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Annie Capestany's letter in support of Referendum 74 argues that "it's just a battle over a word" and "words are very powerful" and R-74 will, for the sake of equality and respect, give gays the right to use and embrace that word -- marriage.
She further argues that said law would reach out to everyone, including that gay kid who feels worthless and is considering suicide. I would think that the ability to "marry" would have little effect on the well-being of a gay child.
But, be that as it may, Ms. Capestany is wrong to suggest that R-74 reaches out to "everyone" as it, in fact, disenfranchises traditional marriages between a man and a woman. It is not just about the word -- it's not just about gays joining in on the use of that word -- marriage. It is totally about redefining marriage.
It eliminates traditional marriage between a man and a woman and in its place everyone is defined as a spouse -- spouse No. 1 and spouse No. 2 (gender is eliminated). There are other consequences of R-74, besides the fact that it fails to recognize that marriage is a sacrament established by God and that this sanctity of marriage is and will always be between a man and a woman. It further would impose penalties against those who refuse to recognise or accept gay marriages as defined in the act. There is also the problem as to what our schools would teach our kids about parents and family.
On the same day that Ms. Capestany wrote her letter there was an article written by a Seattle Times columnist indicating that children probably wouldn't be subjected to such a discussion (that man marrying man is perfectly normal) because when "the topic of family comes up, marriage is not all that central to it anymore. So looking out over his or her class, a teacher isn't likely to see much relevance in bringing up marriage, period."
If this guy is correct you can see how far the bulwark of our society -- family and marriage -- has been eroded. So liberals don't see any problem in the further erosion of the family through R-74.
Let's tell Olympia that we still believe in the sanctity of marriage and a family that is best for a child and our society is one that has a mom and a dad as parents. Reject R-74 and Rep. Maureen Walsh along with it.
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'marriage is a sacrament established by God' I'll be sure to tell my Atheist friends they aren't really married, the JOP must have been too busy to check their religious affiliation. 'It is totally about redefining marriage' Only if you let it. Although with your legal background one would believe you had an upper hand on this part of the issue, it's nowhere near as dramatic as you anti-R-74 folks are tryng to make it out to be. 'It eliminates traditional marriage between a man and a woman and in its place everyone is defined as a spouse -- spouse No. 1 and spouse No. 2 (gender is eliminated). ' Maybe this is the one caveat that stands to be a boon to the Male half of a marriage that fails. Seems to many Judges give all or most of the assets (even today when the playing field is supposed to be more even) to the Female half. This could really be a blessing in disguise. 'So liberals ' News flash all of you chest thumping so-called conservatives, the only true conservatives are the Amish, the rest of us are part liberal/part conservative. I suggest since your so hung up on words and their definitions, you might try looking up those two words to get a better perspective on their meaning and their relevance to you. Lastly, Rep. Walsh is one if the few GOP members that is in touch with reality, let's not waste a good thing, she might teach the rest of you something if you allow it to happen. Or, you can continue with your made up fantasies of why everything wrong in the world is because of our current Pres, and on the vegetable garden his wife is growing.


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"Sunglasses and Advil, last night was mad real." Those were the words uttered by the AL East Crown as it stumbled into the early sunlight. Exiting from Jay Z's 40/40 Club and flanked by two gorgeous brunettes, the AL East Crown (formerly the AL East Lead) appeared to be enjoying the fruits of an all-night rager.
"Yeah, we went pretty hard," the AL East Crown told reporters who were camped outside the 40/40 Club hoping to catch a glimpse of Beyoncé in the newly designed Brooklyn Nets attire. "But, we deserve it. Two days ago I was worried I'd be partying in Baltimore. Great city, but Ray Lewis threatened me last time I was in town; told me he had a lot of money riding on the Orioles. Thankfully, I don't have to go back there right now. He'd kill me."
The AL East Crown partied with most of the team including 40/40 regular, Yankee third baseman Alex Rodriguez, rapper Kanye West and 30 Rock stars Alec Baldwin and Tracy Morgan. When the rest of the tri-state area turned off their televisions with big fat smiles across their faces after the Yankees clinched the American League Division, the Bronx Bombers and the AL East Crown went out to celebrate.
Surprisingly absent from the festivities was Yankees shortstop and captain, Derek Jeter. "He's already preparing for the playoffs," the AL East Crown told reporters. "You know Jeet, he's always one step ahead. He's probably back at his place making Boonie [Boone Logan] throw him live BP."
After walloping the Red Sox in the last game of the season, Yankees outfielder Ichiro Suzuki was the first to give the AL East Crown a big hug. "For him," said the Crown, "It's an even bigger deal. He hasn't been to the playoffs in 11 years. And when he did make it, it was with the Seattle Pilots. I meant Mariners. Sorry, I'm still a little drunk."
The Yankees take on the winner of the Wild Card playoff game on Saturday. When asked who he'd rather see the Evil Empire face, the AL East Crown was happy to share its thoughts. "I'd like to say Texas because that could be an easy series to take. My guys could easily do it in three games. Even though Hiroki [Kuroda] says he hates baseball, I'd bet that he'd get some joy out of winning the first round."
The Crown is of course referring to Hiroki Kuroda'Äôs controversial comments in which the hurler claimed to dislike baseball and pitching. 'ÄúHe'Äôs a solid guy, though,'Äù the AL East Crown said. 'ÄúWhether he likes pitching or not, he'Äôs going¬Ýto be a big piece of the puzzle in the post-season.'Äù
Kuroda, along with fellow starter Phil Hughes and reliever Joba Chamberlain held court in a VIP booth at the 40/40 Club with the Crown. "Joba's hilarious," claims the AL East Crown. "Me and Hughsy were razzing him for crying after the win, but to be honest, I'd be crying too."
The Yankees and the AL East Crown await an opponent for Saturday's American League Division Series. In the meantime says the AL East Crown, "I gotta get some breakfast. Hey Hov," he yells to the owner of the 40/40 Club, "You wanna hit up the 2nd Avenue Deli?"
With that, the AL East Crown and Jay Z piled into an escalade in search of the salami and rugalach special. Beyoncé, it turns out, was at home with the baby.
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Incorporate cardiovascular exercise into your fitness routine to burn fat and reach your weight loss goal.
When it comes to training, there are various approaches you can follow; picking one will usually depend on your individual fitness goal. If you want to build muscle or increase strength, you need to focus your efforts on weight training. However, if your goal is fat loss you need to incorporate more cardiovascular training in order to reach your goal. There are several exercises that you can do to ensure that your training is always varied and interesting.
This is by far one of the best fat burning choices. These classes offer a variety of exercises and keep your heart rate high. Many health clubs offer a variety of these classes, including Hi-Lo, Aerobic Step and Body Conditioning. Exercising in a group can also serve as motivation to keep your training program on track.
Running or jogging burns calroies and it can be done virtually anywhere. As you become fitter, you can increase the distance and speed of your runs. Running is a whole body exercise so your heart rate will be near its maximum, increasing your fat burning ability.
Although treadmills are not always considered exciting, they can actually provide a great cardio workout. Instead of walking at the same pace for your entire workout, try to mix it up a bit. Start your program with a quick warm up session and then play around with the speed and incline. You will significantly increase your fat burning potential by exercising in intervals. Many treadmill machines have pre-loaded programs that you can choose from, like hills, interval training or heart rate goal training.
Last but not least, remember that your diet will ultimately influence your results. You need to complement your training program with the appropriate diet program. Note: I know you're going for general guidelines, but I feel like this is missing a great deal of information: swimming, elliptical, rowing, hiking, biking, etc. To me, the treadmill and running are basically the same thing so really there are two exercises listed here. It wouldn't be hard to add a few more ideas!


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Tavon Austin caught just one pass for 15 yards while also rushing three times for an addition 25 yards in the Rams' Week 16 loss to the Giants. Quarterback Shaun Hill missed a wide open Austin streaking down the sideline in the first half, instead deciding to break the pocket and find Kenny Britt for a modest gain. Hill then underthrew his receiver a few plays later, although Austin managed to draw a pass interference penalty when he tried to fight back towards the ball. Regardless, Austin's numbers have been underwhelming in his second season since being selected with the No. 8 overall pick in last year's draft. He continues to be a mere gadget in Brian Schottenheimer's offense. Leave him on your waiver wire for Week 17.


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Title: Chasm
Year Created: 1990
Medium: Oil
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Dimension: 220x190 cm
This painting incarnates idea of protest. The painting is constructed on sharp tone and color contrasts, and a scattered composition. In the form of an allegory is human conception illustrated by the prostrate bodies of Adam and Eve and the prone figure of a powerless God. From his hands fall the keys to paradise. Below, Satan sits in triumph. Above, a slice of ancient Greek life.
I have already posted this painting into this forum. But some time ago I have purchased a good digital photo camera and maked a photos of dome fragments. And now I would like you to see it. May be you want to tell some words about this painting. I will be waiting for your critique. And welcome to my gallery http://www.painterilya.com/indexE.htm
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wow, i wnot say something,i just be quiet and enjoy. superb
edit: one question... why some people wear modern clothes and the other antique clothes?
January 25th, 2007 #3Originally Posted by EmiR
The fragments of modern and old life you may find at most of my artworks. As example my painting "Goddesses of Destiny".
The story of this painting here http://www.painterilya.com/MoiriE.htm.


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Curried Chicken Soup
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Curried Chicken Soup is easy to make recipe. Curried Chicken Soup gets its taste from chicken soup mixed with eggs and curry powder. Curried Chicken Soup is inspired by many restaurants around the world.
|Diced celery
|1 Tablespoon
|Minced onion
|1 Tablespoon
|1 Tablespoon
|Curry powder
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Condensed cream of chicken soup
|10 1⁄2 Ounce (1 Can)
|120 Milliliter (1 Soup Can)
|Toasted almonds/Coconut, / sieved hard cooked egg
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
Lightly brown celery and onion in butter.
Stir in curry powder.
Blend in soup and water.
Heat; stir now and then.
Garnish with almonds, coconut, hard cooked egg, or any combination of these.
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Horyo No Okite ("The Law of the Prisoner") [English, 175 pictures], by F.S.16 June 2011, by Oliver
With ridicule or nasty stuff, there's always a certain frontier, supposedly unreachable, where you've reached the bottom pit of the concept, you can't push it farther or make it worse, do you see the idea ?
In short : most of the time it's so stupid that it became superbly funny in its own unplanned way. Bathos =)
Raped modded female prisoners ? Sailor rapist ? Undercover raped and forgotten agent ? Vagina breasts ? Popping dick (yeah, lots of futa action) ? LOL. And it was just the first half of the manga, the rest is more consensual and conventional hentai, but it's still possible to have a good laugh once you stop wanting to blame the artist and simply let it flow, grabbing what you like among the stuff. Usually I'd reject a manga like that, but, really, I don't see how I could have taken that one seriously.
I don't have all credits, but at least, thanks are due to Raikoh from Doujin-Moe.us
By the same artist, I also share Super Marao – Wall Of Text, a Mario doujin o.O
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18 Responses to ' Horyo No Okite ("The Law of the Prisoner") [English, 175 pictures], by F.S. '
You just know that you lost all hope of reading a comprehensible storyline when a character is named "Tit" xD. If you enjoy it for the (futa) visuals alone, you'll probably be satisfied.
Thanks Raikoh, Oliver and the unknown translator/editor for sharing.
read most for futa don't even know if I will download?Got lost after ch.1
Many thanx Oliver and Raikoh .
Oliver change the category to complete english mangas!
I like this for lots and lots of reasons… one of the main points is that they dont focus on breaking the woman with repetative and annoying gang bangs for the entire manga, hell the gangbangs stop after chapter 3. The chapter with the vagina boobs is only one chapter, so it doesnt focus on that, or even mention it for the rest of the manga, which in others I have seen penetrate tits, it usualy ends with the woman having 4 dicks in each tit. Its not very serious and most of it can be considered funny. lots of futa action, and at last, It has a somewhat happy ending :p
Oh, and I love the way the artist draws the boobs, the little flick he gives at the nipples is amazing.
Big thanks!
I love F.S also known as Eguchi Jin I believe.
But the filesize is kinda big for the amount of pics ain't it?
Hi Oliver. This was great. But do you know the name of the Hentai where the guy disguise himself as a chair and has sex with his girl friend while inside the chair with a hole in it. That was funny. It;s on this site but I can't find it. Thanks
Just so you know, F.S. is the same artist as Hiroshi Eguchi, author of Haruka Hikawa. You know, in case you wanted to link to that too.
is this a complete tank already?
It sounds horribly familiar, but I can't recall which work it was >_<
Heartattack.to claim this as hent
NO WAY (of a fap) other zones of the sub-brain are erected here
glad that something like that exists although its unfapable
:D:D:D:þ 3.5 stars for the comedy
Its much better than the wall of Text
Don know why – still chuckliing
but like to thank You for this also (again)
btw. for what TH stands FS?? (fucking stupid?)
I came to this over 10 times reading it through the first time. Your claims of it being unfapable are very wrong >:)
one fucked up of a manga
oh great!! really thanks for this. i love f.s. stuff =)
so hot
awesome manga, as expected from Queen Blade illustrator…
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Wednesday, September 22, 2010
© Copyright 2015 Clayton News Daily
By Jason A. Smith
Automobile-travel-industry representatives are preparing for a campaign to reiterate, for motorists, the hazards of distracted driving in the information age.
AAA Auto Club South is emphasizing, in particular, the dangers of sending, and/or reading text messages or e-mails while driving. In response to the apparently still-wide-spread practice nationally, AAA and the AAA Foundation will hold their second annual Heads Up Driving Week, which includes a publicity, and education and awareness campaign, Sept. 26-Oct. 2, to encourage drivers to drive without distractions.
Michele Harris, the director of Traffic Safety Culture at AAA Auto Club South, which covers Georgia, Florida, the western two-thirds of Tennessee, as well as Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, said 52 percent of drivers surveyed by her group feel less safe on the roads than they did five years ago, due to other motorists sending e-mails or text messages while behind the wheel.
"A lot of times, drivers see people texting and driving, or on a cell phone while driving, and research tells us they don't feel safe," said Harris. "Eighty-eight percent of drivers rated [motorists] who text or e-mail as serious threats to their safety."
Although many drivers acknowledge the dangers of distracted driving, Harris continued, many of them "don't act accordingly," often participating in the same activities they condemn in other drivers.
"A quarter of those we surveyed said they had read or sent a text, or e-mail, while driving in the last month," Harris said.
In June, Gov. Sonny Perdue signed a bill into law in Georgia, banning the practice of texting while driving. The law went into effect July 1.
Still, Harris added, the responsibility of abiding by the law regarding cell phone and e-mail usage by drivers, ultimately rests on drivers themselves. She urged motorists to be mindful of others' well-being when operating a vehicle.
"Any text or e-mail is not worth the life, of you, or anyone on the road," Harris said.
In Henry County, motorists largely adhere to the new laws regarding texting and driving, according to Henry County Police Capt. Jason Bolton. He said police are hopeful Georgia's texting law, and its Super Speeder law, will help to reduce traffic accidents, and make roads safer.
"Officers have written only a handful of tickets in reference to the new law," Bolton said. "We have issued three tickets, and one warning. If an officer observes what appears to be someone texting while driving, then the officer may conduct a traffic stop and investigate further."
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LAWRENCEVILLE -- "We're all going to die."
Kimberly Adams says that was the word-for-word reaction of one long-time patient of Good Samaritan Health Center of Gwinnett when she found out the facility would be temporarily closing its doors.
Good Samaritan, which has provided health care for the indigent in Lawrenceville since 2004, is facing an economic crisis. It closed for regular business on July 30, no longer able to function on its current business model.
Many of its 500 or so patients a month -- like the aforementioned -- are left without affordably priced health care, said Adams, the center's executive director.
"At first I thought she was being a little dramatic," Adams said Monday. "But in many cases it will be life or death. It's not like there are so many clinics all over town waiting to give care to people with no money and health problems."
Good Samaritan has seen more than 4,000 patients a year, with many factors playing into a recent surge. An increase in working poor patients, more people on unemployment and fewer people concerned about places like Good Samaritan since the passing of national health care reform have all "made demand outpace capacity," Adams said.
All that, along with several grants being deferred, has necessitated a temporary hiatus for the clinic, which offers care at extremely reduced cost to patients.
Good Samaritan now desperately needs donations.
"With all those things happening simultaneously, it has created the perfect storm to make us stopping for right now necessary," Adams said. "It's been tough. It's heartbreaking. Patients were crying in the hallways."
Good Samaritan previously operated on a system that had paid physicians supplemented by volunteer staff, and that didn't come cheap. Now they'll take time to regroup and restructure their business model before hoping to reopen in September.
A purely volunteer-based care system is a possibility, Adams said.
"We know these people, and they know us, so it's tough," she said. "We have the support of some of our community, but it's really going to take support from the entire community."
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Most likely D12/TP19, but would like to confirm. Been some thought that it may be TP18. There were people with issues with TP19 low signal, if they can't get the new channels that would be confirmation.
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Shereen Shermak is CEO of Launch Angels, a new venture capital firm focused on investing small funds into deals sourced via equity crowdfunding sites. She spoke about the bright spots with women and venture capital at an event March 4. Courtesy
The UpTake: Shereen Shermak, CEO of venture firm Launch Angels, says the fundraising picture for startups led by females is getting brighter, thanks to sites like CircleUp and Indiegogo.
Female entrepreneurs might not be raising as much venture capital as their male counterparts, but they are succeeding at online equity crowdfunding and becoming more prominent in startup incubator programs.
That's according to Shereen Shermak, CEO of Boston-based venture capital firm Launch Angels, who spoke about women and venture capital at an event March 4.
Women entrepreneurs are finding it easier to raise money through online crowdfunding campaigns, using websites like Indiegogo and CircleUp, she said at the event.
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"Crowdfunding is really creating an opportunity for women to showcase their business without having to worry so much about what they're wearing to the meeting," she said.
At Indiegogo, an international crowdfunding website where people can raise money for film, music, art, charity and small businesses, 42 percent of successful campaigns were led by women, she said.
But there's no question that the statistics on women-led businesses and venture capital funding continue to be bleak.
Between 4 and 7 percent of venture capital funding goes to women-led businesses, according to a study cited by Shermak.
"That's as close to zero as you can get without actually being zero," she said at the event.
Men are also 40 percent more likely to receive funding than women, according to a study Shermak cited where men and women used the same exact pitch.
However, women entrepreneurs are beginning to account for larger numbers of startup incubator programs, she said.
For example, more than one-third of the companies in the Boston-based early-stage startup incubator PayPal Start Tank have had women founders in previous. In the current Start Tank class, six of the 14 startups are led by women, she said.
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I have told Packers Fan Jennings was gone for almost two years now. That Packers have plenty of excellent WRs and simply don't know need him at the price that he wants. Pro Football Zone shows you that Jennings sees the writing on the wall. Property records indicate that No.85 purchased the home in 2006 shortly after being drafted 52nd overall out of Western Michigan. Just a 15-minute drive away from Lambeau Field, Jennings' home offers 4,788 square feet of living space with five bedrooms and five baths. Recent updates saw the addition of a spacious master suite with hardwood floors, which features a spiral stairway leading to a walk-in closet and spa-like master bath, while a spacious lower level boasts a large family room with a built-in bar, putting green and theater room.
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Sports drinks better for you than soda? Think again
The original sports drink, Gatorade, has been around for more than 40 years. It was created as an on-field remedy for Florida football players struggling with dehydration and electrolyte depletion.
Other brands and spin-offs also are marketed for athletes of all ages. Now Gatorade is a household name for household consumption.
But the typical sports drink consumer today is just as likely to be a couch potato as an amateur athlete.
Here's the kicker: Calorie-containing sports drinks have just as much of a negative effect on our weight as regular, sugar-laden sodas.
Sports drinks are best suited for athletes engaged in strenuous physical activity, not as a leisure drink.
I have interviewed many parents of overweight kids who willingly gave up soft drinks and gladly switched to sports drinks. Parents and children often lower their guard when ingesting these drinks, thinking they are healthier than a soda. But these parents have replaced one excess calorie source with another.
Sports drinks yield another hidden hazard.
Many of you may know that a tooth dropped into a bottle of soda will dissolve. What you may not know is that up to 10 times the amount of tooth enamel is removed by the same amount of sports drink compared to soda.
In the past, dentists rarely saw teenagers with tooth enamel damaged by the acids in sports drinks. Now, this is a daily finding. Although the process of tooth erosion is slow, it may take only a decade to get to the point where full crowns may be needed over the teeth. The cost can be as high as $40,000.
Baby teeth are even more at risk. If baby teeth decay and are lost prematurely, then the child's permanent teeth may be affected.
Generally, sports drinks should not be given to babies, toddlers or small children. Child and teen athletes may benefit from these drinks during vigorous activity but should avoid using these when not exercising.
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Scion's tiny iQ has plenty of neat features, but the increasing number of rival products don't require the same level of sacrifice.
The iQ's itty-bitty 1.3-liter four-cylinder engine makes 94 horsepower; city fuel economy is good at 36 mpg, which is the iQ's "smart" suit.
Although it might be a small niche in North America, the need to fit in the tiniest parking spots and wind through narrow streets is the iQ's greatest asset. It's barely 10 feet long (roughly a foot longer than a smart fortwo) and has space, but not necessarily room, for four people. The person sitting directly behind the driver will have to be sufficiently flexible of to sit cross-legged for extended periods. That's because this so-called "micro subcompact" offers a unique seating arrangement, with the driver's chair positioned a few inches aft of the front passenger seat. This allows for reasonable legroom available behind the shotgun position, but barely any behind the driver. For all practical purposes, the iQ is a three-person proposition, but it still handily beats the Smart. With three people aboard, there's a mere mail slot's worth of storage space that's accessible through the hatch opening. With the back seat folded, stashing a couple of sets of golf clubs or full-size suitcases would not be out of the question. Yes, it's small, but there's nothing minimal about the 11 airbags strategically located about the cabin, including the first-ever rear-window airbag plus driver and front-passenger knee and seat-cushion airbags. Keeping the iQ on the go is a 1.3-liter four-cylinder engine that generates 94 horsepower and 89 pound-feet of torque. Considering the car's modest 2,100-pound curb weight, it's likely all that's needed for most urban driving scenarios. The $16,300 iQ arrives in a well-equipped state, which means it costs a bit more than some larger competitors such as the Nissan Versa Note. Standard gear includes air conditioning, keyless remote entry, power windows and outside mirrors and a leather-wrapped adjustable steering wheel with audio controls. Also standard is a 6.1-inch touch-screen display audio system that's rolling out through the Scion line this season. Options include a navigation system, 16-inch alloy wheels, extra body plastic and TRD (Toyota Racing Development) lowering springs and front sway bar.


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It is the fall of 1957. The Whitakers, the very picture of a suburban family, make their home in Hartford, Connecticut. Their daily existences are characterized by carefully observed family etiquette, social events, and an overall desire to keep up with the Joneses. Cathy Whitaker is the homemaker, wife and mother. Frank Whitaker is the...
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It is the fall of 1957. The Whitakers, the very picture of a suburban family, make their home in Hartford, Connecticut. Their daily existences are characterized by carefully observed family etiquette, social events, and an overall desire to keep up with the Joneses. Cathy Whitaker is the homemaker, wife and mother. Frank Whitaker is the breadwinner, husband and father. Together they have the perfect '50s life: healthy kids and social prominence. Then one night, Cathy discovers her husband's secret life and her tidy, insular world starts spinning out of control. Fearing the consequences of revealing her pain and confusion to anyone in her own social circle, she finds unexpected comfort and friendship with her African-American gardener, Raymond Deagan. Cathy's interactions with Raymond; her best friend Eleanor Fine; and her maid, Sybil, reflects the upheaval in her life. Cathy is faced with choices that spur gossip within the community, and change several lives forever.
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A 1950s housewife with a seemingly perfect life sees her orderly world slowly crumble when her husband goes astray and she becomes increasingly attracted to a black man.
Far From Heaven pays homage to the 1950s director Douglas Sirk (Imitation of Life) by defining the women and men of that era and conjuring up characters whose squeaky-clean superficiality hides secret wants and desires simmering underneath. As the story unfolds, Cathy Whitaker (Julianne Moore) lives her life just about as perfectly as she can. A pillar of the community, she takes care of her immaculate home and is devoted to her two children and husband, Frank (Dennis Quaid), a thriving manager at a TV sales company. This is the outer layer of the onion--once we start to peel it back, their flaws and imperfections are found. First of all, Frank is harboring a deep, dark secret that he can no longer suppress (he's--gasp!--gay), which sends the marriage--and Cathy--into a tailspin. She doesn't have anyone to turn to, until she finds a comforting shoulder in her black gardener Raymond (Dennis Haysbert), to whom she finds herself growing more and more attached. Heaven forbid--needless to say, their taboo ''friendship'' is not perceived well in the community. Even her best friend (Patricia Clarkson), a seemingly forward-thinking woman, is riddled with prejudice and cannot understand. Raymond offers Cathy a glimpse into how life can really be lived, without fear of repercussions from society, but alas, the inevitability of their world comes crashing in on them and the two realize their love can never be. Music swells (no, seriously, it does. Again and again), and the credits roll.
Even with the film's over-the-top plot, the truly excellent acting ensemble must be commended for rising above the melodrama. Moore is a vision as Cathy. With her coiffed hair, crinoline skirts and matching jackets, she is a perfect example of the '50s housewife. But Moore's raw talent comes through as the layers are pulled away to expose her inner strength and core. Her husband may leave her for another man, she may get ostracized for loving a black man, but in the end, you know Cathy is going to make it. It's one of those roles actresses dream of, and Moore could finally get her chance at winning Oscar gold this year. Another good Oscar bet is Quaid, who could be looking at his first nomination for his performance as Frank (although he is being touted for his turn in The Rookie as well). Quaid embodies Frank with the cocky attitude prevalent in men of that era and his attempt to cure himself of his ''problem'' is almost too comical. It's a gutsy role for him and he rises to the occasion. Haysbert (24) does a nice job as Raymond, playing the role with quiet sexuality and making it easy to see how Cathy could fall for him. Clarkson (Six Feet Under) puts in a multi-layered performance as Cathy's friend Eleonor, who is all talk but ultimately is nothing but another bigot.
Far From Heaven's attempt at Sirk's nostalgia is admirable and could be considered a breath of fresh--if this is the type of film you'd enjoy. Admittedly, it's a beautiful film. Director Todd Haynes (Safe) paints a lush, subtle, green-and-taupe suburbia but gives the visuals harsher tones when things start going astray. It's the story that seems so out of place. The reason the melodramatic films of Douglas Sirk worked is because they were made in the 1950s. Life was more hypocritical then--sweet and light on top, dark and real underneath. Overblown films about shallow people trying to redeem themselves or forbidden love being revealed, while the music swells and your heart beats and you wonder how on earth these people will ever make it right again, were very popular back then. The fact Frank can actually embrace his homosexuality and live his life as a gay man, but Cathy can't be with the man she loves because he's black and she's white, somehow does
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LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Kentucky coach John Calipari doesn't agree with Bobby Knight that college basketball lacks integrity or that he is proof there is a problem.
Calipari refused to get into a war of words Friday when asked about the pointed criticism from Knight that Calipari's continued employment proves the game has a problem. Instead, Calipari said he remains a "big fan" of the former Texas Tech and Indiana head coach.
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Foggy Bottom Review
The clock is ticking on the State Department's grand strategy review. Can John Kerry match his predecessor's record on the QDDR?
- By John NorrisJohn Norris is the executive director of the Sustainable Security Project at the Center for American Progress.
When he was a senator, he loved it so much that he thought it should be mandatory. But as secretary of state, will he be so sure?
I am referring, of course, to Secretary of State John Kerry and the Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review, or QDDR.
A bit of history is in order. The QDDR is the grand strategic review of how America conducts its diplomacy and development through the State Department and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). The QDDR mimics the congressionally-mandated Quadrennial Defense Review, or QDR, through which the Pentagon assesses its key strategies, programs, and resources every four years.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, eager to put the State Department on more equal footing with the Department of Defense, announced the first-ever QDDR in July 2009. Clinton, who had grown familiar with the QDR process as a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, argued that the QDDR would be the very epitome of "smart power," and would "help make our diplomacy and development work more agile, responsive, and complimentary."
Clinton recognized, as did many of her predecessors, that the architecture of America's diplomacy was more retro than modern, and the QDDR offered the promise of pushing through major reforms and presenting a policy vision without needing to get legislation approved.
But it also required a gestation period just shy of most elephants', taking 17 months to complete. During those 17 months, hardly a week went by when outsiders weren't told that the QDDR would be arriving "soon." As Josh Rogin noted in these same pages, the QDDR was first planned for release in March 2010 and then April 2010 and then September 2010, before it was finally released in December of that year. The actual QDDR report was a sprawling, but largely reasonable, document, and its findings would have generated an even warmer welcome if they had been delivered without such a lengthy wait. The Pentagon usually takes about half as much time to conducts its QDR, so the repeated delays gave the impression that the State Department had bit off more than it could chew.
Now, the speculation has begun as to whether or not Kerry will conduct the second-ever QDDR. Most think he probably will, but no official announcement has been made. For his part, Kerry almost has to lead a QDDR or else face an embarrassing climb down from his prior positions.
When Kerry was still in the Senate in 2012, he joined Sens. Marco Rubio (R-FL) and Ben Cardin (D-MD) in introducing legislation that would have made the QDDR mandatory. Although the bill did not pass, it would be difficult for Kerry to explain why he insisted on a QDDR from Capitol Hill but resisted it from Foggy Bottom. Such evolutions do occur when officials move from one end of Constitution Ave. to the other, and views on issues like executive privilege and congressional consultation obviously change depending on where you sit. But killing the QDDR would be a particularly stark example nonetheless. Kerry may also feel pressure to complete a QDDR during his tenure because his predecessor did, and the secretary seems to feel a measure of rivalry with Clinton.
To live up to the "quadrennial" designation in its title, the next QDDR should be completed by around December 2014. (The Pentagon has largely adhered to the four year schedule, completing QDRs in 1997, 2001, 2006 and 2010.) But given that the original QDDR took 17 months to complete, Kerry will need to move soon if he hopes to keep the process roughly on track. The second QDDR should move more quickly than the first, but it will still take real time.
Moreover, Kerry will be conducting his review at a time when resources are tight. And although it doesn't take a lot of funding to carry out the QDDR, budget constraints can put a real crimp in grand strategies. The first QDDR called for adding 5,500 new foreign and civil service personnel, a suggestion that doesn't seem likely to fly in today's sequester-dampened budget environment.
So what should Kerry take on in the QDDR? Clinton stressed that the first QDDR was a bottom-up strategic review designed to provide both short-term and long-term blueprints that would guide strategy, resources, and personnel at both State and USAID. That standard is still a reasonable one.
But given the challenges presented by the Arab Spring and its aftermath, a number of key areas deserve particular attention. How, for example, has the United States, the longest and most vocal promoter (albeit an often uneven one) of democracy around the world come to be seen as the enemy of the average reform-minded person in the streets of Cairo? Is America's broken image in the region a function of badly managed public diplomacy or a direct result of years of misguided policy choices that have only selectively condemned autocracy?
Similarly, is it time to fundamentally rethink and review the State Department's role in directing security assistance around the globe? A look at the roughly $2 billion the United States has shelled out annually to Egypt since 1978 suggests it might be.
And in the wake of massive leaks by Edward Snowden and Bradley Manning — not to mention the death of Amb. Christopher Stevens in Libya — it is clear that the United States has to bolster the physical and electronic security at U.S. installations around the globe. But the response can't just be more secrecy, more layers of classification, and higher embassy walls; U.S. diplomats are already too far removed from many of the societies in which they operate. The QDDR presents a perfect opportunity for a broad accounting of how the United States should balance risk and opportunity as it engages with the world.
Kerry's QDDR will need to look forward and envision the world as it will be in decades to come. As more and more urban centers outstrip entire countries in terms of population, how will the United States refocus its diplomacy on global megacities? How will it balance outreach between national officials and major players in local government?
The hard reality of dealing with climate change will also need to be front and center. House Republicans can still pretend that climate change doesn't exist, but the secretary of state doesn't have that luxury. How will the United States revamp its diplomatic and humanitarian relief operations to meet a world where increasingly severe weather resulting from climate change is spurring more volatile patterns of migration and potentially sparking political instability?
Kerry's advisers have been quick to make the case that the secretary sees himself in the model of notable predecessors at Foggy Bottom like George Marshall, James Baker and Henry Kissinger. Kerry may well see Middle East peace as potentially his grand diplomatic triumph, but getting the QDDR right is the kind of architectural triumph of foreign policy that has eluded most modern secretaries. The question is: will it elude Kerry?
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Josh's reporting has been featured on CNN, MSNBC, C-Span, CBS, ABC, NPR, WTOP, and several other outlets. He was a 2008-2009 National Press Foundation's Paul Miller Washington Reporting Fellow, 2009 military reporting fellow with the Knight Center for Specialized Journalism and the 2011 recipient of the InterAction Award for Excellence in International Reporting. He hails from Philadelphia and lives in Washington, D.C.| The Cable |