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"Fox News: Not Racist, but #1 with Racists."
I don't believe Romney or Ryan are racist. But some of their supporters certainly are—the only truly unusual thing about this photo is the gentleman's openness about his racism.
And while Romney and Ryan are not racist, racism is at its root about prejudice. And their policies are certainly classist, and homophobic.
Prejudice in any guise should be left behind like a snake's old skin. It's 2012. Our leaders must continually remind us, and their own supporters:
Equality is an American value; Equality is Patriotism.
Guy should be asked to leave the campaign event. {For context, source}
Prejudice persists. It's up to our leaders to do everything in their power to discourage the notion that anyone is less than anyone else, fundamentally.
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Mitt is 65 years old.
That means that he was thirty or so in 1978.
1978 is when God finally decided to inform the Mormons' then current Prophet/President that black men could hold the Mormon priesthood.
That means that for ten years after Martin Luther King's assassination, for fourteen years after the passage of the Civil Rights Act, an adult Mitt Romney never spoke up publicly against his religion's discrimination against blacks.
Mitt was an adult, a graduate of Brigham Young University, with an MBA and a law degree from Harvard University.
And yet he never spoke up about his church's policy of discrimination.
As the great Conservative Edmund Burke said (more or less):
All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.
Sadly, this flavor of ignorance isn't limited to rednecks. I'm from the northeast and have heard plenty of middle-class bankers, teachers, police officers, etc. express similar (and often worse) sentiments behind closed doors.
Midwest here. I work at a senior center that's located in a pretty upper-class neighborhood, and racism is definitely still present.
I heard one old guy trying to explain to another guy that Obama wasn't fit to be president because "blacks are naturally poor leaders. They are better at physical labor and menial tasks. That's why you see so many blacks working at McDonalds and Supermarkets. They are just better at those things. Once they get into a leadership position they just don't know what to do."
Another time I went to one of the members houses (he was in his 90's and could barely walk) to mow his grass. I was making small talk with him and I mentioned how the neighborhood seemed really nice. He goes, "Sure it is. Lived here for 55 years and have never regretted moving here for a second. Of course, now the blacks are starting to move in, but hopefully I'll die before the neighborhood goes to shit."
I have never struggled harder to keep a straight face.
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Question: why would you struggle to keep a straight face? Why would you not address that comment? After all, all that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.
Gabriela…that's a comment via Reddit, my speedy friend.
Oh, ok, I see. Actually I don't even know what reddit is (just googled it now), so that's one new thing I learned today :).
In any case, the question still remains, regardless who it is addressed to. It reminds me of that tv show "What would you do?" where people's reactions to various social situations are tested. We do know what the right thing to do is, but when we're faced with an actual, real situation, that's when we prove ourselves.
Is it supposed to be surprising that white racists would vote for the white guy?
Anyway, if racist policy is the deciding factor, there is without question only one choice.
Far and away, the most destructive and racist policy – to both those jailed and for the neighborhoods they come from – is the incarceration of millions of minority men for victimless crimes. Obama and Romney both support that policy without the slightest whisper of protest. Only Gary Johnson, on the ballot in 50 states, is against it. Not lukewarm against it. Absolutely and vocally against it. Because the libertarian party is, always and consistently, for freedom.
Most liberal anti-racists though, who get super passionate about much lesser issues, don't really care one way or the other about this one. In fact, they hardly ever even think about it. I'm curious about the reasons. Any ideas?
"I don't believe X or Y are racist. But some of their supporters certainly are"
Tell me, who doesn't that statement apply to?
If the Black Panthers or the Nation of Islam support the President, what does that say?
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[…] culture has deep racist roots (and yes, I am aware that we could have a whole discussion on the definition of American […]


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2013 U.S. Bank Portland Jazz Festival Presented by Alaska Airlines Artists Win Four GRAMMY® Awards with Eight Nominations in TotalDownload this Release
2013 U.S. Bank Portland Jazz Festival Presented by
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The 2013 U.S. Bank Jazz Portland Festival Presented by Alaska Airlines congratulates Esperanza Spalding, Thara Memory and Patricia Barber on winning GRAMMY® Awards during the 55th annual ceremony, held on Sunday, February 10. Festival saxophonists Kenny Garrett and Ravi Coltrane were among the field of nominated artists. KOIN Local 6 carried the pre-recorded telecast at 8:00PM PST from the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
Esperanza Spalding and Thara Memory won in the following categories:
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Radio Music Society
Esperanza Spalding
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"City Of Roses"
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Patricia Barber won in the following category:
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List of nominated artists who will be featured at the festival (and their respective categories):
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Kenny Garrett, soloist
Track from: Seeds From The Underground
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"Cross Roads"
Ravi Coltrane, soloist
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Seeds From The Underground
Kenny Garrett
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Esperanza Spalding will join pianist Geri Allen and 2012 GRAMMY® Award-winner Terri Lyne Carrington as part of ACS, a cooperative trio that will make its West Coast premiere and close the festival on Sunday, February 24 at 7:00PM in the Newmark Theatre. Spalding last performed at the festival in 2011 after winning the prestigious GRAMMY® Award for "Best New Artist." This performance has sold out, tickets are no longer available.
Thara Memory will moderate a panel discussion, "Williams Avenue Breakdown" celebrating The Golden Age of Jazz in Portland with Gerald Wilson, Sweet Baby James and Mel Brown on Sunday, February 17 from 6:00 to 7:00PM at Ivories Jazz Lounge. This discussion is free for the public to attend.
Patricia Barber will perform with guitarist John Kregor, bassist Patrick Mulcahy and drummer Jon Deitmyer on a program titled "Blowin' in from Chicago" on Thursday, February 21 at 7:00PM in the Winningstad Theatre. Tickets for this performance can be purchased here.
Kenny Garrett, who was nominated for two GRAMMY® Awards, was also featured on the national telecast of the awards ceremony performing with Chick Corea and Stanley Clarke, in tribute to the late Dave Brubeck. Garrett will perform with his quintet on Thursday, February 21 at 9:30PM in the Winningstad Theatre. Tickets for this performance can be purchased here.
Saxophonist Ravi Coltrane, who last appeared in Portland on August 8 as part of the ongoing PDX Jazz @ Jimmy Mak's series, will be featured on Saturday, February 23 at 7:00PM in the Newmark Theatre with NEA Jazz Master Jack DeJohnette. Tickets for this performance can be purchased here.
The following Portland musicians who appeared on Spalding's Radio Music Society will appear on Monday, February 18 at Jimmy Mak's at 7:00PM under the direction of 94 year old NEA Jazz Master and Mack Avenue recording artist Gerald Wilson, as part of the PDX All-Star Student Big Band. They include: Benjamin Seacrist, trumpet; Kiran Bosley, trumpet; John Carey, alto saxophone; Aaron Reihs, tenor saxophone; Noah Conrad, trumpet and Sam Seacrist, alto saxophone. Tickets for this performance can be purchased here.
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It appears the World's Most Expensive Dog Park might be approved Monday by three members of the Mission Viejo City Council. They have selected December 3 as prime time for this controversial item – after the election and while the taxpaying citizens are distracted with the holidays. In government-speak that's known as "agenda management."
Agendas aren't revealed until three business days before a meeting, but supporters of this million-dollar pet project were tipped off by City Hall a couple weeks ago. They have been mobilizing their we-don't-care-how-much-it-costs group to write emails and appear at Monday's 6 p.m. Council meeting.
Hopefully the group's dogs are less vicious than their masters, who have been calling opponents dog-haters. Project detractors, many of whom are dog owners, say they dislike the ridiculous and embarrassing cost, not the idea of a dog park.
The barkers have politicians backed against the wall. Only Councilwomen Cathy Schlicht and Rhonda Reardon have stood for fiscal common sense on this issue. The dog park lobby tried hard, but failed, to defeat Schlicht in last month's election.
The City has already spent $230,000 in study and design costs, which is more than other cities have spent for a complete dog parks. On Monday the Council will be asked to take an $860,000 bite from City funds. Construction would begin after a bid is awarded in March.
Ury's litter of political supporters is trying to justify the extravagance by claiming it will be paid from about $8 million in recreational fees the City generated from developers. The builders agreed to pay in exchange for zoning change approvals for permitting high density housing. Supporters are contending the dog park will therefore not be paid by taxpayers, but like any other revenue source, that money belongs to taxpayers. In addition, the $5 million Tennis Center renovation and the additional upcoming repairs and remodeling to the Nadadores Swimming Complex will already far exceed that $8 million.
City Hall has used a shell game with developer fees to justify its continuing spending frenzy. City reserves have decreased by over $10 million in recent years, and Mission Viejo's reserves are in worse condition than adjacent South County cities.
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Today, the Nordic EMBL Partnership for Molecular Medicine celebrates two important milestones: the renewal of the partnership agreement for an extended period of 10 years, and the expansion of the Nordic EMBL network with the official opening of the Danish Research Institute of Translational Neuroscience (DANDRITE) at Aarhus University, which will become its Danish node.
The Nordic EMBL Partnership for Molecular Medicine was initiated in 2007 between the University of Oslo, Ume University, University of Helsinki and EMBL. As a result, three nodes were established in Norway, Sweden and Finland, each of which complements the research expertise of the other partners and, working closely with EMBL, aims to rise to challenges in biomedicine and to foster industry collaborations. In the five years since the launch of the partnership, the network has emerged as a strategic player in the molecular understanding of disease mechanisms in Europe, its impact and success recognised with today's signing of a renewed partnership agreement for an extended period of 10 years.
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"I can definitely relate to the high-adrenaline NASCAR crowds," Brantley said. "Music and racing fans have a lot in common – they're pretty rowdy and diehard! It's no wonder I've loved both my whole life. The fastest half-mile track in Georgia was literally five minutes from my house growing up and we were always there. My dad even worked on a racing team in the Hooter's [Pro] Cup Series for a while. I love the smell of gas, the motor and the tires. Being able to play a show for like-minded people and having them party their tails off at the same time is going to be a blast. I can't wait for Charlotte Motor Speedway."
Brantley's new album, Just As I Am, will hit store shelves on May 19. It will feature his latest No. 1 single, "Bottoms Up." Brantley is currently on the road, headlining his Let It Ride Tour.


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Sep. 4, 2015
Some high-profile Democrats, including former New York City Comptroller William C Thomspon Jr, are urging Rep Hakeem Jeffries of Brooklyn to run against Mayor Bill de Blasio in 2017; group sees Jeffries as only candidate other than current Comptroller Scott M Stringer able to win support from both black voters and wealthy white political donors. MORE
Nov. 21, 2013
Former New York City Comptroller William C Thompson Jr, who waged an unsuccessful bid for New York City mayor, announces that he is returning to Siebert Brandford Shank & Co LLC, municipal bond underwriting firm where he had previously worked. MORE
Sep. 29, 2013
Results coming more than two weeks after New York City's mayoral primary election show that Bill de Blasio will not face runoff, having captured 40.81 percent of votes in Democratic primary over second-place finisher William C Thompson's 26.14 percent. MORE
Sep. 17, 2013
William C Thompson Jr concedes Democratic mayoral primary to Bill de Blasio on steps of New York City Hall; state's Democratic leaders, including Gov Andrew M Cuomo, hold coronation of sorts, praising de Blasio as bold new messenger for party. MORE
Sep. 17, 2013
Political Memo; William C Thompson, in his campaign for mayor of New York City, was not able to concoct the right recipe to parlay his two terms as city comptroller into something grander; abandons his quest in a disappointing coda to a campaign filled with what ifs. MORE
Sep. 17, 2013
Editorial commends William Thompson Jr for his gracious withdrawal from New York City mayoral contest; supports his criticism of New York City Board of Elections for failing to deliver timely vote count; suggests Thompson join with fellow critics Michael R Bloomberg and Christine Quinn to push for reform of this abysmal system. MORE
Sep. 16, 2013
William C Thompson Jr attends African-American Day Parade in Harlem, territory where he had campaigned vigorously in final days of a mayoral race that did not go his way; Thompson is hopeful that double-checking of the lever voting machines and uncounted paper ballots will shrink de Blasio's portion of the vote to less than 40 percent, forcing a runoff. MORE
Sep. 14, 2013
Election workers begin monotonous job of double-checking results from more than 5,000 lever voting machines used in New York City's Democratic mayoral primary; William C Thompson Jr clings to hope that revised vote totals might make Bill de Blasio face him in runoff. MORE
Sep. 13, 2013
Bill de Blasio, who finished first in New York City's Democratic mayoral primary, needs to capture about one-third of the votes left to be counted to avoid a runoff against William C Thompson Jr. MORE
Sep. 12, 2013
New York City's Democratic power brokers turn up pressure on William C Thompson Jr, second-place finisher in city's mayoral primary race, to back front-runner Bill de Blasio; rally around de Blasio and urge Thompson to end his quest for runoff election. MORE
Sep. 11, 2013
Bill de Blasio holds wide lead in Democratic primary for New York City mayor; it is yet unclear if he won the 40 percent needed to avoid runoff election with William C Thompson, who finished second; Joseph J Lhota wins Republican primary. MORE
Sep. 7, 2013
Trailside blog; New York City Democratic mayoral candidate William C Thompson Jr is greeted with celebrity's welcome at senior center in Bronx, where he has received endorsements from several local politicians. MORE
Sep. 5, 2013
Following Bill de Blasio's effective ad featuring his son, William C. Thompson Jr. has turned to his daughter to carry his appeal to those interested in the school system. MORE
Aug. 31, 2013
William C Thompson Jr's credentials as New York City comptroller and a seasoned manager are central to his mayoral campaign, but interviews and review of records suggest frequent overlap of his political ambitions and the comptroller's operation; records show he raised campaign money aggressively from those seeking business from his office (Series: In The Running). MORE
Aug. 27, 2013
William C Thompson Jr, sole African-American among leading candidates for New York City mayor, is facing unexpected challenge from Bill de Blasio for the support of city's black voters; de Blasio's outspoken stance on stop-and-frisk policy, including ad featuring his biracial son, has resonated with black voters on whom Thompson has long relied. MORE
Aug. 25, 2013
William C. Thompson Jr., in the first ad attacking a rival in the Democratic primary, said Bill de Blasio had lied. MORE
Aug. 21, 2013
Trailside blog; William C Thompson Jr says if he is elected New York City mayor, police officers will issue notes explaining why a person was stopped, and stops would be evaluated for their effectiveness. MORE
Aug. 20, 2013
With three weeks until the Democratic mayoral primary, William C. Thompson Jr. is hoping to pivot the conversation to New York City's schools with a new television advertisement. MORE
Aug. 20, 2013
Trailside blog; New York Democratic mayoral candidate William C Thompson Jr gives spirited 30-minute address to enthusiastic crowd of 300 Caribbean-Americans. MORE
Aug. 17, 2013
Trailside blog; New York City mayoral candidate William C Thompson Jr returns to Lincoln Houses, public housing complex in Harlem that he visited in July with Rev Al Sharpton, to check on residents and dine with them; Thompson and others had expressed shock at condition of complex during earlier visit. MORE
Aug. 16, 2013
New York City mayoral candidate William C Thompson makes 25-hour, 23-stop campaign spree around city's five boroughs in effort to meet voters and increase his profile; Thompson, once considered frontrunner in race, has been eclipsed by flashier Democratic rivals and remains little-known among some voters despite his long-time political presence. MORE
Aug. 13, 2013
William C. Thompson Jr. is on the air with two 30-second commercials, both of which are heavily biographical. MORE
Aug. 12, 2013
Bill Keller Op-Ed column describes Bill Thompson as the Goldilocks candidate in the New York City mayoral race, whose positions run neither too hot nor too cold; notes his even-keeled demeanor, underscored even more so next to Anthony Weiner, makes him not very exciting. MORE
Aug. 8, 2013
Trailside blog; New York City mayoral candidates Christine C Quinn and William C Thompson Jr turn focus, and fire, on each other; Quinn questions Thompson's fiscal management skills during his tenure as comptroller, while Thompson brings up Quinn's slush fund scandal. MORE
Aug. 6, 2013
Michael Powell Gotham column asserts that William C Thompson Jr, as mayoral candidate, is playing up his role as steward of New York City's money during time he served as comptroller; notes that a failed $150 million investment deal using city pension funds still ended up benefiting an old friend and campaign contributor. MORE
Aug. 3, 2013
Trailside blog; William C Thompson Jr achieves dubious distinction in New York's Democratic mayoral primary race of having earned the most money while donating the least to charity. MORE
Jul. 30, 2013
Trailside blog; William C Thompson Jr and Bill de Blasio are attempting to seize an opening in the mayoral race amid mounting calls for Anthony D Weiner to drop out; Thompson and de Blasio each hope to be seen as a viable alternative to Christine C Quinn, current front-runner for the Democratic nomination. MORE
Jul. 29, 2013
William C Thompson Jr, sole African-American in New York City's mayoral contest, issues fierce denunciation of police department's stop-and-frisk policy during address before black congregation in Brooklyn; condemnation, which compared tactic to racial suspicions involved in death of Trayvon Martin, is unusually forceful for Thompson. MORE
Jul. 27, 2013
Trailside blog; Elsie McCabe Thompson, wife of New York City mayoral candidate William C Thompson, makes series of campaign appearances on his behalf; other mayoral race items noted. MORE
Jul. 23, 2013
Trailside blog; William C Thompson Jr, Democratic candidate for New York City mayor, is borrowing a page from Mayor Michael R Bloomberg's system of assessing the cleanliness of restaurants; he suggests handing out letter grades to Internet service providers to hold them accountable. MORE
Jul. 10, 2013
Trailside blog; William C Thompson Jr, Democrat and former city comptroller, is endorsed by Uniformed Firefighters Association in his bid for mayor of New York. MORE
Jul. 4, 2013
Trailside blog; William C Thompson Jr, Democrat and former city comptroller, accepts endorsement for New York City mayoral run from local chapter of New York CIty Uniform Traffic and Sanitation Enforcement Agents union. MORE
Jun. 29, 2013
Trailside blog; union official announces that Transport Workers Union Local 100 plans to support William C Thompson Jr in his bid for New York City mayor, spurning former Metropolitan Transportation Authority chairman Joseph J Lhota. MORE
Jun. 27, 2013
Trailside blog; Quinnipiac University poll suggests race for New York City mayor is three-way tie among Christine C Quinn, Anthony D Weiner and William C Thompson Jr; Quinn has support of 19 percent of voters, Weiner 17 percent, and Thompson 16. MORE
Jun. 25, 2013
Jacob Brach, one of New York City mayoral candidate William C Thompson Jr's most prolific fundraisers, is admitted swindler who has pleaded guilty to wire fraud and escaped from a federal prison. MORE
Jun. 25, 2013
Trailside blog; Howard Wolfson, top aide to New York City Mayor Michael R Bloomberg and former consultant to United Federation of Teachers, criticizes Democratic mayoral candidate WIlliam C Thompson Jr, who has received endorsement of the union; in remarks, Wolfson accuses Thompson of presiding over 'dysfunction and mediocrity' of city's school system in the 1990s. MORE
Jun. 25, 2013
Trailside blog; guards protecting Jacob K Javitz Federal Building shut down campaign speech by New York City mayoral candidate William C Thompson Jr, shouting over candidate because he did not have required permits for a filmed event; Thompson resumes speech after moving event closer to sidewalk. MORE
Jun. 20, 2013
United Federation of Teachers endorses William C Thompson Jr in race for mayor of New York City; endorsement, on of the most prized of the campaign, could help jump-start Thompson's candidacy as he seeks to extend his support ahead of Democratic primary in September. MORE
Jun. 3, 2013
Long-simmering dispute over planned marine waste transfer station on New York City's Upper East Side erupts into mayoral campaign, setting off a bitter war of words between candidates William C Thompson and Christine C Quinn. MORE
May. 30, 2013
William C Thompson Jr, New York City's only black candidate for mayor, takes restrained stand on Police Department's controversial stop-and-frisk policy; criticizes stop-and-frisk excesses but defends procedure as useful tool; position is surprising black leaders and worrying some allies, while winning praise from Mayor Bloomberg and former Mayor Rudolph W Giuliani, unlikely duo deeply associated with policy. MORE
May. 17, 2013
New York City Council Speaker Christine C Quinn's mayoral campaign attacks Democratic opponent William C Thompson Jr for accepting financial backing from Alfonse M D'Amato, former Republican senator, signaling a shift in race's dynamic; previously Quinn's aides tried to create an air of inevitability around her candidacy, without getting drawn into fights. MORE
May. 16, 2013
Former leader of New York State Republican Party Alfonse M D'Amato is biggest financial backer for Democrat William C Thompson in race for New York City mayor; unlikely alliance is giving Thompson sorely needed jolt of high-powered fund-raising as he seeks to project energy and momentum in wide-open race for Democratic nomination. MORE
May. 16, 2013
New York City mayoral candidates Bill de Blasio, Christine C Quinn, William C Thompson and Adolfo Carrion Jr, in latest effort to appeal to Hispanic voters, attend ceremony in Washington Heights to name section of Broadway after Dominican man believe to be first non-Indian New Yorker; Juan Rodriguez is believe to have arrived in what is now New York City in 1613, 12 years before the Dutch founded New Amsterdam. MORE
May. 16, 2013
William C Thompson, Democratic candidate for mayor of New York City, lays out vision for education in 23-minute speech at Kimmel Center at New York University; uses speech to draw distinctions between himself and Mayor Michael R Bloomberg, who narrowly beat him in 2009. MORE
May. 14, 2013
Three Democrats, Bill de Blasio, Christine C. Quinn and William C. Thompson Jr., and a Republican, Joseph J. Lhota, all reported strong numbers for the latest fund-raising period. MORE
Apr. 24, 2013
New York City mayoral candidates begin to release their income figures; former Metropolitan Transportation Authority chairman Joseph J Lhota reports almost $2 million in income last year, far more than any other leading candidate; William C Thompson Jr reports making $727,000 at municipal bond firm; Christine C Quinn and Bill de Blasio report $138,000 and $158,000, respectively. MORE
Mar. 25, 2013
William C Thompson Jr plans to announce hiring of new aides Jonathan Prince and Bruce N Gyory, known for their work on national and statewide elections, hoping to provide an outside perspective and edge in wide-open Democratic primary for mayor of New York City. MORE
Mar. 23, 2013
Democratic candidates for mayor, William C Thompson and Bill de Blasio, criticize New York City Council Speaker Christine C Quinn, for blocking a vote over paid sick-leave legislation. MORE
Feb. 23, 2013
William C Thompson is claiming an early edge among Orthodox voters in the 2013 New York City mayoral campaign, in which he faces no major Jewish rival; Democratic primary race will likely be composed of ideologically similar candidates jockeying for advantage among demographic groups like the Orthodox community. MORE
Jan. 18, 2013
Former New York City Comptroller William C Thompson Jr discusses his vision for the city as he works to differentiate himself from crowded field of rivals in the race for New York City mayor's seat. MORE
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Hakeem Jeffries for New York Mayor? Some Democrats Say Yes, but He Hesitates
Mr. Jeffries, a second-term congressman, has emerged as a powerful magnet for Mayor Bill de Blasio's opponents and possibly, if Mr. Jeffries changes his mind, a genuine threat to his re-election.
September 4, 2015, Friday
Another Round of Appointments for Cuomo's Second Term
For the third day, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo assigned new people to state jobs and committee posts, including William C. Thompson Jr., who will be chairman for the state's housing finance and mortgage agencies.
January 14, 2015, Wednesday
Thompson Finds Job at Old Office
William C. Thompson Jr., the former New York City comptroller who waged an unsuccessful bid for mayor, is returning to his positions at Siebert Brandford Shank & Company L.L.C.
November 21, 2013, Thursday
Catsimatidis Spent $419 for Each Vote in Primary
John A. Catsimatidis, a Republican, and Anthony D. Weiner, a Democrat, were each winners in one statistic: money spent for every losing primary vote.
October 2, 2013, Wednesday
Vote Count Completed for Primary in New York
More than two weeks after New York City's primary for mayor, the results show that Bill de Blasio finished with 40.81 percent of the vote.
September 29, 2013, Sunday
De Blasio Remains Above Threshold for Runoff in Updated Primary Results
The New York City Board of Elections released updated numbers that showed Bill de Blasio remaining above the 40 percent needed to avoid a mayoral runoff with William C. Thompson Jr.
September 19, 2013, Thursday
A Week Later, No End in Sight for Primary Vote Count
Despite stinging criticism of New York City's Board of Elections, the executive director, Michael J. Ryan, said the board had compressed its usual vote-counting schedule.
September 18, 2013, Wednesday
A Display of Democratic Unity as Thompson Cedes to de Blasio
After William C. Thompson Jr. exited the mayoral race, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and other Democratic leaders rallied around Bill de Blasio, who faced attacks from his Republican rival, Joseph J. Lhota.
September 17, 2013, Tuesday
For Thompson, a Disappointing End to a Not-Quite-Compelling Quest
In his campaign for mayor of New York City, William C. Thompson Jr. could not concoct the right recipe to parlay his two terms as city comptroller into something grander.
September 17, 2013, Tuesday
Thompson Bows Out
Bill Thompson made a gracious exit from the New York mayor's race, but he called the lack of official results a disgrace. He's right.
September 17, 2013, Tuesday
Hers to Lose
Christine C. Quinn, the longtime front-runner in the New York mayoral race, lost in the Democratic primary. A behind-the-scenes film captures the final month of her campaign.
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Christine C. Quinn, the longtime front-runner in the New York City mayoral race, lost in the 2013 Democratic primary. This behind-the-scenes documentary captures the final month of her campaign.
As Thompson Exits, Cuomo Looks Ahead
As William C. Thompson Jr. withdrew from the mayoral race, leaving Bill de Blasio the Democratic nominee, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo urged Democrats to fight together to retake City Hall.
A Look Back at Thompson's Candidacy
William C. Thompson Jr. ended his campaign for the Democratic nomination for mayor, closing the latest chapter of a long political career in New York City.
Mayoral Election: What Happens Next?
Bill de Blasio has a commanding lead over William C. Thompson Jr. after the Democratic primary in New York City. The winner will face Joseph J. Lhota, the Republican candidate.
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Benjamin Francis Leftwich is a young man getting a serious amount of attention at the moment. The 21 year old self taught guitarist from York creates such comported, beautifully crafted acoustic it is difficult to believe he is so deft at his craft at such a young age.
Signed to Dirty Hit, he has constructed two extremely revered EPs, "A Million Miles Out" produced by Ian Grimble (Mumford and Sons) and "Pictures".
Holding supporting slots for Noah and The Whale, Fionn Regan and Lisa Mitchell, Benjamin has already distinguished his target audience. Influenced by Nina Simone and Sigur Ros he conveys emotions without falling into the loophole of overstatement other "singer / songwriters" so often do, every track is writhing with honest sincerity.
Leftwich's debut EP 'A Million Miles Out', released at the end of 2010, garnered a significant amount of praise including great support from Radio 1 DJs Zane Lowe and Fearne Cotton. The EP's opening track and highlight 'Atlas Hands' displays perfectly the delicacy of his vocals, as he gently croons over layers of acoustic guitar. Furthermore, the addition of female backing vocals, provided by the brilliant Hayley Hutchinson, act as a pleasant surprise to an already beautiful song. The EP continues very much in a similar vein with picked guitars and soft vocals surrounded by meaningful lyrics throughout.


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PAWTUCKET - Everett E. Wilkinson, 74, of Pawtucket, passed away Sunday, April 28, 2013. He was the husband of Beverly (Beland) Wilkinson. Born in Derry, NH, he was the son of the late William and Eunice (Brown) Wilkinson. Mr. Wilkinson worked in the manufacturing industry for many years before retiring. He enjoyed fishing and playing cards. Besides his wife, he is survived by his son, Kenneth Wilkinson and his daughter, Michael Wilkinson..
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Did Fox make Beck back off?
Some suggest this Beck-free week wasn't just a much needed vacation for the host, or for the viewer for that matter.
TVNewser spoke to some Fox insiders who claim the network ordered the silver haired devil to take a week off so some of the heat over his advertising boycott could die down.
Fox News: "...and let's hope the magic negro does a good job"
If you happened to be watching Fox News' 3-hour UParty 2009 New Year's Eve special, you might have caught a glimpse of some unbelievable words scrolling across the bottom of the screen. " ... and let's hope the magic negro does a good job. " Wait ... what the ... ?!
The ticker usually contains news bites from Fox itself, so those particular words might have garnered a little shock. As it turns out, though, it's all very innocent. Well, sort of. It was actually a text message from a viewer that said, "Happy New Year and let's hope the magic negro does a good job. Love, Jen and John C."
TV news news: Claman, a game show, and a new TV Newser
Lots of changes this week in the land of TV news:
- Liz Claman is leaving CNBC. She was going to renew her contract, but decided she wanted to go some place else. She has to wait 90 days, however, because of a non-compete clause in her contract. She's been with the financial network for almost 10 years. I remember Claman from her days on Channel 7 in Boston.
Out of the Blogosphere
- Two guys play the Beverly Hills, 90210 theme on one guitar.
- More talk about a merger between CBS and CNN.
- This fall's new shows can teach you a lot about life.
- The season is over, so why not catch up on some reading?
- Star airbrushes Jennifer Aniston.
- Rate the season at AOL Television's Best and Worst poll.
- Mo Rocca hangs out with Former President Bill Clinton.
Shake-ups in the world of cable news
The latest from the land of CNN, MSNBC, and FOX News:
1. Jeff Greenfield is leaving CNN. He's going over to CBS to become part of their Election 2008 (or whatever CBS is calling it) coverage. The Washington Post's Howard Kurtz says that Greenfield hasn't been too happy with the way CNN has been using him lately.
2. Dan Abrams to lose his title at MSNBC. Last year he got a promotion from on-air host/analyst to general manager, but it looks like Abrams will lose that title when the cable network moves from New Jersey to 30 Rock in NYC. The move probably won't happen until the end of the year.
3. Nancy Grace and John Gibson news. Both of their shows (Grace on CNN Headline News and Gibson over on FOX News) had "Breaking News" reports that Michael Jackson was really ill in the hospital, when he actually is just a little sick and not in the hospital at all. Yet more evidence that the "Breaking News" and "This Just In" and "Developing News" graphics are waaaaay overused. Don't the networks use judgment anymore?
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JibJab video mocks TV news personalities, and Britney Spears - VIDEO
What do you get when you combine Rosie O'Donnell, Donald Trump, Bill O'Reilly, Britney Spears, Anderson Cooper, Keith Olbermann, Geraldo Rivera, Walter Cronkite, Edward R. Murrow and a cat? A satirical video lampooning the news judgment shown by many in the TV news industry.
Released last night during the Radio and TV Correspondents Association dinner -- yes the same one where presidential advisor Karl Rove pretended to be a hip-hop master -- the JibJab guys who created the hilarious 2004 campaign videos have now aimed their guns at the elite TV media personalities.
And hilarity ensues.
CNN must be in the front row
Both CNN and Fox News were fighting to get a seat in the front row of the new White House press briefing room, and CNN has won.
The White House Correspondents Association decided to give the front row seat to CNN "based on CNN's 27 years of covering The White House, as well as the resources it brings to the in-town and travel pool, and its daily prescence at the briefings."
CNN wasn't the only winner. Veteran journalist Helen Thomas, who was knocked back to the second row to make way for the cable news outlets recently, will get back her front row seat. The association has decided to honor a commitment they made to Thomas years ago. She has been covering The White House since the early 60s.
The new White House briefing room will be ready in June. (And if anyone isn't sure what that headline means, I'm referring to an old commercial with Bob Uecker.)
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Today might add fourth hour; America asks why
Or maybe America isn't asking why. If the ratings are there, then they must be watching. But I have to wonder: what the hell do these people do that they are watching so many hours of The Today Show in the morning? I mean, I work from home and write about TV, and even I can't imagine having any interest in it. Though I guess I'm not the demographic they're shooting for.
But it's probably coming in 2007. Matt and Meredith won't host it though, and neither would Al or Ann. It would probably go to Access Hollywood's Billy Bush and maybe a co-anchor.
If they actually do a fourth hour of the show, I really hope they have more celebrity interviews! And cooking demonstations! And maybe makeup tips and fashion segments!
How much TV do you watch each day?
I always have to chuckle a little bit when I see articles like this (and we see a couple of them every single year) that tell us how many hours a day we watch television. Because while the "average American" watches 4 1/2 hours of a television a day (or 1555 hours a year), I must spend at least double that, around 10 hours a day.
The other statistics don't really surprise me though. The Census Bureau says we spend around 10 hours total a day watching TV, listening to the radio, listening to music, surfing the web, and reading magazines and newspapers. Now, I think all of those things are just a part of everyone's day and there's really nothing surprising about it. That's a lot of territory, and the rest of the time of course has to be done eating, commuting, working, talking on the phone, and sleeping.
How many hours a day do you spend watching television?
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Who will replace Ed Bradley?
That's the question the industry is asking today, after the veteran 60 Minutes reporter died of leukemia a couple of weeks ago.
CBS News and Sports President Sean McManus says that he is going to start looking for additional reporters for the Sunday night show after the New Year rolls around, though he doesn't say that they will be "replacements" for Bradley. But people are starting to talk about it anyway, wondering if CBS will get another big name to fill the vacancy. Some are saying it might be CNN's Anderson Cooper, though those rumors about Cooper joing the network (probably as host of The Early Show) have surfaced before. Others are saying Lara Logan or Byron Pitts, though many think it will be somebody who already contributes to 60 Minutes, like Bob Simon or Scott Pelley.
Who do you think should replace Bradley, if anyone? Just a couple of reporters to add to the rotation, or a star to actually say the words at the start, "I'm ______ _______."
Out of the Blogosphere
- David Thomas over at FireJeffZucker.com wonders why the Sci-Fi Channel isn't in HD.
- For election day today, TV Newser is going to update his blog every hour, with the latest TV News news and analysis. Check out the real Wolf Blitzer and the cardboard Wolf Blitzer.
- Great article over at TV Party about the original pilot for The Twilight Zone.
- TV Guide's Matt Roush has a rundown on all of the midseason comings and goings.
- Over at PopWatch, George Lucas says he's done with big screen movies and will be focusing on TV now. As a moviegoer, I applaud this. As a TV lover, it makes me cringe.
- Great episode of Heroes last night, eh? TV Addict has an interview with stars Adrian Pasdar and Milo Ventimiglia.
- I don't believe this story at all. It just seems like some bs someone made up because Mario Lopez is doing so well on Dancing with the Stars.
NBC would like to "morph" Brown and Morales together... who wouldn't?
But the best quote is about NBC's choices if Couric happens to bolt to CBS: "While the charming Morales is a favorite within NBC News, Weekend Today co-anchor Campbell Brown has more experience in hard-news reporting and would also be a serious candidate to join Matt Lauer on the weekday show. Says one person familiar with the talks, 'I think they would like to morph Natalie and Campbell together.'"
Well, why wouldn't they? With Campbell's hard-news chops and sparkling personality, and Morales' engaging style and eyes you could get lost in, NBC would be able to create an über-anchor that even the iconic Couric would have difficulty beating.
Alas, the technology to create the Borales (or should it be called the Nampbell?) hasn't quite been perfected, so we'll just have to see which of these standouts wins the position next to Lauer. That's if Couric leaves, which as the daily updates we're given testify, isn't a done deal by any means.
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We pretty much adore anything Rodarte walks down the runway and on the racks. We were beyond thrilled when they released a series of t-shirts that were only somewhat expensive, rather than off-the-charts unattainable.
Now, Kate and Laura Mulleavy are at it again, this time designing a line of tees in collaboration with Rialto Pictures to celebrate the 50th anniversary and rerelease of the French film Breathless. (Don't worry. We'd never heard of it either.)
Barney's New York will sell two Rodarte t-shirt designs as well as feature windows designed by the Mulleavy sisters in celebration of Breathless' anniversary. Rodarte will also be instrumental in creating a new poster with the help of graphic designer Patrick Li, who has worked with the likes of Alexander Wang, Calvin Klein, and Chanel.
Anyone who is familiar with the Mulleavy sisters knows they are huge movie buffs. But why the attachment to Breathless?
"[Luc Godard] reformulated the visual language through which stories are told," Laura Mulleavy said. "He is a renegade. In 'Breathless,' he broke all of the rules and formulas within the lexicon of film. His use of wordplay, his interest in time, and his ability to translate stream-of-consciousness writing to images was groundbreaking."
Kate agreed and expressed that the two have been influenced greatly by the director.
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The Angel Band Project – we use music to promote healing, raise awareness and create positive social change for survivors of sexual violence. We accomplish this by sharing our story of finding hope and healing through music, St. Louis, MO.
Art Works for Change – partnering with leading educational and activist organizations to produce art exhibitions on such topics as social justice, human rights, gender equity, war and peace, and the environment. The current exhibition is, Off the Beaten Path: Violence, Women and Art – An International Contemporary Art Exhibition, Oakland, CA.
Arte Sana (art heals) – a nonprofit agency for underserved survivors of gender and racial violence that promotes healing and empowerment through the arts and community education, Austin, TX. See Corazón Lastimado: Healing the Wounded survivor art exhibit.
Augustine, John Emil – author, musician, edutainer. Watch video of "Walk a Mile in My Shoes" and see playlist.
Center for Digital Story Telling – the mission is to promote the value of story as a means for compassionate community action. We partner with organizations around the world to develop programs which support individuals in rediscovering how to listen to each other and share first person stories. Our group process and the stories that emerge serve as effective tools for change amidst a world of technology and media overload, Berkeley, CA.
Changing Lives Youth Theatre Ensemble – a unique and exciting program that SafePlace and the Theatre Action Project created to address bullying, sexual harassment, dating violence and abuse and other social problems now, and train leaders to generate solutions for them in the future, Austin, TX.
Deana's Educational Theater – preventing bullying, dating/domestic violence and sexual assault by developing and producing high impact programs to promote healthy relationships. Our professional actors are specially trained to lead dynamic discussions following each performance. Deana's Educational Theater now has the Yellow Dress available on DVD, Stoneham, MA.
The Door, Gift From Within – a woman's journey from domestic violence victim to survivor.
Fix the Hurt – since 2005, FTH has worked to increase awareness of domestic and dating violence through our interactive theater performances. From military installations and correctional facilities to high schools and community nonprofits, our powerful performances are solving some of the toughest social issues, Mesa, AZ.
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Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell is in Washington, D.C. this week updating federal officials on progress of Honolulu's rail transit project.
During meetings Tuesday, Caldwell assured U.S. Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood and Federal Transit Administration Administrator Peter Rogoff that the city is moving forward with rail.
The meetings come after Caldwell defeated former Gov. Ben Cayetano in an election that became a referendum on the city's construction of the $5 billion rail line. This is also Caldwell's first out-of-state trip since taking office in January.
Caldwell says he received reiterated commitment to the full federal funding agreement of $1.5 billion.
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So I'm leaving to go back to the States next week and need to use up what's in my pantry and fridge/freezer. Rice noodles happen to be one of those things, along with some frozen tiger prawns. So I decided to throw together a stir fry. I have to admit, I almost didn't post this on my blog cause I didn't really like it. It was okay but nothing special. But then I ate the leftovers the next day and ate it all up! I loved it! Maybe it needed some time for the flavors to meld together. Who knows?
Just so you know, I've estimated the measurements to the best of my ability since I wasn't following a recipe. Also feel free to throw in whatever veggies you have on hand. Also you can easily make this vegetarian by omitting the prawns and chicken bouillon.
Shrimp Stir Fry with Rice Noodles
1/4 cup (2 oz) rice noodles
1/2 large yellow onion, chopped
3-4 green onions (cut into 1 inch pieces on a diagonal)
1/2 green pepper, chopped
1 cup of bean sprouts
1/2 pound of cooked tiger prawns (or medium or large shrimp)
tablespoon of soy sauce
2 garlic cloves, minced
teaspoon of chicken bouillon
teaspoon of ground ginger
tablespoon of toasted sesame seeds (optional)
tablespoon of vegetable oil
Soak the rice noodles in warm water for about 20 minutes.
Heat oil in a wok on medium high heat.
Add garlic, green onion (reserve about a tablespoon for garnish), onion, bean sprouts, pepper, rice noodles, soy sauce, ground ginger, and chicken bouillon.
Mix together well and saute for about 5 minutes if you like you're veggies slightly more crunchy or ten minutes if you like them a bit softer.
Add the prawns until heated through. Mix in sesame seeds if using.
Put in a noodle bowl or on a plate and garnish with reserved green onions and coriander (cilantro) if you have some on hand.
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General board for soon-to-be 1Ls / Re: Yale Law« on: May 03, 2006, 12:10:31 PM »
i must admit i'm curious about the contents of this email.
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General board for soon-to-be 1Ls / Re: Yale Law« on: May 03, 2006, 12:10:31 PM »
i must admit i'm curious about the contents of this email.
General board for soon-to-be 1Ls / Re: HLS« on: May 03, 2006, 03:18:17 AM »
thank you. that's surprisingly little, considering that there are at least 320+ people with lottery numbers. I actually haven't gotten bumped yet, although i thought i would pretty quickly. i'm smack dab in the middle. 143 isn't reassuring- if it was something like 250+ i might have felt as if i'm somewhat safe. What is everyone doing??
General board for soon-to-be 1Ls / Re: HLS« on: May 03, 2006, 01:12:43 AM »
could some of you that haven't chosen, or been bumped recently give us an update on how many people have selected sofar?
Law School Applications / Re: (another) graduating 3L taking questions -- fire away (:« on: May 02, 2006, 09:59:52 PM »
this was really interesting- thank you! i'm definitely keeping my eye on prosecution as an option, but like the other poster i was also thinking about doing a firm job at least one of the summers as loans are going to be pretty crushing. i know pay isn't good for prosecution, which unfortunately is a pretty big concern when i'm looking at at least 90K in debt. :/
General board for soon-to-be 1Ls / Re: CLS class of 2009« on: May 02, 2006, 10:22:04 AM »
wow- surprised at the turn of events with steve. congrats on the decision!
General board for soon-to-be 1Ls / Re: HLS« on: May 02, 2006, 10:13:52 AM »
i never know what's the correct thing to do when I get a somewhat personalized thing from Toby or Dean Kagan. I just got an email from Dean Kagan welcoming me to HLS- i assume this will go out to everyone who turns in a deposit. i feel like i shoudl respond, but i usually never do, because i figure thse people get swamped anyways. What do you guys think?
Law School Applications / Re: AA for Whites at Harvard?« on: May 02, 2006, 09:54:21 AM »
i didn't mean that there's no actual difference between a 158 and 170. now that's a whole different debate. my point was in response to the guy i quoted- that he could see harvard taking a 160 but not a 158. for the purpose of rankings, which is at least partly why law schools are numbers-driven, a 158 is the same as a below-170. or whatever the 25% will be this year, given that obviously a below-25% percentile is one more spot taken in the below 25% group. (i mean in that the 25% is obviously somewhat fluid from year to year and each person affects the percentile in a small way, but setting that aside..)
Law School Applications / Re: AA for Whites at Harvard?« on: May 02, 2006, 09:37:45 AM »
Folks, he was waitlisted at Stanford and accepted at UCLA. With a 158? A national recommender who actually really knows the kid....I speculate it is a Supreme Court Justice who has known his daddy since law school, and wrote him a targeted letter to Harvard and a general one to the others.
except there's no difference to harvard between a 160, 162, and 158. i think anyone would agree that 2 or so points (from 158 to 160) are pretty meaningless, and for the purpose of rankings and 25% LSATs, a 158 is the same as a .. whatever Harvard's 25% LSAT is. of course, all else equal most schools would shoot for a higher LSAT, but this guy isn't your run-of-the-mill candidate, i'd guess. and doesn't legacy work sort of like AA for admissions anyways?
General board for soon-to-be 1Ls / Re: HLS« on: May 02, 2006, 09:26:41 AM »
First, I was only joking Sea. There are plenty of type 2's in gropius so getting bumped didn't really matter to me, it was just surprising given my number.
yeah, i figured. sorry about that- i was just thinking about how getting bumped must suck and bumping must kinda suck also and probably got carried away. although yeah, i don't see how you got bumped- chances of you being the target of a bump by a 1-4- strange!


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