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Your Cape Town Weekend: things to do indoors from Friday 19 to Sunday 21 April, 2013
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Fazielah Williams has lived in and loved her Mother City since birth. Having lived all over the Peninsula during her childhood, she now calls the picturesque City Bowl home and likes nothing more than watching the sun set over Table Bay from the window of her apartment.
A lover of the arts and proud Cape Town fanatic, Fazielah began her writing career by spending many hours as a child conjuring fantastical stories that featured independent heroines from faraway lands who saved the Prince instead. This Capetonian princess has enjoyed stints as a magical arts PRO and TV publicist before finding her calling as a travel writer.
When not waxing lyrical about the Fairest Cape's most loved attractions and activities and embarking on unexpected adventures, Fazielah can usually be found taking in a show at one of the City's fabulous theatres.
We're in for a slightly cooler weekend in the beautiful Mother City this weekend, Cape Town fanatics, but that doesn't mean the fun has to stop.
In fact, there is plenty to see and do indoors in our bustling hometown so join me at the following events and activities from Friday 19 to Sunday 21 April, 2013, and discover some of Cape Town's hidden gems:
Constantia Food and Wine Festival
If it's good food, great wine and fabulous entertainment you're after, you can't do better that the decadent Constantia Food and Wine Festival.
Hosted at the impressive Constantia Uitsig wine estate, this year's festival will showcase 40 of the finest wines and delicious food from the surrounding award-winning restaurants, including from Bistro Sixteen82 and Cellars-Hohenort.
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Michael McIntyre Live in Cape Town
The United Kingdom's funniest son is set to tickle your funny bone this Friday night. Don't miss the hilarious Michael McIntyre in the warmth of the Grand West Casino and Entertainment World's Grand Arena.
Generally acknowledged as the world's most successful comedian currently, McIntyre is sure to have you rolling in the aisles with laughter.
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Madame Zingara's Miracle Tour
No one does luxurious food paired with phenomenal entertainment quite like Madame Zingara, so if there is absolutely one thing you MUST do this weekend, it's the Miracle Tour at the V&A Waterfront.
Marvel at the sights, sounds and sheer magnificence of this seaside spectacular at the Mother City's premier shopping destination.
Reserve your table by calling + 27 (0)861 623 263.

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German carmaker Audi reported booming sales for August, making the month the best-ever in company history. Audi's premium A3 compact car is billed as the company's next top-seller.
Deliveries in August surged 14.9 percent on the same month a year ago, as Audi continued growing in all regions of the world, the German carmaker announced Monday.
As customers bought 108,100 Audi cars last month, total sales for the past eight months of 2012 reached 961,000 vehicles, up 12.7 percent compared with the same period in 2011, the subsidiary of Germany's biggest auto maker Volkswagen said.
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Audi AG (NSU) trimmed Bayerische Motoren Werke AG (BMW)'s lead in 2012 luxury-car sales to just 2,110 vehicles in August, threatening BMW's seven-year hold on the top position in premium auto deliveries.
The Volkswagen AG (VOW) luxury brand boosted eight-month sales 13 percent to 961,000 vehicles, compared with BMW's 7.8 percent increase to 963,110 autos, according to the two companies' monthly sales reports. BMW, the world's largest-maker of luxury cars, led by 40,513 vehicles through August of last year.
VW is reaping the benefits from pouring 20 billion euros ($25.6 billion) into research and development at Audi since 2002. The luxury brand now sells 12 model lines, twice what it had in 2003, including three sport-utility vehicles, the A1 compact and the R8 sports car. Audi, which ranks second in premium-vehicle deliveries since overtaking Daimler AG (DAI)'s Mercedes-Benz in 2011, has a goal of beating BMW by 2020.
Audi is likely to overtake BMW several years ahead of that target unless "there are surprising shifts in market share which I don't expect, especially in China," said Daniel Schwarz, a Frankfurt-based Commerzbank analyst. "They are the strongest growing luxury brand, and they just launched the A3, which is close to being their best-selling car in a peak year."
The updated A3 hatchback went on sale in Germany in August, three weeks ahead of Mercedes' A-Class. Mercedes plans to expand its lineup of compacts from two to at least five in the coming years, and has opened a new plant in Hungary dedicated to building smaller models. The A3, which made up 14 percent of Audi's 2011 deliveries, starts at 21,600 euros, undercutting the A-Class's base price of 23,978 euros.
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"There will be more A-Class derivatives over the coming years," said Commerzbank's Schwarz. "But the A3 is established in the market and will take the lead among the three brands, helping Audi to keep its sales momentum."
Volkswagen advanced 70 cents, or 0.5 percent, to 142 euros in Frankfurt trading today. Munich-based BMW gained 0.9 percent to 58.53 euros, while Daimler fell 0.8 percent to 38.77 euros.
The 102,730 vehicles BMW sold in August fell short of the 108,100 sold by Audi, which also passed the BMW brand in deliveries in April and July. The VW unit's delivery growth was led by jumps so far this year of 33 percent in China and 18 percent in the U.S., the world's two biggest auto markets.
"Every month the figures are surprisingly good," said Frankfurt-based Silvia Quandt analyst Albrecht Denninghoff, who rates VW neutral. "Audi's growth is overwhelmingly because of China, with the U.S. also playing a role."
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Chennai (Madras) is known as the Gateway of Southern India. The East India Company developed Madras as one of the major trading centres in India. Chennai has a blend of Dravidian and Gothic architecture in its buildings. The city might have grown but it hasn't lost its traditional grace and charm. The Tamil society might have incorporated English culture but the Dravidian roots are b as ever.
Fort St. George
Fort St. George was among the first few bastions built by the East India Company to protect its interests in India. This fortification also marks the beginning of Madras (Chennai) as a modern city.
Kapaleeswarar Temple
Chennai has many temples and each one of them is worth a visit. One of the largest and oldest temples in Chennai, the Kapaleeswarar temple has inscriptions from the 13th century A.D. and is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The architectural style of the temple is one of the best examples of Dravidian architecture. The walls and pillars of the temple are very delicately and intricately carved and depict scenes from Hindu mythology.
Sri Parthasarathy Temple
This 8th century temple was built by the Pallavas and is dedicated to Lord Krishna and houses images of the five avatars (incarnations) of Vishnu. It also has a small shrine dedicated to Vishnu's consort Vedavalli Ammai. The temple was renovated in the 16th century by the Vijayanagar kings.
Little Mount Shrine
If you like visiting places of both historical and religious interest, the Little Mount Shrine is perfect. It is said that St. Thomas lived and preached from this place.
St. Thomas Mount
The apostle is believed to have been killed by his assassin on this hill. St. Thomas Mount remains a landmark in Chennai.
The Snake Park
One of the largest and best snake parks in India, the Chennai Snake Park attracts visitors of all ages. The collection of reptiles and Indian snakes is quite amazing. One can watch the snakes being fed, their venom being removed and if one is not squeamish about snakes, can touch them too.
The Marina Beach
Golden sands, good surf and a simmering clean sea is what one can expect to find on one of the longest beaches in Asia. Take along your sun tan lotions though.
The Theosophical Society
Chennai is head quarters to the Theosophical society in India. The society was initially located in the USA but was later shifted to Chennai. The huge Banyan tree spanning 40,000 sq. ft serves as the place where discourses are given. This place houses shrines of almost all faiths and a 95-year old library with a rare collection of books and manuscripts, many of which are written on palm leaves and parchments.
Meaning the 'Centre of Arts', the Kalakshetra was established to train people in the traditional dance form, Bharatanataym. Founded by Rukmani Devi in 1936 to encourage and arouse interest in this classical dance, this temple has developed into an institution devoted to the revival of traditional dance, textile designing and weaving, taught in its natural harmonious environs.
Birla Planetarium
Equipped with fully computerised projectors to depict the world beyond earth, the Birla Planetarium is one of the most modern planetariums in the country. It makes audio-visual presentations to the public and students on various themes in astronomy. These presentations are made in a manner that introduces even the basic of laymen to the mysteries of the universe.
Valluvar Kottam
A memorial to the immortal Tamil poet-saint Thiruvalluvar, this landmark is located at Nungambakkam. The shrine is a replica of the chariot temple of Thiruvarur. A life-size statue has been installed on the chariot. It also has an auditorium, which can accommodate 4000 people at a time and is the largest in Asia.
National Art Gallery and Government Museum
The museum houses a fine collection of items in various sections of geology, archaeology, numismatics, anthropology, botany and zoology.
A site of many ancient sculptural marvels, Mamallapuram was the port city of the Pallavas. The Pallavas had mastered the art of construction without using bricks or mortar, carving out exquisite sculptures from rocks. The best example of their art here are the five monolith chariots, the pride of Mamallapuram. The various panels on the walls depict scenes from Hindu mythology and fables from the Panchtantra. Located 61 kms from Chennai, it is now known as Mahabalipuram.
Crocodile Bank
Close to Mahabalipuram and 44 kms from Chennai is the Crocodile breeding and research centre run by Romulus Whittaker. This farm breeds several species from India and Africa in captivity to augment the crocodile population. These crocodiles are kept in captivity and can be viewed from a safe distance.
This place is an ideal picnic spot with facilities for boating and wind surfing. It is 36 kms from Chennai.
The Shiva temple here is located on top of a hill, 160m high. Try and make it to this place around lunch time. Every afternoon, two white kites come to the temple and are fed by the priest. It is believed that these kites are saints who stop at the temple on their journey to Varanasi from Rameshwaram. Below the hill temple is the larger Shiva temple with a tank which is said to have healing powers. Every 12 years, a conch is found in the tank. A large collection of such conches is kept in the temple. Thirukkalukundram is 70 kms from Chennai.
Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary
A variety of birds migrate to Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary every year. This sanctuary is one of the largest sanctuaries for birds in India. Varied species of birds can be spotted here. The best season to visit this marshy, 30-hectare park is between November and February. It is 85 kms from Chennai.
The golden city of temples is one of the seven most famous holy cities of Hindu mythology. The weavers of Kancheepuram have been famous from ancient times for some of the best woven silk sarees in the world. It has also been the centre of culture and learning down the ages. Adi Shankaracharya, one of the greatest gurus of Hindu spirituality established his ashram here. Kancheepuram is 75 kms from Chennai.
Tamil Nadu is known through the country for its traditional south Indian food and its filter coffee. There are a great many places where you can try out the 'fast-food' variety, consisting of Dosas and other South Indian delicacies. There are of course, a number of places that offer other cuisines.
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While Chennai celebrates most major Indian festivals, Pongal - the harvest festival is Tamil Nadu's own festival. This festival is a thanks and prayer for prosperity, celebrated in mid-January with much feasting, music and dance.
Diwali, the festival of lights and Holi, the festival of color are popular. The other festival celebrated with a lot of fervor is the Tamil New Year, which falls in the month of April.
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'Get in the Game' Luncheon Planned for April 27Event Details: 11:30 a.m., April 27, Chaifetz Arena, 1 S. Compton Ave., St. Louis, MO, 63103
Tennis great Billie Jean King, one of the most influential individuals in American sports history, will be the keynote speaker at the sixth annual "Get in the Game" Luncheon, to be held Wednesday, April 27 at Lorenzini's inside Chaifetz Arena. For the fourth consecutive year, the event will be presented by Boeing.
The reception begins at 11:30 a.m., with the program and lunch beginning at noon. Admission is free, although attendees will be asked to make a contribution to the "Get in the Game" scholarship fund. To RSVP, please contact The Billiken Club at (314) 977-8180 or email@example.com.
Since its inception in 2006, the event has raised more than $200,000 in scholarship funding to benefit female student-athletes majoring in business, and all proceeds go toward this initiative. SLU Athletics co-hosts the event with the John Cook School of Business, and has teamed with the St. Louis Aces of World TeamTennis to welcome King as this year's featured guest.
This year's recipient is Jessica Van Nostrand, a freshman on the SLU softball team. Past recipients are Megan Nigbur (track and field), Katie Merritt (cross country/track and field), Natalie Gamez (field hockey) and the inaugural scholarship recipient, Mary Moloney (cross country/track and field).
"The Get in the Game Luncheon celebrates women student-athletes at SLU and raises money to provide scholarship assistance for individuals attending the John Cook School of Business here at Saint Louis University," Saint Louis director of athletics Chris May said. "We thank Boeing for its continued support of this event.
"Few individuals have done more for women in sports than Billie Jean King," May said. "Dr. Ellen Harshman, Dean of the John Cook School of Business, and I are honored to welcome Billie Jean to this year's luncheon. We would like to thank Dani Apted and the St. Louis Aces for their partnership in providing SLU Athletics the opportunity to host a true American icon."
In addition to individual attendance, a limited number of VIP packages are available for $1,500 and include reserved seating for four, close to the podium, along with one SLU student-athlete and coach at table. The package includes a VIP meet and greet and photo with Billie Jean King from 11:00-11:30 a.m. Also included are two VIP parking passes for the Fred Weber Lot and recognition in official Get in the Game event program in addition to four tickets to the St. Louis Aces opening night at Dwight Davis Memorial Tennis Center on July 6, starring Lindsay Davenport.
Named one of the "100 Most Important Americans of the 20th Century" by Life magazine and a 2009 recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, Billie Jean King has long been a pioneer for social justice. She is recognized for spearheading the women's movement in tennis and for her lifelong pursuit of equality in sports and in life.
King grew up playing tennis in the California public parks and won 39 Grand Slam titles during her career. She led efforts to form the Virginia Slims Series and founded the Women's Tennis Association. She empowered women and educated men when she defeated Bobby Riggs in one of the greatest moments in sports history - the Battle of the Sexes on Sept. 20, 1973.
In 1974, King co-founded World TeamTennis (WTT), the revolutionary co-ed professional tennis league. That same year, she founded the Women's Sports Foundation to advance the lives of women and girls through sports and physical activity. In August 2006, the National Tennis Center, home of the US Open, was renamed the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in honor of her accomplishments on and off the court.


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Del wrote:Yeah I suggested that Bouncy. I think she was a bit too overwhelmed and scared at the time. We have had a long talk about what to do if it ever happens again.
Funny... I educated my girls VERY pointedly about staying safe, scenarios, exit plans, etc. I dont think it hits home until it actually happens.
Remember to teach them to jab their fingers into the assailants eyes if they get attacked - it is MUCH more effective and easier to pull off than kicking a guy in the nuts. It works on women too lol. I know it is a little bit gross and violent, but if it gets you out of serious danger then so be it.
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"The Australian cricket captain is the Prime Minister Australia wishes it had. Steve Waugh is that man, Michael Clarke is not." - Jarrod Kimber
RIP Fardin Qayyumi and Craig Walsh - true icons of CricketWeb.
Think "poised to" is overstating the case slightly. NZ might decide to give him a swerve completely. Keen as they are on converted Saffers/Aussies, none of the imports to have made the full Black Caps sides had already played full internationals for another test nation.
Wonder who the last player to do so was, actually? Wessells would be my guess.
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He would still have to push his way past KVW, Watling, De Boorder and Tom Latham. I'd like to see one of those 4 following a top 6 of:
Rutherford (gamble but a leftie who can score big)
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Kiwi's really that desperate to cap a 31 year old Aussie looking for a couple of international games before he retires?
So dire how one can just switch countries to get a couple of games under their belt. I have no problems with the players themselves wanting to do it, I understand they want to further their careers, but it just feels wrong.
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Ronchi should make NZ's shorter format teams. Reckon he'd be a success especially at home playing on some of those smaller grounds and it wouldn't be the worst idea having an experienced campaigner like him in the team with the next World Cup obviously being in Australia.
I wouldn't pick him for Test Cricket though. He is capable, but so is Van Wyk.
Ronchi will have to score truckloads to get in the mix. He's got Ryder/Taylor/Williamson/Guptill/McCullum and probably Franklin ahead of him at this stage. Unless Brendon doesn't want the gloves, then he's a good chance - Watling isn't really a ODI option despite continued selection.
NZ do not need batsman they need a better bowling attack
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This round worm can reach up to 40 cm (15.7 inches) in length. Their eggs hatch in the stomach and travel to the heart and lungs. This causes a type of pneumonia. They travel to the throat where they are swallowed and enter the stomach again and develop into adult worms. Each worm lays 240,000 eggs per day. These eggs leave the body with bowel movements. The cycle begins again when contaminated food or water is eaten.
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- Eating unsanitary food
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Most people will have no symptoms. Symptoms of ascariasis may include:
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- Passing a worm either by mouth, nose, or rectum
Diseases caused by the Ascaris
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- X-ray
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- Endoscopy or surgery if you have an intestinal obstruction from a large number of worms
Take these steps to reduce your chances of getting ascariasis:
- Avoid foods prepared without proper sanitation, such as unwashed hands.
- Avoid water and other drinks that may be from contaminated sources.
- Peel, cook, or wash vegetables if they may have been fertilized with human excrement.
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When he leaves office in January of 2017—provided there isn't a terrible scandal or some kind of economic or foreign policy disaster between now and then—Barack Obama will likely be hailed as the greatest Democratic hero since John F. Kennedy. He got most of the way there just by winning a second term, before we even get to his already substantial policy successes. But the real reason is that for a long time to come, Obama will represent for Democrats the moment when they and their beliefs were ascendant. You can see it in the way some Democrats are already positioning themselves to run for president in 2016.
We'll get to those particular candidates in a moment, but what's important to know about them is that this new Democratic coalition you've heard so much about is going to produce its own kind of candidate. That isn't to say they'll necessarily be people you had never heard of until a couple of years ago; some will be politicians who came of age in an earlier era adapting to the way their party looks today. That party is multi-racial, hanging on its traditional near-complete support among African-Americans as it relies increasingly on Latinos and Asian-Americans (73 percent of whom voted for Obama in 2012). It's also more secular than before (even if most Democrats are still religious), concentrated in urban areas, and most important for the future, younger (Obama beat Romney among voters under 30 by 23 points).
You might say that sounds like the people who have always been Democrats. But consider that not too long ago, the party's wise leaders thought that for a Democrat to win a national election, he had to be from the South, with a drawl in his voice and the vernacular of small towns on his tongue. No more—in fact, though there are still a few prominent southern Democrats left, none of them are being touted as 2016 Democratic candidates. Potential presidential candidates now being mentioned (some with their cooperation, others not) hail from places like New York City, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, and Minneapolis. The urban, multi-racial Barack Obama is the apotheosis of the new Democratic candidate, even if the coalition took time to come into clear focus around him.
Perhaps most importantly, Obama—particularly the second-term Obama—does not apologize for liberalism. That isn't to say he's the most liberal guy around, because he isn't. But the very occasional smack at dirty hippies aside, he does not exude the fear of his party's ideology that characterized an earlier generation, scarred as they were by the Gingrich revolution of 1994. Candidates like Al Gore in 2000 or John Kerry in 2004 always seemed apologetic, terrified of being tarred as gun-hating, weak-on-defense, minority-coddling big-government Democrats. You could smell the fear coming off them from a mile away. But Democratic candidates in the next election, and maybe a few after that, are likely to be bolder and more aggressive. They're looking at the polls and their party's demographic makeup, and feeling suddenly free to advocate for liberal policies without shame. The radical turn the GOP has taken lately has something to do with it and it may change eventually, but nevertheless, Democrats are feeling ideologically bold in a way they haven't for decades.
Let's look, for instance, at the two governors who are as close to certain 2016 candidates as we have, New York's Andrew Cuomo and Maryland's Martin O'Malley. Both Cuomo and O'Malley successfully advocated to legalize same-sex marriage in their states. In the wake of the Newtown shootings, Cuomo pushed through a law making assault weapons and large-capacity magazines illegal; O'Malley is now pushing a similar law. O'Malley also wants to eliminate the death penalty in Maryland (which officially still has it, although it was suspended by a court order in 2006 and the last execution in the state was in 2005), and pushed hard for a state version of the DREAM Act that passed by ballot measure in 2012, allowing undocumented young people in Maryland to get in-state tuition at the state's universities. Cuomo wants to expand the conditions under which women can obtain a late-term abortion.
Yes, these are just a few issues, and one can argue that Cuomo in particular is not a raging liberal when it comes to economics. And yes, both governors lead very liberal states. But neither one is a wild-eyed idealist; they're both pragmatic politicians carefully charting a path toward the White House, and what's notable is how some aggressive liberalism now looks like the practical political course.
Is that just positioning to appeal to liberal primary voters? Maybe. But ten years ago, Democratic candidates wouldn't have dared, no matter what primary voters might have thought. To take just one example, the last Democratic nominee who was opposed to the death penalty in all cases was Michael Dukakis (John Kerry came close, saying he favored it only for terrorists). We got used to candidates from both parties shifting their positions on abortion to line up with their party (something both Gore and George H.W. Bush did), but now Democrats are moving left of where they were on issues like marriage equality and guns in order to make sure they can win the favor of the new Democratic coalition. Democratic politicians never felt shy about strong advocacy for a higher minimum wage or increasing taxes on the wealthy, but now they're realizing that "social" issues too are playing in their favor. The days when Republicans could sneer that a Democrat was a "[Northeastern state] liberal" and know that the attack would make the liberal in question shudder in fear seem to be over, at least for now.
Now, for the necessary caveats. We're still a long way from 2016—the race won't start in earnest until after the 2014 midterms (if you can bear to wait that long). Things can change quickly in American politics. We don't have to look back too far to be reminded; four years ago Barack Obama was going to usher in a generation of activist liberal government, and two years later the Republicans had taken the House and all anyone could talk about was how much we should slash federal spending. But the makeup of the parties won't change that much, and Republicans are likely to have the same problem they had in 2012: an ideologically extreme party base demanding perfect fealty to an ideology the broader public finds less than appealing. Democrats, on the other hand, look at their coalition and see a national majority to whom they can pander without much risk. If Republicans moved right, they'd be ensuring defeat at the polls. But some Democrats look like they're moving left, and it's for one reason: because it's good politics.
Tue, 2013-02-19 11:14
Let's not get carried away. Democrats are in the process of coopting the demographies you mention. I don't see liberals, I see moderates lining up to run. They have more in common with Bill Clinton who brought Robt Rubin and the end of Glass Steagall to us. Obama is in liberal phase. We need to talk liberal economics and renewing the middle class which the aspirants you mention are weak on.
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In the next decade the liberalist progressive agenda will end after finally having to face the wall of debt that our bloated government has created. According to the CBO, by 2025 Social Securitiy, Medicare, Medicaid, and interest on the debt will consume 100% of federal tax revenues. There will be nothing left for education, defense, roads, farm subsidies, food stamps, or any other government programs. The American people will then have to decide if they want to pay European size value added taxes for their European size government. The bottom 80% of wage earners in Europe pay about twice the share of taxes that the bottom 80% in the United States do. So far it's been easy for the politicians in Washington to kick the can down the road and run trillion dollar deficits every year. All the politicians in Washington know that taxing the rich is not a solution - the most recent tax hike on the rich only runs the government for 1 WEEK! The only way to sustain the federal government in its current form is to broaden the tax base and dramatically raise taxes on the middle class. Get ready for it.
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Tue, 2013-02-19 13:51
Lyndon Johnson got Medicare and Medicaid passed, programs which today provide health care to more than 100 million Americans. His anti-poverty programs cut the poverty rate in half in less than a decade. Worth a mention, surely, in the liberal pantheon? or you referring simply to image?
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Wed, 2013-02-20 15:11
We must be using a different Google. Mine shows the poverty rate dropping precipitously between 1964 and 1973. I should have said he cut the rate by half rather than "in half", but you have to torture some logic to reach the conclusion that anti-poverty programs haven't worked.
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Tue, 2013-02-19 16:23
The Dems base may yet break apart. How long can Dems fool people into thinking they're moving "forward" when in fact they're standing still or moving backwards?
As long as Dems can keep minorities from advancing their economic status in society, minorities will likely remain loyal to, and dependent on, them.
Permanent underclasses are a large part of the democrats' base & strategy.
Dems know that if minorities realized the American dream & became more prosperous, they might also become Republicans. And Democrats certainly don't want to establish any programs or policies that would erode their base.
America has spent trillions in its war on poverty. Yet, poverty still exists. If anything, conditions in the inner cities have worsened. Why? Became Democrats don't want to win that war. If they did eliminate poverty, they might lose a significant part of their base. Instead, Democrats want to fight an endless, seemingly unwinnable war on poverty as a way to co-opt the minority vote.
Young people may wake up to the fact they're jobless, living at home, & up to their ears in college loan debt. Plus, they may realize that once they do get jobs, they're the ones that will have to pay back the $16-22 trillion dollars in debt big government is piling up. And that means they'll have to live on less money far into the distant future (high personal taxes & higher prices as businesses compensate for the higher taxes they have to pay by increasing prices).
Wed, 2013-02-20 10:33
In the same way that you know that liberals want to enslave minorities permanently, I know that you want to deny minorities the right to vote and you want to return to Jim Crow America with segregation and disenfranchisement of all non-whites (including Jews and Hispanics in the conservative lexicon). You see I can read your mind just as you can read mine.
Tue, 2013-02-19 17:56
I do not mean to minimize the importance of social issues. So many have suffered due to the backwardness of our norms and policies in this regard. The fact that this is changing is truly something to celebrate and continue pushing forward.
There IS however a broader significance to the demographic transformation of social equations: The right wing embraced social/cultural issues to move the white working class into its camp after the Goldwater defeat. This in turn forced many on the left to focus on identity politics in order to defend themselves and those they care about. While the focus on identity politics was problematic, it was somewhat unavoidable given the right wing cultural assault.
Now that we appear to have turned a corner on the social issues (due in large extent to the evolving demographics) the time has come to return to working class politics and the focus on progressive economics,...just barely in time (or rather late) to get us out of the economic hole we are in and to make the transition to what David Coates calls "a new long-term growth model."
( http://www.davidcoates.net/2013/01/21/second-inauguration-third-growth-model/ )
The fight for continued progressive change regarding the social/cultural issues must of course continue. But the time has long since passed when the economic needs of the working class can take a backseat. Cuomo, Clinton, and - heaven forbid! - Emanuel will not lead the way forward. Warren seems to be worthy (I know she says she's not running, but what else should she say at this point). We will of course need to see how she does as senator, but since support needs to start early nowadays, I suggest we build that support now, unless or until she gives us reason not to.
Wed, 2013-02-20 05:10
Tue, 2013-02-19 20:50
Hey you leftists, in the real news; "Authorities in New Jersey say a muslim man beheaded two Coptic Christians, burying their bodies and heads and hands in separate graves near Philadelphia, bringing the horror of the persecution of Christians in Islamic nations to the United States.
Tue, 2013-02-19 20:52
Hey you leftists; authorities in New Jersey allege a muslim man beheaded two Coptic Christians, burying their bodies and heads and hands in separate graves near Philadelphia, bringing the horror of the persecution of Christians in Islamic nations to the United States. Aren't they nice?
Wed, 2013-02-20 05:05
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By Aeolian
from Lexington, KY
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Comments about Nashbar Zurich Photochromic Sunglasses:
I use these glasses for road cycling usually 4 or 5 times a week. I like the way they fit and I like a lens that doesn't darken very much. I spend a lot of time riding at dusk with sun and shade. With these glasses I can still get a good view of the road ahead while protecting my eyes. If you are looking for glasses that darken you should look at something else. These have very little change in them.
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Nice shape but very little tint
By PTS
from Kentucky
These are nicely shaped light weight glasses but the advertised lens darkening is a joke. Little or no change occurs in the sun. A very disappointing purchase.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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By gks333
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I have the ones that are near clear with light tint for the cloudy days in the deep forested areas. Light fogging at the very top of the glasses if I have them all the way back on the bridge of my nose. A good product overall at a fair price.
Great buy
By Dave
from Rockaway, nj
I purchased these glasses for evening club rides. Glasses provided great wrap around eye protection. I would not use these for mid day rides in bright sunlight, but for my evening rides that start in bright daylight and end in dusk, these are perfect. And at great price. They go from light gray to clear quickly.
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By CubanComet
from Plano, TX
Photocromic lenses are better than multi lenses since you don't have to carry others, snap them in & out causing wear & tear, having to stop to make the change in the middle of a ride. If the lenses would darken more, they would be fantastic.
By Missy
from Portland, OR
I purchased this pair of glasses about 10 years ago and have just replaced that pair with this purchase. I would have continued using the original pair except that I let them drop out of my pocket on the road and the car behind me ran right over them before I could turn around to get them picked up. I love having these glasses due to the great fit, lightness and lenses that are clear for low light riding and darken as the sun is brighter. Great product, good price!
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These are great glasses.
By I love cycling
from Gilbert, Arizona
I let my son use my glasses to ride in a race and did not get them back before I went out riding. So I used my other sun glasses and found out just how much I like them. These glasses fit great. I forget I have them on. They are light weight and fit snug but not to tight. They have never made my ears hurt. I can always see in them day or night the lenses are very clear. Because they fit close around my eyes, not allowing dirt to get on my eyes when it is very humid or cold outside they will fog up when I stop but as soon as I move them away from my eyes they become clear quickly. They do not darken very much in the sunlight but I feel like they protect my eyes.Overall I think they are a great pair of glasses.
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the last glasses you will ever need
By mike
from syracuse, ny
This is my second pair of these glasses. They're great they're very lightweight they fit very well you almost forget you have them on. The photochromatic lenses darken and lighten quickly. they do not get very dark but for mountain biking is perfect I've had mud on them sand on them and the lenses don't scratch. I left my first pair of the tailgate of my truck after a ride so I did need to buy a new set in fact I bought two new sets so I have a backup. well worth the money
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Sunglasses need to get darker
By Rick
from Tucson, AZ
They do not work at all while driving my car during the day. I even held them out the window directly in the sun but they never got dark enough to shield my eyes from the sun. They make good night riding glasses.
Great for night riding
By Not riding enough...
from Austin, TX
About Me Casual/ Recreational
The lens does not darken very much, if at all. I use them only in low or no sunlight conditions. They do fit well and keep the wind out of my eyes.
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