge, Harrop.
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D.T. Systems Sponsors Upcoming Upland Gundog Association Event on May 18
Dallas, TX. — D.T. Systems is proud to sponsor the Upland Gundog Association and their upcoming Hunt Test and Trial on May 18, 2013 in Grinnell, Iowa.
Founded in 2011, the Upland Gundog Association (UGA) was started to provide an upland-based venue for sporting dogs and bird hunters. Their purpose was to create a hunt test that was practical and appealing for the common bird hunter, their dog and their families, but demanded high quality dog performance in the field. The UGA's mission is to provide a hunt test event that truly measures a dog's ability to hunt based on realistic and practical upland bird hunting situations. The tests are offered for both pointing and flushing breeds, and are run in two different levels: Gundog level and Advanced Level. The UGA also offers a Youth Division and has recently added Shed Hunting Tests to their events. For more information about the UGA visit www.uplandgundog.com, visit their Facebook Page, or watch their video.
"A partnership with D.T. Systems could not be more fitting for the UGA," said Upland Gundog Association President Ryan Eder. "Our venue was created to provide a platform in which hunters, their dogs and their families could enjoy our great sport, promote dog training and hopefully gain participation of the youth and newcomers to the sport. The UGA offers hunt tests that can be enjoyed by professional trainers, average everyday bird hunters and first-time dog handlers alike with one common goal; to educate people about the importance of quality dog training, grow the sport of hunt testing with sporting dogs and continue the great tradition of upland bird hunting. D.T. Systems is not only an industry leader in dog training electronics, but they share the same goals as the UGA. Like D.T. Systems, the UGA has something to offer everyone, from a professional dog trainer to first-time dog owner looking to get into hunt tests with their dog."
"The partnership between UGA and D.T. Systems was a natural fit," said D.T. System's Director of Marketing Brian Lasley. "All of us here at D.T. Systems share in the same goals and objectives of promoting the sporting dog, friends and family in the field, and safe responsible dog training practices. The UGA embodies these principles and we are proud to support their organization."
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Fayetteville Four large properties in the village of Fayetteville remain vacant, despite the mayor's best efforts to interest developers in the areas.
The properties — the McIntyre paper plant, Syracuse Plastics plant, the old O'Brien and Gere manufacturing plant and the former Jay Chevrolet location — have remained empty, but Mayor Mark Olson hopes to see developers express interest in transforming the areas soon.
"The village board wants to see us develop these properties," Olson said. "It should follow the character of the village, and go from a state of nothing to a state of something we can all be proud of."
Developers have expressed interest in two of the properties in recent years, working to rezone the land in an effort to build housing. The plans for the McIntyre Paper Co. location, at the corner of Mill and Clinton streets in the village, have fallen through, Olson said.
A developer visioned putting in craftsman-style or bungalow-style homes in the area. The land was rezoned from industrial to planned residential development.
"We really want to see some type of residence there," Olson said. "We think it would fit much better."
The Syracuse Plastics location, on Clinton Street, was also rezoned for a residential development. The lot is contaminated and the current owner had applied for, and received, a Brownfield grant to clean up the property. That clean-up process hasn't been completed and the land still remains contaminated.
If the current owners, who worked to get the locations rezoned, do not develop the properties, the zoning will revert to industrial.
"Industrial is very open," Olson said. "There is a lot you can do in an 'I,' it could be an issue. We'd like to see things that fit into the village."
The other two properties are across the street from each other — the old O'Brien and Gere manufacturing plant and the former Jay Chevrolet car dealership on Genesee Street.
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There's a better-than-average chance that you or someone you care about had a cocktail, a beer or a glass of wine to celebrate Memorial Day and its attendant long weekend. Hopefully, if you were doing your celebrating outside of the walkable zone from your place of residence, you made arrangements to get home without driving yourself. If you live in southern California, some of those arrangements might have involved checking in with a personality that goes by the name of Mr. Checkpoint.
Mr. Checkpoint is the branded handle of entrepreneur Sennett Devermont, who offers a service that will alert you of DUI checkpoints in your area (as long as your area is in SoCal, at least for the time being). Mr. Checkpoint has more than 43,000 followers on Twitter, around 5,000 fans on Facebook and plans for an iPhone app in the next month. Devermont uses those social outlets, along with text messages and his own website, to alert drivers about DUI checkpoint locations. For his part, Devermont believes that Mr. Checkpoint is raising awareness about the dangers of driving under the influence; he's even reported as saying that he made his service free when he learned about the positive impact it was having.
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Sojomail - May 14, 2003
|Quote of the Week Hasidic proverb
|Batteries Not Included David Batstone: Aaron Feuerstein puts out the fleece
|Passings Remembering Walter Sisulu
|By the Numbers Mainline Protestants reeling
|Funny Business Turning an old leaf
|Politically Connect Rosemary Radford Ruether: Five themes for the peace movement post-Iraq
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The community of the living is the carriage of the Lord.
- Hasidic proverb
Aaron Feuerstein puts out the fleeceby David Batstone
During his long reign as owner, Feuerstein has had more lives than a cat. Like most other commodity industries, textiles pass through periodic financial cycles. In 1981, the company filed for bankruptcy protection, and Feuerstein reorganized without giving up any of his owner equity. Then a fire destroyed much of the mill in 1995, and the 70-year-old Feuerstein never gave a thought to cashing out the insurance money for his own private nest egg. As he told me in an interview last year, "It would have been an unconscionable act to put 3,000 [workers] out on the streets." While the plant was in reconstruction, he kept paying worker salaries for three months and health benefits for six months. Although it put his financials in a deep hole, the company survived.
Malden Mills is now in bankruptcy court again. A flood of cheap fleece has flooded the U.S. market, most of it produced in manufacturing plants in Asia. The Wall Street Journal reported last week that unless Feuerstein can raise $92 million by mid-summer to buy out his creditors, he will lose total control of the company. He claims he is presently about $10 million short of his fundraising goal.
In Saving the Corporate Soul, I feature Feuerstein's remarkable leadership at the helm of his company. From our conversations I teased out seven principles that lie at the heart of his business philosophy:
1. A worker is an asset, not an expense.
In several events since the publication of the book, I have been challenged about whether Malden Mills' latest financial troubles prove that a company cannot act with soul. In other words, are Feuerstein's values outmoded?
The answer to that question, in large part, depends on us. Feuerstein has fulfilled his part of the social contract. Now it's our turn. The towns of Lawrence and nearby Methuen, along with the state of Massachusetts, have tentatively agreed - in recognition of the contribution Malden Mills has made to the community - to lend the company $10 million in federal economic development money, according to the Wall Street Journal. That's a start. Other principled lenders need to step up to the plate as well.
And then there's the rest of us. Few of us are big-time investors, but we are consumers. Are we principled enough to look beyond price to evaluate the source, quality, and values of the goods we buy? If so, maybe it's time to buy a Polartec jacket instead of the fleece hanging on the rack at Wal-Mart. Check out:
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Remembering Walter Sisulu, father of South Africa's liberation
Nelson Mandela is now the only one left. Of the three-man partnership that forged the African National Congress into a revolutionary tool for liberating black South Africans - then transformed it into a ruling party of the continent's most successful democracy - Mandela now stands alone. Oliver Tambo, the professor and strategist, who held the ANC together during long years in exile, died in 1993. And now Walter Sisulu, who brought Mandela into the party in the 1940s and continued mentoring him the next half century, has passed on to history.
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Mainline Protestants reelingby Gary Stern
A Journal News review of the five most prominent mainline denominations shows that their membership in New York City and the surrounding suburbs has fallen by 45 percent since the heyday of 1960, when the spiritual descendants of Luther, Calvin, and Wesley composed the white-bread religious mainstream.
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Turning an old leaf
A little boy opened the big old family Bible with fascination, looking at the old pages as he turned them. Then something fell out of the Bible and he picked it up and looked at it closely. It was an old leaf from a tree that had been pressed between the pages.
"Mama, look what I found," the boy called out. "What have you got there, dear?" his mother asked.
With astonishment in the young boy's voice he answered, "It's Adam's suit!!"
Five themes for the peace movement post-Iraq
Rosemary Radford Ruether: [We have] to regroup and find a new basis on which to organize against the American military occupation of Iraq and its long-range purposes." Read the entire essay at:
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Peter Glaxton writes from Wales, United Kingdom:
Thank you for all you've sent me since coming across SojoNet during the unfolding of the unjust war against Iraq. I am deeply disappointed as an Englishman that our prime minister chose to agree with your president's view that there was justification for progress to invasion without the agreement of the United Nations. Sadly this organisation has now had any of its remaining "teeth" drawn and can in future expect to be sidelined by more powerful agents when such should decide to pursue a course of its own preference. I believe this is a victory for the terrorists, so simply castrating the one international peace-pursuing agency in which there may have remained a reasonable hope.... [In regard to your Mother's Day appeal], I'm not able to offer any pecuniary benefit, but joyfully offer my soul and body, as a living sacrifice, to further help disseminate the worthwhile material SojoNet brings before my eyes.
Jeremy Peters writes from Chicago, Illinois:
C'mon, Mark Fulop, fair play! You charge that David Batstone doesn't have an ethical voice because he was in a business media post during the Internet years. That's like saying Jimmy Carter can't speak morally about foreign policy because he was once president, or Noam Chomsky can't critique a pre-emptive strike against Iraq because MIT pays his salary, and MIT has provided invaluable research to the military. Who is "pure enough" to speak credibly, in your judgment? Did it ever occur to you that Batstone is such a lucid writer because he is engaged in a complex world?
Kymberli Ward writes from Weatherford, Oklahoma:
Jim Wallis' article is, as usual, thought-provoking and well written. I would only add one comment. Not only are poor children being affected, but has anyone looked at the plight of the disabled? It seems that all the social outrage is directed toward children and the elderly - worthy causes, with all my heart - but being a disabled person in this country is an horrific experience. Although I am below federal poverty level, I am not entitled to Medicaid, housing assistance, food stamps, utility subsidies, ad nauseum, because I "make too much on disability." That is a direct quote from every agency I have contacted. Why? Because before becoming disabled, was a career person and paid an enormous amount of taxes over 25 years. Waiting for SSA to make their determination ate through all my savings, investments, retirement.... To say my priorities have changed would be a gross understatement. While we are discussing the "war on the poor," let's include the rest of us who are not only ignored and dismissed by the powers that be, but also humiliated, denigrated, and stigmatized.
Karen Davison writes from Shepherdstown, West Virgina:
I knew the idea of faith-based initiatives was bogus from the start. It is just a cynical way of relieving the conscience-less super-rich from paying taxes to help the disadvantaged. Instead, it feeds on the consciences of true people of faith who will contribute from their own pockets and impoverish themselves rather than allowing the great needs of the poor to go unaddressed.
Kirstin Wymore writes from Brooklyn Center, Minnesota:
I agree wholeheartedly with what Jim Wallis says: The economic downturn does have a great effect on the poor and the lower classes. I see this; it affects my family, my friends, my neighbors, and my own life. While the challenge to organize and work to change government policies is exciting, I wonder if other efforts would be more worthwhile. Rather than trying to change an administration that more than likely will not budge, Christians who are passionate for social justice can seize this opportunity in another way. We can use what is happening in the U.S. today - economic hardships - to revive the church's call for justice and Jesus' cry to care for the poor. The church in America is wealthy; that wealth needs to be tapped. We can care for people, and we can work to get people moving; we do not need the government or its money. We can do programs on our own, we can start things, we can help people...the opportunities are endless. Challenge the leadership of our nation? Yes. But also challenge our churches and their leadership who are not challenging the people to follow Jesus.
Margie Dahl writes from Bendigo, Victoria, Australia:
I was confused about war with Iraq. Australia has followed the U.S. like a little dog on a lead, but what's it all about?
First they told us it was because Iraq had not complied with U.N. Security Council resolutions. But neither have Israel or Zimbabwe and we didn't invade them. Then they told us it was because Iraq was involved in terrorism. But no terrorists in New York or Bali came from Iraq. They came from Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Indonesia, and we didn't invade them. Then they told us it was because Iraq might have weapons of mass destruction. But Pakistan, India, and France certainly have weapons of mass destruction, and we didn't invade them. Then they told us it was to "restore" democracy to Iraq. (Let's leave aside the logical impossibility of restoring something that never was). But China does not have a Western-style democracy, and we didn't invade there. Then they told us it was a humanitarian cause, to promote human rights. But human rights are violated in Guatemala and other countries in Latin America, and we didn't invade there. Now at last a little light is being shed. The U.S. is fighting over the carcass of Iraq before it is even dead - only U.S. firms are going to be allowed to have a share in the rebuilding. But we might get a few crumbs that fall off the table. Well done, little Johnny!
Ed Weber writes from Silver Spring, Maryland:
Given: War is not the answer
The most difficult time lies ahead for the invaders and for the folks in Iraq. Prayers and alternatives seem to be appropriate now more than ever. After a major rebuilding effort, maybe it would be best to quietly fade into the sand, return home, and focus on internal affairs and let the U.N. and other peacekeepers assume a major role.
Huw Spanner writes from Harrow, England:
Pete Stephens, a fellow Briton, suggests that the reason why the U.S. took 24 weeks to intervene when Iraq invaded Kuwait but took 26 years when Indonesia annexed East Timor was oil. I don't think it helps to reduce our analysis of foreign policy to such crudities. We can condemn the way countries behave internationally without having to caricature them. My understanding is that Indonesia was allowed to annex East Timor in the depths of the Cold War because there were fears that the island might fall under the influence of the Communist bloc. Not only does it have oil and gas reserves in its territorial waters (it is thought that one reason why Australia subsequently recognised Indonesia's sovereignty over East Timor was that she was granted 50% of the drilling royalties), but it has a strategic military position commanding a primary route for U.S. submarines to the Soviet Far East. Back then, there were many people who saw the future of humankind as a ruthless contest for global supremacy between us and the Communists. This does not make the sacrifice of East Timor and its people to "our" interests any less wicked, but it does, perhaps, suggest that the black in Pete Stephens' black-and-white picture of things was not as simple as he suggests.
Ed Stewart writes from Fresno, California:
I was a bit disappointed to see Sojourners piling on Bill Bennett in Funny Business (5/7/03). Although it was humorously done, it was unfortunate to see one group that claims Christianity putting down an individual who claims Christianity. I don't think Bill Bennett should get a free pass on this issue, but it seems quite childish for Sojourners to join the rest of the mockers. We can do better.
David Westaway writes from Ballarat, Australia:
I found the attempt at humor by Ed Spivey Jr. at the expense of Bill Bennett to be in very poor taste. Many people have the seeds of addiction within them, whether it be gambling, pornography, drug/alcohol or living a lavish lifestyle. If Bill Bennett has proven fallible, we, as Christians, should not glory in his mistakes. Let he who is without sin cast the first stone.
Mark Walters writes from Dallas, Texas:
Kudos to Ed Spivey for his political satire. Bill Bennett built his career holding up his own virtues and slamming those who hold to a different set of standards. Spivey reminds us that hubris has no place in virtues.
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We've heard the rumors for years about Kim Kardashian.
But now they're spreading to a new family member.
Yes, according to the new issue of In Touch Weekly, Kylie Jenner may have undergone plastic surgery.
The tabloid quotes a plastic surgeon - WHO HAS NEVER TREATED KYLIE - as saying about the reality star:
"Her face has changed. Considering the work her sisters have had, I wouldn't be surprised if she got an early start."
Hear that, folks? An anonymous doctor who has never seen Kylie Jenner would not be surprised if she went under the knife at some point.
Case. Closed.
It's not as if this individual doesn't have a lot of online evidence to sift through.
There are plenty of Kylie Jenner bikini photos out there, along with a few racy images of the 16-year old, as collected here:
The surgeon notes that Jenner could have gotten "Botox injections in the forehead," along with a nose job, and lip injections.
And why would she do so? Because, according to an In Touch insider, Kylie always felt like the family's "ugly duckling" and was pressured into the procedures by Kris Jenner.
Are you buying this story? Do you think Kylie Jenner has had plastic surgery?
Why would she go under the knife though? At he age of 16, that would be embarrassing. The only thing that seems different about her is her style and make up. So many celebs are mistaken to have surgery because of make up. Plus this girl is still growing, of course her facial structure is changing. You guys think this family is fucked up? you are even more fucked up stalking them and making up and believing crazy rumours.
This is ridiculous, I agree with some Kylie pics she's really young but who are you to judge her? Are you better than both of them? And I don't see Kendall pics as unappropiate at all she is a model (it doesn't matter if you agree or not the girl is signed with an agency) a lot if models have done that already and nobody makes a big deal about it! You only make drama cause she is Kim k's sister, I don't see anything wrong with her fashion shoots, just get over it
My goodness... Will they ever stop?
and she is clearly the ugliest sister of all Jenner/Kardasshians
americans love rubbish.
remember this kid isn't fully grown up yet.............
what is wrong with this people with their plastic surgeries .You will never be perfect all this just to look pretty what a fucked up.


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Courtney Robertson to Appear on The Bachelor: Women Tell All Special?by Free Britney at . Comments
Courtney Robertson allegedly appears on The Bachelor: Women Tell All special this season, according to reports. Why is this noteworthy for Bachelor fans?
Because the Women Tell All episode, which airs March 5, but was taped Friday in L.A., has never featured either of the girls in the following week's finale.
Does that mean Courtney Robertson gets bounced this Monday? Or did the show make a special exception to bring out a finalist because, well, it's her?
According to insiders and The Bachelor spoilers we have read, analyzed, maintained and posted throughout this winter ... they made an exception for her.
Courtney has been the center of so much controversy all season long - she's pretty much the reason for the show at this point - they felt they had to.
It's true. Giving Court a chance to square off with the other women (or vice versa) could make for amazing television. They probably hate her more now!
Back when all the drama was taking place during filming, they hadn't even seen her confessionals, with some of the best quotes (see highlight reel below).
Specifically, Court's main nemesis, Emily O'Brien, should give her an earful.
The Bachelor returns tomorrow night as Robertson, Lindzi Cox and Nicki Sterling vie for the final two spots in the March 12 season finale. Stay tuned.
After reading Ben's comments on his Facebook page ( He says it's just a TV show) I think both he and Courtney have been "playing" all of us.Courtney Roberts is also on Facebook and it's all about HER!All the posts point to her 'winning".
I couldn't believe how many friggin times this moron Courtney was fidgeting with her hair...God is she nervous or WHAT?????? not only is she ugly, she's totally annoying too....This idiot Ben, can't see she's playing him...What is wrong with him....the only thing he did do right was get rid of that girl Nicki...Wow, did you see the fat thighs on that one....Wow she was actually fat, and nothing to look at.....Seems like Ben will get hurt from this train wreck, and hopefully he will learn next time he dates....personally i think they deserve each other....one is dumber than the other....they are both homily....and oh ya!!!!!! what's up with this chic Courtney's walk.....She bounces all over the place, and looks retarded....ugh....i cannot stomach her....................
WELL..... I HOPE that he picks "I have the ROSE" Courtney. They both deserve each other. He needs a haircut and a shave. GROSS.... There is NOTHING attractive about either one. I feel bad for Nicki but, all of the other girls must know NOW that they ARE the REAL WINNERS of the Bachelor!!!!! :) They ALL can do SO MUCH BETTER. IF Courtney is on next week for the Girls Tell All... That is what I want to SEE..... They will CRUSH her.... AND, she DESERVES IT.... You may have the ROSE but, AMERICA HATES YOU!!!!!
Courtney screwed this show up!! She needs to go home tonight!! She's very competitve and thinks shes the boss! ! Well yah kno what nicki you need to marry him there perfect together.. or linzi she's perfect for him too!! Courntey needs to go find someone else maybe next season she could be the bachelorette it would be interesting for everyone to watch her screw up again..or actually marry someone perfect.
Courtney is cocky and abrasive, but a lot of what she said was right on the money - the other girls were not really trying and she was all out there going for it. Come on...really? She and none of them for that matter are there to make friends with the other women. She is there competing for a guys attention and affection, and has to date a man who is simultaneously dating 25 women. Think about it. Was she really that bad? Okay....admittedly she did say "winning" way too much which gave her the appearance of being someone out to just win the show rather than find love, but still - she's competing for a man who is dating 25 women at once. Could any of us do that? I know I couldn't' and not be catty.
I hope they don't wuss out too. If I were one of them and I knew about the skinny dipping B&C did I'd have walked. GOd, don't even suggest Courtney as being the next anything. Her stupid baby voice, lip fillers, stupidity and man shoulders have prevented me from watching it. I do love to watch how much people dislike her, though. Kinda gives me faith in humanity, like how people signed the don't watch the Kardashians petition. Bachelors and bachelorettes can't be too boring but being within the realm of normal would be a good thing.
I don't think it's that Courtney screwed up, as Sandy put it, as much as the fact that she's just a really horrible person. She will absolutely not care what the other women have to say about her, because she'll find a way to spin their comments in her favor...especially where pin-head Ben is concerned.
I bet Courtney will get married before Ashley
According to an article,several at that,they've already broken up! Ben and Courtney have their own Facebook profiles put in the public eye.
Right on bdonahueweedman. Love your comments and descriptions..especially 'ape-boy and the tramp'. I agree that Courtney will try to turn it all around that she was just misunderstood, or that is her sense of humor, etc. Oh she'll cry right on cue. I just hope the other girls really speak their minds and don't clam up and forgive her. As for Ben, he went from cute and nice on Ashley's season to swarmy and stupid on this one.


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Prep: 35 min. Cook: 20 min. + cooling
18 cups sliced peeled tart apples (about 6 pounds)
3 tablespoons bottled lemon juice
4-1/2 cups sugar
1 cup cornstarch
2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
10 cups water
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