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Jack Rose. I would like to someday visit London, Italy and Europe in general. What travelling I have done has not been to the nicer places in the world and I would like to experience the nicer places for once.
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Science, Krav Maga, English Bulldogs, Video Games, Ford Mustang GT. A good cup of coffee (dark roast, no cream or sugar). Good Sci Fi, Mystery and Thriller novels. Fine whisky.
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In this Year of the Dragon, the heat was appropriately scorching on Saturday for the opening day of Sacramento's 66th annual Japanese Food and Cultural Bazaar.
Despite the triple-digit temperatures, the masses showed up hungry and festive at the Sacramento Buddhist Temple on Riverside Boulevard near X Street. The line for the bazaar's chicken teriyaki booth snaked well into the parking lot and was over 100 people deep by a 100-degree early afternoon.
Cooking all that food was a kind of endurance test, with more than 2 tons of rice and 10 tons of chicken expected to be consumed by the bazaar's conclusion tonight. Organizers expect attendance to reach well over 20,000, with hundreds of volunteers helping to run the event.
So, how about spending a hot afternoon inside a stuffy, smoky room where a couple of hundred pounds of charcoal fuel two 40-foot grilling pits? Most volunteers said they couldn't be happier, even though they had to get up at 2 a.m. to light charcoal and prepare food.
"It's a lot of hard work but a lot of fun," said James Amioka, who co-chairs the chicken teriyaki booth with his brother Mark. "We work, we eat, we drink. For us, it's a big party."
The church-sponsored bazaar has become one of Sacramento's signature cultural events. Along with its popular food booths, including tempura, beef teriyaki sandwiches and sushi, the bazaar showcases traditional Japanese music and dancing. Displays also include the Japanese floral art known as ikebana, calligraphy and handcrafted Japanese dolls.
Proceeds from the bazaar go to the Buddhist Church of Sacramento's general fund. Some of those monies were used to renovate the large canopy that shades festivalgoers in the bazaar's main seating area.
The weather often has a significant influence on attendance, said bazaar chairman Sherman Iida. A slight attendance boost has occurred since the California State Fair was pushed back to July and didn't run at the same time as the bazaar.
Even with this weekend's triple-digit heat, attendance looked strong.
"The weather hadn't been as hot for the last 10 years," said Iida. "So, if it's hot once every 10 years I won't complain. The lines are still some of the longest I've ever seen."
Beyond all the feasting, the bazaar is a kind of homecoming for Sacramento's long-standing Japanese American community. The Buddhist Church of Sacramento also serves as home base for youth sports programs, a Boy Scout and a Girl Scout troop, and it's been a temple for spiritual guidance since 1899.
Through all the lines and crowded corridors, plenty of handshakes and hugs were exchanged. That's the kind of spirit that calls Claire Umeda back to her hometown each year to volunteer at the bazaar, no matter how hot it may be. She now lives in San Jose but always marks the second weekend in August on her calendar for the bazaar.
"I've been coming here ever since I can remember," said Umeda, while serving somen and other food items. "I'm here for the community and the family. It's such a wonderful event."
Kaori Kubota-Sakauye, above, a leader of the Koyasan Taiko group, plays a flute Saturday at the Japanese Food and Cultural Bazaar. At right, Amy Ishimoto, left, and Sandi Kawamura prepare udon at the annual festival. Organizers expect 20,000 attendees to polish off more than 2 tons of rice and 10 tons of chicken by the end of the event tonight.
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When: Noon to 9 p.m. today
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Cost: Free admission; food priced individually
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I installed the Logic Studio from its Install DVD and its accompanying 7 CDs' contents on my Mac Version 10.7.2 with Processor 2.66 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo and Memory * GB 1067 MHz DDR3.
When I tried to launch the Logic Pro.app, it says "You can't use this version of the application Logic Pro.app with this version of Mac OS X. You have Logic Pro.app 9.1.1.
Where can I find this Logic Pro.app 9.1.1.?
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Strict limits on campaign contributions imposed by voters nearly three decades ago are crumbling in the Los Angeles mayor's race, with big donors using loosely regulated "super PACs" to help candidates like never before in a citywide election, a Times analysis has found.
Of the $17.5 million collected so far to support mayoral hopefuls Wendy Greuel and Eric Garcetti, roughly one-third — a record $6.1 million — has gone into independent political action committees that can accept contributions of any size.
"This is not the system that the reformers envisioned," said Benjamin Bycel, who was executive director of the city's Ethics Commission in the 1990s. The surge in independent campaign spending, he said, "essentially guts" laws setting contribution limits.
Many of the outsized PAC donations come from interests with a financial stake in City Hall decisions, including public employee unions looking to protect pay and benefits that have long used their financial might to elect political allies.
But increasingly, other donors — developers, entertainment moguls, philanthropists — are utilizing the system of limitless donations to promote their favored candidates.
The rise of the super PAC in L.A. city elections is another byproduct of U.S. Supreme Court rulings that have gradually diluted federal, state and local efforts to limit campaign contributions and spending. Los Angeles' ethics laws cap individual and company contributions in mayoral contests at $1,300 during the primary election and another $1,300 in a runoff, if one occurs.
For decades, the high court has held that unlimited spending by independent campaign groups — and unlimited donations to those entities by individuals and companies — is constitutionally protected free speech. The only real restriction: The advertising, polling and get-out-the vote activities funded by the PACs can't be coordinated with campaign operations controlled by the candidates.
Independent expenditures first became a significant factor in L.A.'s mayoral elections in 2001, when $1.9 million was spent by unions, billboard companies and other business interests in the contest between James Hahn and Antonio Villaraigosa. In a rematch four years later, the number jumped to $4.3 million.
A watershed came in 2008, when organized labor spent more than $8.5 million to elect state lawmaker Mark Ridley-Thomas to the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors. That was nearly nine times what Ridley-Thomas raised for his own campaign.
With mixed success, labor groups have been seeking to replicate that winning formula at City Hall and, this year, some prominent business interests have joined their efforts.
In the current mayor's race, two candidate super PACs — Working Californians for Wendy Greuel and Lots of People Who Support Eric Garcetti — have received the biggest share of the unlimited money, taking in five- and six-figure donations from unions, contractors, developers and others.
Garcetti is also getting help from the Committee for a Safer Los Angeles, created by Obama campaign fundraiser Samantha Millman. And Greuel has been assisted by a committee created and financed by EMILY's List, a Washington, D.C.-based group that backs Democratic women who favor abortion rights.
McCourt Group, headed by former Los Angeles Dodgers owner Frank McCourt, has given $50,000 to Working Californians for Greuel, which is headed by officials with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, the union that represents Department of Water and Power employees. McCourt is expected to develop property near the team's Chavez Ravine stadium.
Petrochem Manufacturing, which produces road resurfacing materials for the city, gave $10,000 to Working Californians. Construction management firm AECOM, which regularly seeks city contracts at the airport and harbor, gave $25,000 apiece to PACs backing Greuel and Garcetti. And Meruelo Enterprises, a company involved in real estate, banking and media, spent $34,500 to help Garcetti.
The biggest super PAC donations by far have come from organized labor. The DWP union, which is looking to negotiate a new contract, has put at least $1.45 million into Working Californians for Greuel. Another private-sector branch of the same union, which is pushing for a law allowing new digital billboards in Los Angeles, gave the committee $250,000. So did the city firefighters union, which opposed Garcetti's vote to reduce staffing at stations during a budget crisis.
"The bottom line is, we would have given the same amount of money whether it was Wendy or whether it was Eric," said Frank Lima, president of the United Firefighters of Los Angeles. "The members didn't go with Eric based on the cuts."
Unions have spent so much on Greuel — $3.5 million in unlimited donations, or more than nine times the amount for Garcetti — that their spending has threatened to become a drag on her campaign. In a USC Price/Los Angeles Times poll conducted last week, voters named Greuel as the candidate who cares more about unions representing city employees than about Los Angeles as a whole.
By comparison, organized labor, mostly private-sector unions, had given $382,000 in uncapped contributions to efforts to elect Garcetti. The Teamsters and longshore workers at the Port of Los Angeles contributed $100,000 each, and the supermarket clerks union, which is fighting a Wal-Mart supermarket in Chinatown, kicked in $50,000.


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Let's just say I've been busy with a number of things. Anyway, one of the things I'm working on is a remastering of my existing TF2 Pyro wallpaper. Here's a quick look at my Flare Gun, which I named "The Distress Disposal" (as a play on the phrase "distress signal", which flare guns are typically used for in real life, and the "disposal" of said sources of distress within the game, which are basically my adversaries).
This was taken within the Flash IDE (the white bit at the right is part of the Stage), so I suppose the glowing flare in that barrel looks pretty bad. I'll spice it up once I'm ready to take this to Photoshop to turn into a wallpaper, hopefully soon.
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Senior Michelle Smith
Nov. 28, 2013
Michelle Smith left home in 2009 in order to continue playing volleyball. She turned down smaller opportunities closer to home to play for a big school far away.
"Colorado is beautiful, and I had an opportunity to play for a historically great volleyball program," said Smith, a native of Burlington, Wis. "I always wanted to play for a big school, so I went out on a limb and tried something new."
She admits the first year, like it is for most college freshmen, was challenging at times. But what made the transition easier was a year later when her younger sister, Kelli, chose to also attend CSU. Her collegiate career was capped this year when her youngest sister, Maggie, became a freshman in Fort Collins.
"It's amazing having them here," Smith said. "It's so awesome having family in the stands every home game supporting me. I can't explain the motivation and excitement they bring me."
Smith also has an older sister, Allison, who she says she looks up to as a role model from far away.
In five years at CSU, Smith has experienced plenty of success with the Rams. She's one of two players in CSU history to win five regular-season conference championships, and during her career, has been part of several memorable moments. To her, however, none stand out more than another.
"I've been lucky to be part of a lot of success," she said. "I've been surrounded by so much greatness. It's been fun to go places like Hawai'i and experience so many highlights every year, like beating Nebraska. One year doesn't stick out more than others, though. Even this year, starting the year undefeated, it doesn't negate the fact that every single year has been special in so many ways. It's been quite the ride."
Without a doubt, Smith has made an impact on the court. But even bigger, she's done what director of athletics Jack Graham asks of all his student-athletes: Do it all.
She's won, she's excelled academically and she's been a person with great character. Perhaps the best example of that is Rams Care, a community outreach imitative started by Smith.
"I've been part of SAAC (Student-Athlete Advisory Committee) since my sophomore year," she said. "Going into this last year I wanted to take on a little bit more of a leadership role. We have so many outreach opportunities for different sports, but we didn't have one for the entire athletic department to come together for a common goal; that's what inspired Rams Care."
The tireless work began in March and continued through the summer. After countless preparation, this fall CSU student-athletes have come together to collect cash donations at athletic events. In December, they will use the money to create holiday gift baskets for the homeless in Fort Collins.
"Whenever you have a player who everyone respects as being very mature and incredibly hard working, they set a certain standard for everybody else," Head Coach Tom Hilbert said. "That's Michelle, and that's what she does. She's reasonable and sensible, and is respected by every single member of our team. She's so well-respected and well-liked that she's almost like a big sister to this team. Everyone else sets their standards around hers. People like her are important on teams."
Smith will graduate from CSU with a degree in nutrition & food science in December, and, in addition to continue coaching a club volleyball team, will look to enjoy a little time in Colorado while beginning her post-volleyball career.
The conference titles and milestone wins have been nice, but more than that, she hopes to have made a lasting impact. One like Hilbert says she has without a doubt.
"I love interacting with people and having relationships with them," she said. "I love allowing people to put trust in me and getting to meet young kids who are at our camps and matches; they give me energy and joy. If I can graduate and people remember that about me, to me, that would mean I did it right."
Colorado State will honor its three seniors – Cayla Broadwater, Samantha Peters and Smith– prior to Friday's match vs. UNLV. Following the contest, the team will be presented with its fifth consecutive Mountain West championship trophy. Tickets can be purchased at the McGraw Athletic Center ticket office, over the phone at 1-800-491-RAMS and online.
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From the days of Adam and Eve, humans have been faced with thorns in their daily lives. These thorns come in many shapes—a nettling sin or vain hope, a thicket in which we try to hide from the judgment of God, or a crown of sacrifice displaying the grace waiting for believers. The concept of the thorn appears in the Bible many times, and by learning the true meaning of God's words, His promised grace can be ours.
In From the Garden of Thorns to the Table of Grace, author, pastor, and internationally recognized theologian Dr. Tom Duff Fritts leads us in discovering the thorns in the lives of numerous biblical personalities and helps us relate these struggles to our own daily walks. Having studied Greek for over fifty years, Dr. Fritts dismisses the confusion of Christian ethics and demeanor between various sects by using the King James Version in accompaniment with Greek and Hebrew texts, which best preserve the idiom and design of those who originally inscribed the words of God.
Far more than a study of scriptural linguistics, From the Garden of Thorns to the Table of Grace is for anyone interested in rightly dividing the Word of God, for anyone desiring to learn the roots of the Christian faith. With this new understanding of God's original idea for His Kingdom, we are granted power and vision in our most difficult days and can pattern our futures as well-rounded scholars of Christian grace.


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text: Bookmarks Food jagsPrint-Friendly Refusal to eat; Fear of new foodsNavigatorA food jag is when a child will only eat one food item, meal after meal. Some other common childhood eating behaviors that can concern parents include fear of new foods and refusal to eat what is served.I Would Like to Learn About:Expand All Collapse All Function Children's eating habits can be a way for them to feel independent. This is part of normal development in children. Recommendations As a parent or caregiver, it is your role to provide healthy food and drink choices. You can also help your child develop good eating habits by setting regular meal and snack times and making mealtimes positive.Children should be allowed to choose foods based on their likes and dislikes and their caloric needs. Forcing your child to eat or rewarding your child with food does not promote better eating habits. In fact these actions can cause long-lasting behavioral problems. If the type of food your child is requesting is nutritious and easy to prepare, continue to offer it along with a variety of other foods at each meal. In most cases, children will start eating other foods before long. Once a child is focused on a particular food, it can be very hard to substitute an alternative. Don't worry if your child goes without eating much at one meal. Your child will make up for it at another meal or snack. Simply keep providing nutritious foods at meals and snack times.Things you can do to help your child try new foods include:Have other family members help set a good example by eating a variety of healthy foods. Prepare meals with different colors and textures that are pleasing to the eye. Start introducing new tastes, especially green vegetables, beginning at 6 months, in the form of baby food. Never try to force a child to eat. Mealtime should not be a time of fighting. Children will eat when hungry. 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Okay, it's a fact. God made guys and girls different in more ways than just the physical. But how different could we really be? After all, we are all made in His image, right? Well, yes, but . . . Let's just say that guys and girls view the world in such different ways, that it's a miracle we communicate at all. What's worse is girls this age often think they know what makes guys tick and . . . that couldn't be more wrong!
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Karen4 Stars Out Of 5September 8, 2010KarenI ordered this for my niece who is 14 and only occasionally "churched" but has good heart . She is a cheerleader & class beauty. She struggles with being bold in her decisions for fear of making peers angry. She struggles also with issues related to boys & dating. I have read parts of "the truth... " & liked the viewpoint. Girls listen to other, often misguided & misinformed, girls who try to conform to the ways of the world. "the truth..." explains thoughts from a guys point of view in very teen-friendly terms as well as God-guided ideas. I would recommend it for all 13 year old girls & up.
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Heart was formed in Bellevue, Washington in the early 1960s. During the 1980s, Heart released two platinum studio albums.
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The next chart-topping album from Heart was self-titled in 1985. The album went to number one in the US and went 5x Platinum. The album included "If Looks Could Kill," "What About Love," and "Never."
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The horrific murders are tragic, but they're not surprising. You could even say they're just the latest in South Carolina's long history of violence and hate.
North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory's decision to sign another bill restricting abortions is the latest sign that the far-right conservatives are taking over the state.
Inside a corral of golden contradictions, disgusting food, and good ol' fashioned American gluttony.
The melting Antarctic ice sheet, China's 18-year-old basketball phenomenon, a drug that could stop the AIDS epidemic, and more.
For a lot of American Muslims, conversations with their kids about the perils of interacting with police or security officers came up in the wake of 9/11—and have resurfaced after the murders in Chapel Hill.
Some say that angry rhetoric preached by "New Atheists" like Richard Dawkins is partially to blame for Craig Hicks killing three Muslim students in Chapel Hill.
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His Airness confessed to being prejudiced against white people in his new book. He recounts a story where a girl called him the "N-word" and threw a soda at him, which lead him to hate all white people when he was in high school.
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For the last day, my phone has been targeted by the "have two random cellphones call each other simultaneously and see what happens when someone picks up" prank, similar to what is available through websites I won't advertise here. (Google, "have two phones call each other prank." Yes, I looked up the 4 I could find, and registered on all of them to have my number blocked....it's still happening.) [more inside]
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I have a job that currently bores me greatly, with lots of down time during the day. A coworker and I started texting during our workday recently, and I find it entertains me and passes the time, in addition to pushing a few of my other buttons. Unfortunately this relationship has gone a bit sour so I'm looking for a similar situation and I'm wondering if there's an easy solution. Special snowflake details inside. [more inside]
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Has rooting my phone REALLY voided my warranty?
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Sydney's not so sure about her handler at SD-6. Wilson seemed on the level. He acted as if he really cared.But a new assignment has given her serious doubts about the man she trusts with her life.Is her boss a double agent? And if he is, what will he do if he discovers Sydney knows the truth?From the Paperback edition.
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I join in marking the 149th Juneteenth and in celebrating the joyous news of emancipation received by those who had been held brutally and unjustly in bondage as a result of slavery in America.
June 18, 2014
Today's first-ever White House Maker Faire and the announcement that federal agencies will be partnering with private companies to support innovators and entrepreneurs is a further demonstration of this Administration's serious commitment to helping more businesses and workers Make It In America.
June 17, 2014
When American businesses and entrepreneurs innovate and make products here, the products that emerge change the world.
June 17, 2014
We have a real stake in this, a real interest in this. The question becomes, okay, what do you do?
June 16, 2014
I applaud the President for his decision to pursue an executive order prohibiting federal contractors from discriminating against LGBT Americans in hiring and employment.
June 12, 2014
I have been saying for some period of time that the Republican Party is a deeply divided party and has been dysfunctional. We have seen that. [Speaker] Boehner has not been able to lead on issues he thought were important.
June 12, 2014
I think what the election showed was what we've been saying all along, that the Republican Party is a deeply divided, dysfunctional party at this point in time, with great differences internally, which are making it very difficult for them to lead in a positive way.
June 11, 2014
This Congress we launched the Make It In America plan with an important premise in mind: every American who wants to work hard and take responsibility ought to have a job that pays well and opens doors of opportunity to the middle class.
June 10, 2014
While the Transportation, Housing and Urban Development appropriations bill considered by the House today includes a number of positive provisions, I could not support it in its current form because it guts federal support for a number of important transit and housing programs.
June 10, 2014
I join in congratulating Reuven Rivlin on being chosen to succeed Israeli President Shimon Peres when his term ends next month.
June 10, 2014
Fifty-one years ago today, President Kennedy signed the Equal Pay Act, landmark legislation that made it illegal for employers to pay women less than men for the same work.
June 9, 2014
With 3 million Americans now cut off from the emergency unemployment insurance that ought to be there to help them make ends meet while they continue to look for jobs, Congress must act – and act now.
June 6, 2014
Our economy continued to add private sector jobs in May at a steady pace, with the Bureau of Labor Statistics announcing this morning that 216,000 private sector jobs were created last month.
June 6, 2014
Seventy years ago today, over 150,000 American, British, Canadian, and Allied troops stormed the beaches of Normandy to begin the liberation of Continental Europe from Nazi occupation.
June 5, 2014
Obviously, we believe that global warming is a very, very serious issue, not only from a health standpoint, but from an economic standpoint, and we think that this is a movement in the right direction.
June 5, 2014
I join in congratulating Sylvia Mathews Burwell on her confirmation today as our next Secretary of Health and Human Services.
June 4, 2014
Congress has the responsibility to protect every American's fundamental right to vote," said Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer. "This law in Arizona, and laws like it, restrict the ability of people to register to vote, and disproportionally affect the poor, young people, and minorities.
June 4, 2014
In the early hours of June 4, 1989, thousands of students and pro-reform activists who had gathered peacefully in Beijing's Tiananmen Square were cruelly and forcibly suppressed by Chinese military forces using live ammunition and tanks – implements of war set upon civilians demanding freedom of speech and an end to government corruption.
June 2, 2014
I am disappointed that Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has invited Hamas, a terrorist organization responsible for the deaths of hundreds of innocent people, to join a new unity government.
June 2, 2014
Today's announcement by EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy of new proposed regulations to curb carbon emissions at our nation's power plants is a bold step at a time when the world is looking to the United States to take the lead against the dangerous effects of climate change.
May 30, 2014
Sunday begins LGBT Pride Month, a time not only to celebrate how far we have come toward achieving the goal of equality for all but also for remembering how much work remains and rededicating ourselves to the task.
May 30, 2014
Secretary Shinseki has served our nation with honor and distinction.
May 29, 2014
Gun violence is a problem Congress cannot ignore, and I am encouraged that Democrats and Republicans were able to come together today to pass an amendment offered by Rep. Mike Thompson that increases the funding available to states to maintain accurate and up-to-date records used in background checks.
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May 29, 2014
Good afternoon. We are here at a moment both joyous and mournful.
May 28, 2014
Today's markup of the FIRST Act by the Committee on Science, Space, and Technology was an exercise in missed opportunities.
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My parents took care of everything inside the house. I was left to patrol the perimeter, where I administered rough justice. Twisting the training wheels on Jimmy's bike (he never learned to ride without them) was a minor sport among the bullies. Frustrated, I went to Patrick's house and told his father that his son was the ringleader of the bunch. I was met with a blank stare and the bang of the screen door as he turned to yell for his wife to come downstairs. She never came. So the next time, I threw a rock and bloodied Pat's nose. Years later, my daughter got her hands on my old report cards and was delighted to learn that I got an F in deportment — with the note from Mother Marita Joseph that I was to leave the summary executions to her.
I still get furious when someone makes fun of Jimmy. Not long ago, a guy in a three-piece suit got in the elevator in my office building with Jimmy and me. Unfamiliar with high-rise etiquette, Jimmy made inappropriate eye contact. When Mr. Lawyer got off, he looked back and said, "Weirdo." I returned to his floor, hunted him down at his law firm, and told his secretary what had happened — to a blank stare. I tried to bloody his nose in a letter to the senior partner at the firm what had happened. I never heard back.
Because Jimmy demanded constant attention, I grew up partly in a state of benign neglect, which is vastly underrated by today's parents as a child-rearing technique. I didn't lack for affection and approval: the simplest thing I did was a joy to my parents. But I wasn't overmanaged. The only time I remember parental intervention was in seventh grade, when my father helped me bend a plant toward the light so I would have a plausible example of photosynthesis for entry in the science fair.
This was no doubt the most unethical thing he ever did — this man who never got so much as a parking ticket, who lifted his thumbs off the steering wheel every few miles to check the speedometer to be sure he was abiding by the posted limit — unless you count résumé inflation. When I was going through papers to organize my brother's life after my father's sudden death, I came across Jimmy's application to work at the naval depot. Under "Previous Job Experience," Dad wrote "Dishwasher at the country club." That much was true. Under "other duties," he added: "Assisted in the bar." That was a stretch. I knew the bartender. He wanted Jimmy nowhere near the maraschino cherries, much less the glassware.
The Church of the Good Shepherd was school, country club, and social center. My father was an usher at Sunday mass, and my mother ironed the linens for the altar; they chaperoned bowling nights and knew all my classmates. Like my dad (a non-college grad who used his GI credits to land a white-collar job as a contract specialist for the navy), most of the fathers in our parish worked in low white- or high blue-collar jobs.


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