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Snowden Says His Mission Is Accomplished 312
from the so-where's-the-banner? dept.
We've improved Slashdot's video section; now you can view our video interviews, product close-ups and site visits with all the usual Slashdot options to comment, share, etc. No more walled garden! It's a work in progress -- we hope you'll check it out (Learn more about the recent updates).
He's not wearing a jumpsuit and standing on an aircraft carrier with a banner behind him.
Damn, I was about to say the complete opposite: Until I see pics of Snowden in a jumpsuit on an aircraft carrier with a banner behind him, I don't buy it.
It's probably closer to say that Snowden works with carrier waves, not carriers on the waves.
In Soviet Russia aircraft carrier lands on YOU
and since its that time of year
(to the tune of Chritmas is a coming)
Noun verbs you
Noun verbs you
In Soviet Russia
Noun verbs YOU
He's not wearing an orange jumpsuit in a stress position with razor wire in front of him either.
Avoiding this indefinitely is probably one of the 'stretch goals' he mentions.
He actually is in a stressful position behind razor wire, but fashion choices available in Russia have expanded since the fall of the Soviet Union.
Old Soviet fashion show. [youtube.com]
Snowden isn't the only person who took a risk, the person stuffing that jumpsuit had to put some contents under pressure -- they risked losing their face. Much less the satellite based death beams cued to their DNA that will destroy them if they ever divulge secrets about "operation cod piece."
Snowden is a real hero. I am sorry he can't be home for the holidays this year because of his sacrifice.
It wasn't really Slashdot they were interested in.
How quickly we forget things like this [slashdot.org] right?
To claim that it does not happen, when we have evidence that it does happen is beyond idiotic. It is complete and utter bullshit (either intentional or from ignorance.
Do you really think the NSA has time to waste on Slashdot? We have much more pressing issues to take care of.
Like trolling WoW.
Hey, I'm not trolling, I've got a level 27 minotaur that's... umm... trying to recruit me into his terrorist cell. Yeah, that's it. I've got to put in a good 8 hours today.. umm... cultivating my contact. Maybe 20. Sure that's a lot of overtime, but my country is worth it!
The NSA should be dismantled....
Hang on, someone's at the door.
I agree with Snowden that the NSA can serve a useful purpose. We do need a way to protect the country's lines of communications. We don't need them snooping on people without just cause.
I disagree because your statement is blatantly false. The NSA can not serve a useful purpose. Simple application of the mathematics of information disparity proves you can't prove your statement to the contrary. As a scientist, I don't believe things without evidence, especially not statements lacking disprovability.
You're aware Omnivore, Carnivore, ECHELON, and PRISM's room 641A existed before 9/11. [wikipedia.org] They failed to prevent 9/11, and every terrorist attack since the 70's. The NIST helps secure our encryption systems. By what amazing feat of mental gymnastics do you arrive at the conclusion that a secret research group can be proven to be helping secure our communications? No, that's asinine. I require evidence. The government secrecy is directly opposed to both freedom and security.
Especially since we've got an army of hubble-esque telescopes zipping around the earth providing total global situation awareness. You don't need warrantless wiretaps with that kind of spy power. [youtube.com]
Bonus, the NRO helps with natural disasters, weather, and space sciences. [space.com] Defund, NSA, DHS, etc., spit the funding between NASA and the NRO. [nro.gov] The folks benefiting from domestic spying could instead make their money selling space wares... Ah, but then they wouldn't be able to do insider trading quite so well at all.
You can't be serious, right? By what logical misstep do you propose we trust again a spy who has proven to be a double agent? The same goes for an OS compromised by malware, there is no "removal" of malware, you nuke it from orbit, because it's the only way to be sure.
They want to have their cake and eat it too. We should either have no privacy indoors & in our communication between indoor areas while having expectation to not be spied on outdoors, or have zero protection of privacy outdoors & assurances that our communications are not compromised. Look, if you want to spy on my conversations you can just stand next to me, or aim a laser microphone at my windows or glasses. You don't need to tap the coms lines because folks can buy a burner phone and install their own encrypted voice and text applications. It'll be to late to do anything by the time it's deciphered. The domestic spying and wiretaps only prevent legitimate use of the technology.
Unfortunately, information theory tells us we can not have assurances that our communications are not spied on unless we eliminate the secret spying operation. We have a chance to eliminate secrets and stand brave among the most powerful nations who have mutually assured nuclear peace, and against which no terrorist can pose a threat. Scaremongers would have you believe the terrorists are nothing to sneeze at, yet every year the flu claims SIX TIMES the lives as a 9/11 scale attack. [cdc.gov] Cars and Cheeseburgers are 400 times more deadly every year than 9/11. Even the most devastating of terrorist threats is not even a flesh wound. We need proportional protection: If you're so scared of 1/400th the threat a Happy Meal poses, then allocate 1/400th of the taxes we spend on heart disease and accident prevention to the NSA and DHS. We need no secrets. Without secrets no spy can harm us.
The very word 'secrecy' is repugnant in a free and open society; and we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths, and to secret proceedings.
- John F. Kennedy
As a rational human being: If you, Snowden or anyone would say that the NSA can serve a useful purpose then the burden of proof is on you to provide evidence to support your unproven claim. Don't forget to prove your hypothesis you will need to more significantly disprove the null hypo
You're aware Omnivore, Carnivore, ECHELON, and PRISM's room 641A existed before 9/11. [wikipedia.org] They failed to prevent 9/11, and every terrorist attack since the 70's.
Failure to stop terrorist attacks doesn't indicate lack of utility, it just indicates lack of utility against terrorists. The utility of the NSA is primarily against other nation states; the NSA was very useful during the Cold War, and its predecessor was astoundingly useful during WWII. You can argue that there is no current threat against which the NSA is a valuable tool, but that's a separate argument, which you didn't try to make.
The NIST helps secure our encryption systems.
Actually, it doesn't. NIST is a standards organization. It has run the selection processes for standard cryptographic algorithms lately, but it has always relied heavily on the NSA for technical expertise in the process. This was more visible during the DES standardization process, but you can be sure the NSA was advising for AES and SHA3.
By what amazing feat of mental gymnastics do you arrive at the conclusion that a secret research group can be proven to be helping secure our communications? No, that's asinine. I require evidence.
There is ample evidence in the development of many security technologies. I experienced it personally when I was building a key management system for smart card credit card issuance. The NSA exercised oversight over the design and implementation process, and made some really excellent suggestions that substantially improved the system.
I find it very, very disturbing that in recent years the NSA has apparently abandoned that part of their mission, and has been actively working to subvert strong security. I stop short of saying this means the NSA should be destroyed, but it definitely means it needs new management with the right mandate and proper oversight. And it should probably be pared down to a fraction of its current size.
Unfortunately, information theory tells us we can not have assurances that our communications are not spied on unless we eliminate the secret spying operation.
Actually, we cannot have any such assurances at all, because we can never know that we've eliminated all of the secret spying operations... because they're secret. By definition we can only eliminate the non-secret spying operations.
Don't be ridiculous.
Have you seen the traffic? We'll need at least half an hour to reach you. Please stay put.
Secretly yours,
We don't want a lot for Christmas
We know almost everything we need
We don't care about the peasants
They give their information for free
We just want you for our own
You are ours Edward Snow'n
Make our wish come true oh
All we want for Christmas is you
... when he was working there. According to Forbes, his coworkers report that he would wear a Electronic Frontier Foundation hoodie to work and have a copy of the constitution on his desk to argue when he was asked to do something against the constitution.
They just had to emulate him and he would still be in Hawai with his girlfriend and working for the NSA.
... when he was working there. According to Forbes, his coworkers report that he would wear a Electronic Frontier Foundation hoodie to work and have a copy of the constitution on his desk to argue when he was asked to do something against the constitution.
Oh my goodness, they really were clueless then. Even though I agree he's a hero, from a commonsense standpoint, I'm not kidding - they had someone working in a spook agency literally wearing his feelings about freedom on his sleeve, arguing using THE CONSTITUTION, and they didn't watch him closely?
Whether you think the NSA is the devil, on the side of the angels, or somewhere in between, their inaction in the face of these clear signals an employee disagreed with how they conduct their business is extraordinarily incompetent.
...or they secretly agreed with him and hoped he'd do something about it.
That's actually a fair point, since it's unlikely that a lowly contractor would be working in the same facility as the higher-ups who would stand to lose from such a disclosure...
His fellow 'agents' may very well have encouraged him to expose the materials.
Heck, with a copy of the constitution on his desk, his surprising he wasn't charged with possessing terrorist literature.
It's pretty obvious from what he says in the interview that he was well coached ahead of time on what message to get out. But despite that, he comes across as essentially saying that he's smarter and more moral than anyone in the executive, judicial, or legislative branches of government.
There are ways to address concerns about abuses of government power, he chose the nuclear route. Whether exposing the abuses of power that were happening is worth the side effects remains to be seen.
It is incredibly easy to be smarter and more moral than anyone in the executive, judicial, and legislative branches of the government.
Sometimes you need to detonate the on-site warhead.
It is incredibly easy to be smarter and more moral than anyone in the executive, judicial, and legislative branches of the government.
General opinion is that even used-car salesman can do as much.
It is incredibly easy to be smarter and more moral than anyone in the executive, judicial, and legislative branches of the government.
General opinion is that even used-car salesman can do as much.
When I was a kid, we had one really, really smart chicken.
I'd bet on ol' Roy the Rooster in a battle of wits with damn near any politician.
There are ways to address concerns about abuses of government power, he chose the nuclear route.
Well, of course. Do you honestly believe that the government would self-regulate? All those governments abusing powers throughout history must be a figment of my imagination, because there's no way that governments aren't composed of perfect beings! And I don't see any reason why the people shouldn't be aware of the abuses of power.
I'm glad he took what you call "the nuclear route."
he comes across as essentially saying that he's smarter and more moral than anyone in the executive, judicial, or legislative branches of government.
Those two bars are not especially hard to cross.
You are correct -- in Snowden's case, it is actually impossible for him to mount a defense at trial:
https://pressfreedomfoundation.org/blog/2013/12/if-snowden-returned-us-trial-all-whistleblower-evidence-would-likely-be-inadmissible [pressfreed...dation.org]
If Edward Snowden comes back to the US to face trial, he likely will not be able to tell a jury why he did what he did, and what happened because of his actions. Contrary to common sense, there is no public interest exception to the Espionage Act. Prosecutors in recent cases have convinced courts that the intent of the leaker, the value of leaks to the public, and the lack of harm caused by the leaks are irrelevant -- and are therefore inadmissible in court.
People talk about whistle blower protection and legitimate whistle blower, etc. There is no whistle blower protection for the Intelligence Community (IC). The IC is specifically exempted by U.S. law from all whistle blower protection acts. Posted via TOR, for good reason!
> he comes across as essentially saying that he's smarter and more moral than anyone in the executive, judicial, or legislative branches of government
> he chose the nuclear route [...]
which other routes, pray tell, were open to him?
> Whether exposing the abuses of power that were happening is worth the side effects [...]
It is worth the side effects. It can be seen already.
I think there are a lot of smart people in the executive, judicial, legislative, and even in the intelligence branches of government. The problem is, they are in opposition (e.g., the executive preventing consideration of these issues by blocking court cases for years), the judiciary can only interpret the law as it is, the legislature has signed "blank checks" and been told only a limited amount of information about what is actually going on, and the intelligence agencies have regularly downplayed or outright lied about what they are actually doing.
At no point have the public been properly informed or consulted on this. Everything that was done to this point was a token, bogus effort. In the government it's a lot of smart people with (I believe) largely good intentions, but none of them have been allowed to see all of the pieces of the puzzle at once, or alternatively been able to share it with the public to get the public's views. That's a fundamental failure that defies the entire point of democracy and representative government. Yes, Snowden "chose the nuclear route" to get information out there, but considering the couple of decades of opportunity for any of those branches of government to do the right (inform and consult the public), it was justified. There was ample time for smart people in government to say "Wait, no, we shouldn't be doing this. At least, not without the public *really* knowing about it and giving their okay." Fail.
While I agree exposing these abuses of power has come at a high cost, there are two reasons why my concerns are tempered: 1) government had their chance to do it right, and didn't; 2) if nothing else, this episode should demonstrate yet again what most people should already know: you can't keep a secret forever, and it's better to get in front of it than to deal with the aftermath of an uncontrolled release to the public that isn't on your terms.
The public probably would be willing to grant the NSA and other intelligence agencies a lot of leeway to do their job, if properly monitored. Now? Not so much, because public trust has been violated.
Wish I had mod points today. +1 Insightful.
Actually, there aren't any ways to address government abuse of power, except whistleblowing.
Kiriakou: torture whistleblower, only person person to go to prison over torture. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Kiriakou [wikipedia.org]
Binney: Going to the DOJ about waste in the NSA will fuck up your life: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Binney_(U.S._intelligence_official) [wikipedia.org]
Drake: Going through the legal processes within the NSA got him prosecuted: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Andrews_Drake [wikipedia.org]
There are ways to address concerns about abuses of government power, he chose the nuclear route. Whether exposing the abuses of power that were happening is worth the side effects remains to be seen.
There are, but when you are likely to get brushed under the rug, other approaches need to be used. He essentially blew a hole through the rug, meaning there was no way to hide his message.
Was the way he did things the best way, it is hard to say, since I don't fully grasp the workings of the agency, but I suspect that there are too many people with vested interests in hiding their and the agencies failings? Sometimes in politics you need someone to put their neck on the line for the greater good, but it has to be done with care since otherwise to have collateral damage and possibly a miscommunicated message. IMHO Snowdon probably did something many people would have wanted to do, in the sense of causing change, but are too stuck in the political labyrinth to achieve anything. Don't underestimate the weight of government and bureaucracy to block real change. Too many stake holders who either have vested interests or don't want to experience change.
However you look at things, Snowdon was brave, but he did follow his convictions to the end. I think many of us would be too coward to do what he did.
There are ways to address concerns about abuses of government power, he chose the nuclear route
They leave you no choice. For decades now they've been saying "we'll protect the whistle blowers" and doing the exact opposite.
I've heard some people say that this is the same mentality that put Hugo Chavez in office. Why? Because whenever a moderate left-leaning person got in office, the CIA toppled them. Thus, the only way to go was full-bore hard Left militant. It's the same logic you get when all crimes are capital. You don't steal bread when all crimes are capital. You steal a gun and a jeep, rob the bank, and bust through the border blazing away.
"A republic, if you can keep it." -Benjamin Franklin
"Remember, I didn't want to change society. I wanted to give society a chance to determine if it should change itself." -Edward Snowden.
The NSA's policies have remained constant through "liberal" and "conservative" administrations. This is not a liberal/conservative or right wing/left wing issue. You don't need to decide which side you are on before you decide where you stand on the issue of the NSA's bulk surveillance of American citizens. Maybe you actually ought to think for yourself on this issue!!!
The NSA is a HUGE waste of money. I defy anyone to prove otherwise.
I like the idea of the NSA spying on the rest of the world. But when the NSA starts spying on Americans, bad people--very bad people--have taken over the NSA. These people are acting just like Stasi functionaries and it is scary.
This is awful and it needs to stop.
Does this imply there is an "information dominatrix?"
"50 shades of gray for your firewall?"
Felson's Law: To steal ideas from one person is plagiarism; to steal from many is research.


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CNBC's Kate Rogers reports the National Labor Relations Board will begin weighing whether or not McDonald's is a joint employer with its franchised lotions. What's at stake, with Paul Millus, employment attorney.» Read More
Port clerks and their employers at the nation's largest port complex tentatively agreed on a new contract Thursday, preventing a strike that could have crippled shipping and cost billions of dollars, a negotiator said.
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A union representing more than 2,000 of Delphi's hourly workers said Friday it has told the auto parts maker that it plans to terminate its contracts, a first step toward a possible strike in October.
Day one of the UAW contract talks kicked off with union leaders shaking hands with Chrysler executives at company headquarters in Auburn Hills, Michigan. Already I'm tiring of the news reports, talk shows, commentators and general public portraying these talks inaccurately. If I had a nickel for every time a talk show host blamed the rank and file guy at GM for all of that automakers problems, I'd be rich. So with that in mind, let's play fact or fiction.
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'Black Nativity' Trailer: Jennifer Hudson Sings in Holiday Musical Drama (Video)
Jennifer Hudson sings in the new trailer for Fox Searchlight's holiday musical drama Black Nativity.
The film, a contemporary adaptation of Langston Hughes' play, also stars Forest Whitaker, Angela Bassett, Tyrese Gibson, Jacob Latimore, Mary J. Blige and Nasir Jones.
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According to the official logline, Black Nativity follows Langston (Latimore), a streetwise teen from Baltimore raised by a single mother, as he journeys to New York to spend the Christmas holiday with his estranged relatives, Reverend Cornell and Aretha Cobbs (Whitaker and Bassett).
Unwilling to live by the imposing reverend's rules, a frustrated Langston is determined to return home to his mother, Naima (Hudson). Langston embarks on a surprising and inspirational journey and, along with new friends and a little divine intervention, he discovers the true meaning of faith, healing and family.
In the trailer, Hudson sings a revamped version of "Silent Night."
The movie hits theaters Nov. 27.
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New Equipment: Lighting Kit
We have a new lighting kit which includes 18 parts inside the case. The parts are numbered one through 18, making it easy to count them.
There is a lighting kit checklist form to the right of the lighting kit on the shelf in the wooden equipment cabinet. When you loan out the kit, you will take a checklist form, count the items with the borrowing patron, and then the patron will sign the form. The form will go inside the case.
When the kit is returned the following day (one-day loan period), the checklist form will be inside and the 18 parts will be counted and confirmed. The checklist form can be thrown out after the kit is checked in and cleared from the patron's account. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Where are my tax forms!?
You may get people at the desk asking where the tax forms are. If there are not any at the info desk, then we don't have any. There is a book at said info desk (that does not leave the library – the book…and the desk, I suppose) that gives instructions on how to submit your taxes online.
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Name: Dan Frostman
Booked Equipment Shelf Moved Over to the Right
When you retrieve a piece of equipment in the cabinet, you will see that the spot for booked items are now on the right side for easier access. The conference phones are on the same shelf. The conference camera is on the shelf above. The student LCD projectors have more room on the left side shelves.
We have been given 2 more XA10 camcorders so we have four in our inventory. These are placed on the shelf below the booked shelf.
I have added a lighting kit and a couple of wireless mics. They are on the shelves, and ready for checkout. I will add detailed information on those items in the next blog.


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Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC today released its Home Listing Report (HLR), a snapshot survey of average listing prices for four-bedroom, two-bathroom homes in more than 2,300 North American markets.
Tennis center earned place in Athens-Clarke
Now that the much-maligned local sales tax-funded tennis center is on its way to Southeast Clarke Park, I want to try to restore some perspective to this project that was lost in the intense controversy over its location.
Local tennis team bound for nationals in Arizona
The Clarke-Oconee Tennis Association's Junior Tennis League members are the U.S. Tennis Association Junior Team Tennis Southern Sectional champions.
Bliss: Bishop Park bad choice for tennis
Public policy that benefits the few at the expense of the many is the antithesis of democracy. The proposed Athens-Clarke County tennis center and the political decision-making about where to place it is a classic example. The tennis center, a special-purpose, local-option sales tax-funded project, was pitched as an economic development project, in that it would supposedly be able to host tennis tournaments.
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A new tennis center in Athens will require at least 8 acres of flat land, preferably near a major road and accessible by foot and bicycle. It also should be free.
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Man I hate this cold/flu season! I have a plugged up nose and today I scheduled myself to dry hop. I love to get a good whiff of my brew any chance I get, I'll sniff the airlock but today I cracked the lid and couldn't smell a thing. Damn you stuffy nose, you have taken my pleasure out of today!
"Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy." Benjamin Franklin
I hear ya. I've had one since Saturday. I may have to go see the doc tomorrow since I'm supposed to go skiing in 9 days.
I had one as my first partial mash pale ale finished conditioning. I had to have the wife judge the hop aroma, I understand your frustration!
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I know how you feel. I had the flu last year and couldn't taste beer for like three weeks afterwards. Awful.
I can't be arsed to keep up this list of what's in the fermenters, but hey, check out the cool brewery I own!
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Funny you should bring this up. I woke up with a sore throat yesterday and runny nose. Haven't been sick in forever. Sucks


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Posted at 10/27/2012 3:10 PM
MANILA, Philippines – Two people were injured when the van carrying them slammed into a concrete barrier at the southbound Alabang flyover on South Luzon Expressway (SLEx) Saturday morning.
The injured victims were identified as Enrique Raymond and Jovy Cogot.
Initial investigation shows that the van tried to avoid another speeding vehicle, causing it to hit the barrier.
The van's front end was totally damaged in the crash.
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Ozzie Guillen backtracks on that Asian/Latino ballplayer thing
Aug 3, 2010, 2:32 PM EDT
On one level I'm happy that Ozzie Guillen is now backtracking from his controversial comments over the weekend, saying that his stuff about baseball treating Asian players better than Latinos was taken out of context, misinterpreted and so on. I mean, we have a pretty decent pennant race shaping up here in the AL Central, and I'd hate for some silly off-the-field distraction to unduly impact it.
On the other hand, Guillen's moonwalking from controversy disrupts a pet theory I have: that Ozzie is going to try to get himself fired so that he can take over the Marlins job next season. No, I have no reason other than my own deranged mind to support such a theory (well, almost no other reason), but I think that's what Kat Von D did on Miami Ink before taking over her own show in L.A., and this totally fits the pattern.
Um, forget I said that. I have no idea what any of that meant. Anyway.
In other news, you will officially win the Internet for the day if you can find me a single recent example of public figure trying to get out from under the heat of controversial comments without playing the "my words were taken out of context" card. Indeed, it's gotten so bad on that score that whenever I hear it, I instantly translate it to "since I was on tape and thus can't pretend I didn't say it, I am now trying to the next best thing."
- ben s - Aug 3, 2010 at 2:51 PM
Ahem John Mayer's apology
"Re: using the 'N' word in an interview, I am sorry," he Tweeted. "I should have never said the word and I will never say it again."
No, "my works were taken out of context."
- okobojicat - Aug 3, 2010 at 2:54 PM
Boise State's President said some stuff about Idaho's football program (And students in general) that was spot on, but maybe inappropriate for a President to say: http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=5417329
He hasn't said out of context one bit. More of a "they came out overly intense. My bad."
Not only is he right (have you ever been to Idaho, nothing to do there but drink and screw…(sheep,? do they have sheep?)) but I think the way he walks away is great. And the comment from Zang the spokesperson is hilarious: "Boise State spokesman Frank Zang told The Associated Press on Wednesday that he was present during the interview and the university does not dispute the context of Kustra's remarks.
"He does recognize that they came out harsher than he intended," Zang said."
- Quack Mr Ducksworth - Aug 3, 2010 at 3:09 PM
This reminds me of the Seinfield episode where George tried to get fired from the Yankees by wearing the babes uniform because the Mets offered him head scouting job, only to have Mr. Wilhelm beat him to it. Probably because it was on the other night.
- lukejameslarson - Aug 3, 2010 at 3:13 PM
Meanwhile…. Carlos Guillen mostly agrees with what Ozzie Guillen said.
- RichardInBigD - Aug 3, 2010 at 3:30 PM
Josh Hamilton's frank admissions when he was busted by deadspin sucking shot out of nookie girls bras…
- Calir - Aug 3, 2010 at 3:53 PM
At least Ozzie said it. I would hate for the League to kick out Joe Torre or LaRusa just because they said the same thing.
- Jonny5 - Aug 3, 2010 at 4:37 PM
Well ,Ozzie is a little unhinged at times. And Kat Von D may be a freak, but I like it. I like it alot. All those tats and those taters.. Mmm .. oh yeah…. Jeez. I agree with your unfounded insanity Craig btw. But I also think this will cause some souring on the Loria front.
- Pisano - Aug 3, 2010 at 6:03 PM
This guy is an idiot . He should put a sock in his mouth, or someone ought to put a foot up his ass . He needs to be very thankful for where he's at in life .
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Given Andrew W.K.'s numerous appearances on Red Eye, I'm surprised he isn't among the Ricochetti.
I heard about this and couldn't believe it. I'm glad someone came to his or her senses.
Given that Bahrain is treated as "Allah's blind spot" by many of the Saudi royal eminences who routinely cross the bridge to Manamah on weekends, perhaps Andrew WK is the correct 'cultural ambassador' (he said in jest).
Troy, there's no question that Andrew W.K. is a poor choice for a cultural ambassador. But I think he's something of an ironist. I'm not saying it's good, but I think he is employing self-mockery. Here is one of his piano pieces: http://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=relmfu&v=pWsbnkeXGxE.Again, I'm not a fan. But there's more there than immediately apparent. Plus, I think he came across as pretty conservative on Red Eye, if memory serves. Very American anyway.
Little trouble posting the YouTube link from my phone, sorry.
This speaks to me of a bit of a disturbing trend. It reminds me greatly of the time Stephen Colbert was invited to a congressional hearing to speak on illegal immigration. He came entirely in character and essentially made a mockery of things. I don't like the direction we're going.
Troy, Ugh. This is our "foreign policy," when it isn't even worse. From my blog titled People to People or Anti-People:
The Department of State, October 31, 2011: The U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs announced today a new partnership with the Association of American Voices to engage with people across the world through music. …. [It] builds on Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton's vision of "smart power" diplomacy, which embraces the use of a full range of diplomatic tools – in this case music – to bring people together and foster greater understanding. ….
I have nothing against cultural exchanges, and think it salutary for people of different nations to interact, to see that we're all human beings. But the gall! Hillary Clinton laying claim to People to People Diplomacy?" How very progressive – and heartless - to see relations between "people" in terms of celebrating each other's cultures, but not in terms of sharing our humanity and caring about each other's human rights. Cultural relativists in Clinton's State Department downplay the differences between democracies and repressive regimes and engage in "outreach" to the world's worst dictators.
|Peter Van Schoick: Troy, there's no question that Andrew W.K. is a poor choice for a cultural ambassador. But I think he's something of an ironist. I'm not saying it's good, but I think he is employing self-mockery.
Yes, I've heard that before. I have to admit that I've never understood 'ironic' careers. One comedic bit or song? That I get. But being Andy Kaufman or Andrew W.K. and having your entire public persona be a vaguely annoying gag? It's a little postmodern for my taste.
Is this Hillary's way of bidding for the youth vote in 2016?
I love Andrew W.K.'s stuff, and his appearances on Red Eye have been fantastic.
I'm the bearded dude in the hat behind one of Andrew's guitar amps in the video. The bewildered look on my face is authentic. I did the recording and mixing for this video and my old company did the video. He took the stage at 5:30 AM that night. Blind. Broke. Bedlam.
But Andrew is a competent performer and he knows exactly what he's doing, even if he crushed a beer can on his head and threw it at me that night. He's a smart one. I got to see him up close (he fell on top of me twice).
PS: any other music industry Ricochetti out there? I know about Escalante but how about mere mortals like lil' old me?


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According to Ain't It Cool News, we may be in for another Speed Sequel. Hopefully this one will go back on the road and off the water. According to the site, Keanu Reeves has been contacted by executives to star in the third installment of the movie.
They say, "A script is floating around town, one that reintroduces the Jack Traven character. So the studios are hoping to get Keanu back on board."
Keanu took a break when they shot Speed 2, so 20th Century Fox is trying to reel him back in. It's about time we saw Keanu return to his roots of making cheestastic thrillers. He needs to redeem himself after the Lake House! Meanwhile, we can see Keanu in The Day The Earth Stood Still, which will be out in theaters December 12th.


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Michael Phelps mum on comeback rumors
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Tracy's pinch-hit dinger sends Nats to victory
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Taking the win to the west coast: Nats win over Padres
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One Family's Wish for a World without Gender Roles
As we prepare for Transgender Day of Remembrance be sure to check out these stories of gender in our Jewish community including: "Transgender 101," and our look at the importance of voting.
On many Saturdays, we take our son to a minyan where men and women sit separately. I am not thrilled with the arrangement, but what I do like is the fact that the men are as likely as the women to have a baby strapped to their chest, to be chasing a child through the hallway, or to accompany their child to tot Shabbat.
If there's going to be sex-segregated seating at our Synagogue, I am glad that at least my son will have no clue from looking around which sex traditionally did more of the child care.
X: A Fabulous Child's Story is a 1978 tale of an experiment—scientists select a family to raise a child without revealing its sex to anyone. The parents receive an extensive instruction manual to help them figure out how they need to deal with both their child and the outside world. One of the hardest hurdles the family faces is sending their child, X, to school, where there are proscribed behaviors for girls and boys. The story has many lessons about how people are constrained to tasks that are traditionally thought to be well suited for their gender and how gender roles are actively taught and enforced by relatives, teachers, and peers.
My husband and I have a son, and we are not trying to keep his sex a secret. Because he's a boy, we dress him in clothing that people expect from his gender. (Pink makes me slightly insane, so should he develop a sister, expect her to also wear blue all the time). He attends a daycare that he loves, and we recently went to his two-year conference there to meet with his teachers and see how he was doing.
The daycare center uses a standardized assessment to monitor the development of the children, and one of the questions is whether the children can identify boys and girls. The daycare instructor said they teach the children what clothing girls wear, what clothing boys wear, and then have the children try and identify who is a boy and who is a girl. Perhaps because when our son is not at daycare, he's hanging out with our friends, who are not really a gender role-conforming bunch, and perhaps because he just hasn't gotten old enough yet, he could not do it. "That's not something that's really important to us," my husband said to the teacher, clearly wishing we could opt out of that part of the curriculum.
Our son's daycare, to our knowledge, doesn't try and constrain the kinds of toys he can play with the way that some of our friends report that their children's daycares do. When I picked him up the other day he was rocking a baby doll in a stroller with one hand and cooking with a toy kitchen with the other hand. He is, however, young enough that we don't know a lot of what's going on during the day.
While I pay people to watch my son so I can write this article, is he being told boys should do certain jobs and girls should do other ones, or that girls and boys should play with different kinds of toys? I sincerely doubt it, but it is theoretically possible and he wouldn't be able to tell me if that was what was happening. He told me very seriously that he had a great day the other day because he sat on his friend's big head, which I find entirely suspect—I may not know what his teachers say about gender, but I am pretty sure I know what they say about head-sitting.
We trust the teachers and we know that he loves them—he mutters their names sometimes in his sleep. The only way we could guarantee that he received only gender messages that we approved with is if my husband and I cared for him full-time at home, and if I was the one who did not pursue a career, that would also be teaching a message about gender. (Right now, I do stay home with him several weekdays per week, and it's awesome. But I am teaching something by not working more, and I know it.)
At daycare, they also tell my son that he's going to be "like Daddy" when he grows up, which I might object to more if I didn't think the world would be a better place if everyone (of every gender) was like my husband when they grew up. For my son's birthday we told him he could pick out something he wanted from the toystore, and he selected a new doll, to accompany his existing doll. On weekends, he likes to wear his baseball hat "like Daddy" and stroll his baby doll through the park across the street "like Daddy." As I watch him push his stroller back and forth, I think that for now we might be OK with the gender roles we've modeled…but he's going to be exposed to a lot more of the world soon, whether we're ready or not, and we'll have to see how he comes out of it.
When it is time for our son's three-year assessment, we will start encouraging him to wear a yarmulke full-time "like Daddy." I wonder what will happen to any daughters we might have, these small imaginary children dressed in blue. Will we also get them to wear a yarmulke when they turn three? Will I then have to start wearing one too? And what will the daycare think of that?
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How Being the Rabbi's Gay Son Taught Me to Be a Good Dad
There's a great post on Kveller that many of us can probably relate to.
Jon Raj shares his fear that as the son of a respected rabbi, he felt, "…I had to be better than most in order to uphold what a rabbi's family "should be." And that meant hiding the fact he was gay for many, many years.
You can read the full post here.
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How I Learned to Do More Than Just "Accept" Same-Sex Relationships
Check out today's powerful post on The Canteen from Sheira Director-Nowack, who reflects on how a Keshet training on LGBT inclusion opened her eyes. Our next training for Jewish leaders is February 2nd in the Bay Area.
I am not quite sure when I first started to understand the notion of homosexuality. When Billie Jean King was forced to come out, I distinctly recall asking my parents about it and them telling me that she was "with another woman" and that woman was telling her secrets to the world. I remember having this strong reaction about how unfair it was for someone to tell another's secrets. As I grew older, most of what I learned about LGBT issues was tied to the AIDS crisis of the 80s. And then, as time passed, it became less of a "thing" I knew about and more of a reality in my life. There was a cousin, who was gay, and died from AIDS. A friend from high school who came out and we all accepted. A close girlfriend from Jewish sleepaway camp who came to me struggling with coming out and wanted my acceptance. In the course of 25 years, there has been a transformation from when being gay was this abstract thing in my life to being just a way of life. I am pretty sure that the planet around me has grown with me in this area too. I mean: same-sex marriage 25 years ago? People would never have even understood why it was a civil rights situation.
I am a pretty liberal person, probably more liberal than most. So it is not a real shock that much of this is totally a "non-issue" for me. However, I am always shocked by how much I have to learn and how completely encompassed I am in my own little world. When that friend from sleepaway camp came out to me when I was 22, I was surprised. She wanted my approval so badly and I was not sure why. And I didn't know how to explain that my surprise was just surprise, not disappointment or judgment. It took us a few weeks and then everything was back to normal between us. Today I am still friends with her as well as and her partner who she has been living very happily with for over ten years.
When I got my Masters in Social Work and Jewish Communal Service, there were plenty of LGBT people there and also plenty of people who thought this was wrong. I was shocked by the ignorance of those who thought this was a moral decision. I considered myself an advocate of anyone who needed me to speak up. That being said, I was still pretty separate from the LGBT world.
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The One Thing I Didn't Expect My Son to be Surprised By
Sometimes I forget that we live in a particular sort of liberal bubble here in our "Happy Valley." And there are other times when it couldn't be clearer.
The other day I turned on the television so my son could watch an episode of his beloved Wild Kratts. But, since it takes our sort-of-old TV a few seconds to actually turn on once you press the button (and since I'm horribly impatient), I popped into the kitchen to grab a snack while my son waited eagerly on the couch.
When I came back into the living room I found my son engrossed in whatever he was playing. I crossed my fingers that it was mildly appropriate, but with two other adults living in the house (my husband and my brother) it's always a crapshoot as to what channel was last viewed. Upon a first, quick glance, it didn't seem to be anything too offensive. I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry is a comedy starring Adam Sandler and Kevin James. I haven't watched the whole thing but the general plot is that these two firefighter buddies end up getting married for insurance benefits (OK, so actually kind of offensive).
However, without knowing the whole plot of the movie, the scene we were watching seemed innocuous enough and it definitely caught my son's attention.
"Wait! Leave it Ima. It's a wedding!" my son pleaded.
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Deena Has Four Mommies: Tales of Co-parenting in Tanach
Jews read sections of the Torah each week, and these sections, known as parshiyot, inspire endless examination year after year. Each week we will bring you regular essays examining these portions from a queer perspective, drawn from the book Torah Queeries: Weekly Commentaries on the Hebrew Bible and the Torah Queeries online collection. This week, Miryam Kabakov examines Biblical examples of co-parenting, looking for lessons that LGBTQ families can learn from today.
Looking up, Jacob saw Esau coming, accompanied by four hundred men. He divided the children among Leah, Rachel, and the two maids, putting the maids and their children first, Leah and her children next, and Rachel and Joseph last.
(Gen. 33:1-2)
The passage from this week's parsha (parshat Vayishlach) gives us a picture of a complicated family. If you think you have a complex living arrangement, look at Deena's home. There are four mothers, one father, and twelve half- or full biological siblings. In this family, there was surely a lot of de facto co-parenting going on and today might be considered "alternative." If it does take a village, this family has it made in the shade. But at the same time, it seems as if the matriarchs and patriarchs are in the dark about how to navigate family dynamics. Their lives are fraught with jealousy, deceit and one-upmanship. Rachel and Leah treat having children as a race to the finish. Yaakov's hierarchical ranking of the mothers of his children doesn't help: as the passage above makes clear, Yaakov is intentional in the placement of his family members as he readies himself to greet his long lost brother Esav. With vivid memories of Esav as a bloodthirsty hunter and fighter bent on revenge, Yaakov splits his camp. The reasoning is that if Esav does attack, at least half will survive. Continue reading
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Dear Abby: My Parent is Transgender
Even as voices from the transgender community slowly become part of the ongoing conversation about inclusion, there's one set of voices rarely heard — kids of trans parents. We're proud to bring you this piece as part of our series for Transgender Awareness Month.
"Bella," the thirteen-year-old daughter of a Jewish trans parent, generously offered to answer some questions, Dear Abby style. ("Bella" is a pseudonym that she chose.) We asked Bella to imagine herself several years ago when her parent came out as transgender, and pose those questions that plagued the younger her. She answered those same questions, older and wiser, and we hope you find them as powerful and inspiring as we did.
Q: My life feels like it's falling apart – splitting at the seams. My family, my rock, my safe loving home, is changed. Not gone, exactly, but like a puzzle with the pieces shoved into the wrong holes. Will it ever get any better? How can I learn to deal with my new life? Continue reading
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I keep saying I'm going to post these pictures but am finally taking the time to upload them. Used my new gold dinnerware with some of DM's Royal Doulton plates.
Was it DD who used popcorn around her candles in her ts last year or the year before? I need to give credit where credit is due here. I stole her idea and used some around my candle in the center turkey.
Candy shot on this one!
Leaf s & p from Walmart. Leaf napkin rings from KMart last year. Green stems from Dollar Plus.
This little metal turkey votive holder is cute but could be easily missed.
Tc and pumpkin toureen from DD. What would I do w/o her and all you enablers! Napkins from Ross this fall.
Stuffed turkey just waiting for some action. I think he's getting tired, may have to go lay him down for a nap. I wanted to make a cute sign for him to hold but didn't get that made.
You put together a lovely table Punk...
I really love the pattern of those dishes and your DM's plates are a nice accent. I like the little footed amber dishes too.
Your linens have such pretty colors in them and work so well with all your accessories..
That's a cute way to use that turkey..I don't remember who used the corn, but it's a clever idea.
Wow, really nice setting! I see you are taking "Candy Shots" too. (girl, stay off that chandelier before you break something!)
The dishes, flatware, everything...just sooo pretty!
The 'stuffed' turkey is a hoot. He looks like he ate too much and is ready for a snooze in the recliner in front of the TV. LOL.
Sorry you didn't get his sign made (wonder if someone kept you busy with other things. someone in Phoenix perhaps? LOL)
hugs, Karen
What lovely gold dishes! And I love a table with turkeys, too. I am still trying to put together a decent turkey collection, guess I got started a little late. They look so great on the table!
Your pumpkin tureen is very pretty and like Jane I like the footed amber glass dishes. Very pretty.
- Magpie
What a sweet table and the stuffed turkey just cracks me up :D Your gold dinnerware will make so many pretty tablescapes - love it. Those amber footed dishes are very pretty - I have the same design only in green - I have never seen the amber ones or I would have them also - love them - TFS .....
I keep having this vision when I see these table pics from "up above!"...yup, it's a "candyshot"...& I'm seeing you, Jane & candy just a hanging by the chandie! LOL! Great pic, punk!
Love the t'cloth...& can see it so well from your "candyshot!" And the placesettings are so pretty with the stacking & your lovely flatware & stemware. That little metal turkey candleholder is a cutie...thanks for pointing that out, I would have missed him. Everything looks great & ready for a wonderful Tksgvg meal! Gooble! Gobble! TFS! Jeanne S.
Thanks MM, most of my dishes are sets of 4 so I had a hard time deciding what plates to use on this table.
Jane, Wanted to use my rust napkins but only bought 4. I think it would add some color to this table, do you? Come on, help me tweak.lol
Karen, I think that's part of the reason I didn't get his sign made!!! To take Candy shots at my house, I just step on one of the bar stools and then stand on my bar. Not to bad unless the stool would happen to swivel...haha
Magpie, you ladies need to help me learn to spell tureen...you didn't have a problem. Hope you can get your turkey collection built up before next year. Amazing what the enablers on here do. I picked up most of mine this past year after seeing all the neat ones on here.
Lynne, what else would one do with a stuffed turkey.lol I think he's cute. I've seen the green footed dishes and they are beautiful.
Jeanne, our Candy shots are nice at times, alright. This makes me realize that I missed the picture of my chandie. Nothing fancy but I used beautiful glass balls and leaves on it. Will try to take a picture and get it posted.
Thanks gals for all your comments. I talked with DS last night and we will be having a few of his friends down for dinner also. I'm thinking about putting another leaf in the table and washing all these dishes and not using all the layering. I will use these same gold dishes and chargers, since I have enough for everyone. Guess I'll wait till Tues. and redo the table.lol
Those gold dishes are wonderful and perfect for fall. I didn't know that those sherbert dishes came in amber, I have the green ones. It was me that did the popcorn in my candles last TG, or I was one of them anyway. The pumpkin tureen is very nice also.
Your plump little turkey made me chuckle out loud! Amazing that turkeys can be "cute". LOL
Really like the raised design on your gold plates. Those sherbert dishes are really neat too.
And I didn't miss the ACORNs on your salt/pepper shakers either! ;o)
Very nice table Punk, I'm sure everyone will love having their meal there and enjoying all the pretty dishes and accessories.
Frou, thank you for letting me know it was you with the beautiful candles last year. I remember seeing your green sherbert dishes with some of your tables and love them.
Luvs, you would notice the acorns! I have an acorn basket that I should of shown you. It's so cute. Maybe I will try to snap a picture and send to you.
J, love that. "Gobble 'till you wobble" maybe this is why I didn't get the sign made! Now I know what to paint on it.
Kathleen, I need to get the dishes in the dishwasher tomorrow night so they will be clean for T.
Thanks for all the comments and I will be tweaking tomorrow evening when I have time so there's enough dishes for everyone.
If I don't make it back here, hope all of you have a Wonderful Thanksgiving!


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