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Historical Traveler Reviews Convention Center Hotel New York City
The Hole
This hotel was awful!
dont stay there. we found a TOE NAIL IN THE BED.
the corridors reek of smoke.
curtains are decorational (and ugly) not functional.
no room service.
no change at reception for vending machines.
no bellboy to help carry bags down flight of stairs.
slow check in.
overall - dont stay there!
This hotel is a dump. . . located in a dumpster area!
Good value, modern, clean
The hotel is a modern, steel & concrete mid-rise with low prices and solid Best Western service, including clean rooms and a continental breakfast. What's nice is that you can actually open the windows, and they don't look out onto air shafts, since it's the tallest building on the block.
The block, as others have written, is not what a typical tourist expects from New York. The nearest convenience store is two blocks away, as is the nearest upscale restaurant. But that doesn't mean the neighborhood isn't interesting, even if there are a couple of "dead' spots crossing highways. The block itself is the taxi repair shop district, with 24-hour garages and people coming and going all the time---so it's absolutely safe. The smell you might get on rare occasion is from the horse stable a couple of buildings away, where the horses from the Central Park carriages hang out. The ferries to gentrifing Jersey City and funky Hoboken (with great restaurants) are two block away, and the Javits Convention Center is one block away.
This might not be the neighborhood if you have young kids or are out of shape and aren't up for walking (but then why are you in New York anyway if you're not walking?), but it truly is 10 minutes to Times Square or Madison Square Garden, 5 minutes to the restaurants on 9th Avenue in the increasingly funky Hell's Kitchen, and no more than 10 minutes to stations on the 8th Ave subway. I flew into Newark Airport, took the bus to Port Authority Bus Station, and walked the 5 or 6 blocks easily to the hotel at night.
The rooms are quiet---I couldn't hear any of the other guests' TVs---and the street noise quieter than most hotels (the AMTRAK trains don't seem to run at night if you're on the south side of the building, where they occasionally toot their whistle.)
Given the price and amenities, this is a great hotel if you're willing to stay off the beaten tourist track.
Loved it
Previous reviews are right - the room is small, but this is probably the best you could get from $80 per night...in Manhattan! i agree that their bathroom is clean and tasteful!
i had a great experience with the front desk. When my fiance an i arrived, it was about 10:30 a.m. i asked the front desk if we could store the luggage somewhere, and that we probably won't be able to make it back before 4 (the check-in time). You know what she did? She checked us in! 10:30 in the morning!! So we were able to refresh a bit and then start our city adventure!
Forgot to check her name, but she was a pregnant (i think so) African American lady.
Complimentary breakfast is cool. i stayed at one Best Western in upper Michigan, but don't remember if they had the same breakfast. At Best Western Convention Center Hotel, there was a toaster that we could warm up bagels and bread. All kinds of herbal tea, fresh apple juice, whole milk, different kinds of corn flakes and fruit loops, and muffins. Whenever something ran short, the hotel staff came back with more.
It is indeed an iffy neighborhood. A few blocks from subway, but if you do not mind taking bus, the hotel is on 38th St between Amsterdam and Broadway. If you walk to Amsterdam, there is M11 going up Amsterdam; if you walk to Broadway, there is M42 going to Time Square, where you can transfer to a few of subway trains and buses. If you walk alone and are hesitant to, do not walk on 38th street. Instead, try get off the bus on 40th, and walk major blocks down (like Amsterdam).
If you come in New York by plane (either LGA or JFK), you will probably have to pay at least one bus fare ($2 or $4). Then try to get a Metro Card at a subway station ($7/per day, $21/per week), then you can tranfer unlimited buses and subway trains in NYC.
When we checked in, i did not specify we wanted a non-smoking room, so when we stepped on the eighth floor, we could smell some smoke. So if you want to stay there, make sure you specify you want a non-smoking room.
Overall i had a great experience with Best Western Convention Center Hotel. By the way, i got the deal from Priceline.
Very handy for Jacob K Javits convention center...
What can I say, for 105 Euros a night you can't complain. Small (by US standards) room but not in comparison with other (much more expensive)hotels in which I have stayed in Manhattan. Clean, though my colleague - a smoker - said her room was a bit iffy. It is a bit of a walk to the subway, but during the day that's fine - the area is not crawling with dodgy characters. I walked back to this hotel at 3am without feeling threatened, but I guess you wouldn't want to do that as a woman alone. Staff friendly enough and very helpful trying to connect my laptop to their broadband internet connection (but it didn't work!). Easily hailed cabs in the area - just not right outside hotel. Walk up to 10th or 9th Avenues and hail there, no problem. Breakfast very simple - bagels, tea, coffee. Plastic plates etc. I would stay here again for the price and the location near the convention center, but if you want to be right in the middle of the action, or can't walk more than 10 minutes without complaining, then look further. As I said, for the price you cannot complain.
If you are 73 and reading this then yes the walk is relative!
Well I stepped of the subway at 42nd Street weary from a long journey anticipating the worse, gangsters, hustlers and druged up tramps. we trundled our way with wheelie suitcases on tow the 10 minute walk through the streets we stood out a mile as tourists, before spotting this very new hotel amongst garages, the fire station and Pork shop. As i showered and slipped into bed i was happy and content to be staying in a clean and friendly atmosphere. the next morning we started our three day tourist assalt on the big apple, i am a thirty five year old overweight unfit lady who drives to the local shop. At times i whinged as my feet started to hurt but this was more to do with cueing for three hours to go up the empire state building, touring cental park and shopping! be realistic if you cant walk too far get a taxi, if not hey i survived! so can you. ps Telephone charges in the Hotel are a rip-off.
Great Hotel in iffy neighborhood
Ended up at this hotel through Priceline...Wonderful room for the price, especially in Manhatten..Great and helpful staff. My only concern was the neighborhood. I was nervous walking to the hotel after dark, and it is quite a distance to the subway and busses. You can get a cab to the hotel, however you will be hard pressed to hail a cab in front of the hotel. Overall, you will be pleased with the accomadations..small but tasteful rooms..
Too far away
The hotel itself was nice. Clean, decent size room. It is fine when you're not spending much time in your room. Continental breakfast doesn't start until 7 a.m. - should have started earlier. Hotel was not able to retrieve a taxi for us. Location is too off the beaten path.
You'll feel pretty safe during the day but not at night. The subway is too far away - once you walk there you might as well keep walking. The bus line is not reliable. If you stay here, you need to take a taxi and as I said earlier, the hotel couldn't get us a taxi. I also wouldn't call this a convention center hotel.
Bait & Switch
This hotel is terrible. We made a reservation here for a double room, and then they put us in a single room and claimed it was a double room. The single room was inadequate for the number of people in our group. Furthermore, all appeals to the hotel staff were met with ridicule and calls to the manager went unanswered. I would recommend not staying here nor making a reservation with this establishment; it's a risk not worth taking. Requests for the appropriate room-rate based on accommodation were not accepted.DO NOT STAY HERE
Exceeded my expectations
I concur with other reviewer(s). This is generally a nice little hotel. The property is new, staff efficient and helpful. We were allowed to check in a little early with no problem.Because it is New York City, the rooms are small by US standards. However, the decor was new and far more stylish than I expected. Bathrooms too were compact, but the marble tiled floor was an unexpected nice touch!The continental breakfast was simple, but again, more than I expected.Ok, now the disadvantages. The location is crummy. It's surrounded by auto repair shops and parking lots. Different people have different perceptions of safety, but I did not feel "unsafe". The auto shops were usually active, and the repairmen would be chatting on the sidewalk and left their shops open to the street. My opinion is that an area feels safer to me if there is activity- I don't like being in a place where I'm totally alone. Another plus is that there is a Fire Station down the street, which is always occupied, so that has benefits.Surprisingly, this was a generally quiet place. There was not much street traffic, so the usual NYC horn-honking and truck noise was distant. There was a railroad track nearby, I noticed it but it wasn't bothersome. I sleep with the HVAC unit on, and I like the quiet whir of air which drowns out other sounds I also sleep very soundly.If you are in good health and like to walk, then no problem. Penn Station, Port Authority Bus, Subway, and 42nd Street are all a 10 minute walk. Head north up 8th or 9th Ave for breakfast options and anything else you need.In summary, not a bad deal for the money. Try priceline, we got a great deal.
Good Hotel not so great location!
The BW Convention Centre is just like any other Best Western Hotel. Clean rooms, excellent bathrooms and good facilities. The hotel also offered a free continental breakfast and at �50.00 a night was fantastic value. The only downside was the location which is not very close to a Metro station, and has little in the immediate vicinity other than garages! But with all the money we saved we were able to get taxis each evening anyway.. the most we paid was $6! All in all I'd recommend it as a fantastic bargain but be prepared to walk alot or fork out for taxis!
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since I started working on ICS, I started wanting to upgrade my (old?) Galaxy S to CM9 ... Hope this'll be released soon :)
+Menachem Goldstein Yeah. It's still work in progress, but when it gets merged all the devices will get it.
Mikey DeFrancesco
I hope you guys offer monochrome app icons for all the system icons. The full color application icons really break the look IMO
Francis Larouche
Would look even nicer if the icons were white as the original padlock and camera icon and become colored when selected
That's sweet! Does this happen to fix the issue with Exchange Email where a PIN is required on every device unlock (after a power button press)? I know some have suggested this is an Exchange ActiveSync policy. I'm the Exchange admin, and I can tell you it's not. The PIN behavior worked as expected on CM7.2 and it's different on CM9. Thanks for all your hard works CM team!
+Guillaume Ranquet You can actually find a CM9 nightly build for the original Galaxy S and the Captivate, did you know ?
I have an Exhibit is there an CyanogenMod for that the last time I check there wasn't and I can't check because I am at work
I just sold my T989 for the Galaxy Nexus. I have to say the Galaxy is so much faster than the T989.
+Francis Larouche : I know, but I was hoping to be patient enough to wait for a release this time :)
I already play with alpha stuff all day long ... :)
I already play with alpha stuff all day long ... :)
Callip Hall
Kinda reminds me of my +AOKP ROM phones / tablet. Been enjoying this lockscreen for months now.
Don Ashcraft
It is nice to see CM very slowly and cautiously release features that are already there. I would not want my cutting edge custom roms on my rooted devices to be too risky. Is it really safe yet? ;)
'been using this feature on my #AOKP ICS roms for weeks, lol
'been using this feature on my #AOKP ICS roms for weeks, lol
Don Ashcraft
Love both AOKP and CM!
I could see the two teams collaborating someday.
Be neat to see #AOKP as the featured based rom and CM as the solid safe bug free rom.
All good stuff. :)
I could see the two teams collaborating someday.
Be neat to see #AOKP as the featured based rom and CM as the solid safe bug free rom.
All good stuff. :)
Was one of my favorite features in CM7... and almost enough reason to go back from CM9. Almost. Great to see its almost here on CM9! Thx!
It's realy nice too see some progress for endusers expiriance. First came the advanced phone settings... and now this. Hope the CM-Team keep up it's way. Can't wait untill the CMod becomes final :)
+Ricardo Cerqueira can U uploade some more preview screenshots? Can't wait until we get the full CM9 expiriance ;) would see some other lockscreen options...
+Lawren H It's just like the current slide-to-unlock. If you have pin/pattern/password setup, you will need to enter that. Then, instead of going to the homescreen or whatever was left open, it will go to the appropriate application
+Lawren H My assumption is that +Maximilian Oguntke wasn't familiar with the feature and was suggesting a possible solution. I would not have used it if the lock function didn't exist.
What I'd love to see is the option to "sandbox" the app selected so a PIN were not required for certain choices... i.e. "Call wife" Probably hard to keep someone from "escaping" though...
What I'd love to see is the option to "sandbox" the app selected so a PIN were not required for certain choices... i.e. "Call wife" Probably hard to keep someone from "escaping" though...
It's been on the i9000 for ages. http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?device=galaxysmtd
Can I please ask if there are any plans afoot for Acer Liquid Mini to be added to the list to be able to be Cyganmoded???
+Mitchell Johnson And I propose Rule #2 be (if not already existing): "Don't ask for X device to be supported in unrelated threads!"
I tried out alpha 3 on my gs2, but it sucked my battery like an endless black hole.. Gonna wait till the next release from CyanogenMod before trying again.
I was just telling some angel investors today about how great of an example CM is for the dev-enthusiast bond.
CyanogenMod 9 working on New Lockscreen, Keep it up the great work. because it is your big effort. Thanks for nice sharing.
Good Work CM team, Just recently installed CM7 and Loving it. I'm really looking forward to this release. Especially for my Evo Shift, considering it doesn't look like it'll be getting ICS.. Ever..
Martin Heras
Great ROM, but what about making notifications not volume WAY down while listening to music?!? It's ANNOYING.
It is in the "to be included in the next nightly build" list for the Galaxy Nexus CDMA :) http://cm-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=toro
Seems there's still a bit of work left on this (and other lockscreen) features. For example, Lock Delay options don't work when set to PIN mode. Delay works when using Slide, but there is no "secure" Slide mode. +Ricardo Cerqueira, can you confirm Slide (with custom launch options) will eventually support pin/passcode?
hi, i still does not seen the settings for lockscreen. i updated today to the latest nightly... also done wipe data and caches...
can somebody help me?
can somebody help me?
It's really great it's working. The only thing I miss is the pattern option while using slide. After you choose a application, it can only just open the app.
+CyanogenMod +Ricardo Cerqueira Tried to put an shazam activity at the lock screen with PODCAST ICON and it just doesn't appear there (other icons are ok)
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When I was 17, I thought I might be pregnant. I had just fooled around with an acquaintance of mine, and my period was a few days late. Though there was no real penetration and fertilization was practically impossible, I convinced myself that I was carrying a fetus and that my life was over.
I took a pregnancy test. It came back negative, but I was still terrified. What if it was wrong? What if I had taken it too early? I frantically scoured the Internet for information. I was just a few months shy of my 18th birthday and learned that the law required my parents' consent for an abortion. I knew I would never carry out a pregnancy at such a young age and that my conservative, immigrant parents would never agree to the procedure, so I considered my choices, which included traveling to a state without parental consent laws or asking my friend's mom to take me to the clinic and pose as my own mother. On top of it all, I worried about the cost. I was hysterical — until I finally got my period.
This experience demonstrates how abysmal my sex education was. The overarching message that girls received in my high school health class was that if we had sex, we were going to get knocked up. Our school's teen pregnancy rate was very high — we had a daycare full of students' babies — so it seemed quite plausible to me…
What I needed was information and support, but I didn't know where to turn. Unfortunately, our education system has not improved much since I was a teenager. Sex education continues to be under attack in the United States despite the overwhelming amount of evidence that a comprehensive curriculum can save young people's lives. Teaching children about the importance of using condoms and getting tested for sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV, can keep them from making detrimental choices. Experts estimate that one person age 15 to 24 in the U.S. is infected with HIV every hour of every day. But while some developing countries such as Guatemala and Indonesia are taking important steps to improve their sex-education programs, our country keeps gutting them indiscriminately.
RTFA for the breadth of what Erika Sánchez has to say.
I think you and I know who is responsible for lousy education becoming worse. There is a broadly cast minority of Americans whose belief systems are rooted in ignorance, in a conviction that knowledge not only is forbidden fruit; but, a danger to stability and safety – to be prohibited. Only the guidance of some priest, pundit or politician is acceptable. Only rules formulated in the dark Ages can be trusted.
This defines a number of conservative currents in American ideology. They are embraced by fools.
Girl Scouts turn down $100K from gender bigot
Last May the Girl Scouts took a historic stance for inclusivity and made their long-term policy on accepting transgender girls into their troops official, much to the chagrin of bigots everywhere. Unfortunately, some of those bigots have bank. Fortunately, there are good people in the world too.
An unnamed $100,000 donor sent the Queen Anne offices of the Girl Scouts of Western Washington a note last May asking the chapter to "guarantee that our gift will not be used to support transgender girls. If you can't, please return the money."
Council CEO Megan Ferland returned the donation, which would have sent 500 girls to camp and helped the troop meet nearly a quarter of their annual fundraising goal, with a note saying "Girl Scouts is for every girl. And every girl should have the opportunity to be a Girl Scout if she wants to."
An Indiegogo has now been set up to help raise back the funds returned to the donor.
SeattleMet reports that the Gender Justice League, an organization designed to support Seattle's transgender community, has offered to help promote the Indiegogo campaign.
$172,690 has so far been donated to the Indiegogo campaign in a single day. The campaign's stretch goals will go towards helping the estimated 2,000-plus girls who will require financial assistance to participate in Girl Scouts over the next year.
Bravo! An example of real heart, principled courage, rewarding an old organization with the good sense to change with the times – in a progressive direction.
Celebrate International Women's Day
On Sunday 8 March, it's International Women's Day. To celebrate, Helen Lewis pays tribute to 10 inspirational feminists
Aphra Behn
A playwright, translator and spy, Behn (also known as Astrea) has a good claim to being the first Englishwoman to make a living out of her writing. In the centuries after her death in 1689, her plays were dismissed as indecent because of their focus on female sexuality ("The stage how loosely does Astrea tread/ Who fairly puts all characters to bed!" wrote Alexander Pope in 1737). Recent feminist scholars have rediscovered her writing, and have made the case that the publication of her prose fiction Oroonoko, the story of a slave, was a key moment in the development of the English novel.
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
"Feminist: a person who believes in the social, political and economic equality of the sexes." In the most high-profile pop-feminist moment of 2013, Beyoncé included these words – taken from a TED talk given by Adichie – on her single Flawless. In the talk, which has since been published as a book called We Should All Be Feminists, the Nigerian-born author asks: why are girls taught to shrink themselves, to compete for men, to limit their ambitions? She urges her audience to reclaim the word "feminist" and to say: "Yes, there's a problem with gender as it is today, and we must fix it."
Nellie Bly
"No one but a man can do this," Nellie Bly's editor told her in 1886 when she suggested travelling round the world in less than 80 days. She would need a protector, he said – and how would she ever carry all the luggage a lady would need on such a trip? Bly didn't worry too much about the first quibble, and travelled light, crushing all her belongings into a single handbag. She made it home in 72 days. That wasn't the first time the pioneering American journalist had attracted attention through her work – a year earlier, in 1887, she faked madness to go undercover in an asylum, exposing its poor conditions and abusive staff.
The list goes on from there. RTFA to learn about a few folks you may not know. And should.
Who would I add to the list? Angela Davis – who probably needs no introduction to folks under the age of 80. Occasionally, on her visits to the Northeast, I was one of her bodyguards.
Most especially, Elizabeth Gurley Flynn. I met the Rebel Girl in 1963, a year before she died. She was an inspiration to working women and men for decades. She paid for it with time in prison, hatred from fascists, proto-fascists, every flavor of apologist for the religion of corporate hierarchies owning and running our lives.
Legalizing marijuana created thousands of jobs in Colorado
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Marijuana dispensaries characterize it as a bit of a gold rush: the sudden swarm of thousands of people from in and out of Colorado trying to get into the state's new recreational marijuana industry…
Since retail sales of recreational marijuana began in January, the state has seen a small boom in jobs. The Marijuana Industry Group estimates there are currently about 10,000 people directly involved with marijuana, with 1,000 to 2,000 joining in the past few months and more expected as high demand for recreational marijuana continues. MIG says it's hard to separate how many of those 10,000 jobs are tied to recreational marijuana and which are exclusively on the medical side, but at least a few thousand jobs came during and after the preparation and start of recreational sales.
The estimate…doesn't include other groups indirectly involved in the industry, including construction workers, accountants, plumbers, electricians, and attorneys. And it leaves out restaurants and other businesses who might benefit from out-of-state visitors going into Colorado to try out legal marijuana.
The marijuana industry doesn't expect its growth to slow any time soon. And there's good reason for that: at least during the first three months of retail sales, marijuana revenue grew from $14 million a month to $19 million a month…
A 2010 paper from the Cato Institute found legalizing marijuana would net all levels of the government $17.4 billion annually. Half of that would come from reduced spending, particularly for drug enforcement. The other $8.7 billion would come from taxing marijuana like alcohol and tobacco.
RTFA for individual success stories. Don't hold your breath waiting for major media outlets to catch up to reality until the whole nation is on board, federal politicians start playing catch-up and the pope drops in to split a joint with Obama at a Denver ballpark.
Optimism works at the grassroots level. It takes a lot longer for our leaders to get on board.
Prominent Republicans sign on to supporting gay marriage
Dozens of prominent Republicans — including top advisers to former President George W. Bush, four former governors and two members of Congress — have signed a legal brief arguing that gay people have a constitutional right to marry, a position that amounts to a direct challenge to Speaker John A. Boehner and reflects the civil war in the party since the November election.
The document will be submitted this week to the Supreme Court in support of a suit seeking to strike down Proposition 8, a California ballot initiative barring same-sex marriage, and all similar bans. The court will hear back-to-back arguments next month in that case and another pivotal gay rights case that challenges the 1996 federal Defense of Marriage Act.
The Proposition 8 case already has a powerful conservative supporter: Theodore B. Olson, the former solicitor general under Mr. Bush and one of the suit's two lead lawyers. The amicus, or friend-of-the-court, brief is being filed with Mr. Olson's blessing. It argues, as he does, that same-sex marriage promotes family values by allowing children of gay couples to grow up in two-parent homes, and that it advances conservative values of "limited government and maximizing individual freedom."
…The list of signers includes a string of Republican officials and influential thinkers — 75 as of Monday evening — who are not ordinarily associated with gay rights advocacy, including some who are speaking out for the first time and others who have changed their previous positions…But the presence of so many well-known former officials — including Christine Todd Whitman, former governor of New Jersey, and William Weld and Jane Swift, both former governors of Massachusetts — suggests that once Republicans are out of public life they feel freer to speak out against the party's official platform, which calls for amending the Constitution to define marriage as "the union of one man and one woman…"
In making an expansive argument that same-sex marriage bans are discriminatory, the brief's signatories are at odds with the House Republican leadership, which has authorized the expenditure of tax dollars to defend the 1996 marriage law. The law defines marriage in the eyes of the federal government as the union of a man and a woman.
Congressional Republicans still have no qualms about spending taxpayer dollars to support a baseless law. One, in fact, that doesn't represent the advancing position of the whole nation. That's criminal compared to moderates who have decided to support a libertarian position on marriage now that they don't have to run for re-election.
Mind – it's not that I don't think progressive Americans should deny their support. Hey, I wouldn't even mind a Cardinal or two disagreeing with Rome about something as sensible as contraception. It's just worth a chuckle at the hindsight that seems to appear when the pressure of appeasing the most ignorant and backwards members of a political party is removed.
Make the Sandy Hook Promise
Parents of children slain in the Connecticut school massacre held photos of their sons and daughters, cried, hugged and spoke in quavering voices as they called for a national dialogue to help prevent similar tragedies.
"I do not want to be someone sharing my experience and consoling another parent next time. I do not want there to be a next time," said Nicole Hockley, whose son Dylan was among the 20 first-graders and six adults killed by a gunman a month ago at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
Members of the newly formed group Sandy Hook Promise spoke out as politicians from Maine to New Mexico marked the one month that has passed since the shooting with renewed demands for tighter gun control.
The Sandy Hook group says it wants to have open-minded discussions about a range of issues, including guns, mental health and safety in schools and other public places…
"We want the Sandy Hook school shootings to be recalled as the turning point where we brought our community and communities across the nation together and set a real course for change," said group co-founder Tom Bittman…
…In Cranford, N.J., a group of mayors backing new restrictions were joined by a man whose 23-year-old son was shot to death in the 2007 massacre at Virginia Tech.
"I'm just one member of a Virginia Tech family, Newtown has theirs, Aurora has theirs, Tucson has theirs, and now we're starting to come together," Michael Pohle said. "This coalition is growing, and it's going to become more powerful, and we're going to have the ability to influence elections as well…"
It appears that despite protestations to the contrary, the Republican Party will carry on in the same vein as their recent electoral platform. Just as they attacked women's rights, civil rights for the LGBT community, just as they would diminish the role of education and science in society, they are uniting behind the worst elements of the Gun Lobby.
Profits – once again – take precedence over human rights in the eyes of what used to be a responsible party. Relying on the demented cowards who fear government, furriners and atheists are about to invade their McMansions – the Republican Party has decided it is their responsibility in every state to oppose any sensible regulation of guns.
The shame is theirs. The responsibility to remember Sandy Hook is ours.
Supreme Court to review same-sex marriage as a civil right
The Supreme Court has seized center stage in a historic social policy debate over same-sex marriage by agreeing to review the validity under the Constitution of a federal law defining marriage as a union between a man and a woman.
In an order, the court also announced that it would consider a challenge to California's ban on gay marriage, known as Proposition 8, which voters narrowly approved in 2008.
Same-sex marriage is a hot-button issue in a country where 31 of the 50 states have passed constitutional amendments banning it while Washington, D.C., and nine states have legalized it, three of them on Election Day last month.
Yet even where it is legal, married same-sex couples do not qualify for a host of federal benefits because the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act, or DOMA, passed by Congress, only recognizes marriages between a man and a woman.
Gays and lesbians married under state laws have filed suits challenging their denial of such benefits as Social Security survivor payments and the right to file joint federal tax returns. They argue the provision, known as Section 3, violates equal protection provisions of the U.S. Constitution.
The court could follow the model of some lower courts and rule narrowly…or it could demonstrate the courage of previous courts and come down on the side of equal civil rights for all Americans, recognize a right to marriage equality.
My concerns are obvious, the same experienced by any American confronting the political theater our legal system has become. There is no shortage of bigots and fools who would apply the heart of constitutional freedoms only to a limited number of citizens. Egalitarian law applied to all citizens doesn't occur to many who base their beliefs on superstition instead of science, privilege instead of equal opportunity.
I have more confidence in the legal flunkies of the Right who sit on the Supreme Court bench being more concerned – for once – with their image and reputation in future legal histories than with bending to the sound and fury of their class. It would be even more pleasing to see them stand up for the spirit of our constitution.
A decade of missed chances seems to foretell the future of the U.S.
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Two months ago, the U.S. marked the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks. Sadly, we commemorated a tragedy without celebrating much triumph. The post-9/11 moment was an unheralded instance of national — even global — unity. The Bush administration could have used it for almost anything. And, to be fair, it did. The nation burned trillions of dollars in two wars and a budget-busting round of tax cuts. The president told us to go shopping, and the Federal Reserve held interest rates at extraordinarily low levels. The result? Deficits and a credit bubble. That was missed opportunity No. 1.
Three years ago, Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. fell. The ensuing financial crisis dwarfed anything seen since the Great Depression…For a country with more than $2 trillion in unmet infrastructure needs, this is a remarkable opportunity. But it gets better. Weak global demand means raw materials are cheap. And the bursting of the housing bubble means unemployment in the construction sector is high. We can borrow at a bargain, buy at a bargain and ease the unemployment crisis in the hardest-hit sector of our economy, all while making desperately needed investments in our future competitiveness and quality of life.
Plus, if we don't do it now, we'll have to do it later. Delaying a dollar of bridge repair just means it's a dollar we'll have to pay later. And by that time, it might be more than a dollar, because it's cheaper to repair a bridge than rebuild one that has crumbled.
So are we taking advantage of this opportunity? No. Are we seriously discussing it? No…That's missed opportunity No. 2…
The Obama administration was able to use the aftermath of the financial crisis to pass health-care reform, which made a good start on both covering the uninsured and controlling costs. It also secured a package of financial- regulation reforms to limit the risks of another catastrophic meltdown. Today, Republicans want to repeal both laws, and if they win the next election, they might just get their wish. In the meantime, they're defunding the implementation of the two laws, and bogging them down in the courts.
It's entirely possible that we could wake in 2013 only to realize that we have made no durable progress on any of our pressing national problems over the course of the Bush and Obama presidencies, and have, in fact, made some problems worse. That would mean a loss of 12 years during which we could have been moving forward as a country. And we won't be able to blame it on a lack of opportunities.
I don't read Ezra Klein often enough to know if his remedies would have differed or agreed with mine as we trudged down this primrose path. Rules made by the incompetent and administered by the inept seem predestined to ennui and unproductive finger-pointing.
The hope we had following universal revulsion at Bush's policies has been undone by reliance on uncreative legislation and leadership that smacks more of cowardice than clarity. Heading towards the potential of a second term for Obama versus a Republican party that wavers between simple-minded allegiance to corporate America and truly reactionary scumballs – I can't rev up very much enthusiasm for one more election where I get to not vote for the evil of two lessers.
Steve Jobs and the sound of silence – a letter from Om Malik
Like many of my colleagues in Silicon Valley, I was having a fantastic day today. It is crisp in the shade, warm in the sun. The skies are a magical blue with puffy clouds floating like dreams. And when all seemed to be going well, an email in my inbox — without as much as the new message sound — arrived: Letter from Steve Jobs. It was as if the inbox was observing the solemnnity of the occasion. It is an end of an era.
The first thought that ran through my head was about Steve's health, and I thought to myself that this cannot be good. I don't care about him being the CEO or head of Apple. What I really do care about is his health. He wouldn't be making this decision unless things were pretty dire.
It is incredibly hard for me to write right now. To me, like many of you, it is an incredibly emotional moment. I cannot look at Twitter, and through the mist in my eyes, I am having a tough time focusing on the screen of this computer. I cannot hear the sounds of the street or the ring of my phone. The second hand on my watch moves slowly, ever so slowly. I want to wake up and find it was all a nightmare.
And while I wish for him to have more time with his family, I am also being very selfish. I will miss the thespian who made inanimate objects like a computer become a thing to behold. A few years ago, I compared Steve to Howard Hughes using the line, "Some men dream the future. He built it…"
Jobs (and by extension, Apple) has taught me (and I am sure others) a big lesson: If you want to change something, you have to be patient and take the long view. If Apple and Steve's incredible comeback teaches us something, it's that when you are right and the world doesn't see it that way, you just have to be patient and wait for the world to change its mind.
Today, we are living in a world that's about taking short-term decisions: CEOs who pray to at the altar of the devil called quarterly earnings, companies that react to rivals, politicians who are only worried about the coming election cycle and leaders who are in for the near-term gain.
And then there are Steve and Apple: a leader and a company not afraid to take the long view, patiently building the way to the future envisioned for the company. Not afraid to invent the future and to be wrong. And almost always willing to do one small thing — cannibalize itself. Under Steve, Apple was happy to see the iPhone kill the iPod and iPad kill the MacBook. He understands that you don't walk into the future by looking back. If you do, you trip over yourself and break your nose.
Thanks, Steve.
Thank you, Om, for bringing insight and understanding to sadness. Thanks for opening the door to the future – that seemed like it was ready to be shuttered by the naysayers who never believed in anything enough to fight for it with their whole being.
Click the link in the post and read the whole letter. I've posted about half of it here.


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bike riding, walk around the campus or the park, some clothing stores to look at and community activities every month.Read More
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The DW on my '03 TJ
so yes I officially have the DW in my 03 TJ Rubicon. The steering wheel starts to shake at 45 mph and if I hit a pot hole or rock it turns into a full on Shake Rattle and Roll. I have replaced the track bar and the steering dampener. it is still there. so I am going to change out my control arms next. Here is my question though. what else is left to cause this???
P.S. wheels are balanced and alignment is good. stock suspension.
I would highly suggest you post this in the TJ technical forum section. It would get a lot more views and more help. Here is a link: TJ Jeep Wrangler Forum - Jeep Wrangler Forum
Best I can say is to check your suspension and make sure all the nuts and bolts are tight.
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