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As checks go out of style in the consumer payments space, business-to-business and business-to-consumer payments still largely depend on the old checkbook.
At least this is the case at Chase, according to Douglas Petno, chief executive of commercial banking.
We estimate that our clients spend over $0.5 trillion on business to business payments. We estimated over half of the business-to-business transactions are still done by check. Sending a paper check can cost between $4 and $8 to simply send a check. And we also estimate that most of those transactions still have some degree of manual intervention, a human being that's actually going to involve and touch the process.
Just like the consumer space, B2B and B2C payments offer a "huge" room for disruption, Petno said during the Bank of America Merrill Lynch Banking and Financial Services Brokers Conference last week. "That feels like somewhere where technology can bring a big shift in efficiency, so the more we can digitize and put better controls around the payments process across the wholesale continuum, we think it's going to bring real safety, protection, speed and value to our clients."
In terms of digital, the commercial bank has had its largest-ever investment budget in 2016, and the amount is expected to increase in 2017, CEO said. The bank has already made its "marquee" investment: Chase Business Online. "We're going to try to rebrand that, that [the brand name] is not really that exciting, but it is at the heart of where we are spending a lot of our time on digital," Petno said.
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It has served as both a home to ancient kings and a base to a dynamic, modern IT industry. Now, the city of Hyderabad is in the grip of a fierce political battle, the effects of which have reverberated across India.
This week, protesters in the east of Andhra Pradesh (AP), the state of which Hyderabad is the capital, have been burning effigies of politicians and closing down towns after the ruling Congress party announced its wish to divide AP to create a new state called Telangana.
The protesters in the east argue that they share the same local language as their cousins in the west – Telugu – and that there is no real need to split AP. But their most pressing concern is the future of Hyderabad, the booming urban jewel that generates more than half the revenues collected by the local government and which would be lost to them under the new proposals.
"This is why they are protesting," said Srinivas Ayyadevara, president of the Federation of Andhra Pradesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry. "The issue is not about parting the waves or geography, it's a question about what happens in Hyderabad."
The struggle for a separate state of Telangana dates back to even before the creation of AP, which was established in two stages in the 1950s out of territory previously governed by the large, unwieldy Madras state and Hyderabad. From 1724 to 1948 Hyderabad was ruled by the Muslim Nizam, or king, who was once one of the richest men in the world. It was one of more than 500 "princely states" eventually incorporated into the new India.
But in recent years the people of Telangana have complained of discrimination at the hands of politicians from the east of AP and say they have lost out when it comes to jobs, government services and education. They argue they have also suffered because under the rule of the Nizam the official language was Urdu, whereas in the east of AP, which was then under British rule, official business was conducted in English.
As Hyderabad has grown and its economy blossomed – with a population of seven million it is now India's fourth largest city – so the campaign for a separate Telangana, in which it is located, has gathered pace. Since 1969, hundreds of people have died in clashes, protests and even hunger strikes.
"There are many practical benefits to a new state," said KT Rama Rao, an elected politician with pro-split Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) party, who is also the son of its president. "The revenue collected within Telangana will be spent in Telangana. Now, we do not have roads, we do not have clean water."
Mr Rao, whose party offices were on Friday still filled with bouquets of flowers and pink celebratory balloons, said data from other recently-created Indian states such as Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand and Uttarakhand, suggested their economics had benefitted from breaking away from their "parents".
He acknowledged too, that this week's announcement over Telangana would encourage other "new state" movements within India. Indeed, following the announcement there have been fresh demands for statehood from the Gorkha area of West Bengal, various communities in the state of Uttar Pradesh and Bodo tribespeople of Assam. Protests in Assam have led to the closing down of towns and transport links and extra security personnel have been rushed to the area.
The announcement by the Congress party and its national leader, Sonia Gandhi, to support a new Telangana, appears to have been made for purely political reasons ahead of general elections scheduled to take place next year.
Already facing an uphill struggle to secure a third term, the party has been concerned about losing support in AP to a local, break-away faction and was worried that the main national opposition party, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and its charismatic but controversial leader, Narendra Modi, had made clear their plan to support a new Telangana state.
As it is, many of the local politicians who have resigned this week in protest over the announcement from Delhi have been members of the Congress party itself. Other parties which risk losing support from voters in different parts of the state are simply putting off making an announcement on whether or not they support the move.
Activists say those politicians opposed to the creation of Telangana are acting out of self-interest because they have invested heavily in property and business in Hyderabad. But the politicians dismiss this claim.
"I have no property in Hyderabad. I live in the politicians' official quarters," said Payyavula Keshav, a member of the Telugu Desam Party who resigned this week from his seat in the local assembly.
"If they split the state, we will be left with no money. All the development that has taken place has been centred in Hyderabad."
Ordinary people appear divided along geographical lines, and perhaps on economic status A 50-year-old mason called Narsimha, waiting for a bus on Friday evening, said he supported Telangana because it would enable his son to get a job.
Meanwhile, Sirusha Amarnath, a businesswoman originally from the east but who had been based in Hyderabad for 25 years, said she saw little benefit from the split. "We have just got the city decent," she said. "Why spend more on a new capital?"
The Congress party has suggested that Hyderabad could be a common capital for the two states for the next ten years, by which time a new capital will have been found for the east. As it is, nothing can happen until a formal bill is passed by India's two houses of parliament, something that is by no means certain.
Activists in Telangana say they will not celebrate until the bill is passed; in 2009 the Congress previously announced its support for a new state, only for the move to go nowhere.
This time, however, the Congress says things are different. Digvijaya Singh, the senior Congress leader who announced the proposal, said this week on social media: "[The] division of a state, like a division of a family, is an unpleasant decision but a time comes when it has to be done in the interests of both."Reuse content


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Hi all. I am trying to create a mail task which has to send a message and a .jar file as attachment. I looked into Ant User Manual, and my task was defined pretty much like the sample from this page. But it seems like it is not working. Whey I try to execute it, I got following error: ***************************************************************** C:\Projects>ant sendJar Buildfile: build.xml init: [echo] 20031017 - 1634 sendJar: [mail] Sending email: Ready For JTest! [mail] Failed to send email BUILD FAILED file:C:/Projects/build.xml:177: Problem while sending mime mail: Total time: 3 seconds ***************************************************************** Also, I looked into past mails @ http://ant.apache.org/mail/user/, but I just find quite a few references and I couldn't find nothing very useful. This is how my task is defined ---------------------------------------- <target name="init"> <tstamp/> <echo message="${DSTAMP} - ${TSTAMP}" /> </target> <target name="sendJar" depends="init"> <mail mailhost="126.96.36.199" mailport="25" encoding="mime" subject="Ready For JTest!"> <from address="firstname.lastname@example.com"/> <to address="firstname.lastname@example.com"/> <message> Application is ready to be tested on JTest. All files have been updated in DEV server at ${ftp.remote.base.dir} directory. Furthermore, attached to this mail you will find the latest version of .jar file. Any comments, please reply to this address. </message> <fileset dir="${dist}/lib/${DSTAMP}"> <include name="**/*.jar"/> </fileset> </mail> </target> ---------------------------------------- I am sure this mailhost is working, because I implemented another task (rebuild), which sends notification mails when build fails (by using org.apache.tools.ant.listener.MailLogger task). Furthermore, I have the activation and mail jars in my classpath and Ant can reach them. This is how my environment is configured: OS: Win2K SP3 (not too proud of this) JDK: java version "1.3.1" Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.3.1-b24) Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.3.1-b24, mixed mode) Ant: 1.5.2 Any clue about this? Some other place I can look for? Luis G Conelly Mobile +52 (449)123-8749 There are 10 kinds of programmers: * Those who know binary code * Those who does not --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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February 15, 1923
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Bountiful, Utah, U.S.
Keene Holbrook Curtis (February 15, 1923 – October 13, 2002) was an American character actor.
Early life and film career[edit]
Curtis was born in Salt Lake City, Utah, to Polley Francella (née Holbrook), a teacher, and Ira Charles Curtis, a railway and civil service employee.[1]
Curtis made his film debut in the 1948 Orson Welles adaptation of Macbeth. Additional film credits included American Hot Wax, Rabbit Test, The Buddy System, I.Q., Heaven Can Wait, Sliver, and Richie Rich's Christmas Wish.[2]
Theatre work[edit]
Curtis' theatrical career began in 1955 as a Broadway stage manager. His first appearance as a performer was in a 1965 revival of You Can't Take It with You. In 1971, he was awarded the Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Musical for The Rothschilds. Additional Broadway credits included The Cherry Orchard, A Patriot for Me, Via Galactica, Annie, Night Watch (played Curtis Appleby in 1972 production) and La Cage aux Folles.[3]
He received an Obie Award nomination for his role as Bradley in the A. R. Gurney play, The Cocktail Hour.[citation needed]
Television work[edit]
Curtis had a recurring role playing John Allen Hill, the owner of Melville's Restaurant in Cheers and as a wealthy snob on Amanda's. His many television credits include The Magician as quirky columnist Max Pomeroy opposite Bill Bixby, Gypsy and appearances on:
- Dark Shadows
- Hawaii Five-O
- Star Trek Voyager
- Sanford and Son
- The Jeffersons
- Quincy, M.E.
- Eight Is Enough
- The San Pedro Beach Bums
- Three's Company
- Lou Grant
- Hart to Hart
- Benson
- Newhart
- Knight Rider
- Murder, She Wrote
- Touched by an Angel
- Ally McBeal
- Party of Five
- Brotherly Love
- The Smurfs
- Stargate SG-1
- The Pretender
- Wonder Woman
- Night Court
- Trapper John, M.D.
- Full House
- Caroline in the City
- Matt Houston
- Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman
- Coach
- Cheers
- Beverly Hills, 90210
- Modesty Blaise
- Logan's Run
- Baretta
- Lambada
- Partners in Crime
- Hope and Gloria
- Ned & Stacey
- The Drew Carey Show
- Men Behaving Badly
- Private Benjamin
- Ellery Queen
- Karen
- The Wizard
- Sunset Beach
- The Pirates of Dark Water (in 21 episodes).
Animation work[edit]
For the animated series SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron, he voiced the character the Pastmaster. He also provided the voice of Grand Moff Tarkin for the first Star Wars radio drama, but may have been best known for voicing "Lord Balthazar" of The Smurfs from 1981-89.[2]
He has also done voice talents for other cartoon shows including The Little Mermaid, The Dukes, The Scooby & Scrappy-Doo/Puppy Hour, Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventures, Trollkins, The Adventures of Don Coyote and Sancho Panda, The Greatest Adventure: Stories from the Bible, Denver, the Last Dinosaur, The Snorks, The Jetsons, Space Stars, Adventures from the Book of Virtues, The Herculoids, Fantastic Max, Paddington Bear, The Centurions, Kissyfur, Mother Goose and Grimm, The Hot Rod Dogs and Cool Car Cats and Bonkers.[2]
Curtis died from complications from Alzheimer's disease in a Bountiful, Utah nursing home, aged 79, and was buried there at Bountiful Memorial Park.[4]
- ^ Profile, filmreference.com; accessed January 20, 2016.
- ^ a b c Keene Curtis at the Internet Movie Database
- ^ Keene Curtis at the Internet Broadway Database
- ^ Keene Curtis at Find a Grave
External links[edit]
- Keene Curtis at Memory Alpha (a Star Trek wiki)


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Thanks for the link Dallas.
I'm a little disappointed that Coach Hawk was "pressing flesh" on his tour. Admittedly, I don't know what "pressing flesh" means, but it sure doesn't sound appropriate.
You are being sarcastic, right?
You are being sarcastic, right? :huh::wow:
No, I'm trying to find out if Walrus was tossing around some really dry humor, or if he really doesn't know what that old adage means.
Walrus, my question to you still stands.
While we wait 87, why don't you go pop a Ludens. Yer soundin' a little raspy.
It seems as though I've been explaining myself a lot lately.
Another one of my (apparently) failed attempts at humor. I recognize that "pressing flesh" means shaking hands.
However, the term sounds disgusting to me, and if I didn't know better I would guess it was another reference to a "fruitbowl" or perhaps coitus.
Okay, cool.
I suppose the short quip has a built-in disgust factor since (if I remember right) it was born from politics/politicians.
"Walrus was tossing around..." Admittedly I don't know what this means, but it sounds disgusting.
I thought it was funny...
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Tuesday's ride through the Ferguson Valley east of Donnybrook saw those who came prepared with a Velo gnome create our own Club headquarters at Gnomesville, a miniature town set in a glade by a large roundabout in the middle of nowhere. The original gnome inhabitants were placed as part of a fund raising drive around WA in 2003 and since then various Clubs and families have visited and left their gnomes to create a rambling gnome community. During our pilgrimage we were fortunate to have a full sized gnome in the form of Trevor Cason, who dressed accordingly and ushered the family of Velo gnomes to their new home. The following lunch stop at the Wild Bull Brewery with its spectacular mountain top views was well received by the riders.
Friday's ride to Augusta gave the opportunity to visit the place where two of the great oceans meet. This popular, wind-blown spot below the Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse marks the boundary between the Indian Ocean to the west and the Great Southern Ocean to the east. Apparently this is one of only four such points on earth, so it was well worth the walk down from the car park. A nearby rock cairn turned out to have a direct and poignant Velocette link. South Australian based entrant Keith Milich's brother was one of 10 sailors on the night watch washed overboard from HMAS Nizam on a stormy night in February 1945. The Nizam was hit by a freak wave while passing 11 miles off Cape Leeuwin. The sailors' bodies were never recovered.
Saturday provided the opportunity for another display, this time in the nearby town of Manjimup, regional base for the Royal Flying Doctor Service. This was our chosen charity for the TT Rally so the local townsfolk gave generously as we roamed the streets rattling our tins for the cause. Many a motorcyclist has been grateful for the Flying Doctor when things go wrong while travelling on two wheels in remote parts. The presentation dinner on Saturday night saw Hall Green turn into our equivalent of an Irish pub, when local folk singer John Wilson (whose father owned 3 Velocettes and was a personal friend of Stanley Woods) was joined on stage by our own Velo-riding, banjo-playing maestro, Dennis Quinlan. It rapidly developed into a sing-along that saw the crowd party on into the early hours, singing badly to old standards and doing the Hall Green boogie in the aisles. Nights like that can't be planned – they just happen. And when they do it becomes a very special memory for those who were there.
I'd like to think that 25 or 30 years down the track, I'll be doing an Uncle Ted, still riding a Velo and telling Tall Tales to my mates over a beer or two at some future TT Rally. Roll on October 2010 where we will do it all over again at Lennox Head NSW.


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I'm having a problem with all running apps I try using on my iPhone at the moment. I've taken a screenshot of one attempt using MiCoach, but I've had the same problem with mapmyrun. The route appears to be tracking, and then when I turn around, or even just later in the run, it takes a direct route (as the crow flies) which is obviously significantly shorter than the actual route I ran. (The pictures shows that the final stage of the run it tracks perfectly normally) Hopefully that makes sense! I'm just wondering if this is a common problem, and if there's an easy solution. Apologies if this is a bizarre question, but thought it was worth a shot! Many thannks!
Are you setting off before your phone has locked onto the gps?
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U.S. ISM edges down unexpectedly in September; GBP/USD ticks down
FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - U.S. Manufacturing Activity has expanded in September, although at a lesser extent than in August, as Manufacturing ISM edged down to 52.6 from 52.9 in August; well below the 54.0 reading expected by the analysts. The Dollar has not been deeply affected by these figures.
GBP/USD has moved down about 40 pips as the pair fell from levels right below 1.6000 to 1.5955 minutes after ISM data was released. On a longer perspective, the Pound remains rangebound from 1.5925 to 1.6000.
EUR/USD trades right above 1.4550 after having bounced at 1.4515, fresh 2-week low on the back of U.S. Personal Income /spending and Jobless claims data.
USD/JPY remains trading right above intra-day low at 89.45 as the Dollar dropped from 90.15 high on early european session. On a longer perspective, the pair moves in a range from 89.35 to 90.20/40.


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2014-15: Opened the 2014 fall season with a 21st-place finish at the Hobble Creek Fall Classic with a score of 152 (+11) ... Led at the Oregon State Invitational with a 20th-place finish and score of 225 (+9) ... 20th at the Cowgirl Desert Intercollegiate with a three-round total of 233 (+17) ... Posted a three-round total of 231 (+15) at the Ron Moore Intercollegiate ... Finished 20th with a score of 157 (+11) at the Firestone Girl Cal Poly Invitational ... Had a season best round of 72 (E) at the Rio Verde Invitational where she finished fourth ... Finished in a tie for 14th at the Big Sky Championships
2013-14: Had a solid Lumberjack debut... Took home a share of first place at the Grand Canyon Invitational thanks to rounds of 73, 75 and 76... Shot a season-best round of 73 three times... Finished 30th at the Big Sky Championships... Scored an average of 78.86 per round
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AT&T Selling Bonds in Pounds as Swap Cost Holds at Two-Month Low
AT&T Inc. (T) is selling its first bonds in pounds in a year as the cost to exchange the U.K. currency for dollars holds at the lowest in two months.
The largest U.S. telephone company is raising 1 billion pounds ($1.6 billion) from 30-year notes that will yield 118 basis points more than similar-maturity gilts, according to a person familiar with the transaction. The cost for companies to convert pound interest payments into dollars using the 30-year cross-currency basis swap is 15 basis points below three-month sterling Libor, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
AT&T exchanged all its foreign currency debt into dollars using cross-currency swaps as of the end of 2012, the Dallas-based company said in its annual report on Feb. 22. The average yield investors demand to hold company bonds in pounds is 3.4 percent, seven basis points above a record-low reached on May 2, Bank of America Merrill Lynch index data show.
"The perennial demand for long-dated assets shown by U.K. funds occasionally allows large U.S corporates such as AT&T to raise funds more cheaply in sterling and swap back to dollars," said Chris Clark, a London-based interest-rate strategist at ICAP Plc, the world's largest interdealer broker. "Although pound-dollar basis prices still indicate a cost to U.S. issuers executing this strategy, they have tightened in significantly over the past month and such a deal could now make sense."
AT&T's bonds were initially marketed to yield 120 to 125 basis points more than gilts, according to a person familiar with the deal.
Sarah Lubman, an external spokeswoman for AT&T based in New York, declined to comment on the sale.
The company last sold bonds in pounds in May last year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. It sold 1.25 billion euros ($1.6 billion) of 10-year securities in March.
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the welsh dragon and the english rose.though founded on pragmatism, henry and elizabeth's marriage had nevertheless blossomed throughout the uncertainty and upheaval of the previous eighteen years. this was a marriage of faithful love, of mutual attraction, affection and respect, from which the king seems to have drawn great strenght. pinned under the weight (atla/va/red queen/les insoumis)


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It has cost us £7,882m, with almost 500 British troops killed or injured, plus an unknown (or unreleased) number of Iraqis killed or injured in and around Basra. Those are the most immediate statistics from Britain's six years in Iraq but they hide a far more damaging story of the death of liberal interventionism.
There are two main debates concerning Britain and Iraq:
(1) Should we have gone to war in the first place?
(2) Once we had invaded did we have a moral responsibility to only leave once conditions were right?
In terms of the first question the high point of the anti-war movement was the march of February 2003, which surely provided the backdrop to the more politically significant departure of Robin Cook and others from the government and a multitude of leaks made to the press – in particular the GCHQ employee Katherine Gun's disclosure of US spying on members of the security council. The pressure of the anti-war movement was such that Bush offered to let Blair sit the war out – as Rumsfeld even endorsed at a press conference.
There is little doubt in my mind that the invasion would have occurred without Britain's involvement. With this in mind the anti-war movement (in Britain at least) could never have actually stopped the war.
For those who argued against the war the second question was harder to answer. How do you ethically leave a country where you have just unleashed mass chaos and destruction? The war in Iraq has always been a duality between what was happening in country and the narrative of the conflict back in the US and the UK. Arguably therefore, one of the greatest successes of the Bush administration was its ability to switch tack, following the failure to find WMD, by claiming that we were there to help Iraqis and that Saddam was an evil man that the world is better off without. Bush's argument followed that now that Saddam is gone we have a moral responsibility to help Iraq get back on its feet.
This brings us to the third and least discussed debate: what are our abilities to shape conditions on the ground? Framing our presence in Iraq in moral terms hid the inability of our presence alone to shape events. Paul Bremer and the CPA was the high tide of illusionary neo-colonial rule that treated the "freedom" of the new Iraq as a template on which to build a perfect free-market US ally in the heart of the Middle East. It failed and the political structures it created allowed ethnicity and sectarian affiliation to become the de facto political alliances. US-designed "Iraqi democracy" was hijacked by a civil war which burned brightly in 2005 beyond the blast walls of the Green Zone.
Since late-2006 the "return of the realists" signalled an attempt to "put lipstick on a pig" by reversing what had become an utter bloodbath in which Iraqis in Baghdad were having themselves tattooed with their address to ensure families could find their bodies. The "surge" providing the illusion that the US could control and direct the situation under the sage instructions of General Petraeus but behind the surge paying off enemies and allowing them control of their own fiefdoms was the real recipe for success.
This relative success is fragile indeed. Petraeus has regularly spoken of slippage and at the start of December more than 200 civilians were killed or found dead in the first week. Among them were 17 children.
The costs of the Iraq war are indeed high, and they have and will continue to be paid mainly by Iraqis themselves. The numbers of dead are too high to be consistently tracked, ranging from 89,000 (Iraq Body Count) to 650,000 (The Lancet) to more than 1.2 million (ORB Polling). In addition, countless thousands have been injured; more than two million Iraqis have fled the country and more than 1.5million are still internally displaced.
These numbers put the cost of the war to Britain in sharp perspective. Future foreign policy adventures will be straitjacketed by the diplomatic reputation and the military capacity lost over the Iraq war. The departure of British troops from the Iraq folly, likely to be completed by June next year, is not even disguised by the policy of "as Iraqis stand up, we stand down". The final humiliation is that US troops will replacing them at Basra airport.


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Andy KrollJan. 6, 2012 10:47 AM
Jon Huntsman.
[This post has been updated. See below.]
On Thursday night, Jon Huntsman made his 157th campaign stop in New Hampshire, at a National Guard armory turned rec center in the city of Newport. He noted this fact with the same ease and aplomb that he displayed when answering hours' worth of questions lobbed at him by the audience. But Huntsman did bungle one question—and it was a telling one.
Near of the end of the event, Glenn Kaplan, 42, a cameraman and filmmaker, asked Huntsman if he supported the idea of "corporate personhood"—essentially, that Bank of America and Goldman Sachs have the same rights as people like you and I. "Will you support a constitutional amendment to end corporate personhood?" Kaplan asked.
"On corporate what?" Huntsman replied.
"Personhood," Kaplan said.
Huntsman looked uneasy. He said he'd only been asked this question once before: on the satirical Colbert Report. Then Huntsman gave his answer, which was, more or less: Mumble mumble...fix our broken tax policy...mumble mumble...revolving door...level the playing field...mumble mumble...thank you. He didn't come with a cruise ship's distance of answering Kaplan's question. "It was a total cop-out," Kaplan said afterward.
The belief that corporations are people is no small matter. You'll remember in Iowa last fall Mitt Romney caused quite a stir when he said, "Corporations are people, my friend." Democrats and progressives pounced on Romney's remark as ammunition for their attacks on Romney as a candidate in corporate America's pocket, a man bought and paid for by America's 1 percenters. (It is true that 10 percent of America's billionaires have given money to Romney's campaign.)
In Newport, Kaplan specifically raised Romney's belief that corporations are people when posing his question to Huntsman. And Kaplan's mention of a constitutional amendment to roll back corporate personhood, which the Supreme Court furthered with its 2010 Citizens United decision, is especially timely. A coalition of good government groups and grassroots activists is ramping up efforts at the local and state level nationwide to demand that Congress pass legislation taming Citizens United. At the same, there are at least a half-dozen resolutions in Congress that would do just that. On the upcoming second anniversary of Citizens United, on January 20, a wave of events, including occupations of federal courts, are planned to demand an end to corporate personhood.
The fight against corporate personhood and Citizens United is shaping up to be the biggest fight in campaign finance. Jon Huntsman, it seems, can't figure out whose side he's on—Bank of America's or yours.
[UPDATE]: At a Q-and-A Friday morning in Concord, the state capital, Huntsman clarified his position on corporate personhood. "Of course corporations are not people," he said. "Who would say such an outlandish thing?"
David CornJan. 6, 2012 10:40 AM
2012 Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum
It's hard to figure why political candidates frequently say things that are not true—especially when often it is easy to check their comments. Newt Gingrich said he was retained by Freddie Mac as a historian. Mitt Romney insisted he hasn't done backflips (or front-flips) to become more conservative. On Thursday, Rick Santorum, the former Republican Pennsylvania senator, while talking to a conference of college students in Concord, New Hampshire, was insisting that voters should elect candidates whose values and judgment they can trust, because you never know what issues will emerge and confront the nation's chief executive. And he was ready with a dramatic example:
The presidential debates the last time around, you know how many questions there were on health care in all the debates—one.
The presidential debates the last time around, you know how many questions there were on health care in all the debates—one.
His point: No one could know at the time that health care would become such a central focus of the years after the 2008 campaign. So, conservatives, you better pick a loyal and unwavering right-winger who will be ready to take on whatever materializes.
Well, by now you've guessed the ending. Santorum was wrong. Throughout the GOP debates during the 2008 presidential contest, health care was frequently raised in questions posed by the moderators to the candidates. My colleague Adam Serwer pulled together a partial list.
* May 3, 2007, debate: "Gov. Romney, a year ago, it seemed that you couldn't wait to tell the world about your health care experiment in Massachusetts. Since then, it's been criticized by conservatives as something Hillary Clinton could have devised. You hardly mention it on your website. What's changed?
* June 5, 2007, debate: "Millions of Americans are dissatisfied with the current state of our health care system, and US employers are at a disadvantage due to the high cost of health insurance. What would you do to fix the health care system? And would you support implementing a single-payer system, in which the government acts as the insurer in order to save enough money to cover the millions of uninsured and to lower premiums for the rest of the US population?"
* May 3, 2007, debate: "Gov. Romney, a year ago, it seemed that you couldn't wait to tell the world about your health care experiment in Massachusetts. Since then, it's been criticized by conservatives as something Hillary Clinton could have devised. You hardly mention it on your website. What's changed?
* June 5, 2007, debate: "Millions of Americans are dissatisfied with the current state of our health care system, and US employers are at a disadvantage due to the high cost of health insurance. What would you do to fix the health care system? And would you support implementing a single-payer system, in which the government acts as the insurer in order to save enough money to cover the millions of uninsured and to lower premiums for the rest of the US population?"
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Soldiers, serving with the Kentucky National Guard Agribusiness Development Team 3, Task Force Hurricane, inspect a greenhouse in Mahmod-e Raqi district, Kapisa province, Afghanistan, on December 28, 2011. The purpose of the mission was to insure that progress was being made in the local Afghan's efforts to improve their agricultural growth. Photo by Spc. Amber Leach.
David CornJan. 5, 2012 6:39 PM
2012 GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum
Is Rick Santorum a bully?
It came close to that in Concord, New Hampshire, on Thursday when he addressed a convention of college students who had trekked to the Granite State from across the nation to witness the first-in-the-nation presidential primary. After a long discourse on American exceptionalism—in which Santorum claimed that President Barack Obama does not believe the United States is "objectively" better than all other countries, as Santorum says he does—the former Republican senator from Pennsylvania, who virtually tied Mitt Romney in Iowa earlier this week, took questions. It was no surprise that one of the first queries was about his fierce opposition to gay marriage. Two students asked Santorum how he could justify this opposition with his opening remarks that focused on the guarantee, enshrined in the Declaration of Independence, that no American shall be deprived of the "pursuit of happiness."
Santorum has been in this spot before, and he easily adopted a here-we-go-again stance, and, in a somewhat condescending manner, struck back with…logic. Or what he claimed to be logic. He asked the students to justify gay marriage. When one said, "How about the idea that all men are created equal and [have] the right to happiness and liberty," Santorum asked, Are you saying that everyone should have the right to marry anyone?
Andy KrollJan. 5, 2012 4:01 PM
Rick Santorum.
Rick Santorum loathes the liberal judges of the Ninth Circuit, the federal appeals court that stretches from Alaska to California to Arizona. In small-town New Hampshire on Thursday, Santorum unveiled his plan for ending those judges' "reign of terror": Ship 'em all to Guam.
Santorum was full of spicy quips on Thursday at an old train station in the town of Northfield. Riding high from his impressive second place finish in Iowa's caucuses, Santorum held court before a standing-room-only crowd here, with almost as many journalists as voting-age New Hampshire citizens in attendance. He veered from issue to issue, from the evil of President Obama's Affordable Care Act to tax policy under Ronald Reagan, reforming Social Security to the 2009 Honduran coup.
On the Ninth Circuit, a favorite punching bag for conservatives, Santorum said he supported its abolishment—"What the Congress creates, it can uncreate"—or at least tossing out its most liberal judges and replacing them with new ones. He acknowledged there might be some Constitutional problems with just firing the Ninth's judges. His solution: "Maybe we can create a court that puts them in Guam or something like that," a jab that earned him more than a few laughs.
The Ninth Circuit wasn't the only court Santorum blasted. He singled out the Supreme Court—at least its more liberal justices—for plenty of criticism, calling the high court an out-of-control "super-legislature." "Five people who are not accountable to the people should not be able to amend the Constitution," he said.
Like any good conservative, Santorum paid his respects to Ronald Reagan. In Northfield, though, the tax increases presided over by Reagan came up, in particular the Gipper's payroll tax hike passed in 1983. Santorum winced at this. "I love Reagan," he said. "He got snookered in '83."
And in attacking Obama's foreign policy record, Santorum ripped the president for calling the 2009 change-over in power that ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya a coup. In doing so, Santorum said, Obama took his place alongside two other leaders: Fidel Castro and Hugo Chavez. "How many times do you want to hear America in the same sentence as a group of three countries that's Cuba, Venezuela, and the United States?"
Yet what earned Santorum the most applause was not his attacks on liberal judges or foreign policy but on Obama's Affordable Care Act. Santorum pledged to make repealing health care reform his first act if elected president, vowing to replace it with a free-market system built "from the bottom up."
Nearly two hours had passed since Santorum strode into the old train station surrounded by a crush of cameras and reporters. Now, Santorum said it was time to get moving again. "I'd love to stay and answer more questions," he said, "but there's miles to go before I sleep."
Tim MurphyJan. 5, 2012 3:00 PM
As a service to our readers, every day we are delivering a classic moment from the political life of Newt Gingrich—until he either clinches the nomination or bows out.
I could describe in great detail Newt Gingrich's 2007 address to Second Life, in which a pony-tailed avatar parachutes onto the steps of the United States Capitol to hear the (considerably slimmer) former speaker discuss novelist Isaac Asimov novel, Necromancer. Or you could just see for yourself:
We cannot confirm that the man at the 3:13 mark is Wolf Blitzer's Second Life avatar.
Asawin SuebsaengJan. 5, 2012 6:57 AM
Soldiers with 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, walk into the sunset to catch their flight out of Forward Operating Base Pacemaker, December 25, 2011 in Kandahar. The soldiers were on a mission to deliver holiday gifts of cookies, candy and personal hygiene products to the outlying FOB. When the Chinook helicopter flew in to pick the soldiers up, it made dust go into the air, which caused the foggy look of the photograph. (US Army photo by Sgt. Ruth Pagan, 2nd BCT, 4th Inf. Div., PAO)
Tim MurphyJan. 4, 2012 6:35 PM
Bachmann campaigns at a Rock the Caucus event on the morning of the Iowa caucuses.
Minnesota congresswoman Michele Bachmann dropped out of the GOP presidential race on Wednesday morning in Des Moines after a fairly disastrous sixth-place finish at the Iowa caucuses. "I believe that if we are going to repeal Obamacare, turn our country around, and take back our country, we must do so united," explained the one-time front-runner, whose campaign began to collapse almost immediately after her triumph at the Ames Straw Poll in August. "And I believe that we must rally behind the person that our country and our party and our people select to be that standard-bearer." In characteristic Bachmann fashion, she left her audience with a dire warning: If Americans don't elect the right candidate next November (she wouldn't suggest who that might be), the United States would become a socialist country. Take it to the bank.
Bachmann's campaign might be history, but no one can ever take away the memories. She represented—to paraphrase Kennedy—the greatest collection of paranoia, factual inaccuracy, and overheated rhetoric since Herman Cain dined alone. And she will be missed. Here's a quick look at the road we traveled:
Why does the GOP race suddenly seem a little less marvelous?
Kate SheppardJan. 4, 2012 2:36 PM
Following a third-place finish in the Iowa caucuses, Ron Paul held a boisterous rally, featuring a speech from Army Corporal Jesse Thorsen. Thorsen, who was in uniform, voiced impassioned support for Paul's non-interventionist views. "We don't need to be picking fights overseas," he said, and pledged to help "make sure this man is the next president of the United States."
It was an understandable sentiment from a soldier who said he had served in the military for 10 years, which included tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. But the appearance likely violated the protocols for service members included in Defense Department Directive 1344.10, which states explicitly that they are not to participate in political rallies as anything more than spectators. And if they do attend a political function, they're not supposed to do so in uniform.
Active-duty service members can "register, vote, and express a personal opinion on political candidates and issues, but not as a representative of the Armed Forces," the directive states. It also stipulates:
4.1.2. A member of the Armed Forces on active duty shall not:
188.8.131.52. Participate in partisan political fundraising activities (except as permitted in subparagraph 220.127.116.11.), rallies, conventions (including making speeches in the course thereof), management of campaigns, or debates, either on one's own behalf or on that of another, without respect to uniform or inference or appearance of official sponsorship, approval, or endorsement. Participation includes more than mere attendance as a spectator.
And it says that service-members shall not:
188.8.131.52. Speak before a partisan political gathering, including any gathering that promotes a partisan political party, candidate, or cause.
184.108.40.206. Participate in any radio, television, or other program or group discussion as an advocate for or against a partisan political party, candidate, or cause.
"My immediate reaction, upon watching Congressman Paul's event, was that the soldier in question was in flagrant violation of department of defense regulations," said Eugene Fidell, who teaches military justice at Yale Law School. "Lord knows there are people in the military, as in the rest of American society, who have very strong feelings about who is elected president. But the tradition is the military stays out of partisan politics."
The issue wasn't necessarily showing up in uniform; it was speaking out at a partisan political gathering. "If he was on active duty, it wouldn't matter if he was wearing a Santa Claus costume or his birthday suit," said Fidell. "Wearing the uniform only makes it worse."
Thorsen could be formally reprimanded for doing so, with a court-martial or an administrative discharge, though Fidell didn't seem to think that was very likely. More likely, he could get "chewed out" by a superior. Even if Thorsen volunteered, the Paul camp should have taken this into account before inviting him on stage last night. (The Paul campaign did not respond to a request for comment. We'll update the post if they do.)
UPDATE: The Washington Post talked to a spokesperson for the Army Reserve command who told the paper that as of October, Thorsen was not on active duty. They are determining whether he violated any rules by speaking at the rally.
Adam Serwer contributed reporting for this post.
Adam SerwerJan. 4, 2012 2:04 PM
President Barack Obama used his authority to appoint former Ohio attorney general Richard Cordray to head the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Wednesday without approval from the Senate, which was in recess. By doing so, Obama defied Senate Republicans who had sought to block any and all such recess appointments by holding "pro-forma" sessions for the sole purpose of obstructing the president's ability to fill executive branch and judicial vacancies.
Obama's decision to appoint Cordray to the CFBP anyway has provoked outrage from Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, who didn't complain much when President George W. Bush used recess appointments to install Senate rejects including Iraq war architect John Bolton as US Ambassador to the UN. Wednesday, McConnell characterized Obama's move as a power grab that "fundamentally endangers the Congress's role in providing a check on the excesses of the executive branch."
Obama's decision to disregard the Senate's procedural roadblocks sets something of a new legal precedent future Republican presidents may try to take advantage of—presidents typically have not made recess appointments during pro-forma sessions. On the other hand, as TPM's Brian Beutler writes, Republicans were engaging in an "extra-legal attempt to nullify a key portion of an act of law" by blocking Cordray's nomination to head the agency.
Few presidents have seen their appointments subject to as much obstruction as Obama, and few have been so timid about taking advantage of recess appointments. Here's a chart by Siddhartha Mahanta showing the average recess appointments per year of Obama's predecessors:
Data from the Congressional Research ServiceAccording to reports from the Congressional Research Service, during their time in office President Ronald Reagan made 240 recess appointments, President George H. W. Bush made 77 recess appointments, President Bill Clinton made 140 recess appointments, and George W. Bush made 171. Obama's first term has seen a paltry 28. In this context, Obama's move seems less like a power grab and more like the proverbial 98-pound weakling taking a second to wipe the sand out of his eyes.
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One of the biggest claims leveled by skeptics against the accuracy of the New Testament is that it represents copies of copies made over a long period of time. Certainly, no one believes that we have the original handwritten copies of the New Testament documents, and often the battle is over whether the copies we have accurately reflect the original writings or if the New Testament documents contain significant changes written in by the early church.
Now, however, David Walker, president of Right Hand Ministries, believes that he has found a document that is an original sworn testimony to Jesus. In an article published in the Herald Tribune entitled Lost, and found, in Bible translation by Cynthia Kane, it is reported that a document has been recovered from a Judge's legal chambers from the first century A.D. which may be very important in Biblical studies -- at least according to Walker.
His theories are based on Greek translations he completed of a photocopied document believed to be an ancient Latin page that was recovered from a Roman judge's chambers in the first century A.D.
Walker believes the text was penned in the decade after Jesus Christ's crucifixion, purposefully written in legal terms and not in the common Greek vernacular.
"The Latin was a transcript of the sworn testimony...circa 44 A.D.," Walker says. He believes Luke's author conducted legal interviews, sworn depositions, with people who were witnesses to the Crucifixion and to other events, including Jesus' mother and soldiers.
The article continues:
Walker, president of Right Hand Ministries in Englewood and a retired teacher and General Motors draw die specialist, believes the author of the photocopied words is the same person who wrote the Gospel of Luke.
Walker's findings, should experts lend credence to them, suggest Luke was written earlier than some of the other gospels.
The findings also could mean Luke bears sworn accounts from people who witnessed Christ's death, not simply one man's narrative of what he believed happened.
To add to the interest, Walker believes that modern translations of Luke make a mistake in believing that the Gospel was written in Koiné Greek, the then-common language. He asserts that the language used in the Gospel is actually a more formal variation of Greek written for legal matters.
He then grew convinced it was a basis for part of the Gospel of Luke. He also made a discovery he calls pivotal: That gospel should have been translated using legal Greek, not common Greek as is contained in the Bible.
Such a change, based on the nuances between common Greek (the widely accepted translation for the gospel) and legal Greek, lead to a similar but more evidential version of the gospel.
Furthermore, contends Walker, the full text of Luke is a common-Greek translation based on 36 transcripts that should have been translated using legal Greek.
This would alter the whole gospel, creating startling twists. Consider such meaning changes as, during Jesus' temptation, the devil saying, "since thou be the son of God, command this stone," rather than "if thou be the Son of God, command this stone" (as is recorded in the King James Version).
If the Latin document he has translated is a formal legal document about the life of Jesus Christ from around 44 A.D., it certainly adds credence to the theory, promoted by some, that Luke's Gospel was written as a legal brief. Some have speculated that Theophilus was Luke's defense attorney in Rome, and thus it would be natural for Luke to use information previously garnered in the form of legal testimony to send to Theophilus as a basis for presenting Paul's defense.
The one problem with all this: Walker has declined to let anyone see his documents. According to the article:
Since his copied parchment is Latin, it is evidence the testimony on which Luke is based was legal in nature, he says.
Yet he has not provided Southeastern Baptist's Black with a copy.
"They're packed away," he says of the page and his research work, as his house has been for sale for months and he and his wife are prepared to move.
Walker has tried to get the first 15 "deposition" translations, from the legal Greek, published: "I've submitted this to all kinds of publishers...I'm still waiting on an answer" from one, he says. And he has ideas of a movie script. But for whatever reason, he's holding the document close to his chest.
So why should anyone put stock in his theories?
Walker fires back, "Because they can go to the text of Luke and translate using the legal and get exactly what I got." And, "It changes the dating of the New Testament. One of the first persons he interviews is Mary," Jesus' mother. "We can honestly say," based on his theory, that "Luke's the first (gospel) written."
He has them packed away? Oh, please. Mr. Walker, if you are reading this, please please unpack the papers and let experts review them. This type of information should not be hidden away or made subject to guesswork. Even if we read the Gospel of Luke and agree that it is a legal document (as I have been inclined towards believing for some time) it does not provide any proof whatsoever of the existence or the translation of the document that you claim was part of the legal documents found in the First Century judge's chamber. If what you have found is what you claim, you should share it with the world. Without the backup, the entire story can be dismissed by every single Internet atheist, and I personally wouldn't blame them.


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Looking for new ideas for my next boat. I have some ideas based on my research, but don't want to bias anyone as I am curious what you all might recommend that perhaps I haven't thought of...
Type of hull: Monohull
Length: 35-40'
Crew: Singlehanded with WOL (woman of leisure). However want the boat to be able to accomodate the occasional 2-3 guests for a daysail or weekend trip.
Type of sailing: (here's where it gets tough) Mostly coastal cruising along gulf of Mexico & east coast, but want to safely be able to make extended cruises throughout entire caribbean, Bermuda, and South America. Also, want to be able to make daysails in hometown of Pensacola.
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Name a boat brand, and what you want to do will do it. Be it a Hunter, Beneteau, jeanneau, Oyster, swan etc. Too many doing what you are doing with just about ANY boat from the mid 30' range on up.
If leasure is the thing, the newer design deck salons seem to be the some what rage. Not my cup o tea, prefer the non DS models.
With guests, I would choose one of the three room setups vs my prefered choice of a 2 room, ie V berth and rear state room with a large storage under the cockpit seats. The 3 room versions you loose the storage area.......and the head area is (typically) smaller.
I like the jeanneau's, bendys in the first series is prefered, Catalina......not sure I would want a Bendy oceanus series. No hunters for different reasons shapes or forms, but everyone I know with them like them, just personal preferences I do not like about them, similar to the B OCeanus series vs first series. Sailing among others not to my stds, ie slower than I like for the given size. Dehler, Dufour, Island packet, to name a few others that would work. The IP's again would be ruled out due to slower than I like sailing stds.........good boats...........
Just my 01 not that it is worth much.
Hey Blt2ski,
Curious why are you anti Bendy oceanis?? Just because they are slower boats than the firsts??
Basic issue along with I do not like the looks. REmind me too much of the Bayliner Buccaneers I saw growing up here. Even the new jeanneaus are getting that look.
Otherwise, no issues with them. All personal likes and dislikes. They are a good boat for some, not others.........They would work for what OP wants to do, not my first choice.
Re: Any suggestions...???
some c&c 38s or c&c 40s would more than do the job....older 1970 models preferable ..customize to your requirements.....have cruised carolinas as well carib with these...add dodger bimini canvas as you wish...older that need new engine great buys new diesel can be very reasonable...can drive these boats with low power high torque diesel to hull speed with 25 to 30 hp engine...very reliable &fuel efficient
Re: Any suggestions...???
Tidewaterv, this is a 4 year old thread and the OP's last post. I'm guessing he hasn't been on SN in a long time.
Re: Any suggestions...???
Aware that this is an older thread, but it parallels a similar search I am currently making. Also recommend reading the thread "buying a cruiser'.
Still researching....
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with low power newer diesel engines much better torque which is what really pushes you thru water..a number of us have switched to universal newer.. 25 hp diesel we have all found better fuel mileage plus some improvement in noise...42ft boats ..about 12 tons .with clean racing hulls ,all very satisfied another reason to consider older hull which needs new engine ....many c&c 35s mark i are examples ....if also need hull topside paint can be real bargin
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The iron door was large, but officers opened it for him. That was good. Soris had already reported to several Divines and a Herald about the interrogation of the old man. He would have to do the same when he was done with the younger one, too. Soris sighed. Today was rough.
Inside was a large table with a young man sitting at it. Behind him were the customary officers – four in total – in case he decided to attack, foolish a move as it would have been, not to mention tiring for Soris. He simply hoped he could finish this up fast and be off to report. The sooner, the better.
Soris took his seat across the boy and began to examine him. Anger in the eyes was what Soris noticed first. How odd, to be angry for being captured instead of being afraid like so many of the others. The second thing Soris noticed was the boy's hair; It stuck everywhere in a black mess, but looked like he had tried to shove it back, to little avail. And the last thing was the size of his body. At first glance, the lad seemed to be small and skinny, but after looking through his raggedy clothing and dirty body, Soris realized he was actually quite well built.
"What is your name?" Soris asked calmly.
The lad clenched his fist. His hands had been freed for the moment, since the officers and Soris were armed and ready for an attack in case it came.
"Sish," the boy spat, rubbing his hand through his hair. His anger seemed to slowly seep out of him. How odd. "Not that you really care."
Soris nodded. "On the contrary," he said, "We need to know names just like anyone else. But, you will find out that later." Sish looked at Soris with hate in his eyes. It wasn't as bad as earlier, but the dark mood still lingered. "Why did you attack Fetona?"
Sish smiled. "I was mad."
Soris nearly laughed. "Yes, you were quite mad for attacking the one and only city in Jana."
"Mad? No, I mean angry!" Sish slammed his hand on the table, surprising all the officers and making them move forward in alarm. Soris waved them off. This boy was no danger at the moment. Everything in the room was hollow. "I was angry at all of you damnable stiffs thinking you can overlook everything and do anything you want!"
Soris clasped his hands and stared hard at the lad. "You do realize we are having your execution right after this conversation, right?"
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