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For whatever reason, a few of the liberal blogs have gotten all worked up about a fairly innocuous quote from Kay Hymowitz.
"Before [today], the fact is that primarily, a 20-year-old woman would have been a wife and a mother," author Kay Hymowitz told the crowd of about 100 for the Manhattan Institute in New York City. Men would have been mowing lawns and changing the oil in their family sedans instead of playing video games and watching television. In previous decades, adults in their 20s and 30s were too busy with real life for such empty entertainment, Hymowitz says. "They didn't live with roommates in Williamsburg in Brooklyn and Dupont Circle in D.C.
Is it controversial to note that people in their twenties are a lot less grown up and responsible than they used to be? Yes, it's nice that so many Americans can waste their twenties clubbing and playing Madden — and I mean that. The fact that so many young Americans even have the option to do that shows we have an extremely prosperous society.
Of course, there's also a price to be paid for that prosperity: Percentage wise, we have a lot of "adults" in this country who think like children because they've never been forced to grow up and deal with the real world the way Americans did in past generations.
Pointing this out apparently infuriates liberals, who in their ignorance, tend to confuse hedonism with happiness.
Matt Yglesias wrote a post on this called, "Conservative Opposition To Human Happiness."
Hymowitz's argument, essentially, is that not only has feminism opened up new doors of opportunity to women, but it's helped contribute to the growth of a society in which young men are less crushed down with family and household obligations and are spending more time enjoying themselves. Except she means this as a bad thing! In both cases the conservative conceit seems to be that a decline in human suffering is a bad thing because it leads to a corresponding decline in admirable anti-suffering effort. John Holbo memorably dubbed this Donner Party Conservatism.
Amanda Marcotte at Pandagon wrote a post on this called, The War on Joy.
I think it's important to remember that no matter how much huffing and puffing and rationalization goes on, a great deal of conservative ideology can be summed up as "the haunting fear that someone, somewhere, may be happy". Or even just the fear that someone might just be having fun, at least without clearing it with the authorities first that they're the right race and income level to feel pleasure.
…I often find myself wondering, and today more than most days, how things can get this bad. It seems to me that if wingnuts put a tenth of much effort as they do into resenting others into improving their own home and sex lives, they'd be too busy being happy and blissful to give a f*ck what anyone else is doing. It's just basic logic, and I wonder why not just do the math and go for it.
This is intriguing on more than one level because studies consistently show that married people are happier than single people, religious people are happier than non-religious people, and conservatives are happier than liberals.
Put another way, the married, responsible 20 year olds are probably happier than the kids their age who drink themselves into a stupor every night and play Killzone until they fall asleep. And the religious people that lefties detest so much because they're always coming up with ways to "ruin people's good time?" They tend to be happier than the atheists who don't have all those restrictive Commandments to worry about.
Additionally, Marcotte's tired jabs about conservatives hating sex aren't surprising coming from someone whose philosophy could be fairly summed up as screw everything that moves, follow that with an abortion, and accuse anyone who raises an eyebrow about it of "slut shaming." However, it's worth noting that if you had 100 random people who ideologically agree with Amanda Marcotte in one room and 100 random people who agree with Kay Hymowitz in another, the chances of the Marcotte room being happier than the Hymowitz room would statistically be pretty close to zero. So maybe, just maybe, it might make more sense to listen to people like Hymowitz than Matt Yglesias or Amanda Marcotte if you want "joy" or "happiness" in your life.
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Fridge: Thermadore 36" FD integrated or Subzero 36" FD built in?
We are looking for a fridge for our kitchen remodel and we're looking at 36" built-in or integrated. There does not seem to be very many options out there and we're left with the two described above (Thermadore or Subzero). We prefer the look of French Door which further limits our options.
First, are there other fridge models we haven't considered that fit the criteria: (1) 36" (2) built-in/integrated and (3) french door w/ bottom freezer?
Second, of the two options I'm looking at, is there one clear winner? We are leaning towards a 36" wolf gas cooktop although we are also considering a 36" Thermadore. From my limited research, Thermadore seems "newer" and less established as a brand than the Subzero/Wolf.
Last, is it just me or are these "higher end" fridges limited in their interior organizational options? I am used to the Samsungs/LGs/Kenmore where the interior has split shelves (two shelves versus one long) that allows you to adjust the height of interior shelving. These "big box" fridge brands (e.g. Samsung, lg, kitchenaid) seem much more functional to me in their interior organization. Its a shame they don't offer the built-in or integrated look.
Thoughts? Many thanks in advance!
Thermador has been around since the 1950s if not longer so don't let age worry you.
Liebherr also has an integrated FD fridge. (Also Bosch and Gaggenau but they might be variations on the Thermador integrated.)
Personally, I prefer the function of non-integrated builtins like the SZ because the insides are less tall and I am not tall. But the fully integrated Thermador/Bosch/Gagg and Liebherr are so beautifully integrated they almost make up for dedicating so much fridge space to taller people. :)
(There are fewer of the Bosch integrateds now than a few years ago when I was looking--they might not have a paneled version anymore which is a shame since it was CHEAPER and looked just as good concealed in cabinetry. )
We have the SZ FD and love it. But then again, I am a SZ fan. Construction is great and customer service is top notch. We had one before we renovated as well. We looked at the Liebherr but the top shelf was too high for me. We also felt that the plastic parts of the interior felt flimsier than the SZ.
(There are fewer of the Bosch integrateds now than a few years ago when I was looking--they might not have a paneled version anymore which is a shame since it was CHEAPER and looked just as good concealed in cabinetry. )
the Bosch and the Thermador are one and the same -- identical in all respects except that the Thermador comes in a paneled version and the Bosch does not.
I was checking them out thoroughly a few years ago when we did our last kitchen and way back then Bosch had most of the size options as the Therm--even the columns--paneled or SS. The Thermadors had a slightly fancier interior. I settled on the Bosch and then noticed I couldn't reach enough of it. :P
Going to go reach around some fridge displays this weekend and see if I've grown.
I dislike the look of standard paneled built-in fridges, but the integrated ones look great paneled.
Thanks for the great responses. It sounds like Bosch = Thermadore in everything but the name. If we purchased an integrated, we wont do the paneling so that doesn't matter for us. I'm also relatively tall so I'm not too concerned about the height but that is a great point to think about. I just love the sleek full stainless look of an integrated fridge. Seems silly to buy a fridge based on looks alone tho :)
For the subzero owners, do you find the door difficult to open? The floor model was not turned on but I thought the doors required some muscle to pull open. Maybe I'm a wimp but I can't imagine how much harder it will be once on! Maybe its a bonus diet trick but I'd like to be able to open my fridge without hitting the gym or pulling my back.
The doors on the SZ are not hard to open. We have 12" (I thnk) appliance pulls on the doors and they open fine.
We are making the same decision right now -- either sub zero or thermador for a 36" French Door. I'm leaning towards Thermador based on (i) price (cheaper to start, then factor in the free range hood and it beats the sub by a $3k or more); and (ii) some aesthetic aspects, like the integrated look, the LED column style lighting, and that it would match a touch better with a Thermador range (which includes a free dishwasher). Based on name along, and my support of American manufactured products, I wanted the sub, but it's really hard to justify the extra money, particularly when I already have a hard time justifying the extra spend over the price of a Samsung FD which worked just fine for me for 5 years.
But I would love to hear if anyone has any other thoughts. When is the Sub Zero 42 inch French Door coming out? I see it in the design guide, so I assume sometime this year.
The freedom series of Thermador seem to get the best reviews of any Thermador product. They are made in the same factory as the Miele and Gagganeau refrigerators. I have always had the best luck with subzero, but given the prices of their new units, it just seems insanely priced. It's hard to justify the price of the Thermador, let alone the price tag I saw for subzero ($12k). I know a lot of people don't love consumer reports for high end appliances, but at least, I feel good that Thermador Freedom units have been highly rated. I have yet to bite the bullet on the refrigerator as I'm worried about customer service and longevity.


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Retail investors are getting tired of the not-so-fair tactics going on in the stock market. In addition to that, they came home from work one day and found out the Dow Jones almost dropped to 12,000. They knew that stocks were risky, but the ones who decided to cut their losses and buy lower must have been quite disappointed to find out two months later the Dow Jones would be at 13,000. All of this, whether right or wrong, is leading to a retail market full of investors just waiting to find a new hobby.
In addition to a not-so-enthusiastic customer base, the retail brokerages are facing a new breed of brokerage competition, the Interactive Brokers [IB] and Trade Stations of the world. These brokerages have been around for a while, but they continuously threaten one of the retail brokerages' most profitable operations: the active traders.
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I was not surprised to learn that the rumor mill was recently cranking out tales of a merger between E*Trade and TD Ameritrade. It seems like a good idea to raise profit margins at first, but a closer look reveals it may be a merger of necessity. Maybe Wall Street would even bless the hypothetical deal with a P/E of 20. I have no idea whether the rumor has any credibility, but it would fix my only two criticisms of TD Ameritrade: lack of access to foreign markets and the ability to buy CD's and bonds online. I'm sure the MBA's will have plenty of duplicate operations to reduce too. T D Ameritrade is always going to appeal to a specific market segment, but the growth outlook just isn't there. Hence, I love you Ameritrade, but I would love you a lot more as an E*Trade/Ameritrade team.


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Led by Craig Nelson (Indiana University). Most of us who teach undergraduates aim to foster our students' capacities to think through complex problems and to make informed judgments in full awareness of ambiguity and complexity. But this sort of deep learning that we long to see is strongly constrained by our students' cognitive development and implicit assumptions about learning. While this has been a consistent finding of over 40 years of research, beginning with William Perry's seminal work with Harvard undergraduates, we typically design our courses with little attention to the developmental capacities of our students. In this workshop, we will examine students' typical epistemological assumptions as well as concrete strategies for designing assignments that foster deeper change in our students. We will also suggest ways in which our success in this effort facilitates students' subsequent success in graduate and professional school and in other contexts. While relevant across the curriculum, this workshop will be especially appealing to those who teach in values-encompassing fields, such as religion, culture, politics, and literature.
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Led by Craig Nelson (Indiana University). How can we better prepare students to do well on our assignments and exams--and to best benefit from them in terms of their own intellectual development? How can we maximize the effectiveness of students' writing and thinking while dedicating our own limited time most strategically? In this workshop, we will examine the philosophy and technique of grading in light of this goal: fostering more substantial and meaningful achievement among students while fine-tuning our expenditure of time and effort as teachers.
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Craig Nelson is Professor Emeritus of Biology at Indiana University and a nationally recognized expert in teaching and learning. Dr. Nelson's scholarship on teaching has been recognized by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, and he served as the first President of the International Society for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning.
The Art of the Approach: Negotiating Hard Choices in Introductory Course Design
Monday, April 6, 4:30-6:00 pm, location TBA
Taking seriously Jonathan Z. Smith's much quoted line: "there is nothing that must be taught, there is nothing that cannot be left out," this workshop with Russell McCutcheon (University of Alabama) focuses on the choices an instructor makes in designing and teaching an introductory course in the academic study of religion. Because such courses serve broad curricular needs (often comprising a General Education or Core Curriculum credit) while also recruiting majors for Departments of Religious Studies, the students taking such course, and their interest in/prior exposure to the material, can vary widely. So the choices the instructor makes—what to include and what to leave out—must take into account such a variety of concerns as to sometimes make designing and teaching such courses surprisingly difficult.
This workshop provides an opportunity to think more widely about the intellectual tools that can be used in such courses, so long as the instructor can clearly distinguish a delimited set of skills (e.g., description, interpretation, comparison, explanation) from the innumerable human situations where their scholarly use can be exemplified. For if Smith is correct that the liberal arts and/or the Humanities are concerned with "developing the students' capacities for reading, writing, and speaking—put another way, for interpreting and arguing," then teaching skills, used in precise situations, to make sense of human doings, likely ought to be the aim of such courses.
The workshop presumes that attendees have read Smith's essay, "The Introductory Course: Less is Better" (available here). Please also review Prof. McCutcheon's latest introductory syllabus, and read as much as you are able of Prof. McCutcheon's concise book Studying Religion: An Introduction, this being an example of one way to approach the challenge of an introductory course that is about more than memorizing names and dates. ***The first 25 people to RSVP for this event (at ) will receive a complimentary copy of Studying Religion*** (Of course, please do not register for a book unless you are committed to attending.)
Russell McCutcheon is Chair of the Department of Religious Studies at the University of Alabama; his interests have long revolved around the practical implications of classification systems. He has written or edited a variety of books in the study of religion, often focused on methodology and theory, and frequently blogs at his Department's site or at the blog for Culture on the Edge, a research collaborative of which he is a member.
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Friday, October 24 from 12:00-2:00 PM in the Swift Hall Common Room
With the help of technology, college-level teaching has expanded well beyond classroom walls. Using a selection of syllabi from her seventeen-year career, Divinity School alumna Joanne Maguire Robinson (PhD, History of Christianity, 1996) will discuss shifting settings for and assumptions about both teaching and learning. Prof. Robinson is Associate Professor and Department Chair in the Department of Religious Studies at University of North Carolina at Charlotte. She is a recipient of the Bank of America Award for Teaching Excellence (2012), a National Endowment for the Humanities "Enduring Questions" course development grant (2012), and the North Carolina Board of Governors' Award for Excellence in Teaching (2013). She is also a member of the Editorial Board of Teaching Theology and Religion. Prof. Robinson is the author of Nobility and Annihilation in Marguerite Porete's Mirror of Simple Souls (SUNY 2001) and is presently revising Waiting in Christianity.
Dean's Craft of Teaching Seminar with Davíd Carrasco (Spring 2014)
Thursday, April 24, 2014
Led by the 2014 Divinity School Alumnus of the Year Davíd Carrasco (ThM 1970, MA 1974, PhD, History of Religions, 1977), Neil Rudenstine Professor of the Study of Latin America at Harvard University, with a joint appointment in the Department of Anthropology and the Harvard Divinity School. Prof. Carrasco is the author of numerous books, including Quetzalcoatl and the Irony of Empire, Religions of Mesoamerica, Breaking Through Mexico's Past: Digging the Aztecs With Eduardo Matos Moctezuma and Cave, City, and Eagle's Nest: An Interpretive Journey Through the Mapa de Cuauhtinchan No. 2. He has served as the editor-in-chief of the Oxford Encyclopedia of Mesoamerican Cultures and was the executive co-producer of the award winning film Alambrista: The Director's Cut which put a human face on the ordeal of undocumented workers from Mexico. Prof. Carrasco will discuss his pedagogy in relation to his teaching context and a recent course he has taught. Professor Carrasco's syllabus for "Moctezuma's México" is available for download here. Click here to download mp3 audio of this event.
Dean's Craft of Teaching Seminar with Jonathan Z. Smith (Winter 2013)
February 27, 2013
Led by Prof. Jonathan Z. Smith, Robert O. Anderson Distinguished Service Professor of the Humanities, Associate Faculty in the Divinity School, and author of a collection of essays on pedagogy entitled On Teaching Religion: Essays by Jonathan Z. Smith (edited by Christopher Lehrich; Oxford UP, 2012). Prof. Smith discusses his approach to pedagogy especially in relation to the Introduction to Religious Studies course that he taught in the College.
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The City of Detroit, its leaders and workers and residents in tow, opened a door to their future as emergency manager Kevyn Orr filed for bankruptcy on behalf of the Motor City on Thursday.
Michigan's largest city became the biggest US municipality to file for bankruptcy after decades of population loss, endemic infrastructure decline, inept management, struggles with its suburbs, national image problems and other woes that left Detroit too poor to pay its billions of dollars in debts to bondholders, retired cops, current city workers and other creditors.
Despite more recent investments by national retailers and a hopeful "comeback" campaign—not to mention Chrysler's "Imported From Detroit" civic pride-filled campaign—the city's fate was written in stone.
The filing "is an emotional and cultural nadir that is tear-inducing and gut-wrenching," wrote Stephen Henderson, editorial page editor of the Detroit Free Press, in a typical sentiment. "Bankruptcy is the bottom of a tremendous, Roman-empire-like slide for one of the world's most significant locales."Continue reading...
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Before NBC's The Office hit the airwaves nine seasons ago, the folks of Scranton, Penn., were a little weary about a sitcom calling the coal-mining town home. After all, as the Scranton Times Tribune points out, the city had been the butt of jokes on All in the Family, Friends, and The Sopranos. The Championship Season, the 1973 Pulitzer winner for Drama about a high school championship team in Scranton that gets together 20 years later, doesn't exactly leave theatergoers feeling like they want to rush off to visit the place.
Now, the series that focuses on the employees of the Dunder Mifflin paper company is coming to a close and Scrantonites seem to be pleased with how the series gave "a steady supply of residual pop culture cachet." That cachet won't come to an end when the series airs its final episode on May 16. It'll fade with time, but Office love is probably at its peak in Scranton right about now, especially after the show's cast members, writers and creative team paid a visit this past weekend as part of a big "Wrap Party," Entertainment Weekly reports.
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Spring is springing in Detroit, and the poster child for urban decay is beginning to sing a new song about hope, renewal and pride.
Consider what's going on in the Motor City just today: The Detroit Tigers are playing their home opener of the 2013 season as the favorite to win the American League and the pick of many to win the World Series after last year's flop against the San Francisco Giants. Demand is surging for Tigers licensed merchandise as fans at home and abroad sense this might just be the team's year, with superstar pitcher Justin Verlander signed to a mammoth new contract.
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Just a couple of days after seeing its former mayor trundled off to jail in a conspiracy conviction, Detroit is considering whether to rally behind a new emergency manager appointed by Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder.
Kevyn Orr became Detroit's emergency financial manager this week, sharing a dais on Thursday not only with Snyder but, significantly, with Detroit Mayor Dave Bing, who has graciously partnered with Snyder and other state officials in the top-down takeover of a Motor City that Bing had hoped to turn around.
Orr is a 54-year-old, "high-powered Washington, D.C., lawyer," according to the Detroit Free Press, and University of Michigan graduate who worked on Chrysler's 2009 bankruptcy restructuring in his role at the Jones Day legal firm—a background that helped him land the job, and will give him what he'll need to tackle the unparalleled woes of Detroit. His new role will also him a $275,000 fee for spending the next 18 months trying to solve the financial puzzle that is Detroit.
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With its most famous resident putting a "For Sale" sign in her front yard, the city of Malibu, California, is looking for new ways to attract tourists and boost income.
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While many brands paid as much as $4 million to air a Super Bowl ad, one figured out a way to get a lot of attention for much less.
Old Milwaukee aired an ad during the game featuring mustachioed comedian Will Ferrell in an extended kiss with a fellow bus passenger — but only in three tiny markets: Sherman, Tex.; Ardmore, Okla., and Glendive, Mont.
It wasn't immediately clear what the residents of those locales thought of "their" Super Bowl spot. But given its high-profile smoocher, it has resulted in the brewer getting a decent amount of attention compared to the brands that shelled out big bucks to have their ad seen by the huge Super Bowl viewing audience. USA Today, Yahoo!, and other highly watched media outlets had written about the Ferrell spot.
Ferrell's ad had received more than 1.5 million YouTube views by midday Tuesday, and seemed to be posted online only by fans of the ad itself. (Budweiser's popular Super Bowl ad featuring the adventures of a young Clydesdale had received more than 9 million by that point, but spent a comparative fortune.)Continue reading...
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Spirals with Broccoli, Tomatoes & Toasted Cashew Flour
In Brazil, manioc flour is often toasted and then used as a garnish or seasoning. (Manioc, by the way, is what Brazilians call tapioca. In African nations, it's called cassava; in Central American countries, it's called yuca. But tapioca by any other name is still that familiar tapioca.) Toasting the flour gives it a nuttier, more pronounced flavor, much like the difference between fresh breadcrumbs and toasted breadcrumbs.
Thinking about toasted manioc flour made me wonder how toasted cashew flour would taste. Cashews, after all, are more on the "starchy" side of the equation than the "oily" side when it comes to nuts, so I figured they would lend themselves well to toasting. And since raw cashews are pretty soft, they can be quickly ground into flour using a coffee/spice grinder. (Note: if you don't have a coffee/spice grinder, I highly recommend buying one. They're $15 and capable of grinding up sliced almonds, pumpkin seeds, sesame seeds, poppy seeds, cashews, and anything else that isn't hard as a rock. Torn-up pieces of bread become crumbs in a matter of seconds. Considering that pre-ground almond flour typically costs twice as much as an equivalent amount of sliced almonds — and considering that grinding almonds into flour only takes 10 seconds — you'll recoup your $15 investment very quickly.)
Toasting ground cashews only takes a few minutes, and the reward is well worth it: you'll have an instant savory/nutty garnish for your soups, salads, pasta dishes, and even fruit- and ice-cream-based desserts. And leftover toasted cashew flour can be refrigerated for several weeks.
Spirals with Broccoli, Tomatoes & Toasted Cashew Powder
Makes 2 servings. Feel free to double or triple the recipe.
2 servings whole-grain pasta of your choice (be sure to use gluten-free pasta if you're making a gluten-free dish!)
1 head broccoli, florets only (and trimmed trunks, too, if you like)
Handful raw cashews
1/2 cup to 3/4 cup sweet organic frozen corn, thawed
2 medium chopped tomatoes
Extra-virgin olive oil for drizzling
Sea salt & freshly cracked pepper
Prepare pasta according to package directions. While pasta cooks, fill a medium pot halfway with water and bring to a boil. Add broccoli and reduce heat to medium-low. Steam, covered, for 5 minutes. Promptly drain broccoli in a colander and set aside. Feel free to use the same colander to drain both the pasta and broccoli — they can nestle into the colander together.
Run the cashews through a coffee/spice grinder for 10 seconds or until you have a fine powder. Place in a dry skillet and heat over medium-low heat for 5 minutes or until fragrant and turning brown, stirring often. As soon as it's golden brown, scrape into a waiting plate to stop it from cooking any longer.
In a large bowl, toss the cooked pasta and broccoli with the thawed corn and chopped tomatoes. Add a drizzle of oil and a dash of sea salt and cracked pepper. Toss well again. Plate the pasta and then garnish each serving liberally with the toasted cashew flour.
Leftover cashew flour should be stored separately in the fridge for up to 2 weeks and can be used as a garnish/seasoning whenever you like. Leftover pasta can be refrigerated for up to 4 days. Feel free to add cooked shrimp or chicken to the pasta. (All the better if it's wild shrimp and/or free-range chicken!)