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...I grew older I took my Mother's maiden name, which is West. And my Dad always said, 'You see, you started a Snyder and you're still a Snyder, now.'"
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"His name is Devon Hamilton. His name means to me someone who has experienced more than any kid growing up should. Being a foster child and going through what he went through as a kid, is very important to me. Not only his name, but what he stands for and what he's gone through. It's a very important story line and I take a lot of pride in being able to try and portray it, to get the messages and feelings across that kids in his situation have gone through."
Susan Lucci (Erica, AMC)
"Erica means hot stuff and look out!" (She laughed a lot at her response!)
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"Evangeline has got to be the longest name ever. It's 4 or 5 syllables so it probably has a lot of meanings, but right in the center of it is angel, which I really love, and evangelical and all these words that very much describe this woman, who is larger than life. The grace that she has and the strength and the vulnerability and how loving she is. I kind of aspire to be as wonderful as Evangeline. I love that Angel is right in the center of her name."
Alec Musser (Del, AMC)
"There's a nickname I have on the show, Delbert. I don't think that's his real name. It sort of eludes me, actually. Del is not as dumb as people think he is. He is a sharp guy and he's not going to be left out in the cold."
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"He's got two names actually. His full name is actually Billy Jack Johnson Devereaux. Jack Devereaux is his upscale name and the one with the money and the power and the form of prestige, but Billy Johnson is what he was born with and he's kind of like a white trash, blue-collar kid. So, I think he always has this dual battle between who he really is and who he tries to be. And he always has kind of a façade going on. When it came to be revealed that he had this secret past, that even he didn't know about, that helped me to key in to his character."
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"A scamming, con-artist, brooding, prig! But I don't relate to the character in any way, take all that stuff off, but take prig off the end and that's me!!!"
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I have to be careful, because I've been on board five months and I just haven't talked to every federal agency yet, but to the best of my knowledge, across the major cabinet agencies, no federal agency is using instant messaging. As a result, we are interested in exploring that.
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Should life mean life?
The home secretary has been stripped of the power to set the minimum amount of time a murderer should serve, after the House of Lords ruled in favour of a convicted killer's case.
David Blunkett announced on Saturday that Roy Whiting - convicted of murdering eight-year-old Sarah Payne - should serve a 50-year minimum jail term.
However he has now lost this power to fix minimum terms, after seven law lords ruled in favour of a case brought by convicted killer Anthony Anderson.
Mr Anderson claimed his human rights have been breached by the increase of his minimum prison sentence to 20 years, after his trial judge had recommended 15. But the law lords ruled that his sentence should have been determined by the courts and not by the home secretary.
Before the ruling Mr Blunkett had vowed to bring in a new law, making sure "life means life".
Should the home secretary have control over life sentences? Should life mean life?
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What has happened to the human rights of the millions of people in this country that don't commit crimes. Life should mean life and the Home Secretary should have the final say. Seven law lords ruling in favour of a convicted killer is incredible and makes our judicial system look ludicrous.
Politicians should not only be permitted to have a say in determining sentences - they should actually be encouraged to do so. Politicians are accountable to the general public; judges are not. If politicians are denied the ability to set sentences, how can we (the general public) have any input into the process?
Mark, UK
No law person seems to take into account the fact that the murderer removed all human rights from the victim as well as terminating their life. In many cases the murderer is also responsible for "murdering" the lives of the nearest and dearest of the victim as well. In this country the criminal justice system is more concerned with crimes against property than those against people. Until we redress the civil and human rights of the victims of crime, the public perception of justice will always be suspicious. This can lead to vigilante action. Is this what we want?
Life should mean life. The innocent person whose life they took won't be coming back in 15 or 20 years. We should be like the States where a judge can sentence a murderer to 99 years, making sure they won't come out again
I have to wonder regarding some of your contributors. Politicians cannot be trusted, but judges can. Politicians for all their faults are at least elected by the people and can be evicted by them. Too many judges are academic elites totally divorced from the realities of society. I know my comments are Australian-based, but both systems run along similar lines.
Despite the ruling of the House of Lords, (unelected body), I believe that the Home Secretary should still be able to decide, in exceptional circumstances, to set the tariff for life sentences. The Home Secretary is the elected representative of the people. Judges and the House of Lords are unelected people who have nothing in common with the ordinary decent person, trying to remain safe. I think we have lost another slice of democracy today.
I applaud the Law Lords' decision - sentencing should be carried out by an independent judiciary, not a meddling politician. And to all those people who weren't paying attention at school - it's called a life sentence to distinguish it from a death sentence and has never meant lifelong imprisonment.
When the death penalty was abolished, the Home Secretary was granted power to ensure that murderers would receive adequate sentences. The Home Secretary, unlike judges, is accountable to the public and must take the views of society into account. Judges are under no such constraints; indeed they are unaccountable and seem to be totally out of touch with public opinion. It would seem that judges can't be allowed to be swayed by British society, but can be led by the nose by the crackpot European Court of Human Rights( I don't remember voting for them). If the Home Secretary is to be emasculated the decision must be made by an elected Parliament, such as it is, not by a Judicial clique.
Perhaps life should mean life, but the Home Secretary should not be deciding how long an individual remains in prison. Let an independent judge decide.
Ross Parker, UK
Life should mean a life in prison. The only thing prisoners lose these days is their freedom and nothing more. Minimum terms should be set by a judge in the UK, not one abroad, or by the government, or these human rights do gooders. Although I have to admit that David Blunkett is on the right track, if these criminals don't do the crime then they won't do the time.
Sentencing someone to life in prison leaves no room at all for rehabilitation
Christine, UK
I agree that life should be for life as in the cases of convicted murderers like Hindley and Brady, but why as taxpayers should we pay for them to be in prison with no chance of parole, until they die. Surely it would make sense to expect them to fund their own prison sentences or reintroduce capital punishment.
Joanna Jones, England
Life should indeed mean life. I've never understood why a life sentence is 25 years. Surely that should be called '25 years'? The power to extend or reduce sentences should be left to law courts and parole panels. But certain crimes should indeed warrant life.
Anyone handed a life sentence should stay there until they die. They should not be eligible for parole and they should not be let out on shopping trips or to see football games, as we always read in the news. I get so sick of seeing criminals who have committed horrendous crimes, being released after eight or nine years of a 'life' sentence, often to go on and commit again. If the crime is so serious that it gets the life sentence it shouldn't matter whether they go on to feel remorse, or change their ways - the deed has been done and they should accept the punishment, not get let out early because they're 'no longer a threat to society'.
David Patrick, UK
Why does life not mean life in this country then? There would not be a need for politicians to decide the length of imprisonment if it was so. Judges seem to be so lenient with their recommendations and I am really surprised that this murderer got even 15 years behind bars. He most likely will be out after 10 years.
It is not a question of whether life should mean life or not, but rather one of who should decide. It is far better and more just if that person be a judge who has heard the evidence and can make a sensible recommendation rather than a politician who is swayed by a public that have only heard details of a case via the media
This just goes to show how out of step with public opinion the House of Lords is and always has been. The judicial system seems to be in favour of the criminal, not the victim.
So Mr Anderson didn't breach his victim's human rights when he killed them?
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THEY performed for the biggest names in business, politics and even royalty, yet many people in Newport have never heard of the Gwent Glee Male Voice Choir.
The 21-strong choir cracked America in the early 1900s in a way which wouldn't be seen again until The Beatles, giving private shows at the family homes of steelmagnate AndrewCarnegie, the Rockefellers', and even president Woodrow Wilson at the White House.
The group, who on their early tours from 1912, were all from Newport before later adding members from further afield in Gwent, were hailed by papers across America as "The World's Greatest Singers", and their shows were promoted as must-see events for communities from Salt Lake City to Texas.
Performing traditional Welsh songs like Men of Harlech, as well as hits of the time and renditions not heard before like The Blue Danube, the choir was invited to perform at the unveiling of the first ever Christmas tree at Madison Square, New York, in 1912, singing to more than 5,000 people, before winning the National Eisteddfod in 1913 and going on to perform for King GeorgeVand the Royal Family at Buckingham Palace later that year.
But tragedy would strike in May 1915 when the ocean liner RMS Lusitania, carrying seven members of the choir, was torpedoed by a German U-boat, killing David Thomas Hopkins, baritone Isaac "Ike" Talbot Jones, and conductor George F Davies.
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The former Newport University student's greatgrandfather, William Sergeant, and his brother, Francis, both from the Baneswell area, were original members of the choir.
"My gran, Gwen Sergeant, always talked about her dad and how he was in the choir.
She had a picture of them all, which we now have in our house, and it just got me thinking I wanted to know more about them.
"I can't believe they were so famous in America, people used to scream for encores and physically prevent them from leaving the stage, yet no-one in Newport has heard of them and I think we should be proud of them.
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Charles Thurman ''Chuck'' Carloss, 74, of 122 Deerwood Lane, died Friday, June 1, 2001.
A native of Lebanon, Tenn., Mr. Carloss was a son of the late Barter Cole and Thelma Allen McFarland Carloss. He was a retired manager with Porter Truss Company. He was a member of Jefferson Lions Club, Dryden Veterans Association, Jefferson Dragon Booster Club, and Almont Dryden Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons. He attended First United Methodist Church of Jefferson.
Services will be at 2 p.m. today at First United Methodist Church of Jefferson with the Rev. Gary Whatley officiating. Burial will be in Woodbine Cemetery.
Survivors include his wife, Evelyn Carloss; two sons, Brian Carloss, Buford, and William ''Bill'' Charles Carloss, Jefferson; a sister, Kate Arnold, Lebanon, Tenn.; and three grandchildren.
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Survival under Uncertainty in an Exchange Economy
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- Amartya Sen, 1981. "Ingredients of Famine Analysis: Availability and Entitlements," The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Oxford University Press, vol. 96(3), pages 433-464.
- Nigar Hashimzade, 2003. "Probability of survival in a random exchange economy with dependent agents," Economic Theory, Springer;Society for the Advancement of Economic Theory (SAET), vol. 21(4), pages 907-912, 06.
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Kekkei Genkai: Hachimon Tonkou
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Original "Kekkei Genkai"
The original "Kekkei Genkai" in the series features the Hachimon Tonkou, which is basically a high-speed combination of Taijutsu, where the user cannot even be touched .
It enhances all aspects of Taijutsu, which means basically the attack and defensive power of the user. It is, however, a double-edged sword. The user gets worn down, if not even worse, by opening up more gates. The eight gate will cause instant-death.
Displayed by Gai, Kakashi and Lee, it is one of the greatest direct-damage techniques. Only people who work their entire life hard for it have a chance of entering the gates, however, the Sharingan seems to be able to copy it.
Kekkei Genkai in SL
Basically it can be described in the same terms, except that it is treated as Kekkei Genkai when it comes to the power level.
There are 8 eight gates you can open, 5 with one reset (once chosen) and all 8 with the second pick.
Each gate costs chakra to activate, the gates are:
- 開門, Kaimon
- 休門, Kyūmon
- 生門, Seimon
- 傷門, Shōmon
- 杜門, Tomon
- 景門 , Keimon
- 驚門, Kyōmon
- 死門, Shimon
Also, the activation costs more chakra each time.
Game Explanation
You are born as a dropout, which means you have had nothing but hardships in your life. Though, your potential as genius did survey once you got to training under Maito Gai, who taught you about the Hachimon Tonkou, the Lotus, and more. You are able to control a certain number of 'celestial gates' in your body which will allow you to gain power beyond imagination for a short term. This is also dangerous to you.
- You won't ever need to buy a weapon. Devoted to Taijutsu, you fight close-range mostly bare-handed or with items (Kunai). Visit the training grounds to improve yourself.
- Having chosen this way once you can control up to 5 gates (see wikipedia for their names, effects similar). The second and last time will grant you all. Means with 2 times this chosen you have everything.
This can be stacked up to 2 times!


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LAKELAND, Fla. -- George A. 'Skip' Castner Jr., 71, of Lakeland, Fla., formerly of Marshallville, passed away Sunday, July 27, 2014, at his home.
Cremation has taken place. Graveside services will be held in Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery, Rittman, at a later date.
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With anecdotes of bureaucratically tangled interview requests, scripted and chaperoned sources, stalled federal Freedom of Information Act responses and politicized press offices, a panel of health and science journalists speaking at the National Press Club Monday said that many of the government agencies they rely on have failed to live up to the Obama administration's sweeping transparency promises.
The health, environment and energy reporters laid much of the blame for the lack of progress on a "disturbing" trend toward top-down, politically-motivated control of what certain agencies make accessible to the media that has continued since President Obama took office.
Even the release of relatively apolitical information, the panelists said, has become subject to approval up a high chain of political command. Some agencies can take days, if they take any action at all, to respond to basic media inquiries and interview requests--far too late for reporters on tight deadlines, according to the speakers.
"What we see happening over and over again with [the Department of Health and Human Services] is that you might go through, say, the National Institutes of Health and contact a scientist with a paper out and expect to get it cleared through the press office at the Institute," said Nancy Shute, the president of the National Association of Science Writers and a contributor to NPR and Scientific American. "But, instead, the press office there knocks it up to HHS and Katherine Sebelius and it gets sucked into this black hole for something that should never have required this level of review."
"This multi-level review impedes the reporting process, and it also raises real questions about why is the political office involved and what kind of political decisions were going on when I did or did not get those interviews," she said.
The panelists also named the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Intergovernmnetal Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), Department of Energy and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as common offenders.
Curtis Brainard, a Columbia Journalism Review science reporter who helped organize the event, said that despite repeated attempts over the period of a month and a half to contact officials from the EPA, HHS, and the Office of Science and Technology Policy, members of each of those agencies declined invitations to sit on the panel. He also said he contacted the White House with the same invitation this week, but did not receive a response.
The speakers jokingly speculated that the empty chair on their panel, reserved for such an official, might be a metaphor for the administration's performance in their transparency initiatives.
And the speakers—who represented media organizations such as the Society of Environmental Journalists, Association of Health Care Journalists, National Association of Science Writers and Reporters without Borders—were not alone in their assessment.
Part of the impetus for the panel discussion was a critical report in the Columbia Journalism Review based on survey responses from nearly four hundred science reporters who were asked to rate this administration's transparency performance.
Despite the fact that the president singled out science as an area that needed to be more open, most of the journalists who responded said they saw little improvement in the categories the survey asked them to rate: interview permissions, interview minders (public affairs officials who essentially chaperone and monitor interviews with sources) and processing of FOIA requests.
"In most categories, Obama was just a hair's breadth above the Bush administration. And most of the responses were either that they were dissatisfied or deeply dissatisfied with the Obama administration's performance," said Brainard, who authored the Columbia Journalism Review article.
The respondents did say, however, that in the category of online databases the administration showed marked improvement, in part because of efforts such as data.gov.
But a few panelists were quick to note that even on that front, the Obama administration has faltered. Just last month, the Health Resources and Services Administration pulled the plug on their National Practitioner Databank, a public online database that lists anonymous physician malpractice and disciplinary records.
The HRSA took down the resource after a doctor, who was named in a Kansas City Star article about physicians with histories of malpractice that had not been disciplined by state medical boards, complained that the reporters were able to breach the confidentiality of the database.
But Joseph Davis, who directs the Society of Environmental Journalists Watchdog Project, said that he saw the incident as just one example of how a "sincere," but "naïve" Obama administration came up against entrenched interests at the agencies and in the defense, corporate and special interest communities.
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In response to "Gov. Brown and the repeal of '3 Strikes' " (Opinion, April 16): California has locked up too many people for too long. Now that the state has closed its prison doors to most people convicted of a petty crime, it is our chance in San Diego to make smart choices about who we send behind bars and who we think can be held accountable within the community, through house arrest, work furlough, or other such programs. We need to hold offenders accountable while also doing everything we can to prevent future crime.
While other counties resist the new reality, San Diego is working on implementation and problem-solving. Thanks to San Diego's collaborative spirit, we have things like the Community Transition Center, where people returning to our communities from prison are informed of their responsibilities and provided with basic supports – like housing and food – that everyone needs to successfully re-enter the community and break out of that cycle of crime.
I am confident that San Diego will do better than the state has, and that means our communities will be safer. – Margaret Dooley-Sammuli, senior policy advocate, ACLU of San Diego and Imperial Counties, Mira Mesa
We all want to live in safe communities. That means we need to hold people accountable for the harm they do. And we need to figure out what can be done to prevent future crime by those same individuals and by others who might follow in their footsteps. Fortunately, we know a lot about what to do. The hard part is making the political and fiscal decisions to invest in what works.
As the county adapts to Criminal Justice Realignment, San Diego appears to be making the hard decisions and putting public safety ahead of politics and ideology. That's why the county is expanding the East Mesa Detention Facility, establishing a special court to more closely monitor people in the community and implementing systems to connect people returning from prison to the basic necessities they need to successfully exit the criminal justice system.
Public safety isn't just about jail cells and cops on the street. It's also about housing, employment and access to food. Investing only in jail cells will prevent our communities from being as safe as they could be. – Alan Mobley, associate professor of criminal justice and public affairs, San Diego State University
California cannot afford to house people for inmates for outrageous amounts of time and expect us taxpayers to pay for it. We are going back in time to unfair punishment for bogus crimes. How is it possible for a murder or a rapist to be walking the streets after serving a few years in prison? But the man who took food and money to feed his family is being locked up for life because of our current California Three Strikes law has given him/her a life sentence.
Yes, Proposition 36 passed recently, but this will only help a small percentage of those sentenced under California's Three Strikes law. There are still well over 20,000 "nonviolent" three-strikers locked up for life. The conditions in prisons are harsh and cruel. We need to remember these prisoners belong to someone's family. These are the sons, daughters, husbands and wives of our community members.
Gov. Brown needs to listen to the voters and obey the law himself and start reducing the prison population immediately.
The three-judge panel has seen and reviewed what is happening inside California prisons. The panel agrees this is cruel and must come to an end. Building jails and prison is not the answer, though I believe some of our politicians or perhaps their family members might be making a lucrative business from the prison industry. Compassion needs to be shown, and the governor needs to step up to the plate and do what is right immediately!
If we were talking about animals, groups like PETA would be screaming out for the harsh living conditions and neglect of care provide to California inmates. Start sending home those who have been locked up for way too long. There are far more dangerous people to worry about then the nonviolent folks who have been locked up for too long as it is. – Elizabeth Stewart, Santee
In a time when so many things in the world are going wrong, at least we can be happy that Roger Hedgecock does not hold any political office. As an American, I believe that those in civil service ought care about their constituents and take the time to study issues that affect the community. Therefore, it is hard to read our former mayor distorting the reality of today's "justice system" by imploring us to fear those who have served long and hard sentences, often for small and petty crimes.
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Unlike other draconian world governments, America should understand that societal ills are more complex than locking up and throwing away the key. Instead of figuring out ways to remove people from society, doesn't it make sense to focus on solutions to keep us safe with the resources we have, rather than on political posturing that attempts to hide our own failings as a society? If we refuse to face our system's failure, it is the equivalent of thinking our house is clean because we have swept all the dirt under the rug. – Paul Alexander, president, Pillars of the Community, San Diego


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A large empirical database supports depression as a modifiable risk factor for coronary artery disease. In this module, Peter Kaufmann, PhD, Deputy Chief of Clinical Applications and Prevention at NIH, discusses highlights from the literature informing the field. Both he and Matt Burg, PhD, also share important lessons learned from the Enhancing Recovery In Coronary Heart Disease (ENRICHD) study, the largest clinical trial in behavioral medicine.
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Tue Nov 27, 2012, 02:18 PM
ProSense (116,464 posts)
The Bush tax cuts expire in exactly five weeks.
I'm using this thread to count down to a deal or the expiration.
Krugman's take:
So President Obama has to make a decision, almost immediately, about how to deal with continuing Republican obstruction. How far should he go in accommodating the G.O.P.s demands?
My answer is, not far at all. Mr. Obama should hang tough, declaring himself willing, if necessary, to hold his ground even at the cost of letting his opponents inflict damage on a still-shaky economy. And this is definitely no time to negotiate a grand bargain on the budget that snatches defeat from the jaws of victory.
In saying this, I dont mean to minimize the very real economic dangers posed by the so-called fiscal cliff that is looming at the end of this year if the two parties cant reach a deal. Both the Bush-era tax cuts and the Obama administrations payroll tax cut are set to expire, even as automatic spending cuts in defense and elsewhere kick in thanks to the deal struck after the 2011 confrontation over the debt ceiling. And the looming combination of tax increases and spending cuts looks easily large enough to push America back into recession.
Nobody wants to see that happen. Yet it may happen all the same, and Mr. Obama has to be willing to let it happen if necessary.
Democrats should stand their ground.
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Tue Nov 27, 2012, 02:22 PM
thelordofhell (4,569 posts)
1. Fuck this lame duck congress
Any bills passed by the new congress can be retroactive to the year.........why is President Obama even thinking about dealing with these losers again...........
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Tue Nov 27, 2012, 02:53 PM
ProSense (116,464 posts)
2. Reasons to be encouraged about fiscal cliffs endgame
Reasons to be encouraged about fiscal cliffs endgame
By Greg Sargent
Now this is encouraging. Im told that representatives of major unions and progressive groups met privately this morning with senior Obama administration officials at the White House and were pleased with what they heard.
Things can always change at a moments notice. But attendees at this meeting came away convinced for now that the White House firmly believes it has the leverage in the fiscal cliff talks, and has no intention of budging on the demand for higher tax rates from the rich or on other core priorities.
Indeed, one person at the meeting which included people from the AFLCIO, AFSCME, SEIU, MoveOn and others came away convinced that the White House would ultimately prove willing to go over the fiscal cliff if necessary, rather than give ground on core demands, though this is not by any means a desired option and isnt being discussed as a strategic possibility.
The attendee tells me the White House is cool to the idea of going over the cliff, but added: Would they if its between that and compromising their core principles? I was left with the impression that they would.
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Tue Nov 27, 2012, 03:29 PM
msongs (44,266 posts)
3. assumes the "white house" actually has any "core principles" it won't abandon nt
Response to msongs (Reply #3)
Tue Nov 27, 2012, 03:56 PM
ProSense (116,464 posts)
4. I'm sure the WH has more than Wal-Mart. n/t
Response to msongs (Reply #3)
Tue Nov 27, 2012, 03:59 PM
woo me with science (32,139 posts)
5. We are being set up to be grateful for a crumb
or for the absence of a certain blow, in the midst of a continued beating.
All the rhetoric is being set up to praise the President if he merely *refrains* from taking this or that particular bludgeon to the poor and middle classes.
This is how far we have been suckered to the right. We drown in a sea of platitudes about austerity, validation of Republican framing and lies, from neoDemocrats, as though we should be grateful and consider it a great victory if we can just elicit from our Democratic President a promise not to ATTACK us in this or that particular way. We are suckered to welcome and celebrate a new round of austerity, as long as we get a promise that *certain* attacks on the poor and elderly may not be included.
What we are owed is a complete change in rhetoric and in direction. We are owed passionate, public acknowledgement of the truth about how we have been looted and robbed and impoverished for 30 years, with all of our wealth going to a few greedy pigs at the top. And we are owed a clear plan not just to refrain from certain types of further assaults on our mothers and fathers and grandparents and children and neighbors and friends, but to REVERSE the crimes that have already been perpetrated on millions of us.
Instead, we are fed more garbage right-wing rhetoric about "shared sacrifice" and taught to be grateful if we are merely spared certain particular, additional swipes of the axe.
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"Instead, we are fed more garbage right-wing rhetoric about "shared sacrifice" and taught to be grateful if we are merely spared certain particular, additional swipes of the axe. "
...agreed with Howard Dean?
"Any politician who tells the American people there aren't going to be any sacrifices for everybody is a liar."
Why do they keep saying that? The fiscal cliff point is spot on.
I think the President will stand his ground.
Remember: "Make me do it."
That's how it works..that is unless you think after the election citizens should do like Romney and go to Disneyland?
Advocacy, activism and pressure works wonders.
"What we are owed is a complete change in rhetoric and in direction. "
You need to continue demanding what you believe you are "owed."
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The aim of this paper is to investigate how the birth of a central fiscal authority or the creation of a fiscal transfer mechanism could improve the action of fiscal policy in terms of stabilization in the EMU. In particular, the paper examines the theoretical reasons to support this conclusion and provides empirical evidence that shows how the EMU is not able to face asymmetric and symmetric idiosyncratic shocks. Die zentrale Frage des Aufsatzes lautet: Ob und wie kann eine zentrale Fiskalbehörde oder ein fiskalischer Transfermechanismus die fiskalpolitische Stabilisierung in der EWU verbessern? Dazu werden theoretische Argumente und empirische Evidenz präsentiert, die die These bestätigen, dass die gegenwärtige EWU nicht in der Lage ist, asymmetrische und symmetrische idiosynkratische Schocks zu verarbeiten.
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Online Extra: Team Love: Downloads Sell CDs
Nate Krenkel and Conor Oberst, founder of the indie band Bright Eyes, are music industry veterans who are taking a novel approach to selling CDs. Their new label, Team Love, posts all the songs from their young bands' albums online for free. That way, people can hear the CDs before forking over money to buy them. Team Love is pairing this online marketing with sending CDs to college radios and the touring of their first two bands: Tilly and the Wall; and Willy Mason, an acoustic musician from Martha's Vineyard. Tilly's album Wild Like Children was released June 22, while Mason's CD Where the Humans Eat comes out in October.
This approach of working with the Internet instead of fighting it could reshape the music industry, breathe new life into indie labels, and help foster more creativity. Still, Krenkel and Oberst aren't walking into the venture blind. The 24-year old Oberst helped start Saddle Creek, Bright Eyes' label, and has been in the music business since he was 13. Krenkel worked for eight years at major labels, including EMI and Sony (SNE ), signing bands and songwriters before he quit to manage Bright Eyes. BusinessWeek Internet Editor Heather Green recently spoke with Oberst and Krenkel separately. Here are edited excerpts from a combined version of those conversations:
Q: Describe your meeting last year with Saddle Creek, when you decided to start Team Love. Krenkel:
Q: Describe your meeting last year with Saddle Creek, when you decided to start Team Love.
Krenkel:It was kind of funny. We sat down and told them our ideas for the label, that we wanted it be an artist-friendly label that was very much modeled on what Saddle Creek had done but with the addition of some different policies on downloads and contracts limited to one record at a time. That allows the artist and the label the chance to reassess everything at the end of the process.
I remember them saying running an indie label isn't the line of business you want to go to into if you want to make a quick buck, but they were supportive and curious about it.
Q: Why did you want to start a new label? Oberst:
Q: Why did you want to start a new label?
Oberst:Saddle Creek started as a group of our friends. We didn't know what we were doing and figured it out as we went along. My friends are more involved with the day-to-day stuff at Saddle Creek now. It got to the point where there were so many of us, and a lot of our musical tastes had diverged, so that it became harder and harder to make decisions as far as making records.
I lost out on a couple of records I had wanted to help release. Team Love is an outlet to keep stuff moving forward and keep giving people the ability to hear all this music from new bands who deserve to be heard.
Q: What did you want to do differently? Krenkel:
Q: What did you want to do differently?
Krenkel:The ideas we had, we didn't just pull them out of thin air. We have been witness to the last half-dozen years, watching how the debate has evolved with downloading becoming the scapegoat for all the ills of the industry. It became more disturbing to us, and we thought, there has to be another way to approach this.
I remember being in a meeting in early 2003 at Sony, where a big exec was giving us a talk. He used the phrase "shoplifter" to describe the downloading. It got to the point where it was accepted to think about it that way.
There was the other side of the thinking, with Conor and myself wanting to have the freedom to work with the bands that we liked, instead of making choices by committee. Saddle Creek has a set number of bands that release albums each year, and it's harder and harder for them to bring in new bands.
Q: What has been your experience in the past with the Internet? Oberst:
Q: What has been your experience in the past with the Internet?
Oberst:Part of what I have observed through the years at Saddle Creek was how much of an asset the Internet was to us. It put us on the same playing field as these huge businesses, in terms of helping put us in touch with kids. In Nebraska, we're lucky we have one good record store. But places in South Dakota [for instance] don't have cool record stores. In the past, we had to think of ways to get people to listen to music.
I always thought [the Internet] it was a great thing, and obviously the people it hurts are the big labels, and I think that's ironic and great. Because the Internet changes the dynamic. All of a sudden, it takes away the marketing advantage that the big labels have, and it gives people a chance to listen to music they couldn't hear on the radio or get in a Wal-Mart and to say, "I like it, and I want to buy it."
We're banking on this social contract. If this is music you like and you want to support, it's not that much money, you should do it. People are smart enough to understand that concept.
Q: How are things going so far? Krenkel:
Q: How are things going so far?
Krenkel:We started with 5,000 copies of Tilly's CD and have re-pressed it twice. [Of those pressed CDs, Tilly has sold 3,000]. Our goal was to sell 10,000 in the first year, since the label is brand new and this is the first record out on it. Tilly is where we want them to be. They just ended a couple of weeks touring with Pedro the Lion, and they sold out of the CDs they had on the road.
For Tilly, we think their strength is in seeing them live. This is the first opportunity people could see them out with the CD. Kids left the concerts liking them. Then they're doing a bigger tour this fall. We feel like it's an effort that started at the ground and builds out, and it's definitely building. The ground work is getting done, we're getting the first few thousands sales, and the word is out.
Oberst: There's a certain natural level that we can get to. I imagine it will grow slowly. Mostly we just want to work with people we really believe in. It's not a matter of trying to find a band that will be the next thing, it's about working with people who make great music and enjoying what they're doing.
Q: You know the arguments about downloading. Why do you think it can help an indie label like you? Krenkel:
Q: You know the arguments about downloading. Why do you think it can help an indie label like you?
Krenkel:We thought downloading could be used more as a promotional item. Something exponential is going on. The more music is downloaded, the more it sells. There will always be more copies downloaded or shared or put on tapes than copies sold. But when someone looks at how much a record has been downloaded and equates that to lost sales, that has always been backwards to me.
It isn't something that we think will work for everyone, and we're not absolutely certain it will work for us. It will take a good year of practicing this to attempt to measure what's going on, but there are things out there that suggest it's not as bad as people say. We just want to let the downloading happen by people and attach to it that we would still like their support, whether that's attending a show, or buying a record for themselves or for a friend, or buying a T-shirt.
Oberst: Obviously, it seems like a good thing to do. There's a morality about it, about saying let's just share this with everyone, let's not just let this be a commercial good when in our eyes it's a work of art. The whole comparison to shoplifting is absurd and a desperate attempt to hold onto this control that has been accumulated. I also think it's just pragmatic from our position. We want people to hear the music. We don't have the advertising dollars to be on TV and radio. It makes sense.
Q: You have said you anticipated some problems with your downloading policy when it came to your artists negotiating album rights outside of the U.S. Can you talk about that? Krenkel:
Q: You have said you anticipated some problems with your downloading policy when it came to your artists negotiating album rights outside of the U.S. Can you talk about that?
Krenkel:We knew, because we weren't going to asking for the global rights, that when a label overseas chose to license our release either they wouldn't have an issue, or they would have a big issue. The labels [in Europe] Willy Mason is talking to, the one he went with, they're not going to be happy with it. We have told Willy that we're not going to put his record online if it jeopardizes his relationship.
It doesn't make us happy. We think it's important to be as consistent as we can, but we won't jeopardize our artists' opportunities. The way I see it going down is we hope to find a compromise where we can put a body of work on the site that comes as close as possible to the goal of understanding what Willy is doing, just give someone a chance to listen to Willy for a while before they buy the CD.
Oberst: First and foremost we want to be a label that's good to our artists, that's truly artist-driven and -friendly, and that's not just saying that. If it means setting aside things that are important to us to let him have the kind of career he wants...we're just happy to see him go and go.


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In an interview with KarmaloopTV, Gucci La Flare revealed that as soon as he became a free man, he went directly to the lab. "First thing I did, I just got my feet planted back on the ground, went back to the studio and banged out about five records," the Atlanta rapper said. "I got some great writing done and I got some new hits that people need to wait on."
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These two make a great team. I'm hoping they'll keep it up in future legs.
As for her fake boobs (if she does have them), not a problem with me at all. It was her decision, it makes her happy, and that's fine with me.
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I'm so glad they are holding up in the race, even though its only been the first week.
what do breast enhancements have to do with what kind of team they are/how good they race?
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I'm enjoying watching this pair; they aren't bickering and some of the things they say are kinda funny. What was it "I'm not the most down and dirty boy...I'm more prissy" when he was ditch vaulting-- Something to that effect, anyway, it was funny.