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Sister Mary Holy Water (aka Maureen Dowd) ticks off Liberalism's theological indispensables just prior to John Paul II's beatification or beautification or whatever:
As progressive as he was on those issues, he was disturbingly regressive on social issues-contraception, women's ordination, priests' celibacy, divorce and remarriage. And certainly, John Paul forfeited his right to beatification [surely she means beautification] when he failed to establish a legal standard to remove pedophiles from the priesthood and simply turned away for many years.
(April 24, 2011)
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From the carbon hoofprint fanatics, gourmet notes fit for a McDonald's near you:
Emmaus, Pa-The factory farms of the commercial livestock industry are a large contributor to greenhouse-gas production, not to mention antibiotic-resistant germs. Those are good reasons to shop around for tasty organic beef and chicken, and maybe make your diet a little less meat-centric.
But if you really want to do your part, consider chowing down on some more sustainable, less conventional protein sources, namely, edible insects. There's new data suggesting that widespread use of bugs for food would be a good move for the environment. A Dutch study published in the Public Library of Science's PLoS One journal set out to quantify greenhouse gas (GHG) production by several species of edible insects, including mealworms, house crickets, and migratory locusts. They found that the edible insects emitted comparable or lower amounts of GHG per relative growth rate than pigs, and much lower amounts than cattle.
(March 9, 2011)
The New Republic
Young Jonathan Chait, rather surprisingly, offers evidence that Paul Ryan's cuts are mere piffles:
The new GOP budget unveiled by Paul Ryan is a wildly cruel document. Yet pointing this out, as Democrats keep doing, seems only to flatter Ryan's self-conception as a serious man telling hard truths. So let me instead concede Ryan's moral premises. (Throw tens of millions of people off health care? Why not! Slash food stamps? It'll just inspire the next Dickens!) Instead, let's judge Ryan by his own standards. Does his plan, however, cruel, actually address our fiscal realities? No, it doesn't.
(April 6, 2011)
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Another semi-literate moment on the Piers Morgan show, this time with Miss Whoopi Goldberg performing the Goldberg Variations of a Drunk:
As a journalist, you know, twenty years ago, you know, you had to back up what you said. You had to back up; you had to have the facts. You couldn't just write something, and leave it. Now, because we have blogisphobic, blogisphures, blogis people, you know; and we have the Internet, you know, which just goes around and around and around, you know, in infinite. People can throw out anything as fact, and they don't have to check it; no one has to check; no one has to prove anything and this to me is a terrible disservice to the American people and to the Internet, man.
(April 13, 2011)
The Progressive
If you think the Japanese have it tough, peruse this chilling report from Amerika and the shocking vision of the poetess Miss Muriel Rukeyser, bedwetter:
As women, we are quiet about our personal lives, especially when it comes to sex. We are quiet because there is a history of abuse and violence and harm committed to those who tell the truth of their lives. Marriages are shattered. Families are broken. Judgments are rendered. The woman stands alone. Our stories live underground. I think of the poet Muriel Rukeyser, who asked this question: "What would happen if one woman told the truth about her life? The world would split open."
(April 2011)
New York Times
Dr. Paul Krugman provides evidence of the little voices that keep howling in his ears. In this case they are the "civility police," and they are very importunate:
Last week, President Obama offered a spirited defense of his party's values -- in effect, of the legacy of the New Deal and the Great Society. Immediately, thereafter, as always happens when Democrats take a stand, the civility police came out in force. The president, we were told, was being too partisan; he needs to treat his opponents with respect; he should have lunch with them, and work out a consensus.
That's a bad idea.
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A summons to scholars to discuss the Soviets' early good-natured attempts at Socialist Globalization, which is still stubbornly referred to as the Cold War by American Know-Nothings at Fox News, the Heritage Foundation, and other ultra-right haunts:
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The Wilson Center's Cold War International History Project, in cooperation with the European Studies program, cordially invite you to attend the following discussion:
The Soviet Bloc as a Project of Globalization
April 21, 2011
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Driven by the wider opening of communist-era archives, important new scholarly works have reassessed the origins of the Cold War in Europe and East Asia, local techniques of Soviet rule, and the interplay between ideology and geopolitics. Yet this research has often highlighted a paradox: scholars have often detailed failures at the national level, even as Sovietization became institutionalized and something recognizable like a "second world" did in fact emerge. What accounts for this paradox?
Based on extensive research in Albanian, German, and Russian archives and by focusing on transnational exchange, Elidor Mehilli, doctoral candidate in modern European and Eurasian history at Princeton University, presents the case for treating the Soviet bloc as a kind of globalization project. Mehilli's presentation discusses efforts to institutionalize socialist technical aid to the underdeveloped periphery, harmonize planning practices, and circulate ideas and people across borders. These circulations were not always directly controlled by the Soviets; East Germans and Czechoslovaks brought their own techniques and interests to the underdeveloped south. And just as these circulations helped shape a recognizable socialist material landscape, so they also generated misunderstandings, highlighted differences, and produced conflict. By offering a local, regional, and international view of these transfers and tensions, Mehilli's presentation surveys the grand ambitions and distinct peculiarities of socialist globalization.
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An inscrutable interlude with another 1960s nutball:
Joni Mitchell -- the woman who exalted the hippie culture of 20 years ago in the countercultural anthem "Woodstock"-is not especially sentimental about the 60s. One night recently, at a post-concert dinner party at which she, Sting, Bruce Springsteen and Don Henley shared a table, a young man approached and started waxing romantic about the 60s.
"I told him, 'Don't be romantic about it-we failed,' " she recalled. "And he said, 'Well, at least you tried.' And I said, 'But we didn't try hard enough. We didn't learn from history. If any progress is to be made, we must show you how we failed.' "
In tracing her own artistic growth in the past 20 years, Ms. Mitchell uses metaphors drawn from American Indian mythology, in which the four points of the compass represent different ways of perceiving the world.
"At the time of 'Blue,' I was very west, which is emotion, and as a result I couldn't communicate with the northeast, which is more rational and business oriented," she said. "I had no defenses. I would look at the business people and burst into tears. They had to lock me up to make that record. There's a purity in 'Blue' that comes from an almost-nothing-left-to-lose attitude. After that I had to grow some claws to survive, which means I had to develop my northeast and become more emotionally detached."
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How to Stop Putin in His Tracks
He knows he's weak. The West must show we know it, too.
However, if Putin starts moving troops into southern and eastern Ukraine, the story changes. It doesn't change quite so drastically as some contend. Ukraine, after all, is not a member of NATO, and for good reason. (During George W. Bush's presidency, there was talk of fast-tracking Ukraine for NATO membership, but it turned out few Ukrainians wanted to join, and few NATO allies valued Ukraine enough to go to war in the event of an attack.)
Still, if Putin did make further incursions, it would be a sign that he was acting on his dreams of revivified empire, trying to make them come true. And in that, he must be resisted, not just for the sake of Ukraine but for the stability of Europe and the preservation of what little orderliness there is in the world today. For if Russia can get away with chopping up Ukraine, in the heart of what was once hoped to be a united Europe, then other leaders who crave neighbors' land might be emboldened to act on their dreams, too. And in any case, American warnings—perhaps the deterrent power of the U.S. military generally—would lose all potency.
And so the main goal of the United States, the EU, and NATO should be to deter and dissuade Putin from moving his troops deeper into Ukraine. There are two ways to do this, seemingly contradictory but actually (if well-managed) complementary. First, ratchet up the penalties. Second, leave room for diplomacy.
The penalties should include—right now—stepping up military deployments to the NATO allies, especially to Poland and the Baltic nations, which were once tied to the Soviet Union. Another: Draw up plans for containing and countering Russian troops in the event of an incursion into Ukraine—not sending U.S. or NATO troops, but shipping arms, maybe some advisers and black-bag Delta forces—and talk about these plans with the allies, and Ukrainian officials, on open phone lines. Putin surely knows the limits of his army. The ground forces in that sector of Russia could invade Ukraine, but they lack the resources and logistical lines to sustain an occupation for very long, especially in the event of even slight resistance. We have to make him realize we know these limitations, too.
Over those same unencrypted phone lines, a senior official should also talk about some moves that would really isolate Russia from the rest of the world, too—cutting it off from all international forums (Putin, above all, wants to be respected as a major world figure), freezing out not just a couple dozen Kremlin cronies but Russian banks and corporations. Again, these are threats of actions to take place if Russia goes deeper into Ukraine—not reprisals for the seizure of Crimea, which would have no effect and probably wouldn't be enforced anyway.
Finally, plans should be drawn up to flood Ukraine with Western money. Putin knows that the Warsaw Pact nations that joined the EU are much better off than those that didn't. Freedman points out that, in 1990, just before the implosion of the Soviet Union, Poland's GDP amounted to $64.5 billion, while Ukraine's was a bit better at $90.2 billion. In 2012 Poland's had skyrocketed to $489.9 billion, while Ukraine's was much worse at $176.3 billion. Make plans to turn Ukraine into another showcase—another way of demonstrating to Russia's thinning gang of allies that they've chosen the wrong side.
At the same time, the road to reconciliation shouldn't be cut off. (Even after Nikita Khrushchev sent nuclear-tipped missiles to Cuba, John F. Kennedy kept looking for face-saving ways to back down.) It's worth keeping in mind that this crisis—a mere spat compared with the one over missiles in Cuba—is about getting Ukraine in a good, or passably decent, place. As Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry have acknowledged, Ukraine will always have ties with Russia, regardless of who is in the Kremlin. As the flip side of threats to step up the pressure if Putin moves deeper into Ukraine, Obama should assure him that he won't lose Ukraine if he steps back.
Putin grew up in a culture of conspiracy—by which I mean not just the KGB but Russia itself. Putin has publicly said that the West orchestrated the recent protests in Kiev, that the Orange Revolution was an outright American plot, that the CIA is constantly seeking ways to undermine Russia's political system and its network of allies—and he probably believes what he's saying.
What's going on now is not Cold War II. The Cold War split the entire world in two factions. Scads of civil wars, regional wars, and wars of national liberation were, in some sense, "proxy wars" in the titanic struggle between the United States and the Soviet Union. China was used as a lever for playing one side off the other—and China played off both. Nothing like that is going on now. Nothing like it could possibly go on now. Neither side has the leverage to do it. Russia has no global reach whatsoever. Russia has no support for its actions in Ukraine; China has evinced no interest in it.
Right now, then, this is at most a regional conflict, not a global one, and the best thing that Obama can do—in both his threats and his inducements—is to keep it that way. Certain Republicans on Capitol Hill could help. Senators like John McCain and Lindsey Graham, who used to know better, could lay off their absurd yelping about Obama's "weakness" and "feckless leadership." For one thing, it's not true; at least when it comes to this crisis, they've recommended very few steps that Obama hasn't already taken. If they're really worried about Putin's perceptions of America, instead of merely clamoring to make political points with GOP extremists, they should stand by the president and make sure Putin understands that, on this issue, there are no domestic fissures for him to exploit.


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Mother, 26, faces nearly a dozen charges after crash that injures children
An Oconomowoc woman's bail has been set at $1 million after she allegedly tried to run away after a Nov. 18 car accident that may have involved drugs and that hurt four children.
Julie Habeck 26, was charged Nov. 20 in Waukesha County Circuit Court with 11 felony charges and two misdemeanors. If convicted of causing injury by intoxicated use of a vehicle, repeat OWI causing injury for a passenger younger than 16, multiple hit-and-runs causing injury or great bodily harm and knowingly operating with a revoked license causing injury. She was charged Nov. 21 with refusing to take a test for intoxication.
According to the criminal complaint, Habeck had been driving a van at about 6 p.m. Nov. 18 at Highway Q and River Lane, Lisbon, when her vehicle rear-ended a Chevy Blazer being driven by Andrew Sawyer. Sawyer's two children, ages 12 and 10, were taken to the hospital with possible neck, leg and back injuries. Sawyer, who reportedly injured his leg, declined medical attention.
Police officers saw two other children - later determined to be Habeck's - lying on the grassy area just south of the eastbound traffic lane, according to the complaint. The 6-year-old girl had a serious gash to her forehead, which ultimately required a skin graft and plastic surgery. The 5-year-old boy with a gash to his forehead that required sutures.
The complaint says that at that time, the driver, Habeck, was nowhere to be seen.
Witnesses to the accident told police that Habeck "was acting quite strangely" and stayed in the vehicle while strangers removed her children from the van, according to the complaint. She allegedly started fumbling for things in the rear of her van and began changing clothes - at some point coming out of the van without her pants on. The complaint add that "without asking about her children" she asked to use a nearby bathroom.
A local man escorted her into his residence, the complaint states, where she "stayed in the bathroom for quite some time" and left a handgun with her former clothes on his front windowsill. Police also allegedly found a speed loader for the revolver with .44 caliber rounds attached to it and a blue rubber tourniquet (commonly used for drug use) in the vehicle. Habeck was reported to have told police that the gun was not hers but "stated spontaneously that the gun hadn't been fired for some time."
When police questioned Habeck, they determined that she had been driving without a valid license and her two children had not been wearing seatbelts, according to the complaint. She reportedly told police that she takes prescription oxycodone, Flexeril and lorazepam. According to drugs.com, oxycodone is a painkiller, Flexeril is a muscle relaxant and lorazepam is used in the treatment of anxiety.
Police also asked her how she could have left the scene with her children injured and bleeding on the ground. She reportedly told the officers "there was like a million people there."
Habeck had a broken wrist at the time and would not complete field sobriety tests, though she did apparently state the alphabet correctly on her third try, the complaint said. It also noted that nurses told police that two syringes fell out of Habeck's bra during treatmentIf convicted of all the charges she could face more than $234,000 in fines and about 86 years in prison.
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WILMINGTON | Wilmington reached a record-high temperature of 84 degrees Monday, breaking the previous record high of 83 degrees for Nov. 18, set 55 years ago in 1958, according to the National Weather Service.
Just four days before, on Thursday, Wilmington set a record-low temperature of 26 degrees, breaking the previous record low of 27 degrees for Nov. 14, set in 1976.
On Wednesday the weather service recorded a trace of snow at the Wilmington International Airport, the earliest snowfall on record for the city. The previous record was set on Nov. 14, 1976.
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The redeployment of senior players in Obama's national security team will have no consequential effect on American foreign policy or on defense spending. Why?
- Shifts in strategic perspective can only be provided by the introduction of new minds with fresh ideas. The incumbents are too wedded to failed ideas and failed policies to admit error by their abandonment. These moves just shuffle the portfolios.
- Without a thorough revision of the current strategic perspective there can be no basis for serious reappraisal of military requirements. So inertia will carry the day.
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Petraeus' appointment continues, and extends a disturbing trend in the conduct of America's foreign relations. This is evident in growing reliance on hard military power; in the dominant role of uniformed officers in all manner of policy-making posts and especially in the intelligence world where they enjoy a monopoly of leadership in all of the big three agencies; and in the assignment of prime political responsibilities to the regional Commands.
We recently created an Africa Command. The Command's design and strategic mandate had no specific military missions in mind, and no definable threat. There is just a comprehensive, loosely drawn mandate that went well beyond that normally associated with a military Command. It seems that Africa Command was set up because there was one piece of the globe uncovered by existing Commands; 'terrorism' was the excuse to plant a Pentagon insignia on the map of Africa. This Command is now in charge of all activity in regards to Libya, but in the past that would have fallen to other, preexisting arrangements for the Mediterranean. Its assigned mandate to win friends and influence people; build military-to-military ties; monitor socio-politico-economic trends; engage in intelligence acquisition; compile data bases on would be/could be terrorists -- and their possible enablers, and do some public diplomacy. Ambassadors may as well be designated as 'diplomatic attaches.' That is what has happened in Pakistan -- with less than brilliant results.
David Petraeus, with his usual aggressiveness, made this crystal clear at the time when he was head of Central Command. The secret "Executive Order" that he signed in October 2009 authorized Special Operations troops to undertake reconnaissance missions and build up intelligence networks throughout the Middle East and Central Asia in order to "penetrate, disrupt, defeat and destroy militant groups' and to "prepare the environment" for future military operations. Where is constitutional scholar Barack Obama in all this? Not AWOL -- he has given it his personal blessing.


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This week, we explore communication: how do we talk? how do we hear? and what the hell are we even saying? And what about the rest of the animal kingdoms? African elephants don't just communicate through trumpeting – they also use seismic waves. Elephant behavior expert Caitlin O'Connell explains this "second language," and how it's helping advance hearing aid technology. She also tells us about her new work of fiction, Ivory Ghosts, which draws attention to the intensifying problem of illegal ivory trade. We then talk to evolutionary biologist Nicole Creanza, who explains that we can learn a lot about early human migration across the globe not just through genetics, but also through our languages.
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[ESSAY] What happened to the middle in the GMO debate?
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The debate surrounding genetically modified organisms, often called GMOs, is an absolute mess. A huge part of the argument stems from genetically modified foods. Some people trumpet GM wheat and corn for its drought resistance and ability to feed more people in parts of the world that desperately need food. Others point to unwanted side effects like the creation of super-weeds and the potential loss of biodiversity as reasons to be wary of this new technology. But what drove my desire to do a GMO story for Generation Anthropocene was something entirely different and was born from two intertwined questions: how did the GMO discussion become so polarized and why does it continue to feel like the topic of GMOs doesn't allow for a middle ground? Continue reading
Media, nature, and the zeitgeist
Today, we take a little bit of break from talking about science to instead talk about how media covers science, particularly the reporting on genetically modified organisms (more commonly called GMOs). It's a contentious subject, and Keith talks about why people tend to take it so personally, when he got interested in GMOs, and what caused him to become the "crop cop."
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Within the first minute of Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, it'll be pretty apparent that the movie wasn't exactly designed for (or by) Mensa members, as a title card shows the military time in China to be 22:14 hours, and the sun is still up. It'll quickly be even more apparent, when the prelude's autobot narrator mispronounces "refuge." But heaven knows we're not expecting braininess from a Michael Bay-directed action sequel based on a line of Hasbro action figures; if the effects are sufficiently awesome and there's a good joke now and again -- which pretty much sums up Bay's original, 2007 Transformers -- nearly any other irritant could be easily forgiven.
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Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian is to its precursor what Ghostbusters II is to Ghostbusters: the less-novel offering, sure, but a follow-up of surprising wit and great throwaway touches, and one that, in many ways, improves on source material that was pretty terrific to begin with. Despite its titular locale, no one is going to mistake director Shawn Levy's adventure comedy for a work of art, yet when this follow-up is really working - which is surprisingly often - it provides a giddy, giggly rush, and it's filled with comic bits that you could probably watch three or four times in succession and laugh at every single time. The movie is scrappy, silly, and a load of fun.
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The situation It's a Friday evening and I'm at re:public in South Lake Union sharing plates of pork belly and pommes frites with 26-year-old singer/songwriter Alessandra Rose. She sports bright-red lipstick and a number of tattoos--the date her husband proposed on her wrist; "I ? MY SISTER" in a large font on her forearm ("We're best friends," she says); "thank you" in lowercase letters on the nape of her neck. "I'm thankful for myself. I'm thankful for the water molecules that keep me alive," she says of that one. "And then I have a secret love tattoo on my butt for my other best friend."
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How She Got Here Rose had long been a Seattle resident, but she and her husband--who celebrated their first anniversary last week--just moved down to Portland for a job opportunity he couldn't pass up. "I did make a little sacrifice," says Rose, who quit her job in March and now does music full-time. "I don't want people to get the wrong idea, that I didn't like this place!"Shop Talk Despite the move, Rose has still been spending a lot of time in Seattle working on the recording and release of her first solo album, You Are Gold, a collection of nine stately folk-pop songs. The record-release show at the Tractor will be only her second show with her current backing band; the first, at the Triple Door in April, sold out. You Are Gold is the first work Rose has put out since the dissolution two years ago of her band The Kindness Kind--something she speaks about briskly, in a manner that indicates she's moved on. "When you let go of toxic," she says, "good will come in your life. And I let go of toxic and dwelled in myself and in my heart."
BTW: Rose has a particular approach to alone time: She and her husband are enthusiasts of sensory-deprivation tanks, floating in body-temperature water loaded with 850 pounds of Epsom salt. The shortest amount of time she's done is 45 minutes, the longest three and a half hours. "That really helps, letting everything go," she says. "Literally nothing can get to you, for, like, seven days after."
Rose says she wrote the empathy anthem "The Good It Goes Around" after floating. "My friends call it my woo-woo song!"
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DENVER -- While Fort Bliss fence lines may help ensure force protection levels, the bond between Team Bliss Soldiers and El Pasoans continues to be borderless. An example of this could be found on the rugby pitch as Team Bliss Stryker Rugby Soldiers and Scorpion players from El Paso Rugby Football Club both wore Stryker yellow in competition during the 44th annual Denver 7s Rugby Tournament at Dick's Sporting Goods Park in Denver July 23.
As some of his players from 3rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team and 4th Heavy BCT had to withdraw from the trip, sponsored by Bliss FMWR, due to deployment responsibilities, Sgt. Maj. Galu Satele, an instructor from the U.S. Army Sergeants' Major Academy, and the Strykers' head coach, contacted Scorpion players in hopes that they could join forces while in the Mile High City. Scorpion players jumped at the chance and were shoulder-to-shoulder with the Soldiers by kickoff.
Denver 7s was not only a showcase of almost 60 of the best Rugby 7s teams from across much of the country, it was also one of three Western Rugby Football Union super-regional qualifying tournaments this year. Winners of WRFU qualifiers continue on to the USA Rugby National Men's Club 7s Championship Tournament, and the matches are ripe recruiting grounds for players who will represent the United States in the Pan American Games in Mexico City in October, world rugby championships in 2012 and the Summer Olympics in 2016.
Team Bliss had staunch competition in the qualifying bracket as they were matched up with some of the best in the West, most of which were professional clubs. Satele said regardless of Team Bliss' amateur standing, he said taking the field against some of Rugby 7's elite was the best way to spend their time in Denver.
"I wanted some of these guys to be exposed to a higher level of the game," he said. "We have a good team in terms of El Paso and the Rio Grande Rugby Union (a sub union of WRFU,) but we don't have the game experience of the players who are playing here."
With garish losses to Houston Woodlands Rugby Football Club Exiles, the eventual 2011 Denver 7s champion, and the Glendale (Colo.) Raptors, two professional squads, and increasingly better matches against the Gentlemen of Aspen and the Kansas City Rogue, progress was evident for a team with not only two new players to the game of rugby, but which was also a mix of two different teams who hadn't trained together for Denver.
Jonathan Gil, an El Paso Scorpion turned Team Bliss Stryker for a day, said while the scoreboards may not have bent in their favor, coming out for the Denver 7s with the Strykers was a worthwhile weekend.
"It was a tough day," he said. "We're out here in limited numbers with guys that aren't familiar with each other and [familiarity] is key in this game. [From an experience standpoint] it was a great day overall and a great learning experience. Off the field, it was great spending time with these guys and we built some great camaraderie. You can't ask for any more than that."
Benjamin Matthes, a Soldier from 2nd Special Troops Battalion, 2nd Brigade Combat Team (AETF), 1st Armored Division, had only two weeks of rugby experience coming into the weekend and already considered himself "hooked" thanks to the opportunity to play for the Strykers. He said win or lose at Denver, the chance to get to the Mile High City via Bliss Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation has only added to his new love of the game.
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A couple days ago, JDLand reported that Diverse Markets Management, the folks who'd been brought in to run the retail component of the shipping container bullpen known as the Fairgrounds across from Nationals Park, pulled out five days after the experiment began. Why the quick turnaround?
The company's director, Michael Berman, brought in several clothing and jewelry vendors from the flea market he manages at Eastern Market, but says their sales were terrible—the shipping containers form a kind of courtyard, and people go inside for the beer, not to browse. Once they're there, the loud music doesn't exactly create a great shopping environment.
"It's still the bullpen. The mix of the retail and vending with that was just oil and water. It's the wrong crowd, and there was just no curiosity, no interest in it," he says. "I really believe in the neighborhood, and this would have been the first real retail. I really wanted to create a little design district for folks that live there...And everybody I brought in was just saying, 'I can't work in that scenario.'"
How could it be changed to really work? Berman says that the Fairgrounds would have to open up, become more "porous," perhaps cut the shipping containers lengthwise rather than have them open on the small ends. "I think the right location, not associated with beer, could really be an intimate environment in marketing and vending," he says. Like Dekalb Market in Brooklyn. "That kind of thing could take root and blossom, in the right environment, with the right partners."
Georgetown Events, which operates the whole shebang, seems to think the concept can still work in its current configuration. "Unfortunately, DMM was not the right fit," said president Bo Blair in a statement. "We are fully committed to moving forward quickly with a host of other vendors, artists, real estate brokers, and entrepreneurs who see the incredible potential to create something unique and interesting on the site. We did not go out and spend over $350,000 and waste an incredible amount of time and effort to have the containers sit empty. We will fill them soon."
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Don't Stalk Your Kid Online
An interview with danah boyd, author of It's Complicated: The Social Lives of Networked Teens.
Slate: Do you just talk to your kid about how to act online, or do you follow them onto the sites where they're going?
boyd: Different stages have different training wheels. You pay much more attention at 13 than at 17. But even at 13, you have lots more conversations than you do surveillance. Then if you have concerns, you can amp it up. One way I encourage parents to deal with passwords is to think about it this way: You don't demand your kids' passwords to stalk everything they do. That violates trust, and you want to build a relationship of trust that lasts long after your child leaves home. On the other hand, sometimes you might need a password for access in case of emergency. So how about you buy a piggy bank for the whole family, the kind you have to break to get into it? Everyone in the house puts their passwords in. Parents, too. If the piggy bank gets broken, everyone knows. And the agreement is that it's available in case of emergencies.
Slate: So most of the time, you don't read what your kids write?
boyd: Right. I don't think it helps kids. It's more about being present in the room, looking over their shoulders, having a sense of what's going on, and then releasing over time.
Slate: What grade do you give the social media companies for how they deal with teenagers? I'm skeptical that they're doing enough myself.
boyd: The funny thing to me about Twitter is that it doesn't treat teenagers separately from adults. Twitter tries to deal holistically with abusive content. I'm relatively grateful for that. Young people are more likely to have protected accounts than adults, and the boundaries of a locked account on Twitter, for anyone, is more obvious than it is on Facebook. The difficulties for these sites is the double-edged sword of getting involved in all the dramas of teen life. Without knowing the context, when Facebook jumps in, it's not necessarily in the best position to make the best decisions. Just like the principal at school. It's very difficult for me to figure out exactly what the right approach is. What I really want from the system is less for them to be parental and more for them to be a community, so the issues that come up get dealt with in the community where the kids reside. It's frustrating to me that doesn't happen more, and it goes back to why I want teachers to be on the sites.
Slate: Hmm. Isn't that kind of a cop-out in terms of not demanding much from these companies—which have lots of resources—and putting the burden back on teachers, who often don't? Isn't it asking a lot of them to follow kids online and deal with their problems there, as well as what comes up in school?
boyd: But the dramas online flow into school. When teachers see conflict on Facebook, they have a context for it from the classroom. The point of intervention is much more viable at school, where kids are together, than when they're in their separate homes. In my dream world, which I know doesn't exist, teachers would be highly paid and have the time to engage holistically. It kills me that we don't live in that world.
Slate: Tell me more about your dream world—what do you most wish for young people?
boyd: Teens so want freedom. We talk about how important freedom is all the time, but we don't give it to them. We see their tech use and we don't recognize that they're trying to carve out their place in what we usually look at as the American narrative of freedom.
Slate: You're not only pushing technology as the single avenue of freedom for kids, right?
boyd: Right. I'd love for young people to have more opportunities to interact in casual and unstructured ways. The reason technology plays such a powerful role for them is that it's how they can just get together. Other ways to do that have so eroded in the last two decades. We're talking about systemic changes: fewer part-time youth jobs. Less access for them to cars and gas. Kids are more likely to be in schools where their friends don't live within biking distance. So I talk about technology not because I think it's the end-all, be-all but because it has become the primary place where young people can hang out with their peers. Kids want to be on these sites because that's where their friends are. That's the whole thing.
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This weeks MMQB by Peter King started off with some very serious and impactful news from the labor trenches by Jim Trotter.
Then it got into the fun stuff football. King reviewed the NFL Films Packers Super Bowl video, which should contain enough goodies to keep the green and gold faithful content until DVDs are obsolete. (Or has that happened already?)
King writes about Clay Matthews essentially calling his shot before forcing a fumble to open the fourth quarter. We saw that terrific clip on Sound FX on NFL Network, but King mentions a few other notable moments we hadnt heard of before.
Before facing third-and-10 with six minutes to go, Aaron Rodgers said to the huddle, Were going to be champions tonight.
Moments later, Rodgers delivered the key throw of the game, a laser to Greg Jennings.
Jennings helped build his own legend in the game as well. He begged coach Mike McCarthy to call a corner route in the end zone because of something he saw in Pittsburghs coverages.
Thats exactly what McCarthy did, and it led to a wide open touchdown in the fourth quarter.
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My five favorite takeaways from the DVD:
1. Seeing how great Aaron Rodgers played in the postseason, especially in his 31-of-36 masterpiece against Atlanta in the playoffs, and some of his gems against Pittsburgh in the Super Bowl. NFL Films did such an exquisite job capturing Rodgers throwing on the run in the second half against Atlanta. In super slo-mo, it's amazing to see how coolly Rodgers moved, and how on-target his on-the-run throws were. And the spirals. Perfect.
In the Super Bowl, on third-and-10 with six minutes to go and the Pack nursing a 28-25 lead, Rodgers ducked into the huddle and said, "We're gonna be champions tonight.'' He got the playcall on this third-down play from McCarthy, and zipped it about 30 yards in the air -- amazingly, barely touched by an outstretched fingertip of cornerback Ike Taylor. It landed right in Greg Jennings chest, and Green Bay drove to an insurance field goal. Beautiful throw. Quite literally, had it been one inch closer to Taylor, the ball would have been knocked away, and the Packers would have punted from their 25 with plenty of time for the Steelers to drive.
And let's say Pittsburgh would have taken over at their 35 with 5:45 left ... needing only a field goal to tie and send it to overtime. Instead of having to go 87 yards in two minutes for the win, Pittsburgh would have had to go 35 yards in five-plus minutes to force OT. Big difference there. Rodgers, over and over again, showed what a great difference-maker he was in the four postseason games.
2. Greg Jennings the leader, the playcaller, and the player. Early in the Super Bowl, Jennings and Jordy Nelson sat together on the bench, and Nelson told him in an exercised way how upset he was that Troy Polamalu blindsided him on a pass play with no interference called. (The replay showed he wasn't blindsided exactly, but he was hit beyond the five-yard bump zone for sure.) On the next series, Jennings found Polamalu on the field and yelled, "Don't you be hitting my boy cheap on that wheel route! He told me about it!''
That wasn't the best of it for Jennings. In the second half, with the Packers nursing a 21-17 lead, Jennings went to coach and play-caller Mike McCarthy and begged him to call the corner route in the end zone, because the Steelers weren't being consistent with their coverages in the corner. McCarthy, with 12 minutes left in the game and the ball at the Steelers 8, called it. And just like Jennings said, he was wide open, and it was an easy touchdown for Rodgers. When Jennings got back to the sideline, he found receivers coach Jimmy Robinson, who said to him: "God bless you, my friend! That's what a champion does -- he makes a play we gotta have.''
3. B.J. Raji's voice. The wonder of a child. On the bench in Texas, just before the Super Bowl started, he turned to defensive end Jarius Wynn and said: "Look around real quick. Think back to when you were a little kid, man. This is what dreams are made of.''
4. Clay Matthews is really good. Halfway through the video, I said to myself, "I may have thought too hard on defensive player of the year. Maybe I should have gone Matthews, not Julius Peppers.'' But postseason play doesn't count in the awards, so it's a bit unfair to be wowed by what a rusher does in the playoffs. Matthews is the genuine item, and will be for years.
5. The Steelers were just a little off in the Super Bowl. Troy Polamalu was ineffective, as he was throughout the playoffs. Ben Roethlisberger made a few terrific throws, but he might regret the Jarrett Bush interception in the second quarter for a long time. On the play, you can see Heath Miller free, with his hand in the air as if to say, "I'm open!'' But Roethlisberger forced it to Mike Wallace inside, and Bush read it right, and instead of Miller maybe rambling downfield for a score or a big gain, the ball was picked, and soon Rodgers threw another touchdown pass, and Green Bay was off and running, 21-3.
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I've had the DVD for some time but was only able to watch it for the first time a few days ago. Zero,
you've put up some of your positive things about it. Here are my negatives.
1) Right away it starts with the Brett Favre story....as if we haven't heard that enough all season long....and last season....and the season before....oh, nevermind. But, it talks about the whole 2007 season and builds it up and then..."and then Rodgers takes over in 2008." So why bother mentioning the BF thing at all?
2) I know it is for Packers fans but as they review the season, they make it look like the Packers are kicking ass and winning the games and then they'll show the opposing team kicking a field goal and winning. I don't need to see ALL the opposing team highlights but reliving the tension and the back and forth lead changes are what make the games so memorable in my mind.
3) Thought the editing was sloppy in a few places. Parts where words are cut out or the music swells too loud.
I was pretty excited to watch the post-game ceremony though. I was too delirious to remember any of that from the live feed the first time around.
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On Tuesday this week the Yellow Springs school board and the local district's teacher's union met with a federal mediator to draft a tentative agreement for a contract for the district's 51 teaching staff members.
From conflict to community at college
Five Antioch students were allowed to continue taking summer classes three days into the session after an agreement was worked out last Thursday between students and administrators over overdue room and board fees.