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by Ben Max
My Tuesday was not especially abnormal, but it struck me as particularly indicative of a day immersed in covering New York politics and policy.
After waking up around 6:45 and a few short minutes spent reading email and tweets on my phone, I showered, dressed, and hopped onto my laptop for a couple more minutes of email and Twitter. Then, to The New School for a panel event, "The City and The State: Conflict or Collaboration?" moderated by Andrew White and paneled by State Senator Liz Krueger, New York Times columnist Michael Powell, New York Times reporter Thomas Kaplan, and former Assemblymember Michael Benjamin.
The five discussed the first two months of the Bill de Blasio mayoralty and issues at play between de Blasio and New York City on one hand and Gov. Andrew Cuomo, the state legislature, and New York State on the other. None expressed great confidence in Albany to make decisions helpful to the city.
I tweeted throughout the event, as I do most I attend, my way of taking notes and of getting the word out in real time.
Afterward, I discussed the nature of the political news business with Powell for a few minutes and headed to a coffee shop for a couple of hours of work (more email and Twitter, as well as some editing of DecideNYC.com site content) before going to City Hall for the City Council Education Committee hearing on conditions for LGBTQ students, families, and teachers in and relevant to the city's schools.
The committee is chaired by Councilmember Danny Dromm [pictured, center], a longtime teacher before he ran for office, who presided over the hearing. Dromm is openly gay and has a long history of fighting for civil rights.
The hearing was interesting, important, and emotional.
To start, three students shared their troubling and uplifting personal stories, followed by testimony from representatives of the City Department of Education, and then additional student and teacher speakers. One of those teachers, Elana Eisen-Markowitz, I went to graduate school with when we both completed a Master of Arts in Teaching program at Tufts University several years ago. Elana is in her seventh year teaching history at Urban Assembly Bronx Academy of Letters High School and is a remarkable leader.
Virtually everyone who testified before or spoke from the council dais acknowledged the need for more programming, services, and infrastructure to support and protect LGBTQ students, families, and teachers in and by city schools and the DOE.
It appeared a significant, hopeful day for those involved and those they represent.
Several council members, including the openly gay Corey Johnson, Jimmy Van Bramer, and Ritchie Torres, as well as Mark Weprin, Jumaane Williams, and others, commented on the momentous nature of the hearing, especially with it coming under Dromm's chairship.
From City Hall it was on to a coffee meeting and then a train uptown toward the Roosevelt House, which was hosting a CUNY Institute for Education Policy event, "Is Albany's Tax Credit Bill Good for New York?"
Off the train, I grabbed a slice of pizza, which I ate by hand.
Then, a coffee shop for about 40 minutes of email and editing. Then, The Roosevelt House.
The education policy event was a conversation led by the Institute's Director, David Steiner (who is also Dean of the Hunter College School of Education and a former Commissioner of the New York State Department of Education), and included Thomas Carroll, President of the Coalition for Opportunity and Education and Ashley Berner, Deputy Director of the CUNY Institute for Education Policy.
The three discussed the merits of a complicated and controversial bill in the state legislature that would, if passed, allow New Yorkers a tax credit for donations to education scholarship funds. These donations would mostly be aimed at private, religious, charter and other non-district schools. There are a great many details of the bill, of which Carroll is a vehement supporter, and the discussion around it that I can't go into here.
For a nightcap, I headed further uptown for the launch party of The Four Freedoms Democratic Club, a newly formed political club of the 76th Assembly District, started after controversy at one of the district's other clubs. Four Freedoms, founded by M.J. Dillon and others, including acting chair Kim Moscaritolo, saw a strong turnout, including visits from upper east side Councilmember Ben Kallos and Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer, who each spoke to the crowd. The club could play a significant role in the race to succeed Assemblymember Micah Kellner, who has said he will not be seeking re-election in 2014 amid a sexual harassment scandal.
All in all, it was another full, varied, juicy day of city politics and policy. Four events, a few coffee shops, maybe a hundred or so tweets, and a lot to synthesize. While I sent a lot of information out through the twittersphere, I will also use what I gleaned toward our Decide NYC issue pages, 2014 election coverage, and more.


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Summary: Bartholomew Cubbins is having a lovely day in his very ordinary hat until the King comes through and demands his hat be removed to show respect to the king, and whenever Bartholomew removes a hat, another takes its place on his head. He is promptly taken to the castle where all the king's men try desperately to get his hat(s) off.
Genre: This makes a good fairytale/fantasy because it takes place in a faraway kingdom that is very fairytale-esque and has magic causing problems while he tries to interact with royalty.
Classroom use: Fun story! Good for a younger classroom's class library
This is a modern fantasy book. This is a great imagination and intriguing book! I think it would be great to use as a way to get kids imaginations stirring. This is a story about Bartholomew who whenever he tries to take off his hat, another one appears! The story follows him and the king of his land as his king is trying any and all things possible to get the hats to stop appearing one after another on his head.
I think this is the absolute best of Dr. Seuss's books. It's a really fun story that doesn't teach an overt lesson; it's truly absurd and takes between 20 and 23 minutes to read aloud. Every kid I've ever read it to (and I taught preschool for several years) has loved it.
I chose this book because it is unlike any other Dr. Seuss book I have ever read. Although I did not enjoy the book that much, I am still glad that I selected it to review. Compared to most other Dr. Seuss books, this one is quite unique.
I'll start with the writing. Perhaps the lack of rhyming scheme that I am so used to is why this Seuss book in particular is different from the rest. Seuss chose to write this book using a prose technique. For those who don't know what it means to write in prose, it means to use complete sentences and proper grammar, rather than a rhyming technique. Although this book still tells the story of a fantasy adventure as do most of his other books, the presence of such prose writing completely throws me off. I even found myself reading the text and inserting my own rhythm to the words, as if my brain was attempting to make sense of what I was reading. I found the text too wordy and the setting was unoriginal. I'll be honest, I wasn't a fan.
As for the illustrations, I am so undecided. I have always loved the cartoonist side of Dr. Seuss. He illustrates his own book with his own special technique. However, unlike many of the books that I am used to, the illustrations don't take up the whole page. The words take up most of the pages and are simply written on white space. There are even a few pages where there is a page filled with words and no illustrations! An example of this is when Bartholomew was in the throne room and the magicians were chanting deep and mysterious sounds. On the left page is an illustration to accompany the text, but on the right page is no illustration at all! When comparing to other books, Seuss generally writes his text over his illustrations. When he does in fact write on white space, it is generally written on a space that is meant to be a wall or ceiling, like what he does in The Cat in the Hat. Again, I don't like the lack of illustrations.
I had a hard time determining the overall message or big idea of this book. I actually had to conduct some research in order to even begin to construct a big idea. I found one review that the book was about bullying. I somewhat agree with this as the entire story revolved around the fact that Bartholomew did not remove his hat to the king, and the king felt disrespected. Therefore, the king wanted to show his authoritative powers and discipline Bartholomew. Overall, I simply found the plot uninspiring to me. I found that it lacked a message or idea for the reader to determine.
Fantastic book for kids! So imaginative and creative. Easy read that children will find delightful!
Dr. Seuss is always brilliant! His stories and rhymes are fun and entertaining! Some of my all time favorites!! Such a great way to entertain children and get them interested in reading!
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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 039484484X, Hardcover)The haughty ruler of Didd, King Derwin (who would foolishly go on to summon green goo from the sky in his later years) showed the first signs of his silly self-importance back in this 1938 Seuss classic, The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins.
When Bartholomew visits town one day, selling cranberries at the market for his parents, the King's procession screeches to a halt in front of him; King Derwin then leans out of his coach, demanding to know why Bartholomew hasn't respectfully removed his hat. "But, Sire, my hat is off." He shows the king the hat in his hands that he's just doffed, but sure enough, another identical one sits atop his head. He takes that hat off only to reveal another... and another, and another, and another. Poor Bartholomew goes through 45 hats, then 136, then 233, as the angry king calls in every expert in the kingdom, from Sir Snipps the haberdasher to the Father of the Father of Nadd. In the end, Bartholomew barely gets away with his head (forget about the hats!), as Seuss spins this weird and wacky tale, a strange thing that "just happened to happen and was not very likely to happen again." (Ages 4 to 8) --Paul Hughes
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I am interested in the electronic structure of a variety of materials, going from magnetic insulators like NiO, magnetic semiconductors like GaMnAs, magnetic metals like Ni, and spintronic properties of semimetals like Graphene. Whereas mots of materials have 3 dimensional structure, graphene being an exception, artificial nanostructures of zero dimensions (dots), 1 dimension (wires and ribbons), 2 dimensions (quantum wells) result permit to tune the electronic properties of bulk materials, resulting in new physical phenomena. This broad field is known as nanoelectronics.


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Watch this cat, bill amasci has tried to examine many of his experiments, and has been denied access.
Also he has found hidden wires on some of his stuff. Many times the photos are angled very precisely to hide something.
Maybe this one is ok. Still, the energy to make anodes and cathodes is way over the candlepower you get out of it.
Much better going for nano-tower, full spectrum solar for distributed power.
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RENSSELAER FALLS – Village residents on either side of the County Route 14 Bridge will have to wait another month before the they can cross the Oswegatchie River.
Completion of the bridge, which was scheduled to be open to traffic today, has been delayed until the end of December, county Highway Superintendent Toby M. Bogart said Thursday.
Contractors Tioga Construction, Herkimer, have asked for an extension Wednesday after workers discovered additional bracing was need for a sewer main that spans the bridge.
We need more bracing for the pipe so when it does get tested, it doesnt shift, said Mr. Bogart.
While the piping runs underneath the bridge, Mr. Bogart said the necessary repair equipment will have to sit on top of the bridge.
Crews also need to be able to go under the bridge and apply additional steel to repair the bridge, Mr. Bogart said.
The crew asked for an extension until Jan. 31, but Mr. Bogart said they are hoping to open the bridge by Christmas.
Its getting close to winter, so were trying to make sure the process goes as fast possible to allow people free use of the bridge when it is open, said Mr. Bogart.
The project began over six months ago, involved demolishing the old truss-style bridge, which had corroded over time and replacing it with a one-pier, steel structure with a concrete deck. The approximately $3 million project will be 80 percent paid for by federal funds, 15 percent by state funds and 5 percent by the county.
Mayor Jeffrey W. Dollinger, who said he was not informed personally about the extension, said Thursday he is frustrated over the countys lack of communication about the bridges continued closure.
Unfortunately, the county doesnt find it important to give us any information, said Mr. Dollinger. They had public forum in the fall of 2010, but that is the last time I had spoken with anyone about this project. We are out in the dark. Many are probably still expecting to use the bridge Friday.
With the bridge out, some residents must travel an additional seven miles.
It does not affect me on a personal note, but I feel for the people who have to drive that extra miles, Mr. Dollinger said. People get frustrated with the extra mileage.
With winter coming, Mr. Dollinger said he hopes the project gets completed before any major snowfall hits.
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Monongahela Valley Hospital reaches out to first responders
He would have been happy with a few bandages and gauze, but Monongahela Police Chief Brian Tempest was thrilled by the comprehensive first responder kit donated to the department by Monongahela Valley Hospital.
The hospital donated two kits each to the Monongahela and Carroll Township police departments within the past few weeks, helping to outfit police cars with emergency first aid supplies.
"Almost everything that you could think of in an emergency is in there. All the way from bee sting (treatments) to stethoscopes," Tempest said. "I was hoping for a paper bag with some Band-Aids and some gauze. ... And I got this. This is first-rate."
The large bags are stocked with a CPR mask, instant glucose, bandages, cold packs, a stethoscope, distilled water, a blood pressure cuff, Ace bandages, gloves and a flashlight to examine eyes. The hospital said in a news release that it will replenish the first aid supplies as needed.
Carl Crawley Jr., a member of the hospital's board of trustees and board of directors, set the donation into motion after hearing about the police's need for equipment.
Crawley said he pitched the idea to hospital officials, who were receptive.
"The face of the hospital's about helping people," Crawley said. "We're all about trying to help the people in the community. The police are the first on the scene. There's things they should have."
First responders need "the best supply kits possible with the best tools," emergency department Director Kelly Macheska said in a hospital news release.
"We do value our police and if there is something we can do to help them, we want to do it," she said in the release. "Plus it ultimately helps our community."
Carroll Township Police already have loaded the kits into their police cruisers, though they haven't needed to use them yet, township police chief Paul Brand said. Mon Valley Hospital is in Carroll Township.
"Really, it's a full first aid kit with things like gauze, blood pressure cuffs, really above and beyond what we would normally have as a basic first aid kit," Brand said. "Everything we would need in an emergency."
The bags, he said, even include blankets that can be used in cold weather.
"We had kits (before), but I think that they were getting a little bit worn and in need of replenished supplies," Brand said. "We're very happy. We like to say the hospital and the police department kind of partner together."
In February, the hospital donated two portable computers for police cruisers to Carroll Township Police.
"The bags were fantastic," Tempest said. "The hospital's been very good to the local police departments."
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Kansas City forced five turnovers, and the Chiefs beat the Eagles, 26-16, in Philadelphia on Thursday night.
Andy Dalton threw for 280 yards and a touchdown, and the Cincinnati Bengals beat the Pittsburgh Steelers, 20-10, in Ohio on Monday night.
Tom Brady threw for 185 yards and a touchdown, and the New England Patriots outlasted the New York Jets, 13-10, in rain-soaked Foxborough, Mass. on Thursday night.
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We all certainly agree that all virtues are heavenly and that all sins are deadly. Nevertheless, certain virtues are more heavenly than others, and certain sins lead to death more quickly than other sins. While some sins are private and some sins public, the wages of every sin is death (Rom. 6:23). As Christians we understand that God hates sin and loves virtue. However, our problem is that we don't hate sin enough and that we don't love virtue enough. Consequently, we soft-peddle the deadliness of sin and we offer nice platitudes about the virtues of living a holy life. As such, many professing Christians have swapped their faith for a bumper-sticker and have chosen to live as Christians of the world but just barely in the world, mimicking the world in nearly every way, and, in some cases, leading the way. And because we desire the vain virtues the world has to offer, we have come to terms on how to play the world's game according to the world's rules. To our shame, the Enemy has fooled us into thinking that we can actually win the battle by impressing the world with our seeming successfulness. All of this is on account of the fact that the virtues of the world have become more churchy and the respectable vices of the church have become more worldly.
While the waves of compromise and the tide of worldly vice seem overwhelming to those of us standing on the shores of Christian virtue, we cannot stand as idle spectators of the raging battle; we must board our battleships and fight. This is our supreme commission as warriors of Christ-, namely, to conquer all the tempting vices of the flesh, coming to the end of ourselves, laying down our arms, our gods, and all our besetting sins. We must put to death "what is earthly" and take up arms against all the deadly sins within our own hearts (Col. 3:5), for it is only then that we will be able to destroy the strongholds of the world, the flesh, and the Devil (2 Cor. 10:4). Herein is our heavenly virtue, that the Prince of Peace has put death to death in His death on the cross, nailing our deadly sins to the tree on which He was put to death so that we might be seated with Him in the heavenly places, coram Deo, before His face, forevermore in peaceful triumph (Col. 2:13–15).
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Now would be a very good time to be a cartoonist. Or perhaps not. As the late cartoonist Doug Marlette frequently lamented, "How do you cartoon a cartoon? We're living in 'Toon Town.'"On the other hand, sometimes only a cartoon character will do. There's hardly any way to treat seriously the goings-on in Toon Town's capital city, Washington, D.C. Let's just say, Central Casting's stable is full. If men historically have dominated the scene, women are crowding them out. And they are turning our familiar archetypes inside out. Women's liberation worked in ways we might never have imagined. The feminist woman of the left, who burned her bra and insisted that all hear her roar, is today a taupe-ish figure who wonders where things went wrong. The daughter she begat may well be a Republican — a gun-toting, breast-feeding supermom of several who condemns government for being a "nanny" and tells men to man-up. Insult to injury, she's also likely considered a "hottie" by the men who stand by admiringly, watching their women show those libs a thing or two about being a "Hard-Core Woman." We needn't name the queen of this emerging bevy of can-dos, who wouldn't deign to call themselves feminists even though they certainly are. If "That One" achieves nothing else in her life, she has popularized a new feminine image that drives men and women mad for different reasons. Among other traditionally feminine tricks, the new hard-core woman has grabbed men's symbols and toys and made them her own. She shoots straight and plays hardball. At the same time, she has manhandled women's issues, neatly packaged them in ironic pink tissue, and placed them neatly on a floral paper-lined shelf. She really can do it all, and there's nothing left to whine about. This is precisely why she's so annoying. Polly Perfect in a Pinafore has only changed outfits and carries a concealed weapon instead of a lace hankie, though she probably has one of those, too. Being both feminine and tough is the latest girly wile. In recent days, Toon Town has provided a glimpse of how these new roles are playing out. In one scene, we see Michelle Obama and Michele Bachmann clashing coifs over none other than (drum roll) breast-feeding. The first lady wants to encourage women to breast-feed their babies as a way of combating childhood obesity by, among other things, providing tax breaks for equipment needed to express milk while mom is away from baby. Bachmann, noting that she breast-fed all five of her children, mocked the idea as one more manifestation of the nanny state. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, it has come to this. Across town at CPAC, where riper Republicans court their children's friends for straw poll votes, 19-year-old Regis Giles made a splash with her call for women to arm themselves in self-defense. Giles, whose father is Doug Giles, a popular conservative radio host/columnist/artist/hunter, is a Generation X,Y, Z version of "That One." Self-assured and attractive, she's unapologetic about her passion for slaying large animals. She has a website titled "Girls Just Wanna Have Guns" and soon will be starring in a reality show called "Primal Urge." Giles once used a spear to kill a wild boar that was in a tussle with one of her hunting dogs. She stabbed the beast straight through the heart, a clean kill resulting in one relieved canine. It is one thing to kill a bison from a distance with a high-powered rifle. It is another to approach a wild boar and kill it with one's own hand and a stick. Not many can claim that level of courage and, by the way, she ate her kill. That's all there is to say about that, though I did ask her what she was wearing, which I instinctively knew would be permissible. Giles didn't miss a beat: "Cargo pants and a very nice plaid T-shirt." It is not a leap of hyperbole to observe that proving one's conservative bona fides these days requires a certain derring-do and some familiarity with weaponry. If you can't bring home the bacon, you might need to woman-up. I asked Giles about that, too. She said she couldn't really comment. She is who she is, after all. Just a young woman making her way in a hard-core woman's world. Let the old guard fret over how best to suckle their young. E-mail nationally syndicated columnist Kathleen Parker at firstname.lastname@example.com. For archived columns, go to www.gwinnettdailypost.com/kathleenparker.
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More than 350 students, prospective students and parents thronged the hallways and cafeteria at Central Educational Center Monday, braving a stormy night to check out the offerings at CEC's annual PROBE College Fair and Open House.
"I was thrilled, it was great," said Nora Ann Wood, high school counselor at CEC, who said a dozen agencies – including Coweta County Special Olympics and Parent to Parent – also provided information for people with special needs as part of the tandem Transition Fair. "We usually have a good crowd, but I was afraid a lot of people might not come out because of the weather. But it was great."
"Never anywhere else would kids have so many colleges and schools together in one place," Wood said, stressing the importance of students' interaction with representatives from a variety of educational programs.
Representatives from 62 colleges, universities, vocational-technical programs and other educational track providers were on hand to pass out literature and answer questions about their schools from students like 13-year-old Julie Lenderman, who stopped at the University of Alabama at Huntsville's booth to speak with Drake Russell.
Lenderman, who is part of a first-year pilot program in which eighth grade students in the Coweta County School System attend CEC part-time, was at the fair with her mom, Jennifer Doolittle.
"I'm here just getting an idea of what I want to do," said Lenderman, who wants to study marine biology or forensic science. "I know a lot of people who are dead set on going to a certain college, but then find out they don't offer what they want to study."
Doolittle said 13 is definitely not too young to think about college.
"Like (Julie) said, she's getting an idea of what schools offer what," Doolittle said. "We found out you can start applying for scholarships in middle school. Now that we know, we're going to start filling out applications next year."
For Newnan High School senior Carly Duke – stopping for information at the booths of small, private colleges with her parents – the issue of college is a little more pressing.
"I'm looking for schools that have good education programs," said Duke, a Teacher Pipeline intern who intends to either teach elementary students or become a middle grades math instructor. "I want small classes where I can interact with teachers."
Duke, clutching information from Point University and Truett-McConnell College as she headed toward the Berry College table, said she has an appointment to visit Berry later this month. Like most prospective students, she is concerned about college costs.
"A lot of them are telling us what scholarships they accept," she said. "Some don't accept HOPE, so we'll know how much they will accept."
Wood said the fall fair gives students a chance to adjust their class schedule to address requirements in particular subjects as well
"They can ask questions about whether they need a certain course in high school and if they don't have it, they can still take it in the spring," said Wood. "A lot of them ask if they need a foreign language, and of course we tell them they do, but they get to hear it directly from the school."
Having out-of-state schools represented so students could be aware of increased tuition and scholarship or work-study programs was important, Wood said. Addressing specifics like meal plans and housing – for Duke, "How far you can live off campus, or whether you can live off campus at all the first year or two," for instance – was another benefit of face-to-face interaction.
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September 11, 2012
Fred Siegel
The president represents the fourth—and final—phase of the Progressive experiment begun at the turn of the 20th century.
It is a cliché of modern American politics that the word "liberal" is still slightly toxic and that "progressive" is a better, more upbeat, way of describing left-of-center politicians and their causes. In "I Am the Change," Charles Kesler, a professor of government at Claremont McKenna College, says that "progressive," in fact, neatly captures President Barack Obama and his political outlook, although Mr. Kesler intends a more precise definition of the term than is usually employed. Drawing on his wide reading in philosophy and American political thought, Mr. Kesler argues that Mr. Obama has been shaped by the political tradition of Progressivism and that his 2008 triumph has helped, in turn, to reshape it.
Until the Progressive Era of the early 20th century, Mr. Kesler notes, American politicians referred in reverential terms to the Constitution and to the natural rights cited in the Declaration of Independence. But the Progressives, influenced by the evolutionary theory of Charles Darwin and by German idealist philosophy, viewed the traditions of the Founders as hopelessly outdated. They insisted on a new set of governing principles adapted to the modern age, principles requiring a "living Constitution" and, for the betterment of society, an ever greater role for government.
Mr. Kesler traces Progressive thought to its first flowering, with Woodrow Wilson as its emblematic proponent, and then forward to its second and third "waves," in FDRs New Deal of the 1930s and LBJs Great Society of the 1960s. Mr. Obama, in this outline of history, is the leader of Progressivisms "fourth wave."
Mr. Kesler reminds us that Wilson was a professor at Princeton (and its president) before he entered politics, an intellectual with an evolved political philosophy. He wanted a new outpouring of "political genius" to supplant the dusty precepts of the Founders. For Wilson and other Progressives influenced by Hegels idealism (including John Dewey and Richard Ely), natural rights were to be replaced by the judgments of history; and history itself was to be guided by Hegelian processes, with reason and wisdom unfolding into a bright future. As a candidate for the presidency, Wilson explained that Progressives "think of the future, not the past, as the more glorious time, in comparison with which the present is nothing."
Wilsons idea of "political genius" became, under Franklin Roosevelt, a government of experts and social scientists. And once government was based on credentialed wisdom, Mr. Kesler explains, "it no longer needed to be limited." The key was its intentions. "Governments can err, Presidents do make mistakes," Roosevelt conceded, "but the immortal Dante tells us that divine justice weighs the sins of the cold-blooded and the sins of the warm-hearted in different scales."
Mr. Kesler is at his best in showing how Lyndon Johnson elevated governmental warm-heartedness into a kind of creed. Johnson had astral aspirations for the great Great Society and its programs. After the 1964 landslide election, he announced that "these are the most hopeful times in all the years since Christ was born in Bethlehem." He hoped (in the words of an aide) to "out FDR-FDR." Mr. Kesler believes that LBJ and "the kids" were "really on the same page" culturally, even if the kids disliked the president. ("He was not cool and could never become cool.") In 1964, Johnson asked University of Michigan students "to join the battle" to "build a society where the demands of morality, and the needs of the spirit, can be realized in the life of the nation."
As we know, the demands of morality and the needs of the spirit did not usher in a New Jerusalem. In fact, post-Great Society America featured an ugly dystopian reality in the cities, a violent, nihilistic radicalism on campus and, within a decade, an end to the booming affluence that had implicitly underwritten so many utopian dreams. Eventually the political left in America, Mr. Kesler says, "broke free of its faith in progress, in science and the democratic process itself" and embraced cultural relativism.
Liberalism, in short, began to experience a crisis, not least because the failures of the Great Society programs had weakened the policy pretensions of liberal social science. But the many local institutions that the Great Society spawned had greatly expanded the states reach. Patronage and the rise of public-sector unions kept a liberalism of sorts alive, along with identity politics. Local avatars of multiculturalism were cut in on government contracts but were never confronted with the common values necessary to maintain civic order. Crime in the cities became liberalisms most crippling legacy.
Thus Mr. Obama faced a special challenge when he ran for president. He could hardly celebrate Chicago, the city where he lived, with its corruption scandals and a murder rate three times that of New York. Nor could he point to liberal policy successes, as his Progressive forebears had done. But with his hope-and-change rhetoric, he could speak the language of the Progressive spirit, with its emphasis on limitless possibility. He could act as if he held "the keys to the kingdom of history." He could offer his cool persona, not policies, as the path to a bright future: "I am the change." And so he did.
And what about now? Mr. Obama still has his winning persona to count on. And it is possible, Mr. Kesler says, that the citizenry will accept the presidents lurching efforts to maneuver America "into a Scandinavia-style überwelfare state." But it is more likely that "we stand, instead, at the twilight of the liberal welfare state" and that the limitless future so dear to Progressives—very much including Mr. Obama—is, in fact, bounded by the very real threat of insolvency.
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I have never had one slip, I would be very surprised to see one that did. Just as your regular saw blade will stall (or cause the belt to slip) rather than slip on the shaft, I don't see a tightened dado set slipping. I think the problem was a flaw in the tooth brazing. It's rare, but it happens. Good thing the tooth didn't hit you when it flew off. I heard of a guy who nearly lost an eye when that happened. Safety glasses at all times!
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Ramiro Romo, a long-time resident of Crockett, says he "loaned my body to save lives". Romo had a leaking valve in his heart this time last year. His grandson, Tony Romo, quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys, helped put his grandfather in contact with a cardiologist at Baylor Hospital in Dallas. In the beginning, the doctors told him that he would have to have open heart surgery. Romo was too weak to have that extensive of a procedure at the time. He was given a new regimen of medication and waited for results. Romo eventually underwent a procedure called MitraClip therapy, which repairs the heart valve without having lengthy open heart surgery. He was able to receive the treatment as a patient in a clinical trial called Everest II. The MitraClip device is manufactured by Abbott, a global health care company. The Everest II trial is a multi-center, randomized clinical trial of 270 patients with moderate to severe mitral regurgitation (MR). An Abbott press release states, "MR is the most common type of heart valve insufficiency in the United States and Europe, affecting millions of people worldwide. MR affects more than 8 million people in the U.S. and Europe. "There are more than 600,000 new diagnoses of significant MR each year in the U.S. and Europe; however, only about 20 percent of these patients undergo surgery each year. "While many patients are either higher-risk surgical patients or not sick enough for surgery, approximately 80 percent of patients with MR continue to be affected by the chronic volume overload caused by MR, which requires the heart to work harder, and may ultimately lead to heart failure and other complications," the Abbott press release states. The MitraClip system is a catheter-based system. This procedure is up for approval with the FDA (Food and Drug Admiration) this year. Romo wants everyone to be aware that this procedure is out there and that it saved his life. The MitraClip device is designed to reduce significant mitral regurgitaton (MR) by clipping together the leaflets of the mitral valve. The mitral valve is one of the four valves of the heart, according to an Abbott press release. Dr. Michael S. Donsky, cardiologist with Baylor Hospital's Jack and Jane Hamilton Heart and Vascular Center, recommended Romo for the surgery. Romo was out of surgery in 45 minutes. The Abbott press release states, "MR currently is managed with drugs or open heart surgery. The MitraClip device has allowed patients to go from bed rest to having a more active and healthy lifestyle. Romo is one of those patients. Romo says, "I feel 100 percent better, I have more energy and now I have more time to do my work." Romo is a deacon atr St. Francis of the Tejas Catholic Church in Crockett. He enjoys going and visiting friends and working on building things.
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Late last night, things started to heat up on the Knicks' free-agency front. A bunch of things have circulated, so let's take a second to look at what's out there.
According to David Aldridge, the Knicks have offered J.J. Barea a two year deal using the new "room" exception, valued at $2,500,000 a year.
This is both exciting and madening, depending how you look at it. In one way, this could be a great addition. Should Barea accept this offer, it should be considered a steal. Sure, he may not be the most gifted defensive player, due to his height, nor can he knock down uncontested shots consistently, but he can bring the ball up the floor in a split second, and he can run around the offensive side of the court, creating multiple holes in the opposing defense. Adding Barea would fill the Knicks' vacant spot at the point-guard position, but possibly elimate the Knicks' shot at re-signing Shawne Williams.
Shawne Williams was expected to release his decision yesterday regarding where he will sign, but we were left stranded without an answer.
Many Knicks fans appreciate how Shawne played last year and would be devastated should he not return. If the Knicks dish the "room" exception to Barea, Williams will be in a tough place: should he take a larger monetary offer elsewhere, or should he accpet to play for the Knicks, the team that gave him a shot when no one else did, for the league's minimum salary (he can be signed to a two-year minimum deal, should he want a longer commitment).
On Twitter, I asked, "Since it seems extremely unlikely we can resign Shawne Williams AND sign JJ Barea, who would you guys prefer on the Knicks?" Here are three of the replies. The first two were pretty common… the last one was pretty confident in Shawne Williams.
More after the jump…
@TheKnicksWall Shawne, He provides a competent backup for both sf and pf. He stretches the floor is a deadly shooter and very solid defender
— Matthew Starr (@MatthStarr) December 11, 2011
@TheKnicksWall shawne williams.. we gave him a chance and he stepped up.. hard worker, great role player, plays D, deadly 3pt shot
— Ivan (@Fish_NYK) December 11, 2011
@TheKnicksWall I think that JJ is a great energy guy… Shawne brings more toughness the team needs. He reminds me alot of Oakley… lol..
— Neamul Huq (@yanksrule3) December 11, 2011
Then the change-up came:
The New York Knicks have emerged as a surprising suitor for Jamal Crawford. Details: tinyurl.com/7wtazpn
— Alex Kennedy (@AlexKennedyNBA) December 11, 2011
Supposedly the Knicks are trying to come to terms with ex-Knicks, and current free-agent, Jamal Crawford.
How would that work, you ask?
Well, there are three options:
- Knicks withdraw their offer to Barea and offer Crawford the "room" exception, hoping he will take a pay-cut to play for them.
- Knicks keep the room exception offer to Barea in play, or even switch it over to Shawne Williams, and Jamal Crawford takes a DRASTIC pay-cut and comes to play in New York for the veteran-minimum.
- Knicks complete a sign-and-trade with the Hawks.
Built around Renaldo Balkman's $1.67 million deal, Bill Walker's $916,000 deal and Toney Douglas' $1.145 million deal, the Knicks would be sending out $3.73 million in salaries. The new collective bargaining agreement would allow New York to take back 150 percent plus or minus $100,000, which would give Crawford a starting salary of $5.6 million.
- Renaldo Balkman – $1,670,000
- Bill Walker – $916,000
- Landry Fields – $788,872
- Jamal Crawford starting at $5,062,308
- Renaldo Balkman – $1,670,000
- Bill Walker – $916,000
- Jamal Crawford starting at $3,879,000


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'Chuck' Co-Creator Chris Fedak Promises Big Things in the Second Half, But Is the Charm Gone?
That notion hasn't been helped by the current story arc, where Sarah Walker (Yvonne Strahovski) goes deep undercover in the dark organization of Alexei Volkoff (Timothy Dalton) in order to extricate Chuck's mother (Linda Hamilton) from her 20-year undercover mission. In the meantime, Casey (Adam Baldwin) is in critical condition from a bad fall he took at the end of last week's episode. It's a dark turn for the show that many of its fans -- including our recapper, Ryan McGee -- have been hoping ends soon.
If co-creator Chris Fedak is to be believed, those fans will be satisfied with what happens during tonight's climactic episode. "It's not as if we've set some something where we're going to spend seven episodes with Sarah inside (the Volkoff organization)," Fedak told me last week. "We have bigger things that are just about to happen."
In fact, Fedak and his 'Chuck' partner, Josh Schwartz, promise that tonight's episode will be one of the most "epic" 'Chuck's ever: "Monday's episode is huge. We were interviewed, and Josh said -- and I agree with him -- that the last act of episode 13 is maybe one of the best acts we've ever done.
"It's an amazing combination of the spy world, the emotional, and Chuck's family life coming together in one amazing act of television. It's just incredible."
Yes, he used the word "amazing" twice in that sentence. But from the previews, the episode promises to be as huge as Fedak says it will be, with Chuck confronting Volkoff with the help of his buddy Morgan (Josh Gomez). At the same time, Chuck's pregnant sister Ellie (Sarah Lancaster) and her husband Captain Awesome (Ryan McPartlin) get involved, and we hear Ellie exclaiming "My water just broke!"
Just like last year's 13th episode, which signaled the real start of Chuck and Sarah's relationship, it feels like we're getting a season or series finale in the middle of the season. That's not an accident, said Fedak, as both this year and last they wrote toward the initial 13-episode order that NBC gave them. "The good thing about having 13 episodes is that you tell the story aggressively, and I kind of like that," he said. "There's no padding, there's no extra, you know, 'We're going to sit on this story for a couple of weeks and tell it at our own leisurely pace.' We move the story."
Fedak describes next week's 14th episode as a "launching pad" to the second-half story arc. He won't say much about it beyond the fact that John Larroquette will return as CIA lothario Roan Montgomery next week and that down the line Sarah will re-encounter the members of her old team, including Carina (Mini Anden). In addition, "We just finished an episode that had Lou Diamond Phillips as our bad guy. He was fantastic, really fun to work with."
But has the magic gone from 'Chuck' already? In the show's first two seasons, viewers went along for the ride with Chuck as he tried to manage the Intersect that was downloaded into his brain by his old friend Bryce, all the while trying to navigate the spy world using his awkward social skills and extensive computer knowledge. In the meantime, he was falling for Sarah. Now, he's a full-fledged spy, he and Sarah are a couple, and Chuck can kung fu like an expert. Where's the sense of wonder?
When I asked Fedak if he missed those days, he said he did, but he was also excited to see the characters continue to evolve. "There's got to be a point where Chuck becomes a little better as a spy and Morgan gets a girlfriend," he said. But the second half of the season will see more situations where Chuck leans on his own smarts as much as he leans on the Intersect.
"Chuck isn't Superman," Fedak said. "He's still a super-smart guy, and his most important aspect isn't the Intersect in his head, it's his brain. It's his smart-spy, smart-guy abilities. [He's] the guy who can disarm a bomb with computer pornography, and we want to explore that more. Going forward, we want to make sure that we're always thinking of the Chuck solution to a problem, along with the fun kung fu / wish-fulfillment side of the story."
It was exciting for the writers to explore Chuck's new "powers" during the third season and the first half of the fourth season, but "we don't feel the necessity to have the whole show culminate in a fight. I'd much rather come up with How does Chuck figure his way out of this problem? because that's what makes him unique."
The folks at the Buy More, though, especially the creepy dynamic duo of Lester and Jeff (Vik Sahay and Scott Krinsky), balance out the heavy spy stuff. Because many of the episodes this year either de-emphasized the Buy More -- now a pure CIA operation -- or eliminated it altogether, the show took on a heaviness that hadn't been there before.
Fedak acknowledged that there's something missing when we don't see the Buy More for a few episodes in a row, but there's little danger that the Burbank crew will disappear. "I think that if we did many episodes where we never fall back to the Buy More or come back to their stories, that the uniqueness of the show would fall away, because the 'Chuck' show has always been about a guy who doesn't want to give up his personal life, he doesn't want to give up his family, he doesn't want to be James Bond."
It sounds like Fedak and Schwartz know that the show's gotten a bit dark and heavy and want to bring elements of the early seasons back. Whether they can or whether this is a bell that can't be unrung is something we'll see in the second half.
One thing that will satisfy fans, Fedak promises, is that Chuck and Sarah are still a couple for the time being. "We're not particularly interested in breaking them up," he said. "Doing a wrenching tale of Chuck and Sarah falling apart as a relationship isn't exactly the thing we're excited about because we like them together as a unit. We like them as spy partners."
In fact, they're due to get closer, as Chuck was about to ask Sarah to marry him before she entered the Volkoff organization. In our conversation, Fedak referred to Sarah as Chuck's fiancée briefly before correcting himself and saying she was his girlfriend. Could that status change tonight? If it would, it would be pretty "epic," right?
'Chuck' airs Mondays at 8PM ET on NBC.
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And I'm back online
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I'm so tired I can barely get up from my chair
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I looked through your Flickr photos - wow, your house is gorgeous! You must be so happy! What a blessing to get to move in this weekend.
Wow, just the two photos you posted are gorgeous. I'm headed over to Flickr now.
Congratulations!! I'll bet you're so happy. What a lovely, lovely home. (I've wanted a pebble shower floor ever since I knew they existed).
Me encanta Gen!!! Los felicito por el gran trabajo que hicieron. Y ahora a disfrutar!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
wow, i love your home! the beams are just gorgeous. the wood and the white and the stone--so cool. congrats :)
gorgeous!! I had a pepple shower floor while vacationing in Costa Rica and have been thinking about one ever since! you are sooo lucky.
cant wait to see all the birds hung up. they are going to look terrific in that space
Congrats on the move. Your new home is beautiful!
encontré tu trabajo x modish..curioso no?? hermosos tus pájaros me recuerdan mucho el trabajo de alejandro rangel hidalgo lo conoces?? es un pintor ilustrador de los 50's.. mexicano también..
Your home looks beautiful! I can't wait to view your flickr album.
Oh, what a beautiful home you have! Congratulations!
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yippie! congratulations... going over to flickr now to get the full tour. looks great!
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your home looks lovely!
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I just discovered your blog on a long ride through a series of artist's blogs. I am totally captivated by your bird paintings, and simply wanted to thank you for such loving beauty! Thank you so much. You brightened my day immensely. I teach music, and I showed your bird paintings to a couple of my students who were also awed by them. What a major blessing you have been to my world, today. Thank you so much!!!
geninne, it is just so homey and bright! manolo did a wonderful job and i know your touches will make it even more beautiful. i can still remember the first time i saw the photo of your old kitchen in the other house -- this one is reminiscent of it! may God bless this home just as He did the last!
I love the flooring! Congrats and Welcome Home!!!
How lovely your new home is! The pebble floor is so pretty! May your home be filled with peace and joy.
Wow, so absolutely wonderful Geninne! Manolo and you are quite the artistic pair! It is a true work of art and you must be so excited to be living in it... finally! YOUR house! Congratulations! :-)))
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