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Traditionally, the majority of those elected to the City Council have been Democrats and residents of the south end of the city. Five of the seven members of the 2009 council lived south of hospital. On the current council, there are four.
Bill Vogel, chairman of the Republican Town Committee and a council candidate who lives on Lower Boulevard, said there was no concerted effort to recruit candidates from all over the city.
"It just worked out that way," Vogel said. "We were looking to get as many people as we could to run. I think we definitely have a diverse slate."
William Satti, chairman of the Democratic Town Committee, said in the past most candidates lived in the south end of the city. But this year, the party intentionally sought out candidates from throughout the city. New London has three voting districts but does not have mandatory district representation. The top seven vote-getters will serve two-year terms.
"We have a diverse and balanced ticket that really reflects the makeup of the city," Satti said. "Our candidates have been involved with the community for years.
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For the second year, ballots are in English and Spanish.
"We represent the diverse population of the city," Satti said of the Democrat slate which includes three blacks, an Hispanic, and two women.
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Other incumbent Democrats are Anthony Nolan, a city police officer who lives on Blackhall Street; Council President Michael Passero who lives on Admiral Drive, about a block from the Pequot Avenue shoreline; and Councilor Wade Hyslop who lives on Penny Lane.
In addition to Vogel, the Republican slate includes Katelin Teel, a home improvement company manger and mother of four who lives on Norwood Avenue, and Dennis Downing, a painter and wallpaper hanger who lives on Mahan Street. Michael Doyle, a widower with two children, lives on Faire Harbor Place adjacent to the hospital; and incumbent City Councilor Marie Friess-McSparran, who lives on Elm Street, is a registered Democrat running on the Republican ticket. Also representing the GOP is Martin T. Olsen, a former city councilor who ran unsuccessfully for mayor in 2011 who lives on Ocean Avenue, and Keith J. Robbins, who lives on Gardner Avenue and is a former first selectman of Bozrah.
Other candidates include Green Party member Ronna Stuller, a retired early childhood educator who lives on Evergreen Avenue; and petitioning candidate Carl H. Lee, a salesman for Shetucket Plumbing Supply who lives on West Street, overlooking the north end firehouse on Broad Street.
But no matter where they live, candidates have to convince voters they will represent the needs of all residents.
The city has about 14,000 registered voters and Democrats have a 6-1 margin over Republicans. As of Oct. 24, there were 6,585 registered Democrats; 1,321 registered Republicans; 5,996 unaffiliated voters; and 133 that identify with other political factions, such as the Green Party.
Republicans, who every two years fight an uphill battle to gain a majority on the council, are campaigning door-to-door and discovering that some residents are upset with the mayor, Vogel said.
The Republican campaign basically challenges decisions made over the past two years by Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio. In 2011, Finizio became the first elected mayor in 90 years. Finizio is in the middle of his first four-year term.
"One of our phrases is 'Stop Finizio, Vote Republican,'" Vogel said. "The only way to really stop the mayor is to have a majority on the City Council."
The goal, according to Vogel is "to prevent the mayor from doing silly things."
The Republicans, if they win the majority would propose initiatives, such as having representatives of the Renaissance City Development Association report monthly to the City Council; increase police staffing; and creating a new charter revision commission which would, among other things, take away some power from the mayor's office .
The Democratic platform includes a commitment to increase police staffing and maintain adequate fire department staffing; improving the city's infrastructure and developing Fort Trumbull; and creating a plan to enhance neighborhoods and businesses. The Democrats also vow to support the all-magnet school district.
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Twelve years ago today, Donald Rumsfeld composed this:
(h/t Rob Golan-Vilella)
As the entire Republican party brays for war in Syria, Iran, Ukraine, wherever next…remember: their reunion tour will make us long for Nickleback.
That bad.
Twelve years ago today, Donald Rumsfeld composed this:
(h/t Rob Golan-Vilella)
As the entire Republican party brays for war in Syria, Iran, Ukraine, wherever next…remember: their reunion tour will make us long for Nickleback.
That bad.
Perhaps the most dog-bites-man headline of this last weekend of regular season NFL play came atop stories on Jim Harbaugh's move from the San Francisco 49ers to the University of Michigan. Nearly all of those stories, before and after the news became official, mentioned Harbaugh's expected salary: $8,000,000/year, a sum that would make him the highest paid coach in the history of college football, though the latest reports suggest that even that staggering figure is low.
Just for the perverse pain of it, I decided to do a few sums. The University of Michigan charges slightly lower instate tuition for its 1st and 2nd year undergraduates than it does for juniors and seniors. The average of the two comes to $14,336. Taking the original $8 million number for Harbaugh's salary, that translates into 558 tuition-free rides for Michigan kids.
University of Michigan faculty salaries in 2013 range from an average of roughly $88,000 for assistant professors to an average number around $149,000. Picking a figure more or less in the middle, and adding in an allowance for benefits, Harbaugh's reported salary would cover the cost of about 50 faculty — with, among other things, the benefit to the university and society of the research such an addition to the Wolverines capacity to study science, medicine, engineering, social science and the humanities might provide.
To add yet one more comparison: even in an age of administrative bloat, Harbaugh's compensation comes to more than the pay given Michigan's top 16 executives, or all 20 of its deans.
Apples and oranges, football boosters might reply, and they're right. NCAA Division 1 football, at least within a major conference, has revenue streams not available to a mere Dean of Engineering or the College of Literature, Science and the Arts. It's plausible to me that between TV contracts, merchandise and the rest, the University of Michigan may indeed make a profit on its football operation. (I'm not sure, though. I've spent enough time in and around the film industry to know that before you simply accept that claim, you have to see the real books on anything as rich in opportunities for financial legerdemain as a big time entertainment business.)*
But even if , as is certainly true, the king's ransom Jim Harbaugh will now collect doesn't rob the rest of the university, and would in any event be simply unavailable to any other initiative at the University of Michigan, still, it seems to me useful to pay attention to the scale of that salary against the costs of what are, after all, the core of what a university does. That would be to educate young adults and to create knowledge valuable in both a practical and liberal sense of value. Michigan remains a great university, and I'll be bursting with pride when my nephew graduates in Ann Arbor next year. And, of course, Michigan is hardly the only football-mad school; it's just the latest to hit the headlines with a monstrous expression of what it as a microcosm of society prices and hence prizes most richly.
In the end, I guess this whole post is a "get offa my lawn you kids" kind of plaint. As a society we are so committed to a primitive market view of human relations that I can hear myself telling me that this is simply what the bourse will bear for a top name in a small, big-money field. There's a lot of ways to parse that thought for bullshit, of course, but just the fact that I frame it that way before catching myself shows how thoroughly the Reagan revolution has defined our categories of thought. I will say, though, that the history of decline-and-falls is littered with examples of the already-rich alienating yet more resources from things that actually build the wealth and power of a society.
Oh well.
*I don't know how to factor in the question of alumni fund raising, because I know of no way to calculate the crowding out problem: how much cash raised for athletics either fosters or crowds out possible support for academics. If anyone has any insight on this — pop it into the comments, please.
Image: Henri Rousseau, The Football Players, 1908 And yeah, I know. Not that football. But I couldn't resist such gaily prancing young sportsmen. Could you?
Amidst all the (justified) celebration of Rosetta and Phylae today — it really is a big deal when a ten year mission ends with the first landing on a comet evah!) — there was one truly sour note. This:
That's Matt Taylor, Rosetta project scientist. If you read the profile at (where else) The Daily Mail, you'll get two impressions. One, that Dr. Taylor really loves his job, his science and this mission — all of which is great. But two: he and his interviewer are oblivious about what it might mean to stand in front of millions of science fans, wearing that schmatte.
Nah, this is just dudebro fun, no worries, no-harm-no-foul, why don't you have a sense of humor stuff.
But it's not. There's not a lot to say that isn't f**king obvious. This was and is a truly special occasion. Lots of people thrilled to watch human reason and ingenuity reach towards the stars have been playing really close attention. Many of them are women. Some, lots, are girls who might be thinking science could be a really fine life's work. That shirt tells them, pretty explicitly: science ain't no crap-free zone.
We've ample evidence that's true, sadly. But damn, way to drive the message home, Matt!
I've had friends, women in science, contact me today, asking when this shit will ever stop. I don't know. Not soon enough.
My son is taking his first high school physics class this year. Last night I was helping him with his homework on momentum, impulse and collisions — kind of relevant to today's events. I don't know if his teachers broke with the curriculum today to watch the Rosetta live feed — but now I'm almost hoping they didn't. The girls — and the boys too, dammit — in that class deserve better.
I've never met Taylor. I wouldn't be surprised if he's against discrimination in science (or anywhere else), one who would defend any woman on his team. I don't know.
Maybe he's just clueless stem to stern, with no idea how what he might say or do affects anyone around him. Or, in fact, he could be a sexist asshole. Still don't know. I generally, perhaps naively, default to that "clueless" rather than "f*cked-up" explanation, until I have affirmative evidence to the contrary.
But as we've learned over and over again in issues of race, of gender discrimination, of same-sex rights, it's not what you believe that matters. It's what you do — and Taylor chose to wear this shirt in front of the largest audience he's ever likely confront. He may or many not be a sexist guy; he did a sexist thing, one with real world implications.
Repair work is needed. The ESA/Rosetta folks should to do some, and so should Matt Taylor, however much of a goof he thought he was having.
Oh, and just in case he might accept some fashion advice, here's Skepchik's Dr. Rubidium with some very good natured suggestions. A possible path to repair lies there, Dr. Taylor.
A border patrol agent fired several shots at an armed militia member while chasing a group of immigrants Friday near Brownsville, Texas…
…the man was wearing camouflage and was carrying either a rifle or shotgun.
The self appointed guardian of the galaxy was lucky — the border patrol officer (like most people) was no Dead-eye Dick, and our last line of defense from the Ebola-carrying and Mooslim terrorist hordes of twelve year olds crossing our southern border was unhurt. But, as we say in the portending business, It's Only A Matter Of Time.
The shorter:
The sheriff said militias really aren't needed at the Texas-Mexico border given the number of law enforcement agencies already working to secure the area.
"It just creates a problem from my point of view, because we don't know who they are," Lucio told the AP.
This has been another episode of Listen To The Man.
Image: Claude Monet, Jean Monet on his Hobby Horse, 1872.
I actually caught this phenomenon a couple of days ago (and was twitted on Twitter for being so late to the party), but the phenomenon of "Coal Rolling" is now an object of wonder and bemusement at a number of the usual suspects.
For those of you who have managed to enjoy life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness to this point without suffering the knowledge of this particular stupidity, here's David Weigel to explain it to you:
Forty-five second YouTube clips don't come any more American than "Prius Repellent." It starts with a camera angled from the passenger side window of a truck, pointed at the namesake Japanese hybrid car. After 12 establishing seconds, the cameraman moves and points out the back window, where viewers can read the ominous decals:
At 23 seconds, the engine revs and the viewer finally learns what the arrows were pointing at. Smoke pours out of dual stacks, right in the path of the Prius, which retreats into the rear view. The truck's passengers share a well-earned chortle.
That's right. These Real Americans™ pay good money to modify their vehicles so that they can run less efficiently and pollute more, because, you know, that's how Hydrocarbon Jesus wants it.
I know, I know. The good Lord must have loved assholes because he made so many of them. But these folks are double-secret-probation cute that way:
There are videos of "hot babes" getting rolled on, and a mega-popular video (more than 3 million views) of an annoying Prius driver complaining about diesel. "She makes me want to do a John Force style burn out right in front of her," observed one critic on DieselBurners.com.
The derp is deep here. Let's say you want to roll some of your own coal. There are sites to help you do that. Here's one — complete with a bit of pure weasel DNA up front:
Disclaimer: This article has been published for entertainment/educational purposes only. We do not recommend you modify your truck in any manner for the sole purpose of soot/smoke production. Not only may excessively high EGTs cause engine damage, but these acts are having detrimental repercussions on our industry. Consider reading the article "Smoke Responsibly" for further information, including how you can help. There is a time and a place to roll some coal – don't give the tree huggers any ammunition to support further emissions restrictions.
I'm trying to imagine the time and place…and too late re the tree huggers. TPM reports today that this is (obviously) illegal as hell anyway. But never mind, it turns out that there's a way to roll coal the "right way":
The best way to blow some serious black smoke is to go all out. Larger injectors combined with aggressive custom tuning will let you lay down some massive clouds of black smoke – the ultimate coal roll. Injectors increase the amount of fuel that can be dumped into your engine per injection cycle, while the tuning keeps the engine thinking it needs more diesel. Throw in a larger injection pump to keep fuel pressures high and add a water-methanol injection system to keep EGTs down and you have the perfect combination. With the flip of a switch, leave your challengers in a stream of thick black soot and then clean up the exhaust stream to keep the authorities happy.
I don't know what's most pathetic. The idea of some strangers just trying to get from here to there as "competitors" — think of the terror hidden in that statement, the sheer gut-churning fear of the unknown — or the urge to spend the most possible money to spend more money doing nothing but half-burn all that $4-and-up diesel.
A lot of us liberals pointing and laughing at these assholes have noted that the whole idea is a way for the carbon-industrial-complex to screw more cash out of the credulous, but a lot of folks seem to have missed the other point.
Partially combusted diesel is…no way to put this gently…not good for you. Not at all:
Exposures have been linked with acute short-term symptoms such as headache, dizziness, light-headedness, nausea, coughing, difficult or labored breathing, tightness of chest, and irritation of the eyes and nose and throat[citation needed]. Long-term exposures could lead to chronic, more serious health problems such as cardiovascular disease, cardiopulmonary disease, and lung cancer.[11][7][8] The NERC-HPA funded 'Traffic Pollution and Health in London' project at King's College London is currently seeking to refine our understanding of the health effects of traffic pollution. Ambient traffic-related air pollution was associated with decreased cognitive function in older men.[10]
Mortality from diesel soot exposure in 2001 was at least 14,400 out of the German population of 82 million, according to the official report 2352 of the Umweltbundesamt Berlin (Federal Environmental Agency of Germany).
Since the study of the detrimental health effects of nanoparticles (nanotoxicology) is still in its infancy, and the nature and extent of negative health impacts from diesel exhaust continues to be discovered.
Obviously, the goal of the hardcore coal roller is to give angst and maybe a whiff of the nasties to the fearsome folks who presume to traverse America's roads in a Prius. But as videos like this one show — the most likely consumers of soot and other particulates produced by the deep need to f**k up one's own nest are the folks who want to show the world how much smoke they can blow.
The wheels of Darwin grind slow…but very sure.
By the way — all of this can be considered a distant early preview of my conversation on Wednesday. In this month's edition of my rotating gig as host of Virtually Speaking Science, I'll be speaking (again!) with Naomi Oreskes, now a professor of the history of science at Harvard. Naomi was my first guest on the show, back in 2011.
That's when we talked about the lessons of her book (written with Erik M. Conway) Merchants of Doubt, on the ways a handful of Cold War anti-Communist scientists figured out how to sell lies wholesale, leading to the implausible success of a tiny handful of people in casting enormous doubt on the reality of climate change.
Now she and Larsen have followed that work up with a novella, The Collapse of Western Civilization. This little work — it's just fifty pages, not counting notes and such — imagines a future historian analyzing how 21st societies allowed them to fall victim to climate catastrophes that they/we knew/know are in prospect.
It's a depressing work, and speculative, and the more important for all of that. If we do go down the road of catastrophe as Oreskes and Conway lay it out, folks like our coal rollers will be a (small but exemplary) part of the reason why.
Tune in. It should be a useful downer — and funny too. Naomi is a hoot, the more so given the pathologies she studies
Image: Constantin Meunier, Black Country–Borinage, before 1905.
Go check on your friendly neigbhorhood Sus scrofa. Examine the potbellied porker ambling down your too-hip avenue. Make sure the boar in the corner sty (you could name it Dick Cheney if you're that kind of person) is still properly rooting about in his muck. Now look extra carefully: any ailerons, flaps, wings?
They've got to be there. See this, from our old friend BoBo:
The Iraqi state is much weaker than the Rwandan one, but, even so, this quick survey underlines the wisdom of the approach the Obama administration is gesturing toward in Iraq: Use limited military force to weaken those who are trying to bring in violence from outside; focus most on the political; round up a regional coalition that will pressure Iraqi elites in this post-election moment to form an inclusive new government. [Emphasis added.]
Now I confess to deep uneasiness about everything David Brooks writes, given the argument from negative authority.* I lack the knowledge to assess but have no faith at all that his potted history of post-genocide Rwanda is reliable. And then there's Brooks' usual reflexive nod to the political value of elite authoritarianism. Most of all, nowhere does Brooks acknowledge explicitly that the Bush years were a colossal f**king mistake/moral disaster, nor that he was a complicit cheerleader in that catastrophe.
But here you see Brooks implicitly acknowledging the failure of the neocon adventure and, mirabile dictu stating without a hedge, an "on the other hand" or any qualifier that President Obama is getting it right, is wise.
Smacked in the gob am I.
All I can say is: be careful standing under today as those flocks of pigs fly by.
*I.e. While it's never reliable to say that because someone is labelled an expert in something, anything they say is likely right (see, e.g. Shockley, William…), it is a very useful heuristic to assume that someone who is wrong a lot is going to be similarly wrong going forward. That's especially true for someone — so many in our pundit class — who are wrong for a living.
Image: Max Liebermann, Schweinekoben, Wochenstube [My German sucks, but the Google machine tells me that this could be read as "Pigsty, Maternity room" — any help from the commentariat gratefully received], 1887
I have to confess. Can't claim I'm terribly surprised by this:*
There's not been a lot of discussion of evolution in Neil deGrasse Tyson's Cosmos so far, and yet a very slight reference to it was so upsetting to Fox's Oklahoma City affiliate that they just "happened" to run a promo for the nightly news over the show's sole mention it, as you can see in the above video.
Hit the link (to the delightful io9) to see what so spooked the delicate sensibilities of the good folks at Fox25 Oklahoma City.
On the one hand, I'm glad: the competitive advantage of the science-friendly states can only grow in the face of willed ignorance elsewhere. On the other, I'm terribly sad. I don't live only on my block; I'm a citizen of a commonwealth, a country and a member of a global commons. The more such idiocy persists, the more we all lose.
*Back when I was working w. Neil deGrasse Tyson on the NOVA series Origins, I made the film on the evolution of the universe to the chemical conditions compatible with earth-like life. I wanted to call it "In the beginning," for obvious reasons. My elders and betters morphed that to "Back to the Beginning" — which manages to offend those who would be offended anyway while losing all the force of original. So it ain't just Fox, ya know.


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Today we have two instances where policy tanks that I usually disagree with make important tax policy points.
First, The center-left Tax Policy Center, a project of the Brookings Institution (which I castigate below), makes an important observation about the overrated problem of income inequality in their paper, Would a significant increase in the top income tax rate substantially alter income inequality? The summary (my emphasis):
The high level of income inequality in the United States is at the forefront of policy attention. This paper focuses on one potential policy response: an increase in the top personal income tax rate. We conduct a simulation analysis using the Tax Policy Center (TPC) microsimulation model to determine how much of a reduction in income inequality would be achieved from increasing the top individual tax rate to as much as 50 percent. We calculate the resulting change in income inequality assuming an explicit redistribution of all new revenue to households in the bottom 20 percent of the income distribution. The resulting effects on overall income inequality are exceedingly modest.
I have zero hope that politicians will heed this. Just because you take from the rich doesn't mean it goes to the poor. It goes to the well-connected, as in the next item.
Second, the not-so-center-left Good Jobs First takes the side of the angels in the battle against state tax incentives, with a survey of small businesses called In Search of a Level Playing Field:
A national survey of leaders of small business organizations reveals that they overwhelmingly believe that state economic development incentives favor big businesses, that states are overspending on large individual deals, and that state incentive programs are not effectively meeting the needs of small businesses seeking to grow.
I think they have this exactly right. It's not start-ups that get the big deals from the legislature and the Economic Development bureaucrats. It's the well-connected and wealthy companies that know how to work the system. The rest of us get to pay for it.
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Jason Dinesen, The Iowa School Tuition Organization Tax Credit. "Iowa offers dozens of obscure tax credits. The one I get asked about most is the tax credit available for donations to a 'school tuition organization' or STO."
Kay Bell, Maryland issuing court-ordered county tax credit refunds. If you don't want to repay illegal taxes, don't collect illegal taxes.
Russ Fox, How to Wynne Your Money Back in Maryland
Paul Neiffer, IRS Provides List of Counties Eligible For Additional Extension on Livestock Replacement
Jim Maule, Taxation of Prizes, Question Two. He quotes a post from a sweepstakes message board:
I won concert VIP tickets, there is no value on the tickets, so I can't sell them. If no value is on them, why am I paying taxes on them?
Mr. Maule explains that there is a value. If there isn't, then why didn't the winner give them away?
Robert D. Flach, WON'T YOU TAKE THIS ADVICE I HAND YOU LIKE A BROTHER: MY BEST TAX ADVICE FROM OVER 40 YEARS' EXPERIENCE PREPARING 1040s.
InsureBlog, Yes, The New York Obamacare Co-op [squandered*] $340 Million. *The actual headline uses a more colorful term.
Robert Wood, Hillary Backs Cadillac Tax Repeal
TaxProf, The IRS Scandal, Day 874. Today's edition features IRS agents abusing their power on everyday taxpayers. But we can trust them to regulate their tax preparer adversaries, right?
Arnold Kling, Hypocrisy and Cowardice at Brookings. Arnold addresses the firing by the Brookings Institution of Robert Litan, a scholar accused by Senator Elizabeth Warren of "writing a research paper to benefit his corporate patrons." He is appalled:
1. Robert Litan is one of the most decent individuals in the whole economics profession.
2. Giving Litan's scalp (sorry for the pun) to Elizabeth Warren does nothing to bolster the integrity of Brookings. It amounts to speaking cowardice to power.
There's more. The episode is appalling, and it shows the totalitarian tendencies that are barely beneath the surface of Senator Warren's populism.
Alan Cole, Donald Trump's Tax Plan Will Not Be Revenue-Neutral Under Any Circumstances (Tax Policy Blog)
Jeremy Scott, Trump's Tax Plan Is Pretty Much GOP Orthodoxy (Tax Analysts Blog)
Matt Gardner, How Donald Trump's Carried Interest Tax Hike Masks a Massive Tax Cut for Wealthy Money Managers (Tax Justice Blog)
Peter Reilly, Trump Tax Plan Would Increase Deficit By Over $10 Trillion
Tony Nitti, Love Trump, Hate Romney, But Their Tax Plans Are One And The Same
Renu Zaretsky, Thirty days, goodbye September, shutdown talks—maybe in December. Today's TaxVox headline roundup covers shutdown politics, plans to use reconciliation procedures to pass bills repealing pieces of Obamacare, and tax Trumpalism.
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disposizione (feminine)(of ideas: on page) organizzazione (feminine)(of shells, dried flowers etc.) composizione (feminine)seating arrangements
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- A new law allows transgender citizens to decide their own gender—and all it takes is a piece of paper.
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Cook: 2-1/2 hours + cooling
10 plum tomatoes
2 garlic cloves
1 small onion, cut into wedges
2 jalapeno peppers
1/4 cup cilantro leaves
1/2 teaspoon salt, optional
Core tomatoes. Cut a small slit in two tomatoes; insert a garlic
clove into each slit. Place tomatoes and onion in a 3-qt. slow
Cut stems off jalapenos; remove seeds if a milder salsa is desired.
Place jalapenos in the slow cooker.
Cover and cook on high for 2-1/2 to 3 hours or until vegetables are
softened (some may brown slightly); cool.
In a blender, combine the tomato mixture, cilantro and salt if
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Jun 18 2013, 5:54pm CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
Charlie Sheen has allegedly threatened to quit 'Anger Management'.
The 47-year-old actor, who plays therapist Charlie Goodson in the comedy series, has told producers that he will walk away from the FX show unless they fire Selma Blair, who portrays Dr. Kate Wales, immediately.
A source told gossip website TMZ.com that the actor returned to work on Monday (06.17.13), where he told producers he wants the actress's contract to be terminated as soon as possible because he believes that she has been trashing his work ethic behind his back.
The insider said that Charlie has accepted that firing someone suddenly is not an easy process but he wants the show's executives to start drawing up an exit strategy for his co-star.
Selma, who was not on the set on Monday, admitted she is in the dark about her potential termination, saying: "I don't know anything."
Executives at the FX network are currently said to be locked in talks as they scramble to come up with a solution for the situation.
The outspoken actor - who was fired from 'Two and a Half Men' in 2011 after his infamous hell-raising lifestyle got out of control - is said to be adamant he wants Mila Kunis to replace Selma.
He has apparently pitched a 10-episode storyline to producers with Mila and the 'Ted' actress will be offered $1 million per episode to take on the part.
Charlie, who is reportedly set to earn between $75 million and $200 million if he completes the 100-episode order for the series, has starred in roughly 50 episodes to date.
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Sage is an excellent spice for cooking. I don't use it very often, and was reminded at how savory the spice can be when used, especially when used with vegetables, when I went to a holiday family gathering where someone has used sage as the primary spice in a delicious greenbean dish that was nutritious and had tons of flavor.
The sage flower is purples, and it almost reminds me of a salvia, and in fact I do believe it may be in the salvia family, as it has multiple buds going up the shaft of the stalk. The part of the sage plant that is used in cooking however, is not the purple flower, but rather the green part of the plant, the leaves. The flavor of sage in the rough is often bitter with a slightly sweet smell, but in cooking with it, salt and sweet spices often complement it and cut the bitterness quite a bit, so the real aroma and taste comes out.
Sage is often used in Mediterranean cooking, but is not quite as popular here in the US in our cooking for some reason. Sage is often used in sausages and meats as a wonderfully aromatic and complementary spice, and is often used in sauces to put over pasta. Now, on to the good stuff. What are the therapeutic and health benefits of sage? Well, it can be used as a stimulating tonic for the digestive tract, and has also been used in conjunction with an alcohol base as a mouthwash to help mouth sores heal faster.
Sage has been known to repel insects of many kinds, however, it attracts bees like crazy, so if you're allergic to bees, you may want to buy your sage in the grocery store instead of growing it in your garden!


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Rhyl, UK
#33682 Jan 19, 2013
#33683 Jan 19, 2013
You're a bitter man, Teddy.
Rhyl, UK
#33684 Jan 19, 2013
Your last statement was correct, but uncalled for. Buck up yourself.
Since: Apr 08
"the green troll"
#33685 Jan 19, 2013
I stopped reading there.
Hadaway and shite.
#33686 Jan 19, 2013
You read him very well at first blush when he appeared all of a sudden in the forum.
There are many guys like him. They misunderstand how well-trained scientists are today. They should remember how easy it was to land great jobs at their time due to racism.
#33687 Jan 19, 2013
Show me or point me to the fully realistic, affordable, politically feasible global plan of action and realistic calculations of the costs and projected results in terms of change in atmospheric CO2 concentrations. I can be convinced.
All we've seen so far are calls for vaguely defined action with no specific implementation planning, useless jibber jabber at UN forums, and spurious cost-benefit calculations that completely ignore opportunity costs. That, and projections showing essentially nil reduction in atmospheric CO2 concentrations even in the most optimistic cases because of the extremely long residence time of CO2 in the atmosphere.
Too simplistic, as certain interventions have differing effects on future GDP growth. Also, opportunity costs of forced uneconomic allocations of GDP must be fully considered - 1% of GDP diverted into AGW mitigation initiatives means 1% of GDP that is consequently not spent on other things that improve the human condition, wealth, health, lifespan, etc.
Wonderful. Beautiful dream. I'm with you, bro - all the way.
I just have one small question - what's the specific concrete action plan you have in mind that will change hundreds of thousands of years of genetically-programmed human behaviors in 6 billion people - tribes and nations making war on each other for women, water, wealth, slaves, prestige, whatever?
#33688 Jan 19, 2013
Yes. Of course you did.
#33689 Jan 19, 2013
You know what research is, so do some. Rather than simply whine about the lack of proposed solutions to greenhouse warming of the earth, why not look them up?
McKinsey is one of several organizations doing extensive work on this, including country-by-country cost/benefit analyses for numerous solutions: http://www.mckinsey.com/client_service/sustai...
You might look up Nicholas Stern, Martin Weitzman or any number of other economists who have calculated efficient courses of action.
But first you'll have to climb out of that box in which your career so comfortably nestled you.
#33691 Jan 19, 2013
You've previously linked the McKinsey study last year, we've already discussed it before and its flawed methodology - lack of full opportunity cost analysis, and the authors' own admission of using incestuous data from a narrow circle of researchers all recycling the same single source data among themselves. Not a robust study.
These are economists' theoretical studies of magically wished-into-place "solutions" without any treatment of the very large political and practical barriers to actually implementing them.
Academic. Not a practical or implementable action plan for which political or financial backing could be mobilized.
Since: Jan 13
#33692 Jan 19, 2013
You appear to place no $$ value on having a livable, healthy planet.
Like the fable's miser who killed the goose who laid the golden eggs -- in order to get all those golden eggs out now for himself.
#33693 Jan 20, 2013
More useless scientific science fiction useless babble cut and paste BS. Will it ever end?
#33695 Jan 20, 2013
It will not work walloped10 we know its you with more scientific science fiction useless cut and paste BS. Will it ever end?
#33696 Jan 20, 2013
Yes. I am. You noticed ...
#33697 Jan 20, 2013
Well - let's review the post I was responding to:
"... science, which you don't have a clue about ... anything else you have to say is worthless ... arrogant and stupid ... There really is no fool like an old fool."
Hmmm. No - I'm going to have to go ahead and disagree with you there, Large - may I call you Large?
The last statement in my post that you found "uncalled for" was quite reserved in comparison.
FG may be a punk, but she's a very smart one - and clearly anyone who can dish it out like he does routinely can certainly take it. I doubt she's weeping her eyes out in hurt over anything I've posted to him.
But thanks for your concern. Always good to check oneself from time to time.
#33698 Jan 20, 2013
You seem to place no reputational value on refraining from posting bullsh!t strawmen.
Homo sapiens has been exploiting resources for essentially short-term gain over long-run consequences for millenia, and will continue to do so indefinitely. It's what the species does, and why it has been so fabulously successful as a species. I do not judge - I merely observe.
So you're attacking my character and blaming me personally for the behavior of an entire species, merely because I make this simple observation?
Not guilty, your Honor.
Since: Apr 08
"the green troll"
#33699 Jan 20, 2013
Sometimes human beings pull up an put the long term consequences over short term gains.
The latest example:
Before that, acid rain and CFCs.
Will human beings take the short term gains and screw up the environment for their grandchildren?
Well, there are plenty of greedy lying bastards who'd like to do so.
#33700 Jan 20, 2013
We make decisions and those decisions have consequences. Look at the smog in Beijing this week and how much manufacturing they had to close down when they hosted the Olympics. We decide to buy things that are made in a country with no democracy (the opposite of Communist Dictatorship is democracy, not communist -capitalism)and no environmentalist group has a chance at changing anything over there...consequently from 1993 to 2013 global warming has gotten a lot worse. Buy American, where the average person can have something to say about how much pollution the manufacturing process creates, because you are either part of the problem or part of the solution. John C. UnitedAmericanConsumer dot com
Since: Dec 08
gauley bridge wv
#33701 Jan 20, 2013
Which is why we will head into space on a massive scale. Too many resources out there. Too much money to be made.
#33702 Jan 20, 2013
Yep, fair point. And there are certainly other examples - global treaties and agreements on protection of fisheries, e.g.- but it must be recognized that in each of these cases,
a) real and severe consequences (minimata disease, ozone depletion, dead lakes in the Northeast) were being demonstrably and inarguably experienced in the immediate present, not speculatively 50 or 100 years down the road, and
b) the "fix" was relatively simple and low-impact - remove some specific compounds from commercial use that each represented a trivial percentage of the total economy, and for which technology/product substitutions were readily available.
c) acid rain in particular doesn't represent an encouraging example of the kind of global cooperation required to address AGW, merely one of a single country - the US - mandating a readily-available technology (FGD) on power plants at minor incremental cost. Coal plants around the world continue to spew unregulated megatonnes of sulfur and nitrogen oxides into the atmosphere causing acid rain around the globe in places like most of eastern Europe from Poland northward into Scandinavia, southeastern coastal China, and Taiwan.(And let's not miss the opportunity the acid rain story affords to be reminded yet again how dangerously incompetent well-intentioned Governments are in picking and mandating technology; the US government's mandating catalytic converters on autos to cut unburned HC emissions and smog has had the undesirable side effect of substantially _increasing_ emissions of nitrogen oxides,_worsening_ the acid rain problem. Not to mention increasing releases of N2O, a greenhouse gas over three hundred times more potent than CO2, as I know you're aware).
So these examples of enlightened collective action on a global scale really don't even approach the kind of leap required to address AGW to any substantial degree - asking 6 billion people to stop combusting carbon-based fuels for which no adequate substitute presently exists or is even on the horizon, and just take the hit on their living conditions and economic well-being, to avoid conjectured predictions of bad consequences generations from now?(Yes, I know you're seeing red over my use of the term "conjecture" - An opinion or conclusion formed on the basis of incomplete information - but however certain and complete the scientific community may consider the science behind these predictions re: AGW to be, they are not 100% complete or certain, and an true scientist speaking honestly with integrity must and would freely admit they are properly said to represent conjecture, albeit highly reliable conjecture. Political activists and anti-globalist ideologues riding AGW as a stalking horse for other agendas, of course - not so much ...).
All of which is just to explain why I don't find in these examples much reason to think the kind of unprecedented leap in enlightened collective human action on a global scale required to bend the global T curve down to any significant degree is within the realm of reality. Experience tells us whatever action does manage to emerge from the well-intentioned global collective is as likely to create even bigger unanticipated woes in other areas ...
So - will human beings take the short term gains and screw up the environment for their grandchildren? Yes, Virginia - I'm afraid the preponderance of all the millenia of evidence says they probably will.
And yes, sadly greedy lying bastards have always been in plentiful supply in the real world, and always will be.
Since: Jan 13
#33703 Jan 20, 2013
It's MUCH more than "speculative" say virtuall ALL THE WORLD RENOWN SCIENCE AGENCIES.
Here is NASA stating how we know:
Here is the ROYAL SOCIETY of England and this is typical
<<It is certain that increased greenhouse gas emissions from the burning of fossil fuels and from land use change lead to a warming of climate, and it is very likely that these green house gases are the dominant cause of the global warming that has been taking place over the last 50 years.
Whilst the extent of climate change is often expressed in a single figure - global temperature - the effects of climate change (such as temperature, precipitation and the frequency of extreme weather events) will vary greatly from place to place.
Increasing atmospheric CO2 also leads to ocean acidification which risks profound impacts on many marine ecosystems and in turn the societies which depend on them.
The Society has worked on the issue of climate change for many years to further the understanding of this issue. These activities have been informed by decades of publicly available, peer-reviewed studies by thousands of scientists across a wide range of disciplines. Climate science, like any other scientific discipline, develops through vigorous debates between experts, but there is an overwhelming consensus regarding its fundamentals. Climate science has a firm basis in physics and is supported by a wealth of evidence from real world observations.
The problem is the OIL and COAL companies are starting a misinformation
campaign on global warming.
Here is Scientific American:
<< There is, in fact, a climate conspiracy. It just happens to be one launched by the fossil fuel industry to obscure the truth about climate change and delay any action...
As physicist and climate historian Spencer Weart told The Washington Post: "It's a symptom of something entirely new in the history of science: Aside from crackpots who complain that a conspiracy is suppressing their personal discoveries, we've never before seen a set of people accuse an entire community of scientists of deliberate deception and other professional malfeasance. Even the tobacco companies never tried to slander legitimate cancer researchers." Well, probably they did, but point taken.>>
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"A Disaster Waiting to Happen" - Mike Swanson (01/13/2014)
Last week on Bloomberg an "analyst" from the American Enterprise Institute declared that the United States federal government will generate a budget surplus in 2017. He claims that this will happen because a Republican will get in the White House and generate a massive economic boom.
He also said it will happen because of oil fracking, which is something these people talk as if it is a miracle.
On CNBC last week I saw a guest refer to these predictions as a reason to expect the stock market to continue to go straight up.
This is all insanity.
Here is a CNBC clip from Friday with a talking head saying ignore weak economic data, because we are in an economic boom.
For the CNBC "expert" all bad news is to be ignored, because we are in a supposed economic boom and that means bad news is not real.
But where is the boom? I don't see it where I live.
They say this though on CNBC, because they simply want to find a reason to believe the stock market will keep going up.
So whenever there is bad economic data they totally dismiss it, because it doesn't fit in with what they want to believe.
The reality is the stock market is going up because the Fed is printing billions of dollars of money every month - and we are in a cyclical bull market that began in 2009.
Bull markets end when they end.
But they don't want to say that on TV, because that may make the viewer ask questions about the stock market. So now all they are doing is coming up with crazy explanations and predictions to support the idea that the stock market will just go up forever.
This is bubble talk folks!
It's the type of nonsense you start to hear as a cyclical bull market reaches its final innings.
And BTW the American Enterprise Institute also was one of the biggest promoters of the Iraq war - claiming that if the US invaded Iraq that it would be easy to transform the nation into a Democracy.
It's a disgusting neocon big government think tank - and you shouldn't take their predictions seriously, because they have been so wrong in the past.
They will say anything to encourage more government spending for the groups it likes, when in fact what is going on is that we are on the verge of a "disaster waiting to happen."
Instead of wanting to feel confident that some Republican is going to fix everything what last year has shown us is that the Republican Party leadership is totally hopeless when it comes to doing anything to fix the budget deficit.
I say this because they agreed to spend MORE money in the coming years in a bi-partisan budget deal that they used to push billions of more dollars at the special interest defense contractors that fund them.
Watch what they do and not what they say.
We cannot sit here and just hope some politician is going to get in and fix everything for us. Obama failed. There is no reason think the next President will do anything better.
And you shouldn't just put all your hopes in the next guy anyway.
We must look after ourselves. We must manage our money and assets wisely - and yes that may mean investing in gold even when we are told that gold is risky and dangerous by the TV experts.
This weekend Eric King did a must listen too interview with former Reagan budget director David Stockman.
Some excerpts:
Eric King: "As you watch the central planners desperately attempting to keep the global financial system intact, you've been there, you were working with President Reagan, can this system (ultimately) be saved?"
Stockman: "I think it's inherently unstable. What they are doing is destructive. The balance sheet at the Fed, even if they stay on the $10-billion-a-month taper, is going to end up sooner or later close to $5 trillion, which would be 10 times greater than it was at the beginning of this century.
Well, the economy at the beginning of this century was $12 trillion or $13 trillion, and it's $17 trillion now. So it (the economy is only) up a small fraction, and yet the balance sheet of the Fed is up ten-fold by the time they finish this current round (of QE).
To me that is a disaster waiting to happen because they have no clue about how they would ever shrink the balance sheet of the Fed. And if they don't shrink the balance sheet of the Fed, it means that we've just fraudulently monetized a massive amount of the federal debt."
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