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Park has narrow roads and sites, road leading into the campground is one lane so if you meet someone you or they will have to back up. Sites are narrow for big rigs, park is not pretty. Good for one night, otherwise bypass and find something else - Tom51
We always enjoy our stay here. Very charming, great staff and all the amenities and family friendly weekend activities you could ask for. A little tight for bigger units, but we had no trouble getting in, around or out of the park with our 40' RV. Everything is clean. It is a little dates but that is part of it's charm, a good old fashioned like campground. All hook ups worked fine. WiFi can be slow when the park is full but usable. Most parks have WiFi issues since campers tend to abusive that privilege. We highly recommend this campground. - jnlo
This park was extremely noisy. Quiet time was 10 PM. However, the nearby motor speedway ran until midnight. Our sites were really tight. Our neighbors sewer line was right next to our table and there was nowhere to move it to. I think this park was set up when trailers were a lot smaller. Staff was pretty friendly and grounds were clean. Nice to be able to fish in the nearby creek. If you don't mind engine noise half the night, it is a nice place. - Creative Camper
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We were the only vehicle being used. There were a number of abandoned trailers. The swimming at the river was closed and is a hike away from the park. The advertised "museum" is run down and with unused equipment around. The caretaker was helpful. Would not recommend. - User2759
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Much appreciated them letting us in early on a rainy day. Easy to navigate with 30' trailer. Rate was lower than we expected and a good value. Strong wifi in the open area. Good selection of cable channels. - Terry2608
Much appreciated them letting us in early on a rainy day. Easy to navigate with 30' trailer. Rate was lower than we expected and a good value. Strong wifi in the open area. Good selection of cable channels. - Terry2608
First Off - we will never stay here again! Secondly the facilities are very good and our RV site was good. We were trying to make reservations and wanted to check out on a Saturday - I was informed they were having a Halloween activity and would not allow checkout on Saturdays because of safety reasons because there would be so many children around and activities going on - we decided to wait until Sunday. The rates are absorbent! Over $100. per night. On Saturday truck loads of kids were in the campgrounds for Trick or Treat. We went to the store and bought candy to have for the kids. I was talking with some of the parents and they told me they were from the local area and car loads of people loaded up and came to the campground to get candy for their kids. From a security stand point this bothered me. In addition on Saturday we observed several RV's coming and going during the day. After discussing this with the management it was obvious it is all about the money and they don't care about the campers. The good thing is they will never get any of our money again. - Larry Jenkins


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A master class can be many things: It can be a source of inspiration, a networking opportunity, the key to a new technical revelation, or simply an awesome time with an amazing dance celebrity. Manhattan Movement and Arts Center is offering a master class with the singular New York City Ballet star Wendy Whelan next Monday from 7:30 to 9 pm. She will be teaching an Intermediate/Advanced level class. The fee is $20 (or $17 professional rate). Register here.
In my last blog post, I wrote about how eagerly I was looking forward to seeing Balanchine's Serenade this past Saturday. I was itching with anticipation. Well, as always, it did more than not disappoint--it astounded and delighted me. I always notice new things and details about the ballet when I see it, and that night was no exception. But on the whole, it made me realize just how big a star the NYCB corps is in almost every Balanchine ballet, which I've mentioned before. But now, I'm pretty much convinced that they are, collectively, the star of the
There's not a single ballet dancer I know who doesn't have a love/hate affair with her pointe shoes. Her artistry depends on her shoes never letting her down. But while they can give her the strength and support to find freedom onstage, if she doesn't have the right fit or doesn't understand how to use them, her shoes will simply be an endless source of blisters, bruised toenails, Achilles tendonitis and more.
I'm going to see NYCB on Saturday, and Serenade is first on the program. I've decided recently that it's probably my favorite ballet, and here's why:
From the very first moment the beautiful "Serenade for Strings" by Tschaikovsky begins, I feel goosebumps. There's just something about those first few majestic phrases that is so moving and so pleasing. I'm thinking about it right now, and it's making me smile in delicious anticipation of that moment tomorrow night. Then the curtain rises, and it's bliss from then on.
Oh, ballet dancers: We're nothing if not perfectionists. From our first class we're programmed to eliminate flaws--or at least camouflage them.
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To increase capacity. The current capacity of Anfield is around 45,500. Our design for the expansion of the Main Stand would enable us to increase capacity to circa 54,000; and our design for the Anfield Road stand would enable us to further increase total capacity to circa 58,800.
Improve fan experience. As well as providing access to more tickets, fans will benefit from improved concourse areas in the Main Stand. Those attending the match as hospitality guests will enjoy a wider range of offerings. All of our fans will be able to maximise their trip to Anfield by using the extensive public space around the Stadium that has been designed for use as a Fan Zone.
Operational efficiency. New back of house facilities for players and staff will replace current facilities which are outdated. The redevelopment will allow us to make much needed improvements to the operational efficiency of the stadium that should benefit all visitors to Anfield.
Space outside the stadium. There will be significant areas of open public space created around the stadium. These areas have been designed to accommodate a Fan Zone and to regenerate the area immediately surrounding the stadium as well as housing the Hillsborough Memorial. In addition there will be a podium that will improve access into the stadium and create further benefits for fans, such as an additional Club retail store.


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A man whose conviction for a 1991 rape was overturned will get $25,000 for the eight years he spent in prison.
Joseph Frey, 54, was being held in the Winnebago County Jail since his conviction was overturned in May 2013.
The compensation ruling comes from the Wisconsin Claims Board. The $25,000 payment is the largest allowed.
Frey was released from jail in July after prosecutors asked the judge to dismiss the case, saying there was insufficient evidence to retry him.
Frey had been convicted of breaking into a UW-Oshkosh student's apartment in 1991 and sexually assaulting her at knife point.
The Innocence Project eventually took up his case, and got DNA found at the crime scene retested. The DNA was determined to match another man who has since died.
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The sperm donor party — Bette and Tina wonder why the men keep turning them down. Tina asks whether there's something wrong with their "pitch," but because she has that California surfer girl accent, it sounds like she says "patch," and for a minute I think that she's been giving the potential donors a peep show. Shane explains what the real problem is:
Shane: It has nothing to do with you guys. It's the new male.
Dana: What? What do you know about men? I mean, you've never even been with a man.
Shane: Well, the new male is more spiritual than the old male. He sees his sperm as an extension of his inner being. Whereas the old male shot into any female without thinking about what would happen, the new male totally cares what becomes of his seed.
Alice: Oh my God, it's Yoda.
Dana: Yeah, they teach that at hairdresser school, by the way.
Bette: Well, that's just great. Why did they have to get all sensitive on us just when we needed them to keep on being the same old assholes?
Shane leaves with her latest conquest. Dana's gay boy date is drunk and starts to hug her and apologize, but she tells him the party's over and he can go back to being gay. That party was starting to de-gay me a little too, so I'm relieved.
Jenny's studio — Jenny couldn't sleep in the postcoital bed, so she crashed on the couch in her studio. Tim comes in and starts pawing her, but she's not interested. Tim, I'm just as confused as you are.
Spin class — Tina and Dana beweep their outcast states: Tina has a true love, but no sperm, and Dana has neither, and just wants a good look at the trainer's "spectacular tits."
Tina: So go for it.
Dana: No. Besides, she's straight.
Tina: How do you know?
Dana: Because I'm so attracted to her. Every time I'm attracted to somebody, she's either unavailable or straight.
That was probably supposed to sound like that tired phrase, "All the good ones are either taken or gay." See, we're all the same! Lesbians have exactly the same experiences as straight people: the sperm has low motility, the gorgeous people with accents own the planet, and the ones we want don't want us. Why must we continue to let our differences divide us? They're just minor, quibbly things: who cares about hate crimes and second-class citizenship when you've got the common ground of repugnant sperm and unrequited love?
The Planet — Jenny bumps into Tina, who invites Jenny to sit with her and the others. Alice looks kind of annoyed and Shane looks amused. Marina comes over; she and Jenny pretend they're just friends. They talk about the cafe and about writing and reading groups, but they look like they're talking about when, where, and how many times they'll have sex.
Marina: So, how do you like The Planet?
Jenny: It's beautiful. It's nice.
Dana's eyes roll, Alice's eyes widen, and Shane's jaw drops — and one by one, they make their excuses so that Jenny and Marina can be alone. Tina expresses a little bit of concern and wonders whether Jenny will be OK, but Marina dismisses her with a steely stare.
Marina: You're OK, right?
Jenny: No, I'm good. I'm good. I …
Marina: I hope I didn't upset you the other night.
Jenny: No, you didn't upset me. I just, um … I came here to say that I'm not … I'm not …
Marina: A big coffee drinker?
Jenny: I have to go. I have to go.
After some more mumbling and awkwardness, Marina walks Jenny to her car. It's Tim's car — a "muscle car," which Jenny says is embarrassing, but Marina says it's sexy. She could say that linoleum is sexy and it would be true. She invites Jenny to Radar, which is a special night they do at The Planet on Tuesdays. Jenny says thank you, but no. Marina is gracious and still smiling and perfect.


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KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) - Olympic sprint champion Usain Bolt has dropped out of a weekend track meet in Jamaica after being lightly injured in a car crash.
Bolt's agent, Ricky Simms, says the main injuries were to Bolt's left foot when he stepped on thorns as he got out of the wrecked BMW.
Simms said on Thursday that Bolt will skip Saturday's Kingston International as a precaution and that it is too early to say whether other races will be affected. Bolt's next scheduled competition is a 150-meter street race in Manchester, England, on May 17.
Bolt lost control of his car on a Jamaican highway Wednesday and a police officer said he apparently had been speeding.
The 22-year-old sprinter won three gold medals at the Beijing Olympics, all in world record times.
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Pueblo Police are investigating a case of stranger danger. A girl was approached by a man in a grey sedan in the 2300 Block of Denver Blvd. on her way home from school. She ran and her parents called police.
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The Americans are coming to storm Britain's literary citadel.
Organizers of the Booker Prize announced Wednesday that from next year authors from the U.S. will be eligible to win the prestigious fiction award.
Booker trustees said that, starting in 2014, the prize will be open to novels written in English and published in Britain, regardless of the author's nationality.
Founded in 1969, the Booker has previously been open to writers only from Britain, Ireland and the Commonwealth of former British colonies.
This year's six finalists include several writers with strong U.S. ties, among them Jhumpa Lahiri and Ruth Ozeki. The winner will be announced Oct. 15.
Dinosaur bumped; no Pixar film in 14
Walt Disney Pictures has pushed the release date of the Pixar film The Good Dinosaur to November 2015, leaving the Pixar cupboard bare for next year.
The 3-D film had been planned to hit theaters in May before Disney's announcement Wednesday. It means that 2014 will be the first year since 2005 to go without a new Pixar movie.
The Good Dinosaur imagines a world if dinosaurs never became extinct. The production has been rocky, with director Bob Peterson exiting the film last month. A replacement hasn't been named.
American Masters creator exits show
HBO says Susan Lacy, creator and executive producer of WNET's American Masters, has signed a multi-year deal to produce and direct documentaries for the network.
Lacy will work with Sheila Nevins, president of HBO Documentary Films, as a producer and director.
Nevins on Wednesday voiced excitement at having someone as talented as Susan Lacy bring fresh ideas to HBO.
While expressing regret at Lacy's departure, PBS President and CEO Paula Kerger declared an ongoing commitment to continuing American Masters.
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Spike Lee will receive the 20th annual Dorothy and Lillian Gish Prize, which carries a reward of $300,000.
The Gish Prize Trust announced the selection Wednesday. Selection committee Chairman Darren Walker says Lee was chosen for his brilliance and unwavering courage in using film to challenge conventional thinking.
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San Diego's post rock-meets-subdued pop duo Pinback has kind of been under the radar for the past five years. Rob Crow and Zach Smith took a break from recording new Pinback songs to focus on side projects and family, all while taking Pinback out for occasional tours. But the duo returned in late ... More >>
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Your three-month forecast of the summer's top movies
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I'm just glad we don't have to upgrade
haven't done for about 2years now.
i know for a fact every time the release they mess up...
it must be in there policy.
Every pre christmas release they seem to mess up, i left it and will be doing the upgrade sometime next week when i know everything is working better. Its a shame really they have had a stint of a reasonably problem free releases as well.
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FAYETTEVILLE -- The remains of Pfc. Kelli Bordeaux have been found, according to law enforcement.
A 23-year-old Bordeaux left a bar in Fayetteville on Saturday, April 14th, 2012, and that was the last time anyone saw her alive. The last person to report seeing her was Nicholas Holbert who said he gave her a ride home, now Holbert has been arrested and will be charged with 1st-degree murder, according to Fayetteville Police Chief Harold Medlock.Bordeaux's body was found in a deeply wooded area off River Road near I-295, about four miles from Froggy Bottoms, the bar where she was last seen alive.


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Science fiction has often been dismissed by cultural watchdogs as anodyne, low-brow trash deserving of its exile to cheap paperbacks and B-movies. Aided by this perception radical artists have long recognized the genre's potential as a medium for propaganda and veiled social commentary. Case in point — extraterrestrials in sci-fi films have frequently acted as surrogates for oppressive regimes, allowing filmmakers to get away with political agitation that would otherwise result in their being censored, imprisoned or thrown into the sea from a helicopter. At 7:30 p.m. Friday, the Texas Theatre (231 W. Jefferson Blvd.) celebrates this tradition of covert commentary with a screening of Roland Emmerich's 1996 underground classic Independence Day, a scathing, anti-imperialist satire in the tradition of William Klein's Mr. Freedom subversively packaged as a big dumb summer blockbuster. A masterpiece of détournement, ID4's dissection of the post-Cold War milieu continues to resonate with audiences thanks to its prescient depictions of global terrorism and timeless product placement gags. Tickets are $10; visit thetexastheatre.com. (P.S. Did You Know? In an instance of life imitating art, the team who orchestrated George W. Bush's 2003 Mission Accomplished jet landing were rumored to have been directly inspired by Bill Pullman's President Whitmore character in ID4.)
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-165564702014-11-16T09:58:56.603ZPraesidiumBenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-16556470.post-82233914447390395622014-11-16T09:58:00.001Z2014-11-16T09:58:56.635ZElectoral Ping-PongA tied election in Florida was decided by drawing numbered ping-pong balls out of a bag. In fact, they drew names out of a bag, to decide who got to call a coin toss, to decide who drew the first ball - sounds like something worthy of Venice! Some interesting comments on the piece too, ranging from those who suggest that we may as well select all politicians by lottery to those who suggest that an IQ test would be better.Benhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-16556470.post-12888118488426567582014-10-22T14:34:00.000+01:002014-10-22T14:34:09.805+01:00Lotteries Improve AccessA study, involving academics from the Universities of Bristol and Cambridge, has concluded that lotteries for school admissions can improve access to elite universities. This is, as long-time readers may remember, a topic that I've previously published on.

The news coverage linked to above is only from a student newspaper, but I couldn't help thinking it interesting that, by way of balance, they include the opinion of a 2nd year undergraduate. While I'm sure there are some good arguments against lotteries, these weren't really explored - rather, the coverage seemed to exhibit false balance.Benhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-16556470.post-73177220202230748342014-09-15T15:27:00.001+01:002014-09-15T15:27:48.591+01:00Democracy and ReferendaHere's a selection of popular pieces on democracy and referenda... Martin Gilbert applauds the Scottish independence referendum for bringing about greater engagement and participation. George Schöpflin cautions that referenda are unaccountable and may be instruments of populism, rather than democracy. Chris Prosser points out that agenda-setters are often able to manipulate referendum outcomes. Alex Hern argues that the government's use of referenda is opportunistic, rather than principled.Benhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-16556470.post-28304712111387612932014-08-28T18:35:00.000+01:002014-08-28T18:35:26.867+01:00SouthamptonI've been quiet of late. Partly due to on-going technical issues, but mostly because I've been gearing up to move to the other end of the country (again). From next week, I officially take up a new position at the University of Southampton. My new department has an active group blog, Politics Upside Down, so maybe I'll be blogging there as well as here (and occasionally elsewhere) in future.Benhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-16556470.post-41826017047518835572014-07-31T18:47:00.000+01:002014-08-28T18:49:55.898+01:00EUDO Debate on SecessionHot on the heels of my last bit of guest-blogging, I was recently invited to contribute to a EUDO debate on secession. You can read my contribution here and the whole debate here.Benhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-16556470.post-35575267795145867472014-06-19T14:41:00.000+01:002014-06-19T14:41:04.530+01:00Ask the Experts: Scottish ConstitutionI'm one of the experts sharing my thoughts on the draft Scottish Constitution over at the Democratic Audit today.Benhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-16556470.post-49993243907975071642014-06-12T11:33:00.000+01:002014-06-12T11:33:10.019+01:00Attitudes to Alcohol PricingA new survey reveals that Scottish attitudes to minimum pricing legislation are split, with slightly more in favour than against the measure. Interestingly, "People educated to degree level were much more likely to approve of minimum pricing than those who were not". So much for the liberalising effect of higher education! (I've written on this here [subscription required].)Benhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-16556470.post-21036590507800580262014-06-09T12:51:00.002+01:002014-06-09T12:51:48.756+01:00Love Locks and Public Nuisance LegislationAccording to Mill's harm principle, the state or society may only interfere with an individual's actions in order to prevent harm to others. This is generally taken to restrict paternalistic or moralistic legislation, which raises questions about many generally-accepted laws (including those on drugs, incest, seat belts, etc).

I wasn't previously aware of the trend for couples of signify their love by attaching a lock to a bridge and throwing away the key, but apparently this has been a 'thing' since at least 2009. Moreover, enough of these 'love locks' can actually damage bridges. As reported (see article in link before last), some places, including Rome, have banned these love locks.

Is this ban consistent with the harm principle? On first sight, perhaps not: it would seem to be stretching the notion of 'harm' to suppose that they are. Admittedly, Mill does suggest that 'public decency' might provide grounds for certain restrictions, which seems to be allowing a limited place for something other than harm to justify interference. However, on further consideration, such a ban might be upheld as a protection of property rights. I wouldn't want someone attaching a lock to my fence, even if the lock didn't in any way damage the fence. Presumably, there's little reason to object to a bridge-owner saying that locks should only be attached to her bridge with her consent.

Matters are slightly more complicated when it comes to public bridges, where there is no particular owner as such. Why shouldn't members of the public attach love locks to a bridge that is (in part) theirs? I suppose, however, there is an answer to be found based on the fact that the bridge does not belong to that couple exclusively but to all members of the public. One cannot, for instance, freely block a public road, because that interferes with others using it for their own purposes. While love locks don't prevent others from crossing a bridge, they do amount to one individual (or one couple) assuming rights over public property as if it belonged to them alone.Benhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-16556470.post-14917606673393077192014-06-02T20:49:00.000+01:002014-06-02T20:49:31.434+01:00A Real Life Wilt Chamberlain CaseIn Anarchy, State, and Utopia, Robert Nozick argues that free market transactions will, if not interfered with, upset distributive patterns, such as equality. Nozick's famous example features the basketball player Wilt Chamberlain. In Nozick's example, Chamberlain signs a contract giving him 25 cents out of each ticket sold for his games, the result being that at the end of the season he is vastly richer than everyone else.

Given that few current students (especially in the UK) have heard of Wilt Chamberlain, the example is sometimes made more relevant by substituting the name of a more recent sports star, such as David Beckham or Wayne Rooney. I thought it interesting that ex-England cricketer Andy Flintoff has apparently signed a contract like Chamberlain's, giving him £1 from each ticket sold (above a certain number). It looks like a nice example to use in future.Benhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-16556470.post-51929113995916012742014-05-23T10:11:00.002+01:002014-05-23T10:11:59.009+01:00Ballot OrderingWhen voting in yesterday's European elections, I was struck by the fact that the first parties on the ballot paper were Britain First and the BNP. It seems that the Scottish Government is considering alternatives to alphabetical ordering, including random ordering.Benhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-16556470.post-79027136371257891702014-05-19T20:18:00.000+01:002014-05-23T10:23:46.149+01:00Food RegulationAs long-time followers of this blog will know, I have an interest in potentially paternalistic regulations. It's interesting to see that there are now calls for (unhealthy) food to be regulated in the same way as tobacco. The BBC article has one expert point out that we need food, whereas we don't need tobacco. This misses the point that the main justification for regulating tobacco (e.g. the ban on smoking in public places) is that it causes harm to others. While my eating unhealthy food might cause you some harm (e.g. by setting a bad example or through costing the NHS more) these harms are indirect and uncertain.Benhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-16556470.post-86162214001648900482014-03-28T10:23:00.000Z2014-05-23T10:23:24.813+01:00Apologies for Lack of PostsI realise that this blog has not been updated much of late. That's partly because, with a return to teaching for the first time in 9 months, I've been rather busy. This is compounded by the fact that for some reason (an outdated browser?) I now seem unable to post here at work. Obviously I can still blog from home, but I used to do much of my blogging from work, partly because we have metered internet at home, but mostly because it can fill in 'dead' time like empty office hours or just before a meeting. Rest assured that the blog is not intentionally dead; while updates may be less frequent, I do still intend to keep posting when I get the chance.Benhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-16556470.post-3337294211745563622014-02-18T09:59:00.000Z2014-02-18T09:59:08.345ZFirst-Time Compulsory VotingThe idea of first-time compulsory voting is discussed on Democratic Audit. (It's an idea that I'd previously proposed myself.) Unfortunately, the text doesn't have any links - I guess it may have been simply copied and pasted from the IPPR report, rather than being reformatted for blog publication. I'd be interested to see Andrew Adonis's thoughts on young people voting.Benhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-16556470.post-4788854410593764162014-02-02T11:04:00.000Z2014-02-02T11:04:09.224ZHow to Derive Ought from Is: SNP on Alcohol PricingThe great Scottish philosopher David Hume famously remarked that one cannot derive an ought (that is, a normative conclusion about what one should do) from an is (that is, a mere statement of fact). It seems, however, that the SNP have cracked the problem. Alcohol is cheap, therefore minimum pricing is needed. Why didn't Hume, or one of the many philosophers who've considered his problem, think of that?Benhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-16556470.post-16277400185194462462013-12-30T18:00:00.001Z2013-12-30T18:00:44.878ZA Real Life Isle of PinesOne book that I clearly remember reading during my undergraduate days is Henry Neville's The Isle of Pines, a sort-of dystopian work about an island community all descended from one European male and his four female consorts. Something along these lines is clearly possible, as shown by the example of Palmerston, part of the Cook Islands. According to this BBC feature, 59 of its 62 inhabitants are descended from William Marsters, an Englishman who settled on the island in 1863. Sounds like a remarkable place, despite some inbreeding.Benhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-16556470.post-69190349675930624852013-12-12T10:56:00.000Z2013-12-12T15:47:57.338ZI Blog on Scottish Independence at Democratic AuditSee here. (As noted at the end of the post, my piece is a summary of an article originally published in the journal Politics.) Since I submitted mine, they also published this piece on implications for Cornwall (which I would have cited, had it been published earlier).Benhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-16556470.post-16852296717034980622013-11-11T18:54:00.000Z2013-11-11T18:54:25.335ZPrisoner VotingAn interesting proposal here, from Chris Bennett and Daniel Viehoff, is that all prisoners should be allowed to vote in the final election before their release. I think it's one job for us academics to add to the options on the table for policymakers (as well as to then help choose between them) and I think this is an interesting suggestion, though I'm not sure of its practicality. As I put it in my comment: "An interesting proposal, but how do we identify the final general election before their release? Not only might their release date not be certain in advance, but also general elections (in the UK) are not held at fixed intervals but called by the government. If the next general election is in 2015, and we gave everyone due to be released by 2020 a vote in it, what would happen if there was another general election in 2017? Then some of those prisoners enfranchised in 2015 ought not to have been."Benhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-16556470.post-43255706850515287242013-10-01T18:22:00.000+01:002013-10-01T18:27:06.924+01:00Glasgow Games LotteryOrganisers of the Glasgow Commonwealth Games have defended random ticket allocation. The reaction seems to reflect a popular ambivalence towards lotteries. I think, where more people want tickets for an event than there are tickets, a lottery is fair as a tie-breaker. The controversy, however, concerns the fact that tickets for each event were allocated entirely independently, with the consequence that some people applied for several events and won nothing, while others won multiple times. It's not clear that this is fair, because it's not clear that someone who already has tickets for one event has an equal claim on tickets for another event as someone who does not already have tickets. This isn't to say that lotteries are inherently unfair, of course, but only that we need to be careful how they are administered. Benhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-16556470.post-76883374269758057612013-09-30T23:32:00.000+01:002013-10-01T18:37:19.437+01:00NewsnightI was on TV tonight. Admittedly, I was only in the audience, I didn't speak, and in fact you only catch a very brief glimpse of me as the camera pans across the audience (I was sat back left), but I was at the BBC studio in Glasgow for the filming of an episode of Newsnight Scotland focused on the arts. (I believe anyone in the UK can watch for the next week here.)

I was surprised how much waiting around there was. We were told to turn up around 5:45 and certainly by 6:15, for filming to start at 7:30. I assumed we'd get some extensive briefing or something but for the most part we did nothing until around 7 (though those who had been pre-selected to ask questions may have received some further advice).Benhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-16556470.post-82752026420988547412013-09-06T15:08:00.001+01:002013-09-06T15:15:13.714+01:00Democracy MaxThe Electoral Reform Society has recently released this video-clip of events in Scotland. I was at the People's Gathering in Edinburgh - though you can only just about see me at the back, towards the left, around 2:30. There's a much clearer shot of me at one of the public events in Stirling, at 4:35 (perhaps not the most flattering shot, but you can see that I'm talking).

There was a previous video of the Edinburgh People's Gathering, using much of the same footage, but in which I am more clearly visable - albeit behind a flipchart - around 1:40-2:00 and again, standing on the right, at the very end.Benhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-16556470.post-75759352516653706812013-09-04T15:16:00.000+01:002013-09-04T15:16:10.460+01:00Are We Being Lied To?Apparently - according to this BBC story - a good number of buttons on pedestrian crossings do nothing, as crossings are often automated, at least part of the time. This isn't simply in response to traffic. Some stops in North London are timed to avoid Jews having to operate them on the Sabbath!

The article focuses on whether we're being lied to when buttons don't actually do anything. I'm not sure I've ever been clearly told, by someone in charge of them, that the buttons do something; the authorities need only give the instruction 'press the button and wait for the green man' which is reasonable advice, even if the button may do nothing in some cases.

I found the brief comments on jaywalking more interesting, given that I've recently been thinking about paternalism and cases like Mill's bridge-crosser. Martin Low, transport commissioner for Westminster City Council, apparently thinks that we should allow individuals to judge for themselves whether it's safe to cross.Benhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-16556470.post-65528004016559949272013-08-26T08:55:00.000+01:002013-08-26T08:55:35.675+01:00Targeted Compulsory VotingIt seems that a new (forthcoming?) report from the IPPR will recommend that young people be required to vote in the first election in which they are able. This is actually an idea that I proposed in Public Policy Research (the IPPR's own journal) three years ago.Benhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-16556470.post-47872088569312437482013-07-17T15:04:00.000+01:002013-07-17T15:04:02.224+01:00Alcohol Minimum Pricing Shelved in Rest of UKI recently published a piece arguing that the SNP's minimum pricing proposals ran counter to Millian liberalism, since the aim is protect drinkers from themselves (paternalism), rather than to prevent harm to others. At the time the Westminster coalition government were considering following the Scottish lead and introducing minimum pricing in England and Wales. It now seems, however, that this plan has been shelved. Too bad they didn't cite my article as a key driver of policy...Benhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-16556470.post-40473578041577959692013-07-04T13:30:00.002+01:002013-07-04T13:30:40.385+01:00Literacy Tests for VotersJ. S. Mill argued that voters should have to satisfy general literacy and numeracy tests before being allowed the franchise. The idea doesn't sound ridiculous in the abstract, but the danger lies in how the tests are administered.

This is apparently the kind of literacy test used to deprive blacks of the vote in the US South. It's full of trick questions (like 25) and others that are so ambiguous (20 and 27) as to, in effect, allow the sheriff arbitrary power to decide who has the answers right and wrong.Benhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-16556470.post-17007456226616886782013-05-17T15:44:00.001+01:002013-05-17T15:44:54.810+01:00Special Issue on After-Birth AbortionA Journal of Medical Ethics paper on 'after-birth abortion' caused quite a stir around a year (?) ago. While looking for something else, I just saw that the whole May 2013 issue seems to be devoted to a discussion of it and the issues that it raises (including not only abortion but also free speech). Sadly, I don't think my University library has an up to date subscription to JME, but a few pieces at least are Open Access. Worth a look I think.Benhttp://email@example.com


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