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"For several years now I have come to believe I am living in an insane asylum." – Chandler McGrew
Recently the last climatologist with any creds still denying GW , a man in the pocket of the Koch brothers, was paid to do a 'study' and guess what. He totally reversed his long held stance and declared that GW was in fact not only happening but was most likely a direct result of manmade carbon emissions. Richard Muller stunned the Denialist side (and the nondenialist side for that matter) with his blatant honesty (something the Koch brothers might care to try some time).
But his defection will do little good…
For several years now I have come to believe that I am living in an insane-asylum. I have people all around me who usually look and act like normal, rational people, but who upon closer examination are quite mad. What else can you say about someone on Medicare who wants the government to stay out of health insurance? How else explain a person who believes that we have the best health care system on earth when the latest Harvard study reveals that 45,000 Americans die every year due to lack of insurance or because of being underinsured? (We kill way more of our citizens than any other enemy ever has).
How can you account for someone who believes that 'one side is as bad as the other' when Democrats propose $10.00 in spending cuts for every $1 in tax hikes, and the Republicans shoot down the offer? Explain to me how a teacher can vote GOP when that party wants to cut her $50,000.00 a year salary by 20% while giving Romney's horse a $77,000 tax break.
I've heard people say that the problem is that at any given time fifty percent of the population is of below average intelligence, but this isn't just about intelligence, it's about critical thinking. You can argue with these people until you are blue in the face. You can present them with reams of facts and figures detailing for them how the rich and corporations are buying our government and stealing their rights and their money. It will do you no good.
Even if you get a little light to go on in their eyes and they nod and go "Hmmm. I never thought of that," tomorrow they will bring you a fictitious Lincoln quote that reads, "You can't lift up the poor by tearing down the rich," and they will be rushing back to the GOP. These are soundbyte thinkers. They are minds swayed by metaphors. They are the sort of people domineering governments have dreamed of since way before Romulus and Remus, and they are the exact opposite of the sort of freethinking citizenry that defends and assures a Democratic Republic.
I am afraid, my friends, and have been for some time, that if we are not there already (and we very well may be), within a handful of years we will be an official Plutocracy and the International Corporations will no longer need to even pretend we are not. GE, AIG, etc. do not care whether we have a middle class. Classes are irrelevant to them. Machines work as well as people, and if people have just enough money in their pockets to buy bread well, they can ship their luxury cars overseas where the economy is booming.
We have established our laws so that corporations can maximize and internalize profits while minimalizing and externalizing risk. Look at BP and the gulf. Two billion for the cleanup? Are you kidding me? It's quite possible that the white shrimp will be extinct within two years and scientists are finding fish with massive mutations. Who's going to save the Gulf if indeed it is even salvageable in the long run? Us. We taxpayers will, while the corporations continue soaking up our money.
Of course one day the golden goose will get sick of having its neck wrung. That always happens eventually. Look at France circa 1786 or Russia circa 1914 or the more socialist countries of Europe throughout the past century who finally realized that it was the middle class who needed nurturing and protecting not the rich.
If history teaches us one thing at that point is that there are two ways of doing things when the masses wake up.
Ballots or bullets, folks. Ballots or bullets.
About Chandler McGrew…
Although he is the author of four critically acclaimed supernatural/suspense thrillers, Chandler McGrew, lives in quiet seclusion in the mountains of Maine. He writes ten to twelve hours a day, fueled by liberal doses of coffee and Pepsi, with only an occasional dollop of single malt scotch to take the edge off.
Chandler is the author of Cold Heart, Night Terror, The Darkening, In Shadows and Crossroads – all of which you can read about here. The common thread in all of these remains true regarding Chandler, in general, and that is his uncanny knack for touching readers and frightening the bejeesus out of them at the same time.
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Tired of waiting
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Summary: As if in a trance, George took a step around Fred, walking closer to the open door, unable to tear his gaze from the image in front of him. That little voice inside his head, the one he never listened to, told him they shouldn't stand there and watch, that they should just close the door and leave, but why start listening to that stupid voice now?
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Review: Troll 2 (1990)
Best Bad Quote:
"They're eating her! And then they're going to eat me! OH MY GOOOOOOOODDDDDD!!!"
Occasionally a sequel comes along that far surpasses the original like The Godfather 2, Terminator 2, and X-Men 2. The 1990 masterpiece Troll 2 is no exception; except for the fact that it far surpasses the original Troll is sheer crapiness. This movie is absolute shit. Shitty acting, shitty writing, shitty costumes, shitty SFX, and the list goes on. So why the hell does this movie have such a cult following? Because there are people out there who appreciate these shitastic movies as much as I do. We dedicated bad movie fans like to roll around the proverbial celluloid filth that is movies like Troll 2.
Against the warnings of his dead grandfather who can somehow stop time, Young Joshua and his family decide to take a trip to the peaceful town of Nilbog. Hmm, that town name sure seems strange. Could it be because Nilbog backwards spells Goblin? Holy fucking shit! That can't be a good sign. Indeed it isn't, as it turns out that Nilbog is the kingdom of the goblins. It's up to Joshua to keep his family from stuffing themselves with neon green, goblin goo covered treats that will turn them into food for the goblins.
The biggest question I had upon viewing this movie with my fellow Bad Movie Niters was, "why the hell is this fucking movie called Troll 2? Never once are these dwarves wearing potato sacks and cheap masks from Big Lots ever referred to as trolls, only as goblins. So why the fuck isn't this movie called Goblin 2? I had to tell myself, if I got nilbogged down with logic, I'd miss all the ridiculousness this movie has to offer. Troll 2 has the early 90's written all over it, from the green ooze that can't help but remind you of "Double Dare," to the daughter's spandex clad workout ensemble.
Drake Floyd, the director, who also must moonlight as a porn star with a name like that, has created a cult classic in Troll 2. If after taking in a viewing of this movie for yourself, you are left thirsting for more Nilbog milk, check out the documentary: The Best Worst Movie
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Discussion in 'Elder Scrolls' started by abevdp, Nov 11, 2012.
Anyone know where the stone quarries are? I need some for building houses...
Cliff face by the Lakewood home has a spot you can mine for it. It looks like a crack in the rocks, if you wander around near the benches and chest you'll see it. It's to the left of them I think.


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Saints defense to face tough test from Jackson, Falcons
The Atlanta Falcons have added 13 rookies to their squad: seven draft choices and six free agents. But it's a long-time veteran addition that might prove the most problematic for the Saints Sunday.
The Falcons have a locked and loaded team already – don't forget they narrowly missed out on playing in the Super Bowl last year. Returning are key weapons like quarterback Matt Ryan, tight end Tony Gonzalez, plus receivers Roddy White and Julio Jones.
Now, Atlanta has added a powerful, speedy threat to their backfield in Steven Jackson – formerly of the St. Louis Rams.
"He's a big powerful back," Saints quarterback Drew Brees said. "He's hard to bring down. He's hard to tackle. I just think he brings a physical element to any offense. So that's a big pickup for them."
Jackson is making his regular season debut for Atlanta after posting eight 1,000-yard-plus seasons. That's tied for the fourth-longest streak in the NFL.
Expect the Falcons to use Jackson as a critical part of their attack against the Saints out in the flat. Atlanta seems to be expecting to have some success with Jackson when he's going against the Saints' outside linebackers especially. Saints linebacker Martez Wilson warns that's premature.
"We've got to get to him as fast as we can," Wilson said. "Gang tackle him and grab onto any moving part and just stop his momentum."
Saints defensive coordinator Rob Ryan says Atlanta's offensive skill players test a secondary as much as any team east of Denver.
"They are a great challenge," Ryan said. "They can throw it, and they can run it. We have to be at our best, and we plan on being that."
Ryan perceives Jackson as a dual threat, and that has kept his mind whirling this week.
"I think he's also an excellent receiver," Ryan said. "I think that would be the one redeeming quality he has over Michael Turner. Both of them are hard runners, both of them are premier power backs. I think that would be the only difference."
During Jackson's last three games against the Saints when he was with the Rams, he rushed for 386 yards on 67 carries, scoring three touchdowns. He also caught 17 passes. Saints defensive end Cam Jordan remembers Jackson well from their meeting in St. Louis his rookie season.
"That's definitely going to add some power to their rush," Jordan said. "He's definitely one of the better running backs I've faced. I certainly remember his speed, agility and power. There aren't too many running backs made like him. They're definitely going to have an improved running game. We've got to get in the backfield before he can get off. We have to disrupt the O-Line."
Jackson ended last season with 1,042 yards rushing and four touchdowns for the Rams, but he was unhappy in St. Louis. he Rams allowed Jackson to void the final year of his six-year contract this past February, paving the way for him to sign a new three-year deal with the Falcons.
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Some people are naturally good at math and some are like deer in the headlights. Studying Physics, Engineering, and Architecture at M.I.T. meant learning and doing *lots* of math. I find the greatest delight helping those who aren't naturally good at math learn to appreciate and conquer it in the context of their regular, day to day lives. My greatest accomplishment in this respect has been teaching one of my daughters who hates math to embrace it as a wonderful, dependable, and mysterious, faith-building part of life. My approach is to make math real, that is, to connect math to life so that not just how to do it, but why doing it, is valuable and makes sense.
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Regarding Math, some people are naturally good at math and some are like deer in the headlights. Studying Physics, Engineering, and Architecture at M.I.T. meant learning and doing *lots* of math. I find the greatest delight helping those who aren't naturally good at math learn to appreciate and conquer it in the context of their regular, day to day lives. My greatest accomplishment in this respect has been teaching one of my daughters who hates math to embrace it as a wonderful, dependable, and mysterious, faith-building part of life. My approach is to make math real, that is, to connect math to life so that not just how to do it, but why doing it, is valuable and makes sense.
Regarding Art, I began drawing in three dimensions at the age of two (it was a stuffed panda bear doll if you must know). I am a keenly visual person, and began winning awards in art in elementary school, and eventually went on to become student artist of the year in New York state while a sophomore in high school. That same year I had a show in a gallery in Manhattan. The following year I made my own short animated film and was hired by a private academy to do all their creative print marketing. My approach to teaching art is similar to my approach to teaching communication. Sometimes art is about telling a story. Often it can be about making a point (even if that point is just about beauty or dysfunction, or beauty in dysfunction). But whatever its purpose, art is *always* about seeing, with more than your eyes. The best forms of art capture and captivate all of who we are and how we perceive, whether we're talking pencil sketches or making movies. While I teach lots of different styles, techniques, and media (including pencil, pen and ink, charcoal, pastels, watercolors, acrylic and oil painting, graphic design, and print forms, among others), this fundamental how you perceive approach to the creative process is what I strive to teach when I teach art.
Regarding the Bible, I have been an exhaustive student and teacher of the Bible for 32 years and would welcome the opportunity to help you either learn it, teach it, or both (which is what often happens). Nothing that I have taught in my life is as important as the truths and life lessons I have learned and taught from its pages. It is scary and funny and crazy and tender (among many things) but most of all it is more than what most of us have heard (especially in church), and it will change us if we let it. Our studies would include language, history, culture, geography, and even science, combined with lots of thought provoking questions, and creative insight. We won't shy away from the difficult topics that often cause doubt or division, but we will certainly avoid the canned, off-the-shelf answers that do more harm than good in helping people digest this book. This is not a safe class. If you already think you have a pretty good handle on the Bible, then this class is probably not for you. But if, like me, something about the profession and practice of Christianity around you seems terribly off, or missing, then this may be exactly what you're looking for. Expect that much of what you thought or believed (but perhaps never really read or studied) will likely be challenged. This is not an academic study, but rather an upfront and personal interaction with The Truth.
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As in, two plus two equals five, sort of bad. Okay, maybe not that bad, but still... ;-) Mark helped make math easy and understandable for me, in a way that textbooks or even lectures (regardless of how "good" they might be) can't. Many people have head knowledge, and are labeled as a teacher because of their textbook understanding, but the real test for a good teacher is how to transfer that head knowledge to another person in an easy, understandable and fun way. Mark does all that and I believe more in everything he teaches. He has mastered how to reach every person on the level they're at and explain not only what they are trying to learn, but also the "why" behind it.
He is not just a one trick pony either. I've heard him speak on many occasions, and each time, regardless of what he's speaking about he sounds deeply passionate and thoughtful.
I also enjoy acting, (not necessarily as a career, but I have done a few productions here and there) and often times a character I will be representing will need an accent to distinguish it. Mark can pick up just about any accent and guide you into mastering it. The longest it has taken me to learn at least the basics of an accent under his guidance, has been two days. Now that doesn't mean everyone will have a perfectly mastered accent in that same time, but it does say something about his abilities as a teacher.
All this to say, I believe one of the best qualities of a truly great teacher is the ability to be a student, and be humble enough to learn themselves. I think the proof of this quality is very evident in Mark's varied abilities, and I would highly recommend him to many.
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I have also taken lessons from him in all of the other subjects he teaches and have found the same fundamental principles of his instruction methods/style to hold true. He loves to help people to really understand what they are learning in an applicable way. He knows how to adapt to his students' needs for optimal learning and growth. From visuals to stories and examples he always finds a way to make each lesson not only memorable but fun. I would highly recommend him as an instructor in any one of the lessons he offers.
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- There was a major 19th century arts magazine titled Glissons, n'appuyons pas. This means "Let's glide, not support", that is, "Let's live an easy life without having to support ourselves". Opera reviews were a big thing in the mag.
- Private parking is "idiot parking" in Greek, because here the word idiot means "private person". Our sense of the word comes from the ancient distinction between a skilled person who could take part in public affairs and an untrained one who was just himself, an idiot. The Greek word for the mentally challenged, meanwhile, is vlakas.
- I saw an old high-wheel bicycle the other day at Malmö's tech museum. And it struck me: maybe they were designed like that because everybody expected them to be as high as the back of a horse?
- Gyros in Kavalla involves none of the sauces common at Swedish kebab places, nor the sublimely odd German curry mayonnaise. Here they offer you mustard and ketchup.
- None of the movies I saw at the festival won a prize. This probably somehow has to do with the fact that I go to daytime screenings.
- In 1435 King Erik put a new bailiff at Stegeborg Castle: Ivan Fleming. The bailiff is reported to have been shaken but not stirred by this royal preferment.
- Having cooked my own simple dinners for a week, tonight I treated myself to a taverna meal. Fava-bean hummus for a starter, then the chef's special, a super-rustic stew of cuttlefish and onions. Swedes, imagine a really savoury cuttlefish kalops. Yum.
- Renting a car today and taking the ferry out to Thassos to go for a spin with a retired wind power expert.
- Recently I've begun to realise that a lot of things I believe about the world were true 20 years ago and I can't honestly say that I have any idea what their current status is.
- Beta is pronounced "v" in modern Greek. Thus basileos –> Vassilis. But some loan words are pronounced with a "b" sound. So they write "mp" for that. As in delicious mpeikon.
- Kavalla has been flipping between Semitic, Greek, Latin/Romance and Turkic languages since the Phoenicians arrived 2700 years ago.
- At home, my Sisyphean attempts to empty the fridge are constantly frustrated by other family members who inexplicably keep putting new food into it. But here at the Swedish house I finally get to empty one! The place is closing for the season and I'm one of the last few visitors. People are going home and leaving their food behind. I get to empty the fridge and lead a Spartan life where I don't buy anything! Woo-hoo!
- No, Jason Mraz. If you have the expression "God-given right" and need another syllable, you can't put "God-forsaken" instead.
- I wonder what's going to be my main occupation a year from now. Hope it'll be fun.
- I've been wondering what's best, to change currency in Sweden before I travel or to get it out of an ATM in the country I visit. So now I've done both. In the case of euros and Greece, you get a slightly better rate in Sweden, but the difference between the two rates is less than 1%.
- Vassilis is a photographer who came to Uppsala in the 70s and used to be married to a Swedish woman. "I like Swedes, I really do. Swedes are Man's best friend."
- After two weeks of work and being cut off from my family, I can feel myself sinking into substance abuse. I have run out of tea. Going to hit the instant coffee. Wish me luck. "First it giveth, then it taketh away."
- How do we know that Denisovans are not Heidelbergensis? One has morphological traits, the other has a genome.
- The Akademibokhandeln chain bookstore cancelled this anti-racist event. Not because they had received any threats. But because they were afraid they would receive threats. Still, it's taking place anyway thanks to the Workers' Educational Association, ABF. I've had the pleasure of co-organising events with them for the Swedish Skeptics, and also given talks there myself.
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#1 Eric Lund December 2, 2016
But some loan words are pronounced with a "b" sound. So they write "mp" for that. As in delicious mpeikon.
Also holds for words of Greek origin, such as the equally delicious μπακλαβα, or as we call it, baklava.
#2 Eric Lund December 2, 2016
shaken but not stirred
I see what you did there.
#3 JustaTech December 2, 2016
What I want to know about a pennyfarthing (old high-wheel bicycle) is how you get on. Or more to the point, how you get off.
#4 Eric Lund December 3, 2016
JustaTech@3: Getting off such a bicycle is actually quite easy. The challenge is to get off without hurting yourself. That, I don't know how to do–I've never had occasion to try.
#5 John Massey December 3, 2016
"How do we know that Denisovans are not Heidelbergensis?"
We don't.
From Wikipedia: "In 2013 researchers published sequenced DNA from fossils in the Sima de los Huesos cave in the Atapuerca Mountains, all classified as members of H. heidelbergensis and thought to have given rise to Neanderthal. "The fossils' identity suddenly became complicated when a study of the maternally inherited mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) from one of the bones revealed that it did not resemble that of a Neanderthal. Instead, it more closely matched the mtDNA of a Denisovan…".
#6 John Massey December 3, 2016
JT@3 – From Wikipedia: "The rider must first grasp the handlebar and place one foot on a peg above the back wheel. Then the rider scoots the bicycle forward to gain momentum and quickly jumps up onto the seat while continuing to steer the bicycle and maintain balance." The mind boggles.
I imagine dismounting would have to be achieved by slowing down and leaning to one side as it came to a stop, so that you landed on one foot as the bicycle toppled over sideways. It sounds anything but elegant. Wikipedia suggests that dismounting would be achieved by the same means as mounting, i.e. you would have to place one foot on the peg above the rear wheel and then step down onto the ground, but doing that while having any forward momentum sounds like it would result in disaster.
I get crotch-ache from regularly riding my modern bicycle for long distances, even on smooth cycleways, because it is what the bicycle cognescenti refer to as a "hardtail" (i.e. it has no sprung suspension, although it has a minimally sprung seat). I cannot imagine how truly uncomfortable and spine-jolting a penny-farthing with its steel wheels or solid rubber tyres and lack of pneumatic tyres must have been.
#7 John Massey December 3, 2016
Martin, I think the relationship between H. ergaster, H. erectus, H. heidelbergensis, H. neandertalensis, Denisovans, H. rhodesiensis, H. sapiens idaltu and H. sapiens sapiens is what palæoanthropologists refer to as "the muddle in the middle". Ultimately, hopefully, geneticists might sort it out, but given that there was interbreeding in all directions, plus there must have been transitional people from one 'type' to another, plus there is evidence that modern humans interbred with another, as yet unidentified, archaic human in Africa after the first modern humans migrated out, plus there is now ample evidence of modern human back-migration from Eurasia into Africa, it's a safe bet that it won't be easy or simple.
It would be interesting to put your question to John Hawks. I have never emailed him before, but I might just do that and see if I get an answer. I imagine his response might be a bit abrupt, though – he is a self-acknowledged 'lumper' rather than a 'splitter'.
#8 John Massey December 3, 2016
The good news for those who might enjoy reading the occasional Razib Khan article on genomics or history but are deterred by the long list of crackpots of varying crackpottedness who post on the Unz site, is that Razib is moving. I'll put up his new address when he has completed the transition. The new site he has described sounds different and entirely science-focused, which is what a lot of folks (including me, although I do benefit from some of his writing about history) seem to want.
#9 John Massey December 3, 2016
OK Martin, I have sent a message to John Hawks via Facebook (he no longer provides an email address), simply stating your question, so we'll see whether he answers and, if so, what he says.
#10 John Massey December 3, 2016
Yay! Almost instantaneous response from the excellent John Hawks. I quote his response in full:
"Hi, John — thanks for writing! I'll give this a bit of thought and post something about it. It's not a bad question at all and there are two kinds of answers — the kind that takes for granted H. heidelbergensis exists, and the kind that doesn't. Will update later."
So, Martin – you have the satisfaction of asking a good question 🙂
#11 John Massey December 3, 2016
"…maybe they were designed like that because everybody expected them to be as high as the back of a horse?"
According to Wikipedia, after the invention of the original 'bone-shakers', bicycles began to be designed with larger and larger front wheels because with direct drive (i.e. the pedals attached directly to the hub of the front wheel) a larger front wheel meant that higher speeds were attainable.
Wikipedia goes on the make the blindingly obvious statement: "Penny-farthing bicycles are dangerous." Judging from the number of scars disfiguring my otherwise perfect body (cough) resulting from bike crashes, my modern bicycle is also dangerous. Or maybe it's just me riding my bicycle that is dangerous. Actually, I have never crashed my current hybrid, and I never crashed the little folding bike that I had. But the road racing bike that I had in between – that was the one I crashed a lot. Basically, it could go very fast, and so I did. And crashed. Repeatedly. Having your feet fastened to the pedals might be great for cycling efficiency, but when you start to go over…
#12 Birgerjohansson December 5, 2016
FUUUCK! The second co-worker from my corridor at my workplace to get cancer this autumn died Saturday. The first one died two weeks ago.
And three relatives died this year, including my mother….
#14 John Massey December 5, 2016
Birger@12 – Sadly, it's a reflection of the world we now inhabit. People are not dying of other things, so an increasing proportion are dying of cancer. Having a lot of environmental carcinogens around doesn't help, and also lifestyle factors can play a very big part. For example, there is no 'safe' lower limit to alcohol consumption as a cause of breast cancer in women. All those papers you see published that talk about how moderate alcohol consumption is correlated with living longer – it's all crap. They get that result because they count chronic alcoholics who have sworn off booze as 'non-drinkers', for whom the damage of years of hard drinking has already been done. There is quite a bit of stuff like that. 'Fat shaming' has become a political thing, but the reality is that being too fat increases the probability of some cancers.
It's a gloomy outlook, but the older you get, the more people you know will suffer from some form of cancer. To state the blindingly obvious, but I can say it because I know it to be true, a lot of cancers are not a death sentence if they are detected early enough. In fact, with many cancers, early detection and mainstream medical treatment can mean that they are effectively cured.
Early and regular screening is the answer for bowel cancer, which makes it eminently survivable.
#15 BirgerJohansson December 5, 2016
Behold Putin\s followers in action
Russian MPs accuse FIFA 17 video game of 'gay propaganda' https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/dec/05/russian-mps-accuse-fifa-17-video-game-of-gay-propaganda
Magic mushrooms drug shown to ease cancer patients' depression http://www.rawstory.com/2016/12/magic-mushrooms-drug-shown-to-ease-cancer-patients-depression/
#16 BirgerJohansson December 5, 2016
Donald Trump Taps Ben Carson To Lead Housing & Urban Development
Hmm…this is the very guy who claimed the pyramids of Egypt were used for grain storage, because Bible.
Looking forward to policy of building Ziggurats to ease American housing problems.
#17 Eric Lund December 5, 2016
Birger@15: That's actually one of Trump's less disturbing picks–Carson is mostly harmless. The same can't be said of Sessions for Attorney General (who when nominated as a federal judge 30 years ago was considered too racist for the position, and has a habit of prosecuting people for registering voters) or Flynn for National Security Advisor (who is into conspiracy theories, especially those involving Muslims taking over the world).
Meanwhile, Trump is doubling down on his contact with the President of Taiwan. It's one thing for Donald J. Trump, private citizen, to be in contact with the President of Taiwan. It is quite another matter for Donald J. Trump, PEOTUS, to be in contact with the President of Taiwan, on an unsecured line, no less. If my goal were to provoke a US-China war, I'm not sure I could do a more effective job than Trump has done.
#18 John Massey December 6, 2016
China is not going to start a shooting war with America over something like a diplomatic exchange with Taiwan. It would take a hell of a lot more than that.
Trump does seem to be hell bent on provoking and insulting China in any way he can think of though. Someone want to explain to me what currency devaluation and trade tariffs have to do with relations with Taiwan? Absolutely nothing – complete non-sequitur. If Trump is determined to damage US-China relations as badly as he can to the point of starting a cold war with China, he has made a good start.
Trump is a bully, and the Chinese don't take kindly to being bullied – not after the European humiliation of the Qing Dynasty. To the Chinese, that happened only yesterday.
#20 John Massey December 6, 2016
Oh yes, I am confident they are under no delusions on that score.
#21 John Massey December 6, 2016
But in the conduct of bilateral relations between two sovereign states, one with a population of over 1 billion people and the other with a population of several hundred thousand million, one of those states can hardly be expected to bend over backwards to accommodate what it regards as harmful to itself, simply because it recognises that the top banana of the other state is a crude, belligerent and unintelligent bully who has found himself in charge of the lolly shop and is out of control.
And that is particularly true when the bully is the top banana of a globally hegemonistic state that is greatly more militarily powerful than the other, goes on spending far more money annually on maintaining and increasing that military superiority, and is intent on continuing to enrich the top 1% of its citizens at the expense of all other countries.
I continually see discussion coming out of America about the concern over the increase in the capability of the Chinese military and how to contain it, when the reality is that America continues to outstrip China in military spending by a very long way. So what the hand-wringing in America is about is really how to ensure that they maintain the extent of their global military domination and their sole super-power status, rather than any serious concern about a military threat to the USA from China. China harbours no such ambitions. Its concern is with defence of their own territory and protection of their own trade routes, which includes having forward bases to enhance their security, search and rescue capabilities to protect the main sea trade routes that serve Chinese ports, in a situation where the USA has sought to project its military power into that region, a region which is of no importance to America in terms of trade routes.
#22 John Massey December 6, 2016
…several hundred million…
#23 Phillip HelbigTysklandDecember 6, 2016
"I've been wondering what's best, to change currency in Sweden before I travel or to get it out of an ATM in the country I visit. So now I've done both. In the case of euros and Greece, you get a slightly better rate in Sweden, but the difference between the two rates is less than 1%."
Living in Germany and getting, say, UK pounds or Croatian kuna: I've found the best rate is to get cash at my bank, and get the corresponding amount deducted from my checking account. (Of course, in some places, one doesn't need cash anymore these days.) Whether exchanging cash for cash is better at home or in the foreign country depends on many factors. Generally, ATM rates are best (and there are cards with no fee—other than the standard 1% for foreign-currency transactions—for cash withdrawal), but you have to be careful. There was a new law a while back which said that if you get your account charged in the foreign currency, then some good (for you) official rate applies, essentially that if you buy something online with a credit card in a foreign currency. But some ATM operators have found a loophole, charging you in your "home" currency. This sounds better to some, and they offer a fixed rate which is printed on the screen. This is true, but it is not good for you. Better to get charged in the foreign currency. The rate applies whenever the transaction is processed on the backend, and might differ slightly from the rate at the time of the withdrawal, but only slightly, and is in any case better than the other option.
So, if you don't get foreign currency from your bank before travelling, get it from an ATM (with a no-fee card) and opt to get charged in the local, foreign (to you) currency.
#24 BirgerJohansson December 6, 2016
Pentagon Commissioned, Then Buried, Report Showing $125 Billion in Bureaucratic Waste http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2016/12/05/pentagon_buried_a_report_showing_125_billion_in_bureaucratic_waste.html …because they do not want anyone to question the ridicilous amount of military spending.
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Trump is not the first racist loon: Excerpt from Nixon tapes.
#25 BirgerJohansson December 6, 2016
Neuroimaging categorizes four depression subtypes http://medicalxpress.com/news/2016-12-neuroimaging-categorizes-depression-subtypes.html
#26 BirgerJohansson December 6, 2016
Goddammit!! Pathway linked to slower aging also fuels brain cancer http://medicalxpress.com/news/2016-12-pathway-linked-slower-aging-fuels.html
#27 Eric Lund December 7, 2016
China is not going to start a shooting war with America over something like a diplomatic exchange with Taiwan.
The people in charge of China aren't stupid. They know that starting a war with the US is likely to lead to Mutual Assured Destruction.
I'm not so confident that Trump won't start a war. He's completely narcissistic (he's so vain, he probably thinks the old Carly Simon song is about him) and easily baited. I'm not convinced that he understands the concept of Mutual Assured Destruction. He probably isn't even aware that the most famous classic blunder is, "Never get involved in a land war in Asia." I do assume that if the US shoots first, the Chinese will shoot back.
It doesn't help that China's foreign minister (who people who know far more about such things than I do tell me is not a hothead) has threatened to close the Washington embassy if Trump persists in official contacts with Taiwan's government.
#28 Phillip HelbigTysklandDecember 7, 2016
I'm no fan of Trump, but have never understood the one-China policy of the US, which I guess goes back to Nixon (not actually known as a communist). My take is that when forced to choose between a small democratic country and a large nuclear power, the USA chose the latter. Am I missing anything?
#30 John Massey December 7, 2016
@28 – Yes, you are missing that both the People's Republic of China (so called 'Communist' China but which in reality is now Socialist China) and the Republic of China (Taiwan) will not tolerate anything other than a one-China policy (this was endorsed by the previous Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou – in other words he agreed to the 'one China' policy, but without specifying which one was the 'official' one, and that China and Taiwan are indivisible, i.e. Taiwan should never become an independent country). So if Taiwan is recognised as the one China, it means not recognising 'Communist' China as a country – which means leaving it out of the UN, trade relationships and all other kinds of international recognition and participation.
Nixon wanted to engage with China, in order to establish normalised relations. Bill Clinton the same – he wanted normalised relations with China and a policy of engagement with China, so that world leaders could start talking to them about human rights, etc., but also so that they could get the benefit of China participating in global trade. The USA saw the huge potential in China and was desperate to have the opportunity to start investing in China, and trading with China.
So, in the situation where the one thing you can't have is to recognise both the PRC and the RoC, which China do you engage with – the one that has a population of 1.4 billion people or the one that has a population of 23.5 million? Do you want active engagement, negotiation and a peace treaty with the PRC or the RoC? Because neither side will let you have both.
#31 John Massey December 7, 2016
Incidentally, it is worth noting that below the political and military level, Mainland China and Taiwan have a very close trading relationship; they collaborate seamlessly on all sorts of stuff. Taiwan is crawling with tourists from the Mainland and vice versa. On all but the political and military levels, they are extremely friendly and clearly regard one another as countrymen.
The Chinese make no distinction between race and nationality, so if you are Chinese, you are Chinese. Only about 1,400 non-Chinese have ever been granted Chinese citizenship. But 'Chinese' also includes 55 other ethnic minorities living within China along with the Han majority, so it's not a strict racial definition – some of those minorities are genetically indistinguishable from Han, i.e. they differ in culture and language only, and some differ genetically, but in which case all show some genetic affinity, i.e. they are close to Han genetically compared to, say, modern Europeans; e.g. one of the biggest ethnic minorities, the Uygurs, are an ancient hybrid population between West Eurasians and Mongols, who are not very distant genetically from Han. The same goes for Tajiks and other 'Turkic' people living within China's borders. And Tibetans, of course.
#32 John Massey December 7, 2016
So, a case in point – the so-called London Convention:
Basically, in crude everyday type language, signatories to the London Convention agree not to use the world's oceans as a toxic waste dump.
If you scroll down to the list of signatories, the People's Republic of China is a signatory; Taiwan is not. It can't be, because it is not recognised as a sovereign country in its own right. It is more desirable to have the PRC as a signatory because it has far greater potential to seriously pollute the world's oceans than Taiwan does, simply as a function of population.
That is just one example; there are a whole host of international treaties and agreements of all kinds, where there are compelling reasons to want the world's most populous country (and now the world's second largest economy) to sign on as a party who will agree to abide by the rules.
So Taiwan doesn't have to abide by the dictates of the London Convention, and it doesn't abide by them – it's very undesirable, but not the end of the world. It's notable that Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia are also not signatories to the London Convention. In Indonesia's case, that is a major worry, because they have a very much larger population than the others. But it is also a valid basis for criticism of Malaysia and Singapore – they really have no valid grounds not to sign on.
If you want to know, Hong Kong is covered under China's membership of the London Convention, and does strictly abide by the rules. I can personally vouch for that.
#33 BirgerJohansson December 7, 2016
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you…proper Trump-era hate mail!
"Mikey Gets Email"
"…especially for Mickey's grave with his big jewish nose and tiny jewish prick. Why the jews all have such little dicks? But such big bank accounts?"
(The grammar and spelling seem a bit off…)
#34 Phillip HelbigTysklandDecember 7, 2016
"I think you're missing the reason that countries have diplomatic relations at all. You should have good contacts with the most dangerous foreign powers, not with the ones whose domestic politics you admire most."
OK, then the USA should have been on friendly terms with Cuba. Oh, wait, they are not dangerous (except if there are Soviet missiles there). Hmmm. A country becomes democratic and the result is that the superpowers break off relations, because it is more important to have good relations with the dangerous, non-democratic countries? Not really a good incentive.
#35 John Massey December 7, 2016
You still haven't got it. If the USA wanted to engage with the PRC in peaceful terms, it had no choice but to discontinue recognising Taiwan as the Republic of China. Neither China nor Taiwan would have tolerated the recognition of both of them as separate sovereign entities.
That is a unique set of circumstances.
Cuba is irrelevant – an impoverished country of 11 million people and no threat to anyone. The USA and Australia should both have established diplomatic relations with Cuba and dropped the sanctions against it a long time ago, on humanitarian grounds – it was nothing short of mean-spirited bloody mindedness not to do so, for the sake of some worn out principle.
A better example for you to give would be North Korea. But why am I feeding you the answers when you don't seem to have what it takes to understand them?
#36 Eric Lund December 7, 2016
Phillip@34: You seem to know as much about Cuba as you do about China: little or nothing. Within two years of his successful revolution, Castro announced to the world that he was Marxist-Leninist, and his policies over the next three decades plus were consistent with that political viewpoint. After the Soviet Union collapsed, Castro opened Cuba up to foreign tourism and investment out of economic necessity.
The US policy toward Cuba is mainly rooted in US politics, and I'll admit that there was never any other rational basis for it. (Unlike Iran, where the US actually had good reasons for closing its embassy in Teheran.) Much of Cuba's upper class moved to Miami in the 1959-1965 period, and they became an influential group in Florida politics, but they always held on to the dream that they would someday return to Cuba to live the good life they had there. (Their US-born children chose instead to go into business and politics in the US.) It doesn't help that some of the US's anti-Castro schemes were cartoonishly like a Bond villain's.
Obama has actually taken steps to normalize relations with Cuba. Starting this fall you can take a scheduled commercial flight directly from the US to Cuba, for the first time since the 1960s (until now there have only been charter flights). Of course full normalization of relations takes time. And of course Trump has threatened to end this thaw with Cuba.
#37 Eric Lund December 7, 2016
As for Taiwan vs. mainland China, John has said most of what I would say, and (as someone who lives there) said it better than I could. That Taiwan is part of China is the one point on which the Guomindang and the Chinese Communist Party are in agreement. I understand that some Taiwanese political parties favor Taiwan independence, but so far they have never seriously tried to effect that goal. Whether that's because they haven't had the political power to do so, or whether they calculate (probably correctly) that China would retaliate for such a move, I do not know.
#38 BirgerJohansson December 7, 2016
Development of new techniques makes it possible to date Australian Aboriginal rock art http://phys.org/news/2016-12-techniques-date-australian-aboriginal-art.html
-Extracting calcium oxalate from a mineral crust growing on the surface of rock art.
#39 BirgerJohansson December 7, 2016
Neanderhals: "Prehistoric humans actively adapted their survival strategies" http://phys.org/news/2016-11-prehistoric-humans-survival-strategies.html
#40 John Massey December 8, 2016
Birger@39 – Yes, surprise surprise – Neanderthals were sentient beings capable of making conscious decisions about adapting their hunting strategies, depending on the prey animals available in the area they were living in.
And we are supposed to believe that anatomically modern humans underwent some 'cultural explosion' 50,000 years ago, which gave some of them the idea of migrating out of Africa.
No – modern humans migrated out of Africa when the climatic conditions made it possible for them to do it. There was no sudden cultural explosion.
#41 BirgerJohansson December 8, 2016
Addendum to @ 33.
A commenter: "I think what he was trying to convey* is that Weinstein's execution, followed by life imprisonment (???)** and placement of a giant cross on his grave, is that teh Joos need to stop being so, um, Jewey, and start worshiping Jesus like good Americans.
#42 BirgerJohansson December 8, 2016
* I think this may be a close approximation. If my 'Murkuhnese-to-English translator is calibrated correctly.
** Forget it, he's rolling.
#43 Doug EdwardsSan Diego, CADecember 8, 2016
John@40 – Binford is rolling over in his grave 🙂
#44 John Massey December 9, 2016
Doug@43 – Likewise, Renfrew is not too happy these days, and Gimbutas would be smiling.
#45 BirgerJohansson December 9, 2016
Thousands displaced for China's huge telescope http://phys.org/news/2016-11-aliens-thousands-displaced-china-huge.html
"Lu Zhenglong, whose case was heard Tuesday, said officials demolished his house without warning or consent when he was not even present, burying his furniture."
I am prepared to believe the central government meant well, but the local bosses are doing things their own way, as usual.
#46 BirgerJohansson December 9, 2016
Take this with a biiig grain of salt
"Archeologist claims to have found proof that Hebrew was the first written alphabet" http://phys.org/news/2016-12-archeologist-proof-hebrew-written-alphabet.html
Archaeology meets nationalism and biblical literalism.
#47 BirgerJohansson December 9, 2016
What DNA reveals about St Helena's freed slaves http://www.nature.com/news/what-dna-reveals-about-st-helena-s-freed-slaves-1.21096
#48 BirgerJohansson December 9, 2016
An anti-CRISPR for gene editing http://phys.org/news/2016-12-anti-crispr-gene.html "Knowing we have a safety valve will allow people to develop many more uses for CRISPR"
Amber specimen offers rare glimpse of feathered dinosaur tail http://phys.org/news/2016-12-amber-specimen-rare-glimpse-feathered.html
#49 BirgerJohansson December 9, 2016
Kirk Douglas Turns 100 Today.
#50 John Massey December 10, 2016
It's 3.00pm on a Saturday afternoon, and the bastards have sent me 5 hours of work to do.
And I can't complain, because I need the work.
#51 John Massey December 10, 2016
Plus it means that one of the junior guys is having to work over the weekend, so out of solidarity with him, I will do it and get it back to him by tomorrow.
#52 birgerjohansson December 11, 2016
That's nice of you, John. I get the impression corporate culture is often "screw the junior people".
#53 John Massey December 11, 2016
You are right, Birger.
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The Grahams
Rockwood Music Hall Stage 2
196 Allen St.
New York, NY, 10002
Doors 6:30 PM / Show 7:00 PM
This event is 21 and over
The Grahams
Lifelong couple, both romantic and musical, Alyssa and Doug Graham have been performing together since they were teenagers.
Their sophomore album, Glory Bound, was produced by Wes Sharon (John Fullbright, Parker Millsap), features Fullbright and the Turnpike Troubadours, and has been praised as one of the best Americana albums of 2015 by numerous publications including No Depression.
A live album and film, Rattle the Hocks, both produced and directed by Cody Dickinson of the North Mississippi Allstars, chronicles their train-bound excursions and the influence of train travel on American roots music; both were released in conjunction with Glory Bound.
General Admission || Please note, there is a one drink minimum for this show (standing and bar stools) and two drink minimum at tables. Limited seating is available on a first come first served basis.
Upcoming Events
Rockwood Music Hall Stage 2
Mon, September 25
Angela Perley
Mon, September 25
Alexander Howard
Mon, September 25
Jim Campilongo Trio w/Chris Morrissey, Tony Mason
Tue, September 26
The Brevet
Tue, September 26
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- Calories 161
- Fat 10.4g
- Satfat 1.2g
- Monofat 5.5g
- Polyfat 3g
- Protein 4g
- Carbohydrate 15g
- Fiber 1g
- Cholesterol 0.0mg
- Iron 1mg
- Sodium 262mg
- Calcium 58mg
- Sugars 5g
- Est. added sugars 2g
Charred Bean Salad
Photo: Caitlin Bensel
How to Make It
Step 1
Heat grill to high (about 500°F). Combine first 6 ingredients in a bowl; stir with a whisk. Set aside.
Step 2
Toss long beans with 1 tablespoon canola oil in a large bowl. Brush onion rings with remaining 1 tablespoon oil. Grill, turning occasionally, until vegetables are tender and charred in spots, about 8 minutes.
Step 3
Cut beans in half, and coarsely chop onions. Transfer beans and onions to a large bowl. Dress with prepared sauce. Add mint leaves and peanuts. Toss to combine, and serve warm, at room temperature, or cold on a platter.


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We ought to have the humility to admit we do not know all about ourselves, that we are not experts at running our own lives. We ought to stop taking our conscious plans and decisions with such infinite seriousness. It may well be that we are not the martyrs or the mystics or the apostles or the leaders or the lovers of God that we imagine ourselves to be. Our subconscious mind may be trying to tell us this in many ways -- and we have trained ourselves, with the most egregious self-righteousness to turn a deaf ear.
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