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Aided by a copious inflow of foreign funds and favourable news of onset of the monsoon in Kerala, stock market indices conquered new heights on Friday. The 30-share S&P BSE Sensex vaulted by 377 points to close at a historic high of 25,396.46 points.
The stock market has been gripped by bullish sentiment in recent weeks with expectations of quick and decisive action on the economic front from the new government. Friday's surge was led by oil and gas stocks such as ONGC, which rose 10.6 per cent to an all-time high of Rs.464, Gail India which gained 7.52 per cent to Rs.420.35 and Reliance Industries, which was up by 3 per cent.
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On an evening of high scores Jonny Bairstow stole the show with his first Twenty20 ton.
Although Yorkshire Vikings' 186 for eight in victory over Durham Jets was only the day's fifth-best total, Bairstow's unbeaten 102 was the outstanding individual batting effort.
Given the England wicketkeeper-batsman's prodigious talent, it is surprising that it took him until his 58th T20 knock to reach three figures.
That he did so yesterday was thanks to some excellently-calculated late-innings hitting at the Emirates Durham ICG.
Having come to the crease at 12 for two in the third over after overseas stars Aaron Finch and Kane Williamson had failed, Bairstow put the Vikings on course for a competitive score with some sensible strokeplay.
However, with two overs of the innings left, he was some way off a century on 71 from 49 balls.
The powerful right-hander made the hundred a reality by driving the next three deliveries, from off-spinner Gareth Breese, over the long-on rope.
With four balls to go Bairstow had 90. He then nudged Chris Rushworth for four just past the wicketkeeper, took two to long-on and pulled the innings' penultimate delivery for six.
A bye saw him finish on 102 from 58 balls, including six sixes and eight fours, 73 runs more than the next-best contributor.
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Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health 2011, 8(9), 3637-3671; doi:10.3390/ijerph8093637
The Paradox of Nutrition-Related Diseases in the Arab Countries: The Need for Action
Received: 11 August 2011 / Revised: 25 August 2011 / Accepted: 29 August 2011 / Published: 8 September 2011
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Abstract: The aim of this review was to highlight the current situation of nutrition-related diseases in the Arab countries, and factors associated with prevalence of these diseases. PubMed and Google Scholar were searched for data relating to such nutrition-related diseases published between January 1990 and May 2011. The picture of nutritional status in the Arab countries has changed drastically over the past 30 years as a result of changes in the social and economic situation. Two contrasting nutrition-related diseases exist, those associated with inadequate intake of nutrients and unhealthy dietary habits such as growth retardation among young children and micronutrient deficiencies; and those associated with changes in lifestyle such as cardiovascular disease, cancer, osteoporosis, diabetes and obesity (diet-related non-communicable diseases). Factors contributing to nutritional problems vary from country to country, depending on socio-economic status. In general, unsound dietary habits, poor sanitation, poverty, ignorance and lack of access to safe water and health services are mainly responsible for under-nutrition. Changes in lifestyle and dietary habits as well as inactivity are associated with the occurrence of diet-related non-communicable diseases. Programs to prevent and control nutrition-related diseases are insufficient and ineffective, due mainly to a focus on curative care at the expense of preventive health care services, lack of epidemiological studies, lack of nutritional surveillance, inadequate nutrition information and lack of assessment of the cost-effectiveness of nutrition intervention programs.
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AMA StyleMusaiger AO, Hassan AS, Obeid O. The Paradox of Nutrition-Related Diseases in the Arab Countries: The Need for Action. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. 2011; 8(9):3637-3671.
Chicago/Turabian StyleMusaiger, Abdulrahman O.; Hassan, Abdelmonem S.; Obeid, Omar. 2011. "The Paradox of Nutrition-Related Diseases in the Arab Countries: The Need for Action." Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health 8, no. 9: 3637-3671.
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Tim Robey
Daily Telegraph |
October 7, 2014
It may only be April, but what we have here is pretty likely to be the British comedy of the year, its knockout final punchline planting a silly grin on your face that takes some while to fade. |
Wendy Ide
Screen International |
October 7, 2014
Despite the emphasis on humour, Shaun shows its zombie movie credentials with some impressively gory special effects makeup and a willingness to despatch cast members in an exceptionally gruesome fashion. |
Paul Byrnes
Sydney Morning Herald |
October 7, 2014
Some scenes are too talky, too much like a sitcom, but whenever that threatens to sink the film, the zombies appear and save the day (if you see what I mean). |
Chad Nelson
Metro Times (Detroit, MI) |
October 6, 2013
For everyone who likes good acting and great writing, it's a bloody fun time and a wonderful display of how parody should be done.
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| Original Score: 4/5
Alan Jones
Radio Times |
October 6, 2013
If you like Pegg and director Edgar Wright's cult Channel 4 series Spaced, you'll enjoy this deadpan blend of undergraduate humour and hardcore horror, which ransacks George A Romero's Dead saga and virtually every Italian zombie flick for inspiration.
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| Original Score: 4/5
Leah Rozen
People Magazine |
October 6, 2013
Pegg, who cowrote Shaun with director Edgar Wright, shows off expert timing, whacking punchlines and zombies with equal panache. |
Keith Phipps
AV Club |
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October 6, 2013
Mixing horror and humor is no mean feat, but Shaun Of The Dead tightens throats in fear without making the laughs stick there in the process. |
Christy Lemire
Associated Press |
Top Critic
October 6, 2013
The pasty, scruffy Pegg shows a surprising amount of range for the unlikely hero of a zombie flick. |
Tim Brayton
Antagony & Ecstasy |
August 29, 2013
Enough of a pointed study of character that it's more than just a collection of some of the best and most ridiculous jokes in a generation.
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| Original Score: 9/10
Total Film |
October 9, 2012
Like Romero's best efforts, the movie is motored by a keen observational reality, cleverly twisting the characters' mundane world inch by inch until the real nightmare dawns on them.
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| Original Score: 4/5
Common Sense Media Editors
Common Sense Media |
January 1, 2011
Some funny moments, but for adults only.
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| Original Score: 3/5
Steve "Uncle Creepy" Barton
Dread Central |
September 11, 2009
Shaun of the Dead is not only one of the single best zombie movies ever made, but it's also as close to perfect as a film can get.
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| Original Score: 5/5
Felix Vasquez Jr.
Cinema Crazed |
April 29, 2009
A modern masterpiece, this is probably altogether the funniest and scariest film I've seen in years... |
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Urban Cinefile |
October 18, 2008
Comedy and horror are real life partners, of course, and who better to bring all this to life in a zombie movie than the Brits? |
David Nusair
Reel Film Reviews |
April 26, 2008
Extremely well made but only sporadically engaging...
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| Original Score: 2.5/4
Christopher Campbell
Cinematical |
October 27, 2007
I think the movie is one of the most hilarious I've ever seen ... But the symbolism and depth of the movie make me appreciate it as a masterpiece.
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| Original Score: 5/5
Rob Humanick
Projection Booth |
October 22, 2007
In this most apocalyptic of genres, Shaun of the Dead is not unlike a ray of unexpected sunshine - even if it has a little red on it.
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| Original Score: B+
Rob Gonsalves
eFilmCritic.com |
September 23, 2007
...not only a loving, teasing homage to the Romero Dead films. It's also a superb zombie film in its own right...
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| Original Score: 5/5
Christopher Smith
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August 2, 2007
A romantic zombie comedy that tips its hat to George Romero and mines one very funny spoof that doesn't ignore the rules of the zombie horror genre--though it does tamper with them.
Full Review
| Original Score: B+
Joe Lozito
Big Picture Big Sound |
July 14, 2007
Shaun is able to balance the comedy and the gore in a way that will satisfy both zombie genre fans and less bloodthirsty viewers.
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[quote:msz:MV8xOTE4NTIxXzM0ODM2NDA0XzdFN0ZDNUMy] [quote:Anonymous Coward 28980321:MV8xOTE4NTIxXzM0ODMxNTExXzhCMUI1Mjgy] [quote:alien84 28902120:MV8xOTE4NTIxXzM0ODEzOTIwX0VFMjUzNTg=] Hello Msz, what a nice work you do. I am 28 and for 3years now, I have been ill. I am always exhausted, I have difficulty digesting a lot of foods and a lot of emotional ups and downs, I feel a lot people's pain and it hurts me deeply. I also feel very weak and I am comfortable around people. Could you please take a look at me? Thank you very much. [/quote] I have just read you need a name, mine is Agathe (age 28). I hope you can help me. [/quote] The following were found to be contributing to your illness and or exhaustion and were released: [color=red]resentment[/color] age 27 [color=red]worthless[/color] age 27 [color=red]peeved[/color] age 27 Psychic trauma [color=red]worthless / taken for granted[/color] age 27 The following were found and released: Psychic trauma [color=red]panic / taken for granted[/color] age 24 [color=red]overwhelm[/color] age 23 [color=red]panic[/color] age 27 [color=red]resentment[/color] age 23 Pre-Conception [color=red]panic[/color] [color=red]worthless[/color] age 23 The ages can be off a year or two. The emotions on the Emotion Code chart are not the only emotions that can be trapped. If it does not resonate that you had that exact emotion, the one listed may have the next closest vibration to the actual emotion - such as [color=orange]worthless[/color] instead of [color=orange]useless[/color], or [color=orange]humiliation[/color] instead of [color=orange]embarrassment[/color]. Even if the age is off, or the exact emotion is off, that ball of energy was released... I don't know what will happen, but our goal is always to balance the body as much as possible, so the body's natural healing ability can take over. [color=olive] -----Psychic Trauma - When 2 emotions are felt simultaneously, they can become trapped into one ball of energy [/color] [color=olive]------Pre-Conception - Trapped Emotions that become lodged in the spirit body before conception There are 2 types that are usually seen: - Fear related about impending life on earth - Grief related about leaving home with God[/color] This is all your body wanted to release at this time, it needs to process. [color=olive]"Doing The Emotion Code is like doing surgery on the energy body. We are literally looking for "malignant" or harmful energies that need to be removed, then we remove them, and the energy body has to heal and reorganize or regain it's balance. If you were to do actual surgery to have a tumor removed, you would expect to have at least a few days of downtime afterward. Your surgeon would also likely tell you what to expect during this healing time, and he or she would also advise you to get extra rest in order to allow the body to heal. The advice after a session with The Emotion Code is just about the same! Be aware that if you feel out of sorts, have changes in your sleeping pattern, vivid dreams or emotional ups and downs, this is totally normal! Drink lots of water, eat healthy and get lots of rest, and let your energy body heal itself. You may not notice anything weird or negative, you might just feel great, but it's better to be aware just in case."[/color] Give it a few days and let me know if anything has changed msz :red heart: [/quote]
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I have discovered it is probably better to let the body release what it wants to - it knows best what is the most bothersome.
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Have stayed at this property several times for business. I travel to Latin America very often and am always have a wonderful experience in Costa Rica and other countries.
This Doubletree is usually a good place to stay -- nice hotel; friendly staff; very lovely rooms. Last time I stayed, though, two items went "missing" from my room: a SIM card for my phone that I had taken out and left on the counter and an AMEX gift card for $50 that I left next to it. I told the front desk about this when I got in the evening, and they said I must have misplaced the items. I told them there was no way that I could have misplaced them -- I left them right on the counter in the morning before heading out! They told me I should search the room carefully. I did. Nothing turned up.
While in Costa Rica, I called AMEX to cancel the gift card. Luckily, nobody had used it yet. But when back in the States, I called my cell phone company and told them about my SIM card. They told me that someone had racked up 300 USD in calls in Costa Rica (at something like 1.99 USD / min) making local calls in San José. Obviously was not me. Luckily, my phone company waived those fees as part of its "fraud protection" program.
Hate to engage in the blame game, but I don't see who could have taken these things other than a hotel staff member. I left my SIM card and my card on my counter before leaving (am 100% sure), and made sure to lock my door on my way out. Both items were gone when I got back in the evening. Maybe I was careless for not locking them up?
Probably will not stay here again after this happened and will advise my company against this property. It is a lovely hotel, though. Just disappointed that the desk doubted my claims -- and that this even happened in the first place.
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Forty-three years later, it remains a grisly benchmark: Aside from the Indian massacres of the late 19th century and an infamous 1921 race riot in Tulsa, the State Police assault that quelled the four-day uprising at Attica prison in upstate New York in 1971 was, investigators concluded, "the bloodiest one-day encounter between Americans since the Civil War."
When it ended, 10 correction officers and civilian employees and 33 prisoners were dead — all but one guard and three inmates killed in what a prosecutor branded a wanton "turkey shoot" by state troopers.
Prosecutions stemming from the uprising were resolved long ago; scores of inmates and one state trooper were charged. Civil suits by relatives of the dead and injured were settled (the state paid $12 million, including legal fees, to families of the inmates, and another $12 million to families of prison employees).
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In August, property belonging to 12 state employees was identified. Their families were invited privately to Attica on Sept. 13, before the solemn annual public memorial service held to mark the end of the siege.
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"It was a shock," recalled Vickie Menz, who discovered a package of personal items belonging to her father, Arthur J. Smith, when she returned to the prison for the memorial. "There was a box of my father's things, the clothing that he was wearing for the five days he was a hostage. The pants were caked with mud. They hadn't been laundered."
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"Truly, son, the half has never been told," he said.
This anecdote is how Edward E. Baptist opens "The Half Has Never Been Told: Slavery and the Making of American Capitalism," an examination of both the economic innovations that grew out of the ever-shifting institution of slavery and the suffering of generations of people who were bought and sold.
Mr. Baptist, a history professor at Cornell, said in an interview that his book represented his decade-long effort to blend these two aspects. Published in September, "The Half" joins a new wave of scholarship about the centrality of slavery — and the cotton picked by slaves — to the country's economic development.
Mr. Baptist shows the ways that new financial products, bonds that used enslaved people as collateral and were sold to bondholders in this country and abroad, enriched investors worldwide. He also emphasizes viciously enforced slave labor and migration. The cotton boom led planters to sell slaves — one million moved from old to new slave states from the 1790s to the 1860s. Productivity, he argues, came through punishment….
As he writes in the book: "The idea that the commodification and suffering and forced labor of African-Americans is what made the United States powerful and rich is not an idea that people necessarily are happy to hear. Yet it is the truth."
Suresh Naidu, a Columbia University economist who also studies slavery, said economists would call for even more quantitative evidence for Mr. Baptist's arguments but said his book was a "great interpretation of slavery." Economic historians have tended to focus on how market forces blunted the worst aspects of slavery, Mr. Naidu said, but Mr. Baptist demonstrates how the drive for profit exacerbated physical punishment and forced migration….
His own journey into that past was intellectually satisfying but sometimes emotionally challenging, Mr. Baptist said. He recalled reading an interview with a woman whose enslaved mother toiled in the fields of a small Kentucky farm in the 1850s, sometimes returning home to discover that another child of hers had been sold away.
"In 1850, people could have given up," Mr. Baptist said. "There was no reason to expect this would end anytime soon. That was a moment, reading that interview, that brought home all the implications of the history."
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Oct 3
"All right, hear me out," begins the young black woman in a video uploaded to the website LiveLeak last Friday. "There is no such thing as 'talking white,' … it's actually called 'speaking fluently,' speaking your language correctly. I don't know why we've gotten to a place where as a culture—as a race—if you sound as though you have more than a fifth-grade education, it's a bad thing."
She continues like this for nearly two more minutes, emphasizing the point that her speech reflects proper English and attacking the idea that it's a deviation from black identity.
If she was hoping for a positive response, she got it. In addition to thousands of shares and tweets, it reached more than 560,000 views and made the front page of Reddit.
Not that this was a surprise. The main ideas—that black Americans disparage "proper English" and education and use a "broken" version of the language—have wide currency among many Americans, including blacks.
"Ebonics" is mocked as a fake language, and efforts to use it in schools have
sparked vocal opposition. When the Oakland, California, school board approved Ebonics for use in its schools in 1996, a flurry of public figures condemned the decision. "I understand the attempt to reach out to these children, but this is an unacceptable surrender, bordering on disgrace," said the Rev. Jesse Jackson, who later reversed his stance, but not before he was endorsed by a wide range of people.
At the time, linguists protested the criticism, noting the extent to which Ebonics—officially known as African American Vernacular English—is recognized as a language system with its own grammar and pronunciations, with roots in the regional dialects of 17th-century Great Britain. Far from being slang or broken, AAVE is a distinct form of English used by many blacks in informal settings.
Still, it is true that so-called "proper English"—otherwise known as Standard English—is associated with white people. And there are many anecdotes and stories of black teenagers disparaging one another for using Standard English or "talking white," which also tends to come with accusations of "acting white." And, as we can see from the video, it's these accusations that stand as Exhibit A in arguments for the existence of black pathology.
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Oct 2
It's one of the most precious resources on Earth, but its importance seems forgotten in the western world where its ease of access is often instantaneous. But for 768 million people worldwide, it's a daily struggle to find safe water, and in result, 1,400 children under the age of five die from water-based diseases every day.
Inspired to offer solution to this issue in a creative way, designer Arturo Vittori invented stunning water towers that can harvest atmospheric water vapor from the air. The nearly 30-foot tall WarkaWater towers can collect over 25 gallons of portable water per day, and are comprised of two sections. The first is a semi-rigid exoskeleton built by tying stalks of juncus or bamboo together; the second, an internal plastic mesh similar to the bags oranges are packed in. The nylon and polypropylene fibers act as a scaffold for condensation, and once droplets of dew form, are funneled by the mesh into a basin at the base of the structure.
The crisis of water shortage caught Vittori's attention while traveling through Ethiopia. "There, people live in a beautiful natural environment but often without running water, electricity, a toilet, or a shower," he says. It's common for women and children to walk miles to worm-filled ponds which are contaminated with human waste. There, they collect water in trashed plastic containers or dried gourds, then carry the heavy load on treacherous roads back to their homes. This is a process which takes hours and endangers the children by exposing them to dangerous illnesses. It also takes them away from school – ensuring that a cycle of poverty repeats.
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Oct 1
As of press time, the first Ebola victim had been diagnosed here in the U.S.—and approximately 3,000 people have died because of the Ebola outbreak in West Africa, but what has been neglected and underreported are the children the dead are leaving behind. West African orphans, many of them with one or both parents deceased, are being shunned by their surviving relatives who are scared to take them in for fear that the children have contracted Ebola as well, Al Jazeera reports.
"Ebola is turning a basic human reaction like comforting a sick child into a potential death sentence," Manuel Fontaine, a regional director with UNICEF, explained.
"These children urgently need special attention and support; yet many of them feel unwanted and even abandoned."
UNICEF is making it its mission to tend to the people who are infected with the virus and also their families who are indirectly affected as well. The agency has asked the international donor community for $200 million in that regard. A quarter of that ask has been met.
The U.S. has taken the lead in the global effort to put a stop to the epidemic. Of the 3,000 troops that President Barack Obama said he would send to the region to help coordinate the emergency-response efforts, 150 were dispatched Tuesday.
"We are supporting U.S. government and international relief efforts by leveraging our unique U.S. military capabilities," said Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, Pentagon's chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Al Jazeera reported that a recent U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report warned that the number of Ebola infections will double every 20 days if response efforts don't ramp up.
Sep 29
Ben Carson, the Johns Hopkins neurosurgeon-turned-Republican star, believes that the "likelihood is strong" that he will end up running for president in 2016.
"Unless the American people indicate in November that they like big-government intervention in every part of their lives, I think the likelihood is strong," he said Monday on radio's The Hugh Hewitt Show, according to the Washington Times.
Of course Carson, popular in conservative circles, is not rushing his decision, saying that he's listening to voters as well as monitoring the 2014 landscape before making his final decision, which will come by May 2015 at the latest.
"I think the chances are reasonably good of that happening," the Republican star added. "I want to make sure that it's clearly something my fellow Americans want me to do. And I'm also waiting to see what the results are in November, because if the people indicate that they truly do want a nation that is for, [of] and by the people, then I—along with, I hope, many other people—would be willing to give it everything we possibly have."
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Sep 29
CONYERS, Ga. — Since moving to this small city on the eastern flank of Atlanta's suburban sprawl, Lorna Francis, a hairdresser and a single mother, has found a handsome brick house to rent on a well-groomed cul-de-sac. She has found a good public school for her teenage daughter.
Something Ms. Francis, who is black, has not found is time to register and vote. She was unaware that the most recent mayoral election was held last November.
"Life's been busy — I've been trying to make that money," Ms. Francis said one morning this month from her two-car garage, where she was micromanaging a particularly complex hairdo for a regular client. "And honestly, I only vote in major elections."
That kind of disengagement is one of the many reasons that only one of the six elected positions in this municipality of 15,000 is held by an African-American, even as a wave of new black residents has radiated out from nearby Atlanta, creating a black majority here for the first time in the city's 160-year history.
Disparities between the percentage of black residents and the number of black elected officials are facts of life in scores of American cities, particularly in the South. The unrest that followed the shooting death of 18-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo., has emphasized how much local elections can matter, and prompted a push there for increased black voter participation.
The disparities result from many factors: voter apathy, especially in low-visibility local elections; the civic disconnect of a transient population; the low financial rewards and long hours demanded of local officeholders; and voting systems, including odd-year elections, that are often structured in a way that discourages broad interest in local races.
But Ferguson has become a vivid example of the way a history of political disengagement and underrepresentation can finally turn toxic.
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Sep 27
John Matteson, Distinguished Professor of English at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, talks about slavery within the context of American law, and how slavery may have helped frame today's attitudes and behaviors.
Recent events haunting black communities like ghosts of a violent era that many thought long gone—such as the tragic deaths of Trayvon Martin, Eric Garner and Michael Brown—hark back to a collective memory of enslavement.
John Matteson, Distinguished Professor of English at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York City, believes that the violence exhibited today is contextually linked to slavery and has become part of the culture over time.
"Slavery was a form of privatized law enforcement," Matteson explained to The Root. "What it did was take a number of the powers that are typically reserved to the government—the power to discipline … the power over another person's life—and it conferred those powers on private individuals. And there's this continuing undercurrent in particularly Southern culture where there's a reluctance to get the government involved if you can avoid it, because there's just a sort of general distrust of centralized authority."
These are some of the connections that Matteson hopes students taking his free eight-week course, Literature & Law of American Slavery, will be able to absorb and question as they go through his class….
"In terms of the underlying interest, one of the things that I'm really fascinated by is the way in which this epoch in our history, which seems to have taken place so long ago, continues to rear its head and to affect attitudes in our culture, ranging from law enforcement to race relations to the ways that parents treat their children," Matteson continued.
He referenced an August segment on MSNBC host Melissa Harris-Perry's show, in which she spoke about the recent deaths of young black men at the hands of law enforcement and the correlation to the infamous Supreme Court Dred Scott decision in which then-Justice Roger Taney said in 1857 that the black man has "no rights which the white man was bound to respect."…
Of course, these matters aren't solely about race; they also have a lot to do with the generational nature of violence. "I would suspect also that when you find a violent cop, or somebody who's excited about the prospect of vigilante justice, I would guess … that you're going to find that those abusive cops and the gun-toting nuts are very often people who themselves have experienced abuse," Matteson said.
"Because abuse, as we know, is something that replicates itself from generation to generation," he continued, "and if people start their lives by viewing everything through a lens of violence, it's going to turn up in racial violence, but it's also going to turn up in domestic violence. It's going to turn up in the dysfunction of the individual human being in a myriad of ways."
Editor's note: The free, open, online noncredit course Literature & Law of American Slavery starts Sept. 30. Go here to enroll.
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Sep 25
WASHINGTON — Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. will resign his post, the Justice Department said Thursday. Mr. Holder will remain in office until a successor is nominated and confirmed.
Mr. Holder, the 82nd attorney general and the first African-American to serve in that position, had previously said he planned to leave office by the end of this year.
Particularly in President Obama's second term, Mr. Holder has been the most prominent liberal voice of the administration.
The Justice Department said Mr. Holder finalized his plans to leave in an hourlong conversation with Mr. Obama at the White House over Labor Day weekend.
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Sep 24
A lot of people in the television business are said to be curious to see how "black-ish,"ABC's new comedy, is received when it has its premiere on Wednesday night. What they should really be curious about, though, is where the series goes after its funny but talking-point-heavy first episode.
The sitcom centers on a black family in Los Angeles, the Johnsons, struggling with prosperity. Andre (Anthony Anderson) works at an advertising agency; in the premiere, he's on the verge of a major promotion. Rainbow (Tracee Ellis Ross) is an anesthesiologist. Their four children are smart and adorable.
If this puts you in mind of the Huxtables of "The Cosby Show," that's no accident. But more than the Huxtables ever were, the Johnsons are wrestling with whether their comfortable lives are causing them to forget that they're black.
Well, Andre is doing most of the wrestling. The other family members display varying degrees of indifference to the issue, and therein lies the comedy. Andre, we learn in an introductory voice-over, grew up in less-than-middle-class fashion, and success leaves him conflicted.
"I guess for a kid from the 'hood, I'm living the American dream," he explains. "The only problem is, whatever American had this dream probably wasn't where I'm from. And if he was, he should have mentioned the part about how when brothers start getting a little money, stuff starts getting a little weird."
The episode then visits in rapid succession — always comically — a formidable range of issues Andre encounters as a result of this duality. At work, he worries that he is receiving a promotion only because he's black. At his computer, he laments that white celebrities are intruding on black culture.
At home, he tells his lighter-skinned wife — a "pigment-challenged mixed-race woman," he calls her — that she's not black enough. He is dismayed that his older son is trying out for field hockey instead of basketball. The dinner table discussion (yes, we've found the last family in America that still eats together around a dinner table) focuses on whether the children know that Barack Obama is the first black president. Even fried chicken comes in for scrutiny, although not from Andre, but from his father, winningly played by Laurence Fishburne.
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I have been recently trying to convert a calendar I wrote to Javascript. Sorry, I asked a question here before, but I should have included this one in that one.
The procedure I followed to get the code was: to go through the PHP line by line, and convert everything to the equivalent syntax in Javascript. Instead of using POST to send information to the page in PHP, I call the calendar function using onclick links. Instead of using array_search I used indexOf (etc, etc). You get the picture.
In order to properly convert the code to Javascript, what else would I need to do? I'm not looking for anyone to do my homework for me. The calendar runs fine in PHP, and I think I've substituted all the necessary functions (such as indexOf for array_search and so on). The javascript code is identically equivalent to the PHP program:
PHP: http://codepad.org/87T2EFW9
Javascript: http://codepad.org/it10aljf
It shows October incorrectly, with just a previous link. Run it for yourself to see what I mean.
What kind of advice would you give me from here? Some folks have suggested to use JSHint, but it's giving me a lot of errors which I think aren't really necessary (obviously, I have declared variables multiple times, but nothing that would break the program). Are there any useful procedures I should undertake? Maybe I should start again, and go through it line by line, as thoroughly as possible? What do you guys do when porting (crappy, or noncrappy) code?
I see someone here has voted me down for asking this question, have I done something wrong? Should I not bother at all to ask?


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