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Nene dominates, Wizards rally past Bulls, 102-93By ANDREW SELIGMAN
The Associated press | April 21,2014AP Photo
Washington Wizards forward Nene, right, drives toward the basket against Chicago Bulls center Joakim Noah during Sundays NBA playoff game in Chicago.CHICAGO Nene started thinking about how it would all unfold in the middle of the night. No way could he have scripted it any better than this.
Nene dominated with 24 points, Trevor Ariza scored 18, and the Washington Wizards rallied from 13 down to beat the Chicago Bulls 102-93 in their playoff opener on Sunday night.
John Wall scored 16 in his postseason debut. Marcin Gortat added 15 points and 13 rebounds, and the fifth-seeded Wizards pulled out the victory even though they looked like they were ready to be blown out.
They cut a 13-point deficit to one in the third and trailed by three going into the fourth, before outscoring Chicago 18-6 over the final six minutes to come out on top in their first playoff appearance since 2008.
We had a team dinner, and after that, in the middle of the night I started thinking about what Im going to do, Nene said. How Im going to defend. ... Things like that. Its a good feeling.
Game 2 is Tuesday in Chicago.
Nene was locked in from the opening tip, dunking on the games first possession and scoring eight points in the first six minutes, and the Wizards turned it on down the stretch.
Gortats layup started the decisive run, and Ariza gave the Wizards an 88-87 lead when he hit a pair of free throws with 4:17 remaining. Jimmy Butler tied it for Chicago with one of his own, but a layup by Gortat and basket by Nene made it 92-88, and Washington hung on after Chicagos Joakim Noah cut it to two on a tip-in with 2:11 left.
Gortat hit two free throws and added a jumper with 34 seconds left to make it a six-point game, and the Wizards took the early lead in the best-of-seven series.
Washington shot 49 percent and outrebounded Chicago 45-39 with Nene setting the tone inside. He hit 11 of 17 shots and grabbed eight rebounds.
Andre Miller came on strong down the stretch, scoring eight of his 10 points in the fourth, and the Wizards pulled this one out even though Wall and Bradley Beal (13 points) combined to shoot just 7 of 25.
Kirk Hinrich and D.J. Augustin each scored 16 points, and Butler had 15. But after posting more wins since Jan. 1 than any other Eastern Conference team, the Bulls find themselves in a hole.
There are a lot of things you can do to help your team win. Were capable of playing a lot better, coach Tom Thibodeau said.
The Bulls led by 13 early in the third and were up 69-57 midway through the quarter when the Wizards went on a 13-2 run to make it a one-point game.
Arizas 3-pointer cut it to 71-70 with 3:32 remaining. Noah answered with a layup and Taj Gibson hit two free throws to make it a five-point game, but a basket by Miller made it a three-point game going into the fourth.
Up 13, we exhaled and they came back, Noah said. Bad turnovers. They got some easy scores. We got to make our adjustments. This is chess. It isnt checkers.
The collapse was surprising given the resolve the Bulls showed all season. They could have easily packed it in after losing Derrick Rose to another season-ending knee injury and trading away Luol Deng. Instead, they dug in, and they were in good shape in this one before everything came apart.
The Bulls overcame a 14-point first half by Nene and took a 54-48 lead to the locker room after a strong second quarter.
Augustin drove for a three-point play with just over a minute left to finish the first-half scoring and start a 13-3 run that stretched into the third quarter and made it 64-51.
You have to stay in the moment, Wizards coach Randy Wittman said. There will be times in the playoffs where we have to survive and stay in the game with six or seven straight possessions and not score. Both teams can do that. Who is going to stay in the fight when you do that? We did. We had a period where they outplayed us, no question about it. We had to get that back, and in the second half, I thought we did.
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On this past Saturday morning, I did a live remote from Kansas City for CNN's "New Day" program on the subject of TWA Flight 800, hosted by Alison Kosik. What follows is the transcript as it appears on CNN.com. What does not appear I will explain later.
Inherent in this transcript is the Achilles heel of what is arguably the most successful bit of government propaganda in American peacetime history. Unwittingly, what the CNN editors left in is more damning than what they took out.
KOSIK: TWA Flight 800 crashed in 1996 killing 230 people. An exhaustive investigation called it an accident. We're going to tell you why some of the crash investigators are now saying that conclusion may have been wrong.
KOSIK: It's been 17 years since TWA Flight 800 crashed into the Atlantic Ocean killing all 230 people on board. What followed was an exhaustive four-year search for answers and a 50,000-page report that it found a spark from faulty wiring, that that is what caused a fuel tank to explode on board. But a new documentary is challenging that theory arguing it was instead an external blast. Earlier I spoke with Jim Polk, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and CNN investigative reporter and Jack Cashill, he's the author of "First Strike: TWA Flight 800 and the attack on America. ??(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP)
JIM POLK, CNN INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER: Well, to begin with, the dispute over whether a missile brought down the plane and not an internal explosion begins with the witnesses on the ground. A number of them said they saw a streak in the sky that they thought was a missile. But there were two airline pilots in the area who had a front row seat on this tragedy that happened right in front of them. Let's look and listen to what they said.
DAVID MCLEAN, PILOT: It blew up in the air and then we saw two fireballs go down to the water.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: That was the voice of David McLean, piloting a 737 over Long Island. A bright light caught his eye.
MCLEAN: All of a sudden, boom. Almost instantly, a fraction of a second later, two streams of flames came out the bottom of it.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Another pilot, Captain Paul Wheeler, was in the cockpit of a Virgin Atlantic 747.
CAPT. PAUL WHEELER, PILOT: I could see the cigar tube of the fuselage and the windows and bits falling off, fire everywhere, and it falling into the sea.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Both had flown in the military, both know what a missile looks like. Neither saw a missile that night.
WHEELER: I was aware from both the height off the ground and the fact there were no vapor trails in the sky that it was unlikely to have been a missile that brought the aircraft down.
MCLEAN: I thought there was a bomb on board. That was my initial – I did not see any missile at all.
POLK: Now, Alison, there was a helicopter pilot who says he did see a missile before the explosion, but he was at lower attitude than those two airline pilots.
KOSIK: Ok. So let me ask Jack. Jack, what do you think happened if it wasn't an internal explosion like those two pilots saw?
JACK CASHILL, AUTHOR: Well, unlike what Jim says, there were 270 eyewitnesses to a missile strike, 96 of them, this is FBI eyewitnesses, saw it from the horizon ascend all the way up to the plane. They all described it the same way, that it was a red tip, a plume trail after it, gray, and then it gets near the plane and it arcs over, zigzags, hits the plane, blows up. One of those numbers, number 73, described in detail the breakup sequence of the airplane and she's an aviation professional, before the FBI even knew what it was.
Here is the challenge I have for Jim. The FBI recruited the CIA to recreate this animation to show what the witnesses purportedly saw – basically discredit the eyewitnesses. What they said is after the nose of the plane fell off, that it turned into a missile and it ascended upright for about 3,500 feet confusing the eyewitnesses on the ground, several of whom were military people, pilots, commercial fishermen, et cetera – sophisticated people – into thinking they saw a missile.
Now, when CNN did its animation ten years later – ten years after the crash, they eliminated that zoom climb altogether. So I ask Jim this, if those – why did you eliminate the zoom climb if the CIA – and what was the CIA doing involved in this in the first place – if the CIA used that to expressly discredit the eyewitnesses?
POLK: Very quickly, I would agree with you the CIA animation is controversial. We did not make it climb in our animation because, frankly, the transponder disappeared on the radar at the time of the explosion, so there's no altitude readout on the rest of the flight and so there's no supporting evidence for the CIA's animation. ??(END VIDEO CLIP)
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KOSIK: And you can see more about the investigation into this crash on an Anderson Cooper Special Report: "TWA FLIGHT 800″ Sunday night at 11:00 p.m.
Before I comment on what's missing, let me add a little clarity to what is here. In 1997, at the request of the FBI, the CIA prepared its zoom-climb animation in an attempt to convince the media and the American people that the eyewitnesses did not see a missile or missiles but rather a noseless 747 rocketing into space. This became the official government position.

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Mom Entrepreneur Creates Gorgeous Custom Cupcakes
With a passion for cupcakes and a flair for art, Kati Angelini started Kati's Kupcakes in January 2009 once her youngest child started going to school for the full day.
Kati's gourmet cupcakery relies on delicious cupcake recipes, many of which were inspired by her mother and grandmother, as well as Kati's background in fine arts, which lets her create mini edible masterpieces.
With designs ranging from cartoon characters for kids' birthday parties to elegant flowers and abstract designs for weddings, each order is custom. And though she's only been in business for a year and a half, Kati is already turning a profit, taking orders online and working with local New Jersey restaurants and offices.
Kati shares how she has built a business that feeds her creative side, uses social media to market her high-end treats, and gives back to her community with monthly charity cupcake competitions.
Mom Invented®: What were your initial goals for your business?
Kati Angelini: I wanted to show my clients that cupcakes could not only taste great but also look amazing and be beyond what is traditionally thought of as standard baked goods. I wanted to wow my customers and bring the art of cupcakes to a whole new level.
What is your background and how does it relate to your company?
I grew up in a house where baking and cooking were a mainstay. My mom, grandmother and those before her came from a long line of ancestors who baked. I always had that in my blood. My children's birthday parties were always a treat for me because I got to showcase my talents. My husband and children love helping out with the cupcakes now and I couldn't have done it without them. My children, Alexis (11), Christian (9) and Matthew (7) are my number-one taste testers and fans!
What was your 'aha' moment when it came to starting your business?
I realized that no one was doing quite what I was doing with cupcakes. Yes, there were others making them, but no one was using the cupcake as a canvas to showcase specialty themes and custom designs for people. I said, "I can do this--I can make people feel that they are really being listened to and given something specially handcrafted just for them." I've created Harry Potter themed cupcakes for a young fan, Phillies themed ones for a baseball lover, Winnie the Pooh and Friends cupcakes, a Parisian themed tower and so many more.
How did you determine your product's marketability?
Cupcakes are very popular right now, especially in this economy. People want to indulge in a little treat, and buying a cupcake is affordable and reminds us of the happy and joyful things in life. They make us feel like a kid again.
What was the biggest learning curve in terms of starting your business?
Figuring out the pricing, ordering, and expenses. I wasn't pricing the cupcakes right at first, so I wasn't really covering expenses. Finally I have figured that out. The baking and creating was the easy part.
Through what markets are you selling?
I sell primarily online, however I've marketed myself to local restaurants and also work with VMeals, a company that provides offices and firms with vendor services. I also do work on corporate gift orders as thank yous for clients.
What secrets have you learned in terms of publicity and marketing?
One of the biggest things I've learned is to stay active with social media. I am constantly marketing myself on sites such as Facebook (almost 1000 followers), twitter (over 1500 followers), Flickr, Tumblr and many other sites. Joining as many sites and media outlets as possible has done wonders for getting the word out about my business.
I use Flickr to upload all of my photos and join groups on there. I also write a blog on my website to keep people aware of what I'm doing. I check in on all of these sites daily and usually throughout the day to keep people aware that I'm here, I'm working and I'm making beautiful delicious cupcakes that they, too, can have at their next event.
I also host a monthly cupcake competition in my hometown and the proceeds benefit local charities. I feel great that I am helping others through cupcakes. We've raised money for organizations such as Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation, the Ronald McDonald House, Haiti Relief Fund through the RedCross and FoodBank of South Jersey. We most recently had a cupcake competition on May 23 for the Animal Welfare of NJ to help our four-legged friends.
How did you finance your business?
We've invested about $7,000 from our own personal savings. We are going on the second year of being in this business and we are finally starting to see a profit. Doing what you love really helps during the times when you aren't seeing a profit.
Our turn to profitability has been due to positive press and word of mouth, a lot of work through social media, and finding the right providers for our supplies, such as cupcake packaging, cupcake towers and cupcake sprinkles. We can see that the future will be bright. The business is growing each and every day.
How have you managed to juggle the roles of business owner and mom?
It's difficult to try to manage it all. I talk with my husband often about how challenging it is to balance being a mom and a business owner. I am not very good at scheduling time for myself. I've actually gained some weight since starting because I can't find time to exercise or cook meals. It's all about eating on the run and work, work, work. We actually have family meetings from time to time about what works and what doesn't. My goal is to find a balance between doing what I love -- creating beautiful and delicious cupcakes -- and finding time to care for myself and spend time with my husband and kids.
What kind of support system do you have in place personally and professionally?
My family is my biggest support system. They are always telling me how proud they are of me! I have a great group of people around me including a great web designer, SEO guru, marketing person, wonderfully supportive friends and family, and a cupcake helper who pitches in on super big jobs.
What advice would you offer other moms developing their ideas?
Don't give up, hang in there. If you love what you do, it will all work out.
Thank you, Kati, for sharing your story! To learn more about Kati's Kupcakes, visit KatisKupcakes.com.
If you have a great story to share about your product or business, we'd love to hear it! And if you'd like to connect with other amazing women inventors and entrepreneurs, join the Mom Invented Community!
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Wow, how cool!! Love the art!!
WOW your cupcakes are so much fun! I loved reading your story about how you have to have a passion for your business and it shows.
Have fun,
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This is yummy and very beautiful. Unique design. I love cupcakes and very
irresistable. A nice design and a good flavor combine? who will say no!
Every time I read another story on here I am always so amazed at the awesome ideas and love reading the stories of success of so many strong, courageous women who dared to follow their dreams and live the out. It is inspiring and it helps to keep me motivated. I wish you much success and this is truly a gift that you have!
Great article on a fantastic business woman!! Each cupcake order is a work of art. Continued success!
I'm so happy for you Kati. Your passion and gift of creativity comes through loud and clear. You encourage me to continue to go after my dream of starting my business using my passion as my catalyst and my gift of creativity to produce something beautiful and different like you have. I am also encouraged to use social media to market myself and get the word out about my business. Good luck and much success.
Oh my! What a Beautiful gift you have. They look magnificent! As someone who couldn't bake like that if I tried......lol lol I'm just amazed by your creativity. Wishing you much success!!
Beautiful work! Wow. I have never been a great baker and am always amazed at what can be created! Congrats on your business and your feature on Mom Invented!!


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ESQ: How does that set up the Broncos? You have a relatively older team in terms of quarterback. Does that worry you?
JE: I think you want a good mix. We drafted Ronnie Hillman in the third round as a running back that is kind of a change of pace for Willis [McGahee]. And we drafted Brock Osweiler in the second round as a quarterback out of Arizona State that will hopefully be the guy that can take over for Peyton when he's finished whether that's three, four, five years from now. We start training those young guys now to be able to step in when the older guard is no longer around.
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JE: I think that you always have to believe that you can win the Super Bowl, and there's a lot of things that go into it. Number one is coming together as a team. And a lot of it comes down to some luck, too you've got to be able to stay healthy. So, who knows? We're only one game in, but I think everybody feels like we're a better football team now than we were at this point in time last year. We feel like we have a chance.
ESQ: Did you happen to catch Von Miller doing his Tebow after that sack last week?
JE: You know what? I think I was coming down out of the press box, so I think I missed the Tebowing. I saw the other one where he was doing his legs wild and crazy, but I must have missed the Tebow.
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C. albicans is currently the main fungal pathogen of humans. While a commensal of the gastro-intestinal and genital tracts, it is responsible for superficial infections in healthy individuals and systemic infections in patients with a debilitated immune system. Despite the availability of antifungals, mortality rates associated to invasive candidiasis remain high (30-50%). The Fungal Biology and Pathogenicity Unit is using post-genomic and genetic approaches in order to investigate several aspects of the biology of Candida albicans. Genome dynamics in this obligate diploid species is studied with the aim to assess its contribution to the success of C. albicans as a commensal or pathogen. We are also investigating the molecular mechanisms that underlie biofilm formation with the specific aim to understand how these microbial communities achieve an intrinsic tolerance to most antifungals. Finally, we use genetic approaches to decipher the signaling networks regulating C. albicans morphogenesis, a process key to pathogenesis and biofilm formation.
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2. Bonhomme, J., M. Chauvel, S. Goyard, P. Roux, T. Rossignol, and C. d'Enfert. 2011. Contribution of the glycolytic flux and hypoxia adaptation to efficient biofilm formation by Candida albicans. Mol Microbiol 80:995-1013.
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4. Moreno-Ruiz, E., M. Galan-Diez, W. Zhu, E. Fernandez-Ruiz, C. d'Enfert, S. G. Filler, P. Cossart, and E. Veiga. 2009. Candida albicans internalization by host cells is mediated by a clathrin-dependent mechanism. Cell Microbiol 11:1179-1189.
5. Enjalbert, B., A. Rachini, G. Vediyappan, D. Pietrella, R. Spaccapelo, A. Vecchiarelli, A. J. Brown, and C. d'Enfert. 2009. A multifunctional, synthetic Gaussia princeps luciferase reporter for live imaging of Candida albicans infections. Infect Immun 77:4847-4858.
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The Mil-Spec is the one issued to the sailors. It probably is cut a little differently and may be made from higher quality materials. Probably warmer as well. If I were to get a current, non-vintage peacoat, it is the one I would get.
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I'm looking for a peacoat that I will often wear over a suit. My suit size is usually a 38, sometimes a 40; P2P 20, Shoulder 18. Would a peacoat with measurements of P2P--21.5 and Shoulders--19.5 work? Or would that be too snug of a fit?
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Peacoats are not made to be worn over a suit jacket. You could do it by getting an oversize peacoat, but peacoats are cut at about the same length as a suit jacket, so it may well be too short to cover the jacket.
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I'm looking to buy a Sterlingwear Navigator Peacoat.
I'm 5 feet 8 inches tall, 150 pounds, fairly slim/normal/i work out, usually wear a 38S suit, 15 3/4 neck, armlenght on shirts is 21.5 inches, waist is 31 inches.
Should i get a 38S? I live in a cold country and would like a pretty thick sweater under it. Anyone know if it may be too short? Too tight?
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Couple of questions...
1. Being based in Dallas, TX, it rarely gets super cold here. Last two mornings, it was about 30 degrees, but it warms up to 50 during the day. Does the weight of a coat matter in how thick and warm it will be? What would be the appropriate amount?
2. I've heard great things about Sterlingwear, but I'm also looking for something a bit more trendy/slim fit. Would Schott be the better choice?
I'm still getting acclimated with everything. Just recently snagged an Express Peacoat for about 150, but I figure I can return it if paying up another 100 will get me a darn good upgrade in the quality department.
so what's the jacket of choice for those of us who wear a suit jacket to work? leave jacket at the office, just wear shirt and peacoat home?
what about times we need to leave the office and go somewhere else that requires suit jacket?
That is a short single breasted overcoat. They were popular years ago, but went out of style because they weren't long enough to keep the wearer warm when the temperatures dropped in cold climates. Looks like some designer is trying to revive them.
If you live in a warmer climate, that length and type of coat should be fine.
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spena: May I ask what size chest you are and what size superdry commodity pea coat size fit you best as well? I am trying to determine whether I should go with a Medium or Large with chest measuring 97cm (38"). Would the medium fit too true to size and a sweater won't fit underneath, or should I go with a large?
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Jordan received his degrees in Geophysics (B.S. 1969, M.S. 1970) and Geophysics and Applied Mathematics (Ph.D., 1972) from the California Institute of Technology. He has taught at Princeton University and the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, as well as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Jordan served as the head of MIT's Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences from 1988-1998 before moving to the University of Southern California in 2000.
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I'm reading Scripture, Culture, and Agriculture: An Agrarian Reading of the Bible by Ellen Davis. In the book she argues that agrarian perspectives offer a helpful lens through which to understand the Bible, especially the Old Testament. She writes; "agrarianism is the way of thinking predominant among the biblical writers, who very often do not represent the interests of the powerful." (page 1)
I plan on writing several posts on the book but I wanted to highlight the theme that struck me from the first couple of chapters. In the foreword Wendell Berry lifts up the importance of local engagement in agrarian thought. He writes:
…this is one of the indispensable gifts of her book - she sees the similarity between this modern corporate colonialism and that of the ancient empires. She sees as well, and even more indispensably, the necessity and possibility of local resistance by means of local religion, local knowledge, and local language.
An agrarian reading of the Bible thus forces the de-specialization of one's thoughts about agriculture. With equal force it de-specializes one's thoughts about religion. It does this simply by seeing that the Bible is not a book only about "spirituality" or getting to Heaven, but is also a practical book about the good use of land and creatures as a religious practice, and about the abuse of land and creatures as a kind of blasphemy. (page x)
Davis picks up on this theme of local engagement and de-specialization in the opening chapter and argues that it's important for a Biblical scholar like herself venture beyond her specialty to explore agrarian perspectives that, it turns out, are helpful in understanding the Bible. It's a move away from de-contextualized specialization to locally-informed, locally adapted practices and thought.
The more I read Berry and understand agrarian perspectives, the more I see how a primary impulse of the movement is to re-integrate human thought and action that has been partitioned by the modern industrial project. For those of us who have been specialized away from land and agriculture we are invited to re-engage, to venture out as amateurs. Davis writes:
For me as a biblical scholar, engaging questions of contemporary social analysis means consciously working as an amateur, going outside my area of professional expertise for the sake of love. Augustine's famous interpretive principle of caritas may provide a theological warrant for such a move: reading the biblical text in a way that conduces to knowledge and love of God and neighbor is the touchstone for accurate interpretation.'
In our present intellectual environment, Wendell Berry advocates amateurism as a corrective to the tendency toward overspecialization and abstraction that afflicts all disciplines. He suggests widening the context of all intellectual work and of teaching - perhaps to the width of the local landscape….
To bring local landscapes within what Wes Jackson calls "the boundary of consideration," professional people of all sorts will have to feel the emotions and take the risks of amateurism. They will have to get out of their "fields," so to speak, and into the watershed, the ecosystem, and the community; and they will have to be actuated by affection. (pp. 3-4).
For Berry and other agrarians the starting place for this kind of integrative work is simply paying attention to one's "local landscape," and while I'm no farmer or soil scientist, I CAN open my eyes and pay attention to the land and agriculture that surrounds me. I can go to Steptoe Butte, like I did last night (see picture), and take some photos. And I can dwell on the abundance of our region and also wonder with concern about how this land came to be understood as "industrial." And I can reflect on the ways this land shapes my faith and practice, and how my faith compels me to advocate for its care.
pablosharkman on August 09 at 11:22 a.m.
Never like to read links after such a goofy statement — the nanny state?
Hmm, the corporate sociopathic state? Is that what you are looking for as an antithesis? Let pathological CEOs, that one percent of USA that controls 90 percent of USA "wealth," let them have the state you call "the nanny state?"
Even the Israelis are protesting their country's huge divide of the few owning the wealth and the rest struggling.Nanny state?
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Again, the Supreme Court-poration State, more like it —
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The Corporate Takeover of U.S. Democracy
Jan. 21, 2010, will go down as a dark day in the history of U.S. democracy, and its decline.
On that day the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the government may not ban corporations from political spending on elections—a decision that profoundly affects government policy, both domestic and international.
The decision heralds even further corporate takeover of the U.S. political system.
The court was split, 5-4, with the four reactionary judges (misleadingly called "conservative") joined by Justice Anthony M. Kennedy. Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. selected a case that could easily have been settled on narrow grounds and maneuvered the court into using it to push through a far-reaching decision that overturns a century of precedents restricting corporate contributions to federal campaigns.
Now corporate managers can in effect buy elections directly, bypassing more complex indirect means. It is well-known that corporate contributions, sometimes packaged in complex ways, can tip the balance in elections, hence driving policy. The court has just handed much more power to the small sector of the population that dominates the economy.
Political economist Thomas Ferguson's "investment theory of politics" is a very successful predictor of government policy over a long period. The theory interprets elections as occasions on which segments of private sector power coalesce to invest to control the state.
The Jan. 21 decision only reinforces the means to undermine functioning democracy.
The background is enlightening. In his dissent, Justice John Paul Stevens acknowledged that "we have long since held that corporations are covered by the First Amendment"—the constitutional guarantee of free speech, which would include support for political candidates.
In the early 20th century, legal theorists and courts implemented the court's 1886 decision that corporations—these "collectivist legal entities"—have the same rights as persons of flesh and blood.
This attack on classical liberalism was sharply condemned by the vanishing breed of conservatives. Christopher G. Tiedeman described the principle as "a menace to the liberty of the individual, and to the stability of the American states as popular governments."
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"Never like to read links after such a goofy statement."
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Where do we find the history of women's work? Canadian documentary filmmakers Caroline Martel ("The Phantom of the Operator," September 9) and Maya Gallus ("Dish: Women, Waitressing, & the Art of Service," October 7) as well as Academy Award-nominated U.S. documentary filmmaker Connie Field ("The Life and Times of Rosie the Riveter," November 11) will present work that addresses the elusiveness of that history by making women's labor visible and documenting their behind-the-scenes struggle on behalf of the workforce and workers' rights.
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Maya Gallus works as an independent film producer, director, and writer. Along with Justine Pimlott, she co-founded Toronto-based Red Queen Productions, which specializes in films about women, social issues (including those affecting the LGBT communities), culture, and the arts. Gallus and Pimlott have collaborated on a number of films, including the critically acclaimed six part documentary series, Punch like a Girl (2003), about amateur women's boxing; Girl Inside (2007), an extended portrait of a 23-year-old as she transitions from male to female with the help of her 80-year-old grandmother; The Mystery of Mazo de la Roche (2012), a portrait of one of the most famous, yet secretive writers of the early 20th century; and the forthcoming The Fruit Machine, a documentary about the rise of the early gay rights movement in Canada, told through the dramatic story of The Body Politic, one of Canada's first significant gay publications that played a prominent role in the development of the LGBT community in Canada.
Before co-founding Red Queen with Pimlott, Gallus worked independently as writer-director-producer of the critically acclaimed Elizabeth Smart: On the Side of the Angels (1991), a lyrical documentary of celebrated Canadian poet Elizabeth Smart (author of the novel of prose poetry, "By Grand Central Station I Sat Down and Wept"), and Erotica: A Journey into Female Sexuality (1997), a documentary that explores the 'female gaze' in erotica and pornography and that features Dominique Aury (a.k.a. Pauline Réage), the author of Histoire d'O, as well as photographers Bettina Rheims and Phyllis Christopher, performance artist Annie Sprinkle, filmmaker Candida Royalle, and novelist Alina Reyes.
Why do women bring your food at local diners, while at high-end establishments waiters are almost always men? Dish: Women, Waitressing, & the Art of Service (2010) answers this question by deconstructing waitressing and our collective fascination with its enduring popular icon, the female server. By taking us into the worlds of Toronto's truck stop diners, Montréal's topless "sexy restos," a Parisian super-luxe restaurant, and Tokyo's fantasy "maid bars," former waitress Gallus offers an insider's look at how gender, social standing, earning opportunities, and working conditions intersect in the food service industry.
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As the high and mighty Taylor Forrester Marone, Hunter Tyler's character has always been the moral compass of the Forrester family, but in the last 2 years, Head Writer Brad Bell knocked little Miss Goody Two Shoes right out of her Prada Pumps and into the world of "I'm Not So Perfect After All."
Taylor turned to the bottle, drove drunk and killed her sister-in-law. What's more, she covered it up for months.
In 2007, she fell in love with dashing Nick Marone, married him and decided she wanted his child. Sounds perfect, right???
Since the happy couple couldn't get pregnant the obvious way, Taylor opted to have a donor egg implanted in her. In true soap opera fashion, the egg (mistakenly, of course), was donated by her worst enemy, and the Nick's true love, Brooke.
Once again, Taylor hit the bottle and her life spun out of control, and the result has been one tour-de-force performance after another from Tylo. She has been mesmerizing to watch.
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RIO DE JANEIRO and BOULOGNE-BILLANCOURT -- Vallourec has announced the inauguration of a new Research Center in Rio de Janeiro. Due to be operational by October 2013, the new center will focus on all pre-salt activities for the group, with the support of Vallourec' s Research Center in Belo Horizonte, which was recently expanded as well, and other Vallourec research centers throughout the world. Vallourec has a worldwide network of more than 500 R&D engineers and technicians, and spent $119 million in 2012 on R&D.
Located next to Petrobras' CENPES research center in the Technological Park of Rio de Janeiro, the center will allow Vallourec to work even more closely with the Brazilian national oil company on the needs for pre-salt fields, characterized by extreme pressure, temperature and corrosion conditions. The new unit will benefit from synergies with the Federal Universities of Rio de Janeiro and Minas Gerais, among others, in areas such as the environment, robotics and energy use.
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Last week Baseball America released its list of the top ten prospects in the White Sox organization, and this week it's Baseball Prospectus' turn.
The list isn't glaringly different from the Baseball America list, but there are a few reasons I like Baseball Prospectus' more. First of all, it's not a top ten, it's a top twenty, and I can appreciate Baseball Prospectus being nice enough to pretend there are twenty prospects in the White Sox organization.
It's a classy touch meant to cheer all of us up, I'm sure.
Secondly, unlike the Baseball America list, this one wasn't put together by Phil Rogers. No, it's Kevin Goldstein, and I trust him a bit more.
Anyway, here's the list. I'll put each players ranking in the BA list in parentheses next to them.
- Addison Reed, RHP (1)
- Nestor Molina, RHP (2)
- Trayce Thompson, OF (4)
- Jake Petricka, RHP (5)
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- Keenyn Walker, OF (6)
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- Ozzie Martinez, SS (10)
Obviously the biggest difference of opinion on the two lists is Ozzie Martinez, who comes in at tenth in the BA list, but barely sneaks into BP's top twenty. BP is also higher on Trayce Thompson and Jake Petricka than it is Simon Castro.
Also, Myles Jaye, whom the Sox just got from Toronto in the Jason Frasor trade, makes his way to the top ten here.
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