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Top message: Sick of Sprint's lies... by phonepimp248
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Agreed 100% with drug post! T-Mobile & Sprint are both, for the most part, ethical and very fair to their customers. Verizon is so-so from what I've read. AT&T is absolutely atrocious with how they treat their customers. Have you heard about them initializing DSL caps (& Comcast have followed suit), as well as changing their DSL Terms & Conditions to state that they can change your plan at any time without your consent if they feel your usage warrants it? How about the new one that if you talk disrespectfully to an AT&T Rep they can cancel your account. On the wireless side, how about them forcing you out of your unlimited plan unto a new, pricier 4GB data plan if they suspect you of tethering? It goes on and on, AT&T is absolute trash.
-DSL/Uverse caps are set so high that you deserve to be charged extra if you're using that much.
-About getting disconnected: That's bullshit.
-About losing the unlimited plan: Suspect? No, they know you're tethering. They will also wont change your plan, unless you continue to do so beyond them warning you. They'll alert you, suspend your data service if you ignore the alert, and you can choose to stop tethering or switch to the newer plan.
I dunno about you, but I've had nothing but goodtimes with AT&T. They've even credited a large overage bill last year when it was my own fault. But I'm not some assclown with an ax to grind against a company that has been more than fair with it's policy changes.
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Date: 10/8/2012
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Location: Oxford Campus, Music Building Room 123 Nutt Auditorium
|Arts and Culture: Music From Near and Far: Michael Rowlett, clarinet & Amanda Johnston, piano. Oct. 8th @ 8PM in Nutt Auditorium. Free admission.
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On Monday, October 8 at 8 pm in Nutt Auditorium, Michael Rowlett and Amanda Johnston will present "Music From Near and Far," a clarinet and piano recital. The program is free and open to the public. Two works of the works performed are by composers connected to Oxford and the university. Rowlett will perform the Three Pieces for Clarinet Solo by Gene Saucier, who taught woodwinds for thirty years at UM. This charming set of unaccompanied pieces was dedicated to Benny Goodman and was written fifty years ago, in 1962. The duo will also perform a clarinet sonata written in 2009 by Stanley Friedman, who teaches composition at UM. The sonata is based on sketches Friedman originally wrote for an opera about the life of Baroque-era painter Artemesia Gentileschi, and the dramatic character of the material is evident in this four-movement chamber work.
The program will also feature pieces by composers from around the world: Lithuanian-born Canadian composer Talivaldis Kenins, Polish composer Krzysztof Penderecki, and Italian composer Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco. Please join us for music from around the world, and from our own backyard.


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Yellow icicles spring to mind, could be painful if you get caught short outside provided you could find it.
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Showgirl: Taking 4th at State Fair of Texas in 2002.
Cupid: Taking Best Pair of Kids and Breeders Herd in 2000 at the State Fair of Texas.
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Cookie: Reserve Champion Full Blood Junior Doe at Sequin.
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"Communicating in Severe Weather"
J. Randolph Babbitt, Washington, DC
November 30, 2011
Diversion Forum
Thank you all for joining us here today.
As you heard from Secretary La Hood, it's absolutely in our best interest to work together to make sure that our system functions as efficiently and smoothly and safely as possible.
I'm very glad that everyone could be here today to help us talk through the things we need to do.
The public expects safe and efficient air service. And when severe weather hits, fliers expect us to do our best to communicate with each other and make good decisions. And good decisions are made on good information. We want to make sure we exchange the most up-to-date information with each other so we can in fact make the best decisions.
Since the tarmac delay rule went into effect last year, there has been a significant decrease in lengthy delays for passengers. All of us want to provide the best travel experience for customers. It's in our universal best interest to all work toward that end.
I want to note that this forum would not be possible or effective without the participation of many people. The Secretary recognized our DHS partners. I want to recognize our industry stakeholders. And also, I want to acknowledge Paul Rinaldi and Trish Gilbert with NATCA, Jim Little with the Transport Workers Union, Lee Moak and Keith Hagy with ALPA and Joseph Miceli with the Airline Dispatchers Federation. All of you together are going to help this effort.
All of us have gathered here today to review the snow storm of October 29 and talk about how we can improve our procedures that we all use in order to reduce the impact of bad weather on passengers as much as possible.
Snow events, by the way, are not the only challenges we face. In fact, thunderstorms are responsible for the majority of aircraft diversions each year. So the discussion we have today, and the recommendations that result, will benefit us going forward in all kinds of weather, not just snow storms.
So, for the benefit of everyone present, let me draw a general outline of what occurred on Oct. 29.
A handful of seemingly unrelated complications happened that day. Any of these items that happened on that day, in isolation, would have been something we could have handled easily enough. But each issue compounded the problem that came before it and you had the confluence of a number of challenges that multiplied the impact of this storm greatly.
As you all know, on that Saturday morning, October 29, an early winter storm hit the northeast. It came in faster than predicted. It dumped a lot of snow and seriously reduced visibility.
The forecast had predicted the weather to deteriorate around 6 p.m., but the cloud ceilings started dropping earlier than the forecast and then snow soon followed. Visibility deteriorated as early as 11 a.m. in New York City airports, including JFK, Newark, La Guardia and Teterboro.
Aircraft were making go-arounds at JFK as early as 11 a.m. again due to poor visibility.
So first we have weather that advances earlier and stronger than predicted.
Second, and completely unrelated, we had scheduled maintenance on navigation equipment at JFK. This meant that one runway could not be used for approaches if the weather got bad, which it did. This maintenance had been scheduled in advance and was very vital. We wanted to get it done before the Thanksgiving holiday travel season to avoid even greater potential logjams.
Again, this maintenance would not have been a problem in good weather or if a number of other factors had not played out.
Third, other navigation equipment at JFK malfunctioned that day due to accumulating snow.
Fourthly, JFK used a runway for landings that has an impact on surrounding airports because the airspace in New York is crowded.
The New York airspace is a very compact environment. When interruptions occur, there is a domino effect. A change in runways at JFK for a few hours meant that La Guardia could only land on one of its runways. And that change in La Guardia in turn meant that if Newark aircraft departed on a certain runway, then Teterboro was basically shut down. The dominos were beginning to fall.
This domino effect in the tight New York airspace is something we are working to mitigate long-term through airspace redesign and by implementing new precision NextGen procedures that deconflict this airspace for aircraft.
Meanwhile, fifth, at Newark, navigation equipment on two runways that is essential for landing in bad weather had been taken out of service to be replaced with new, modern equipment. Again, this is something we traditionally do in October, after the summer travel season and before the Thanksgiving rush. This meant Newark had no back up runways for bad weather landings.
And sixth, because of the storm, other landing equipment at one of the Newark runways – the glideslope – kept freezing up with sleet and ice. Technical specialists kept brushing it off, but at a certain point it became unsafe to climb the mast to clear off the antennas. Eventually they deiced it and got it working again.
But, I'm not done yet. Number seven is you have to factor in the wind. It was very strong that day. There were wet runways and wind shear reports. So at La Guardia, for a time, the airport had to go to a single runway configuration due to strong Northeast winds that were gusting up to 30 knots. This further limited capacity.
So, on October 29, those were the challenges that all of us were facing in New York airspace that morning and early afternoon. The storm had hit pretty well. We had a stew of factors that were brewing to make a pretty difficult situation.
To recap, we had a storm that came in earlier than forecast, we had scheduled maintenance, we had snow-related equipment failures, the wind severely restricted La Guardia and the airspace in New York got very crowded and slow. As they say, when New York gets the sniffles, the United States gets a cold.
So, at this point, operators began to make, I want to emphasize, independent decisions to divert a number of their aircraft to other airports.
A total of 134 flights were diverted from New York airports that day. Fifty-four diverted from JFK; 50 from Newark; 16 from La Guardia and 14 from Teterboro.
These decisions are happening fast and they are happening real time.
And this is the point where better information sharing would have helped everyone involved. No airline knew that other airlines were independently making some of the same decisions about where to divert their aircraft.
Of the 134 flights that diverted – 28 of them went to Bradley International Airport in Hartford, Connecticut. And 11 flights diverted to Boston's Logan International.
Both Bradley and Logan took significant measures to accommodate all these diverted airplanes, including closing runways to park the additional planes. In the air, there were four hours' worth of aircraft already airborne before the storm hit. Those planes had taken off from overseas and other domestic locations many hours before the storm began. Those flights had to land somewhere. And so they did.
Several of the aircraft unfortunately had to declare fuel emergencies because they were running into their reserve fuel stores.
Before 2 p.m., three international flights declared fuel emergencies and diverted to Boston.
A flight from Madrid to Kennedy diverted to Boston and landed barely above minimum fuel reserves.
About the same time seven inbound flights that diverted to Bradley advised they had fuel concerns.
Things were happening fast on Oct. 29. A lot of decisions were made quickly – unfortunately the decision to use Bradley by a lot of people overwhelmed the airport.
None of these airlines knew the full scope of the situation on the ground at Bradley. Air traffic controllers handling flights to Bradley and Boston did not know whether these aircraft were regularly-scheduled flights or whether they were diverted flights.
These two airports faced constraints for international flights with limited gate space and customs agents to handle the international flights.
During this fast-moving weather system, 20 inches of snow fell at Bradley International. It caused a widespread commercial power failure, which caused communications problems in the airport. Luggage belts and cargo belts and elevators stopped working. There was difficulty refueling airplanes. There was difficulty deicing aircraft. We all know that when you can't deice your aircraft in those conditions, you might as well weld your plane to the ramp. You're not going anywhere.
Because of the ramp conditions, Bradley could not get "air stairs" through the snow and over to the parked aircraft to unload passengers. In addition, the tugs couldn't pull some of the planes – it was too icy.
The fact that so many aircraft diverted to Bradley highlights that if everyone continues to choose the same airports because they are close and convenient, then we simply will repeat this problem with every storm as they come.
Fortunately, many of the other aircraft that diverted went to a variety of alternate airports.
They went to Bangor, Buffalo and Baltimore, for example. And every airplane landed safely that day – a testament to the pilots, dispatchers, controllers, technicians, airport operators, and everyone who were working that day.
Most of the airplanes flew to airports that could handle the extra volume with no problem. They refueled, they waited their turn, and the passengers were on their way back to New York.
But the fact remains, that a series of events and decisions sent a large number of aircraft to an airport that was quickly becoming overwhelmed with diversions.
We have a lot of talented people working in the airlines, in air traffic control, at the airports and in related operations. To put this in perspective, our system effectively handles 50,000 to 70,000 flights per day on average. Diversion flights are a rare occurrence.
But when this does happen, we need to make the information available to help airlines, controllers and airport operators decide the optimal airport for a diversion.
The airports themselves know what their capabilities are. The pilots know how long they can travel before they must land on fuel concerns. Air traffic controllers know first as delays begin and they know the condition of the runways. There's a lot of knowledge out there.
If everyone had access to this whole picture, we all wouldn't have continued to send planes to an airport that was over its capacity.
In summary, we have to encourage everyone to move beyond a single data point in making decisions and to look at the whole picture.
It's in the best interest of the flying public that we improve the way we share information so that during severe weather events, all the many moving parts in this aviation system have the most updated view and the latest information.
I appreciate you all coming here to talk about just that. I am looking forward to participating in a robust discussion. Now Michael Huerta, the FAA's Deputy Administrator, will review several recommendations that we think can begin to improve our process and decision-making during severe weather.
Thank you.


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The brand repositioned itself last year as a "premium but friendly" carrier with a £1m pan-European campaign.
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Luanda — The threefold Paralympics record holder the Angolan José Sayovo and the US retired sprinter Michael Johnson on Thursday in Luanda staged the highest moment of the visit paid by the American athlete to the country, with the contest of the non-competitive of the two 100-meter races at Luanda's Coqueiros stadium.
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A medical office building may be coming soon to the Ky. 329 bypass. Construction on Crestwood Medical Center is expected to begin in June, engineer Phillip Gambrell said. Members of the Oldham County planning and zoning commission approved plans for the facility on Tuesday. The 12,000-square-foot building, part of the Baptist Healthcare System, will contain doctor's offices and physical therapy next to Madison Park Condominiums and a parking lot owned by Kroger. Gambrell said the building will be built to U.S.
Council members continue to question spending by employees in the La Grange mayor's office after receipts show more than $680 in purchases from home-shopping giant QVC in December. During a city council meeting in March, council members asked for better explanation about city bills than the mayor's office currently provides – including details about purchases from QVC, meals at local restaurants and gifts of flowers and food for funerals. At the time, La Grange Mayor Elsie Carter said the council members' requests would requir
Oldham County government is the recipient of several grants to improve local roadways, create sidewalks, add personnel to the county police department and improve utilities. Oldham County Deputy Judge-Executive Paula Gish updated members of fiscal court April 21 regarding stimulus grant applications and funding. The amounts for each of the projects include 10 percent the state is requiring for processing the grants. Oldham County government received grants from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act for the following projects: •A
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During the presentation, Oldham County Planning and Zoning Director Louise Allen said the plan originally focused on Ky. 53 from Interstate 71 all the way to Main Street. Now, the focus is more on the area between I-71 and Parker Drive, the road that connects Ky. 53 to Commerce Parkway and the Oldham Plaza shopping center.
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BEAUMONT, Texas -The deep freeze that hit Southeast Texas this week seemed to have its impact on the Lamar Lady Cardinals on Thursday.
The Lady Cardinals shot just 35.4 percent from the field (29-of-82), including 0-of-18 from 3-point range as they dropped a 76-66 decision to visiting Houston Baptist in a Southland Conference women's basketball game.
"It wasn't just the 3-pointers, we missed too many layups and close shots," Lamar coach Robin Harmony said. "Those are shots we have to make."
Houston Baptist was anything but cold, finishing the game 32-of-57 (56.1 percent) from the field.
"We took 25 more shots than they did," Harmony said. "When you have that many more shots, you should win."
Lamar (11-9 overall, 6-3 Southland) held a 10-point lead late in the first quarter, and a 34-29 advantage at halftime. Houston Baptist (8-12, 4-5) opened the second half on a 14-4 run to take the lead for good.
"We couldn't get a stop in the second half," Harmony said. "They kept getting behind us and getting good shots. We didn't do a good job on defense in the second half."
Gia Ayers led Lamar with 18 points, while Dominique Edwards and Kiandra Bowers added 15 points apiece. Ayers had a team-high five assists to move into fourth place ahead of Barbara Hickey on LU's all-time list with 301. Kalis Loyd is third with 371.
Houston Baptist had three players post double-doubles. Shanice Steenholdt had 20 points and 15 rebounds, Monet Neal had 19 points and 19 rebounds, while Tayler Jefferson had 13 points and 12 assists.
The Lady Cardinals forced 18 turnovers while totaling a season-low eight of their own, but that wasn't enough to overcome their shooting woes as Lamar suffered its first-ever loss to the Huskies after winning the previous four meetings.
Lamar's failure to connect from downtown was the first time the Lady Cardinals did not make a 3-pointer since a 90-40 loss at Kansas on Nov. 25, 2011.
Lamar looks to get back on the winning track when it hosts Texas A&M-Corpus Christi at 4 p.m. Saturday at the Montagne Center. That game is the opener of a doubleheader, with the Lamar men meeting Texas A&M-Corpus Christi in the nightcap. Both games will be shown on ESPN3 and aired live on KLVI (AM 560), with a simulcast on www.LamarCardinals.com.
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"The expansion of suburbia and migration from the South has worsened big-city segregation," wrote Martin Luther King, Jr. in 1967. "The suburbs are a white noose around the black necks of cities… suburbs expand with little regard for what happens to the rest of America."
During the 1960s, the United States experienced what is widely acknowledged to have been the longest uninterrupted economic boom in its history. Rev. Dr. King watched rural Southern blacks move to Eastern and Midwestern cities in search of jobs, swelling the African-American population of these cities by as much as three-fold. As opportunity-seeking blacks migrated to cities, whites moved to the suburbs for even greater opportunities, and King deduced a cause-and-effect relationship: the nearly-all-white suburbs were growing at the expense of the increasingly-black cities. King believed the demographic impulse of blacks-in/whites-out fostered economic inequality and was morally wrong.
But, really, why should the suburbs be concerned about urban and rural areas, materially or otherwise?
Suburban expansion has created economic opportunity for millions of Americans: new homes, new roads, new stores, new schools, all of which have to be built and supported, creating not only construction jobs, but a multiplier effect of related opportunities in banking, insurance, manufacturing, distributorships, legal work, repair and maintenance services, and so on. Suburbanization, in other words, ramped up the competitiveness of existing markets and created entirely new consumer markets. Think of the single-family home with its multiple-car garage, indoor electronic entertainment center, and backyard crammed with play equipment, swimming pool, barbecue grill, fire pit, garden, and other diversions, all of which keeps the economy humming and creates job opportunities for everyone. True, suburban growth is girded by government subsidies for infrastructure, schools, and home mortgages, but U.S. taxpayers support such massive public investment because suburban living — neither city nor country — is deeply appealing to them personally. So where's the exploitation?
A fundamental tenet of mainstream economics is that when markets are competitive, there is a balanced match of buyers and sellers, prices and wages are fair, and, therefore, there can be no exploitation of some by others. One of the problems with such reasoning is that we do not start out equal in the labor market. Family circumstances matter. The income of families into which children are born is extraordinarily important for the quality of the public schools they attend. Parents with higher incomes also have more time to interact with their children in ways that stimulate higher academic achievement: one-on-one reading, for example. After that, accumulated wealth kicks in. Wealthier parents may fund their children's college tuition and initial mortgage payments so the kids can live in upscale neighborhoods and benefit from the same advantages the parents had as children. If by chance you are born into a deprived background, your prospects for a job with decent earnings and decent benefits and enough money to invest in a home and an education for you and your children are going to be more limited. Your job options, income, accumulated wealth, and even your life expectancy cannot be expected to reach those of, say, an engineer or attorney.
People are born and grow up in a very unequal world, a condition painfully evident in American metropolitan areas. One result of the massive population shifts in American cities and suburbs, as Martin Luther King, Jr. pointed out, is inequality in income and living standards, in access to opportunities and basic services such as a quality public education, and in participation in civic and political life. A 2008 United Nations study found that major American cities, including Atlanta, New Orleans, Washington, D.C., Miami, and New York, have levels of inequality as high as those of Abidjan, Nairobi, Buenos Aires, Santiago, and other Third World cities.
The creation and reproduction of inequality, by definition, means that someone must be deprived or excluded or otherwise treated unfairly. If the white, suburban, middle-class homeowner represents the well-oiled pivot of the wheel of American metropolitan life, then the black, urban, poor renter is the worn rim — and this brings us to the question of race.
The anthropologist Ashley Montagu studied historical and contemporary encounters of different peoples, often in situations of inequality, and concluded, "the conception that there are natural or biological races of mankind differing from one another mentally as well as physically is an idea which was not developed until the latter part of the eighteenth century." For example, there was certainly knowledge of blacks in the Roman world and, as a result of the pilgrimages to the Holy Land, in medieval Europe, but there was no color consciousness. The ancient Romans may have considered people outside their empire to be barbarians and medieval Europeans may have regarded non-Christians as infidels, but they did not make social distinctions based on physical appearance.
Race, therefore, is a recent historical phenomenon — and an invented one.
The first methodical hierarchy of races was devised by Swedish botanist Carolus Linnaeus in the 1700s. In 1735, Linnaeus published his dozen-page Systema Naturae, which categorized animals, plants, and minerals by kingdoms, classes, orders, genre, and species. Linneaus expanded the number of animate and inanimate objects he classified throughout his life. A 1766 edition of his work reached over 2000 pages and divided humans into five races: Americanus, Europeaeus, Asiaticus, and Africanus, so-called for the parts of the world in which they originated, and Monstrosus, the race of sub-human and mythological creatures such as the satyr and wolfman.
Linneaus classified the elements of nature according to their "observable" aspects, which, for human races, included physical traits such as skin color and facial features, and also character judgments such as "opinionated", "arbitrary", and "law abiding".
According to Linneaus, Africanus is "phlegmatic," "crafty," "indolent," and "negligent," and, Asiaticus is "lurid," "melancholy," "fatuous," and "avaricious" — all negative characteristics. Europeaeus, by contrast, is "gentle," "mentally acute," "inventive," and "governed by laws".
The sense of hierarchy and mastery with Europeans at the top was not confined to Carolus Linnaeus or the natural sciences at this time. In 1776, British philosopher Adam Smith published the Wealth of Nations, which proclaimed, among other things, the roles of the division of labor, competition, and free trade in increasing wealth. The industrial revolution was underway, new types of jobs were being created by new technologies in new industries, production was increasing rapidly, and British firms were looking for new markets and new sources of raw materials beyond their nation's borders.
It was painless for Adam Smith and his followers to preach the virtues of competition and free trade since the advancement of British industry, the unparalleled technological advantage that it was building, ensured that increasing competition and dismantling trade barriers between Britain and the rest of the world would not hurt British industry. Britain's comparatively low costs of production gave it an overwhelming advantage over any competitor. As the wealth of capitalists grew in Britain and other European nations, so did colonialism and the subjugation of people of color and their territories' natural resources. Competition came to mean a European nation or industry trampling a less powerful population. And free trade didn't necessarily mean free or fair for everyone; the goal was never to level the playing field, but tilt it in favor of the economically powerful.
The powerful drew upon racial and other classifications to justify their domination and exploitation, both domestically and internationally. Moreover, the classification of people allowed (and still allows) the powerful to exploit others, but recognize it as benignity. Thus, Africans were "backward" because of their inferior technological achievements, retrograde cultural and political accomplishments, and personal indolence, and "free" trade would bring them up to modern standards. Similarly, the urban poor were and are never poor because they got a poor start in life, but because they were lazy, had too many children, didn't marry, drank excessively, and caroused their money away, and, therefore, they are damn lucky to get any low-paying jobs or public welfare. And women were and remain considered unsuitable for many jobs, especially managerial jobs.
Clearly, any classification — racial, economic, or whatever — is a useful instrument for those doing the classifying. In modern nations, we have come to view classification as an unavoidable and perfectly acceptable way of making sense of social situations.
Sociology as the empirical study of the behavior of groups of people was born around the time of Carolus Linneaus and Adam Smith, and it is reasonable to claim that the understanding and documenting of differences between peoples was its foundational idea.
The classical writers in sociology, most of whom studied "primitive" peoples, defined difference in many ways, but there was always an implicit, if not normative, sense of direction and improvement: that some people, some ways of living were less evolved, less advanced than others, but that with proper guidance they could be shepherded by enlightened Europeans and Americans into the modern age. Emile Durkheim wrote of mechanical versus organic solidarity; Karl Marx of pre-capitalist social formations as opposed to capitalist ones; the German sociologist Ferdinand Toennies distinguished between what he called gemeinschaft and gesellschaft, or community and individual self-interest; Max Weber contrasted modern rational and non-rational belief systems; Henry Maine differentiated between traditional societies organized by custom and status on the one hand and their modern counterparts where law and contract were enforced. Later social scientists have described clashes of power relationships and shown how they can marginalize certain groups from mainstream society: for Franz Fanon, it is the colonized who are marginalized; for Michel Foucault, prisoners and the mentally ill; for Edward Said, Islam and Moslems; and for William Julius Wilson, inner-city African-Americans.
The classification of people as advantaged and disadvantaged, or powerful and powerless, or exploiter and exploited, or modern and traditional, or superior and inferior remains a major undercurrent, if not obsession, for sociology and social thought in general.
As a result, we are conditioned to observe the world in terms of us versus them. Dominant attitudes, behaviors, and beliefs are the standards for normalcy, and this helps explain the longevity of classifications of people.
Not only are we are accustomed through our social science training to seek out differences between groups of people, but the popular media impose values on these differences. Normalcy, in America, is a realm of upper-class lawyers and doctors and physically-thin and impeccably-dressed suburban wives that is impressed on the masses through prime time television. And how does a person who does not — cannot — partake of that world measure herself? As an underachiever? Abnormal? A failure? Media stereotypes persist because of unwritten hierarchies; in fact, stereotypes would make no sense, would be impossible to construct and perpetuate, without pre-existing classifications of people.
The extraordinary degree of insecurity to which American workers are subjected is also a central factor in the perpetuation of racism and discrimination: the fear of impoverishment or bankruptcy, for example, resulting from unemployment or having to take a lower-paying job, thus making it harder to pay the bills. Not surprisingly, then, there are attempts to limit eligibility to compete for particular jobs or buy property in particular neighborhoods. Workers may support restrictions to keep out immigrants, for example, because they believe labor markets will be tighter and wages will be higher than they would be otherwise. The middle-class may try to regulate the lower class from their neighborhoods to protect property values, the largest chunk of their savings.
Status insecurity is also part of the mix, for there is a status hierarchy closely tied to one's job and income. Lawyers, doctors, property owners, and some teachers enjoy positive social status based on their professions; gardeners, plumbers, delivery persons, and most contract workers do not. Furthermore, those who possess status frequently feel they would morally degrade themselves by mixing socially with those who do not.
Ultimately, Americans express their superiority geographically.
If we can, we move to "better" neighborhoods, with better schools, better amenities, better housing, and people who share our status or the status to which we aspire. Since there is always someone lower on the hierarchy, there will always be reasons for people of almost any means to flee.
The market, of course, reacts to population shifts in metro areas. For example, the environmental health of a neighborhood gets incorporated into home values. In most cities, the price of houses in areas with air pollution, traffic congestion, noise, and crime are lower than in areas without, all other things being equal. The way real estate markets function ensures that polluted and dangerous areas are more affordable, so it shouldn't be a surprise that poor people find themselves living next to toxic waste dumps or busy freeways or airport runways or drug houses. The goal of capitalism is to make a profit, and attempts by cities to force capital to heed race or gender or ethnicity through, for example, hiring schemes or affordable housing requirements or environmental justice audits are destined to have limited success.
As a result, American cities may celebrate their diversity, but they will never celebrate their equality. Local zoning may encourage ethnic shops and markets, mixed-income housing, and public spaces where people from all walks of life have the opportunity to interact. But the better-off will continue to see themselves as achieving prosperity by virtue of their individual efforts, even though the difference the individual makes is negligible because people, ultimately, are formed socially by family, schools, and work.
In other words, life is unfair and inequality will continue, even with the welfare state and its goal of equal opportunity for all. True equality of opportunity depends on equality of family resources, impossible with capitalism and, therefore, implausible with the best zoning and the most enlightened sustainable development.


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Mobile navigation and traffic community app, Waze, is definitely headed in the right direction. The Israeli startup has been named Best Mobile App for 2013.
The world's fastest-growing community-based traffic and navigation app triumphed over the likes of Flipboard, Square and Dropbox to take the "Judges Choice – Best Overall Mobile App" prize at the 18th Annual Global Mobile awards.
"What an honor," the company writes on its blog, "2013 marks the first time we've even been nominated, and we were in such great company."
The Global Mobile Awards competition took place at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
"Through these awards, we are proud to shine the light on the mobile industry's many innovators and leaders, from all corners of the world," said John Hoffman, CEO, GSMA. "This year's new categories reflected the industry's reach into many new sectors and we received more than 600 high-quality entries from across the mobile ecosystem. We would like to congratulate all Global Mobile Awards winners and thank the many hundreds of companies and organizations that support these awards by entering each year."
Three other Israeli start-ups were nominated in the prestigious competition including MyCheck, uTest and recently sold Intucell.
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Top exec, lockout negotiator for American Crystal resignsJoe Talley, chief operating officer at American Crystal Sugar Co. and a central figure in the negotiations surrounding a company lockout of union workers, has resigned his position at the company effective Jan. 17.
By: Dave Olson, Forum News Service
MOORHEAD, Minn. — Joe Talley, chief operating officer at American Crystal Sugar Co. and a central figure in the negotiations surrounding a company lockout of union workers, has resigned his position at the company effective Jan. 17.
A message left for Talley on Tuesday afternoon was not immediately returned.
The company acknowledged Talley's resignation in a brief written statement that read in part:
"Talley has served American Crystal extremely well for the nearly 20 years that he has worked for the company. American Crystal wishes him well in his future pursuits."
A company spokesman said American Crystal had no further comment because Talley's resignation was a personnel matter.
Talley was American Crystal's top negotiator during a lockout of union members that lasted from August 2011 until May 2013.
Messages left with union officials seeking comment on Talley's resignation were not returned Tuesday.
The Moorhead-based sugar processing company announced late last year that its payment to growers was $38 per ton for the 2013 crop, down from about $68 per ton for the previous year's crop. A company official said growers stand to lose hundreds of dollars per acre on the 2013 crop.
Talley graduated from Moorhead High School and later earned a degree in accounting at the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks. He spent about a dozen years with a public accounting firm in Fargo before going to work for American Crystal in the mid-1990s.
Before becoming COO, Talley held a number of positions at the company, including the jobs of treasurer, finance director and vice president of finance.
Papers the company filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission for fiscal year 2012 indicate Talley's total compensation was $641,643.
According to a story in The Forum in October 2011, Talley's total income from American Crystal in 2007 was $605,520. In 2008 it was $637,989; in 2009 it was $780,039; and in 2010 it was $908,586.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - North Carolina has agreed to pay the United States $23.8 million to resolve multiple allegations of False Claims Act violations, as well as administrative violations, concerning federal funding of the state's foster care and childcare services, the Justice Department announced today.
North Carolina has agreed to resolve allegations that the State Division of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse knowingly billed the federal government for costs that were ineligible for federal foster care training funds. The settlement agreement also resolves allegations outlined in reports by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Inspector General that North Carolina committed administrative violations by failing to document its actual costs spent on day care services.
"The Department of Justice is committed to preventing the fraud, waste and abuse of taxpayer dollars and ensuring recovery of funds intended to benefit our nation's children," said Peter D. Keisler, Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Division.
According to the terms of the settlement agreement, the state has agreed to make cash payments totaling $20 million, agreed to a disallowance of federal funding in the amount of $3.8 million and agreed to implement a new record-keeping system for identifying child care expenditures.
In 2002, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of North Carolina criminally prosecuted Dr. Lenore Behar, the former Chief of the Child and Family Section of the Division of Mental Health. Behar was indicted for her role in mischarging foster care training funds and was subsequently convicted of obstruction of justice.
"Today's settlement resolves every foster care training claim submitted by the Division of Mental Health during the tenure of Lenore Behar," said Frank D. Whitney, U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of North Carolina in Raleigh. Whitney applauded the settlement for "recovering funds meant to help North Carolina's children, that were instead spent on things like international travel, the renovation of a college building in another country, and the construction of a statue of a foreign leader."
Attorneys of the Justice Department's Civil Division and U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of North Carolina, with assistance from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Office of General Counsel, negotiated this civil matter.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation, U.S. Department of Defense Criminal Investigative Service, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Inspector General and the Defense Contract Audit Agency also provided investigative support.
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The College of Southern Idaho's largest annual student-run event of the year, the Harvest Time Festival, is set for its three-day run Nov. 9 – 11 at the CSI Expo Center. The holiday arts and crafts show is spearheaded by students in CSI's Collegiate DECA Club, formerly the DEX Club.
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All Australian dingoes may have originated from a single pregnant female, according to an analysis of mitochondrial DNA. The finding backs up the theory that south-east Asian islanders brought the dog's ancestors to the continent 5000 years ago.
Peter Savolainen of the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden, and colleagues analysed mtDNA from 211 dingoes from throughout Australia. They compared it with mtDNA from 676 domestic dogs from all continents, 38 Eurasian wolves and archaeological remains of 19 dogs that lived in Polynesia up to 1000 years ago (
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Edwin van der Sar admits he had fleeting second thoughts about retirement but the Manchester United goalkeeper remains firmly focused on ending his career with victory against Barcelona.
The 40-year-old Dutchman will bring the curtain down on more than two decades of goalkeeping excellence at Wembley on Saturday, where he will be attempting to become the oldest ever winner of the UEFA Champions League. After six seasons at Old Trafford, many admirers are convinced the 6ft 5in shot-stopper would easily be able to continue for another year, but Van der Sar is convinced he has picked the perfect time to bow out.
"Everybody wants to try to be a professional football player," Van der Sar said. "Not many people reach it so when you come to that level and are able to play for such a long time, to finish your career like this is magnificent."
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Van der Sar made sure of his place in the pantheon of Manchester United greats three years ago, when his save from Nicolas Anelka in a penalty shoot-out clinched a Champions League victory over Chelsea. While Van der Sar singles out that match as his career highlight, winning with Ajax for the first time 16 years ago is a close second, even if he does struggle to recognise the era.
"I'm working on my biography in Holland at the moment. You speak about some things, and you see some pictures and think, 'Wow, honestly that's a lifetime ago,'" Van der Sar said. "Without mobile phones, Internet, those types of things. It's been a long road but very enjoyable."
Van der Sar admitted he had become almost blase about playing in the final of the Champions League after reaching back-to-back finals with Ajax in the mid-90s, where he was part of a legendary side which included the likes of Frank and Ronald de Boer, Edgar Davids and Patrick Kluivert. "When you win the first one that's great and the second year we reached the final and lost it against Juventus," Van der Sar said.
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Thursday, 30 December 2010
Baked Potato and Leek Soup
Potato and Leek soup is a real favourite over here in the UK. Thick and creamy and filled with lovely leeks and potatoes. Filling and delicious.
I like to put my own spin on things though, and so today I made a baked potato and leek soup.
Lovely leeks, softened in lots of butter along with some garlic . . .
and then simmered in rich chicken stock. Blitzed with a whole baked potato until smooth and creamy . . .
Rich and tasty cheddar cheese is then stirred in to melt, along with some milk and sour cream. What could get any better . . .
Nothing . . . well, not unless you consider adding a topping of more grated cheddar cheese, some chopped spring onion and fried bacon . . .
Everything tastes better with bacon, does it not!!!!
*Baked Potato and Leek Soup*
Serves 4
Printable Recipe
A delicious version of the always popular leek and potato soup!
2 medium baking potatoes (about 8 ounces each)
4 TBS unsalted butter
2 medium leeks (white and light green parts) washed, trimmed and thinly sliced
2 fat cloves of garlic, peeled and minced
fine sea salt and freshly ground black pepper
1 pint of chicken stock (2 cups)
1 pint water (2 cups)
4 ounces milk (1/2 cup)
250ml of sour cream (1/2 cup)
4 thick slices of dry cure smoked streaky bacon, cut into 1/2 inch dice
4 ounces of strong cheddar cheese, grated
2 spring onions, finely chopped
Preheat the oven to 190*C/375*F/ gas mark 5. Wash the potatoes really well, pick with a fork in several places, and then place into the heated oven right on the rack and bake for about 1 hour, until tender. Let cool completely.
Melt the butter in a large saucepan over medium heat. Add the leeks and garlic. Cook ,stirring occasionally until softened, about 10 minutes. Season with some salt. Add the chicken stock and water. Simmer until the leeks are very tender, about 20 minutes.
While the leeks are cooking fry the bacon pieces in a skillet over medium heat, until crisp and browned. Drain well on paper towelling and set aside.
Cut one of the baked potatoes in half lengthwise and then into quarters. Remove the skin and chop it up. Set the potato flesh aside for later. Cut the remaining potato into chunks. Add this along with the skin of the other potato to the leeks. Puree the soup with an immersion (stick) blender until smooth. Whisk in the milk, sour cream and half of the cheese, whisking until the cheese is melted. Cut the potato flesh into 1/2 inch chunks and add to the soup. Taste and adjust seasoning as required with salt and pepper. Keep warm, but do not allow to boil.
Serve hot and ladled into heated bowls. Sprinkle with the remaining cheddar, some of the bacon bits and some spring onion.
11 comments:
- Fuat Gencal said...
Merhabalar, ellerinize, emeğinize sağlık. Çok güzel ve leziz görünüyor.
Ayrıca yeni yılın sağlık ve mutluluk getirmesini diler yeni yılınızı tebrik ederim.
- 30 December 2010 at 08:49
- Joy said...
O yum! What a treat of a soup!
- 30 December 2010 at 10:22
- Beverly@Beverly's Back Porch said...
It's only 6:00 a.am and I could have this for breakfast. It has bacon so I guess it could be a breakfast food, right.
Happy New Year to you and your family!
- 30 December 2010 at 10:47
- Mary McAndrew said...
Marie this looks incredible! I wish it wasn't just me living here, I need someone to help me eat all this rich soup! Can I freeze leftovers?
- 30 December 2010 at 12:10
- Marie said...
Mary, I would freeze it before adding the sour cream, and then just add it when reheating.
- 30 December 2010 at 12:47
- The Food Hound said...
I think potato soup is one of the most comforting foods EVER! The addition of leeks makes it even better!
- 30 December 2010 at 13:31
- La Table De Nana said...
Your soup looks delicious..I just made a similar one..I love your garnishes..so pretty..
Happy New Year Marie.~
- 30 December 2010 at 13:36
- Chele said...
Oh how I could go a bowl of this right now!
- 30 December 2010 at 13:59
- Julie Harward said...
YUM...what a perfect thing to do with all my baked potatoes I have in my fridge! Looks perfect for this cold winter day too :D
- 30 December 2010 at 14:58
- Tracy said...
Oh, so good... It is terribly cold here today, soup would be just the thing! Happy New Year, dear Marie--LOVE YOU LOTS ((BIG HUGS))
- 30 December 2010 at 15:43
- A Vintage Chic said...
Oh, that looks delicious, Marie!
I've been missing my regular blog time--I've missed so much! I think I know what I'll be making for dinner tonight--this looks AMAZING!
We're so chilly here today, that soup is the only option--and since I've got everything required (just need to go and get some leeks!), Marie will be the inspiration for dinner once again tonight!
Wishing you and your sweet Todd (and Miss Mitzi, of course!) a wonderful, happy & healthy New Year, dear friend...I'm so grateful for you and the love and friendship you've added to my life.
Sending you oh, so many warm hugs and loving thoughts from chilly California today, my friend...
- 30 December 2010 at 17:08


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