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While the majority of the post-election focus has been on the future of the Republican Party, the Democrats have an equally important task ahead of them in defining what the party stands for in regard to the federal government. The Democrats have put themselves squarely on the side of an activist federal government, a government that provides a floor beneath which no citizens can or should fall, through broad programs like Medicaid, welfare spending, federal education requirements and on and on.
The Republicans long ago built a philosophy that is suspicious of the reach of the federal government — perhaps best embodied by the oft-quoted Reagan quip, "The nine most terrifying words in the English language are: 'I'm from the government and I'm here to help.'"
While Democrats see this Republican criticism of government as a criticism of the desire to help one another and defend the common good, that is far from the truth.
In 2012 Democrats cast the Republicans as the party of "You're on your own," but the truth is that the long battle to build a social safety net has created a vast bureaucracy that can and often does systematically crush the individual under its weight.
Nowhere is this more apparent right now than in the Federal Emergency Management Agency response to Hurricane Sandy — and its response to the dozens of disasters across our country in the last 10 years. Over that stretch of time, FEMA has offered more than $80 billion in assistance to state and local governments and private citizens in their time of most dire need. This aid is welcome, if not absolutely essential. But it comes with a price, and with strings attached.
Vermonters, and tens of thousands of people up and down the coast of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, welcomed the federal employees and contractors who arrived to help after the disasters of flooding and destruction caused by Sandy and Irene. On an individual level, these were friendly, helpful people, often with their own stories of survival and perseverance, and with an earnest desire to lend a hand.
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It's just a culvert. Make it bigger, and it won't flood so easily.
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Ailes asked David Petraeus to run for president in early 2011, The Washington Post's Bob Woodward reports today, and advised him through an intermediary to turn down an offer he expected from President Obama to be director of the CIA. Fox correspondent Kathleen McFarland told Petraeus at the end of a 90-minute interview in Afghanistan that Ailes might resign from Fox to run Petraeus's presidential campaign, and News Corp. head Rupert Murdoch would "bankroll" it.
Petraeus took the CIA post instead. By pushing for Petraeus, it seems Ailes was after a candidate with more centrist appeal. Of course, Fox did no favors to the eventual Republican candidate, Mitt Romney, in his struggle to appeal to the center. It's all a fascinating look into how Ailes doesn't just reflect so much as try to shape the Republican Party. But the question remains: Does Fox's behind-the-scenes political power actually work?
Ailes was unhappy with the Republican presidential field when he made his overtures to Petraeus in 2011, as New York's Gabriel Sherman reported in May 2011. The Fox contributors who were likely candidates — Rick Santorum, Newt Gingrich, Sarah Palin — weren't doing well in early polls.
"And, for all his programming genius, he was more interested in a real narrative than a television narrative—he wanted to elect a president," Sherman reported. The guys he wanted wouldn't run, but Ailes didn't do a great job with the lesser candidates he had to work with. Maybe he couldn't. Or maybe it was just great television. Or maybe Ailes couldn't tell the difference anymore.
Take the behind-the-scene look at Fox's choreography of the Republican debate it hosted September 22, 2011, from The Daily Beast's Howard Kurtz. Kurtz tells of how moderator Chris Wallace practiced setting up a fight between Romney and Rick Perry over immigration with the question, "How do you feel about being criticized by some of your rivals as being too soft on illegal immigration? Then I go to Rick Santorum: is Perry too soft?" Kurtz reports:
"That's going to get some fireworks going," said managing editor Bill Sammon, grinning.
When showtime arrived, producer Marty Ryan... called for a two-shot when Wallace invited Mitt Romney to criticize Perry's immigration stance, so the audience could watch both men's agitated expressions. But Ryan barked, "Let's just be on Perry," as the Texas governor demanded to know whether Santorum had ever been to the Mexican border... Afterward, Ailes phoned a top lieutenant: "Tell the team we've been kicking ass in these debates."
The tone of this passage seems to admire Fox's genius in putting on a riveting debate show. But if Ailes really wanted to defeat Obama, this particular stagecraft may look foolish in hindsight. Romney won just 27 percent of the Latino vote, to Obama's 71 percent. A Latino Decisions poll showed that 54 percent of Latino voters would be less likely to vote for a candidate who would veto the Dream Act, which Romney pledged to do.
In fact, the whole exchange did not make the Republican Party look very welcoming to Latinos. Wallace asked Romney: "What about Governor Perry's argument that it's better to get these kids an education and to get them jobs than to consign them just to being a burden on the state?" And Romney responded: "It's an argument I just can't follow."
Giving in-state tuition to young illegal immigrants was a no-go, Romey said, because "that kind of magnet draws people into this country to get that education, to get the $100,000 break. It makes no sense." Later, Wallace asked Perry a question from the audience that included this line: "Are you going to exert an effort to stop the abuse of U.S. citizens by illegals?" Romney's campaign manager Matt Rhoades said Monday he regretted the position Romney took on immigration.
Which brings us to the Romney aftermath, even though we haven't had a public look inside the Ailes playbook concerning any events since last year. "Roger is worried about the future of the country," a Republican close to Ailes told New York in 2011. "He thinks the election of Obama is a disaster. He thinks Palin is an idiot... He helped boost her up. People like Sarah Palin haven't elevated the conservative movement."
So, despite the early 2011 shift toward a more moderate tone at Fox, the network still didn't quite capture the center. Potentially stronger candidates, like Petraeus and Chris Christie, did not take Ailes's advice to run for president. Maybe they were afraid they'd have to participate in a Fox debate?
We don't yet know whom Ailes is trying to groom for 2016. Marco Rubio might help fix some of this year's problems for Republicans. Christie's future is less clear, given that Murdoch warned the governor he could take the blame for Obama's reelection during the response to Hurricane Sandy. One thing we do know is that Ailes will have his say, since he's signed on to run Fox through the end of 2016.
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First you say the driver code has been released, and will soon be added to the upstream mainline kernel. Ok.
Then you compare that to the rumored Source/Steam release which you claim is coming out, but hasn't yet (unless you're saying it will also come out with 2.6.40 for some reason? It doesn't have anything to do with the kernel AFAIK.
Then you mention bulldozer benchmarks. That's not even code. Are you saying that bulldozer CPUs are coming? They shouldn't require any special code to support them.
Then you mention a past ATI driver which was released. Again, not seeing the connection. It was released a long time ago, what does that have to do with Ivy Bridge support?


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I think you are missing major points.
First, being convicted of a felony in the U.S. is a very big deal, imposing various disabilities. The disabilities are a much bigger deal than six months in a prison motel or probation.
Second, the victims in this case specifically asked that the case not be prosecuted.
Third, prosecutors can and routinely do decline to prosecute cases where the letter of the law has been violated but no real harm is done and the victims are not aggrieved. This was such a case. And that is why people are crying for Carmen Ortiz's stupid head.


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I do not think that they are disassembling the driver, but intercepting the bit streams going between the driver and the hardware, which cannot possibly be made illegal.
The Nouveau people know what they are doing and are careful about legal issues.
That said, I see it as legacy support for people who are unfortunate enough to be stuck with closed user-hostile undocumented hardware and can't use their computer as a result.
Like you say, if you value open source, you should buy hardware with specs and open source drivers.


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A Mechanicsville man plans to use his winnings from a $1 million scratch-off prize to buy a beach house, he said this week.
Bryan Caperones, 35, said that he bought a Lucky 7's Game Book ticket Wednesday evening from Fred's Liquors in Charlotte Hall. He immediately played the tickets, hoping as he always did for a win.
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When we make distinctions between natural and supernatural activity in Scripture, not only do we push our modern categories into the Bible, but we also limit God's action.
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In both form and content, then, Genesis 1 reveals that its basic purposes are religious and theological, not scientific or historical.
Collection of the best articles of the past several weeks on science (and faith) from around the web.
Some of the Christian objections to evolutionary creation come from a misunderstanding of what the Bible means when it says "God created".
When we sit down to read sacred Scripture, we need to develop a rapport with the Bible's various authors and their worldviews. Otherwise, we will unintentionally demand they communicate in the same manner we do.
... I would exhort these, my fellow conservative evangelical shepherds and thinkers, to set aside all reticence and fear, emerge from anonymity, and storm the forum of discourse, engaging this most pressing matter with vigor, equanimity, and humility. In doing so, know upfront that there will be few handrails to guide; you will not be building upon an extensive precedence of published conservative thought.
In this talk, originally delivered at the BioLogos President's Circle meeting in October 2012, Dr. John Walton discusses the origin stories of Genesis 1-3, and why their focus on function and archetypes mean there is no Biblical narrative of material origins.
The debate is often not about evidence, but about making sure that others do not transgress our interpretive boundaries and insist that we're wrong. We've bitten from the tree of knowledge and we love its taste.
Our desire to engage in gracious dialogue with fellow believers who reject biological evolution has been receiving increased attention in both the Christian and secular press. More importantly, we are being joined in this reconciling project by our brothers and sisters in Christ who have often been defined primarily as our "opponents".
This ongoing series written by historian Ted Davis begins with a brief synopsis of his personal background, and then goes on to reveal his passion for debunking "the now-common view that the history of science and Christianity is one of ongoing, inevitable conflict."
In today's video, Brian McLaren discusses the value of considering Scripture in light of the cultures that surrounded them. The Biblical writers were aware of the myths of the power nations that surrounded them, but flipped their stories on their heads to reveal truth about God.
Pete Shaw highlights the story of Noah to explore how the story would have been understood in ancient times and from there he goes on to explore how we might consider it today.
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Robert C. Bishop explains that many believe two things about creation: that the universe was created out of nothing by God and that he accomplished this in six days. This overly simplistic view does not do the robust Doctrine of Creation (DoC) justice, and it unnecessarily hinders much of the dialogue between evolution and Christianity. Bishop "recovers" the DoC by exploring the limitations of creation, God's sovereignty in the process, God's Trinitarian activity and ongoing purpose for his creatures, and the salvation of creation in space and time.
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According to White Mountain National Forest spokesman Tiffany Benna, U.S. Marine veteran Keith Zeier and an 11-member support team were climbing Central Gully in Huntington Ravine when the avalanche happened. Zeier was roped to the other two who were swept down the mountain.
The injured were taken by ambulance to Androscoggin Valley Hospital in Berlin.
The party of 12, she said, was roped in teams of three. Benna said the group knew of the avalanche warnings in place on Thursday because a U.S. Forest Service snow ranger talked with them and made them aware of the hazards.
Since 1956, 12 climbers have died in avalanches in the Presidential Range, one of whom was 29-year-old Albert Dow in 1982. Dow was a member of the Mountain Rescue Service and was part of search party looking for two missing climbers when he was caught in an avalanche on Jan. 25, 1982.


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1/19/11 – Day One of Phillies Phantasy Camp
The first and only other time I flew in to the Tampa International Airport was almost ten years ago. For two weeks, my dad had rented a beachside condo in a town south of Clearwater called Indian Rocks Beach. I was only coming for several days. He was already there and met me at the airport. As a surprise, he greeted me with a large sign that said, "Famous NYC Drummer…Sarge". I was never so joyfully embarrassed in my life. This day, on my way to the baggage claim, I came across that familiar waiting area. It seemed eerily empty, especially considering how incredibly excited I was at the moment. I felt like he should have been there. As I rode the escalator down to baggage claim, I heard music playing through their sound system. My luggage came out miraculously quick and as soon as I picked up my bag, the song "Lucky Man" by the Verve started blaring through the room… one of my absolute favorite songs. Such a fitting moment. I immediately felt like I was in a movie, moving in slow motion through the airport, with this tune providing the emotional soundtrack. The song faded out as I exited into the Florida sun. It was perfect weather. The air had that feeling of spring finally arriving with that first warm day of the year. I rode the cab the whole way with the window down and a cemented smile on my face. As we got closer to the coast, a mysterious fog came rolling in and blanketed Clearwater Beach. My perfect scenario of relaxing by the tiki bar outside in the warm Florida sun would have to be altered a bit. The taxi pulled up to the hotel and then it all truly hit me. The massive windows in the front revealed the entire lobby, which was filled with people in Phillies paraphernalia, Phillies pennants, and a huge banner welcoming everybody to Phantasy Camp. A porter in a Phillies cap came out and whisked my bag away before I could say "Chooch". Just like Orientation, an army of Camp workers greeted me. A canopy of red, white and blue balloons led you to the assembly line of friendly folks ready to get the experience off on the right foot… room keys, a folder filled with every piece of information we will need for the next five days, our oh-so-important V.I.P. pass to be worn at all times, and credit card info so that we don't need to fumble with cash when the bar closes. Convenient and dangerous. I entered my 7th-floor room and made a beeline for the deck. Me, and every other guest were treated to a stunning view of Clearwater Harbor. Beautiful. Of course, the true majesty of the harbor would have to wait, as the fog was getting progressively worse. After getting my wits together, I made a call to my new friends, Gene and Marie Mattioni, the first people I met at Orientation and since, have been conversing with consistently on email. I met them both at the tiki bar by the pool. Gene "The Machine" couldn't stay, as he was getting ready to go over to the Carpenter Complex to participate in the fielding clinic given by Kevin Stocker and Mickey Morandini. So while Gene hit the field, Marie and I hit the bar. During our conversation, we had our first Legend sighting. Across the way, pitcher Tommy Greene was placing his beer order. A couple guys behind us said out loud what I thought at the same exact moment: "He's a BIG dude". Not only was he tall, but also he was fit as a racehorse. They asked him how well he was able to pitch, fearing a matchup during the Legends game on Sunday. He calmed everybody's nerves by saying he only throws off-speed stuff now to save his arm. I'm quite sure whatever he would throw would somehow make it past my flailing bat. The guy DID throw a no-hitter. I then met John Mentzer, whom I made contact with through a Facebook page dedicated to Phantasy Camp alumni. I met some of his buddies and decided I would go back to the room to rest a bit before the night's festivities. Before I got back to the room, I caught a glimpse of Greg Luzinski and John Kruk shaking hands in the lobby. I shook my head waiting for the elevator. I still could not believe this was all happening. Feeling as rejuvenated as possible, I made my way back to the tiki bar for a quick drink before heading to the Rookie Players' Meeting in the hotel. As I sauntered up to the bar, I was greeted to image of John and his friends arriving with cold cases of beer, secured from another bar up the way from the hotel, accessed by a semi-secret boardwalk in the back. John and I gave a quick toast to our fathers before cracking in to his case of beer… welcome to Phantasy Camp! I entered the ballroom in the hotel and went for an empty seat up front to hopefully get some good photos. The official Countdown Clock hit all zeroes. It was time to get down to business. Scott Palmer was the first to the podium and enthusiastically welcomed everyone to Camp. That same familiar message was driven home once again: We will have the time of our lives. After some basic information, Commissioner Larry Andersen took the microphone and gave his do's-and-don'ts in typical L.A.-style. Most of his advice centered around the uniform, and how to properly wear it. Any infraction would most certainly earn you a round trip ticket to the next morning's Kangaroo Court. The microphone was passed around to everyone in the room to introduce themselves… our name, where we were from, preferred position(s), and our favorite Phillie. My answer of Garry Maddox elicited a response from Palmer of "The Secretary of Defense!" Out of about 90 rookies, only me and one other camper mentioned Maddox. All the usual suspects were chosen as favorite players, but Michael Jack Schmidt was hands-down the clear winner. Schmidty technically could have been my choice, but Maddox was the first one to truly have a direct influence on my style of play. I couldn't play third base or hit the ball with power and authority; so needless to say, I had no connection to Schmidt on the field. The highlight of the meeting came next with the introduction of all the Legends. One big surprise was the late-minute addition of Scott Eyre. Eyre was a middle reliever for the Phillies in '08 and '09 and instantly became a fan favorite. I guarantee he will be a fixture at Phantasy Camp for years to come. Mitch Williams and Kruk were mysteriously absent from the intros, which of course, caused laughs and conjured up images of where these two were holed up. As I made my way out of the ballroom after the meeting ended, I was introduced to another camper who had found my blog online. Sam Daley and I have the dubious distinction of the only two attendees who live and work in the New York City area. Back to the tiki bar we went. This was already becoming a bad trend. A luau was served poolside amongst tiki torches and ominous fog. While waiting in line to fill up my plate, another person whom I had spoken to via email had introduced himself. Joe Gibley was a returning veteran who hailed from a town not too far from where I was born. We took a seat and chatted. Legend Terry Harmon came over and asked if he could join us. Incredible. Now, I must admit, of all the Legends at Camp, I knew the least about Terry. I know of him from baseball cards, general research and stories from my dad. Within the first five minutes, I knew everything about Terry. He was genuinely interested in our stories. When he was told that I live in New York City, he quickly chimed in about his daughter who lives in Brooklyn. We talked of our careers. He mentioned how he worked for the Philadelphia cable sports channel PRISM back from it's inception, then moved over to a couple different shopping channels, including QVC. He was very interested in hearing about my photography and this blog. He had such a warm personality and reminded me so much of my uncles on my father's side. Terry went from virtually unknown in my eyes to becoming my favorite Legend, just like that. I met back up with Sam at the bar and mulled around, chatting amongst the rest of the Legends who were making the rounds. As the weather got chillier, the crowd slowly filtered inside to the hotel bar. Before we followed suit, we joined a small group huddled around a standing heater, keeping warm while speaking with Jim Eisenreich. This was the one Legend I was very eager to meet. The discussion ranged from baseball-related topics like former teammates, steroids and Pete Rose, to his career outside of baseball and his children. At this point, just three of us were left outside as they were closing up the bar. Jim, Sam and I were oblivious to the cold and the not-to-subtle message from the hotel staff for us to move it inside. I finally had the chance to tell Jim one of my favorite stories about my dad. When I was in 6th grade, my math teacher's name was Charles Eisenbise. My father was an accountant, so he was most concerned with my grades in math, so he would get to know those teachers the most when parent-teacher conferences rolled around. Now, my dad had a funny and endearing quirk where sometimes he would not be able to pronounce a person's name correctly, no matter how many times he said it. This was not for a lack of trying or a sign of disrespect, it was just one of those little hiccups of the mind that he could never stop. My dad could never get Mr. Eisenbise's name right. I heard every permutation: Eisenbisen, Eisenbach, Eisenreichen, Eisen-*trail off*… Cut to my junior year in high school. The '93 Phillies are in full swing and Jim Eisenreich quickly becomes one of my dad's favorite players. He loved everything about the man. His quiet demeanor, his work ethic, letting his bat and glove do the talking, his charity, and the odds he constantly had to overcome with his Tourette Syndrome. He was an inspiration to my dad and continues to be to millions of others. The very first time my dad saw him play, he says, "I really like the play of that Jim Eisenbise fella". That got me a VERY big laugh from Jim. We decide to finally make our way inside to the hotel lounge. A good portion of the Legends were there, continuing their conversations with us fellow campers. Von Hayes made his way to the bar where Sam promptly bought his a rum and coke. This wasn't a big deal since there was a "5 for 1″ special on drinks that night. Thank you, I'll be here all week. I pulled out my iPhone to show Von the picture I took of him in 1989 at Photo Day at Veterans Stadium. Von gave me a little head shake followed by an "oh wow". The crowd was thinning out and the bar was getting closer to last call. We joined a small group next to Larry Andersen and joined in the conversation. At one point, I turned away. When I turned back L.A. told me to open my hand, and put in to my palm his 1993 NLCS ring and 2008 World Series ring. The '93 ring was certainly a nice piece of jewelry, but as anyone who has seen a World Series ring in person, especially more recent ones, you know how absolutely monstrous they are. This was no exception. It weighed a ton. And for some reason, he was letting this poor slob handle it. We didn't have to go home, but we couldn't stay there. We left the lounge for our respective rooms. L.A. joined Sam and I in the elevator, but not before he got one loud parting shot to Ricky Bottalico before the doors closed. I believe the term he used was "sh!t for brains". Welcome to Phantasy Camp! ——————- I made my way to my room, swimming through a ridiculous fog that had consumed all of Clearwater Beach. I entered my room and found a little gift left by the Phillies Phantasy Phairy: a note from Michael Rouse, the executive director of Phantasy Camp, welcoming me to camp, a Phillies cap with the Phantasy Camp logo and a rally towel as seen at all postseason games. Why do I have a bad feeling this poor little guy was destined for Game 7 of the NLCS this past season? At least he found a good home with me. If the rest of the night wasn't special enough, it was this small little gesture that truly made me feel this was going to be one hell of an experience. To learn more about Jim Eisenreich's work with children suffering from Tourette Syndrome, please visit the website of his foundation, The Jim Eisenreich Foundation.


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A Reading List for the Narrowminded
A Reading List for the Narrowminded
Amazon has apparently sent my copy of The Deniers, Lawrence Solomon's book version of his tiresome Denier series in the National Post, a review of which will follow when it arrives.
But Amazon also followed up with a list of books they think might also interest me: a handsome reading list for anyone who is determined to remain delusional about global warming.
Tops on the list is Unstoppable Global Warming: Every 1,500 Years, a Heartland Institute favorite by the not-very-credible Fred Singer. Next up is Bjorn Lomborg's Cool It, a disingenuous argument that the money we are NOT spending to defend against climate change would be better spent helping poor people in Africa.
Amazon offers Economic Facts and Fallacies, which the right-wingy Human Events praises for revealing a set of "economic facts" that are "all too often ignored by lazy politicians and a relentlessly Leftist media." (For example, it's really no problem at all that women make less money than men and are poorly represented in management.) There is also Taken by Storm , Ross Mckitrick and Chris Essex's argument that climate change is just too darn complicated so we should ignore it at our leisure. And finally, there is Gusher of Lies, a book by Energy Tribune editor Robert Bryce, who tells us that energy dependence is a good thing, really.
All of you Amazon shoppers have probably seen lists of books like this before: they are computer-generated advertising efforts reporting that people who bought The Deniers had also bought these other books. It is, on one hand, an apolitical marketing effort that could actually be quite helpful for people who are trying to identify other books (or CDs) that they might enjoy.
On the other hand, the mechanism tends to herd people into like-minded groups, steering them to sources that reinforce their biases and preconceptions. Where a regular bookstore might send you to the "climate change" section, or even the "general science" section, Amazon leads you by the hand directly to the "climate change denial and weird right-wing political theory" section. As a result, people who count themselves extremely well-read on climate related issues (who have, say, read three of four books on the topic in the last year) can avoid reading a single word that challenges everything they wanted to believe when they set out.
It's creepy - insulating and sort of anti-democratic.
The interesting sidenote here was the music recommendations that accompanied Amazon's book pitches. Apparently, die-hard climate change deniers listen to Radiohead and, Robert Plant and Alison Krauss . Who knew?
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It's not just an Amazon thing; the isolation is really an internet/technology thing. You go to one website follow a link and then another and you can interact with an entire community without coming upon anyone with sincerely different ideas. You can go sit on the bus and people are texting the friends they see every day rather than exchanging even pleasantries with strangers. Didn't you just write about this regarding train trips? But here's an example going the other direction:
Parkland Institute Upcoming Events:
Speakers' Series: Beyond Fossil Fuels Planning for Our Future
Thursdays, 7:00 – 8:30 pm April 17, April 24 and May 1
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April 17 David Hughes Geological Survey of Canada
The Energy Sustainability Dilemma: Powering the Future in a Finite World
April 24 Dr. Donald Spady MD
Department of Pediatrics, University of Alberta
Preparing the Health Care System for an Age of Scarce and Expensive Oil
What mix of people will be there, and do they visit Climate Audit or read Michael Crichton? Not that they're missing much….
Amazon (and other retailers) make recommendations based solely on what will generate sales. What would you have them do instead?
Recommending similar books is anti-democratic?
Say what?
Richard. you might want to read it before you trash it.
You are showing your religeous leanings here.
Just keep reminding yourself that true science is always skeptical.
Anything else is religeon.
Little-more has been complaining bitterly about this book since he first ordered it – and he hasn't even received it yet.
Amazon.com are zionist neocon Bu$Hitler fascists!
Democracy does not thrive in places where people are poorly educated.
Sure it does. It thrives in India. Democracy is simply about "the people" controlling their own destiny. Over time, uneducated people in a democracy tend to develop laws and institutions that lift their level of knowledge.
The whole notion of democracy rests on a foundation of tolerance and plurality.
Democracy is about majority rule. Tolerance and plurality are offshoots of democracy because of the effect of regular elections.
What's happening, in media generally and now in books the last bastiion of pluralistic discussion) is that we are self-selecting into groups that no longer communicate with one another.
I don't see that. I see people communicating with each other and continuing to disagree with each other, which is common (and normal) in a democracy.
When one of those groups gets big enough, the democratic protections available to the other groups could disappear pretty quickly (a lesson that we should have learned from the post 9/11 crackdown in the U.S.).
Big enough? That's how a democracy functions. At its core, democracy = majority.
Not sure what "crackdown" post 9/11 you are referring to Richard. Do you know people who can't express their opinion? Are not allowed to vote?
"Not sure what "crackdown" post 9/11 you are referring to Richard. Do you know people who can't express their opinion? Are not allowed to vote?"
What?! You haven't heard of the mass-arrests, the martial law state-of-emergency? Micheal Moore and Sean Penn being frog marched to internment camps? Widespread censorship against political dissent?
Then, clearly, you haven't been paying attention to the prevailing left-wing mythology.
Little-more wrote:
"But this is still a creepy phenomenon - an automated mechanism designed to narrow people's views, to remove from them the opportunity to broaden their perspective."
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It gets worse! I went to the Amazon site and had a look. Today the list includes Liberal Fascism: The Secret History of the American Left, From Mussolini to the Politics of Meaning (it's cover graced with a smiley face wearing a cute little Hitler moustache), and Blacklisted by History: The Untold Story of Senator Joe McCarthy and His Fight Against America's Enemies. There's my Christmas shopping done.
All I can say is I am glad I am no longer in the book-selling business! I can't imagine putting some of this stuff out on display – but I would, just as we made the decision to sell and display The Satanic Verses years ago. In response to the comments here, online shopping has its merits, but if I were still running a bookstore, I would have these books on a single table with other titles representing the full spread of the political spectrum, not in specialized groups with signs identifying "Fascist Alarmism", "Revisionist History" or "Environmental Fantasy and Misinformation". Fern Mackenzie
Yes, when I want to learn about something I may look up a specific book in a library, but then I will browse the area around it, to see what else might be relevant. And as you say, in a library or a physical bookstore, the books are grouped by subject, not by whether they agree with each other.
Off Topic - But Interesting
The BBC is now officially a propoganda advocate of AGW:
Nothing reported there can be trusted any longer. http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2008/04/bbc_folds_then_folds_again.html
Interestingly, yesterday you linked to BBC in discussion with me in order to bolster support for your repetition of a skeptic talking point. To bring this back on topic, the fact that we have trolls reading here (well, sometimes reading) or at least linking to sites where 'AGW-deniers' were obviously exposed to 'AGW-alarmist' discussions – this does indicate some exchange of ideas across ideological boundaries. The exchanges were probably unconstructive, but at least there were exchanges. Perhaps, from a democratic standpoint, that recommends hope?
I agree on both counts.
While I feel strongly about my view of the subject I respect that you feel just as strongly the oposite way.
Without at least some airing of oposites, it would be a pretty boring blog.
Just a group of ministers preaching to the choir.
Sort of like Real Climate where decenters are censored to create the appearence of concensus.
Have a Day Steve.
Maybe you have a different Real Climate site bookmarked, different from the one which typically generates 150 or more scientific responses per blog item. Please check your bookmark – it should be: http://www.realclimate.org
BTW, thanks for reminding us to check out the real RC site. On April 3 they posted an item "Blogs and peer-review" which has generated 115 replies in a useful discussion: http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2008/04/blogs-and-peer-review/
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Conditions in the EU have deteriorated so badly that the European Roundtable of Industrialists has written the EU to warn that the EU's Kyoto mandates are eroding businesses' ability to compete in the world economy.
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You most certainly would not enjoy reading that article. It does not support your religwous belief system at all and would just make you angry.
Best you stick with propoganda from Pseudo Climate.org. They will always print exactly what you want to hear. Truth be darned.
But it's still crappy. The comparisons are wrong (1% increase for entire EU or what countries in it? … membership changes, and this 'analysis' has ignored that) – they compare EU economic growth to US but EU emissions growth to zero. How much have US emissions increased? Huh, US economic growth based on … poor fundamentals and now headed for a tumble(?); let's see how EU does with these fuel prices compared to US. Kyoto runs from 2008-2012 – when should the comparison be made, anyway?
Next they talk about businesses moving to foreign lands – no quantitation of something that's been occurring everywhere; can they really attribute this to Kyoto? The linked article fails to do so. The AGW deniers are eager to tell us that warming global temperatures can't be attributed to increases in greenhouse gases, but they are unwilling to apply even a tiny amount of skepticism to unfounded claims regarding the economy.
The linked article ignores other cap-&-trade successes and ignores that there are other approaches (carbon tax). I'll have to look at the European Roundtable Industrialist (whatever that is, is Monckton part of it?) report the article discusses (but doesn't link). I don't trust an ideologically-based American think tank to comment objectively on European economics. Do you?
No, despite Marc Sheppard's bigotted explanation at the rightwing website, I would say the BBC simply corrected some misapprehensions. It's longterm trends that matter.
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This will come as a shock to you, but Amazon.com is not a library.
It's called a "contrast".
Wow, the dumbnitude is just heart-wringing. Rob had nothing intelligent to write, but he just couldn't keep his nasty little fingers quiet.
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