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Curtis Sittenfeld on the institution of marriage in New York Times
New York Times
Saturday, June 27, 2015
You can find in-depth coverage of yesterday's historic Supreme Court ruling in favor of marriage rights for all Americans at
The New York Times
reflects on a
"a year of queer"
before today's
Cincinnati Pride events
Writer Curtis Sittenfeld, a Cincinnati native and
's sister, has published an opinion piece in
The New York Times
reacting to the marriage ruling. It's a personal reflection on the institution of marriage titled "Welcome, Everyone, to the Right to Marry."
"For an institution that has, especially in recent weeks and years, been subject to such extensive and vigorous public debate, marriage is strangely unknowable — that is, any particular marriage is mysterious to anyone outside it," she begins. "Think of a couple in your life or the public eye, gay or straight: When they're alone together, do you imagine they're nicer, meaner or exactly the same with each other as when they're around others? Who attends to which household obligations? If they have young kids, how do they handle child care? How frequently do they fight or have sex? Are they, as individuals, fundamentally glad or regretful that they're together?"
Sittenfeld concludes: "Now that same-sex marriage is legal nationwide, plenty of gay people won't get married just because they can, just as plenty of straight people don't. Even so, how wonderful that the option exists for all of us."
Read Curtis Sittenfeld's full
New York Times
article here
Midwestern cities connect manufacturing past with tomorrow's next big tech invention
Next City
Thursday, June 25, 2015
Next City looks at how Midwestern cities are trying to revive manufacturing in the startup economy under the catchy title "Cleveland Wants to Make Sure the Next Wright Brothers Come From the Rust Belt." Next City is a nonprofit organization providing daily online coverage of the leaders, policies and innovations driving progress in metropolitan regions across the world.
The article is written by Lee Chilcote, managing editor of
Fresh Water
, Soapbox's sister publication in Cleveland, and focuses on emerging "hardware" startup scenes in Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Youngstown. Although Cincinnati isn't mentioned, the manufacturing startup ecosystem here — embodied at
First Batch
Hamilton Mill
, among other local business backers — certainly fits the changing dynamic the article describes.
"Hardware startups ... are more viable than ever thanks to evolving prototyping technology and, in many places, a renewed emphasis on advanced manufacturing," Chilcote writes. "While software's promised land has long been Silicon Valley, the Rust Belt is fast becoming a land of milk and honey — and plasma — for hardware. In cities such as Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Youngstown, Ohio, there is already an infrastructure for affordable manufacturing in place. Plenty of institutional partners like NASA in Cleveland are eager to support new entrepreneurs."
Read the full Next City article here
WSJ highlights Cincinnati Art Museum show in Japanese art roundup
Wall Street Journal
Wednesday, June 24, 2015
Wall Street Journal
's Arts section reviews historic Japanese art now on display in three museums across the U.S.: Cincinnati Art Museum, New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Clark Center for Japanese Art and Culture in Hanford, Calif.
"Whether a black-and-gold lacquer box or the vibrant print of a cresting wave, a samurai's helmet or a flowing silk kimono, Japanese works are a familiar sight in museums across the U.S. today," writes WSJ art critic Lee Lawrence. "Three shows currently on view provide insights into how this came to be."
Cincinnati Art Museum's
"Masterpieces of Japanese Art"
exhibition is on display through Aug. 30 in Eden Park.
Read the full Wall Street Journal article here
Have developers figured out the "secret sauce" for gentrifying neighborhoods?
Tuesday, June 23, 2015
Have urban real estate investors come up with a winning formula to push redevelopment in "transitional" neighborhoods? According to Quartz, the digital news site covering the new global economy, it could be something as simple and intuitive as opening a coffee shop.
"Often, at least in America, we think of regular people as the agents of change — the artist, the boutique coffee shop owner, the tech startup," Sonali Kohli writes. "But as much as gentrification is an organic process, fueled by opportunity seekers and bargain hunters, it's developers and financiers who have become the savvy midwives of change. Once they detect the early signs of gentrification, they bring on the serious money. ...
"The idea of driving development in an area by attracting trendsetters is not a new one; in fact urban planners took to calling it The Soho Effect in recognition of the revitalization of that New York City neighborhood after artists began moving into empty lofts in the 1970s."
Read the full story here
Workers need to make $13-$14/hour to afford apartment in Tristate
The Atlantic: CityLab
Thursday, June 04, 2015
CityLab discusses a new study by the Pew Research Center on the growing gap between what American hourly workers earn and the rising cost of housing. The study results in a map showing how much a worker needs to earn per hour in each state to rent a two-bedroom apartment, finding that in no state can a person earning minimum wage afford such an apartment at market rent.
You'd have to earn $14.13 per hour in Ohio to afford a two-bedroom apartment, $14.31 in Indiana and $13.14 in Kentucky. The federal minimum wage is $7.25 per hour; Ohio raised its minimum wage to $8.10/hour this year, while Indiana and Kentucky use the federally mandated rate.
CityLab also looks at the cost of moving to one-bedroom apartments, though the hourly pay requirements aren't spelled out state-by-state. Instead, a second map indicates that someone in Ohio working a minimum-wage job would need to work 54 hours a week to afford a one-bedroom apartment; Indiana workers would have to work 62 hours/week and Kentucky workers 57 hours/week.
"Rents keep rising because the demand for rentals keeps growing, and that's partly because fewer people can afford to buy their homes today than they could before the recession," the article says. "The low supply of rentals has created a situation where people who definitely can't afford to buy are also priced out of renting."
Read the full story here
Cincinnati's police reform after 2001 riots is a national model
The Atlantic
Friday, May 29, 2015
Cincinnati Police reforms resulting from a U.S. Justice Dept. consent decree after the 2001 riots here are in the news every time another major city undergoes soul-searching following the death of an African American at the hands of police. The latest news story was about Cleveland's own consent decree from the Justice Dept. that will attempt to clean up a broken relationship between that city's police and its citizens.
"Cincinnati's lessons seem newly relevant as officials call for police reform in the aftermath of the deaths of Freddie Gray in Baltimore, Michael Brown in Ferguson and Tamir Rice in Cleveland," Alana Semuels writes in
The Atlantic
. "Indeed, the recently released report from President Obama's Task Force on 21st Century Policing recommends that departments adopt some of the strategies used by Cincinnati. A task force convened by Ohio Governor John Kasich cited Cincinnati as a model for community-oriented policing and recommended that other law-enforcement agencies in that state develop similar reforms."
Semuels offers a long, nuanced story about the long path the Cincinnati Police Dept. has traveled from its own broken community relationship to today's role as "a model for community-oriented policing." Things aren't perfect here by any stretch, as
the rash of recent shootings
have some questioning if the police are still on the right path.
Still, "for a great many other cities, Cincinnati's imperfect present provides a glimpse of a much better future," Semuels writes.
Read the full story here
Memorial Day weekend event recommendations
CityBeat, The Enquirer, WCPO, WVXU
Friday, May 22, 2015
Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial kickoff to summer, featuring Taste of Cincinnati returning for the 37th year and lots of neighborhood parades, picnics and ceremonies honoring military veterans. Here's a roundup of local media coverage and recommendations:
Read the official 2015 Taste of Cincinnati event guide
The Enquirer
's preview of Taste of Cincinnati, including Polly Campbell's recommended dishes, is
WCPO.com's preview of Taste of Cincinnati is
WVXU-FM has an interview with Taste of Cincinnati Communications Director Rich Walburg and others
's "to do" staff picks for weekend activities
Rasputin Todd's
recommendations for weekend things to do are
Locally filmed 'Carol' gets rave reviews at Cannes
Monday, May 18, 2015
Todd Haynes' 1950s-era drama
, filmed in Cincinnati last year, debuted this past weekend at the Cannes Film Festival in France to outstanding reviews, writes Steve Rosen on today's
staff blog. He says Cannes critics "called it an instant Oscar contender and the most important high-profile gay drama to come out of American cinema since 2005's
Brokeback Mountain
stars Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara in a story (based on the 1952 novel
The Price of Salt
) about a socialite who falls in love with a young department-store clerk.
Rosen links to published reviews from
("the most important publication chronicling the entertainment business") and indieWire ("the most influential website for the independent-film industry").
Read the full post here
Cincinnati's street art highlighted in Paste travel story
Paste Magazine
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
Writer Karen Gardiner notes that people in-the-know about street art head for Brooklyn, Berlin and Bristol to see work by the best-known artists, but, as she writes in
, "there are more and more destinations where you can see work by both artists local to the area and the bigger names." She then lists her 11 favorite "Lesser-Known Cities for Street Art" in a photo gallery — starting off with Cincinnati.
"Much of the street art you will see in Cincinnati are large-scale murals by the local ArtWorks organization," Gardiner writes, although she says several internationally known artists have also "made their mark." She photographed the above work on the outside of the former Mainstay and Societe clubs on Fifth Street to run with her story.
Read the full story here
Price Hill volunteer Patti Hogan and Soapbox writer Liz McEwan interviewed on WVXU
WVXU Radio
Saturday, April 11, 2015
Price Hill's "super-volunteer" Patti Hogan was profiled in a
recent Soapbox story
by Liz McEwan, and the reaction from friends, neighbors and residents was extremely positive — many feel that the West Side doesn't get enough attention for its efforts to improve. WVXU's "Cincinnati Edition" agreed, asking Hogan and McEwan to appear on the program April 9 to discuss Price Hill's struggles and successes.
Listen to the WVXU interview here
How Cincinnati's Jim Obergefell became the face of the Supreme Court gay marriage case
Washington Post
Tuesday, April 07, 2015
The Washington Post
has an in-depth feature story on Cincinnati's Jim Obergefell, whose name is attached to the consolidated cases the U.S. Supreme Court will be hearing soon to decide whether gay couples have a constitutional right to marry.
"If the Supreme Court decides in favor of full marriage equality, it will be the largest conferral of rights on LGBT people in the history of our country," the story quotes Fred Sainz, vice president of communications at the Human Rights Campaign. "There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that Jim will become a historic figure."
Obergefell married John Arthur in July 2013 in a medical jet at Baltimore-Washington International Airport because Ohio doesn't allow gay marriages while Maryland does. Arthur was dying from ALS and would pass several months later. Obergefell sued the state of Ohio to have his name listed as Arthur's surviving spouse, and the decisions and appeals resulting from that lawsuit have now reached the Supreme Court as
Obergefell v. Hodges
Read the full story here
Renovated food markets in New Orleans offer lessons for Cincinnati
Next City
Thursday, March 26, 2015
New Orleans once had 34 neighborhood food markets, with historic roots to a time before modern refrigeration when neighborhood shopping was central to daily life. Many closed post-WWII, as population moved to the suburbs, and most of the remaining markets were shuttered by Hurricane Katrina.
Next City has a feature story on the rebirth of three neighborhood markets in New Orleans, two as traditional neighborhood markets and one as a museum.
"In all of our post-Katrina work, what we find is that people want what they had, except they didn't understand that what they had was very difficult to have to begin with," says Cedric Grant, executive director of the New Orleans Building Corporation, which is spearheading the renovations. "And now you have to really imagine something new."
These efforts remind us of the tremendous asset Cincinnati has in
Findlay Market
, a neighborhood market that has withstood the decline of its Over-the-Rhine surroundings and seems poised to benefit from redevelopment there, including the new streetcar line.
Description of the efforts to revive neighborhood food markets in New Orleans — including interaction with residents and struggles to develop the right business model — might offer lessons for movements to bring co-op markets to local neighborhoods like
Read the full article here
Constella Festival is "challenging the misconceptions of classical music"
The Huffington Post
Friday, March 20, 2015
Cincinnati's annual Constella Festival of Music & Fine Arts is called "the festival that's challenging the misconceptions of classical music" in a preview article published in Huffington Post's Arts & Culture section.
In December
Soapbox wrote about
founder Tatiana Berman's efforts to expand Constella's reach by employing more digital promotions that "target audiences nationally to come to Cincinnati." This Huffington Post piece will certainly help with her goal.
"Unlike the standard classical music circuit — characterized by what Berman's team describes as the 100 concert a year demanding schedule — Constella seeks to, in essence, maintain the intimacy of classical music, but encourage the experimentation and chance-taking," the article says.
The Constella Festival runs April 8-19 at Memorial Hall, Woodward Theatre, Cincinnati Art Museum, SCPA and several other venues. Get festival details and buy tickets
Read the full Huffington Post article here
Choremonster, Lisnr make list of Upstart 100 driving the "new economy"
Upstart Business Journal
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
The CEOs of two Cincinnati startups — Chris Bergman of
and Rodney Williams of
— are featured in Upstart 100, a list of "the inventors, visionaries, masters and more driving the new economy" as proclaimed by Upstart Business Journal, a national online publication owned by
Cincinnati Business Courier
's parent company.
Other figures named to the list include Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, Larry Page, Steve Case, Jay Z and Taylor Swift, so the local entrepreneurs are in excellent company.
Read the full list and accompanying editor's note here
Mapping Cincinnati's Future: Population to increase 11% by 2030
Urban Institute
Thursday, January 22, 2015
A new database report from the
Urban Institute
maps the impact of births, deaths and migration on population trends for every county in the U.S. in 2020 and 2030, showing which areas should expect to grow and which should expect population loss. Titled "Mapping America's Futures," the report projects the racial and age breakdown of U.S. counties and metro areas in 2030 based on current demographic trends.
"We can already see that the population is aging and becoming more diverse, but how will those trends play out at the local and regional levels?" the accompanying article asks. "And what if, in the future, we live longer or have more babies? How would those trends affect the population in different cities and states?"
Urban Institute's model projects that Greater Cincinnati's population will grow
11.22 percent between 2010 and 2030, from
. Our population will get slightly more diverse, as those categorized as Hispanic and Other (compared to White and Black) are projected to become 12 percent of the local population in 2030 vs. the 2010 level of 5.3 percent. As with the country as a whole, Cincinnati is projected to become older — although the largest age group will continue to be those 20-49.
See the full report, including an interactive map of the entire U.S.,
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RJ Singh never thought his life would be confined to the four walls of his bedroom.
About 10 years ago the once active, successful and happy life the advertising worker led was taken from him and is now a distant memory.
Singh, 35, suffers from myalgic encephalomyelitis, more commonly known as chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), and is organising an ''epic event'' to raise awareness for the disease he and many other New Zealanders live with.
Singh said the problems began in 2000 as he was working to get into the advertising industry.
''I began developing early symptoms of CFS but I pushed through to stay employed, but third strike and I was out,'' he said.
''In the beginning it was absolute torment. It constantly felt like I had run an incredibly exhausting marathon and was bereft of all steam and stamina."
He suffered from sleep deprivation which wasn't curable with anti-depressants or sleep medication.
He was unable to recover physically from gym workouts that he had been doing routinely for several years.
''I would go for a run and the whole earth would keep moving. The exhaustion was one of the last things to kick in,'' he said.
''My entire youth I was fully active and involved in everything. If you had met me before all this had happened I wouldn't have had the faintest idea this would happen to me.''
Doctors suspected Singh was suffering from depression or anxiety.
''I knew something was wrong but I didn't feel depressed.
''Depression counselling didn't help. It was more frustration and confusion than depressing.''
When Singh's path crossed with New Zealand CFS expert and Howick GP Dr Ros Vallings ''everything began to make sense''.
''She put me on the right path and helped me develop strategies to cope.''
Singh said realistically he will never lead a ''normal'' life again. And he is not alone.
Singh estimates there are about 60 people in the Howick/Pakuranga area alone living with chronic fatigue syndrome.
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The event is called You and ME and is a live art auction showcasing work contributed by East Auckland artists.
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One secret to feeding hungry masses of holiday visitors is simple—bake a big ham. It's the most economical, convenient, versatile, and best-tasting investment you'll make. But make it your own with a homemade glaze, presented here.
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A handwritten recipe discovered tucked into an antique cookbook led to the creation of this delightful adaptation of an Old-World favorite.
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Associate Professor of Architecture Jason Scroggin's work featured in UK's Experience Art With SAB
Sep 21, 2015
Architect Magazine features work by UK/CoD School of Architecture Professors Filson and Rohrbacher
Sep 1, 2015
This spring, Wallis Miller, the Charles P. Graves Associate Professor of Architecture at UK/CoD, is a Visiting Scholar at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design. The position is part of her work on a 4-year grant from the Norwegian Research Council for the research project Place and Displacement: Exhibiting Architecture.
Because the group is the first to hold a significant grant on exhibitions and architecture, it has been able to gather together scholars, curators, museum and gallery directors, and designers to make the project an international center for research on this topic.
Along with continuing her work on architecture exhibitions and German modern architecture, she is giving lectures, participating in seminars and advising Ph.D. students along with the other scholars on the research team. This semester the project will culminate in a symposium on architecture and exhibitions at the end of April that will include scholars and designers from around the world.
A book based on the symposium will be released at the Venice Architecture Biennale in 2014.
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BARACK OBAMA BIRTH CERTIFICATE: Suit contesting Obama's citizen...
There are 198499 comments on the Chicago Tribune story from Jan 8, 2009, titled BARACK OBAMA BIRTH CERTIFICATE: Suit contesting Obama's citizen.... In it, Chicago Tribune reports that:The U.S. Supreme Court will consider Friday whether to take up a lawsuit challenging President-elect Barack Obama 's U.S. citizenship, a continuation of a New Jersey case embraced by some opponents of Obama's ...
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#161865 Jul 1, 2013
Hummmm, according to Wiki there were 3,068,000 millionaires in 2012 but in 2011 there were 3,104,000 or a drop of 1.2% which means we are going in the wrong direction!
Now this source claims there are 9 million millionaires HOUSEHOLDS?
Study finds 9 million members of the millionaires club in the U.S.
A report from Spectrem Group, a Chicago-based research firm, found that 8.99 million U.S. households have a net worth of at least $1 million. This is lower than the 2007 high, but higher than the 2008 low.
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#161866 Jul 1, 2013
Political language is designed to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable, and to give an appearance of solidity to pure wind.
― George Orwell
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#161867 Jul 1, 2013
Gas $1.84? Exxon sign highlights gas prices the day Obama took office
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#161868 Jul 1, 2013
Sunlight Foundation com wrote: Colin Powell Saying He Was Misled Before UN Speech on WMDs http://tinyurl.com/6n9tg2 http://www.youtube.com/watch ... Powell Says US Should Not Have Invaded Iraq http://tinyurl.com/6zdvju http://www.youtube.com/watch ...
Read more at http://www.topix.com/forum/who/barack-obama/T...
But in doing so he showed his real colors.
(I am sure the Libtards think this a racist remark but in this case it is a military term meaning one's flag!)
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#161869 Jul 1, 2013
Now this is really sad. How many lives has the Democrat run Shitcago police ruined. They targeted young BLACK men who they then WEATHERBOARDED into giving false confessions and then threw the keys away.
Butttt, buuttttt buuttttt Sheriff Arpaio is evil because he stops to many Hispanic peoples.( I wonder if the Libtards know that about 40% of all illegal aliens cross out southern border into ARIZONA!!!
Murder Charges Dropped for Illinois Man After Two Decades Behind Bars: June 28, 2013
A Chicago prisoners 20-year nightmare ended today when Cook County prosecutors dropped murder charges against him, clearing the path for his release. Daniel Taylor was convicted of a 1992 double murder and sentenced to life in prison despite records showing he was in police custody for disorderly conduct at the time the murders took place.
In February, Taylors attorneys from the Center on Wrongful Conviction filed a petition with the Cook County Circuit Court that confirms there were five current and former police employees who have sworn the records accurately indicate that Taylor was locked up. It also claims that a prosecutors notes and other documents supporting Taylors innocence were withheld before trial.
A lengthy interrogation two weeks after the crime resulted in Taylors false confession. Seven other juveniles also confessed and implicated each other in the murders. Taylor was 17 years old at the time. Among the others was Dennis Mixon, who admitted his involvement in a Chicago Tribune investigation in 2001. Mixon told reporters that he was involved but that the others were not. An accomplice, currently incarcerated for another murder, was also named.
Of the eight men, two had their charges dismissed before trial, one was acquitted and five were convicted. Two of the convicted men were released after serving their sentences, which leaves Mixon, Taylor and Deon Patrick, who is still fighting to overturn his conviction from prison. A review by States Attorney Anita Alvarezs Conviction Integrity Unit finally persuaded Alvarez that Taylors conviction should be set aside, reports the Tribune.
The case illustrates an emerging pattern in Cook Countys wrongful convictions of the early 90s, which is also evident in the Englewood Four and Dixmoor Five cases. In both cases, false confessions were elicited from young men of color resulting in multiple wrongful convictions. Years later, DNA testing proved the nine men innocent and revealed that only one perpetrator had committed each crime.
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Update: Request of Information under FOIA in an upcoming case includes not only Postmaster General, but also Inspector general for the USPS, David C. Williams, former military intelligence officer, who hopefully will be honest and will produce the information about USPS actions in response to my complaint in the past year.| June 30, 2013 |
Press release
Upcoming legal action against the Postmaster General includes a legal action for production of information under 5USC 552 FOIA against the Inspector General for the USPS, who received a criminal complaint from Attorney Taitz, showing Barack Obama using a forged Selective Service registration with a fabricated US Postal stamp and did not produce any response for a year.
David C. Williams
Inspector General, United States Postal Service
#161871 Jul 1, 2013
You mean your SPAM?
"Facts trump speculation"
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#161872 Jul 1, 2013
Rougie doesn't even know an apple from an orange. The point is that his 90% figure was made up. Also most "self-made" millionaires I know were sent to private schools from well off families that were not millionaires but close to it. Then when Forbes asked if they were born into wealth they say "no" and it means 86% are self-made. Bullshit. Many were born into well off families with many advantages and then their home values increased to the point that they became "self made" millionaires. Average age 61. The Nixon-Ford-Carter years and early 80s were instrumental in making them millionaires due to INFLATION. Self-made millionaire was my grandfather who came to this country with nothing and was worth a mil in the 1940s when $1M meant something.
#161873 Jul 1, 2013
Makes no difference how many lost because that does not change either the 40% figure or the 10% currently on the list due to inheritance. Duh!
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#161874 Jul 1, 2013
You don't read too well, do you? I did write that they bugged each other. Sigh.
"Bonjour Hello Buongiorno Hola"
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#161875 Jul 1, 2013
It was $3.41 in 2008, Who was president then?
Oh,today, it's an average of $3.60 per gallon. That is, in today's dollars, less than GWB's 2008 price . You also import less. You also produce more.
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#161876 Jul 1, 2013
So once more you made it up. Once more you lied. Tanks for admitting it. The truth shall set you free.
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#161877 Jul 1, 2013
Now Fox News is reporting is that the co$t of health (Obama Care) care is the biggest subject. It Fox News over emphasizing that issue .... or is CNN downplaying that issue?!?
BART strike to paralyze San Francisco commute
By Holly Yan and Dave Alsup, CNN, Mon July 1, 2013
....Rice also said BART also offered to reduce the amount of employee contributions originally requested for pension and medical benefits.....
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#161878 Jul 1, 2013
WEll, if my 90% is wrong, prove it?
And just because someones's parents were rich, does not mean he was handed it.
Oh, and just what is the average net worth of the Forbes 400? What would you expect the average net worth of the F-400 was thirty years ago? Yes, inflation is a factor. But we still have few millionaires now than when Obama entered the White House and that is evn with the inflation factor.
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#161879 Jul 1, 2013
Please indicate how your reply has any relevance whatsoever.
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#161880 Jul 1, 2013
Now check this graph out.
Now, note 1999. That was when the DOT.COM bubble burst. Then in 2002 the Bush tax cuts started to cut in. By 2006 we had had the housing bubble burst, interest rates bottomed out, and people moved their money into the stock market. Notice the peak in 2007 just before the stock market dumped.
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#161881 Jul 1, 2013
Rogue wrote "WEll, if my 90% is wrong, prove it?"
Liar, fabricator LRS - style. YOU claimed 90%. YOU prove it.
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#161882 Jul 1, 2013
Sorry, I cannot dumb down my argument low enough for you to understand.
"Facts trump speculation"
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#161883 Jul 1, 2013
Sorry Rougie, you made the false claim and YOU cannot back it up, as usual.
And the wealthy get wealthier, contrary to Rougie's fantasies, and the rest get less:
"From 2009 to 2011, the mean wealth of the 8 million households in the more affluent group rose to an estimated $3,173,895 from an estimated $2,476,244, while the mean wealth of the 111 million households in the less affluent group fell to an estimated $133,817 from an estimated $139,896."
A Rise in Wealth for the Wealthy; Declines for the Lower 93%
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#161884 Jul 1, 2013
Hummmm, we knew Facebook had been politically censoring sites and it looks like this time the back paddle. I wonder when someone will expose Forum's selected censoring?
Can't use the n-word on Forum even when you are talking about a certain African country that Amb. Joe Wilson visited but you can call white people crackers all you want.
Facebook Blocks, Restores 'Politically Incorrect' Post of Fox Radio's Todd Starnes
By Tom Blumer | June 30, 2013
Any doubt that there is a serious problem with leftists imitating the Thought Police in George Orwell's 1984 and scouring the Internet to silence free expression pretty much disappears once you see what they were able to have temporarily removed from the Facebook page of Fox Radio's Todd Starnes. And while it's a relief that the post has been restored, consider how many others without the Fox host's visibility may be having their posts removed with far less recourse.
Full text of the post, which has since been restored, along with the takedown notice Starnes reports he received, follow the jump (HT Fire Andrea Mitchell via I Hate the Media; click to enlarge in a separate tab or window):
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- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? Looks better in person
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- How accurate was the on site description of the product? Exact
This was about what I expected for the price. i would have hoped for a little bit tighter handles, but it works and looks great. installation was easy, though the instructions were not clear, i had to head to the interwebs to get more details on how to install. But it is definitely good.
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? Yes
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. It is okay, you can tell that is not a high end faucet, there is a little more play in the handles than I would like
- How accurate was the on site description of the product? Good
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- Enable pam_ck_connector module on local system logins. This allows for console logins to make use of ConsoleKit authorization.
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- Enable debug information logging on syslog(3) for all the modules supporting this in the system authentication and system login stacks.
- Enable pam_passwdqc module on system auth stack for password quality validation. This is an alternative to pam_cracklib producing warnings, rejecting or providing example passwords when changing your system password. It is used by default by OpenWall GNU/*/Linux and by FreeBSD.
- Enable pam_mktemp module on system auth stack for session handling. This module creates a private temporary directory for the user, and sets TMP and TMPDIR accordingly.
- Enable pam_ssh module on system auth stack for authentication and session handling. This module will accept as password the passphrase of a private SSH key (one of ~/.ssh/id_rsa, ~/.ssh/id_dsa or ~/.ssh/identity), and will spawn an ssh-agent instance to cache the open key.
- Switch Linux-PAM's pam_unix module to use sha512 for passwords hashes rather than MD5. This option requires >=sys-libs/pam-1.0.1 built against >=sys-libs/glibc-2.7, if it's built against an earlier version, it will silently be ignored, and MD5 hashes will be used. All the passwords changed after this USE flag is enabled will be saved to the shadow file hashed using SHA512 function. The password previously saved will be left untouched. Please note that while SHA512-hashed passwords will still be recognised if the USE flag is removed, the shadow file will not be compatible with systems using an earlier glibc version.
- Enable pam_krb5 module on system auth stack, as an alternative to pam_unix. If Kerberos authentication succeed, only pam_unix will be ignore, and all the other modules will proceed as usual, including Gnome Keyring and other session modules. It requires sys-libs/pam as PAM implementation.
- Disables the standard PAM modules that provide extra information to users on login; this includes pam_tally (and pam_tally2 for Linux PAM 1.1 and later), pam_lastlog, pam_motd and other similar modules. This might not be a good idea on a multi-user system but could reduce slightly the overhead on single-user non-networked systems.
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CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK; Afterlife for TV's Quirky Flops? Sometimes
By CARYN JAMES
Published: April 18, 2001
The innovative, volatile hospital drama ''Wonderland'' -- the one in which a pregnant doctor was stabbed in the stomach with a syringe -- was dropped by ABC last year after just two episodes and lethal ratings. When its creator, Peter Berg, tried to find a new home for the remaining six episodes he had already shot, he went to the logical place for a tough series about a psychiatric hospital, HBO. But Chris Albrecht, HBO's president for original programming, recalled telling Mr. Berg, ''The problem is, it's already a network show,'' tailored to the softer needs of the broadcast giants.
Explaining his decision recently, Mr. Albrecht pointed to an episode in which a kidnapped child with diabetes had to be found in six hours or he would die. ''There was never a moment when I didn't know they were going to find the kid,'' he said.
That may sound like HBO spin, but Mr. Berg recalled it the same way: ''That was the most frustrating part of it. We worked so hard to tone 'Wonderland' down, to make it user friendly for ABC, and it was still too intense for network television.'' Then he had to hear Mr. Albrecht reject it for cable, saying, ''You've cut out all the guts.''
There is still no afterlife for ''Wonderland,'' which seems surprising when the cable landscape is so cluttered with network flops that it looks like the night of the living dead. Reruns of NBC's ''Freaks and Geeks'' are flourishing on the Fox Family Channel, and leftover episodes of the Fox network's quickly canceled ''Action'' and ''Harsh Realm'' were burnt off on cable on F/X.
But a network failure does not always get a second chance, even though hundreds of channels have time to fill. ''The Beat,'' a quirky, first-rate police show starring Mark Ruffalo (now a hot actor thanks to the film ''You Can Count on Me''), also got a premature burial last year. The show, which came from the ''Homicide'' producers, Tom Fontana and Barry Levinson, was pulled off UPN after six episodes, leaving seven that have never been shown.
Why are some network flops redeemed while others vanish? The fate of these shows is the result of an industry dance involving money (big surprise) and marketing. The issue is about more than what cable or networks will dare. It points to the huge possibilities and enormous disappointments of the expanding television universe, where the illusion of something for everyone shatters when it smashes into the reality of business deals.
We're not talking about shows that were all-around disasters. Who would want to see more installments of NBC's ''Michael Richards Show'' or CBS's ''Big Apple,'' which deserved their early death sentences? Those shows are in a different category from promising ones, those victims of the blockbuster syndrome that never had time to develop or find an audience. It may seem that these series are being yanked off the air faster than ever, but most producers say it has been that way for a long time. Hollywood calls that the quick-trigger syndrome, in which a show disappears before it can do any more damage to a network's ratings. In the fall of 1996 CBS pulled ''EZ Streets,'' its dark, trenchant crime drama, after two episodes. (The network later ran the series in the doldrums of March.)
But getting the hook early may be more treacherous today. Dan McDermott, the head of DreamWorks Television, which produced ''Freaks and Geeks,'' said the problem was not that series were being pulled faster, but that they needed more time to establish themselves among so much competition.
''It's almost impossible to go on the air and be successful prior to the airing of 13 episodes,'' he said. ''People are constantly deluged.'' Reality and game shows can become overnight successes, but dramas need time. Even ''The West Wing'' built ratings gradually over the first season, growing from a modest success to a full-blown hit.
Of course ''The West Wing'' never had the dismal ratings that mean instant exile to cable, where the possibilities for a second chance have exploded. For cable, failures come cheap. While hit shows are sold into syndication for more than $1 million an episode (''The West Wing'' was recently sold to Bravo and ''C.S.I.'' to TNN for prices in that range), a flop can be bought for as little as $100,000 an episode. And success is measured differently during a show's second life. As a hit on Fox Family, ''Freaks'' reaches more than 700,000 viewers an episode; as a failure on NBC it was reaching about 5 million.
But canceled series have a value beyond numbers for fledgling cable channels, if they can inherit a loyal audience and get a valuable bump of publicity. ''Freaks and Geeks,'' a wry look at high school in the 80's, is still thriving after eight months on Fox Family (with back-to-back episodes Tuesdays from 8 to 10) even though only 18 episodes were produced. The show has found its natural audience: teenagers who watch it over and over to the point of memorization. There is a model for this success. ''My So-Called Life,'' another series about a precocious teenager, lasted one season on ABC, a season that later ran five nights a week for years on MTV. Maureen Smith, the president of Fox Family, said it helped that she bought ''Freaks and Geeks'' fast. ''Critics were still talking about it,'' when it landed on cable, she said.
No one is still talking about ''The Beat'' or ''Wonderland,'' which is too bad. The extra episodes, which I've seen on tape, are addictive.


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Rhode Island Resource Recovery Corp. on Tuesday distributed checks totaling $551,700 to the state's 39 cities and towns for profits from the sale of their recyclables. more
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Men's Journal contributor Matthew Power died of an apparent heatstroke while on assignment in Northern Uganda, the magazine revealed Tuesday.
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RE: Targumim RE: [Synoptic-L] Re: Sources and languages
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- Greg writes of
...the bustling commercial town of Capernaum,
are we looking at someone who lived in a cultural and
linguistic ghetto, or someone exhilarated by a
cultural and linguistic mix?
What is the evidence for the size and character of
Cepar Nahum in the 1st C CE?
It is true that by the 3rd C CE it had a large white
limestone synagogue, but by that time the Jewish population
of Galilee had increased with people moving up
from Judaea. The use of Aramaic still in that later
period is evidenced by the inscription on a pillar.
The Franciscan custodians set up a replica but
the photo can't go in this email. It says the column
was made by Hlpy br zbydh br ywhnn (Alphaeus son of
Zebidah son of Johanan). In the later period Greek was
certainly more prevalent but Aramaic remains in use.
But what is the evidence for the size and character of
the place in the 1st C CE? My memory is of a fairly small
patch of house foundations - certainly enough to provide
a fishing village ...though some NT texts call it a polis.
But Josephus called it a kwmh (Vita 72) and it may still
have had that description much later.
Bet Zaida was upgraded from kwmh to polis when it became Julias.
That probably did have a more mixed character than Cepar Nahum
in the relevant period.
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- Greg wrote
Both R. T. France1 and Robert H. Stein2 come to
the conclusion that Capernaum in the time of
Jesus was a town or ?city? of around 10,000
people. They appear to base this conclusion on
the evidence that the town had a detachment of
Roman troops, a major customs post, and a
residential royal official (?????????).
...Stein concludes that in the time of Jesus there
was a ?major synagogue ...
I would suggest that before assenting to such a
picture some attention should be paid to the sober
and cautious account to be found in J.L.Reed,
Archaeology and the Galilean Jesus, 2002 pp.139-169
which looks at the evidence from both site and
sources in considerable detail with plenty of references to
other scholarly literature. Population 600-1500, mostly Jewish,
any officials those of Antipas not Roman, Romans
nearby later in Hadrian's time, in this period no overtly pagan
artifacts, evidence of what was under the 3rd C CE (or later)
synagogue far from clear. Well worth reading.
I would add that none of this excludes a small building
used as a synagogue and village centre at this period
whether under the later much larger one or not.
A generation ago there was antipathy towards seeing Graeco-Roman
features in the NT, now there seems to be an equally mistaken
reluctance to engage with the Aramaic Jewish features behind the
Greek of the Synoptics.
David M.
David Mealand, University of Edinburgh
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Scotland, with registration number SC005336.
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