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A March of Folly
The Afghanistan war is turning into a march of folly
14 August 2010 - When the WikiLeaks exposé of raw United States intelligence data and reports from Afghanistan hit computers worldwide, commentators in Pakistan reacted with vitriolic broadsides. One spoke of "Neocon vampires … blood-thirsty Islamophobes … think tank irredentists … [Indian] revanchists … planning another dismemberment, so that they [can] continue their blood-fest in … Afghanistan." Strong words, particularly when compared to US Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates, who was only "mortified" and "appalled" by the leaks.
Rest of war documents to be released in a few weeks
08/14/10 - A spokesman for the WikiLeaks document-revealing website said Saturday that the 15,000 remaining documents on the Afghanistan war will be published within "two weeks to a month."
Last week, the Pentagon called on WikiLeaks to turn over the last of the documents, which the website said it was reviewing to redact information that would harm "innocent parties who are under reasonable threat." WikiLeaks fired back at the Pentagon's request that the website "do the right thing" with a series of tweets responding to "obnoxious" Pentagon spokesman Geoff Morrell. Continued
Afghanistan! Elections?
Easy to answer the subject title. So called repubs, who've been changing their labels since greatly defending the previous admin and those congresses, to libertarian at first and now tea party, don't want to be reminded of the failed policies and all the proof that showed they were wrong on everything, reason they also keep changing the 'rage' issues, and most dems don't want to do what this country Should Have Done Long Ago, Bring Accountability for the crimes committed by those who led and those around them, so the Destructive Debacle Wages On!!!!
So Please Tell Me Again:
What's the Afghanistan War About?
August 8, 2010 - When facts are inconvenient, when international law, human rights and history get in the way, when war crimes can't easily be justified or explained away, when logic doesn't help much, the current crop of American political leaders turns to what is now the old reliable: 9/11.
We have to fight in Afghanistan because ... somehow ... it's tied into what happened on September 11, 2001. Here's Vice-President Joe Biden: "We know that it was from the space that joins Afghanistan and Pakistan that the attacks of 9/11 occurred." 1
Here's Sen. Lindsay Graham (R-SC): "This is the place [Afghanistan] we were attacked from 9/11." 2
American Stupidity
By John Grant
"Stubbornness and stupidity are twins."
What is it about Americans that they have so much going for them, yet they can be so very stupid?
Two stories in the Sunday New York Times jumped out as a sad backdrop to our misguided War On Terror.
The first is about the bigoted anti-Muslim xenophobia in New York over a proposed mosque some blocks from the site of the former World Trade Towers. The emotional volatility is being fueled by the usual Fox News agitators, and Sarah Palin and Newt Gingrich stirred up the pot for their demagogic needs.
Even the Jewish Anti-Defamation League took off after the mosque and condemned it. Here's the Anti Defamation League's mission statement at the top of their web page:
HONORING THE FALLEN: US Military KIA, Iraq & Afghanistan/Pakistan - July 2010
Iraq, Rapidly becoming the Forgotten War!! There have been 4,733 coalition deaths -- 4,414 Americans, 2 Australians, 1 Azerbaijani, 179 Britons, 13 Bulgarians, 1 Czech, 7 Danes, 2 Dutch, 2 Estonians, 1 Fijian, 5 Georgians, 1 Hungarian, 33 Italians, 1 Kazakh, 1 South Korean, 3 Latvian, 22 Poles, 3 Romanians, 5 Salvadoran, 4 Slovaks, 11 Spaniards, 2 Thai and 18 Ukrainians -- in the war in Iraq as of August 4 2010, according to a CNN count. { Graphical breakdown of casualties }. At least 31,897 {31,860 last month} U.S. troops have been wounded in action, according to the Pentagon. View casualties in the war in Afghanistan
The War on Terror:
Beyond the Military By Lt. Col. Barry Wingard
Aug 3rd, 2010
The U.S. government routinely uses the term "War on Terror" to describe its military efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan. But how do we really define this "War on Terror"? After all, terrorism dates back to at least the 14th century, and individuals, groups and even nations have employed it ever since.
It's hard to argue that the deployment of a bigger gun or faster tank can actually alter the outcome of either the war in Iraq or Afghanistan, let alone defeat terrorism. The U.S. armed forces have undeniably defeated the organized militaries in Iraq and Afghanistan, but the question now is whether the military can obliterate the ideas and policies that drive the growing use of terrorism.
Afghan War Logs: what did we learn?
The subject title is the one from a Guardian report one of the participants in the Wikileaks document dump and explanations of.
In this first blockquote, and if in the U.S., think of all that you've read or especially heard since the three outlets, the Guardian where this comes from being one, helped bring out what the online Wikileaks had obtained and posted simultaneously.
One disappointed paper deliberately provided the Taliban with a to-do list: it drew their attention to specific Wikileaks documents they might inspect in order to take reprisals. The low point was perhaps reached by Channel 4 News, which respectfully quoted a "spokesman" for the bearded murderers, as he uttered promises of revenge on alleged informants. It felt like PR for the Taliban.
Now to the cut and suggestion you click the link for more.
Wikileaks: The Pakistan Connection
Wikileaks: The Pakistan connection Pt.1, visit link for Part 1.
Devil's Food Cake
President 43 will be 49 on August 4 and Mrs. 43 has e-mailed with a request. I'm sure many of you received the appeal.
Michelle says: "Every year, our family tries to come up with a fun way to wish Barack a happy birthday."
The hostess of the White House continues with: "This has been a big—and hectic—year for him." Duh.
Here's some of the penciling on Barack Obama's dance card.
A surge of militarism.
A surge in Afghanistan.
A surge in troop deaths.
A surge in suicide among veterans.
A surge in WikiLeak-ing of US war crimes in Iraq and Afghanistan.
A surge of droning in Pakistan.
A surge in civilian slaughter.
A surge of hatred.
A surge of mercenaries.
A surge in the insurgency.
A surge in war spending.
A surge of warmongering greed.
A surge of rhetoric to attack Iran.
A surge of wink wink to Big Insurance and Big Pharma.
A surge of uninsured.
A surge of oil in the Gulf of Mexico.
Emerging consciousness:
And as the Pakistani's Think........
Poll: Majority of Pakistanis View US as Enemy
A new opinion poll indicates that roughly six in 10 Pakistanis view the United States as an enemy, oppose the war in Afghanistan and are becoming less concerned about the threat of the Taliban and al-Qaida.
The survey, released by the U.S.-based Pew Research Center this week, shows that despite intense U.S. outreach and billions of dollars in aid, Pakistanis remain extremely skeptical of Washington's intentions.
Negative image
America's overall image remains very negative in Pakistan, says the center's president Andrew Kohut. Continued
Gee I wonder why, and the rest of not only that region.....................!!
Military Stress: Army Releases Report on Suicide Prevention
I just can't think of anything more to add, as not only myself but many others have stated over and over thousands of times in these years, to the three reports and link to the study then are stated within them!
This is a 10MB, 370page pdf download, you can visit the Army site by click the graphic or the link.
Army Health Promotion, Risk Reduction and Suicide Prevention Report
National Insecurity: Afraid of the Truth
By Dave Lindorff
The White House's initial response to the release of 92,000 pages of raw reports from the field by US forces in Afghanistan for a period from 2004-2009--that it was a threat to national security and to the lives of American troops--was as predictable as it was farcical.
Aggression and the ICC
The Chilcot Inquiry, Aggression and the International Criminal Court
29 July 2010 The 2003 U.S. led invasion of Iraq was a crime--a profound and catastrophic violation of international law.
The crime was aggression: the waging of unprovoked war on a sovereign state.
A growing international consensus says that not only was the invasion illegal, but in the future such crimes will result in direct and severe personal consequences for leaders who organize the killing and give the orders to start.
Military Industry Welfare
Why aren't conservatives blasting military industry welfare?
July 29, 2010 A most peculiar thing happened last week: The Washington Post ripped a federal welfare boondoggle to shreds, exposing tens of billions of dollars of waste, duplication and bureaucratic excess . . . and conservatives didn't erupt in astonishment and praise. In fact, they didn't raise a peep.
That's because the welfare queens ripping off taxpayer dollars in this case aren't poverty pimps waving the bloody flag of race and class, but military-industrial hustlers exploiting the war on terrorism to build themselves opulent and powerful fiefdoms.
In A War/Occupation Theater
There are always plenty of good deeds done by the soldiers serving in theaters, rarely reported on as they are numerous and happen like they would anywhere and done by the greater majority serving in the theaters. In Afghanistan if there had never been an Iraq devastating diversion and much more cooperation, for our money, from Pakistan, we wouldn't have greatly increased the hatreds towards us and we would have been helping the Afghans in rebuilding these past years and greatly marginalized the extreme criminal terrorist threats and groups as we would be reading and seeing many real winning hearts and minds stories.
Local Soldier Saves Afghan Children From Floods
Why still there nine years after the invasion?
28 July 2010 LONDON — An inquiry is to be conducted into the Afghanistan war, MPs said on Wednesday, examining why British troops remain there nine years after the invasion and whether they have been successful.
The House of Commons defence select committee has called for written evidence on "the justification for the continued participation" of Britain's 10,000 troops in the international coalition in Afghanistan.
Amid polls showing a lack of public support for the mission, the committee will also examine "the success of the government in communicating this to the UK public". Continued
More Scum War Profiteers, Blood Wealth
And remember, these Extremist War Profiteers, making their comfortable livings on Blood Money of War, not only garner huge wealth, legal or illegally, but they don't even pay a fair share of that wealth for taxes, huge tax cuts, which would help cover the monies needed for the Veterans of our Wars and Occupations of Choice in fulfilling the contracts with the Country for their service in these Wars generating that Wealth, but hey neither does much of the Country want to pony up, they don't even pay attention to the Wars nor the Veterans of!
Body armour boss looted $185m to pay for prostitutes and parties, court hears
David H. Brooks and co-defendant Sandra Hatfield
The New York Times Focused on Pakistan Connections in its Reporting of the WikiLeaks Documents.
By Mark Mazzetti, Jane Perlez, Eric Schmitt and Andrew W. Lehren
From The New York Times
Americans fighting the war in Afghanistan have long harbored strong suspicions that Pakistan's military spy service has guided the Afghan insurgency with a hidden hand, even as Pakistan receives more than $1 billion a year from Washington for its help combating the militants, according to a trove of secret military field reports made public Sunday.
The documents, made available by an organization called WikiLeaks, suggest that Pakistan, an ostensible ally of the United States, allows representatives of its spy service to meet directly with the Taliban in secret strategy sessions to organize networks of militant groups that fight against American soldiers in Afghanistan, and even hatch plots to assassinate Afghan leaders.
Kucinich Asks His Colleagues to Vote No on War Escalation Funding
92,000 Reasons to Get Out of Afghanistan and Pakistan
Pick One
Washington D.C. (July 26, 2010) – Congressman Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) is circulating the following letter to Members of Congress in advance of expected votes on Tuesday:
Dear Colleague,
WikiLeaks released 92,000 previously secret documents (any one of which presumably could be a case for a congressional hearing) which demonstrate that Congress has not been given a true account of the war by either the military or by two administrations.
We cannot and must not ignore the latest documented evidence from WikiLeaks now circulating on the Internet for the entire world to see:
* Our troops being placed in mortal peril because of poor logistics.
* Countless innocent civilians killed "by mistake."
* An Afghanistan "government" which is hopelessly corrupt.
* Pakistan Intelligence collaborating with the Taliban against the US.
We Didn't Have Computers, An Internet, 24/7 Cable News or a Wikileaks
By now most have heard about the Afghanistan Docs, some 92,000, that were released by Wikileaks and with coordinated release at roughly the same time by three News Media outlets:
The Guardian: Afghanistan war logs: Massive leak of secret files exposes truth of occupation
New York Times: An archive of classified military documents offers an unvarnished view of the war in Afghanistan
Der Spiegel: The Afghanistan Protocol; Explosive Leaks Provide Image of War from Those Fighting It
Whoever hasn't will as it's become the main News Story today hitting every level and the links above give you the main outlets of the reports on the documents released and more.
Kucinich: Leaked Documents Make Case for Kucinich/Paul Resolution to end Military Presence in Pakistan
Washington D.C. (July 26, 2010) – This week the House of Representatives is expected to act on a bipartisan, privileged resolution offered by Congressman Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) and Ron Paul (R-TX) that would direct the President to remove our forces from Pakistan.
"It is important to debate our presence in Afghanistan and Pakistan now as the website Wikileaks yesterday released more than 90,000 classified reports on the war in Afghanistan. These reports not only provide further evidence that our presence in Afghanistan is counterproductive, but they also support long held suspicions that Pakistan's Inter-Service Intelligence Agency is providing support for the Taliban insurgents, even as the U.S. provides Pakistan with more than $1 billion in aid a year and is expanding its footprint on the ground within Pakistan's borders.
Search is On: Afghan war logs:
massive inquiry launched into source of leaks
July 26 2010 A massive leak inquiry has been launched to find the source of tens of thousands of classified American documents on the war in Afghanistan that were leaked to the media.
The documents - detailing military operations between 2004 and 2009 - disclosing how Nato forces have killed scores of civilians in unreported incidents in Afghanistan.
More than 90,000 documents were leaked to the Wikileaks website and shown to several newspapers around the world.
The release of the huge file of classified papers is described as one of the biggest leaks in US military history.
The White House condemned the leak which it said threatened the safety of coalition forces.
Wikileaks Strikes Again: Afghanistan Docs!!! {UpDated w/Vidoe's}
This was just coming in on the MSNBC site, only minutes ago:
90,000 Afghan war documents being leaked
Previously unreported civilian deaths among the disclosures by Wikileaks
25 July 2010 Some 90,000 leaked U.S. military records amount to an blow-by-blow account of six years of the Afghanistan war, including unreported incidents of Afghan civilian killings as well as covert operations against Taliban figures, two newspapers and a magazine with access to the documents reported Sunday.
The online whistle-blower organization Wikileaks was planning to post the documents on its website Sunday. The New York Times, London's Guardian newspaper and the German weekly Der Spiegel were given early access to the documents.
NATO Pulls Pakistan Into Its Global Network
By Rick Rozoff
In four months the North Atlantic Treaty Organization will hold a summit in Lisbon, Portugal. The host country was one of the 12 nations that founded the United States-dominated military bloc 61 years ago.
The rival grouping that was created six years after NATO's formation and its expansion into Turkey and Greece in 1952 and the Federal Republic of Germany in 1955, the Warsaw Treaty Organization (Warsaw Pact), formally dissolved itself almost twenty years ago.
In the interim since its formation, having grown to 16 members by 1982 with the incorporation of Spain, NATO expanded from 12 to 28 member states and absorbed 12 nations in Eastern Europe over the past 11 years. The last dozen were, except for two former Yugoslav federal republics (Croatia and Slovenia), earlier part of the Warsaw Pact and in three instances (Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania) also of the Soviet Union.
Kucinich Says House Will Vote on Tuesday on Pakistan Withdrawal
Kucinich and Rep. Ron Paul's privileged resolution on withdrawing from unauthorized and unconstitutional war in Pakistan -- at least the little-known-of ground troops, if not the drones -- will likely be voted on Tuesday.
Get U.S. Forces Out of Pakistan
Re forcing stand-alone votes on anti-war measures, my impression is it can still be done:
House Expected to Act Next Week on Kucinich, Paul Privileged Resolution to Remove U.S. Forces in Pakistan
H. Con. Res. 301 Cites 1973 War Powers Authorization
From Congressman Dennis Kucinich:
Washington, Jul 23 - The House of Representatives is expected to act next week on a privileged resolution introduced last night by Congressmen Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) and Ron Paul (R-TX). The resolution directs the President, pursuant to section 5(c) of the War Powers Resolution, to remove the United States Armed Forces from Pakistan.
"We have known that U.S. forces have been operating in secret inside the territories of Pakistan without Congressional approval. We recently learned from an article in the Wall Street Journal titled, 'U.S. Forces Step Up Pakistan Presence' that the United States is engaged in a covert strategy to increase our troops' role there incrementally, with the goal of convincing Pakistan to be more accepting of our presence. This is a violation of the 1973 War Powers Resolution and it is our Constitutional responsibility as Members of Congress to act," said Kucinich.
"The US military has significantly increased its activity in Pakistan – both in troop presence and Predator attacks – at a time when there are, according to the CIA, very few al-Qaeda members in that country. This increasing US military activity in Pakistan has little to do with protecting the United States and in fact is creating more enemies than it is defeating. The administration, like its predecessor, is misusing language in the original post-9/11 resolution to prosecute a wider regional war and Congress is sitting quietly on the sidelines. This must stop," said Paul.
The introduction of H. Con. Res. 301 follows a promise last December to introduce bills to remove the U.S. forces from both Afghanistan and Pakistan. In March of this year, the House of Representatives debated H. Con. Res. 248, Kucinich's resolution to debate and vote on whether to continue the war in Afghanistan.
Israeli Military Report on Its Gaza Flotilla Actions Underscores Need for an Independent Investigation
By Ann Wright
As a 29 year military veteran and a survivor of the Gaza Flotilla, I strongly believe that the Israeli military report on its conduct in boarding the six ships of the Gaza Flotilla underscores the need for an independent investigation. As we have found from investigations done by our own U.S military on its actions in Iraq and Afghanistan, militaries, to their moral and ethical peril, seldom are critical of the conduct of their operations.
On July 12, Israeli Defense Force's (IDF) retired Major General Eiland spoke of his investigation of the IDF attack on the Gaza Freedom Flotilla. While his classified report was not made available to the public, General Eiland said in a press conference that there were "no failures, but mistakes were made," and that high-level officials had made errors in judgment, but did not accuse anyone of negligence.


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Hi, friends! Happy Independence Day weekend! Can you believe it's already the 4th of July? Summer is half over?!? WHA?!
Oh man, that kind of stinks. I must think of it that summer is only half started... that sounds a little better... kind of.
I put out a few 4th decorations that I'm going to share with you tomorrow. Here is a little peek...
The hubs made these cute wood "Folded Flags" for me. Come back tomorrow to see the rest.
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Rogers Canada to Start Selling 8GB iPhone 3GS?
Boy Genius is reporting several tips on this, so it looks likely that Rogers in Canada is getting ready to launch an 8GB iPhone 3GS. Why? They proffer:
Maybe the iPhone 3G stock is finally sold out and Apple will quietly (or not quietly) replace the $99 model iPhone with an 8GB 3GS?
This appeal to anyone? How about to anyone who jumped on the $99 16GB iPhone 3G already?
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Stratford Upon Avon, Warwickshire
Flowers for the Bard...
William Shakespeare (baptised 26 April 1564 – died 23 April 1616) is rightly regarded and honoured as the greatest writer of the English language, and as the world's preeminent dramatist. He wrote approximately 38 plays and 154 sonnets, as well as a variety of other poems. Already popular in his own lifetime, Shakespeare became more famous after his death and his work was adulated by many prominent cultural figures through the centuries.He is often considered to be England's national poet and is sometimes referred to as the "Bard of Avon" (or simply "The Bard")or the "Swan of Avon".
Holy Trinity Church,
We visited Stratford upon Avon this weekend: this being the season of Shakespeare's birthday on 23rd April. His grave in the chancel, which is an enormous tourist attraction. The bard was buried there in 1616 an honour bestowed upon him and his family as a "lay rector" of Holy Trinity church on the banks of the Avon. Just above the site on the north wall is a demi-figure bust of William Shakespeare by Gerard Johnson, erected within seven years of his death by his wife and friends. Pevsner states that the monument succeeded in making bard look like a self satisfied school master.This is similar to many other monuments dedicated to scholars and academics from this period, we have a few such memorials here in Oxford. The bust is probably (along with the well known engraved folio portrait) is likely to be the best likeness we have of England's beloved son. Beneath this wall monument is the actual tomb (this weekend festooned with garlands and flowers from all corners of the earth)…upon it is written the famous curse "Bleste be the man that spares these stones, and curst be he that moves my bones." Nearby is the old font in which he probably was baptized and the register of births and deaths. Although for most people visiting Shakespeare's church the grave and the monuments and mementoes are the most important points; it should be said that this chancel is really only second to The Beauchamp chapel at nearby Warwick St Mary, for its dramatic space and magnificence.
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I seem to have done things back to front - I've never seen a picture of this monument before but since I became a churchcrawler I've come across some very similar ones in country churches, usually looking a bit worn and dusty. It's really odd to see Shakespeare in the same context as those, a bit like travelling back in time to when he was just a popular Elizabethan writer and still a long way from worldwide fame.
Yes it's a scholastic demi figure, post mortem, so it may not represent his actual appearance. His grave is close by in the chancel, strewn with flowers. You'll see many such in my stream.
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Agencies are getting a new tool to help them eliminate duplicative and inefficient IT projects while supporting other governmentwide initiatives at the same time.
U.S. CIO Steven VanRoekel launched PortfolioStat with an announcement. It will help agencies evaluate the current maturity of their IT portfolio management process find wasteful and duplicative investments, he said.
A March 30 memorandum from VanRoekel and Jeffrey Zients, acting director of the Office of Management and Budget, explained that PortfolioStat will help boost current CIO-led capital planning and investment control processes, and move to shared solutions to get the most out of IT investments.
While another tool, TechStat, looks at IT performance at the specific project or investment level, PortfolioStat takes a more holistic approach and examines the whole portfolio to help identify and eliminate duplication and waste, the memo stated.
VanRoekel announced earlier this year that one of his high-priority items for 2012 included accelerating OMB-led TechStat reviews and broadening the TechStat model to the bureau level. PortfolioStat will also support the Shared First initiative and help agencies meet requirements in governmentwide undertakings on data center consolidation and cloud computing.
To support the PortfolioStat process, OMB is directing agencies to choose a lead for the initiative within 10 days and hold their first PortfolioStat session by July 31, 2012. Agencies also must submit plans to consolidate commodity IT and migrate at least two duplicative commodities IT services. Another requirement is that agencies detail their challenges and successes in a document and then submit it to OMB by Feb. 1, 2013.
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Juan Cabrillo and the Oregon crew return in Clive Cussler's "Dark Watch". A deadly band of pirates is terrorizing the waters of the Far East - and the crew of the Oregon may be the only people who can stop them...Juan Cabrillo and his expert team on the Oregon are used to working dirty, dangerous jobs. While thwarting terrorist missiles, Cabrillo and the crew stumble on pirates in the seas of China - men who are more concerned with destroying ships with their Shock and Awe attacks than plundering their valuables. When the team grows desperate for all the information they can get, one of Juan's best men risks everything to get closer to the truth. Soon, the Oregon team will discover that the pirates are hiding a much more deadly power: an international conspiracy of slavery that will rock the very foundations of the world banks. Millions of dollars and thousands of lives are at stake - and Juan Cabrillo is their only hope...Clive Cussler, author of the bestselling "Dirk Pitt" novels including "Arctic Drift" and "Trojan Odyssey", and co-author Jack Du Brul see hero Juan Cabrillo face pirates and international conspiracy in the third instalment of "The Oregon Files" adventures, "Dark Watch". Praise for Clive Cussler: "Cussler is hard to beat". ("Daily Mail"). Bestselling author Clive Cussler has kept millions of readers hooked with adventures at sea, exotic locations, cutting-edge science and page-turning pace for four decades. As well as the "Oregon Files" series there are also the "NUMA Files", the "Dirk Pitt" stories (which started it all), the "Isaac Bell" adventures and the "Fargo" series. The other titles in the "Oregon Files" are: "Golden Buddha", "Sacred Stone", "Skeleton Coast", "Plague Ship", "Corsair", "The Silent Sea" and "The Jungle" and are all available in Penguin paperback.
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By: Shelby Mund
Hello all.
I've been brooding over this post for a few weeks now, and honestly, I've been drawing a huge blank in terms of interesting topics. I was convinced I would never think of something to share with you all.
And then I walked into Pillsbury Huff to fill in for Phil's Wednesday night Writing Lab.
As I sat alone at a tall table by the window waiting for someone to approach me about their writing, I started to watch people. Some were complete strangers, some were people I've seen around campus a million times but for the life of me I couldn't come up with their names. Some were joking around with friends. Couples walked up the driveway to North Hall hand in hand. Friends nudged each other, reveling in some inside joke from who knows when. Sights, sounds, memories… life.
And you know what? Even though I've gone to this school for two years, I can't relate to a single one of them.
I guess it started when I moved into the dorms last year. From the first weekend, I became determined to spend as much time as I could locked up in my room, putting my full concentration into my studies. I was always grade conscientious in high school, and I guess I thought that if I put all of my effort into maintaining my GPA, I would preserve my connection to my past. I didn't want to lose the last 18 years of my life – my friends, my hobbies, my beliefs. It took me a while to admit, but I came into college fully intending to make as few connections to this place as physically possible.
I lived for the weekend – the weekend meant going home. And even though all my friends were at college enjoying the experience like I should have been, I found myself using them as an excuse. I'd stay up until two and three in the morning prowling Facebook chat on the off chance that someone from home would get on, and then I'd go to my eight o'clock like a zombie, mindlessly taking notes and only absorbing half of the lecture.
I slept a lot.
Time passed by, and I found my life passing with it. People had long since stopped trying to get me to come out of my shell (I remember this one time when I was in a really good mood for some reason or another, so I sat in the lobby of the girls' dorm and started a conversation with this really friendly girl I had seen singing in Chapel a few times… she looked so startled when I started talking to her that I literally couldn't help but laugh out loud).
When I got back from Christmas break, I was determined to do better. And I did… some. But really, it wasn't until I went home this summer and thought long and hard about life that I realized where I wanted mine to go.
So what? Why am I crying to you? Why does my less-than-satisfying first-year experience matter to anybody?
Because I've seen myself in a few of you.
I've watched you walk around campus with your heads down and your hands in your pockets. I've heard your soft-spoken voices in class. I've seen that defeated look in your eyes.
And I understand.
But let me give you just one piece of advice before you close your laptop and bury yourself under the covers of your twin-sized dorm room mattress.
Shutting everybody out will never, NEVER fix your problems. I promise you, making a few new memories will not mean erasing your old ones. And looking back on your college experience, wishing more than anything that you could just redo those first years and make them worth remembering – it's not where you want to be. I would know.
Ernest Hemmingway once said, "In order to write about life first you must live it;" truly inspirational writing comes from truly exceptional experiences.
It's like when you hear a song that just speaks to you – a song that makes you stop and think, oh my gosh, I totally know where that guy was coming from when he wrote that line. The best songs are the product of the strongest, rawest emotions.
Now don't get me wrong. This is not by any means an inspirational blog meant to spur you to action, and it's definitely not an advice column. Leave that to Dear Abby.
But please hear me out when I tell you that your time will be much better spent if you get out there and experience life. Meet new people. Put yourself in a slightly uncomfortable position. Embrace the awkward! Do whatever you have to do, but don't regret letting these years pass by.
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But, let's be honest; sometimes, I hate it. I love creative writing, but sometimes I hate that I have to explain my thoughts on a topic that I would rather not discuss. I hate that there are so many guidelines on format that we have to have every paper look essentially the same. I hate having a deadline on my creativity because we all know that sometimes our creative thoughts are stifled and – for lack of a better word—our minds are constipated. I'm sure you've all experienced this heightened form of writer's block at some point or another, and it's a pretty awful place to be. Even sitting down to write this blog post was hard for me because for about ten minutes I had no idea what I wanted to talk about. It is usually hard to conjure a topic of the top off my head when I'm put on the spot.
And here is where I get to my point: writing. is. difficult. Despite many people's assumption that English majors looove writing papers, the truth is that English majors sometimes hate writing an academic essay more than the average English-hating person does. It is not for the love of "writing a paper" that we write; it is simply for the love of writing, period. I am an English major because I need to learn the proper writing techniques to graduate and hopefully become a published author (a lofty idea, I know). I am not an English major for any enjoyment I get from placing a semicolon in the perfect place or from knowing the differences between "there," "their," and "they're." I am an English major despite knowing all of these rules and guidelines.
So, what is my point about the point? Yes, writing can be really hard, but when I can write just to write—no rules or deadlines—I gain the best feeling and it is so easy. More than just easy-peasy lemon-squeezie; it's an entirely new level of easy that gives me the best feeling of freedom. Freedom to write about anything I am thinking, feeling, or wanting to do. I can even put my dreams on paper, and it is up to me whether or not I share them with anyone; but I have written them down and there is power in that. Just the act of writing something down makes it more real and attainable.
My challenge to the readers of this is to not let the rules, regulations, etc. get you down. You can turn even the worst prompt into a masterpiece if you believe that you can unleash your creative beast and turn your writing into a beautiful masterpiece, whether it is for an assignment or not. And besides, whether or not you have the list of grammatical dos and don'ts memorized doesn't matter, you can write. Write whatever flows from your heart; the words are there for a reason and God could use them to impact someone's life in ways that you may never know.
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When students venture down to the writing lab, they have already taken the time to enter the Field Building, walk down the flight of stairs and come around the corner to look at a relatively small room that is filled with people. From the moment they see all of the tutoring, they may feel nervous. I remember my freshman year, when I was intimidated until I had my first sit down session with Elizabeth. It was amazing to see what simple brainstorming and thought collection with another individual does for the construction of your paper. This semester, which is the first semester I am tutoring students in the Writing Lab, has been interesting as well as challenging.
From working with English Grammar students, to working with graduate students, I feel that I have learned just as much as the person I am tutoring. Each and every day, I feel more comfortable with what I am doing, and how I am helping students understand and learn more about writing. Most students underestimate their abilities to be creative, and once started, they flow through their papers and are surprised with the end result.
It is a wonderful feeling to help a student achieve what they want to accomplish in their writings and surpass the goals that they have set. Each day is a learning curve, and as the student learns, I will also be acquiring knowledge that I will use for a lifetime.


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5000-5048 South Vermont Avenue
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5000-5048 South Vermont Avenue has a Walk Score of 74 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
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The Only Place to Stay in New Orleans!
I've been to New Orleans many times, and I have stayed at various hotels in an out of the Quarter, but I have never stayed at a hotel that was more charming and accommodating as The Lafayette Hotel. We went during the first weekend of Mardi Gras when the parades go down St. Charles in front of the hotel. We had a second-story suite with a balcony overlooking the street and parades (we were given the upgrade by management), and our view of the events was spectacular. We were able to stay out of the fray yet enjoy all of the festivities.
Furthermore, we were only a few blocks from the Quarter and riverfront, so we were able to walk or take the street car to other locations quite easily. The Lafayette Hotel staff was fantastic, too! I'll never stay at another hotel in New Orleans besides the Lafayette again!
Wonderful small hotel
We had a great stay at The Lafayette. The rooms were nicely decorated, immaculately clean, quiet and large. There were lots of nice touches--umbrellas, two newspapers each morning, robes, extra pillows and blankets in the closet and two phones in the room and one in the bathroom. The bed was exceptionally comfortable. The staff is friendly and helpful. The walk to the French Quarter or the Arts District is short, and we enjoyed staying in a place a little away from the hustle and bustle. Would definitely stay there again. Got a great price too.
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The Lafayette Hotel is charming, in a quiet location, and has a helpful staff. We were surprised however that a $2.95 daily fee was charged for safe rental. We also were charged a daily $5.95 fee for unlimited phone use anywhere in the U.S. Since we do not carry valuables when we travel and use a cell phone, we felt these costs were unnecessary
Lafayette Hotel a quiet gem
I just returned from the Lafayette Hotel.My room was fabulous. Make sure to get a room on the second floor on the street side. They have a lovely little balcony. All the staff was completely accomodating, especially Kerry, and I loved the decor and the rooms were spotless and well appointed. The only drawback is the mandatory charge of $4.95 a day for phone use and $2.95 a day for safe use. I do not think I should have to held hostage to such charges, and was not happy about the mandatory charge. It is on the St. Charles streetcar line and when these trains come by it is loud, and that may bother some people. It is a short walk to Bourbon Street and many attractions. As a thrifty traveler, I would recommend taking the Jefferson Transit Airport Express bus for only $1.60/person vs. the 28.00 plus tip cost of taking a cab. It did take us quite awhile to get back into the airport though, as we left at rush hour and the bus made many stops more than it did on a Saturday. Bourbon Street was wild and not to be missed, but I would not take my kids down there on a weekend night. There are alot of drunk people and girls flashing their chests at people up on balconies to get beads thrown at them, as well as many strip bars with scantilly dressed girls in the doorways. Further down there are some gay bars with the doors wide open and alot of revelry going on, which might bother some people. I thought it was a blast, but my mother would pass out at such sights. It was nice to have a hotel that was in a quiet neighborhood away from the hustle and bustle. The restaurant closed there recently and it it aways from any restaurants except a Thai place and a bakery across the street, so be prepared to walk aways or take a cab for dinner, etc. The jambalya at Coop's Place was great and the Court of Two Sisters was very good for nice, fancier meal.
So cute!
We heard about the Lafayette Hotel through friends, so we already had high expectations. The staff and hotel, itself blew us away! It is such a cute, cozy hotel located only a few blocks from the French Quarter.
The rooms are spacious and decorated beautifully. What really makes this hotel impressive is its staff. The front desk agent, Katie was extremely helpful with suggestions on where to eat and fun places to go and the bellman, Gilbert was hillarious and extremely courteous. We had a blast and we owe most of that to the staff at the Lafayette!
The Meaning of Customer Service
If you are looking for a great place to stay in New Orleans and cannot make up your mind where to stay, I have the place for you. Elegant, comfortable, quiet, convenient, friendly and knowledgeable staff are just a few things I can begin to tell you about this hotel. Set just a few blocks from Bourbon Street, near City Hall you will find a wonderful hotel that knows the meaning of customer service. From the beginning of our stay until the end we were treated wonderfully and definitely better than expected. Gwen and her staff advised of many things going on that even through tons of research you will not always find. We gave them our itinerary and they would always have alternative options or the best way to see the sites. One night we asked about a restaurant for dinner and they not only made reservations but told us to be ready in our room at 8 pm and right on the money we heard a knock on the door telling us that a car had been arranged to take us to dinner. Wow! What service! They also told us about an old theatre called the Sanger in the area that was playing "Singin' In The Rain". Even on the day of departure we were not due at the airport until late afternoon and they extended our checkout until our shuttle picked us up. I have stayed at a few other hotels in New Orleans. Never again! None of them offer the same type of good old-fashioned customer service that many of the bigger hotels have forgotten the meaning of...
Good Service & Cute Hotel
We stayed in the Lafayette in part to get a "non-corporate hotel experience," and it proved well worth it. The hotel is a bit worn in places--small chips in the paint, the brass is in need of polish, etc--but the staff and the location are excellent. We received a free upgrade to a suite--it seems from reading the other reviews that this is pretty standard, if there is availability--and the room was lovely. Beautiful English prints, a fabulous king bed, a wet bar, and a comfortable sitting area. (The whole room was probably 700 square feet or so). If you go, ask for a higher floor to escape the trolley / street noise. Even if you grew up in a city like I did, the relative quiet will be much appreciated. Friendly staff and good maid service; the only negative was that the restaurant was out of service. If you can get a good price--we paid $75 / night for our terrific room, including tax, which was a steal, in my opinion--by all means go!
Elegant and Comfortable
I stayed here back in Nov. 2002. I cannot express how impressed I was with everything here. The staff was friendly and informative, including the manager. It was a perfect location for those who do not mind walking 3-6 blocks to get to French Quarter, Casino, Mississippi River, Malls, etc. (After eating all the food, you need to walk!) The manager of the hotel accomodated us with a free upgrade to a suite since it was available. We didn't even need to ask, she automatically did it. The rooms were clean and the furnishings were elegant. The HUGE four poster king bed was VERY comfortable. My husband and I kept joking we were going to pack it up and take it home with us. As a matter of fact, the week we got home I bought 4 down pillows and a down duvet to mimick those of The Lafayette Hotel!! If you are thinking about staying here....my advice to you...don't look anywhere else because you will not go wrong here! We will definitely be back!!
Lafayette Hotel a real gem
The Lafayette Hotel is wonderfully located just minutes away from the French Quarter, and right on the streetcar line. If you like to walk, you can leave the car parked, as we did, and see everything you have on your agenda. Suggest requesting a higher floor, as we were not troubled by street noise. The hotel is beautifully furnished, small but elegant. The only down side is what makes it quaint-you must call room service for everything, including ice. The service is lightening fast and extremely courteous. The front desk was solicitous and very helpful with sightseeing info and streetcar tickets. We were very satisfied with our stay.
Small Luxury Hotel
The Lafayette Hotel is about 5 blocks from the French Quarter on St. Charles. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay there. The staff was very accommodating, but unobtrusive. They upgraded our room to a suite without even being asked. There was no room service while we were there, but the restaurant was about to re-open under new management so perhaps that will change. Being so close to so many fine restaurants, we didn't need room service anyway. Kerry, a native of New Orleans who works the front desk, gave us very good advice on sites and restaurants. Our towels were refreshed twice a day. Although we could hear the street car go by, our room was otherwise very quiet. We would definitely stay there again.
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Today was going to be such an awesome day! I booked kayak swamp tours for Mirza and me, which I was really excited about. We woke up, got ready, and headed down to the French Quarter for breakfast. We had enough time to spare because the GPS said the address was only about ten minutes away. We went to a little cafe called EnVie Espresso Bar & Cafe. The food and coffee was excellent! Mirza ordered a muffin to go with his breakfast... gotta love him. He called me ...
Beignets, Art, Music, Hurricanes and Absinth
... Street is closed every night to automobiles so pedestrians can walk freely. Other streets close for pedestrian traffic also, but Bourbon St. is the primary party street. After Andy's conference was over that evening, we walked to Pat O'Briens and had Hurricanes, crawfish etouffe, shrimp creole and bread pudding. Absinth is an alcoholic beverage that was prohibited in the US until 2007. It has a very high alcohol content ...
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... It is a majestic structure that takes up an entire block and has the overhanging balconies that you often see in the French Quarter. We found the Musicland Park just outside our hotel room and then did a walk down Bourbon Street. There was an interesting incident that happened just outside our hotel. As I was walking out a young lady dressed in a very short skirt started waving at me from the Cabaret ...
New Orleans
... anywhere in the Quarter is a great location.
Had an oyster po boy at Royal House which is just a couple of blocks down Royal Street from the hotel. Eight deep fried oysters on a slab of baguette with some sliced tomatoes and pickles and a side of fries. Not that impressed. Had the guy behind the bar pour my Hurricane into a Go Cup and took a walk down Bourbon Street.
Reasonably quiet, which meant the spruikers outside the bars and clubs were in overdrive to ...
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Pollo Tropical: Pollo Tropical
We were hungry and it was about 6pm ..We had just left Ross' clothing shopping and I wanted something different but good..So, we saw the sign for Pollo Tropical...well hell, it's hard to miss a big yellow building too...lol!!!
We had never been here before. None of us!!
We went in and we checked out the board menu above the cashier area. Tony opted for the Chipolte Chicken Grilled sandwich with tomato and lettuce and this chipolte sauce..he said it wasn't that hot. His side that he chose was the Black Beans and yellow rice...he said it was really good!!! He also chose a cold bottle of Budweiser
Noel chose the Grilled chicken wings with a side caesar salad and waffle fries with iced cold sweet tea..She liked it but not crazy about the salad. We chose several different dipping salsas from the bar for tasting and trying...my favorite was the Pineapple Rum..it was a sweet glaze that I fell in love with..
I opted for a bowl of some type of salad..it was yellow rice with black and red beans, Grilled chicken with roasted kernel corn, grilled onions and peppers, and tomatoes chopped up. It was different. I topped it off with two salsa, the pineapple rum and a fiery salsa. It was really good...I liked them both. I had soda to drink.
I would eat here again if I was in the area, but I wouldn't seek it out.
The food was good, but I like seated restaurants with table side service better. I hate fast food atmospheres. The place was clean and rather large.
We had a floor show of some mid 40 year old couple...he grabbed her bootie while at the salsa bar, I mean hand on the butt under the skirt...I was like WHAT THE ????? I could see she was wearing blue undies under that khaki skirt..I was like spitting my soda out my nose laughing..
Then they had a couple passionate kisses at the table before walking hand in hand out...she went to her car and him to his...We noticed different TN county tags...did we just witness the signs of a lingering rendezvous ...felt like an episode of CHEATERS...lol !!!Related to:
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Logan's Roadhouse: Logan's Roadhouse
On Thursday, November 1st, I was off from work so Tony and I decided to eat lunch. Not sure of where to go, so many choices we opted to stop at one of our favorite chains..."Logan's Steakhouse" but we had never stopped at this location.
It was very clean and the staff was very attentive and happy. We were seated immediately and the waitress was there just as quickly. She brought us our usual drink order, Unsweetened tea with lemon/ lime and budweiser. Tony opted for the 22oz draft. It was around 3:30pm so it was a late lunch, early dinner.
We opted to get the dinner for two for $19.95..we chose for our entrees the 6oz Angus Steak (both medium rare) Tony ordered the loaded baked potato and salad with ranch dressing. I opted for the Grilled skewer of veggies and Baked Potato with sour cream and butter.
Our appetizer choice was the shrooms' with a horsy dipping sauce and the dessert choice was the Big Chewy Hot Fudge Brownie..we decided to have it to go..we couldn't eat all our food, so we had to take the leftovers home.
The food was awesome. The portion size for the amount of money was awesome.
I highly recommend this if your dining out with just two people. The ticket with Taxes was only $30.03 plus tip..GREAT value for all that food..
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Famous Dave's: Famous Dave's
We came here for lunch because they sent me a coupon for free entree up to $15.oo for my birthday!! We were pleasantly surprised by there beer special ...$2 draft pints or $5 pitchers ...so took one for the team ..drinking the pitcher alone!!!! LOL
I ordered my usual unsweetened tea with lemon and lime ..
Tony's order was the lunch pick 2combo with St Louis ribs and Georgia chopped pork with muffin and mac n cheese ...me...ummmm too many choices but I? Also went with the lunch pick 2..but my choices were the hot sausage link with hot mustard relish and rib tips with the muffins and Wilbur beans .....delicious ....I highly recommend this restaurant to all ...Related to:
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Report NEP-POL-2010-12-18This is the archive for NEP-POL, a report on new working papers in the area of Positive Political Economics. Eugene Beaulieu issued this report. It is usually issued weekly.
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- Susanne Lohmann, 2010. "Information Aggregation Through Costly Political Action," Levine's Working Paper Archive 197, David K. Levine.
- Albert Sole-Olle & Elisabet Viladecans-Marsal, 2010. "Lobbying, political competition, and local land supply: recent evidence from Spain," Working Papers in Economics 248, Universitat de Barcelona. Espai de Recerca en Economia.
- Ari Aisen & Francisco J. Veiga, 2010. "How does political instability affect economic growth?," Working Papers CEB 10-055, ULB -- Universite Libre de Bruxelles.
- Hickey, Ross, 2010. "Intergovernmental Transfers and Re-Election Concerned Politicians," MPRA Paper 27204, University Library of Munich, Germany.
- Gilbert E. Metcalf & Catherine Wolfram, 2010. "Cursed Resources? Political Conditions and Oil Market Outcomes," Discussion Papers Series, Department of Economics, Tufts University 0758, Department of Economics, Tufts University.
- Fernanda Leite Lopez de Leon, 2010. "Endorse or Not to Endorse: Understanding the Determinants of Newspapers' Likelihood of Making Political Recommendations," University of East Anglia Applied and Financial Economics Working Paper Series 022, School of Economics, University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK..
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- KANKARASH Milosh & MOORS Guy, 2010. "Cross-National and Cross-Ethnic Differences in Political and Leisure Attitudes. A Case of Luxemburg," LISER Working Paper Series 2010-38, LISER.
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- Martins, Pedro S., 2010. "Cronyism," IZA Discussion Papers 5349, Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA).
- Sambit Bhattacharyya & Roland Hodler, 2010. "Do Natural Resource Revenues Hinder Financial Development? The Role of Political Institutions," CSAE Working Paper Series 2010-40, Centre for the Study of African Economies, University of Oxford.
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- Nora Traum & Shu-Chun Yang, 2010. "When Does Government Debt Crowd Out Investment?," Caepr Working Papers 2010-006, Center for Applied Economics and Policy Research, Economics Department, Indiana University Bloomington.
- Atallah, Samer, 2010. "Economic Foundation of Dictatorship in Resource Exporting Economies," MPRA Paper 27318, University Library of Munich, Germany.
- Richard Baldwin, 2010. "Unilateral Tariff Liberalisation," NBER Working Papers 16600, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
- Martinsson, Peter & Nordblom, Katarina & Rützler, Daniela & Sutter, Matthias, 2010. "Social preferences during childhood and the role of gender and age - An experiment in Austria and Sweden," Working Papers in Economics 474, University of Gothenburg, Department of Economics.
- Paul Collier & Anke Hoeffler, 2010. "Do Elections Matter for Economic Performance?," CSAE Working Paper Series 2010-35, Centre for the Study of African Economies, University of Oxford.
- Stephen Hansen & Thomas R Palfrey & Howard Rosenthal, 2010. "The Downsian Model of Electoral Participation: Formal Theory and Empirical Analysis of the Constituency Size Effect," Levine's Working Paper Archive 101, David K. Levine.
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For those that missed out on all the fun, we still have a couple of ways for you to rewind the tape and get the recap right from the comfort of your own home. We preserved our Halo 3: ODST Panel on YouTube and officially launched our Twitter just in time for the festivities (which Brian made busy by supplying tons of sweet tweets). Other than that, it's a you-had-to-be-there sort of thing. If you didn't get your tickets and missed out in the '09, remember to pick 'em up early when PAX rolls around next year.
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OFCCP recently revealed a new lawsuit in this press release. It is important to note that this case has not been decided, but a complaint has been filed with the Office of Administrative Law Judges (ALJ). The allegations set forth are serious, if founded, and include allegations of harassment, assault, and abuse of Hispanic employees. OFCCP also alleges disparity in pay and hours against other protected groups. However, some of the allegations in the press release are troubling from a regulatory enforcement perspective.
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