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Please don't let this be the last time the Bruins see the Canucks until next season.
Saturday was just too entertaining. Amidst all these blowouts, Boston just saw a passionate hockey game between a couple of ticked off teams. If there is a hockey God, he or she needs to see to it that these two teams meet again in the Stanley Cup finals.
Remember all that junk about Saturday being "just another game?" Yeah, that was hilarious enough. It wasn't five minutes into the game before gloves were being dropped, fists were flying, polarizing forwards were being polarizing and game misconducts were being handed out (and later rescinded).
It all started when Shawn Thornton was tangled up with Boston nemesis Alexandre Burrows. The Canucks forward, who famously confused Patrice Bergeron's finger with a mozzarella stick in a cannibalistic showing in Game 1 of the Cup finals, slashed Bruins forward Daniel Paille. Thornton then returned the favor to Burrows, who speared the Bruins' enforcer up high. That was enough for Thornton to lose it, and before long, Thornton had every Vancouver skater on the ice at the time jumping on him.
"I'm a big boy, I can handle myself. I'm not worried about [having to take on multiple players]," Thornton said after the game. "I was more upset with the spear to the throat. I thought, I mean I don't lose my cool for no reason. I see myself as a pretty honest player, but I'm not going to let someone spear me in the throat. I'm also a man, so I stand up for myself."
That wasn't all that came of it. Nathan Horton fought Dale Weise in a marathon bout, an indication that you didn't need to be on the Canucks last season (Weise was in the Rangers' organization) to know how these teams feel about one another.
In case you couldn't tell, they hate each other, and the fact that they couldn't hold it in for even five minutes illustrates just how deep that hate is. It's a rivalry that unfortunately could never truly be in the regular season given that they come from two different conferences. If they could just find a way to meet in the postseason again, the hockey world will once again be treated to some highly passionate hockey between two teams that, to borrow a phrase from Muhammad Ali, get it on because they don't get along. As long as the main pieces are in place, it should be like that each time these teams meet.
"I don't know," Chris Kelly said with a laugh when asked if the emotions between the B's and Canucks will always be as high as they were Saturday. "Time will tell. Obviously, it was a heated battle out there by both sides, and I thought it was an entertaining game, for the most part."
Think of the characters that this rivalry – if only it were one – could have if the teams were to meet with the Cup on the line once again. Burrows still pulls the same shenanigans. Maxim Lapierre, who actually fought Saturday, showed he hasn't changed when he got a sprinting start towards that scrum with Thornton and Burrows and left his feet to jump in. From the Vancouver perspective, they probably view Brad Marchand through similar goggles, as his play to avoid getting hit by Sami Salo was certainly a dangerous one.
Vancouver Kevin Bieksa showed after the game that he hasn't gotten any brighter since the teams last played, as he puffed out his chest after the game and explained how the Bruins lost the game.
"We play hard, but we are a disciplined team," Bieksa said. "That's what separates us from them. They obviously play hard, but they tend to do stupid things. The Marchand hit was a pretty stupid thing and I'm sure he'll be getting a phone call for that one. There is no reason for that. But we made them pay for that. We got to score two goals on that power play and that's the game. He's got to live with that."
Marchand has to "live with that?" Unfortunately, it seems the players that were telling the media the game only counted for two points forgot to tell Bieksa. Never has a paragraph with more room for easy comebacks ever been uttered, but that's Bieksa. That's part of what makes the Canucks so opposite from the Bruins. That's what makes the Bruins and Canucks such perfect enemies.
And don't forget about the goaltending situation. Cory Schneider, as the Bruins saw Saturday, is a great goalie who leads his team in both goals-against average and save percentage. Still, the decision to play Schneider instead of giving Roberto Luongo a chance to exorcise his Garden demons was an admission by the Canucks that they -- whether that's Alain Vigneault, Luongo himself, or anyone else -- aren't confident that they can win in Boston with the man who, partially because of money, is going to be their No. 1 no matter what.
So, what are the chances that the two teams could meet again in the finals? If you're going to pick a team to represent the East, at this point it has to be the Bruins with their outstanding goaltending, deep offense, strong blue line and plus-68 goal differential (that's double what the Rangers, who are second in that category are at plus-34).
With the Canucks in the West, it's a question of whether they can get past Detroit. Just as the Bruins have the Rangers as their biggest potential road block, the Red Wings, could easily get in Vancouver's way. But all that is months away.
It wouldn't be too uncommon to see the same teams meet in the Cup finals in consecutive years. The Penguins and Red Wings met in both 2008 and 2009, and the Islanders did it in the early '80s. For hockey's sake – for the sake of all the characters, all the drama and anything else that comes with it – it should happen again this season.
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How long will this rebuild take? How much money will it take to keep Bae Crowder? Are Draft Picks even worth anything? With the Danny Ainge not landing any big names in the draft, and unable to lure any big names in free agency, Sam and Ben discussed if the Celtics are doomed moving forward.
Joe and Dave are joined by Pedro who was at the game and had his number 45 retired by the Red Sox in a very touching pregame ceremony. Pedro talks about going into the Hall of Fame, his time in Boston and love for the game of baseball.
Joe & Dave talked to the Sox designated hitter, who hit two home runs and drove in seven runs in the win over the Tigers.
Joe and Dave talk with Xander after he hits the walk-off single that snapped the Red Sox losing streak as they beat the Tigers in 11 innings.
Don Sweeney, who was hired as the Bruins general manager yesterday speaks with Dale and Holley about his new position and where the Bruins go from here.
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In the final hour of the "midseason finale" as DJ likes to call it, the crew discuss more about the future of the Bruins franchise, the possible power struggle in the front office and who should be the head coach going forward. They talk to intelligent and talented Fluto Shinzawa about all of these thing and more in an excellent interview, and finally, DJ says THANK YOU!
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Greg and Lou discuss Chris Mortensen bailing on his interview with Dennis & Callahan.
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Mikey Adams lets the Red Sox have it and welcomes callers who do the same. The Red Sox (stink)!
Mikey Adams and Lenny Megliola get 36 glorious minutes between games of a Monday doubleheader, and after an 11-1 Red Sox loss, to vent about the declining state of the team.
Mikey Adams and Lenny Megliola talk to #RedSox great Bill Lee, The Spaceman, about the current version of the Sox as only The Spaceman can describe things.
Intern extraordinaire Lucy joins Jerry once again to discuss the most vexing questions in the history of mankind: can men and women coexist? What are the differences between how men and women think? And how mean can women really be?
If you play Fantasy Football then you know there are several "Elephants in the Room!" And nobody is talking about them. Are they afraid? We're not! The Dallas Running game, Leveon Bell, Demarco Murray & Ryan Matthews in the Philly backfield, the Saints offense and so much more. Right here, WEEI's own Jim Hackett and Pete Davidson cover all of the main "Elephants in the Room" to help you get the edge for your upcoming drafts. Enjoy!
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Westlake schools to lose $1.2 million in state funding, Rocky River to lose $400,000
By Chanda Neely, Northeast Ohio Media Group
July 07, 2015, 2:43PM
Westlake City Schools will lose another $1 million in state funding in 2016-17, on top of the $15 million the district has lost in the last decade. Full story »
Former pizzeria to get new life as a Southwest eatery: West Shore Chatter
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July 06, 2015, 6:29PM
First it was Donato's Pizza, then Lizardville, then the Winking Lizard. Soon the empty building on Center Ridge Road in Rocky River will have new life once again as yet another eatery. Full story »
Westlake to put .9-mill safety tax renewal on November ballot
By Chanda Neely, Northeast Ohio Media Group
July 06, 2015, 5:13PM
Westlake voters will decide on a .9-mill safety tax renewal in November. Full story »
Bay Village residents raise $5,500 for fireworks; Rocky River summer concerts continue: Morning links
By Chanda Neely, Northeast Ohio Media Group
July 06, 2015, 10:36AM
Bay Village residents raised $5,500 to pay for half of the city's Fourth of July fireworks. Westlake Porter Public Library will host a hands-on science program on July 17. Rocky River summer concert series continues with shows July 11 and 12. Full story »
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July 05, 2015, 4:00PM
In Westlake, a fireworks mishap injured 11 at Crocker Park, a police detective was indicted on federal charges allegedly using excessive force, and the prosecutor will not file charges against Cleveland Cavaliers player Kendrick Perkins or his wife for a May 13 altercation. In Bay Village, flooded-out resident demanded answers from city officials, and the City Council president and at-large members are getting a 2-percent pay raise. Full story »
Bay residents mad about flooding, Cleveland Heights holds private meeting: Weekend Update
By Laura Johnston, Northeast Ohio Media Group
July 05, 2015, 3:30PM
Bay Village residents are angry about flooding. Cleveland Heights City Council has a private meeting, and Parma school board imposes a contract teachers rejected. Full story »
Bay Days festival returns to Bay Village (photos)
By Kyla Price, Special to the Sun News
July 05, 2015, 2:46AM
The annual Bay Days returned to Bay Village July 1-4, and despite having to be moved on account of heavy rains, it turned out to be fun for everyone. Full story »
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July 03, 2015, 12:00PM
St. John Medical Center Festival of the Arts 2015 details and Westlake Schools add new assistant principals: Katherine Boyd has details in this week's Westlake's Good News Gossip. Full story »
Prevent heat damage to your home: The Weekly Fix
By Becky Stager, Home Repair Resource Center
July 03, 2015, 11:04AM
The systems of your house can be damaged by excess heat and humidity. Extend the life of your shingled roof by installing adequate ventilation when you re-roof. Meanwhile, you can install a power vent to your attic or a thermostatically-controlled window fan to move hot air out. Some roll roofing on flat roofs can be coated once to renew oils and seal hairline cracks. Use U-V resistant finishes on decks, fences, and varnished porches. Insert miniature vents to delay paint failure in areas where high humidity causes water vapor to pass through the exterior walls. Use a dehumidifier and insulation jackets on cold water pipe to reduce excess humidity in your basement. Full story »
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July 02, 2015, 3:35PM
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Bay Village City Council president, at-large council members to get 2 percent pay raises
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July 02, 2015, 1:52PM
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Bay Village accepts League of Women Voters donation; Rocky River officer promoted: Morning links
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July 02, 2015, 10:58AM
Bay Village has accepted $10,000 from the League of Women voters to install audio recording equipment in City Council chambers and a conference room after nearly a year of talks. Rocky River police Sgt. George Lichman was promoted to lieutenant. Westlake Porter Library will host a job search workshop on Tuesday, July 7. Full story »
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June 30, 2015, 5:05PM
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June 30, 2015, 3:29PM
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its happened to me... i minded then but it wasnt as big of a deal as your saying....
this one guy i know touches all of the girls' buts when he hugs them..
but no one cares.!
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Hun, you need to tell a teacher. This was happening in our class and we told our homeroom teacher after class one day. She was super understanding about it. If that doesn't work then tell your principal or even talk to the guy yourself. You are a strong capable young woman
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that Republicans don't care about PEOPLE,
they only care about money and business.
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It's such a no-brainer. People need it. The politicians need to stop the games.
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Oh my gosh! Utah has still not woken up to this Pharmacuetical lobbyist group
that calls themselves National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI)?!
Senator Charles Grassley led the probe into NAMI about six or seven years ago which found at least 75% of NAMI's funding comes directly from drug companies. So embarrassed by this revelation was the national head of NAMI that he stepped down from his position. If Medicaid Expansion is approved who benefits? The drug companies and NAMI do!
But what about patients? Reading the book "Mad in America" would answer that or reading a package insert for these "medications" will demonstrate they increase mental illness rather than cure it, thus making an even larger market for Pharma. For instance Postpartum psychosis normally occurs in one of 1000 yet take an antidepressant for postpartum depression and the chance of psychosis is increased 1000% to one of 100 (find 1% psychosis in the antidepressant package insert) Or stop the antidepressant rapidly and the FDA warns you can produce psychosis.
So, simply have the government expand funding for medications which produce psychosis and sell more anti-psychotic medications - simple math? Welcome to marketing in America!
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Common sense is going, going, and almost gone.
No one wants to believe the crazy conspiracy theories that we hear, but just like the wizard behind the curtain in that famous old film....
America and the rest of our world is being played by the uber wealthy bankers behind the scenes.
Quietly, these greedy individuals with their specific plan, will soon, again, make our world into the feudal system we broke out of centuries ago. The middle class will be no more.
Health care is just one of the many things that is included in their terrifying plan.
The founding fathers simply had no idea.......
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I am having a hard time reconciling the cry to legalize various recreational
drugs so people can do what they want and live their lives as they choose, and
then many of the same do-gooders rallying for money from the government,
that's you and me, to "treat" people for addiction recovery.
If they chose the use drugs, why am I criticized by supporting laws prohibiting the possession, sale and use, and then asked to support "recovery"? Oh, recovery is possible but many do not make the break on the first go around, and from what I have read,only when they hit bottom and really are willing to sacrifice all.
Are there medical needs of people who lack ability or means to pay? Absolutely! The issue is how to ameliorate them in an acceptable manner. I do not think expanding Medicaid is the answer. If there were a non-profit fund supported by the major public and private entities and aggressive solicitation of money and services much could be done without the heavy, biased hand of government. The governing board could be stacked with bleeding hearts who would both decide who to help and how to raise funds.
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To Becky Lockhart: Please accept the Medicaid Expansion!
Your current plan to reject over $300 Million in federal funds from Utah taxes that have already been collected, while instead coming up with an ADDITIONAL $35 Million from Utah state taxes, makes no sense. It will cost Utah more and cover less Utahns. Please just accept the Medicaid Expansion and not let your pride get in the way of helping these fellow Utahns!
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if you are poor and not L.D.S. then most of them dont care about you anyway. this is a state run by the rich for the rich.
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He came to the Eagles in 2009 after spending 21 months in state prison for his involvement in dog fighting and rehabbed his image.
On the field Vick had some magical moments, but nothing was quite as good as it was in 2010 when he went 8-3 as the Eagles' starter and threw 21 touchdown passes and just six interceptions. He remained a deadly runner (nine touchdowns) but his decision-making was the best it had ever been. He was named to the Pro Bowl and was the Comeback Player of the Year.
But he could not recapture that 2010 form. Injuries slowed him down, including a hamstring injury that led to Nick Foles becoming Philadelphia's unquestioned starter as the Eagles won the NFC East in Chip Kelly's first year.
Vick had a 20-20 record with the Eagles. He had 56 touchdown passes and 33 interceptions. He had two 3,000-yard seasons.
Vick was good for Philadelphia, and Philadelphia was good for Vick.
How will you remember Vick's time with the Eagles?
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A former professor at Georgetown University, Powers is the author of Sore Winners, a study of American culture during President George W. Bush's administration.
He lives in Pasadena, California, with his wife, Sandi Tan.


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States That Sell Anti-Abortion "Choose Life" License Plates, Mapped
Across the country, motorists can purchase specialty license plates to show their support for state-approved groups or institutions, such as public universities, firefighters, veterans, and … anti-abortion activists? Twenty-nine states offer anti-abortion "Choose Life" license plates. Among them, 15 states explicitly route the proceeds to anti-abortion organizations or crisis pregnancy centers, nonprofits that advise pregnant women against abortion. CPCs have been caught lying about the physical and mental health risks of abortions, and many of them are affiliated with religious organizations.
Take a look at the map below to find out if your state is supporting anti-abortion activists.
Note: North Carolina OK'd the "Choose Life" license plates in 2011, but the American Civil Liberties Union sued the state, arguing that the state was engaging in "viewpoint discrimination" by not also offering a pro-choice plate. A federal appeals court ruled in favor of the ACLU but must reconsider its decision after a Supreme Court's ruling on a different plate earlier this year. Currently, North Carolina does not offer the plates.
The American Public Is Wising Up About Rape
Donald Trump's lawyer Michael Cohen shared some very interesting opinions about marital rape this week. "You cannot rape your spouse," he told Daily Beast reporters. "There's very clear case law."
Reporters Tim Mak and Brandy Zadrozny had contacted Cohen for a response to their story about the 1993 book Lost Tycoon: The Many Lives of Donald J. Trump by Harry Hurt III. Hurt recounts how Trump's ex-wife Ivana Trump, in a deposition during their divorce, described Trump raping her. Trump denied the allegations when the book came out, and Ivana, at the behest of Trump's lawyers, issued a statement saying that she didn't mean rape in "a literal or criminal sense," but just that she "felt violated."
Rape is a crime, however; it's not contained by how you feel but by objective questions such as Did she consent to the sex? By that measure, the scene in the book reads like rape. What's more, New York state banned marital rape in 1984, and this alleged incident happened in 1989. If it happened as described, it was rape in both the legal and "emotional" senses.
It's shocking that the incident described might have been legal if it happened just five years earlier. It seems obvious that it should be criminal to force your protesting spouse into sex while pulling out chunks of her hair. Yet marital rape was only banned in all 50 states in 1993, when North Carolina and Oklahoma finally got around to it. As of 2014, eight states still had laws treating marital rape differently than other rape.
Along with the recent rush of women accusing Bill Cosby of rape or sexual assault, the Trump story shows how rapidly public opinion is shifting on the subject of rape. We are reaching a cultural consensus that the dividing line between rape and not-rape is consent. It's hard for these women to speak out, but it's also increasingly impossible to argue that nonconsensual sex is somehow a "gray area" or just "bad sex" instead of rape.
Even while people shied away from the R-word in the past, they still had an intrinsic understanding that it's wrong to force women to have sex. Cosby's accusers describe the great pains he took to conceal his behavior. Ivana Trump described crying all night long; Lost Tycoon claims Trump gloated about how he hurt her—causing pain was the point. In reality, men who rape usually aren't confused about the question of consent. They do, however, enjoy it when others confuse the issue for them.
What is shifting is that the rest of us are less and less willing to play that game for them. We still have a long way to go, however, as seen in this New York Times story by Sandy Keenan about affirmative consent standards on campus. "Men tend to rely on nonverbal cues in interpreting consent (61 percent say they get consent via body language), but women tend to wait to be asked before signaling consent (only 10 percent say they give consent via body language)," Keenan writes. "No wonder there's so much confusion."
Human communication is complicated, but that doesn't necessarily make it confusing. Other research has shown that men are just as capable as women of understanding subtle cues of nonconsent. We're all capable of telling if someone looks bored or reluctant or of interpreting "soft" noes such as "Gosh, I have to get up early." Most of us practice affirmative consent implicitly: looking for signs of interest before proceeding, pulling back if someone stiffens up or starts issuing "soft" noes such as "I really can't right now."
The "no means no" movement was about shutting down rapists who tried to confuse the issue over whether it really counts if she came to your room/she's your wife/she wore a short skirt/she accepted the drink you drugged. "Yes means yes" is about shutting down rapists who claim, falsely, to not know it's wrong to rape someone even if she is too drunk to stand/she said "I want to go home"/she just laid there crying instead of asking me to stop. It's about shutting down bad-faith excuses by shifting the discussion to how the aggressor knew he had a yes.
I hope future versions of us will be amazed that anyone thought this was confusing—just as amazed as our present selves are that the encounters described by Ivana Trump or Cosby's accusers constitute anything but rape.
A Facebook Post May Have Driven Topshop to Ditch Its Scary-Skinny Mannequins
Topshop, the British retailer with around 500 stores in 37 countries around the world, is known for reasonable prices, a coveted young customer base, and a rapid expansion rate that's the envy of many competing clothing chains. But starting last fall, the fashion giant ran into a serious problem with body image.
When images of a new style of Topshop mannequin surfaced last October, many observers pointed out that the mannequins—absurdly thin, taller than 6'0"—were unrealistic and ridiculous. Last week, after seeing the figures in a store in Bristol, a customer-service rep named Laura Berry posted a comment on Topshop's Facebook page criticizing the ways in which the mannequins encourage young women to aspire to a "cult image." Here's part of Berry's post, which received thousands of likes and hundreds of shares on Facebook:
I'm calling you out Topshop, on your lack of concern for a generation of extremely body conscious youth. I'm old enough and wise enough to know I will never be this size, but as we've all been impressionable teens at one point, I'm fairly certain if any of us were to witness this in our teenage years, it would have left us wondering if that was what was expected of our bodies... Perhaps it's about time you became responsible for the impression you have on women and young girls and helped them feel good about themselves rather than impose these ridiculous standards.
Though it's unclear whether or not Berry and the company ever communicated privately, Topshop announced this week that it will stop ordering the mannequin style in question. The company is sticking to its claim that the mannequin is "based on a standard UK size 10" (!?!) while simultaneously insisting that it was never meant to "be a representation of the average female body."
Topshop can take comfort: Its mannequin faux pas wasn't as grave as that of La Perla last year. The luxury lingerie brand removed a mannequin with protruding ribs after it alarmed customers in a New York store.
The girl on the left is a size 8/10. #Topshop #poorbodyimage #irresponsible #fashion #highstreet 😪 pic.twitter.com/mYbCZMYeSI— Becky Hopper (@BeckyLHopper) October 27, 2014
A mannequin in Topshop. Promoting a healthy body image, right there pic.twitter.com/Ll7QUIyZtG— Rosamund Urwin (@RosamundUrwin) December 18, 2014
New York Magazine's Cosby Cover Inspires a Great Twitter Hashtag: #TheEmptyChair
Late Sunday evening, New York magazine commanded what seemed like the entire Internet's attention with the collected stories and portraits of 35 women who have accused Bill Cosby of sexual assault. As New York's Noreen Malone and Amanda Demme put it, the women are "an unwelcome sisterhood." For the magazine's cover, each of the women was photographed seated in a chair and gazing into the camera; the last chair sits empty, symbolizing all the women who can't come forward with their stories.
As of early Monday morning, the magazine's website had undergone a distributed denial of service attack; the site is still down as of this writing, but an archived version is available here. It's unclear what the hacker's motivation is, but the coincidental timing couldn't be more appallingly apt, given the culture of silence and shame that journalism like Malone and Demme's is trying to change. To combat the still mysterious censor of New York and to offer support to all survivors of sexual assault, Twitter users began using the hashtag #TheEmptyChair. Below is just a sampling of the countless messages so far. To see more, click here.
#TheEmptyChair signals the women who couldn't come forward mostly b/c we, as a culture, wouldn't believe them. https://t.co/fiG8qii2iO— Janet Mock (@janetmock) July 27, 2015
It's a problem when the survivors of sexual assault are treated like criminals/liars & the perpetrators like victims. #TheEmptyChair— Dominic Mitchell (@dominiclm_) July 27, 2015
#Cosby is a visible & repugnant example of #RapeCulture, but #TheEmptyChair can be filled by hundreds of thousands pic.twitter.com/z7BzqZtmhm— Soraya Chemaly (@schemaly) July 27, 2015
#TheEmptyChair isn't big enough to fit all the people who have been raped, unheard and shamed.— Charlene Carruthers (@CharleneCac) July 27, 2015
I stand with every women or girl sitting in #TheEmptyChair right now. Your resilience is beyond measure.— Michael Skolnik (@MichaelSkolnik) July 27, 2015
Men and Young Men: I hope you are joining me in listening to and learning from the lived experiences being shared on #TheEmptyChair— jeff perera (@jeffperera) July 27, 2015
To anyone in #TheEmptyChair - you are more than what happened to you. You are loved. You are believed. You are heard.— Kate Stickel (@KateStickel) July 27, 2015
What's fucking with me most is how many women, hell, how many women I KNOW that sit in #TheEmptyChair because of how we treat rape victims.— Elon James White (@elonjames) July 27, 2015
Do not wait for a man to speak to believe women who are already talking. Nothing to add. #TheEmptyChair— Jamil Smith (@JamilSmith) July 27, 2015
Men Kill Women in the U.S. So Often That It's Usually Not Even Newsworthy
When news emerged that a middle-aged white man in Lafayette, Louisiana, opened fire at a showing of the Amy Schumer vehicle Trainwreck, I immediately had this sinking feeling that the movie choice wasn't a coincidence—that this was, like the Elliot Rodger and George Sodini killings, an act of rage at women. While Trainwreck is a fluffy rom-com, it's also a popular topic of chatter in the feminist-sphere and therefore likely to be noticed by the seething misogynists who monitor the online activities of feminists with unsettling obsessiveness.
That fear is now moving from the uneasy-feeling column to the likely possibility column, with Dave Weigel of the Washington Post reporting that alleged shooter John Russell Houser was a rabid right-winger—he even went to one of those unranked conservative Christian law schools—who had particularly strong anger toward women for their growing independence and rights. Former talk show host Calvin Floyd had Houser on as a frequent guest, knowing that his off-the-wall opinions would generate audience interest: "The best I can recall, Rusty had an issue with feminine rights," Floyd said. "He was opposed to women having a say in anything." Houser also had a history of domestic violence.
It would be nice, as Jessica Winter argued in Slate after the Charleston shooting, if this country could have a grown-up conversation about gun control in the wake of crimes like this. Instead, we're just going to hear a bunch of ridiculous rhetoric about how more guns will fix this problem, as if Lafayette isn't one of those parts of the country where everyone and his poodle is packing heat. But since that's not happening, maybe we can talk about the continuing role that misogyny plays in the relentless drumbeat of gun violence in this country.
As my colleague Ben Mathis-Lilley noted today at Slatest, there were 14 other gun-based murder-suicides in the past week in this country, resulting in the loss of 36 lives. If you look down the list of the killings, an unmistakable pattern pops out: "shot and killed his 37-year-old wife ... shot and killed his ex-wife ... shot and killed his 62-year-old wife ... shot and killed his 23-year-old girlfriend ... " and so on. Most of these killings involve men killing women that they were in relationships with, had lost relationships with, or likely wanted relationships with but were rejected. This last week also featured a bizarre story of a woman who not only survived being kidnapped and raped by a man but also saw her boyfriend and a random other man killed in the rapist-murderer's rampage.
Hearing that some man's entitled attitude toward women led him to kill is so common that it hardly counts as newsworthy. We don't know exactly why Houser shot up a theater that was showing a movie written by an unapologetic feminist, but this moment should still be a wake-up call about the problem of misogynist violence in our culture. If we're not going to talk about gun control, then let's talk about how to get fewer men to see guns as the solution to their inchoate rage at women.
Ingrid Sischy Made the Avant-Garde Accessible
This morning, the legendary editor and writer Ingrid Sischy died of breast cancer. She was just 63. An imposing and polarizing figure, Sischy was one of a handful of people who can truly be said to have changed the way we think and write about art, fashion, culture, and celebrity.
For those of us who grew up before the Internet, and grew up longing and hungry for a grittier and more glamorous world than the strip malls surrounding their high schools, what we mostly had were magazines. In the 1980s and 1990s, Sischy wrote and edited for the best of them, demanding attention for challenging artists like Laurie Anderson and Robert Mapplethorpe in a voice free of cant, pretention, or bombast. As editor of Artforum, and then editor-in-chief of Andy Warhol's Interview for an astonishing eighteen years, Sischy made the avant-garde accessible to people whose nearest bookstore was as close to artsy opulence as we could get.
Born in Johannesburg in 1952 to a physician father and speech therapist mother, Sischy grew up in Scotland and the U.S. before graduating from Sarah Lawrence. She began her career in New York's iconic shop Printed Matter—all endless shelves of handmade chapbooks and gorgeous exhibition tomes. At 27, she became editor of Artforum, where she transformed the voice of the High Art establishment into a megaphone for feminist and postmodern art; her very first issue talked up queer partners in life and art Gilbert and George, a kind of relationship she'd later mirror with her spouse Sandra Brant, with whom she'd serve as international editors of Italian, German, and Spanish Vanity Fair in the late 2000s.
While at Artforum, doing those things mere mortals only dream of—almost coming to blows with sculptor Richard Serra at an Anselm Kiefer opening while Janet Malcolm takes notes; commissioning an attack on MoMA for a racist and retrograde show one month and then printing lengthy curatorial responses the next—Sischy carved out space in the mainstream, eventually serving as art and photography critic for the New Yorker, where she wrote a definitive chronicle of queer artist Robert Mapplethorpe and the U.S. government's censoring of his work. During her Interview tenure, the magazine perfected its imitable blend of surface worship, critical thinking, and inspired chatter. To outsiders, the world of Sischy's Interview could look ridiculous, elitist, aspirational, and brilliant—and that was only looking at the cover. Who knows how many Sischy inspired to move to New York or become writers (or not to) with such inspiration.
And then there was Sischy's increasingly prominent persona: the huge glasses and fitted shirts, that only-in-New-York mix of Fran Lebowitz's butch bookishness and Diana Vreeland's imperial whimsy. She was—as women in charge so often are—painted as domineering, bossy, distastefully ambitious. Perhaps she was, and what of it? The best of the thousands and thousands of pages she wrote and edited over the course of her too-brief life deserved the push.
Back in 1986, for Janet Malcolm's New Yorker profile that described her fight with Serra, Sischy described the challenges of her own ambition:
"I sat there looking at this pile of articles that were ready to go into the issue, and I just couldn't do it. I thought to myself, If this thing isn't going to suck you up, if it's not going to kill you, the only way you can do it—even though it will irritate everyone…[is to] do only what you know and feel secure about. The minute you do something that isn't yourself, the minute you publish something you can't stand, the minute you answer somebody faster than you want to, it's all over. I'm positive it is."
At a time when people are reading more than ever, when more people are eulogizing print media than are buying it, when editors announce they've calibrated the acceptable percentage of niceness their publications will embody while publishing transcripts of a bigot's sex tape—at this moment, the loss of a figure like Ingrid Sischy really comes as a blow even to those of us who never knew her, but always wanted to.
In a New Yorker piece from 1991, Sischy wrote, "Beauty is a call to admiration, not to action." Ingrid Sischy admired for a living, and fought for a world where such a thing was valued. That world lives on, even after her passing. A lot of us wouldn't be here without her.
Accused Batterers Get Free Attorneys. Domestic Violence Victims Don't. That Needs to Change.
When domestic violence cases make their way through the legal system, accused batterers have the right to a free court-appointed attorney in criminal cases. But a domestic violence survivor isn't assured access to reduced-cost legal services. It's a problematic imbalance, and correcting it could likely reduce the rate of domestic violence.
Giving accused batterers free legal representation it is hardly controversial—our justice system prioritizes a fair defense for the accused. But what if we took the additional step of subsidizing legal services for domestic violence survivors?
For survivors, having an attorney can increase the likelihood of obtaining a civil restraining order from 32 percent to 86 percent. Restraining orders, in turn, can reduce the occurrence of violence and help survivors feel safer and more empowered in their relationships and lives. Attorneys can also assist with other legal issues, such as child custody, divorce, housing, and government benefits, which may be holding survivors back from leaving abusive relationships.
However, domestic violence survivors are frequently not in a position to hire their own attorneys. Victims in low-income households experience five times the rate of domestic abuse of victims in higher-income households. Studies show that low-income individuals are often unable to obtain the legal services they need or desire, with only half of those seeking legal aid being able to be served and more than 70 percent of the legal issues faced by low-income individuals not finding their way to the justice system. An abusive partner may also control the finances in a relationship, which could make it more difficult for a survivor to collect the funds needed to hire a lawyer.
So what would a solution look like? Dozens of legal aid groups around the country already focus on helping survivors, often with amazing results. If their work was scaled up, with states or municipalities offering free or reduced-cost legal assistance for those reporting abuse, evidence suggests that domestic violence rates would fall, along with the share of costs borne by the municipalities. New York City alone spends more than $44 million per year responding to reports of domestic violence, and arresting, prosecuting, and supervising batterers. Costs for health care and homeless services would also likely fall—studies indicate that half of all homeless women and children are fleeing domestic violence, and nearly 38 percent of all victims of domestic violence become homeless at some point in their lives. Given the probable cost savings, funding for civil legal assistance would likely pay for itself in many communities.
Our society foots the bill when someone accused of a heinous crime can't afford a lawyer, because we don't want anyone to be failed by the justice system. But many victims of abuse lack the resources to access the justice system in the first place. Civil legal assistance could put them on equal footing with their abusers, saving both costs and lives in the process.
Teen Sex Rates Stay Down While Contraception Use Remains High
A new report out by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicates that the rates of teenagers having sex have declined significantly in the past 25 years. Only 44 percent of girls and 47 percent of boys age 15-19 surveyed between 2011 and 2013 were sexually active, compared with 51 percent and 60 percent, respectively, in 1988. However, it seems the drop has leveled off. The study period before it—2006 to 2010—showed similar rates of sexual activity for teens.
The main reason for this shift is that kids are waiting longer, which has been shown in previous analysis by the Guttmacher Institute. Basically, 19-year-olds are still mostly having sex, but 15- and 16-year-olds are having less of it, which accounts for the majority of the drop. The average age to lose your virginity for American teens is 17.
There's a lot of reasons for this shift, but one can be safely ruled out: abstinence-only education. The theory behind abstinence-only is that if you discourage contraception use, you'll scare kids straight. However, general contraception use remains high among teenagers, and use of emergency contraception has gone up. As analysis by Danielle Paquette and Weiyi (Dawn) Cai at the Washington Post suggests, kids are making better choices—both in delaying sex and being more responsible when they do have it—despite abstinence-only education, not because of it. Brooke Bokor, an adolescent medicine specialist at the Children's National Health System, told them that the explosion in Internet access and smartphones in particular gives teenagers unprecedented access to sexual health information, which promotes better contraception use and teaches kids how to put off sex until they're ready.
This comports with research showing comprehensive sex education can help kids delay sexual initiation. The idea that knowing more about sex might disincline kids to have it early seems counterintuitive to a lot of people, but it's not. Research focusing on specific comprehensive sex-ed programs shows that learning to be comfortable thinking and talking about sex helps kids have healthier, more respectful relationships, which can make it easier to delay intercourse. Knowledge gives kids confidence, in other words, and confidence leads to more communication and better decisions.
Sites like Bedsider and Scarleteen offer information about relationships and personal decision-making right alongside information about contraception, reframing sex as something you can do responsibly when you're ready instead of treating it like it's always a terrible mistake. Instead of telling kids "just say no," they offer things like charts of sexual behaviors based on risk levels. Turns out when you treat kids like they're capable of responsible decision-making, they often rise to those expectations. We should be doing more of that.
Yes, This Plus-Size Model Looks Like a Runner. And I Do Too.
I was at a party in a friend's neighborhood a few weeks ago when I found myself talking with a guy from nearby. It came up over the course of our conversation that one of my primary hobbies is running. Upon discovering this, my interloper gave me a dubious look before responding, "Huh, you don't look like a runner."
I resisted the urge to throw my beer in his face or challenge him to wind sprints, but his comment still stung.
What does a runner look like anyway?
It should be common knowledge at this point that the contours of a woman's body are not up for discussion, but when it comes to fitness and gym culture, fat shaming runs rampant. For many, fitness, unfortunately, gets intertwined with appearance, and it's thus imperative that athletes "look" a certain way.
That's why I'm excited to see the August issue of Women's Running hit newsstands this week. The magazine's cover features Erica Schenk, a plus-size model and runner who's been at the sport for 10 years.
Seeing Schenk run, strong and confident, across that cover is a beautiful reminder that female runners come in all shapes and sizes. There is no single "look" of a runner and there needn't be.
"Some women believe that since they have curves they can't run or shouldn't run," Schenk told Women's Running. "Running is for every body anytime."
Sure, putting Schenk on the cover is an easy publicity grab for Women's Running and a way to convert rah-rah body positivity into big bucks for a brand (one that's likely lagging as most print magazines are these days). Plus, given that women, of all sizes, accounted for nearly two-thirds of the 18.8 million U.S. race finishers in 2014, it shouldn't have taken so long to get this sort of representation in a magazine that's explicitly about women's running.
But representation is still important. Elite female athletes experience eating disorders at more than twice the rate of the average woman, according to the National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Eating Disorders. And among female high school and college runners, disordered eating is disturbingly common. Having a one-size-fits-all image of women who run is not only upsetting, it's dangerous.
When we run, especially outdoors on these hot summer days, we're putting our bodies on display. We're choosing to be vulnerable for our sport and the numerous physical and mental benefits it offers. Having the very magazine that on previous covers boasted of ways to "Run Yourself Slim + Happy," celebrated "Sexy Abs Fast!," and offered "The 24-Hour Diet" finally acknowledge on its cover that "Your weight doesn't matter" is a step toward making that vulnerability a little less scary.
One magazine cover isn't a cure-all, but it is a reminder that I do look like a runner, because runners come in all stripes.
Besides, I'm pretty sure I could outrun that guy at the party anyway.
Inspired by Hobby Lobby, a Father Tries to Deny His Daughters Birth Control Coverage
Usually, lawsuits that try to use "religious freedom" to prevent women from using their health plans for birth control are launched by employers, such as Notre Dame and Hobby Lobby. (This overlooks that the plans, like paychecks, technically belong to the people who earn them through working—but onward.)
One of the anti-contraception lawsuits on the dockets, however, gets more personal. It's focused on stopping just three individuals—two grown women and one minor—from obtaining birth control coverage. And thanks to the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, this individualized challenge to these three people's access is being kept alive.
Missouri Republican state Rep. Paul Joseph Wieland does not want his three daughters to have access to birth control, in their case through the group plan offered by Wieland's employer, the state of Missouri. The plan does not require women to use birth control, of course, but the mere fact that his daughters might disobey his anti–birth control teachings bothers Wieland. A judge asked why Wieland doesn't just tell his daughters, "We expect you do abide by our religious tenets." Wieland's lawyer, Timothy Belz, replied, "Well, we all have high hopes for our kids, that is true. We all expect and want them to obey us, they don't always … " Thus Wieland would like a little help from the government just in case his girls disobey Daddy's religious beliefs.
Belz also argued that federal minimums on what a standard health care plan must cover is the equivalent of passing "an edict that said that parents must provide a stocked, unlocked liquor cabinet in their house whenever they're away for their minor and adult daughters to use." The Wieland team also compared contraception to pornography. I suppose both prevent pregnancy, in their way.
Wieland's argument is pretty straightforward: If Hobby Lobby gets to deny its employees contraception coverage, why can't he do the same for his daughters? If you're disturbed by the amount of control he wants to exert over his children, then it's also disturbing to consider how much control Hobby Lobby wants over its employees. The only real difference is that Hobby Lobby could claim it is just trying not to "pay for it"; Wieland is a little more honest about his real aims. Because of this, the 8th Circuit Court reinstated Wieland's lawsuit on Monday.
Of course, just because the gist of Wieland's argument sounds like Hobby Lobby's doesn't mean that Wieland will win. Hobby Lobby v. Burwell was decided on a balancing test: The court argued that the Department of Health and Human Services could find a way to make sure women get birth control while also protecting Hobby Lobby's desire not to pay directly for plans that cover it. (The administration has already found just such a fix, creating a mechanism for insurance companies to offer coverage directly to women whose employer plans do not cover it. So far, Hobby Lobby hasn't challenged this workaround.) But Wieland can't argue that he's just trying not to pay for it, since the conservative argument is that the employer is the one "paying for" the insurance, not the employee.
Wieland's big ask also creates a much bigger bureaucratic headache for insurance companies and HHS: the standing of individuals on a group insurance plan to challenge the right of other individuals on the same plan to use it for birth control on the basis of familial connection. As Ian Millhiser at ThinkProgress notes, "[I]t is a relatively simple administrative task for an insurance company to note that the plan that covers Hobby Lobby's employees does not include birth control and to adjust premiums accordingly," but another thing entirely "for insurers to keep track of the particular religious beliefs of every individual in their network of customers and adjust each plan according to those religious beliefs."
We certainly don't want a "Daddy said I could" checkbox for women who want to buy birth control through their insurance plans, but that is exactly what Wieland and his lawyers are trying to make happen.


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A British man's comedic rant on a sanitary napkin company's Facebook page went wildly viral Tuesday, gathering almost 40,000 likes in 20 hours.
Apparently, Richard Neill watched a number of Bodyform Maxi Pads commercials as a boy, noticing they often depicted active women having the time of their lives during their period, and was disappointed when he found out the truth:
The post's popularity dwarfs that of Bodyform's own Facebook page, which has a comparatively paltry 4,000 likes. Since Neill's post, several other men have copied and pasted the same comment onto the product's page for some reason.
"No response as yet but I'm waiting on royalties for all this free advertising," Neill commented in response to his post's popularity. He might have gathered some free advertising himself, though: He's been plugging his own novella, Someone To Share My Beans With, in the comments.
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This article originally published at The Daily Dot here


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By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
12/17/2012 (2 years ago)
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A newly identified breed of slow loris on the Indonesian island of Borneo has the outsized, pleading eyes attendant with that breed. Photos depict the Nycticebus kayan as cute and cuddly, but don't underestimate him. The world's only venomous primate has a lethal bite that can cause fever, pain, swelling - and even death.
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
12/17/2012 (2 years ago)
Published in Green
Keywords: Loris, venomous bite, endangered species, illegal pets
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Writing in the American Journal of Primatology, Missouri researchers say the endangered lemur-like primate with two tongues is the only venomous primate in the world.
Due to a benign appearance, and its uses in traditional medicine, the slow loris is popular with poachers throughout southeastern Asia and its surrounding islands.
Three newly identified species were originally grouped with another species and with the slow loris has been divided into four distinct classes.
"Four separate species are harder to protect than one, since each species needs to maintain its population numbers and have sufficient forest habitat," lead author Rachel Munds from University of Missouri says.
"Unfortunately, in addition to habitat loss to deforestation, there is a booming black market demand for the animals. They are sold as pets, used as props for tourist photos or dismembered for use in traditional Asian medicines."
Keeping a wild animal - in particular one with a venomous bite is an extremely bad idea, experts warn.
Munds says slow lorises cannot be domesticated and that keeping them as pets is cruel. She wishes to remind others that the primates are protected under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species.
"Zoos rarely succeed in breeding them," Munds says. "Nearly all the primates in the pet trade are taken from the wild, breaking the bonds of the lorises' complex and poorly understood social structures."
Even worse, those who breed them as pets often pull out their teeth, depriving the animal of its venomous bite. Many of these illegally captured primates die due to the foul conditions of pet markets.
"Once in the home, pet keepers don't provide the primates with the social, nutritional and habitat requirements they need to live comfortably," Munds says. "Pet keepers also want to play with the nocturnal animals during the day, disrupting their sleep patterns."
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The Rosary
By Linky C. (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
The world will only get 12 hours to prepare for a possible huge explosion of high energy from the sun. GPS systems will go down, shipping will be affected and blackouts will occur in several areas. The massive solar phenomenon may bring coronal mass particles to the ... continue reading
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
With the death of a 31-year-old female white rhinoceros in a Czechoslovakian zoo, the future of the endangered species is nil. Only four such creatures of this subspecies now exist in the world, with a single male, at 42 years of age, too old to breed. LOS ANGELES, CA ... continue reading
By Talia Ramos (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
Many people around the world have been celebrating the successful flyby, from the New Horizons NASA program, to the farthest planet in the solar system, Pluto. After the initial success and discovery of the first icy mountain range, the spacecraft found another equally ... continue reading
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
They were given multiple warnings, but now its official. The State Water Resources Control board has issued a cease and desist order against an irrigation district that has been draining the San Joaquin River. The district has repeatedly failed to obey a ... continue reading
By Hannah Marfil (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
An almost complete fossil of a feathered bird-like dinosaur was dug up by scientists in northeastern China. Although the creature has wings, they doubt it could really fly, due to its proportion. Scientists speculate the wings were used similarly to the peacock. This ... continue reading
By Linky C. (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
Pluto has finally revealed itself to humankind, after being a mystical planet located beyond the depths of the Milky Way for so long. NASA's New Horizons spacecraft has finally sent images of Pluto to Earth last Tuesday. With the lone planet, located 3 billion miles ... continue reading
By Talia Ramos (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
Over the years, El Nino has provided relief to drought-stricken areas in the U.S. The current weather forecast predicts hotter and drier weathers will be felt in the eastern part of the world, concerning Australia, Asia and the majority of the Pacific while wetter ... continue reading
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
A most unconventional living arrangement has been struck in the jungles of Borneo. The carnivorous plant, Nepenthes hemsleyana lures bats to nest in its pitcher-shaped leaves. The bats are left undigested, and as part of their agreement, the bats defecate their ... continue reading
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
The State of California, along with the rest of the United States, that is reliant on California's crops to feed it, is praying for rain to end the state's worst drought in history. Scientists say that El Nino weather patterns could mean more rain down the line - or ... continue reading
By Atarah Haely (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
Thousands of birds have left the Seahorse Key abruptly, leaving their nests and eggs behind. The mysterious phenomena has left scientists and bird watchers puzzled, especially when they found that the place is negative from any contamination. Biologists explain that ... continue reading


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