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Registered User Newbie Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 34 | The Airport So, I was browsing the IGN wiki on GTA which is not brilliant for most things, but does actually have an awesome section on vehicles: http://uk.xbox360.ign.com/wiki/827/827005.html (not console specific) Now - I was looking at the civil service and transportation section and saw the airport vehicles (the feroci cab and the perrenial) but I have never found them in game. Every time you go near the airport you get that 4 star wanted level. I know it says near the terminal but they arent, just regular yellow cabs out there. So, a) Is there a way to avoid the wanted level? and b) Has anyone found those cars? |
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Look, I'm strokin' my weiner Join Date: May 2008 Location: Beirut, Lebanon. Posts: 224 | Yeah, I don't know why you keep on getting 4*.. There is a certain area that you can roam in the airport without getting cops all around. Try accessing it from a different entrance. |
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Registered User Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 6,836 | I've seen them. They're just Northwest-ish of the runway. I've never gone strictly there, but I assume you'll get a 4 star wanted level attempting to get them. |
05-28-2008 | #4 |
Look, I'm strokin' my weiner Join Date: May 2008 Location: Beirut, Lebanon. Posts: 224 | I just tested it so I wouldn't be telling you crap..because it's been long since I tried to take one. http://snapmap.wikigta.org/index.php...e=&set=649,143 here you go, enter the airport from here, and you should be able to see the cabs. |
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Sophisticated Silliness Addicted Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: England Posts: 1,221 | You dont need to go in to the airport to find them, the carpark out the front is full of them most of the time (south of the train station) And by the way you only get 4 stars for going into the restricted parts of the airport (anywhere through the security gates/behind the terminal), not just for going to the airport... You go to your nearest airport and see how easy it is for you to just stroll out onto the runway... __________________ Last edited by Lukeyy19; 05-28-2008 at 02:28 PM.. |
05-28-2008 | #6 |
"Your stupidity may be your one saving grace." Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: UK Posts: 1,392 | ^^ What he said, the car park in front of the main entrance usually has loads in. |
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Registered User Newbie Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 34 | Well see I figured that, but no. There are never any. Guess its totally random and I have been unlucky. I will try that entrance, cheers |
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Registered User Loyal Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: New York Posts: 687 | I can go in the airport no problem, but I've seen that Feroci car you're talking about, There was a line of like airport vehicles, ones i had never seen. Maybe you just need to get further into the story before you can go in the airport. But yeah I found then driving around inside. |
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NoGoodNick - April 12, 2012 at 7:36pm
This 'professor' must work for the publishing industry, because he certainly doesn't speak for 'authors' when he says that higher prices will mean more money for them.
Under Apple's model, the author gets the exact same royalty if the book is sold for $1.50 as they get for $19.99. That's one of the objections authors have with this arrangement. Frankly, they'd rather have a tiny piece of a bigger pie, than almost none of an overly expensive one.
High costs, which can't be justified on the basis of publishing expenses, helps no one but the publishers and Apple. It doesn't bring more books to market, it doesn't help the authors (who sell less books) and it doesn't help the consumer (who now have less options).
This is a CLEAR care of collusion by the industry to charge unrealistic prices. However, as upsetting as the case against e-Books are, I'm more interested in seeing how this plays out in terms of magazines. There's no reason to charge the same price for paper and virtual magazines, since it costs the producer nothing more than some programming time to produce each copy. The prices should reflect this, and be CHEAPER!
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At Every Day with Rachael Ray, we're no strangers to reader feedback. We were surprised, however, to learn that we have a doggie critic. This week, the food site First We Feast published a thorough and thoroughly opinionated review of our pet-friendly recipes, from the canine point of view. It was so rigorous, in fact, that a special rating system called "Wagat" (five tail wags is tops) was put in place to rate our puppy suppers, which, the human author noted, can be eaten by man and best friend alike (pictured). The recipes tested include the cheesy Cinco de Mayo Bowl, the refreshing Power Pooch Smoothie, and meaty Dog Sliders. To find out which ones Oscar (and his owner) liked best, and to view a slideshow of really cute pics and video chronicling the pup's reactions (did we mention they're really cute?), click here.
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XMM-Newton's view of Messier 82 (X-ray)
January 25, 2013
To celebrate the International Year of Astronomy, and as part of the 100 Hours of Astronomy cornerstone project, the European Space Agency released a magnificent image of the starburst galaxy Messier 82 (M82) obtained with the XMM-Newton observatory. (Follow the "Messier M82 with XMM-Newton (poster)" link to see the complete image.) This element of the image shows plumes of supergalactic winds glowing in X-rays.
M82 is located 12 million light years from us, in the Ursa Major constellation. It is the prototypical, and closest, starburst galaxy. In this type of galaxy the rate of star formation, and death, is about 10 times more than in our Galaxy, the Milky Way. The XMM-Newton optical and ultraviolet view of M82 (see "Messier M82 with XMM-Newton (optical/UV)") shows the bright plane of the galaxy and clearly depicts a region of intense star formation. The massive stars that are formed here evolve very quickly and explode as supernovae. Winds from these supernova explosions make their way through the dust in the disk of the galaxy and emerge as plumes of million degree gas glowing in X-rays. Astronomers believe that the burst of star formation in M82 was triggered about 100 million years ago during a close encounter with a neighbouring galaxy, M81.
A dedicated observation of M82 was made with XMM-Newton on 3 April 2009 during the 100 Hours of Astronomy. This, combined with previous observations, gave a total of 52.5 hours of XMM-Newton time for M82, and produced this special, celebration image.
XMM-Newton simultaneously collects data in different X-ray energy bands, and at optical and ultraviolet wavelengths. To create this image false colours are used to distinguish emission in different wavelengths. This X-ray image of M82 is a composition of the three X-ray bands (0.3-0.7 keV, 0.7-1.2 keV and 1.2 to 7 keV).
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Editorial Staff And Contributors DefinitionA bone marrow biopsy is the removal of a sample of bone marrow for testing. The procedure is most often done on the pelvic bone. It may also be done on the sternum.
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Cloud integration into a hybrid cloud has always been a hotly debated topic between the IT professional proposing the move and the executive, who has his hide on the line, tasked to evaluate and approve it. There are definitely a lot of pitfalls and drawbacks if the plan is not very well thought of. But even then, some services and functions that would have made those cloud integration plans work may not have been available at the time of planning.
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Yet the idea of boundless data centers operating within hybrid clouds gets increasingly appealing as more cloud service providers offer enterprises more attractive offerings. Imagine an enterprise no longer bound to the costs, risks and limitations of any set of locations, able to deploy apps and services as needed. Perhaps the only barrier to this new cloud era for the enterprise is the ultimate automation of all of the cloud integration processes.
Some approaches to migrating and running apps into and in between public clouds involve either doing the migration one server at a time, migration without services, or something that someone pulled out of a hat somewhere. Though they might fulfill some particular task and solve some problems, they by far do not have enough scope and breadth, that feeling of critical mass, to make them nothing more than some good ideas. During the Gartner Data Center Conference held during the first last December3-6, 2012 in Las Vegas, Gartner analysts acknowledged that hybrid clouds are the future, but the lack of tools is the biggest barrier to the adaption of hybrid clouds.
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2.2 Physical properties of large-scale structures
2.2.1 Masses and the mass to light ratio of galaxies; dark matter
In cosmology, mass and mass distribution are among the most important physical parameters. The masses of galaxies can be determined directly from their rotation curves and from membership in binary systems and groups and clusters of galaxies, making in each case appropriate assumptions. Gravitional lensing (see Sect. 2.1.1) promises to become an important tool for mass determination in the near future. Masses can be derived indirectly from the mass to light ratio for those galaxies which are too distant for direct measurements from rotation curves.
For clusters of galaxies, masses were first determined from the velocity dispersion of the cluster members under the assumption that the virial theorem can be applied. This method was used by Zwicky (1933) to determine the mass of the Coma cluster and by Smith (1936) to derive the mass of the Virgo cluster.
Methods of mass determination for both galaxies and clusters of galaxies were presented by Zwicky (1937c):
``Present estimates of the masses of nebulae are based on observations of the luminosities and internal rotations of nebulae. It is shown that both these methods are unreliable; that from the observed luminosities and extragalactic systems only lower limits for the values of their masses can be obtained . . ., and that from internal rotations alone no determination of the masses of nebulae is possible . . .
. . . three new methods for the determination of nebular masses are discussed, each of which makes use of a different fundamental principle of physics.
Method (1) is based on the virial theorem of classical mechanics. The application of this theorem to the Coma cluster leads to a minimum value = 4.5 · 1010 M for the average mass of its member nebulae.
Method (2) calls for the calls for the observation among nebulae of certain gravitational lens effects.
[Method (3)] gives a generalization of the principles of ordinary statistical mechanics to the whole system of nebulae, which suggests a new and powerful method which ultimately should enable us to determine the masses of all types of nebulae. This method is very flexible and is capable of many modes of application. It is proposed, in particular, to investigate the distribution of nebulae in individual great clusters.''
The last method is one of the early instances of using methods of probability theory to describe galaxy clustering (see Sect. 2.3.1).
The luminosity function can be used to derive the total luminous mass of a cluster from the mass/light ratio of its individual members.
The earliest determination of the mass to light ratio was made by Öpik (1922) for our own Galaxy in order to be used in his determination of the distance d to the Andromeda nebula. His value is
(the most recently determined value is 2.7).
With the rotation speed at a given angular radius and the apparent
magnitude of the nebula within this radius, the assumption that the
centripetal acceleration balances the gravitational acceleration and
the ratio M / L from our Galaxy, he had all the data needed to determine
Rotation values were first reported by Wolf
and Slipher
and later by Pease
The same ratio as employed by Öpik was used by
Hubble (1926) to
determine the mass of the Andromeda galaxy after he had measured its
Most of the early cosmologists
(Lemaître 1931b,
Zwicky 1933,
Hubble 1934)
were aware of the possible existence of dark matter. The problem
of hidden mass will not be discussed here, though it has become
increasingly more debated in cosmology, and in some models is given an
important role in the formation of galaxies.


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A recent report by the Feedonia group is bullish on 3-D printing growth through 2017, but industry numbers make one question the valuations of 3-D printing stocks. Typically, investors are willing to pay up for fast-growing stocks, but in certain scenarios the price paid can rob growth from future years. Review the Internet bubble years and see how even the top stocks spent years -- if not the next decade -- with revenue growing and the share price flat to down.
In this case, the top 3-D printing stocks -- 3D Systems (NYSE: DDD ) , Stratasys (NASDAQ: SSYS ) , and ExOne (NASDAQ: XONE ) -- trade at earnings and revenue multiples suggestive of explosive growth. In reality, industry demand is expected to grow around 20% according to Feedonia through 2017, or at about the same rate as the last five years. Other widely respected industry resources, such as Wohlers, place the growth at higher rates. Either way, the market growth is solid and supportive of strong stock valuations, but the gains in this sector in 2013 have priced in years of substantially higher growth.
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With 3D Systems surging roughly 100% since its lows back in October, the stock now trades at a multiple nearly 70 times 2014 earnings. Also, the company has a market valuation approaching $10 billion, with revenue expected to generate only 29% growth to reach $663 million. Another concern for investors is that its organic revenue growth rates tend to be low, considering the large number of deals 3D Systems makes each year.
In the third quarter of 2013, 3D Systems reported total revenue growth of 50%, with 30% overall organic growth. Organic growth is important because it measures the ability of the company to grow long term without the help of dilutive buyouts. A prime example of the importance of organic growth without dilutive acquisitions can be seen by looking at 3D's metrics on a per-share basis while considering the substantial increase in outstanding shares. The total shares increased to 102.4 million in the third quarter of 2013 from nearly 85 million last year. While total sales grew 50%, the per-share-revenue growth was only 23%. Even worse, earnings per share only grew 19% in the third quarter compared to the same period of 2013. Going forward, this dilution will only be warranted if the acquired companies can grow at respectable rates.
Considering that earnings and revenue per share only grew 20%, 3D Systems is very expensive; it trades on a multiple of 63 times forward earnings.
Big mergers, outsized gains
Stratasys has made two large mergers to consolidate the 3-D printing sector with the buyouts of Objet and MakerBot. The stock has soared, factoring in growth for years into the future. Objet provided access to the larger industrial printing sector while MakerBot brought Stratasys into the consumer segment. Both acquisitions provide huge benefits, but the company doesn't come without risk -- a valuation that is 58 times 2014 earnings estimates has risk baked in. The most important number to consider is that earnings are only forecast to grow 26% for the year.
The 3-D printing market is exciting -- it seems as though inventions are unveiled daily. For example, in December MakerBot introduced six new PLA filament colors including neon green and sparkly dark blue. The company now offers 23 colors which allows for ever-increasing coloring options for printing with the bioplastic derived from corn. This type of product improvement (and the ensuing news coverage) is already built into the forecasted industry growth. Investors shouldn't take this standard type of product improvement as a reason to buy into a stock.
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ExOne probably best signifies the purely speculative nature of the industry and its related stocks. The maker of industrial-sized 3-D printers isn't expected to generate $50 million in revenue for 2013, yet its market value approaches $1 billion. Maybe even worse, the company has missed analyst earnings estimates every time it's reported during its first year a public company. In a normal industry, the lack of predictable results would crush a stock, but this doesn't occur in the 3-D printing space.
In the third-quarter of 2013, ExOne only sold eight machines. With only $11.6 million in quarterly revenue, a machine costing almost $1 million each can have a dramatic impact on the top line. The company also provides 3-D printed products and services, but revenue from those segments hasn't even reached a quarterly total of $4 million, and only has about 33% growth. Neither total is suggestive of a stock worth nearly 20 times revenue.
Bottom line
The fever pitch in the 3-D printing sector should have investors heading for the exits. All of the potential in the sector is exciting, but the bottom line is that the growth rate is only going to be roughly 20%-30%. The stock gains continue to overshoot the growth rates of the industry -- investors should beware of paying high multiples for 3-D printing company stocks.
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I am happy to announce that I have been selected to attend the launch of the Mars Curiosity Rover as part of the launch tweetup! The launch is currently scheduled for November 25th.
Curiosity is the next rover headed to Mars. It is much larger than the previous rovers, Spirit and Opportunity and will carry a much larger suite of instruments. Although Curiosity is not designed to directly look for life on Mars, it will continue our attempts to determine if Mars had life on it in the past and if there are any pockets where life could still exist. It's nuclear power source will let it cover a lot of ground and power more advanced instruments (and it won't have solar panels that can get covered with dust!) It will be able to drill into rocks and scoop up soil and dust to analyze.
A rover this large can't land with airbags. It has a really cool crane type system that will lower it to the surface of Mars while the crane unit is held aloft by rockets. Kind of hard to envision, so here's the really cool animation. As you watch the video, remember this all has to happen automatically. Real time communication is not possible at that distance so there is no chance to fix any problems that may develop!
150 Twitter users have been selected to attend the launch tweetup. We will spend November 23rd touring the Cape, talking to mission scientists and trying not to get into too much trouble. We will have a day off on Thanksgiving before watching the launch from the media center on November 25th. Of course we will all be tweeting and blogging about our tours and the launch. You can follow me on twitter @halfastro (for my facebook friends, all tweets are automatically posted to facebook). You can also follow @marscuriosity, @nasatweetup or the #nasatweetup has tag.
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Editorial Addendum to Issue 60: Snapshot of the Global Economy, Summer 2009 |
Richard Waller collects images and links describing economic conditions in 2009. |
dev8D: JISC Developer Happiness Days |
Julian Cheal reports on the 5-day JISC's Developer Happiness Days event held at Birckbeck College, London over 16 - 21 February 2009. |
January 2009, issue58, event report |
Get Tooled Up: Staying Connected: Technologies Supporting Remote Workers |
Having considered organisational issues in her previous article, Marieke Guy takes a look at the many technologies that support remote working, from broadband to Web 2.0 social networking tools. |
October 2008, issue57, feature article |
CILIP Cataloguing and Indexing Group Annual Conference |
Christina Claridge reports on the conference, held 3-5 September 2008, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland. |
October 2008, issue57, event report |
Book Review: Against the Machine |
Mahendra Mahey reviews a book which examines popular Internet culture and how it may be having negative effects on many of us. |
The 2008 Mashed Museum Day and UK Museums on the Web Conference |
Mia Ridge reports on the Mashed Museum day and the Museums Computer Group UK Museums on the Web Conference, held at the University of Leicester in June 2008. |
July 2008, issue56, event report |
News and Events |
Ariadne presents a brief summary of news and events. |
July 2008, issue56, news and events |
Editorial Introduction to Issue 55: Digital Lives, Digital Values |
Richard Waller introduces Ariadne issue 55. |
We Do Not Know We Are Born (Digital) |
Richard Waller introduces Ariadne issue 54. |
Human-powered Search Engines: An Overview and Roundup |
Phil Bradley looks at the major contenders and discusses the value of this type of search engine. |
January 2008, issue54, feature article |
Saving Energy in the Workplace |
Eddie Young outlines some of the issues faced by a Systems Administrator when trying to save energy in the workplace. |
January 2008, issue54, feature article |
Editorial Introduction to Issue 53: Unlocking Our Televisual Past |
Richard Waller introduces Ariadne issue 53. |
Editorial Introduction to Issue 52: The New Invisible Industry |
Richard Waller introduces Ariadne issue 52. |
24 Hour Museum: From Past to Future |
As 24 Hour Museum rebuilds and looks outwards to new partnerships, Jon Pratty looks at challenges faced over the last seven years. |
July 2007, issue52, feature article |
Capacity Building: Spoken Word at Glasgow Caledonian University |
Iain Wallace, Graeme West and David Donald give an account of the origins, nature and establishment of Spoken Word Services at Glasgow Caledonian University. |
July 2007, issue52, feature article |
Supporting Creativity in Networked Environments: The COINE Project |
Geoff Butters, Amanda Hulme and Peter Brophy describe an approach to enabling a wide range of users to create and share their own stories, thus contributing to the development of cultural heritage at the local level. |
April 2007, issue51, feature article |
Using Blogs for Formative Assessment and Interactive Teaching |
Lisa Foggo provides a case-study of using a blog for formative assessment. Its interactivity engaged participants and permitted measurement of student expectations and satisfaction with library sessions. |
April 2007, issue51, feature article |
Search Engines: Why Ask Me, and Does 'X' Mark the Spot? |
Phil Bradley takes a look at different versions of Ask to see how it is developing and looks at how it is emerging from its servant roots. |
April 2007, issue51, feature article |
The JISC Annual Conference 2007 |
Philip Pothen and colleagues provide an overview of the proceedings of this Spring's JISC Annual Conference. |
April 2007, issue51, event report |
KIM Project Conference: Knowledge and Information Management through Life |
Alex Ball provides an overview of the March 2007 KIM Project Conference. |
April 2007, issue51, event report |
Book Review: E-learning and Disability in Higher Education |
Simon Ball reviews a comprehensive discussion of e-learning and accessibility that gives support and guidance to effect good practice from individual to institutional level. |
New Search Engines in 2006 |
Phil Bradley takes a look at some of the search engines that he noticed in 2006 and provides quick assessments. |
January 2007, issue50, feature article |
e-Books for the Future: Here but Hiding? |
Brian Whalley outlines some developments in e-book technologies and links them to existing ways of presenting textbook information. |
October 2006, issue49, feature article |
Wiki Or Won't He? A Tale of Public Sector Wikis |
Marieke Guy revisits a topic receiving considerable attention these days and reflects on wiki use by public organisations. |
October 2006, issue49, feature article |
Video Streaming of Events |
Greg Tourte and Emma Tonkin describe the set-up and use of video streaming technology at the IWMW 2006 event. |
October 2006, issue49, feature article |
C21st Curation Spring 2006 Public Lecture Series |
Neil Beagrie and Helen Forde report on the public lecture series 'C21st Curation: access and service delivery' held at University College London over April and May 2006. |
July 2006, issue48, event report |
Email Curation: Practical Approaches for Long-term Preservation |
Dave Thompson reports on a two-day conference on Email Curation organised by the Digital Curation Centre. |
July 2006, issue48, event report |
News and Events |
Ariadne presents a brief summary of news and events. |
July 2006, issue48, news and events |
Editorial Introduction to Issue 47: Keeping What We Know |
Richard Waller introduces Ariadne 47. |
Google Challenges for Academic Libraries |
John MacColl analyses the reactions many academic libraries may be having to the range of tools Google is currently rolling out and outlines a strategy for institutions in the face of such potentially radical developments. |
February 2006, issue46, feature article |
Book Review: Memory Bytes - History, Technology, and Digital Culture |
Ingrid Mason takes a look at this collection of essays and analyses how these authors contribute to our understanding of digital culture by placing digital technology in an historical context. |
Web 2.0: Building the New Library |
Paul Miller explores some of the recent buzz around the concept of 'Web 2.0' and asks what it means for libraries and related organisations. |
October 2005, issue45, feature article |
Looking for More Than Text? |
Balviar Notay and Catherine Grout give an overview of developments in digitisation programmes, on-line delivery services and specialised search engines which cater for searching and locating still images and time-based media and consider the issues that surround their use, focusing particularly on JISC developments. |
October 2005, issue45, feature article |
Web Focus: Must Email Die? |
Brian Kelly recently gave a talk on this subject at the Internet Librarian International 2005 conference. In this article he expands on the talk and revisits the question as to whether email really should disappear. |
Editorial Introduction to Issue 44: One Day We All Learn the Hard Way |
Richard Waller introduces Ariadne issue 44. |
Creative Archive |
Paul Gerhardt describes the origins and development of the Creative Archive Project at the BBC. |
July 2005, issue44, feature article |
Revealing All |
Ann Chapman describes Revealweb, a Web site that brings together information about accessible resources for visually impaired people. |
July 2005, issue44, feature article |
Mobile Blogs, Personal Reflections and Learning Environments: The RAMBLE Project |
Paul Trafford describes how mobile blogs for personal reflection may be related to institutional learning environments, drawing on experiences from the RAMBLE Project. |
July 2005, issue44, feature article |
Search Engines: Google and Search: Some of the Latest Developments |
Phil Bradley takes a look at some of the new developments at Google. |
July 2005, issue44, regular column |
Miles Banbery reports on the 9th Institutional Web Management Workshop held at the University of Manchester, UK, over 6-8 July 2005. |
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Throughout his life, Thomas Jefferson was known as a man of many talents and intellectual interests. As a well-known lawyer before entering the political realm, many a man had read his pieces and knew of his talents with ink and quill. His writing skills did not go unnoticed because as the American Revolutionary War broke out, he was selected to write a routine resolution. The document would come to be known as the Declaration of Independence and Jefferson as it's principal author.
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82 Shot, 14 Killed In Chicago Over Long July 4 Weekend
I heard her pray the night Chicago died
Brother what a night it really was
Brother what a fight it really was, glory be…"
As the local news talked about the high number of shootings that occurred over the long holiday weekend in Chicago, I couldn't help but think of the song lyrics of "The Nght Chicago Died" by Paper Lace. Peter Nickeas reported on the Chicago Tribune website yesterday:
In all, at least 82 people were shot, 14 of them fatally, since Thursday afternoon…
Five of the people were shot by police over 36 hours on Friday and Saturday, including two boys 14 and 16 who were killed when they allegedly refused to drop their guns.
Many of the long weekend's shootings were on the South Side, clustered in the Englewood, Roseland, Gresham and West Pullman neighborhoods that rank among the most violent in the city.
As expected, Mayor Rahm Emanuel used the occasion to push for more gun "control." From the Tribune piece:
Asked why police, even with extra patrols, couldn't tamp down the violence, Emanuel said: "It's a fair question, where were the police? What were they doing? I would also say, where are the gun laws?"
Nickeas added:
He called for "better policing, better prevention" as well as better parenting and tougher gun laws…
Meanwhile, Chicago Police Department Superintendent Garry McCarthy called attention to one of the real reasons why the "Windy City" is experiencing the type of violence seen this past weekend. Stefano Esposito, Frank Main, and Brian Slodysko wrote on the Chicago Sun-Times website yesterday morning:
McCarthy, standing beside a cache of recently seized guns and rifles, touched on one of his favorite themes — the lack of punishment in Illinois for people who illegally own guns…
He repeated his frustration that many of the people who threaten his cops with firearms have been previously convicted of gun crimes. He frequently points out that people arrested for gun crimes are often released on bond. And if they're convicted, they don't serve serious prison time, he says…
"They don't serve serious prison time."
Why is that?
Consider what Cook County President Toni Preckwinkle said back in the fall. The Chicago Tribune's Hal Dardick reported on October 2, 2013:
"I've been quite clear that I don't believe in mandatory minimums," said Preckwinkle, who also made it clear she was referring to both drug and gun crimes. "I think that they're one of the reasons that our jails and our prisons are overcrowded, and they basically tie the judges' hands and eliminate judicial discretion, and the reason we have judges on the bench is to exercise discretion."
Dardick later added:
Preckwinkle is trying to lower the costs of detaining people who are awaiting trial at the overcrowded county jail.
Preckwinkle also has noted the costs to society of get-tough-on-crime mandatory minimum sentences that often put nonviolent offenders — or people capable of rehabilitation — behind bars for long periods, making it less likely they can later launch a productive life.
"All of these people, you know, unless we send them to jail for life, they eventually return to our communities," Preckwinkle said, speaking to reporters after a County Board meeting. "And the longer they stay in prison, the less employable and the more problematic their future outcome."
In the meantime, the carnage continues…
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Nickeas, Peter. "Fourth of July weekend toll: 82 shot, 14 of them fatally, in Chicago." Chicago Tribune. 7 July 2014. (http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/breaking/chi-fourth-of-july-toll-82-shot-14-of-them-fatally-in-chicago-20140707,0,5439185.story). 8 July 2014.
Esposito, Stefano, Main, Frank, and Slodysko, Brian. "McCarthy: Hundreds of extra cops not enough to quell weekend of violence." Chicago Sun-Times. 7 July 2014. (http://www.suntimes.com/28524972-761/mccarthy-hundreds-of-extra-cops-not-enough-to-quell-weekend-of-violence.html#.U7vrD5VOXIV). 8 July 2014.
Dardick, Hal. "Preckwinkle opposes Emanuel on gun crime mandatory sentences." Chicago Tribune. 2 Oct. 2013. (http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2013-10-02/news/chi-preckwinkle-opposes-emanuel-on-gun-crime-mandatory-sentences-20131002_1_preckwinkle-gun-violence-gun-crime). 8 July 2014.
2 Comments to 82 Shot, 14 Killed In Chicago Over Long July 4 Weekend
Wow – I'm glad I am no where near this city. Sounds like things are getting more and more out of control in the "rougher" parts of town.
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Wow – I'm glad I am no where near this city.
The city of Chicago is still generally safe. A healthy dose of "street smarts" and situational awareness goes a long way though when living there on a daily basis (i.e., don't stare at gangbangers, like one of my vehicle's passengers was doing while I was driving on a local expressway some years back).
Sounds like things are getting more and more out of control in the "rougher" parts of town.
The majority of the shootings/murders are still confined to the "seedier" areas of Chicago. But criminal activity seems like it's picking up in a lot of other neighborhoods- including the "safe" ones- though "official" crime stats don't support this. I, for one, stopped trusting the government numbers a long time ago.
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Last night on CNBC's The Kudlow Report, PovertyCure director and Acton Research Fellow Michael Matheson Miller joined host Lawrence Kudlow and Rusty Reno, Editor of First Things magazine, to discuss the position of the Roman Catholic Church on global capitalism in light of Pope Francis' Apostolic Exhortation 'Evangelii Gaudium.' The video is embedded below.
Acton Institute Director of Research Samuel Gregg has been busy on the interview circuit over the past few days as news organizations look for intelligent analysis of Evangelii Gaudium, Pope Francis' Apostolic Exhortation that that was released last week. On Monday, the Wall Street Journal called upon Gregg to provide his thoughts on the economic content in the exhortation on Opinion Journal Live; we've embedded the video below.
On Wednesday, Rev. Robert A. Sirico, Acton's President and co-founder, offered his initial comments on "Evangelii Gaudium," the Apostolic Exhortation released on November 26 by Pope Francis. This morning, Rev. Sirico spent some time extending his thoughts during the course of a couple of radio interviews.
In his first interview of the day, Rev. Sirico appeared on The Chris Salcedo Show on The Blaze Radio Network:
Later on, Rev. Sirico joined host Larry Kudlow on 77 WABC in New York City for a nearly 40 minute discussion of the document, which is well worth your time to listen to in full:
In this short talk, Rev. Robert A. Sirico, co-founder and president of the Acton Institute, offers some general observations about the new "Apostolic Exhortation" published Nov. 26 by Pope Francis. Specifically, Rev. Sirico addresses the economic content of the work, titled "Evangelii Gaudium" (The Joy of the Gospel) and poses some questions for further reflection. And please take a moment to watch this PovertyCure trailer also posted here.
With the November 26 publication of Pope Francis's apostolic exhortation Evangelii Gaudium, we have the first teaching document that is truly his own. And it very much shows, both in style and content, compared to the encyclical Lumen Fidei, which was mostly written by Pope Benedict XVI. Evangelii Gaudium is full of the home-spun expressions of faith that have made Francis the most popular public figure on the planet, and the exhortation is certain to succeed in challenging all of us to live in more sincere, compassionate, and self-giving ways. It has also provided some much-needed clarification of the Pope's previous statements on abortion and marriage that had a few wondering, with only slight exaggeration, whether the Pope was actually Catholic.
By now it is obvious that, in his words and deeds, Pope Francis has a remarkable ability to speak to the heart of the common man, someone who may not know much about or regularly practice his faith but wants to be on good terms with God and other people. It is equally obvious that Francis has made the "new evangelization," i.e. bringing back fallen-away or secularized Catholics, central to his pontificate. By making the proclamation of the Good News of Jesus his number one priority, the Holy Father is fulfilling his God-given mandate to feed Christ's sheep. Like nearly everyone else who has been closely watching him in action, I have been moved and inspired to live my faith more intensely, all the while recognizing the inadequacy of my efforts if it weren't for God's grace and untiring mercy.
How can we account for Francis's popularity? Some in the media sense possible changes in Church teaching on all kinds of (mostly sexual) matters, but I think there's more to it. Pope Benedict's intellectual approach to explaining Christianity has been followed by Pope Francis's commonsensical one. Each undoubtedly has its strengths and weaknesses and will carry greater appeal to different sorts of people. It may not be certain how the Holy Spirit selects and inspires any particular pontiff, but one can hazard a guess and say Francis's style and tone may be exactly what the Church needs at this moment in history.
There are instances, however, when a more considered understanding of technical matters would be preferable; the exhortation's tirades against the market economy are one. (more…)
If you had asked me as a young Baptist boy to explain the difference between Protestants and Catholics, I would have said that Catholics were the Christians who "have to do what the Pope tells them to do." Now I'm an old Baptist and realize how naive I was. (I'm more likely to agree with the Pope on social doctrine than do many American Catholics I know.)
I'm still unclear, though, on where Catholics draw the line of demarcation between complete freedom of conscience and deference to magisterial authority. After all, if a Catholic can support abortion and still receive communion, what is off-limits?
One area that I had assumed was clearly in the optional category was papal social teaching. But several years ago, M.J. Andrew made a persuasive argument that the social encyclical Caritas in Veritate was binding on all Catholics:
Pope Francis has released his first apostolic exhortation, Evangelii Gaudium (The Joy of the Gospel). An apostolic exhortation
…is published to encourage the faithful to live in a particular manner or to do something, e.g., post synodal documents offered to the church in summary of a previous synod and hoping the faithful will do something helpful for the life of the church…
Even though the author of this essay in Catholic World Report is careful to make distinctions, this would seem to be the choice: Thomas Aquinas or Ron Paul. It is, in fact, how the indispensable Real Clear Religion website framed the debate this morning.
To compare a religion with an intellectual and moral tradition that goes back thousands of years with a quasi-political movement that is more known for what it is against than what is for is worse than comparing apples and oranges. Yet the Catholic view of the world does seem to be in tension with one that values freedom most of all and pleads agnostic on other important issues. Brian Jones focuses on three areas of disagreement: 1) the necessity of government, 2) law as moral pedagogy and 3) the proper order of politics.
Having studied both economics and political philosophy as well as worked in the field of Catholic social teaching for the Holy See, I'm more than a bit interested in the matter. I readily admit to having libertarian instincts and preferences in economics, while also believing in the primacy of the political in a social order that has a supernatural end. Jones puts it well when he writes, "In Catholicism, there is always the realization that in order for politics to be itself, and accomplish what it is meant to in accord with man's nature as a social and political animal, it must point to that which is ultimately not political."
So does that make me suspect on Catholic AND libertarian grounds? Or can I coherently believe in free markets and the truth about God and man as taught by the Church? Catholic teaching thankfully does not require its adherents to share the same opinions on prudential matters. I know this may seem like a cop-out to the more strictly (harshly?) principled, but it also happens to better reflect the realities of the messy world we live in. Or am I alone in this view?
In Francis Rooney's book, The Global Vatican, Rooney quotes Pope Benedict XVI regarding diplomacy, that it is, "in a certain sense, an act of hope." This is an apt description of the work of diplomats, especially those associated with the Vatican. As Rooney points out,
The pope comes to the table with no threats, no bullets, no drones; he has no stick and no carrots. He comes simply as a man of faith, armed with words and beliefs. His is the ultimate soft power.
The Global Vatican is a rich and pleasantly-detailed look at the history of U.S.-Vatican relations, as well as Rooney's recollections of his time as U.S. Ambassador to the Holy See from 2005-2008. While one can imagine that the job of a diplomat varies from place to place, much of it is the same: to represent the interest of one's own country while serving in a foreign land. In the case of the Holy See, it's even more complex: the Holy See is the home of a religion, not simply a nation of people under one flag. As Rooney points out, to understand Vatican diplomacy, one must understand the Catholic Church. (more…)
"Roman Catholicism is primarily concerned with man's transcendent end and purpose," says Rev. James V. Schall, S.J., "with how it is achieved in actual lives, in actual places, and in real time." Rev. Schall considers how Catholicism and political philosophy are connected:
A course in "Roman Catholic Political Philosophy" is rarely found in any academic institution, including those sponsored by the Church. We do find courses titled "Religion and Politics," "Social Doctrine of the Church," or "Church and State" — but "Roman Catholic Political Philosophy" is something different. Going back to Plato, it is common to find that most people consider philosophers and academics, not to mention clerics, to be rather foolish and naïve when it comes to dealing with the practical affairs of this world. Philosophers are notorious for studying everything else but politics; and when they do, they insist on studying them as if their object were like that of the physical sciences and not free human agents. Aristotle already warned us not to use a method that was inappropriate to the nature of the object studied.
But there are two questions combined in that title: First, what is political philosophy? And second, what is Roman Catholicism? The two are not to be confused. They are, if possible, to be related in a coherent, non-contradictory whole such that each retains its essential nature while relating to the other. Whether we like it or not, both are present in the actual human world in which we live. Philosophy, to be itself, cannot, by its own methods, exclude any consideration of what is, of what claims to be true. Roman Catholics, during their time on earth, live in the polities to which they belong or dwell in. Like everyone else, they too are "political animals," as Aristotle said.


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