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At a 65th reunion just a month ago, classmates of Neil Armstrong say he took extra time talking to each of them individually.
Members of the 1947 Blume High School class attending the reunion each were left with the impression that made upon them when they spoke of his death Saturday afternoon.
ŌĆ£I thought that was really nice,ŌĆØ Dr. Dorothy Woolley, a professor at the University of California-Davis, said.
She said she was glad to have had that time to visit with Armstrong at the reunion.
Sunday afternoon at her home in Davis, Calif., Woolley looked at pictures from the most recent reunion and others in years past, remembering with America a hero, but for her also ŌĆö a classmate and friend.
Woolley described Armstrong, not just as the astronaut the world remembers, but as a teenage boy who was friendly, smart and a good student.
ŌĆ£He was outgoing and had a big smile,ŌĆØ Woolley said. ŌĆ£ThatŌĆÖs what I remember.ŌĆØ
At the classes reunion Woolley said Armstrong pointed out the success of his female classmates, and teased them for being smarter than him because of their rank on a state scholarship test, but Woolley, one of the two girls in the class who scored better than Armstrong on that test, said just making the list out of everyone in the state was a big deal, and he was on that list, too.
ŌĆ£Guys are not as famous for being studious in high school, they do it
later,ŌĆØ Woolley said. ŌĆ£He teased us about being smart, but so was he.ŌĆØ
A clarinet player in the schoolŌĆÖs marching band, Woolley said she also remembers vividly how Armstrong looked holding the large horn he played.
ŌĆ£He marched proudly with it over his right shoulder swaying back and forth,ŌĆØ Woolley said. ŌĆ£He had fun and played that loud, dominant instrument well.ŌĆØ
Although Armstrong wanted to remain that regular guy to his classmates, they never forgot the accomplishments he experienced throughout his life.
This last reunion, they applauded Armstrong when he walked into the banquet hall.
ŌĆ£No one suspected he had a problem, but he must have known,ŌĆØ Woolley said of ArmstrongŌĆÖs health, for which he would undergo heart surgery just days later, complications from which were being blamed for his death.
A fellow inductee in the Wapakoneta High School Hall of Fame, Woolley said she was upset when she heard from her son that Armstrong had died. Hours after learning the news, Woolley was watching a TV special aired on the man, who had marched alongside her in band and sat next to her in class.
After receiving an e-mail from a former student now in Bahrain, Woolley said the whole world knows about ArmstrongŌĆśs death.
ŌĆ£From the instant he landed and stepped out onto the moon, the whole world knew of him,ŌĆØ Woolley said. ŌĆ£The whole world was watching and he was history.ŌĆØ
Known for his phrase, ŌĆ£one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind,ŌĆØ Woolley said she liked the way Armstrong said it and always believed that he had said one small step for ŌĆ£aŌĆØ man, something he had insisted but that couldnŌĆÖt be heard in the version that was broadcast to the world.
Woolley said she watched the July 20, 1969, landing on TV from her home in California and ran into the street to celebrate.
Having known Armstrong and come from his hometown only added to her excitement, she said.
ŌĆ£It was very, very, very special,ŌĆØ Woolley said. ŌĆ£I was jumping for joy.ŌĆØ
Reading newspaper accounts of ArmstrongŌĆÖs life, Woolley was reminded again that this one moment in ArmstrongŌĆÖs life and career wasnŌĆÖt an isolated incident.
ŌĆ£He had an incredible background with all that he accomplished,ŌĆØ she said.
Marveling at some of the instances and experiences she read about, Woolley said she bet he had some pretty close calls, but he always kept his wits about him.
He was just 16 when he got his pilotŌĆÖs license, something he accomplished before he got his license to drive a car, but he was also doing studies on flying and planes, Woolley remembers as a trait that stood out about him.
ŌĆ£Who wouldŌĆÖve guessed what he would go on to do,ŌĆØ Woolley said. ŌĆ£At the time we were in school, it wasnŌĆÖt possible. We didnŌĆÖt know enough to predict it.ŌĆØ
In recent years at class reunions, Woolley said Armstrong remained the same man she had known as a boy ŌĆö always smiling, calm and friendly.
ŌĆ£He was never zooming around getting excited about things,ŌĆØ Woolley said.
She said he was the kind of guy who accomplished great things, but even he mocked himself as a ŌĆ£white socks, pocket protector, nerdy engineer.ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£He was a special kind of person, very, very special,ŌĆØ Woolley said. ŌĆ£You wouldnŌĆÖt have guessed it just talking to him, but that made him even more special.ŌĆØ
Janis Briem said her former classmate was always very intelligent, but also quieter than most guys that age.
Charged with pinning ribbons on attendees at this yearŌĆÖs class reunion, Briem said Armstrong seemed extra friendly and really enjoyed himself as he made time to talk to everyone.
ŌĆ£He didnŌĆÖt like to talk about himself, he just liked to be around everybody,ŌĆØ Briem said. ŌĆ£He never had an enemy.ŌĆØ
Having lost other members of her graduating class, Briem said hearing of ArmstrongŌĆÖs death made her feel bad. As a class they had always been relatively close through the years.
ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs hard to believe,ŌĆØ Briem said. ŌĆ£I think everybody thought heŌĆÖd really grow up to do something and I think he did. If he started something he finished it. It was always that way.ŌĆØ
Briem still remembers watching Armstrong as he rode his bike by her house on Wapak-Cridersville Road, to get to his flying lessons and it gave extra special meaning to the moon landing when Briem watched it on her TV at home in Wapakoneta.
Classmate Doris Weber remembers Armstrong as quiet when he first came to the school midway through his freshman year.
ŌĆ£I sat across from him in homeroom and used to ask for his help with math problems,ŌĆØ said Weber, who noted that without his help, she struggled with the problems so much she would stay home sick from school not to have to do them.
When Armstrong was learning to fly at Port Koneta, the same place WeberŌĆÖs husband, Ken, learned to fly, she said they never even thought that one day he might be on the moon, but she believes the Lord picked him for that special role in history.
ŌĆ£He just loved to fly,ŌĆØ Weber said.
She said that first plane Armstrong and Ken flew, ŌĆ£The Champ,ŌĆØ as it was affectionately known, hangs in the Armstrong Air and Space Museum.
Although itŌĆÖs another business now, the airportŌĆÖs hangars remain. The landing strip was always grass, making for a softer landing, Weber said.
She said while Armstrong made it back for most of their later class reunions, starting with the 60th, they planned them for a date that worked into his busy schedule so he could attend.
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He had called just a couple weeks before this last reunion and said how much he was looking forward to it.
Having just had cataract surgery, it was the first time Weber has seen him without glasses and as they reminisced about him riding his bike the several miles out to the airport to fly, Armstrong said he didnŌĆÖt think he could do that anymore.
ŌĆ£He was talking to everybody and extra friendly,ŌĆØ Weber said. ŌĆ£Maybe he did know about his heart. He never said anything, but it all points that way.ŌĆØ
Broken up since another member of the Blume High School Class of 1947 called Saturday afternoon to tell Weber about ArmstrongŌĆÖs death, Weber said she just couldnŌĆÖt believe it.
She is planning to fly a special flag and hang a sign in her front yard commemorating ArmstrongŌĆÖs legacy.
ŌĆ£IŌĆÖm going to leave it there quite a while in honor of him,ŌĆØ Weber said.
She said they talked of other things, but never about his trip to the moon.
ŌĆ£It has been said that it wasnŌĆÖt just him, but a whole team that landed on the moon,ŌĆØ Weber said. ŌĆ£He didnŌĆÖt want the limelight. They all worked together and without all of them, he wouldnŌĆÖt have been able to do it I think is what he believed. He liked everyone in Wapakoneta, but didnŌĆÖt want to take credit by himself.ŌĆØ
A humble man, Weber said Armstrong liked to be by himself and was always willing to help any way he could.
ŌĆ£At the homecoming after he first walked on the moon, our class formed a reception line,ŌĆØ Weber said. ŌĆ£I was so excited and asked if her remembered me. He gave me a kiss on the cheek, and said, ŌĆśPunky (which was her nickname in high school), IŌĆÖd never forget you.ŌĆÖŌĆØ
Weber wonŌĆÖt ever forget watching the moon landing on TV or that the guy sitting beside her in study hall who helped her with those tough word problems was the first person to walk on the moon.
Reunion conversations may not have been about the moon or space travel, but Weber said they were always fun reminiscings of school days gone by.
ŌĆ£We always looked forward to that,ŌĆØ Weber said.
ŌĆ£Next year, we will have to add him to the list of classmates who have passed on,ŌĆØ said Weber, who read the list of deceased classmates during a special candlelight ceremony at the reunion this year held in late July. ŌĆ£It just wonŌĆÖt be the same.ŌĆØ
I am Grace Sherban and I am 9 years old. My great-grandmother Mary Ellen Nester was a very very good friend to Mr. Armstrong's parents. I was planning on writing to him to tell him how much I want to be an astronaut when I grow up. I was going to ask him if he could give me some advice on my path to becoming a astronaut. I want his family to know he is my hero. I am very sadden that I didn't get my letter off to him. I hope his family will find comfort and may God bless them.
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That. Just. Sucks.
2. CFBF Is A Golden Spider Duck
Posted: August 29, 2014 at 12:52 AM (#4781354)Sorry for him.
We'll always have O'Ventibrel, Jonny.
3. What did Billy Ripken have against ElRoy Face?
Posted: August 29, 2014 at 11:10 AM (#4781636)
Man, that's terrible. I think I'd consider learning to pitch righthanded - might be easier than another rehab, and more durable, the way things have gone with his left arm.
Posted: August 29, 2014 at 11:14 AM (#4781642)
Would Venters be the first pitcher to have TJS three times?
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Posted: August 29, 2014 at 11:18 AM (#4781645)Facing Third Tommy John Surgery I wonder what the best record by a pitcher after a second TJ surgery. After a third. Etc. Come to that, has any pitcher had a significant period of reasonable value after a 3rd TJ surgery. I can't think of any off the top of my head.
Jose Rijo had five Tommy John Surgeries.
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Posted: August 29, 2014 at 11:26 AM (#4781660)Venters is likely done, though.
Oh yeah, Jonny Venters. I remember him.
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Posted: August 29, 2014 at 11:28 AM (#4781663)It seems to me--remembering as we always must that I'm not a professional athlete and don't think like one--that by the third Tommy John surgery, you'd probably have to accept that if you keep trying to pitch you're going to keep tearing your UCL and there's nothing for it. Come to that, has any pitcher had a significant period of reasonable value after a 3rd TJ surgery. I can't think of any off the top of my head. Isringhausen came back for a couple of seasons after his third TJ. He wasn't great but was above replacement level (0.1 WAR each year). Since he was his late 30s by this time it is conceivable that a younger pitcher could come back and pitch better or at least longer. But the odds seem overwhelmingly stacked against this.
Are people still blaming Fredi Gonzalez for ruining the careers of Venters and some other guy through making them throw an unconscionable 80 innings a season?
10. CFBF Is A Golden Spider Duck
Posted: August 29, 2014 at 11:48 AM (#4781682)
Fredi worked Venters, O'Flaherty and Kimbrel very hard in 2011, and Venters and Kimbrel both struggled in the Braves' September collapse that year (O'Flaherty, to his eternal credit, pitched like gangbusters the entire season). Kimbrel obviously has been just fine ever since. Venters fell off and got hurt the very next year before embarking on his current Tommy John odyssey. O'Flaherty was lights out in 2012 before needing his own Tommy John surgery in 2013, though he seems to be recovering quite nicely for Oakland.
11. Voros McCracken of Pinkus
Posted: August 29, 2014 at 01:31 PM (#4781801)It's obviously impossible to draw any sort of direct causal link between that usage and those injuries. Venters already had one TJS under his belt before emerging as an ace set-up man in 2010, and relievers get hurt. It's what they do. But Fredi himself acknowledged that he worked them too hard, and he made a conscious effort in 2012 to protect those three and try to preserve more comfortable leads with lesser pitchers.
At times you have to be careful and take a "walk, don't run" approach to these sorts of injuries.
12. McCoy
Posted: August 29, 2014 at 01:36 PM (#4781810)
Does he have any Tommy or John left?
13. Ziggy
Posted: August 29, 2014 at 02:22 PM (#4781862)
I'm not entirely sure what McCoy is asking, but if it's about remaining ligaments, I think they can also do these with ligaments from cadavers.
14. bigglou115
Posted: August 29, 2014 at 02:37 PM (#4781883)Somebody, in some long-lost thread, had a list a few months ago of people with multiple TJ surgeries. I don't remember much about it, but I do remember that it was very very ugly.
@11 Voros, I think Venters waited like 16 months before any rehab, and I think his longest session has been 25 pitches or so at 60%. Truth is Venters was done after the second injury. This one just ends it.
15. Voros McCracken of Pinkus
Posted: August 29, 2014 at 02:50 PM (#4781901)
16. Non-Youkilidian Geometry
Posted: August 29, 2014 at 07:03 PM (#4782045):) Sorry it was a bad joke/pun. Such a great song too. :) Sorry it was a bad joke/pun. Such a great song too. I thought it deserved a Primey, if we can still hand those out. Well played. I might also point out that Venter's latest setback has "wiped out" all the hard work he put into his rehab.
McCoy was joking about it being his third surgery.
Posted: August 29, 2014 at 10:29 PM (#4782156)
Cadaver, huh? Can they exhume Lefty Grove for this purpose?
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I'm Anne, married to Chip. Our son, Benjamin was born on January 9, 2005. I'm staying home with Benjamin, and it is absolutely wonderful to be able to be with him all day. My husband and I had talked and read about attachment parenting a lot before Benjamin was born. It was very clear to us that this was the way we wanted to parent our child!
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Cool! now i know what i hae done inspite of all the flack i had to hear from family, friends and well meaning people.
I bf all my children, only #1 was stopped early because of meds i had to take and an op. I swore never to let that happen agian. I cloth diapered them all and bf till they quit and co sleeeping just came with that. #2 quite when he was 3, #3 quit when she was 2 1/2(she wouldnt tandem), my milfk tasted funny, #4 quit one month before #5 came. And #5 went to 3 1/2.
Beleive me i got alot of flack(this was in 1982-1994) for all of it, but when i look at my 3 girls and how they became, strong minded independant and caring, inspite of thier abusive dad, I am glad i was so stubborn to AP.
Actually i think that is why all my nieces and nephews complain that i spoil thier babies. AP is just my way.
And if i get pg again I will do the same again.
I'm Susanna, married to Simon in April of 2006. We welcomed our little high-needs bundle of joy into the world in June 2007, and have been AP ever since.
I never knew I would parent this way, I was the typical American, horrified at the thought of co-sleeping (which we now do), thinking you could spoil a baby (never!), and kinda weirded out by BFing (still going strong at almost 6 months - no end in sight). But once I saw my baby, I followed my heart and my instincts and haven't looked back.
I never really needed this board up until now, when you have a newborn, people overlook your parenting style and chalk it up to you being a nervous new mom. But now that he's getting older, people are questioning me, reprimanding me and throwing unasked for advice around incessantly.
So I've decided I need to talk to people who understand me, my philosophies, and my parenting. Thank you all for being able to look past the mainstream, contemporary parenting ideas and see your children for who the really are. I look forward to getting to know you all!
Hi Everyone - My name is Jackie I am 30 years old, and I am married to Chris who is 32. We have a BEAUTIFUL son name Joseph, 5 months!
No one has been on this thread for almost 2 years. But i am glad I found this board. I never heard the term Attachment Parenting until he was about 1 month old and i finally got around to reading Dr. Sears baby book. It fits me to a T!
my DH was against co-sleeping and i was for it before our son came - but once he saw our beautiful boy we both wanted him in the bed with us. We also EBF and have been going strong for 5 months now and I only plan on stopping when he is ready. I love wearing him in the Moby wrap and agree with Dr. Sears that children should be worn not pushed in a stroller (though I do use a streoller when I go clothes shopping and have to try on clothes). I also began making my own baby food about one month ago and I feel it eases the transition from BF'd to solids (for me) if I was able to make it myself and know for sure what is in the food.
The only thing I don't really do is cloth diapering....
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Hello everyone, I'm Jasmine. I'm a relatively-new Mama to Laszlo, aged 3 months and partner to Warren (who is much older than 3 months). I've very recently begun working full time as a technical writer.
We attachment parent because it is a method of parenting that just fits for us. I'm also interested in a personal level in permaculture, ancestral diets, "natural" exercise and minimalist hygiene methods. Attachment parenting fits with my philosophies and it fits for my family.
I'm really hopeful that this board will "take off." I can't wait to talk about reconciling attachment parenting with working full time and get to know you all a little better!
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Thanksgiving is famous for belly-busting dinners and pant-splitting desserts. We'll give you some tips so you can eat to your heart's content and still save some calories.
Crunching the Numbers
We built two Thanksgiving plates, loaded with all the usual suspects. A few small tweaks can save more than 1,000 calories!
Meal #1: Belly Buster
6 ounces roasted turkey (white meat and dark meat with skin) = 360 calories
1 cup sausage stuffing = 380 calories
½ cup gravy = 70 calories
¼ cup cranberry sauce = 100 calories
1 cup green bean casserole = 175 calories
1 cup mashed potatoes = 250 calories
1 slice apple pie a la mode = 500 calories
Total Calories = 1,835
Meal #2: Smart but Satisfying
3 ounces roasted breast (white meat only) = 90 calories
¾ cup (meatless) stuffing = 180 calories
2 tablespoons gravy = 20 calories
¼ cup cranberry sauce = 100 calories
2 cups steamed green beans = 80 calories
½ baked potato, topped with sour cream = 80 calories
1 slice pumpkin pie with a dollop of whipped cream = 260 calories
Total Calories = 810
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- Drink mostly calorie-free beverages.
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Hair: Blond, Other, Fine
Eyes: Blue
Received this as a Christmas gift in 8th grade - super light, breezy and citrusy. I smile whenever I smell this now! Wouldn't repurchase, but love getting whiffs of this every now and then smelling it on others. Classic fragrance all around.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Such a classic fragrance, I always forget how much I love this one. I started wearing Clinique Happy back when it first came out in the 90's. It still holds up today. Sweet and citrus-y with a touch of floral, it's warm and light and it lasts all day on me. While it's not my favorite fragrance (that would be Burberry Brit) it's still something that I always come back to. It is such a fun and pretty fragrance to wear.
I have repurchased this many times and will buy it again no doubt. Recommended!
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I adore this perfume because it reminds me of my fun, (almost) carefree college years. On me, it was fresh & citrusy initially but notes of spiciness would emerge after a while. Perhaps I'd wear it again if this was gifted to me, but since too many people have this as their "signature scent" already, I'm glad I've moved on. :)
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Black, Straight, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
Any of the reviewers that used the word "tacky" in their reviews were absolutely right.
It smells like your grandma's baby powder that's been expired for decades.
The bottle may look appealing, but is the exact opposite from its smell.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
This fragrance sounded nice: an orange perfume for summer, but there is a very harsh note in it (I don't know what exactly) which made it impossible to wear.
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The Unwanted Gaze: The Destruction of Privacy in Americaby Jeffrey Rosen
The Unwanted Gaze This book began as an effort to understand the constitutional, legal, and political drama that culminated in the impeachment and acquittal of President Bill Clinton. But that strange and singular confluence of events prompted me to think about the Clinton impeachment as a window onto a less unusual phenomenon that affects all Americans: namely, the erosion of privacy, at home, at work, and in cyberspace, so that intimate personal information—from diaries, e-mail, and computer files to records of the books we read and the Web sites we browse—is increasingly vulnerable to being wrenched out of context and exposed to the world. What follows is an attempt to explore the legal, technological, and cultural changes that have undermined our ability to control how much information about ourselves is communicated to others. I would also like to consider ways of reconstructing some of the zones of privacy that law and technology have been allowed to invade. In January of 1998, when Kenneth Starr began to examine allegations that President Clinton had lied under oath about an adulterous affair, I became interested in trying to identify the legal forces that converged in Paula Jones's sexual harassment suit and in the subsequent impeachment investigation. Why, for example, were Jones's lawyers permitted to go on a fishing expedition into the President's sexual history, asking him to identify all the women with whom he had sexual relations as governor and president? Merely by accusing Clinton of an unwanted advance, Jones was able to violate not only his privacy but also that of Monica Lewinsky, who was forced to describe her own consensual sexual activities under oath. How could the law permit such unreasonable searches, in which the investigation of the offense seemed more invasive than the offense itself? The invasions of privacy continued to multiply during the Starr investigation and the impeachment trial that followed. Many examples of the erosion of privacy by means of technology seemed to sit uneasily with the public—the DNA testing, the retrieval of e-mails that Lewinsky and a friend had tried unsuccessfully to delete, the tape recordings, the release of the secret grand jury transcripts on the Internet. But Lewinsky herself was especially unsettled by Starr's decision to subpoena a Washington bookstore for receipts of all of her book purchases since 1995. In her memoir, Lewinsky pointed to the bookstore subpoenas as one of the most invasive moments in the Starr investigation, along with the moment when prosecutors retrieved from her home computer the love letters that she had drafted, but never sent, to the President. "It was such a violation,� she complained to her biographer, Andrew Morton. "It seemed that everyone in America had rights except for Monica Lewinsky. I felt like I wasn't a citizen of this country anymore.�1 Monica Lewinsky is an improbable spokesperson for the virtues of reticence, but her ordeal raises deep questions about recent changes in law and technology that threaten individual control over personal information. In the late eighteenth century, the spectacle of state agents breaking into a suspect's home and rummaging through his or her private diaries was con- sidered the paradigm case of the unreasonable searches and seizures that the framers of the Bill of Rights intended to forbid. In the most famous essay on privacy ever written, published in the Harvard Law Review in 1890, Louis D. Brandeis, the future Supreme Court justice, and Samuel D. Warren, his former law partner, announced confidently that "the common law secures to each individual the right of determining, ordinarily, to what extent his thoughts, sentiments, and emotions shall be communicated to others.� The legal principle that prevented prosecutors from scrutinizing diaries, letters, books, and private papers, Warren and Brandeis wrote, was the same principle that, in their view, should prevent gossip columnists from writing about the sex lives of citizens. They called that principle the right to an "inviolate personality� and said that it was part of the more general "right to be let alone.� In asserting a right to privacy that could constrain the press, the two lawyers were treading on adventurous ground; yet it was a matter of general agreement, in the 1890s, that the Constitution prohibited prosecutors and civil plaintiffs from rummaging through private papers in search of sexual secrets or anything else. How, then, could that consensus have eroded to the point that Lewinsky's unsent love letters could be retrieved from her home computer? Part of the answer, I will argue, has to do with an unfortunate confluence of decisions by the Supreme Court. The legal forces that culminated in the Clinton impeachment—in particular, the erosion of privacy law, embodied in Fourth and Fifth Amendment protections for individual control over personal information, and the expansion of sexual harassment law, to a point where people can be interrogated about the details of their consensual relationships on the flimsiest of allegations—are the product of surprisingly recent Supreme Court decisions. It was during the 1970s and 1980s, for example, that the principle that private diaries couldn't be subpoenaed as "mere evidence� in civil or white-collar criminal cases was quietly allowed to wither away. And it was during the 1980s and 1990s that the Supreme Court recognized sexually explicit speech and conduct that created a "hostile or offensive working environment� as a form of gender discrimination, a development that made it increasingly difficult for lower courts and employers to distinguish consensual affairs from illegal forms of sexual coercion. The Lewinsky investigation might never have occurred, however, if these two unfortunate legal trends hadn't converged with a third novel and illiberal law: the Independent Counsel Act, which encouraged a level of inquisitorial zeal in which ordinary prosecutors—constrained, as they are, by time, money, and public accountability—are less likely to indulge. Now that both political parties have experienced the excesses of monomaniacal independent counsels, that law, mercifully, has been allowed to expire. But like a blinding klieg light that exposes the fissures in every surface on which it is turned, the independent counsel law served the jarring yet useful purpose of revealing the fault lines in the legal and technological protections for privacy today. A hundred years ago, Brandeis and Warren worried that changes in technology as well as law were altering the nature of privacy. "Instantaneous photographs and newspaper enterprise have invaded the sacred precincts of private and domestic life, and numerous mechanical devices threaten to make good the prediction that 'what is whispered in the closet shall be proclaimed from the housetops,' � they wrote. But it was not, in fact, the desire to be let alone that motivated Brandeis and Warren to write their famous article; it was instead the desire to restrict discussion of an intimate family event to the sympathetic boundaries of their own social circle. What outraged Brandeis and Warren was a mild society item in the Boston Saturday Evening Gazette that described a lavish breakfast party Warren himself had put on for his daughter's wedding. Although the information itself wasn't inherently salacious, Brandeis and Warren were appalled that a domestic ceremony would be described in a gossip column and discussed by strangers. For this reason, they conceived of privacy in geographic or spatial terms. The press, they wrote, was "overstepping� the "bounds of propriety and of decency,� and intruding on "the domestic circle.� At the beginning of the twenty-first century, new technologies of communication have increased the danger that intimate personal information originally disclosed to our friends and colleagues may be exposed to—and misinterpreted by—a less understanding audience. For as thinking and writing increasingly take place in cyberspace, the part of our life that can be monitored and searched has vastly expanded. E-mail, even after it is ostensibly deleted, becomes a permanent record that can be resurrected by employers or prosecutors at any point in the future. On the Internet, every Web site we visit, every store we browse in, every magazine we skim, and the amount of time we spend skimming it, create electronic footprints that increasingly can be traced back to us, revealing detailed patterns about our tastes, preferences, and intimate thoughts. A friend who runs a Web site for political junkies recently sent me the "data trail� statistics that he receives each week. They disclose not only the Internet addresses of individual browsers who visit his site, clearly identifying their universities and corporate employers, but also the Web sites each user visited previously and the articles he or she downloaded there. Amazon.com has announced a similarly creepy feature that uses zip codes and domain names to identify the most popular books purchased on-line by employees at prominent corporations. (The top choice at Charles Schwab: Memoirs of a Geisha.)2 And under pressure from jittery investors, DoubleClick Inc., the Internet's largest advertising company, had to delay a plan to create elaborate dossiers linking users' on-line and off-line browsing habits with their actual identities. The sense of violation that Monica Lewinsky and the DoubleClick and amazon.com customers experienced when their reading habits were exposed points to a central value of privacy that I want to explore in this book. Privacy protects us from being misdefined and judged out of context in a world of short attention spans, a world in which information can easily be confused with knowledge. True knowledge of another person is the culmination of a slow process of mutual revelation. It requires the gradual setting aside of social masks, the incremental building of trust, which leads to the exchange of personal disclosures. It cannot be rushed; this is why, after intemperate self-revelation in the heat of passion, one may feel something close to self-betrayal. True knowledge of another person, in all of his or her complexity, can be achieved only with a handful of friends, lovers, or family members. In order to flourish, the intimate relationships on which true knowledge of another person depends need space as well as time: sanctuaries from the gaze of the crowd in which slow mutual self-disclosure is possible. What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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The facilities were very GOOG, and close to O,Hare airport.
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Kitchen facility, Bed, attached bathroom, Great location, You can rent a car from payless (which is in the walking distance, other side of the road) Drop your car at payless and take shuttle to airport from payless
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Very nice facility.
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My third time staying at this location. They have everything combo tv, kitchen all a plus.
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Loved the room and easy shuttle to the airport.
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I picked this property because of its proximity the the airport, the courtesy airport shuttle and the price. The room was comfortable and the extra space provided by the suite layout is always welcome. This hotel provided just what I needed for my one night stay.
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The room was contemporary and clean. For the area I stayed in, the room was an awesome value. Free wifi a plus. Would definitely recommend hotel and stay again next time I'm in Chicago.
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Equipped with the comforts of home, including full kitchens, this all-suite hotel is located near O'Hare International Airport and offers free airport shuttles along with easy access to downtown Chicago.
The Candlewood Suites Chicago-O'Hare makes every stay enjoyable with amenities including a free on-site library, a modern fitness center and free guest laundry facilities. The hotel also features an on-site convenience store and high-speed internet access.
Area points of interest, including the Stephens Convention Center and Allstate Arena are located a short drive from the Chicago-O'Hare Candlewood Suites. Nearby major interstates also offer convenient access to the heart of the downtown area.
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The Quality Inn O'Hare Airport is conveniently located just 2 miles from the O'Hare International Airport. This hotel is only 14 miles from downtown Chicago and its many attractions.
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Located 5 minutes from Chicago O'Hare International Airport and 20 minutes from downtown Chicago, this hotel offers a free shuttle to the airport, Wi-Fi internet, and an on-site restaurant.
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Situated across from Terminal 2 in the O'Hare International Airport, this hotel is on airport grounds within walking distance of all major terminals.
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Crowne Plaza Chicago O'Hare Hotel & Conference Center Opposite the Stephens Convention Center and minutes from O'Hare International Airport with free transportation, this hotel features easy services to downtown Chicago along with recently renovated...
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The facilities were very GOOG, and close to O,Hare airport.
The staff at the front desk seamed more interested in their personal lives than attending to guest'S up call not made leaving us late for a flight.
Almost everything
Too much snow in the parking
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The black curly hairs in the batroom! I took pictures!
How nice people were and they were professional.
We had none.
Kitchen facility, Bed, attached bathroom, Great location, You can rent a car from payless (which is in the walking distance, other side of the road) Drop your car at payless and take shuttle to airport from payless
Elevator is damn slow. It gets you frustrated. No free Breakfast. You have to go pick from the pantry and pay for it. No moisturiser in the bathroom
Very nice facility.
The bed could be more comfortable.
Room was clean, very dissent and nice
TV - couldn't adjust the brightness or the colors for this monitor Specially the HBO channels - to dark I couldn't see the screen at all Mattress hard
It's a longer term room. Excellent access to internet. Bed is good.
Hallway smelled.
My third time staying at this location. They have everything combo tv, kitchen all a plus.
Wish the beds were bigger and pillows were more comfortable.
Rooms were spacious and clean Very functional kitchenette Nice exercise room
No restaurant nearby. If there is bad weather (and flight delays/cancellations) checkin and airport shuttle can get backed up.
Loved the room and easy shuttle to the airport.
I picked this property because of its proximity the the airport, the courtesy airport shuttle and the price. The room was comfortable and the extra space provided by the suite layout is always welcome. This hotel provided just what I needed for my one night stay.
The outside of the facility and lobby seem a bit shabby and distressed, but that is not carried over into the guest rooms which are clean and comfortable.
Convenient location and airport shuttle Clean and comfortable Great price for last minute booking
Incredibly high water pressure in shower
Everything you needed at a reasonable price.
What's not to like!
The location Very Quiet Very Comfortable
The only thing our adult daughter didn't like was sleeping on the pull out couch ...she said it wasn't very comfortable. On the other hand the bed was extremely comfortable.
The room was contemporary and clean. For the area I stayed in, the room was an awesome value. Free wifi a plus. Would definitely recommend hotel and stay again next time I'm in Chicago.
No vending machines on each floor but no real biggie since this is an extended stay hotel with a kitchen and there is a 'snack store' in the lobby.
Efficient rooms and a friendly staff. Hotel is close to airport and had multiple food items for delivery.
Convenient to airport. Shuttle to and from. Free shuttle to local restaurant. Comfortable room.
No lobby to speak of. No restaurant or bar in walking distance ( but lots of food delivery possibilities and the afore mentioned shuttle.)
Staff was very friendly and helpful. Room was good-sized and clean. Very convenient location to O'Hare airport.
Bathroom sink was cracked; it didn't affect it's functionality, just made a less-than-good impression.
I like the clean and the location of the hotel and the fairness of the staff
The shuttle pick me up to go to airport in a god time frame at front desk and drop me off at E5 upper level but did not pick us up in a speedy time frame. it took over a hour. Way to long so I had to pay $35.00 exter for are way back to hotel. Needs continental breakfast
Only here between flights but staff was beyond wonderful and helpful. Bed was very comfortable