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Here is a great song made to scare away anybody's Monday blues… check out the new song Cavalier by Silver Columns….
Here is a great song made to scare away anybody's Monday blues… check out the new song Cavalier by Silver Columns….
I hopped on my bike today and rode to work with my iPhone on shuffle. Since the whole shuffle phenomenon came into my life I have become consistently attachment to some type of music playing device (be it an ipod or an iphone) I have found new music every day that I already have!
Now today Kings of Convenience came on with Misread which lulled me into a cycling trance and before I knew it I was already at work.
Kings of Convenience are an indie duo made up of Erlend Øye and Eirik Glambek Bøe from Bergen, Norway.
Here is the nerve calming and emotion sensitive song with its pretty video to go along.
OK guys I've been listening to too much Pandora lately and haven't gotten any good music for you to listen to in a while BUT VAMPIRE WEEKEND took my attention today!
So gooooo and listen and keep listening to them because they are great and fun and will keep you on your feet with a smile all day long.
And another song for your listening pleasure is "Cousins" by Vampire Weekend!
Dita Von Teese, queen of burlesque and hot retro style, took in the sights and sounds of this year's Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.
Dita spent the three-day event looking flawless in a variety of outfits that adapted retro glamour for life under a sunny desert sky.
(Left): I am in love with Dita's nautical-style, high-waisted trousers. Her updo is also rockin', managing a put-together look that is also casual.
(Above): From the mary jane wedges to the layers of bangles, this is Dita's awesome version of boho beauty. I love all the earthy tones on that tropical print dress!
(Above): Ladylike charm is what it's all about in this look. Soft satin ruffles, that polished hat and a pretty chain purse keep Dita looking elegant. Psssst, recognize that lovely lady with her? Yep, it's Katy Perry looking day-glo pretty.
What was your favorite Dita look?
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On the left is Mia DJing at the Indioasis Music Lounge, where she played along side Macy Gray and Sky Ferreira among many others!
Mia is not only a music guru, but a fashionista of the highest kind! I love how Mia stayed LA glamorous while mixing it all up. Mia paired an oversized bright rose red hat with a short and loose cropped top. The tropical printed cut offs keep this outfit funky and the red lipstick matches the bright headband to finish it off.
Below is Mia in a sweet printed tee with Danny Masterson at the Diesel Artist Brunch!
Mia also played at the Music Loves Fashion event with the electric violinist Caitlin Moe! Mia and Caitlin just did a tour together, and I don't doubt they blew up this party.
And here are some other pics of Mia out and about. First is Mia at the Festival captured by photographer Mark the Cobrasnake. I like her light and loose top with the printed skirt and leather handbag.
Below is Mia in a custom Jeremy Scott "Angel Toga" at the Jeremy Scott X Adidas Coachella After-Party.


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As an oil painter, Mrs. Crews says, "My work concentrates on the very scenes of domestic life that take me away from painting. Some scenes of domesticity require self-portrayal; others are simply familiar scenes of my daily dealings." Crews' work will be on display in 1800 Prime from Feb.
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Anthony Recker C NYM 3 months ago
Recker signed a minor league contract with the Indians on Friday that includes an invite to spring training.
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Recker was sent outright to Triple-A Las Vegas Thursday.
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Recker was optioned to Triple-A Las Vegas on Sunday.
Recker was deemed expendable following the activation of Travis d'Arnaud on Wednesday, as the Mets will use Kevin Plawecki (head) as their backup catcher moving forward.
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Recker will replace Kevin Plawecki in the lineup Tuesday against San Francisco, Adam Rubin of ESPN New York reports.
Plawecki continues to experience vertigo-like symptoms following an ear infection, and will be replaced behind the plate by Recker. Over his last three games, Recker has gone 1-for-11 with six strikeouts.
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Recker smashed his first two homers of the year Thursday -- both solo shots off Cubs starter Travis Wood.
The homers came in Recker's first two at-bats; he struck out in his next two before being pulled in a double switch. This is the first hint of offensive production Recker's provided this season, but he does have the power to hit a ball over the fence here and there. Worth noting, at least to some degree, is that all five of his hits on the season have come in his last five games.
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Recker is starting at catcher Sunday against the Phillies.
Kevin Plawecki is being given off on a day game after a night one, resulting in Recker starting. The fact that Recker is starting is a good indication he is still the back up catcher, as manager Terry Collins could have elected to start Johnny Monell, a lefty hitter, against righty Chad Billingsley.
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Recker has a bone spur in the back of his right elbow but will play through the injury, ESPN New York's Adam Rubin reports.
With Travis d'Arnaud out, Recker is backing up Kevin Plawecki. Recker could opt to have the surgery before year-end, which is currently plan. If Recker decides to go that route, would mean that Plawecki or Johnny Monell would back up d'Arnaud when he comes off the disabled list.
Anthony Recker C NYM 10 months ago
Recker is suffering from swelling in his right elbow, Mike Vorkunov of The Star-Ledger reports.
Recker reportedly war a sleeve following Tuesday's game, likely an indication of the elbow issue. It's unclear exactly what he's dealing with at this point, but with Travis d'Arnaud already on the shelf, the Mets may have to reach further into the organizational depths than they hoped if Recker's injury turns out to be serious. However, he should be considered day-to-day for now until more information on the situation becomes available.
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Recker is starting Sunday, giving Travis d'Arnaud a rare day off, the NY Post reports.
Recker's playing time is likely to be minimal, especially if d'Arnaud hits like many expect he will. D'Arnaud has already driven in five runs, thanks to his hot start, and should be back in the lineup Monday.
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Recker is dealing with right wrist soreness, ESPN New York's Adam Rubin reports.
Recker was held out of Saturday's Grapefruit League game as a result, but he was still able to take hacks in the batting cage, indicating the injury isn't anything that's especially worrisome. He should still be viewed as the favorite to open the season as the backup catcher to Travis d'Arnaud.


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17 January 2016 - Tad to give a talk at UGA Plant Biology on 1 February.
8 January 2016 - Farewell to Kai Zhu, who moves to Rice University as a Huxley Fellow, but collaboration with him continues.
9 December 2015 - The lab picks the best papers of 2015.
11 November 2015 - Stanford CEHG interviews Andrew, our newest postdoc. Read here.
10 November 2015 - Manpreet invited to speak at Genomics of Energy & Environment meeting at JGI in March next year.
3 October 2015 - Po-Ju receives Volterra award for the best student talk in theoretical ecology at ESA.
25 September 2015 - Tad to give a UC Davis Ecology and Evolution seminar on 1 October.
14 September 2015 - Tad to give a talk at Iowa State EEOB on 17 September.
1 September 2015 - Rachel Vannette, our former postdoc, starts her lab at UC Davis Dept of Entomology and Nematology.
4 August 2015 - Our talks at ESA next week:
- Manpreet on nectar yeast genomic diversity
- Kai on global change impacts on grassland
- Po-Ju on herbivory-pollination coupling
- Rachel on microbe-plant-animal interactions
- Tad on priority effects in metacommunities
19 July 2015 - Farewell to Meike, who will soon start a new postdoc with Joachim Hermisson at Vienna. But collaboration with her continues.
25 June 2015 - Lab's first PhD Matt Knope accepts Assistant Professor position offer from Biology Department at the University of San Francisco.
1 June 2015 - Po-Ju's paper on plant-soil feedback recommended by Bernhard Schmid et al. in Faculty of 1000.
25 April 2015 - Tad to give a talk on 1 May as a G. Evelyn Hutchinson Speaker invited by Yale EEB graduate students.
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Photo of Corallus hortulanus (Amazon Tree Boa). Male, orange, patterned. For larger resolutions, please feel free to contact me.
Beautiful snake, for some reason it kinda reminds me of a Brazilian Rainbow Boa, but both of those breeds of snakes are pretty.
BEAUTIFUL boy!
Dawww Thanks! He says thanks too, with love nibbles
LOL, he's welcome and so are you.
I hear these guys are absolutely moody!
I hear these guys are absolutely moody!
That's a serious understatement!! A lot of it is just that there haven't been that many captive bred generations so a lot are still WC, Captive-born, or first/second generation captive bred. I've held babies that were as mild tempered as my Boa Constrictors and I've held adults that I can swear are Devil Spawn. LOL
LOL, oh dear. That sounds quite insane! I bet it's an interesting species to work with, though.
Oh definitely. It's a... nice??... change from the mellow temperaments of my other snakes LOL.
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- Light, in such a form, was found rarely in these times. Shadows suffocate our...my lands, choking the little hope I have left. Ha! To sound so bitter now. Thats what years of exile will do to you. Still, there is something at work here. Something, for once, that means me no harm, no conflict. Something mystical, something orphic. -
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I don't like this smoke, the cloudy nebula and the huge amount of stars. I don't know, because of that it kind of seems like low quality.
But It's an AWESOME piece of art.
But It's an AWESOME piece of art.
Gah! I wish I could make forgrounds like that.. I've tried.. And failed many times!
wow! awesome
Wow, sometimes I make a big planet like the big planet in this one but I'm not good with it
anyway I'll try
this work is more than incredible by the way
anyway I'll try
this work is more than incredible by the way
Only thing I dislike is the the blurryness of that energy... but other than that this is excellent... I really love that planet!!!
I don't know if you aim for perspective in your art
the zoom effect where there is a light source throws off the perspective
the zoom effect where there is a light source throws off the perspective
Yes, there is no problem in using images on dA for desktops.
Erm but there is nothing you can do to stop them hitting that download button. Afterall thats why we post our art here - so it is available for uses such as desktops.
Lol.. i don't think that's the case. I mean that everybody submit their art so that people can download them. That's why there are different categories like wallpaper. But yeah you can't stop them downloading so what the heck.
...I...I...I love it!!!!!!!!!!
Great work
so beautiful. loved it
Ok, from now on assume that i'm going to say somthing like "SO AWSOME" because that's all that comes to mind when i look at your work. another lol
This is the piece that inspired me to make Salmarnir. AWESOME!
Very nice, has this mystic feel to it.
Absolutly stunning, the best picture I have ever seen, after Stargazer II, of course.
ver fun!
it's nice, i like the contrast of colors!
great work
great work
I like the new style you're developing...full of organic feeling, glow and vibrance
Been busy with these things while I was gone, eh?
wow my friend this is just amazing
gorgeous space scape
Nice Job
Everything but the blue planet is magnificent. The planet seems too simple, with its surface fading out too soon to fit in with the top-notch lighting.
Unique, has a very mystical feel which I dig.
Sauce on plate very good.
Sauce on plate very good.
planet is so beautiful
I like the different approach.
Someone in Mars looking back at Earth?
Exile... Interesting.
Exile... Interesting.
Dude, this is fucking awesome! I don't get how you can be this good!
i love the glow off the planet. looks very mysterious
kinda thing. the dark nebulas are really sweet looking
too. the contrast of collars just makes the piece so
kinda thing. the dark nebulas are really sweet looking
too. the contrast of collars just makes the piece so
Ah...I love this wide view and the massive planet below. I actually like those dark, solid "cloud nebulae". They look like dark dust clouds...which there are plenty of in nebulous regions of space. I say keep 'em as they are. I like how they block out the stars behind...gives the impression that they are fairly close to this system. Excellent work!!
you taste like pie....and ur pics of apple pie wich is especially good!
hmmm pie
hmmm pie
Yet more brilliance from the resident space art God...I'm teling ya man, this is sheer brilliance O_O LOL XD!!!
blue is my favourite and this just glows it
Man you pump out orgasmic images fast, good to see. Nice use of bordering + great atmosphere to the whole piece. The only noticeable thing i find to critique is that the nebulae colourations on the right seem a bit burnt in comparison to the rest of the piece. & im not quite sure whether i like that use of the smoke stock that much, seems a bit blurred, its not that bad though, but it does cutoff on the ends a bit soon. The depth is sweet though, it feels very 'vast' as you look at it.
I Love auroras!
Interesting piece
however, I think the clouds on the side need a liiiiiiiiiittle bit of touching up.
other than that, great piece!
however, I think the clouds on the side need a liiiiiiiiiittle bit of touching up.
other than that, great piece!
Another great piece Sam
wow awsome!
great colors and effects!!!
lovely this work!!
lovely this work!!
Nice! Though i'm not so sure about those dark clouds on the left, i mean you can really see that they're clouds, not spacedust/nebulae. U should try painting on them or blending more.
Over all great piece as always.
Over all great piece as always.
I kinda see what you mean. Hmm not sure atm, I kinda like the fact they look solid and cloud like, but i'll pay attention if I revise the piece.
very nice work dude
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"Now brother Woodley, Rev. _______ will share his apology with you and then you can apologize to him." These are last words I needed to hear to understand the jist of "platform reconciliation" about twelve years ago. "Why in hell would I want to apologize?," I asked myself. I then left the event and vowed never to enable this type of trite confession offering cheap reconciliation again. Over the years the movement has become more sophisticated but the core is still sick, missing key components … [Read more...]
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Is Violent Racism Making a Comeback or Has it Ever Gone Away? by Randy Woodley
Many White people thought we had racism almost licked in America. We would all at the least, like to believe racism has become more subtle than it was in former days. I don't see it. It was shameful to hear how the entire stock of "Trayvon Martin Targets" sold out in just two days. The targets did not have Trayvon's face but were of a young man in a hoodie holding Skittles and an Arizona Ice Tea. The target was on the heart, where Trayvon was shot. What is especially frightening about this is im … [Read more...]
Racism and the Fear of the Other
Woops! It surfaced again. Most of the country was shocked to hear the news of an interracial couple being kicked out of the all White, Freewill Baptist Church in Pikeville Kentucky last week. Sure, we were a bit surprised but after all, it is "rural Kentucky" and wasn't the word "Baptist" used? Easily dismissed as a anomaly, we store the occurrence in the "you know you're a redneck when" file of our brain and move on but please…Not so fast…What about October 2009 when a Justice of the Peace i … [Read more...]


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Richard Simmons twerks for Obamacare.
Update: WaPo 'Fact Checker' advises reporters not to rely on the White House for accurate Obamacare enrollment figures. (more…)
Richard Simmons twerks for Obamacare.
Update: WaPo 'Fact Checker' advises reporters not to rely on the White House for accurate Obamacare enrollment figures. (more…)
The latest brilliant idea from the minds that gave us Obamacare (and the Obamacare website written in Spanglish): The Obamacare Telethon.
ObamaCare's state-based marketplaces are partnering with an enrollment group in a new attempt to boost young people's interest in the healthcare law.
The campaign from Covered California, Enroll America and other exchanges will livestream an ObamaCare-themed variety show from Los Angeles on Thursday, according to an advisory.
Because young people just love the comedy-variety genre.
The way the genius progressives have set up Obamacare requires young and healthy people to grossly overpay for insurance in order to subsidize older and sicker people. So far, not enough of them have been stupid enough to take up Obamacare on this deal to make the system sustainable.
But the architects of Obamacare hope a six-hour variety show will be enough to convince them to make a really bad economic decision. [Of course, they were stupid enough to vote for Obama in the first place.] On the other hand, the insulting "Brosurance" Ads didn't quite work the magic the genius progressives expected.
They aren't even calling it the 'Affordable Care Act" anymore because the "affordable" part has become such a tragic joke and a reminder of the lies this POS was sold under. Now, they just avert their eyes and call it PPACA when they have to defend it; trying to hide their shame behind a bland acronym.
Thanks, Peter H.
The left despises Walmart. [I'm not a fan, either, but unlike a leftist, my disdain for Walmart doesn't translate into a desire to deny other people the opportunity to work and shop there; live and let live.] But in terms of affordability and access to quality medical services, Walmart's plan beats Obamacare hands down.
Obamacare offers a restricted list of hospital participation. Walmart, on the other hand, belongs to a national healthcare network that provides almost twice as many participating hospitals. What's more, Walmart's network of doctors dwarfs Obamacare's. "You will notice there are 9,837 doctors [under Obamacare]. But the larger network is 24,904 doctors. Huge, huge difference," Slayton said.
In addition to better care, the Journal of the American Medical Association revealed that unsubsidized Obamacare enrollees will incur monthly premiums up to nine times higher than Walmart premiums. JAMA indicated that the unsubsidized premium for a nonsmoking couple age 60 can cost $1,365 per month, while the Walmart monthly premium for the same couple would be $134 per month.
But while the Walmart health plan may beat Obamacare by costing less and offering better options, it can't come close to Obamacare in terms of massive inefficiency, cronyism, regulation, bureaucracy, and waste.
My earlier post may have to become a series. As before, you may know the following already from news or other blogs, but it deserves to be acknowledged here at Gay Patriot.
UPDATES (late morning):
I believe it's been a week, maybe more, since I even checked this blog. I did not get to the post I wanted to write on JFK, contrasting that smart Democrat's record with the media coverage of his murder and his legacy. I had a few notes for posts on Obamacare and honesty and one on Obamacare and prediction. Reading something this morning in the Daily Caller reminded me of a piece I had read yesterday in Commentary, articulating an idea which gets at the meaning of Obama's reelection last year.
Peter Wehner wrote:
In their fascinating behind-the-scenes book on the 2012 election, Double Down, Mark Halperin and John Heilemann write that the campaign's research showed "that there was a deep well of sympathy for Obama among voters." In focus groups after the first debate, they write, "people offered excuse after excuse for his horrific presentation. In Florida, one woman said, almost protectively, 'I just bet you he wasn't feeling well.'"
That deep well of sympathy–that willingness to give the president the benefit of the doubt and the attachment and connection voters felt for Mr. Obama–has been crucial to his success for his entire political life. He has always been viewed as a likeable and decent man, even when his campaign employed fairly ruthless tactics. But the days of broad public faith and trust in this president appear to be over. And no wonder.
I think this is why the image of Obama responding to Hurricane Sandy was so beneficial to the incumbent. People do want to like him. And in the coverage of the storm and his response, that Democrat looked very much like the man they wanted to like.
It remains to be see whether the disaster of the Obamacare roll-out and the realization (despite his many promises) that many Americans who liked their health care plans couldn't keep them will erase the goodwill many Americas feel for the incumbent. That said we on the right should not lose sight of the fact that as Halperin and Heilemann put it, many Americans do have a "deep well of sympathy for Obama".
*And the question now becomes whether we should change the tense on this verb from present to past.
NB: (more…)
This is everywhere; may as well be here. Per a CNN poll,
Only four out of 10 Americans believe President Barack Obama can manage the federal government effectively…
…53% of Americans now believe that Obama is not honest and trustworthy…
Fifty-six percent say he is not a person they admire, and an equal number say he does not agree with them on important issues. Fifty-six percent also say he does not inspire confidence, and 53% don't view him as a strong and decisive leader. All of those figures are all-time records for Obama in CNN polling.
Ouch. But will voters remember, by the 2014 midterm elections?
From Mona Charen's new column:
Remember President Barack Obama's mother? …The moving and infuriating story was a staple on the 2008 campaign trail. His mother had insurance, he explained, but when she came down with cancer, her insurance company claimed her disease was a "pre-existing condition" and refused to pay…In a debate with Sen. John McCain, Obama said: "For my mother to die of cancer at the age of 53 and have to spend the last months of her life in the hospital room arguing with insurance companies because they're saying that this may be a pre-existing condition and they don't have to pay her treatment, there's something fundamentally wrong about that."
There would be, if it had been true. But when New York Times reporter Janny Scott researched the issue for her biography of the president's mother, she discovered letters proving beyond doubt that Cigna never denied Stanley Ann Dunham coverage for her disease. The dispute was over a disability plan…
The White House did not deny Scott's account, but shrugged it off…
The Dunham tale was meant to personify the hundreds of thousands — or millions — of Americans who were "dumped" by insurance companies when they became sick. This is an invented tale, and might have been rebutted by the insurance industry if they hadn't gotten into bed with Obama in 2010 in return for millions of coerced new customers…
There's more; RTWT.
Charen touches on a great point: The insurance companies are at fault, but not for the Left's mythical reasons. The real fault is that Obamacare is based on coercion: forcing people to do business with the insurance companies, when people might choose not to. That is immoral. Obama was wrong to propose it, the Democrats were wrong to impose it, and the insurance companies were wrong to go along with it.
Via ZH.
It's not like me to lift in toto from somewhere else, but from time to time someone really nails it. In referencing how Obamacare is not Hurricane Katrina, in his weekly newsletter (to which if you're not subscribing, you should), National Review's Jonah Goldberg has this to say:
The New York Times today compares the Obamacare debacle to Bush's problems with Katrina. It's a comparison I've made several times myself. But the obvious difference is that George W. Bush didn't spend years forcing the Affordable Hurricane Act on the American people. And he didn't have three years to plan for its arrival, either. Nor did he have a national press corps desperate to minimize the downside of the storm. Unless you're Louis Farrakhan or Spike Lee, nobody entertains the idea that flooding New Orleans has been a goal of conservatism for decades. Oh and conservatives didn't go around saying that they had completely and totally mastered all of the nuances of meteorology and climate. And — wait — I should also mention that Republicans never said that any criticism of their Affordable Hurricane Act was racist and extremist. Aha! I almost forgot. Bush didn't promise every single living American: "You can keep your current weather if you like it. Period."
But other than that, I guess the comparison is spot on.
Nicely put, Jonah.
-Nick (ColoradoPatriot, from The Ranch)
I missed the president's press conference yesterday, but reading Mary Katharine Ham's report, I realized I'd already seen it:
The distinguished blogress. . .
. . . was struck by a moment in President Obama's press conference today where this paradox was on full display. The president floated, throughout the press conference, from profession of utter ignorance to confident declaration and directive. Allahpundit noted that Obama distanced himself from the website's problems by saying he was never informed of its problems. He knew nothing. (more…)
UPDATE: Jonah Goldberg explains:
Watching President Obama's press conference Thursday, I almost started humming the old ditty "The Farmer in the Dell" because all I could think was: "The cheese stands alone."
The president did his level best to explain that he was as in the dark as anybody about the problems with his signature legislation.
He explained that he was not "informed directly" that the Healthcare.gov website was about as ready to run as a three-legged horse at the Preakness Stakes. Apparently, the old saw that the "buck stops" with the president never took into account the possibility that the buck could get lost in interoffice mail.
And it's happening in the middle of our own society, now.
I didn't say nearly enough about this morning's incredibly wrong quote from Jonathan Gruber, who is billed as the 'architect' of Obamacare:
We currently have a highly discriminatory system where if you're sick, if you've been sick or [if] you're going to get sick, you cannot get health insurance.
The only way to end that discriminatory system is to bring everyone into the system and pay one fair price. That means that the genetic winners, the lottery winners who've been paying an artificially low price because of this discrimination now will have to pay more in return.
First, Gruber doesn't understand free markets: If we had them (and we have NOT had them in medical care for decades), then health insurance would always be available to people with pre-existing conditions, at some price. And they could choose to take it, or not – as they have the means and perceive being to their own advantage (or not).
One of the ways the Left wins is by warping language. In this case, the Left has warped the concept of "health insurance" to mean "subsidized health care", health care paid largely by Other People's Money.
And it's true: the free market won't supply that – beyond voluntary charity. Because it is by definition a win-lose transaction. Someone must be forced to pay the subsidy, and that person loses. The free market is about win-win transactions. If your basic desire is to win at someone else's expense, forcing them to pay for you, then you naturally hate free markets; the Left is your political home. Congratulations.
Next, Gruber thinks it's "discriminatory" that people with conditions would pay more for health care. But here's the thing: They take more health care.
Just like young men get into more car accidents, consume more repair services and thus have to pay higher rates for car insurance, so unhealthy people properly should have larger bills for health care – or health insurance.
Finally, Gruber's quote wrongly chalks up everything about one's health to genetics, ignoring the role of lifestyle choices in determining health – and thus ignoring the role of personal responsibility. And that may be where he's most wrong. We know that socializing health care will lead a society to greater disease, as people make worse lifestyle choices.
But we also know that the Left has a ready 'solution' for it: namely, greater government control of people's lifestyle choices. We've seen the beginnings of it in the U.S., with Nanny Michelle-Bloomberg's efforts. It's a road that ends with everyone doing mandatory calisthenics in front of the telescreen, _1984_-style. Because, at some point, no one's life is their own anymore; each person is an investment (property) of the State.
Which brings me to my point. There are, so to speak, "two paths you can go by".
People support Obamacare and President Obama depending on whether – deep in their souls – they truly prefer freedom or dictatorship.
Gruber's idea is essentially communist. The idea that capable and healthy people must be forced to pay for incapable or unhealthy people, lest society be "discriminatory" or whatever, means that people's lives are not their own. Whatever people become, whatever they produce, is ultimately the State's property to distribute as it sees the need.
"From each according to his ability, to each according to his need" – it can't really ever be implemented, but if it could be, then only by total government diktat over everyone and everything. That is Gruber's road – the underlying logic of his position – whether he admits it or not. It is also Karl Marx's.
From Jake Meyer in Bruce's Twitter stream:
It can't be a human right if it requires someone else's labor. That's theft, not freedom.
And, from Rep. Steve Stockman:
About 110,000 people contract chlamydia each month, more than signed up for Obamacare. Obamacare is less popular than chlamydia.
UPDATE: And America's Communist era arrives thusly:
JONATHAN GRUBER, M.I.T.: …We currently have a highly discriminatory system where if you're sick, if you've been sick or [if] you're going to get sick, you cannot get health insurance.
The only way to end that discriminatory system is to bring everyone into the system and pay one fair price. That means that the genetic winners, the lottery winners who've been paying an artificially low price because of this discrimination now will have to pay more in return.
Gruber's argument can (and will) be used to re-distribute anything. Literally anything. Because it's founded on the idea that everything is generated, owned and consumed communally.
Steve Jobs of Apple, for example, was just a "genetic lottery winner" – right? He should have been forced to "pay in return" for his gene-crime of being unusually driven and talented, right? So that others could consume whatever wealth he created?
Health, and all other forms of wealth or success, never have to do with a person's individual choices or efforts, right?
UPDATE: As long as we're thinking like Communists, I just noticed something odd about how Obamacare ranges its plans from worst (Bronze) to best (Platinum). Isn't it…um…kind of racist?
|(the color of Bronze)
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You could get all this like I did, by a quick scan of the HotAir headlines. But then you wouldn't have a convenient discussion thread for it, on your favorite gay blog
That last link shows you this creepy pro-Obamacare ad:
Why creepy? Look – Birth control is cheap (quite a bit cheaper than Obamacare). The ad shows a young lady who believes that it's hers only because she over-pays for her Obamacare insurance. That suggests she's dumb. The ad also shows her gloating about having sex with a random guy. That suggests she's a slut (as is the guy; my use of the word is gender-neutral). And so we arrive at Obamacare's ideal demographic: Stupid sluts who think it's "hot" to have a life of needless dependency on Big Government. That should tell you something about Obamacare.
UPDATE: Ron Fournier's irony is note-perfect: "…We Lied to Obama. We told him he could be popular. What we meant to say was he could be popular … if he told the truth."
A thief takes your car. You know each other, so the next day, he drives up – in your car – to apologize for the inconvenience he's caused you. He doesn't return your car; he drives off in it again.
Was his apology sincere? Of course not. Had he been sincere, he would give back your car. He just wanted to blunt your well-justified anger, which could inconvenience him in the future. He hoped to manipulate your good nature.
Have no fear, kids: President Obama is here to show us how it's done.
President Obama said Thursday that he is "sorry" that some Americans are losing their current health insurance plans as a result of the Affordable Care Act, despite his promise that no one would have to give up a health plan they liked.
"I am sorry that they are finding themselves in this situation based on assurances they got from me," he told NBC News in an exclusive interview at the White House.
"We've got to work hard to make sure that they know we hear them and we are going to do everything we can to deal with folks who find themselves in a tough position as a consequence of this."
Here are a few of the things Obama *didn't* say, any of which would have made it a sincere apology:
But he said none of them. His "apology" was geared to one purpose only: trying to gain a few points in opinion polls for Barack Hussein Obama.
In my "pre-mortem" on the Virginia gubernatorial election, I noted that Terry McAuliffe would win not because he offered a positive message of reform, but because he spent millions of dollars demonizing his Republican opponent. He secure his victory in the Old Dominion this month just as Barack Obama secured his nationally last year, by running the political equivalent of a scorched earth campaign. Their ideas not resonating with the American people, it's all the Democrats have.
They are always looking for someone to demonize, to scare voters into voting for them to prevent some horrible, no good, very bad right-wing extremist from seizing the reins of power and taking away their birth control or their Mommy. Or whatever. To hold onto power, Democrats need an Emmanuel Goldstein. Remember what they did to Sarah Palin, later the Koch Brothers and most recently Ted Cruz?
As the reality of Obamacare sinks it, they need someone — or some industry — to distract us once again. And once again we see that Obama's promise to break the Washington pattern where "everybody is always looking for somebody else to blame" was, as he might put it, "just words," his Democrats are seeking to pin the blame somewhere else, urging the "White House to attack health insurance companies".
No, it can't be Obama's policies which have caused havoc on the health insurance market when these really bad, horrible extreme corporate profiteers are out there.
Well covered on Ace and HotAir, but I can't let this pass without note.
Recently on November 4, President Obama said:
If you had one of these plans before the ACA came into law, and you really liked that plan, what we said was, you could keep it *if* it hasn't changed since the law was passed.
The emphasis is Obama's, in his delivery; here is the clip.
The rules/mandates/costs of the ACA are such that it is nearly impossible for any plan to not be changed by it. But Obama has an even greater problem: what he said in the past, dozens if not hundreds of times in public speeches, had no "If…" qualifier and was much more like this example (from 2009, quoted previously):
No matter how we reform health care, we will keep this promise to the American people: If you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor, *period*. If you like your health-care plan, you'll be able to keep your health-care plan, *period*. No one will take it away, *no matter what*.
Emphasis was probably also in Obama's original delivery, but just to keep things easy, let's say that I've added it.
So, let's see. First Obama lied about whether people could keep their plans under Obamacare. (And he lied about most people seeing cost reductions – rather than the reality of cost increases – and about much more.) And now, Obama is lying about his lies (claiming he had always said something different).
Lies require intent to deceive; otherwise they are only mistakes. Obama has lied, because (1) the White House knew people would lose their plans at least as far back as 2010, and (2) unless Obama is mentally incompetent, he must know today that he didn't put in those "If…" qualifiers when he was out stumping for Obamacare.
Will the Left swallow Obama's new lie? Probably, along the lines of Orwell's _1984_, where the devotees of Ingsoc (English Socialism) believe The Party's newly-invented claim to have raised the chocolate ration when they'd actually cut it (page 51 of the old Signet paperback).
But the Left is not America. Will America swallow it?
RELATED: Obama's approval rating is a point lower than Bush's was at this same time in their presidencies (1st week of November in their fifth years).
And if you want a glimpse into America's future under nationalized health, here it is: Venezuela's health care system is collapsing.
Via HotAir.
My thoughts: Glad to see Romney in decent form and telling it like it is.
Your thoughts?
A pithy, logical column from Kyle Smith. Key ideas:
Bulls–t is airy, meaningless drivel, the stuff that campaigns are made of. Or it's a misleading oversimplification with hidden qualifiers. Not only do we forgive bulls–t, we like it…
This week was something new…
Some 10 million Americans are going to lose their health insurance as a direct result of the Affordable Care Act. [But] On June 15, 2009, Obama said, in one of hundreds of similar statements, "No matter how we reform health care, we will keep this promise to the American people: If you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor, period. If you like your health-care plan, you'll be able to keep your health-care plan, period. No one will take it away, no matter what."
This wasn't just bulls–t. This was a lie…
What Obama said wasn't true and that's all there is to it. To the American public, he is a different man…Obama has rebranded himself as a liar…He will carry this new label to his grave.
UPDATE (well, more a REMINDER): Per NBC News, the Obama administration knew at least as early as 2010 that 67% to 80% of Americans who buy health coverage themselves would not be allowed to keep their plans. And that doesn't count Americans who are losing their employer-sponsored plans, job hours or jobs because their employers simply can't afford Obamacare's pricey coverage mandates.
The administration lies about its pricey coverage mandates now, via Orwellian language. It claims to have made insurance companies "offer more benefits" (NBC's phrasing). What it has really done is deny companies the ability to tailor plans to consumers' needs, and deny the consumer the opportunity to buy a plan that is affordably tailored.
UPDATES via The Economic Collapse blog:
UPDATE: Even Anderson Cooper wore his 'concerned face' last week on hearing that the Obama administration has told insurance companies to stay quiet about what is really going on.


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by Bill Pearis
While perusing the internet for my next 'Week in Indie' column (or whatever you call it) my jaw dropped, just a little, when I saw that bailterspace was playing Bowery Ballroom on Saturday (8/23). Missed that listing before. I can't say that I've followed the New Zealand band's long career all that closely lately (their last album was in 2004 which is the last time they played here I think), but their '90s records on Matador/ Flying Nun got a lot of plays in their day on my stereo. A mix of postpunk, noise, shoegaze and electronics, Bailterspace were pretty fearsome live... and really f-ing loud. Bring earplugs.
"The current lineup consists of Alister, Brent and new recruit Ian Ljungquist on bass - all amped and ready to sonically reprogram your biorhythms." No openers are listed. 18+. $15 tickets are still on sale. Oh, and according to their MySpace (which lists their home as New York and New Zealand), "Alister and Brent are working on new material which will be released really soon!"
In other New Zealand indie-noise-rock-pioneers-playing-Bowery Ballroom news, The Dead C have shows and releases lined up too.
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Shit...No one in New Zealand even knows about this. Bailterspace is credited as one of the most influential NZ bands of all time by many young bands over here.
Posted by Nick | August 20, 2008 7:34 PM
i want to live in NY! - Auckland is TOO far away form the action.
Bailter Space ARE the best band eva to come from NZ, but i hold them higher than that
make sure you goto this
Posted by danger | August 21, 2008 1:24 AM
how fucking great would it be for alister, brent and john to do a 'don't look back' show w/ the 1st Gordons LP as material???
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A couple weeks ago I crossed off another state in my "Running in 50 States" goal, this time Kansas! Not really sure why I picked Kansas as the next state to do except that I have a friend who lives there and the Running with the Cows half marathon race looked really cute :)
I left Milwaukee on Friday afternoon and flew into Kansas City International Airport, picked up my rental car and headed for my hotel in Overland Park, KS. I stopped for a little pre-race Chinese food on the way, because that's totally a good idea, right?
By the time I finally made it to the hotel, it was 9pm or so and I had an early wake-up for Saturday morning so I just watched a little Netflix and went to bed.
The race was in Bucyrus, KS which was about 20 minutes away from my hotel but it had been raining a lot leading up to this race so there was an alternate parking plan in place which was to drive to exit 199 and park along the sides of country roads. This was totally awesome and told me right away that I wasn't in Wisconsin anymore (subtle Wizard of Oz pun intended). I think I was the fifth car parked so clearly I got there plenty early and then it was about a 10 minute bus ride to the start area!
They offered packet pick-up the morning of the race which ended up working out well because I didn't have to get in early on Friday and my friend's mom was able to hold our goody bags while we ran. So I picked up our packets and sat in the school/church and waited for A to get there.
Sometime around 6:45, A and her mom got there and we both started freaking out a little bit! It was A's first half so she was even more nervous than me. I was nervous because it was a good 20 degrees warmer than Wisconsin so I wasn't really used to running in heat yet for the year.
The race started at 7:30 and right away, the cow decorations were SO CUTE! They had cow cutouts on the sides of the road and painted on the roads, awww!!
A and I ended up running the whole race together which made the time pass really fast. We just talked and ran, ran and talked and it was really fun! The clouds stayed covering the course until right after we finished which was really a good thing because as soon as the clouds went away, it was HOT! There was a pretty good breeze along the course so it was pretty comfortable the whole time.
The course was also pretty flat with just a few rolling hills but nothing you really needed to stop and walk up, so that was really nice. The only problem with this race was that we ended up right ahead of the 2:30 pace group and the leader of that group was SO LOUD AND ANNOYING! She kept going with this roohaha mantra stuff and a continual countdown of how long we had left and it was not helpful at all because it made you focus on how far you still needed to run… they also MOOED at every freaking mile marker. Needless to say, we made it our mission to beat them and to stay out of earshot ;) I mean whatever works for them but it was driving us nuts!
Mile 12 was for sure the hardest, as it always seems to be. but soon we were running towards the finish! A had a goal to run under 2:45 and when we saw the time on the finish clock, we realized we'd probably be under 2:30 so we booked it for the finish! (She a little more so than me – lol!) I finished in 2:27:29, A beat me by like 3/10 of a second I think – ha!!
This race ended up being one of the funnest I've ever done and the medals were so adorable! It makes me want to run this race again and again because of how well it was organized and everything about it. Too bad Kansas is not very close to Wisconsin :( Also, the after food was AMAZING! I can't even list it all there was so much but some of what I remember: pizza, subs, tacos, chips + salsa, meatballs, little smokies, Corner Bakery, protein oat balls, bakery for days, pork with homemade noodles, it was awesome!
We spent the rest of the day doing Wizard of Oz things because WHY NOT! When in Kansas :)
All in all, it was a really fun weekend albeit super short. I was up early Sunday for my flight back… to 40 DEGREES! COME ON WISCONSIN!
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Our department is large enough to offer a comprehensive academic experience, frequent and varied performance opportunities and excellent classroom, research and performance facilities. Students in the performing arts receive individual attention from our faculty and frequently are part of student-faculty collaborations. The department currently has approximately 320 music majors and 60 theatre arts majors educated by 32 full-time and 10 part-time faculty. The wealth of experience and diverse backgrounds of our faculty offers students unique opportunities to explore their own interests in the arts.
A mark of excellence for the Department of Music and Theatre Arts is the quality of the performances offered each academic year. The department presents more than one hundred concerts and recitals featuring large and small student ensembles, faculty ensembles, solo faculty recitals, student degree recitals, guest artist recitals; five mainstage plays; an active opera theatre ensemble; a one-act play festival; touring theatre; Danceworks, and several special events such as the nationally-recognized Jazz Festival and Viennese Ball. Several of our ensembles have gained recognition for their consistently fine performances: the Concert Choir has performed at both regional and national conventions of the American Choral Director's Association; Jazz Ensemble I was recognized as the best collegiate band by Down Beat magazine; and several of our ensembles frequently appear at the annual conference of the Wisconsin School Music Association.
If you want to earn a college degree in either music or theatre arts, please let us know about your interest. We believe UW-Eau Claire represents an outstanding value in higher education. Please know that you are always welcome on" Wisconsin 's most beautiful campus" and especially in our department. Be sure to hear a concert or recital, attend a play, or attend one of the many special events we sponsor. We look forward to seeing you there!
Mission Statement
The Department of Music and Theatre Arts seeks to inspire creative endeavors in the performing arts that demonstrate the values of inclusivity and cultural relevance. Individually and collaboratively we create, design, perform, teach, embody, analyze, and understand these arts through rigorous standards informed by historical practices, current thought, and technology. We aim to encourage creativity, present expressive and meaningful performances, develop contemporary and historical understanding of diverse people and cultures, promote healing interactions with the arts, and facilitate the potential for all individuals to enjoy, participate in, and benefit from music, theatre, and dance.


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