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About Fairview Dining Room
Year after year, the cuisines served up at the Fairview earn the highest marks among respected food critics and peer reviewers. Our Executive Culinary team is widely regarded for their unique "regional neo-American" specialties. The Fairview has received the prestigious AAA Four Diamond award for 22 consecutive years and is the recipient of the Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star rating for two consecutive years.
From our ever-so-tempting appetizers to the last irresistible morsel of our homemade desserts, every meal at the Fairview is executed with discriminating taste and renowned attention to detail. The Inn's extensive wine list, recognized annually by the Wine Spectator Magazine, assures the perfect wine compliment for your meal. Exquisite food, impeccable presentation, attentive service, and a cordial, elegant ambiance make the Fairview the area's restaurant of choice.
Dining Style:
Fine Dining
Hours of Operation:
Breakfast Daily: 7:00am - 11:00am; Saturday & Sunday Brunch: 10:30am - 2:00pm; Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:00pm; Dinner Nightly: 5:30pm - 10:00pm; Afternoon Tea: Wednesday - Sunday: 2:30pm - 4:30pm. Reservations are required, please contact the restaurant directly.
Cross Street:
Science Drive
Dress Code:
Smart Casual
Price Range:
$31 to $50
Payment Options
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
(919) 493-6699
Light classics are played on our baby Grand on Friday & Saturday evening 7pm-10pm, Saturday & Sunday Brunch 11am-2pm.
Parking Details:
On site secure parking, with complimentary valet.
Executive Chef:
Jason Cunningham
Private Party Facilities:
Private Party Contact:
Bobby Gorham or James Holcomb: 9194936699x
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Fairview Dining Room Ratings and Reviews
Wonderful food. Wait staff made us feel ...
Wonderful food. Wait staff made us feel so special. I had king salmon and my husband had the pork chop. Portion size was quite generous. Flavors were superb. Lovely, elegant & refined setting.
Outstanding service and delicious food. ...
Outstanding service and delicious food. A great place to celebrate a special occasions such as an anniversary.
Our waiter was exceptional. He was very ...
Our waiter was exceptional. He was very attentive and the service was better than any of our previous experiences at this same restaurant. He made our Father's Day very special.
Always a pleasure to enjoy Sunday brunch ...
Always a pleasure to enjoy Sunday brunch there. Beautiful atmosphere and great service and food.
Cigar smoke drifted onto the patio where ...
Cigar smoke drifted onto the patio where we were dining.
Beautiful restaurant. The $30 restauran ...
Beautiful restaurant. The $30 restaurant week menu was fabulous. Truly a wonderful value.
Excellent service and food. We went for ...
Excellent service and food. We went for brunch during Triangle Restaurant Week which made it a great deal. Not sure I would go and order from the regular menu, unless it were a special occasion.
Upscale hotel dining room. Ordered a qu ...
Upscale hotel dining room. Ordered a quiche this time, which was not as good as I might have hoped (rather tasteless and a little watery), but the breads were excellent and the dessert awesome, while the salad was quite good. Service was relatively quick, so parents of well behaved youngsters would not find them antsy, but it is clearly more suitable for adults and youngsters on treat behavior. This was a fixed price special with a limited menu, but have also been for brunch in the past, which was quite elegant.
This was amazing meal for the triangle r ...
This was amazing meal for the triangle restaurant week value. Wouldn't have likely been to try the food had it not been for the low price for the occasion
This may seem silly but if you like Fren ...
This may seem silly but if you like French fries get them here because they are perfect. I didn't even use ketchup they are that good. We came here for Restaurant Week lunch and the choices were amazing and all for such a reasonable price. Amazing waitstaff and nice and comfy booths.
Elegant and Delicious
My friend and I were here for lunch during Restaurant Week. The ambience, décor and service are all impeccable. The food is delicious. I started with the WA Shrimp, Bacon and Corn Chowder which was tasty and just enough to not fill us up before the entrée. We both had the grilled salmon with the beet puree and cucumbers. I asked for it medium well and should have had medium but in spite of that it wasn't dry at all and was perfectly seasoned and slightly blackened. Our dessert was a sampler and the Crème Brulee' was the hands down winner there. I've never been here for dinner but it is now definitely on my to do list.
Nice time during Restaurant Week
The Fairview, located inside Washington Duke Inn, is one of those places that you just take for granted because it's always been there. But do yourself a favor and GO there, for the food, the service, and the ambiance. It's a great place for business, a special occasion, or to just treat yourself.
The food, service, and ambiance are charming. We went for lunch during Triangle Restaurant Week and had a full 3-course meal for $15 (only available during Triangle Restaurant Week). All the food was delicious and clearly prepared with skill and pride.
Great dining experience. The table next ...
Great dining experience. The table next to me was a bit loud for a group of six, but it was obvious they were a group of Duke faculty trying to recruit someone.
Hopefully a Bad Night
My husband and I arrived 1 & 1/2 hour before closing. Our date started off promising, but quickly declined. My salad was nothing special, my wahoo was overcooked and tough, I did hear the waiter call it swordfish, my husband's filet was beautiful, but cold. The bright spots of our meal were the wine and the crème brulee. We ate here 2 years ago and had a much better experience. Perhaps, they were having a bad night. I definitely want to give a huge compliment to the pianist, that was the highlight.
Piano interferred with conversation
The 6 of us were seated in an alcove to ourselves, which we thought would be great for conversation. That hope was short lived when the nearby grand piano came to life. In fairness, our ears are 70+ years old. The other patrons were likely less challenged. Next time we'll be sure to ask about the seating and hope to be able to hear without straining someone sitting across from us without their raising their voices. Somewhat marred an otherwise very nice dining experience.
Wonderful service wonderful food, than ...
Wonderful service wonderful food, thank you Shahb and the kitchen staff
Special occasion
A relative I rarely see was in town, and i wanted to impress. Fairview Dining did the job, even for a diehard Carolina fan. Excellent service, innovative food, wonderful wines. Highly recommended.
Best of Durham
The ambience and the service were excellent. Great attention to detail. We were made to feel really special. Surprisingly the portions were larger than expected for a gourmet restaurant.
Attentive Dining Experience
We decided to try this country club restaurant when we spent the night in Durham, since the online menu had a sunset prix fix menu, which had some interesting choices. The restaurant has wonderful views of the golf course and grounds. Our server Nathaniel was extremely attentive. We had to ask the hostess for the prix fix menu, though, and thought it should have been given to us without asking. That was the only downside. For our first course, I enjoyed the shrimp and corn chowder and my husband liked his unusual nettle (herb) chilled soup. He enjoyed the sliced sirloin for his main entree, and I thought my salmon dish was well prepared and perfect. For dessert, we enjoyed a medley of small bites.
We have eaten here before and enjoyed th ...
We have eaten here before and enjoyed the food very much. Our dinner was disappointing as it did not meet our expectations.
We LOVE the Fairview Restaurant!
We have eaten here many times. The filet mignon is delicious, as are any of the fish dishes that we have eaten. I would trust them on anything you order. The service is top notch, and the wine list is extensive. Often there is a piano player, who has happily played some requests for us. The atmosphere is quiet, the music is background. Our twenty-something children love it as much as we do! We have also gone for brunch and the brunch dessert bar is wonderful! The restaurant is not inexpensive, but we feel that you do get what you are paying for!
Fabulous graduation celebration spot
My family and I adored dining at the Fairview. The food was delicious but the real jewel is the phenomenal and attentive service. The small touch of a special dessert saying congratulations really put the evening on the map. Definitely recommending the Fairview to all of my friends for any upcoming events or even a nice dinner out.
Teacher Appreciation Day
Thanks to Fairview Dining Room for recognizing Durham Public School teachers for Teacher Appreciation Day. I used this as a good excuse to take my mother out to celebrate her students' AP exam success. We had an early reservation and were able to take advantage of the 3-course early dinner special menu. The service was excellent. The food was interesting with unique combinations of local ingredients - my mother was especially impressed with the beet and potato side for her salmon. We were also pleasantly surprised with the chocolate mousse dessert - it tasted like it was garnished with maracuya, which was a lovely flavor to conclude the dinner.
Wa Du Brunch
We have eaten at the Washington Duke on several occasions and typically the service is spot on! However, this morning it was quite slow, the server was not particularly attentive; had to request coffee refills several times, was slow getting back with specific requests, coffee and soup were both lukewarm. The food, however, especially the divine dessert bar was, as always, excellent!
We got a second floor room for about 20 ...
We got a second floor room for about 20 guests. Drink, food, are expected level as usual. However, only 1 waitress served us. So it was so slow. At least one more serving guy should be there.
Recently enjoyed an intimate dinner duri ...
Recently enjoyed an intimate dinner during a Saturday early evening. Staff was professional and attentive. Food was reasonably priced and exceptional quality.
Disappointed and some food unacceptable!
Took my grandson for him to enjoy a real dining experience. Disappointed! My chowder was passible but my shrimp-crab louis awful. Canned or popcorn shrimp, invisible crab meat, small piece of bibb lettuce. His 12oz New York strip was okay but he stated that he had had better elsewhere. He did like his shrimp cocktail (real shrimp ). For their reputation and $90.00+ tab I certainly expected better. You can spend your dining dollars better elsewhere./
Can't recall having better service at an ...
Can't recall having better service at any restaurant. Period. Truly outstanding. Five despite servers and the food manager bid us farewell calling me by my name each time as we left. A name they only learned of when we came to dine. Outstanding.
The citrus salad was delicious. The blac ...
The citrus salad was delicious. The black bean burger was surprisingly large but the flavor was pleasing.
A good experience
We enjoyed the setting at Fairview. We were staying in this beautifully set hotel on the campus of Duke University and we enjoyed our whole stay. The restaurant is in a beautiful setting and very romantic. The food was average, but the service was over the top. Overall we enjoyed our experience there.
One of my favorites
Always good food, excellent service, and a lovely setting. Great for special occasions but I really like to for lunches as well.
Chilean sea bass was perfect.
Chilean sea bass was perfect.
Enchanted evening
Very nice atmosphere. Fine dining without being pretentious.
Wanting, Hoping, Unfulfilled
We saw the reviews and nice pictures. We took a shot. Service was good, we were few tables there, so many servers coming around. Food was lacking. The steak was delicious, but the other entree was way over done.
Best in Durham for food, service, and sc ...
Best in Durham for food, service, and scenery! Executive Club membership is a bargain
Dinner with out of state friends
I can only give the Fairview Inn superlatives. Food,ambience, and service were great. Our friends enjoyed the evening and found it to be a highlight of their visit.
Samantha was a great server.
Samantha was a great server.
Blown away by the ambiance of the settin ...
Blown away by the ambiance of the setting. Did not know much about the Duke family, but the displays were educational. The food was superb, and made better by the fine service Denise provided. The total experience was outstanding.
Probably the best restaurant I have been ...
Probably the best restaurant I have been to in Durham. Very classy old-style hotel dining room. Go early for the specials through 6:30 PM. A great $35 value with appetizer, entrée and salad. The winter salad with pomegranate and goat cheese was terrific. The rack of boar was surprisingly good cooked medium rare
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Dynamic Oil Trading, the global trading company for marine fuels and lubricants, reported a successful first year of operations since the launch of the company in October 2012. The company said it sales performance, supported by its significant financial backing, has served to create the foundation for increased customer acquisition and growth.
In the 12 months since its establishment, Dynamic Oil Trading has expanded rapidly and now has a ten-strong bunker trading team based out of its global headquarters in Singapore. The company is also launching a new office in Dubai to serve its customers in the Middle East with plans for further expansion in Asia and Europe.
Commenting on Dynamic Oil Trading's first year of operation, CEO Lars Møller attributes the success of the past 12 months to a combination of factors:
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As a longtime Journal subscriber, I'm used to a certain level of meanness pervading the majority of the Journal's news coverage. This year's mayoral profiles were typical Journal fare, although Chavez, the paper's chosen one, seemed to escape the brunt of the paper's fury. Maybe that's because during the last mayoral election cycle he got absolutely smeared in the Journal's election profiles.
Even that time around, though, Chavez got off relatively easy. Back then, mayoral candidate, and former Albuquerque Monthly publisher, Rick Homans got the true character assassination in our morning daily. As a competitor of the now-defunct city monthly, I never rooted for Rick, but I still recall the compassion I felt for him when the Journal published its front-page mayoral profile, a virtual line-by-line character mutilation of Homans.
Yet even that vicious, inexcusable rant in no way prepared me for the Journal's recent front-page lead on a soggy Thursday morning announcing former Gov. Gary Johnson's divorce from his wife, Dee, after 28 years. The story, titled "My Heart Is Broken," truly marks an all-time for low for the Journal.
A former governor's divorce may indeed be news—it may even be front-page news—but it is certainly not lead-
How could Johnson (no relation) and his wife's divorce possibly be considered a more important story than that of House Majority Leader Tom Delay's felony indictment, which the right-wing Journal relegated to the third most important story on the cover? While Albuquerque swells with tourists in town for the Balloon Fiesta, at least New Mexico's largest newspaper has given visitors a feel for just how down and dirty things can get out here. In fact, maybe it's time for the Journal to more openly embrace its trademark cruel streak.
How about a motto change from "New Mexico's Leading Newspaper" to "New Mexico's Nastiness Newspaper"? I like the alliteration.
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Vice Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) Vice Adm. Peter Neffenger presented the 2014 Rear Adm. William Benkert Awards at the American Petroleum Institute's (API) annual tanker conference Thursday. The award is given to support and recognize maritime industry efforts for their environmental protection programs.
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Every time Daniel Jesudass enters his residence, the swarm of houseflies rises like a dark cloud from the floor only to settle down on the utensils, vegetables and the furniture a moment later.
A dog sterilisation centre located in Vellalore Town Panchayat has been non-functional from the day of its inauguration more than four years ago, alleged RTI activist Daniel Jesudas.
Activists have been protesting against Vellalore town panchayat for digging up a 15ft drain instead of the sanctioned 4.5ft drain near Kanjikonampalayam in Coimbatore.
The final detailed project report (DPR) of the Vellalore Integrated Bus Stand - Phase I has been completed and will be submitted to the state government next week.
Desperate to get rid of the fly menace in Vellallore, the civic body is planning to find organic methods to tackle the problem.
Coimbatore corporation ropes in Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) for bio-methanisation and bio-mining process that would speed up the process of waste degradation at the Vellalore dump yard.
A day after inspecting bad roads, the city corporation authorities made a surprise visit to the Vellalore dumpyard on Wednesday, to set right the fly menace caused by the mounds of garbage.
Residents near Subramanyapalya landfill in Banaswadi have not allowed garbage to be dumped there from Thursday, leading to waste piling up in many parts of the city.
On Friday, the Bombay high court bench of Justices AS Oka and AA Sayed directed the Pune collector not to dispossess flat owners from their homes until further notice, advocate Manoj Badgujar said.
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Resident association alleged that the MPCB field staff tried to forcibly take signature of the locals that there was no pollution in the area following their complaint to the environment minister.
Residents' welfare association, and civil society have cited the NMMC 2014-2015 environment status report (ESR) on Vashi creek findings against the MPCB stand of questioning the NMMC study
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As the SSP is out of town on a week's leave so an inquiry was ordered by Patna City SP Shivdeep Lande. "The fire broke out around 1.30am on Wednesday night when three of the Bihar Military Police (BMP) jawans were sleeping in the room. I have ordered a probe which will be conducted by DSP Secretariat Shivli Nomani.


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Rooney Mara Attended Vegan Dinner at Sundance
According to People Magazine, Rooney Mara is vegan, and she and fellow castmates recently ate a special plant-based dinner at Wahson restaurant.
In 2012, we named Salt Lake City, UT the "Next Great Vegan City," but Park City's Sundance Film Festival holds its own when it comes to great meat-free dining; Morningstar Farms opened a temporary café on Main Street handing out free meatless fare to festival patrons, and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo actress Rooney Mara and other Hollywood names, including Casey Affleck and Ben Foster, attended a vegan dinner hosted by Nylon and ASOS. People Magazine reports the Ain't Them Bodies Saints cast celebrated the upcoming film and "indulged in cabbage spring rolls, green tea sorbet with berries and forbidden tofu, which is made with crispy tofu, aromatic black rice, coconut eggplant, Thai basil and lychee vinaigrette."
16 Handles Frozen Yogurt Chain Launches Vegan Series
Frozen yogurt company partners with AriZona, Dannon, and Skinnygirl to introduce a new vegan option every month.
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Ontario Zoo Closes Due to Low Attendance
Controversial Canadian zoo to close this fall after owner stands trial for four charges of animal cruelty.
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Perdue Announces Sweeping Animal Welfare Reforms
Chicken company launches a comprehensive animal welfare policy to address animal cruelty issues across 2,200 farms.
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Major Zoo to Close After 140 Years, Release 2,500 Animals
Buenos Aires mayor announced the groundbreaking move after calling animal captivity degrading.
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President passes unprecedented amendment drafted by vegan senator Cory Booker.
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- Schwarzenegger and Cameron Urge Public to Cut Meat
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- USDA: Our Salmonella Detection System May be Flawed
- Transgender Man Wins Sexiest Vegan Contest
- CVS to Showcase Vegan Foods
- NFL Player Prepares for Olympics with Vegan Cheesecake
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The 27th Annual Sunrise Kiwanis Pumpkin Fair held over the weekend lived up to its family-friendly reputation.
Manteca needs to build at least two more fire stations to meet adopted municipal emergency response service goals for development already in place.
Jason Sutton crouched down to put his hand into the water sputtering from the railroad feature in Library Park Saturday afternoon.
Manteca's economy has taken on the characteristics of Sybil.
Manteca is preparing to install a 12-inch water line from Austin Road to Pestana Avenue along East Louise Avenue.
Drive-thru windows – the bane of efforts to reduce San Joaquin Valley air pollution – are a prominent feature of three new businesses advancing through the municipal approval process.
LATHROP – Michael Navarrette is a big Star Wars fan.
The days of cramped space and drab surroundings for Manteca's unwanted or lost dogs and cats are numbered.
Pumpkins and a smashing good time go hand-in-hand as the 27th annual Sunrise Kiwanis Manteca Pumpkin Fair opens today in downtown.
Jeff "JB" Burkhardt made a big impression on his fellow municipal workers as well as those he served along his refuse collection route.
Karen McLaughlin on Saturday morning rubbed elbows with her kind of people - Manteca residents.
Forget about the Norman Rockwell touchy feely approach to pumpkins.
RIPON - The CHP helicopter is expected to be landing at Ripon's Community Center as a highlight in the Menlo Park Police and Ripon Police 21st Annual Emergency Vehicle Show and Law Enforcement Recruitment Fair.
STOCKTON - The musical comedy "Hairspray" is being staged at the Stockton Civic Theatre from Wednesday, Nov. 16, through Sunday, Dec. 11.
Federal water purveyors scrambling to reduce the potential of flooding this winter are about to send water flowing through South San Joaquin Irrigation District canals that normally dry up in October.
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At first I didn't believe the numbers.
COLUMBIA - Sierra Repertory Theatre Jr. will present a brand new children's musical based on the classic Mark Twain tale of the same name, "The ...
MODESTO - Music Director David Lockington will lead Modesto Symphony Orchestra and the combined vocal forces of the Modesto Symphony Orchestra Chorus and CSU Stanislaus Concert ...
STOCKTON - The hilarious British farce "Funny Money" is now playing through Sunday, May 15, at the Stockton Civic Theatre.
RIPON - If one Vander Molen does not get you, the other will.
California's minimum wage laws are already having severe impacts on Manteca's two leading non-profits - Give Every Child a Chance and the Manteca-Lathrop Boys ...
For the first time in about two decades, the Manteca Garden Tour is going from a garden of domesticity to the divine. From the home ...
Manteca's first residential project aimed at serving four distinct income brackets of home buyers is being proposed on 339 acres stretching from a point ...
Leo Zuber would rather be safe than sorry when it came to the City of Ripon finalizing the Development Agreement with JKB Living Inc. last ...
The arts are alive and thriving in Lathrop.
Manteca's Independence Day celebration at Big League Dreams sports complex has been a dud of sorts when it comes to attendance to the activities ...
Colony Oak Elementary School was opened in time for the 1990-91 school year.
Manteca Unified trustee Sam Fant claims that selective political prosecution is to blame for the decision by the San Joaquin County District Attorney's office ...
The wet winter season might have cut down on Lathrop's ability to maintain its ability to exceed the 25 percent water use reduction it ...
Phil Waterford - a businessman driven to serve the less fortunate in the community - is being inducted into the Manteca Hall of Fame.
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DevilDriver Post New Song
Makes me want to drown kittens.
I actually quite enjoyed it. I like this song more then almost any song off Beast
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Song didn't do nothing for me. Hope there are better songs in their new offering.
Very bland, there is nothing that stands out or really grabs you. With that said, however, it does bode well for the rest of the album. Dez and crew seem to have gone back to a groove focus rather than continue the attempt of technical metal on Beast which is where they shine best.
Should add that Dez's vocals are sounding quite good this time around too.
Boring. Most everything on Beast is better. ZomarK apparently listened to the wrong album thinking it was Beast
Beast was actually my least favourite album by these guys. Last Kind Words is the best in my opinion. Fury is good as well. I think their prime has long passed but I still enjoy them.
'link didn't work for me'
If the link doesn't work then try looking at the URL and put a colon in the proper place. Then it should work. I don't know WHY Sputnik refuses to play nicely with https links, but it's quite bothersome.
Also song is good!
Starts off pretty dull but picks up drastically a little over the halfway mark. I'm looking forward to this album.
Holy crap. The production on this thing sounds massive
Perfect timing, I just started getting into these guys again a few days ago
Digging: Liquicity - Escapism 3
Their drummer has ridiculous legs. The double kicks are pretty impressive.
This band is so shit.
It's ok I guess. Nothing really special and I doubt they'll ever make an album as consistent as TLKW again.
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Dana Blankenhorn tag:typepad.com,2003:weblog-295437 2016-06-24T07:31:54-04:00 There is no energy shortage. The sun shines, the wind blows, the tides roll, we live on a molten rock. TypePad We Have Met the Enemy and He is Us tag:typepad.com,2003:post-6a00d83451da3169e201bb091195e5970d 2016-06-24T07:31:54-04:00 2016-06-15T10:39:01-04:00 As has been true many times before, Americans stand on a precipice. Once upon a time, we fell in. I don't believe we'll fall in again. I do believe November will represent a true turning point. Dana Blankenhorn

History does not repeat, but it rhymes.

I have learned that in my own studies here over the last decade. It's our ability to learn from history, and so step back from the brink, that is the secret of America's success.

The present political conflict has elements of the Civil War and World War II in it. Like the Civil War it's primarily a sectional struggle, this time between cities and suburbs, and also (so far) primarily a political struggle. At the same time it's also a global struggle over values, with people around the world wanting to tear apart the post-war order and so make war upon one another. It will be America's job, over the next four years, to offer a credible alternative.

Also, as with previous crises, this one has roots going back a generation. The Civil War followed a generation of compromises between North and South, brokered by the West. World War II followed the harsh peace of World War I, and the rise of Empires (including, thanks to Teddy Roosevelt, our own).

Similarly, everything we're seeing now is an outgrowth of what I have called the Nixon Thesis of Conflict.

Let's remember what that was about.
 You create a narrow majority, and then in order to maintain cohesion you toss various elements of that majority out the window. You do that by radicalizing government policy. It's something we see in Latin America, Asia and Africa all the time, something we're seeing more-and-more in European countries like Hungary and Poland. It killed the Arab Spring. A leader elected on a narrow base constricts the freedom of their enemies and eventually turns a democracy into a dictatorship. Principles become all about the principal. Whether it's originally done in the name of a philosophy, a tribe, a religion or the nation makes no difference. The end is always the same. The mass of the people suffer. Economic opportunity moves elsewhere.
Why, then, with so many negative examples all around us, not only in history but in the newspapers, would Americans possibly copy that error with Donald Trump?

I don't think we will, but thinking something doesn't make it happen. There is always the struggle. This is true whether you're trying to prove a political point or a scientific one. The other side does not care about your evidence for Pluto being a satellite rather than a planet. They don't care about your evidence for global warming, or the need for gun control. They're not thinking with that part of their brain.

There has always been a duality to the human mind and heart. We're capable of great good, but also great evil. We're capable of this as nations, as religions, as groups, as individuals. Give us the means and some are bound to take it.

This means the better angels of our nature cannot be passive in the face of fear, or threats, or violence. They must be firm, and their search for justice sustained. They must be able to hold together under great stress, even under great odds. The story of America is the story of doing just that.

History will record the present period as one of civil war. Not Civil War, but civil war. There is a difference between armies marching and individuals terrorizing the neighbors. Barring a result I do not foresee, Civil War will be averted. But the civil war has been going on for many years.

The war over the judiciary has been going on for a generation, and the Nixon Thesis has won enormous victories, ridding courts of moderates and liberals, packing courts with "conservatives" who will see every issue as political, and who will respond in an entirely political manner. The radicalization of the party apparatus, within the states, has also been going on since the Nixon era. I cut my teeth on it, with the New York Conservative Party believe it or not, which eventually rode out not just Nelson Rockefeller but every other sensible voice.

The key to maintaining cohesion in such an effort is that you always blame the other side for what you do. Theirs is the conspiracy, theirs is the threat. You're only defending yourself.

It was the Warren Court that gave birth to Rehnquist, they'll say. It's Bork who created Clarence Thomas, they'll say. It's the corruption of Democratic city machines that made Bush vs. Gore necessary, they'll say. Power must be maintained, even in the face of democratic majorities going the other way, thus Citizens United. It must be maintained even through violent rebellion, thus DC vs. Heller and the extremism that has followed.

It was the 2008 Heller decision that made this a shooting war. By deliberately misreading the Second Amendment as granting individuals a "right" to own guns, overturning a completely valid precedent in U.S. vs. Miller (1935) Antonin Scalia unleashed radicalism in the name of any cause, or in the name of no cause, although he meant to unleash it in the Republican cause. While the case at bar only involved handguns, it has been used by the industry, and conservatives, to apply to semi-automatic machine guns. While the case at bar only involved a prohibition against gun ownership it has been used to oppose any form of gun safety.

Thus the war has been prosecuted, not by generals and by disciplined armies, but by diseased individuals following every type of cause they can conjure. White supremacy in Charleston. The voices in someone's head in Aurora. Muslim fanaticism in Orlando. And with every battle we mourn, yet we find ourselves unable to act because of Citizens United, along with the deliberate, willful gerrymandering of Republican legislatures, who have become not just anti-Democratic, but profoundly anti-democratic.

This is the real political pressure building under the surface of America. We focus on what the right is doing, we ignore what the left is feeling. We focus on Trump. We ignore Sanders.

More Constitutional Amendments have covered the right to vote than any other subject, and yet still these assholes seek to limit the franchise in a dozen different ways. They demand identification and then prevent voters from getting it. They close polling places in Democratic areas, while keeping plenty open in Republican ones. They end early voting working people depend upon. They throw people in prison on trumped-up charges and then say felons can't vote. When all else fails, local officials go for rank intimidation of ethnic or religious minorities.

This is not democracy. These are not the actions of republicans. These are acts of war, war against the very ideas and ideals on which the country was founded. The noise is coming from inside the house.

Fortunately, it has until now been a political struggle. It should remain a political struggle, if those engaged in politics remain willing to use the remaining tools of democracy to keep up the fight. It's when we give up on voting, when we decide the system is "rigged" and take up arms against those committing civil war against us, that this can become a Civil War. And, then, a global war of all against all, one no one can win and will make man a virus Gaia will destroy for its own survival.

As has been true many times before, Americans stand on a precipice. Once upon a time, we fell in. I don't believe we'll fall in again. I do believe November will represent a true turning point.

But who can be certain? We can't.

 http://www.danablankenhorn.com/2016/06/we-have-met-the-enemy-and-he-is-us.html The Second American Civil War tag:typepad.com,2003:post-6a00d83451da3169e201b8d1fc233a970c 2016-06-23T10:07:27-04:00 2016-06-23T10:07:27-04:00 This war ends when the people decide it must end. The means to end it are in our hands, and always have been in our hands. The war ends when there are vastly more votes against anything the NRA says than for it. It's really that simple. Dana Blankenhorn

History will record that the United States has been in a state of civil war for eight years now.

It was announced through Sarah Palin, grew during the Tea Party days, and has only gotten worse since.

The fuel for the war is Antonin Scalia's decision in D. C. vs. Heller, announced 8 years ago this week, which overturned 220 years of jurisprudence and held, for the very first time, that the Second Amendment gives Americans a legal right to own a gun.

The decision applied only to handguns. It was limited in scope. But it was seized on by modern day secessionists to mean they could all arm themselves to the teeth, and that they had a natural right to revolt against the government.
 We don't recognize this as a Civil War, in part, because we're in the middle of it. Southerners never called the first one a Civil War. It was the War Between the States, or the War of Northern Aggression. Once I moved to Atlanta in 1981, I began calling it the Recent Unpleasantness. I was joking. But had I called it anything else, it would not have been a joking manner, even then, 120 years after the event.
Like the first Civil War, this is a political struggle driven by economics. The underlying struggle then was between men and machines. The underlying struggle today is between men and computers.

Technology is making more-and-more people obsolete, people who once had important jobs and power within their communities. Technology has hollowed out every suburb and small town in America, turning the shopkeeper, the insurance agent, the real estate agent, and the banker into mere apps. These aren't physical jobs. These are mental jobs, careers spent making decisions, requiring a college education.

As these jobs have disappeared, the blocks have come off the crazy. What was once confined to an extremist fringe has moved into the center of one of our political parties. The Republican Party, formed to fight for liberty in the last Civil War, now defines liberty as Luddism, as revanchism, as intolerance of change and all change agents. The GOP is now the Confederacy.

Anyone can enlist in this civil war. It's easy. Buy a gun. You're in. Statistics show that gun owners are under much greater danger from gun violence than non-gun owners. Toddlers are killing their siblings and parents, parents are killing their toddlers, idiots are killing idiots over nothing, and mass murder is being encouraged on the Internet and cable television every day. Got a cause? Kill. Got no cause? Kill anyway.

The last Civil War was fought by brother against brother. Today's Civil War is being fought within ourselves. You can be safer by opting-out, especially if you're a white urban dweller, but you can never be truly safe because of the crossfire. Fighting can break out anywhere, anytime, and if you're there you're just going to die.

The last war ended when the territory of the South was crushed, militarily, by the greater arms of the North. This war has no fixed battle lines. It's more like Vietnam or Iraq in that respect. We can't win this war by gaining or holding territory. We can't win it through argument with those on the other side.

This war ends when the people decide it must end. The means to end it are in our hands, and always have been in our hands.

The war ends when there are vastly more votes against anything the NRA says than for it. It's really that simple. Right now polls show a 50-50 split, and so long as that continues the war goes on. Even a 55-45 majority for peace isn't enough. We need at least a 60-40, straight party line vote, to defeat the bulwarks of suppression, gerrymandering, and tribalism our enemies have arrayed against us.

I no longer think the present election will be decisive. Even if Hillary Clinton wins 3-2 over Donald Trump, Republicans are still expected to control most state houses, most state legislatures, and the U.S. House of Representatives. That's plenty to defy the majority, unless the majority is prepared to play hardball, and I am not certain we are.

What do I mean by that? A certain hardening of hearts is required, against all those who would continue the war. A certain amount of exhaustion is needed, among those living in war-torn areas who have tired of the battle. Just as there was no secession document, save the Heller decision, there will be no surrender document, save perhaps a decision overturning it, much as Prohibition was overturned in 1933 so that economic-political-social struggle could end.

I can't say exactly how many more people will die in this war. I fear a lot. We are already at Vietnam-like levels of gun violence, but that's spread across a nation of 300 million. With 1,000 dying a week, there are too many people who consider themselves safe, immune, on both sides. So the toll will grow.

I pray I'm not counted among the dead. Same to you and your family. But until we decide this war must end, stay down.

 http://www.danablankenhorn.com/2016/06/the-second-american-civil-war.html The Google Content Fund tag:typepad.com,2003:post-6a00d83451da3169e201b7c8665a79970b 2016-06-17T05:51:00-04:00 2016-06-02T10:47:31-04:00 Google has to start spending money on content.Here is how they can do it Dana Blankenhorn

It's ironic that a company founded in Atlanta wound up breaking journalism.

Doubleclick was launched in early 1995, in Atlanta, but moved to New York shortly thereafter. It was bought by Google a decade later.

Doubleclick sold ads based on intrinsic targeting. The system used cookies to learn things about you, then buyers took out ads aimed directly at what you were doing. This led to things like a mother being offered cookie recipes at a gun site, or a gun owner being shown a magnum when he's looking into champagne vacations.

These kinds of ads are intrusive. They invite blocking. They're irrelevant to where your head is right now and their performance is thus very, very poor. But this doesn't matter to an advertiser who can buy 100 such ads for what a specific web site on, say, guns might ask for a single impression. They get it back on volume.
 A gun ad on a gun site is an example of extrinsic targeting. The ad is shown based on the lifestyle, industry, or place the content serves. The content and the ad are aimed at the same head space. The ad is more effective. But it is not 100 times more effective than the ad that is intrinsically targeted. And even if it is close, the intrinsic targeter believes they're getting "brand awareness," thus goodwill the next time the victim (uh, reader) sees a related ad or story.
Journalism was built by extrinsic targeting. You could tell a car dealer in Atlanta that X number of cars who saw his newspaper ad would pass by his place of business each day, which would result in Y additional sales, money that more than paid for the ad. The newspaper had data to illustrate this point.

By pushing intrinsic targeting Google, and those who have copied it, have denied content the money it needs to create more content.

Content producers first tried to deal with the deterioration of ad rates caused by intrinsic targeting by increasing the number of ad spaces they carried. But this did not work. Then they tried new types of highly-intrusive formats, like video ads that you couldn't stop playing, or delays between clicking and actually getting to see any content. These techniques don't work either, and for the same reason. Neither will threatening people who might use ad blockers. The problem is that the ad is irrelevant to what is on the reader's mind. Once The Huffington Post found they could get more clicks on a story, by offering opinions and reader feedback, than The New York Times could get for the same story, it was all over.

I'm not saying old-fashioned newspaper ads were not a bother, but there was a reason people paid big money for the Sunday paper, and it wasn't just about the funnies. The Sunday paper had a lot of ads. It weighed several pounds. It cost more to get those several pounds onto your doorstep (or through a newsstand) than it did the daily paper. People were actually paying more to see more ads.

Now that Google has destroyed the content industries, however, Google has a problem. The stock has gone flat, and it's down for all of 2016. Growth has slowed, and margins are down. The stock is still selling for nearly twice the market averages, almost 32 times last year's earnings, but when fashions change it's going to plunge. Selling off money-losing divisions like the robot company formerly called Boston Dynamics won't solve the problem. Neither will trying to pay people to hold the stock, which is what Apple started doing under Tim Cook. (Apple now sells for 12 times last year's earnings.)

Google has to start spending money on content.

There are three ways this can go. Google can help get ad rates back up, raising the price for its intrinsic targeting and creating programs that sell ads based on their content. Google can become a content company. Or Google can invest in content producers.

This will be difficult, because Pandora's Box is already open. Lots of other companies, like Facebook, can now sell intrinsic targeting, and they can actually do it better, because people rather than companies are creating Facebook's content. Facebook is even getting ahead of it with things like Facebook Live, which turns content into an event that can draw a sufficient audience to make intrinsic targeting work. As a result, investors are now willing to pay more than twice as much for Facebook's earnings as Google's.

The problem with Google becoming a content company is that Google becomes responsible for the content. Not just legally responsible, but financially. Google has to figure out what people want, and find a way to give it to them. Machines can't do this. Algorithms can't do this. Only people know people. The model just doesn't scale the way Google would want.

The third route is for Google to help fund content. You put together equity, you crowdsource debt, and you write into the contracts a way to get Google's money out. This is a much better deal than record companies or managers offer now. Equity deals are made for copyright and distribution rights that never revert. Debt is held by managers who control the artists. This sort of thing has been going on for a century. It's why the old Hollywood studios were owned by movie theater chains, and why so many artists died broke while the record labels prospered.

Defining up-front how artists will get their content back would bring an enormous rush of content Google's way. It would change the content creation game, tilting the field toward artists decisively. This would also benefit Google, by allowing a continual recycling of its content investment and, as a result, the creation of more content.

The risk is that Google gets stuck with a lot of content that can't make up its costs, but hopefully Google will decide where to invest with professional help, and over time this should mean fewer losing investments. Google could also sell rights to content that didn't make back its investment. That would be a business. Even the losers are a small price to pay for the general increase in content generated by the new model.

How will this work for journalism? Well, documentaries are journalism. News organizations can seek funding for projects just as singers and movie directors can. Publishers who don't take advantage will quickly find their best people leave.

Corporate investments for movies and TV shows can be applied to publications that seek defined audiences. Just as a movie may not pay off for three years, so too with a publication.

Google will want to get its money out and get out of the way because it won't want to deal with the non-economic risks of owning content. Is the content good? Is it controversial? Those are questions for publishers, and producers, not for Google. Having a defined way to get out of the way will help it reduce those risks.

Doing this with publishers will also increase Google's incentive to work on making defined audiences profitable again. In the end, that's what has to happen, for Google to continue to prosper. Google, and the other companies that have digitized the world's markets, have to find ways to create new jobs for those who aren't engineers or dot-com entrepreneurs, for their own political survival.

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