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Prison reform and agriculture don't seem to have much in common. The first usually deals with human rights, rehabilitation, wrongful incarceration; agriculture is about rural communities, food economy, and environment. Yet if you take a closer look at rural areas throughout the United States, you might find an interesting connection between them.
In New York State, 90 percent of state prisons are located in rural areas. Though NYC may feel like the center of finance and expensive housing, the countryside tells a different story. Approximately half of all children from upstate cities like Rochester, Syracuse, or Buffalo live below the poverty line.
No one who can help it wants a prison in their backyard. Yet in economically depressed areas, the jobs they promise are the difference between unemployment and a paycheck, pension, and health insurance. Only thirty-six percent of prisons were located in rural areas prior to 1980. But prisons, local leaders discovered, created an average of 35 jobs per 100 inmates. Between 1990 and 1999, a prison was built in rural America every 15 days on average. Unfortunately, prisons are not meant to be a growth industry. Without more prisoners, you don't get more jobs.
Governor Andrew Cuomo has closed over 13 New York State prisons in the last three years. It's impossible to look at shuttered prisons without recognizing that they're taking away what is often one of few sources of employment in an already struggling area. So if the prisons go, what is supposed to take their place?
This is where agriculture comes into play.
In 2010, activist and organizer Lauren Melodia founded an organization called Milk Not Jails. Equal parts rural revitalization and prison reform, their goal is to boost the state dairy industry in order to end an economic dependence on prisons. Why dairy? New York State is actually the third largest producer of dairy in the United States. For each dollar made from agricultural products in the state, another $0.43 is generated in additional economic activity according to a 2014 report by Cornell professor Todd Schmit. Agricultural employment also has trickle down effects to other industries; every farm job supports 0.8 non-agricultural jobs.
To revitalize rural New York's agricultural industry, we're going to need more than farmers markets and CSAs.
Rural economies aren't built for big business or large corporations but farming is perfect for large swaths of productive land and few people. Agriculture makes the best use of space, generates jobs, and naturally ties the rural economy to the urban economy.
Milk Not Jails runs a two-pronged approach to revitalizing rural New York. Their most visible platform is a Milk Not Jails label that markets, sells, and distributes milk from farmers who need an extra boost. The business itself is owned by the farmers and workers who run that project and you can find their items in CSAs across New York City. They've also tried to employ formerly incarcerated workers—they pay three part-time—who are learning the skills to become business leaders. Though they work with a few small dairies, they're hoping to pool directly from farms who don't process their own products and do so under the Milk Not Jails label.
Outside the business, they're also very active in policy—both to promote prison reform and rural communities. Thirteen prisons were closed since Milk Not Jails was founded. "Now we're seeing the process of what happens after prisons are reclaimed by the state," Melodia said. It's time to see if their ideas can really work.
But to revitalize rural New York's agricultural industry, we're going to need more than farmers markets and CSAs. The pricing structure of federal milk and the price dairy farmers are able to get for their product is one major obstacle to using dairy as a vehicle for economic revitalization. In essence, farmers are paid according to the end-use of their product. It benefits the consumer while reimbursing farmers varied amounts for the same work. "We want food to be affordable," Melodia said, "But we need a new pricing structure so farmers are getting paid what they need to stay in business."
Legalizing the sale of raw milk would be one simple way to make that happen. Because dairy farmers don't need to pasteurize raw milk, they would be able to sell it without expensive processing fees. Though raw milk is common in many other countries, the United States government is vehemently opposed.
Unfortunately, it may be more difficult for an organization like Milk Not Jails to make a difference through policy than business. Though Melodia feels their policy agenda shouldn't be hard to pass, the fact is there are items on their list that activists have been trying to reform for years. While there's a possibility that the Milk Not Jails label of dairy products could one day gain enough clout to rival Dean Foods, a Texas-based monopoly that controls 70 percent of fluid milk distributed in New England, it won't happen overnight. So how can the organization make a difference?
By playing to their strength: bringing together agriculture and prisons, two seemingly disparate causes. Not only is it a rather elegant solution to a complicated problem, it's practical too. Even better, the link between rural economies and prisons is something that most of the public doesn't think of—Milk Not Jails is here to get us thinking.
And they're not giving up any time soon. Melodia is hoping that this is the year the state legislature finally listens to them. Their policy items are relatively small but have the potential to change a lot of people's lives. The passage of just one would be a resounding success but Milk Not Jails is hoping for a grand slam. "This is the year we pass all of them," Melodia said, "We won't settle for one item just yet."
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From Zhezkazgan, I took another 10-hour bus ride to the fairly large coal mining town of Karaganda. This time we passed through some villages and towns and passed by some small hills. As we got closer to Karaganda, I could see traces of snow on the shadowed side of the hills and ditches. The bus was more of an official bus but the seat was a little stiff. They showed about nine episodes of a popular Russian miniseries called Morozov, which was a police detective show. By the end of the trip I was hooked. We did stop a lot on the bus trip and made it to the Karaganda bus station around 7pm. I was greeted by a man who asked if I was John. This was the father of the Zhandos, a CouchSurfer who was hosting me at his house even though he was in Almaty.
Zhandos's father and I rode a bus about three stops away and walked through a series of large apartment buildigns. I slipped on a slope in the ice and landed on my backpack, which did cushion me from injuring myself but without help I would have stayed on my back on the ice like a helpless turtle. We walked for what seemed like a long time on a dark, icy street to the house. There I met Friedemann, a German guy who was living there and working in Karaganda at the ecological museum. He was kind enough to cook me a pasta dinner while we got acquainted. I washed dishes, but I don't know if I could adequately describe the setting without adding a picture. The room contained a large stove for burning coal, a cold-water sink, a scalding hot-water heater with a rubber hose pumping water to a red plastic bucket below, and a toilet.
In the morning (December 8th), we had brunch together with Friedemann's friend Zuhra, who knows all about Peace Corps volunteers. She was a bundle of energy and a joy to be around. After she left, Friedemann and I went to the local bazaar, not far away. I then set out on my own to explore the city. It was cold and although it hadn't snowed in over a week or two, there was stick a thick layer of ice on most of the walkways, so getting around was slow as well as dirty. Like other cities in Kazakhstan, Karaganda lacks a definitive tourist attraction that draws travelers, but it is a large city with many exclusive shopping malls, restaurants and other stores.
I wandered through the park and ended up on a side street near a restaurant called Cafe Ben. I was starving, so I decided to eat lunch and ordered "Iranian beef" and a beer. They actually had an entertainment booklet like the ones I've found in bars and restaurants in big American cities. It was all in Russian, but I could tell they had a nice selection of restaurants (including Mexican, Thai, Georgian and Uzbek) and some nightclubs.
When I got back to the house, Friedemann, Zuhra and another friend Cristina, were hanging out with snacks and wine. I had stopped at the store to get some beers and I joined them. We communicated in a mixture of English, German, Russian, Kazakh, Uzbek and the occasion words we knew in any other language. It was a lot of fun and quite cozy to stay inside after the cold.
I didn't do a whole lot on the 9th, but I did visit Friedemann at the ecological museum. It's a relatively small museum, but everything is hands-on and it was ingeniously designed for maximum educational value, especially for young people. The featured piece was a large hunk of space junk that had originated from Baykonur, the former Soviet space station that is now within the Kazakhstan border but leased by Russia.
In the evening I met up with Oleg, another CouchSurfer who was willing to host me. We met under the statue of Nurken Abdyrov, a famous aviator who had become a hero when, running out of ammunition and noticing an enemy about to attack, decided to kamikaze into the column and became an instant legend. Anyway, Oleg had run into his friend Nik and the three of us went to a cafe across the street and had a dinner of soup, tea and bliny (Russian pancakes). We chatted for awhile, then left and walked around in the cold, stopping by the Abzal shopping center. Oleg and Nik are students and had a lot of exams to prepare for, and since it was cold and there wasn't anything left to see, we went to our respective abodes. In the evening I finally met Zhandos, who had arrived by train from Almaty. I had been planning to head to Astana, but Zhandos persuaded me to stay another day so we could go see Dolinka, a village nearby famous for the third largest gulag in the Soviet Union. Zhandos, Friedemann and I talked late into the night about cultural differences and traveling among many other things.


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Erin Corbett / Raw Story: Elizabeth Warren tells Congress to pull its head out of the sand and probe Trump's Russia ties
Jill Lawrence / USA Today:
The Michael Flynn problem starts at the top: Jill Lawrence — Trump is his role model. That's the uncomfortable truth at the heart of his abrupt exit. — If you start firing people for lying, for purveying fake news, for making U.S. foreign policy before you take office …
Discussion: twitchy.com, The Atlantic and Washington Post
Greg P. / twitchy.com: WikiLeaks, Michael Flynn Jr. blame 'US spies, Democrats' and 'disinformation campaign' for #FlynnResignation
Julia Ioffe / The Atlantic: Trump's Russia Reset Will Survive Flynn's Ouster
Daniel Benjamin / Politico:
Who Told Flynn to Call Russia? — Hours after national security adviser Michael Flynn resigned amid reports that he misled top officials about his pre-inauguration talks with the Russian ambassador, President Donald Trump took to Twitter to encourage everyone to move on.
Discussion: New York Magazine and New York Times, more at Mediagazer »
Eric Levitz / New York Magazine: Michael Flynn's Resignation Is the Best News of the Trump Presidency So Far
Charlie Savage / New York Times: With Michael Flynn's Resignation, a New Focus on the Logan Act
NBC News:
Mike Pence Told About Flynn Warning Two Weeks After Trump, White House
Mike Pence Told About Flynn Warning Two Weeks After Trump, White House
Discussion: CNN, CNNMoney, The Resurgent, Raw Story, NBC News, Hot Air, Mediaite, Axios, AOL, The Week, NPR, The Daily Caller, Vox, The Hill, Talking Points Memo, The Atlantic, Politico, John Hawkins' Right Wing News and Lawfare
Frida Ghitis / CNN: Flynn's exit fixes nothing
Aaron Simms / The Resurgent: Russians Frown at Flynn's Flight
Leigh Ann Caldwell / NBC News: Congressional Republicans Resist Calls for Independent Flynn Investigation
Allahpundit / Hot Air: NBC: Pence wasn't told that Flynn misled him until February 9th, 15 days after the White House knew
Josh Feldman / Mediaite: REPORT: Pence Was Told About DOJ's Flynn Warning 15 Days After White House Knew
Jonathan Swan / Axios: Pence found out about General Flynn by reading the Washington Post
Becca Stanek / The Week: Pence reportedly found out about the DOJ warning on Flynn 11 days after Trump did
Danielle Kurtzleben / NPR: Michael Flynn Left The Trump White House This Week. Here's How That Happened
Kerry Picket / The Daily Caller: GOP Intel Chair: 'Pretty Sure FBI Didn't Have Warrant' To Record Flynn
Tara Golshan / Vox: Why the White House didn't get its story straight on Flynn
Jordain Carney / The Hill: GOP senator: Flynn will 'likely' be asked to testify
Matt Shuham / Talking Points Memo: Report: Pence Didn't Know About Flynn's Sanctions Talk Until Days After Trump
Russell Berman / The Atlantic: Did Michael Flynn Tell the FBI the Truth?
Terresa Monroe-Hamilton / John Hawkins' Right …: Just Hours After Michael Flynn Resigns, Kellyanne Conway Reveals THIS [VIDEO]
United States House Committee on Oversight …:
Chaffetz Probes White House's Handling of Sensitive Information
Chaffetz Probes White House's Handling of Sensitive Information
Joe Concha / The Hill:
New York Times, Newsmax fall victim to fake Flynn Twitter account
New York Times, Newsmax fall victim to fake Flynn Twitter account
John Hinderaker / Power Line: Is the New York Times a Serious News Source?
Sasha Lekach / Mashable: This fake Michael Flynn Twitter account is so convincing even lawmakers are confused
Bradford Richardson / Washington Times: Nancy Pelosi, Democrats cite tweet from fake Michael Flynn account
Carlos Garcia / TheBlaze: Nancy Pelosi and Elijah Cummings bash Mike Flynn's tweets, and immediately regret it
Frieda Powers / BizPac Review: 'So trolled!' Pelosi gives condescending lecture on Flynn while citing a FAKE parody account
Sam J. / twitchy.com: BAHAHA! Nancy Pelosi got punked by a Flynn parody account, and it's on VIDEO [hint: SCAPEGOAT]
Annie Karni / Politico:
Flynn's ouster leads to more chaos in Trump world
Flynn's ouster leads to more chaos in Trump world
Discussion: ABC News and Political Wire
Taegan Goddard / Political Wire: Flynn's Ouster Leads to More White House Chaos
Andrew Kaczynski / CNN:
GOP Senate Intel Member: 'Exhaustive' investigation into Trump-Russia connections needed following Flynn resignation
GOP Senate Intel Member: 'Exhaustive' investigation into Trump-Russia connections needed following Flynn resignation
Discussion: Dallas Morning News, The Week, Daily Kos, ThinkProgress, Rush, TheBlaze and RedState
Katie Leslie / Dallas Morning News: Sen. John Cornyn: Senate, House intel committees should investigate Flynn
Becca Stanek / The Week: GOP senators demand investigation of Flynn, Trump's possible ties to Russia
Laura Clawson / Daily Kos: Intelligence Committee Republican: 'We should talk to Gen. Flynn very soon'
Aaron Rupar / ThinkProgress: Congressman says Republican leaders are too busy with Valentine's Day to talk about Flynn
George Prayias / Rush: Senate Republicans Demand Investigation of Trump and Russia
Kaitlyn Schallhorn / TheBlaze: GOP lawmaker speculates Republicans are silent on Flynn because 'it's Valentine's Day'
Peter Baker / New York Times:
Trump Told Weeks Ago That Michael Flynn Withheld Truth on Russia
Trump Told Weeks Ago That Michael Flynn Withheld Truth on Russia
Discussion: CANNONFIRE and Hot Air
Abby Phillip / Washington Post:
Trump knew Flynn misled officials on Russia calls for 'weeks,' White House says
Trump knew Flynn misled officials on Russia calls for 'weeks,' White House says
Discussion: Raw Story, New York Times, NPR, The Week, AOL, The Nation and War in Context
Travis Gettys / Raw Story: 'Zero chance': CNN's Chris Cuomo slams GOP lawmaker's call to 'move on' from Flynn
Brian Naylor / NPR: 6 Unanswered Questions After Michael Flynn's Resignation
Becca Stanek / The Week: Pence wasn't told about Flynn until Feb. 9, 2 weeks after other White House officials
Damon Linker / The Week:
America's spies anonymously took down Michael Flynn. That is deeply worrying.
America's spies anonymously took down Michael Flynn. That is deeply worrying.
Discussion: Fox News Insider, The American Conservative and The Daily Caller
Sarah K. Burris / Raw Story:
'That's the definition of treason': Democratic lawmaker levels serious charge against Trump administration
'That's the definition of treason': Democratic lawmaker levels serious charge against Trump administration
Discussion: Politico
Nolan D. McCaskill / Politico: Warren calls for congressional inquiry into Russia: 'This. Is. Not. Normal.'
Nikita Vladimirov / The Hill:
Michael Moore to Trump: 'Vacate you Russian traitor'
Michael Moore to Trump: 'Vacate you Russian traitor'
Discussion: ABC News, Fox News Insider, The Daily Caller, Raw Story and CBS Denver
Adam Kelsey / ABC News: Trump associates communicated with suspected Russian intelligence officials ahead of election: sources
Katie Jerkovich / The Daily Caller: Michael Moore: 'Arrest Trump' Over Flynn
Erin Corbett / Raw Story: 'Vacate the White House, Russian traitor': Michael Moore blasts Trump over Flynn debacle
Rosie Gray / The Atlantic:
The Nationalist Right Is Coming for Reince Priebus
The Nationalist Right Is Coming for Reince Priebus
Discussion: New York Magazine, New York Times, Breitbart, Washington Post, Media Matters for America, The Guardian, Hudson Institute and Vox
Ed Kilgore / New York Magazine: Breitbart Blames Priebus for All of the Trump Administration's Problems
Giovanni Russonello / New York Times: Stephen Miller, Trump's Defender in Chief, Is Late Night's New Nemesis
Matthew Boyle / Breitbart: As Flynn Resigns, Priebus Future In Doubt As Trump Allies Circulate List of Alternate Chief of Staff Candidates
Chris Cillizza / Washington Post: The very first Trump White House Power Rankings are here!
Jamiles Lartey / The Guardian: Breitbart and rightwing media focus on leaks in wake of Flynn resignation
Walter Russell Mead / Hudson Institute: The resignation last night of National Security Adviser Michael Flynn …
Mike DeBonis / Washington Post:
FBI needs to explain why Flynn was recorded, Intelligence Committee chairman says
FBI needs to explain why Flynn was recorded, Intelligence Committee chairman says
Jonathan Easley / The Hill: Chairman: House intel panel won't investigate Flynn, will probe leaks
Sydney Ember / New York Times: Divided Media on Michael Flynn: Patriotic Leaks or Political Espionage
Esme Cribb / Talking Points Memo: Sen. Lindsey Graham Wants To Know If Flynn Was 'Directed' To Talk Sanctions
Scott Shackford / Hit & Run: Pro-Snooping GOP Rep. Claims Shock at Federal Surveillance of Flynn's Russia Call
Frank Camp / Daily Wire: BOMBSHELL: Flynn Allegedly Targeted by 'Obama Loyalists' Over Knowledge of Iran Deal
Laura Clawson / Daily Kos: Pelosi: FBI and Congress must investigate Trump-Russia connections in wake of Flynn resignation
BizPac Review: House Intel Committee launches investigation of leaks, says FBI 'better have a good answer'
Joy Lee / Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi: Pelosi Statement on Resignation of National Security Advisor Michael Flynn
Justin Baragona / Mediaite: House Intel Chair Won't Probe Trump Over Flynn Resignation, May Investigate Leaks to Press
Rachel Stoltzfoos / The Daily Caller: America Witnessed A 'Well Orchestrated Effort' To Oust Mike Flynn
Howard Fineman / The Huffington Post: The White House Is Already In Flames
Christian Datoc / The Daily Caller: Mensch: Flynn Investigation Will Lead To Trump's Impeachment, 'Sooner Rather Than Later' [VIDEO]
Cristina Marcos / The Hill:
GOP chairman: Oversight won't investigate Flynn
GOP chairman: Oversight won't investigate Flynn
Josh Gerstein / Politico: Flynn's statements to FBI under scrutiny
Defense One: Out like Flynn; Russia is helping the Taliban, US general says; Spotlight on White House OPSEC …
Philip Bump / Washington Post: Jason Chaffetz's passivity on Trump exemplifies Republican rationalizations
Committee on Oversight and Government Reform: All Oversight Dems to Chaffetz: Investigate Flynn or Step Aside to Allow Committee to Vote on Oversight Steps
Brandon Morse / TheBlaze: House Oversight Committee won't investigate Flynn says chairman Jason Chaffetz
Jonathan Chait / New York Magazine: 3 Ways Republicans Are Dodging the Flynn Scandal
Martinlongman / Washington Monthly: The Blackmail Story Doesn't Add Up
Paul Joseph Watson / Infowars:
Discussion: Raw Story, Mike Cernovich Presents …, Media Matters for America, Sputnik International and Mother Jones
Brad Reed / Raw Story: Kellyanne Conway thanks Fox News for blaming Flynn debacle on leakers who exposed Russia calls
Mike Cernovich / Mike Cernovich Presents Danger & Play: What General Flynn's Resignation Means for America
Media Matters for America: Russian Media And The American Alt-Right Movement Converge On Messaging Over Gen. Mike Flynn's Resignation
Dan Balz / Washington Post:
In the early weeks of the new administration, the humbling of a president
In the early weeks of the new administration, the humbling of a president
Discussion: The Atlantic
Eliot A. Cohen / The Atlantic: The Rudderless Ship of State
Tasneem Nashrulla / BuzzFeed:
Kellyanne Conway Claims She Doesn't Know Who Retweeted A White Nationalist From Her Twitter Account — Kellyanne Conway wasn't really feeling the love Tuesday morning, after Today host Matt Lauer told her her responses made no sense when she appeared to dodge his repeated questions …
Discussion: The Hill, Media Matters for America, Mediaite, Raw Story, Washington Post, Mother Jones, AOL, Gizmodo, Washington Monthly, Joe.My.God., TheBlaze and Towleroad
Harper Neidig / The Hill: Conway: 'I don't know who' had access to Twitter account
Alex Griswold / Mediaite: Conway Retweets Self-Proclaimed White 'Nationalist', Claims She Doesn't Know Who Used Her Account
Brad Reed / Raw Story: 'A clear violation': Government ethics watchdog slams Kellyanne Conway for hawking Ivanka's clothes
Matea Gold / Washington Post: Chaffetz, Cummings support ethics office opinion that Conway likely broke rules
Josh Harkinson / Mother Jones: Kellyanne Conway's White Nationalist Retweet Is No Mistake
Joe Jervis / Joe.My.God.: Propaganda Minister Conway Claims Somebody Else Retweeted A White Supremacist From Her Account
Carlos Garcia / TheBlaze: Kellyanne Conway doesn't know who retweeted a White Nationalist from her Twitter account
NBC News:
Harrison Ford in Incident With Passenger Plane at California Airport — Actor Harrison Ford was involved in a potentially serious incident Monday in California as he was piloting his private plane, a single-engine Husky, NBC News has learned. — Ford, an experienced pilot who collects vintage planes …
Discussion: New York Times, WNEP-TV, KTLA, The Week, Mashable, Full Feed, Mediaite, NBC News, Joe.My.God. and Fox News Insider
Christopher Mele / New York Times: Harrison Ford Said to Have Flown Over Commercial Plane
Bill Michlowski / WNEP-TV: Harrison Ford's close call with passenger plane prompts FAA investigation
Cindyvonquednowktla / KTLA: Harrison Ford Flies Over Commercial Plane Before Landing at Incorrect Location at John Wayne Airport
Josh Dickey / Mashable: Harrison Ford nearly gave us all a heart attack again with his latest airplane drama
Peter Suderman / Hit & Run:
Major Blow to Obamacare Mandate: IRS Won't Reject Tax Returns That Don't Answer Health Insurance Question — How much difference does a single line on a tax form make? For Obamacare's individual mandate, the answer might be quite a lot. — Following President Donald Trump's executive …
Discussion: Washington Times
Tami Luhby / CNNMoney:
Humana pulls out of Obamacare for 2018 — The Obamacare exodus has begun. — Humana (HUM) announced it is pulling out of Obamacare for 2018 on Tuesday, the same day it ended a merger agreement with Aetna (AET). — It's the first major insurer to exit Obamacare under President Trump, who has promised to repeal the law.
Jessie Hellmann / The Hill:
Humana to drop out of ObamaCare marketplace at end of 2017
Humana to drop out of ObamaCare marketplace at end of 2017
Discussion: Thomson IR, AOL, CNBC, Vox, New York Times and Hot Air
Thomson IR: Humana Continues to Build Upon Proven Strategy Following Termination of Merger with Aetna …
Bertha Coombs / CNBC: Humana says it plans to pull out of Obamacare exchanges in 2018
Sarah Kliff / Vox: A big insurer just quit Obamacare. Here's what that means.
John Sexton / Hot Air: Humana announces it is dropping out of Obamacare in 2018
Michael R. Gordon / New York Times:
Russia Deploys Missile, Violating Treaty and Challenging Trump — Russia Deploys Missile That Violates Treaty, U.S. Says — Moscow is believed to have two battalions of a new cruise missile, and has deployed a fully operational unit despite U.S. protests. — THE UPSHOT
Discussion: CNN, Business Insider, Hot Air, Daily Wire, Daily Kos, The National Interest, KTLA, Axios, The Daily Caller, Joe.My.God., Towleroad, The Week, Gizmodo, The Hill and New York Magazine
Alex Lockie / Business Insider: Russia secretly deployed nuclear cruise missiles that violate a treaty with the US
Allahpundit / Hot Air: Russia tests Trump, deploys ground-based cruise missiles in violation of arms treaty
Joshua Yasmeh / Daily Wire: Russia Provokes US, Deploys Cruise Missiles In Direct Violation of Reagan-Era Arms Treaty.
Mark Sumner / Daily Kos: The other half of Trump's Russia problem—emboldened Putin rolls out missiles that violate treaty
Dave Majumdar / The National Interest: Russia's Dangerous Nuclear Forces are Back
Cindyvonquednowktla / KTLA: Russia Deploys Cruise Missile in Apparent Violation of Treaty: Source
Jonathan Swan / Axios: The curious case of the Russian missiles leak
Joe Jervis / Joe.My.God.: DUCK AND COVER: Russia Secretly Deploys New Cruise Missile In Violation Of 1987 Arms Control Treaty
Andy Towle / Towleroad: Russian Missile, Mar-A-Lago, Hugh Jackman, Peru, PewDiePie, Jeremy Meeks, Apple: HOT LINKS
Becca Stanek / The Week: Russia may have secretly deployed a banned cruise missile
Matt Novak / Gizmodo: Russia's New Missile Violates a Cold War Treaty But We're Sure Trump Will Tell Putin What's What
Adam K. Raymond / New York Magazine: Russia Deploys Cruise Missile, Violating Arms-Control Treaty
Dan Rather / Facebook:
Watergate is the biggest political scandal of my lifetime, until maybe now. It was the closest we came to a debilitating Constitutional crisis, until maybe now. On a 10 scale of armageddon for our form of government, I would put Watergate at a 9. This Russia scandal is currently somewhere around a 5 or 6 …
Discussion: twitchy.com
Adolfo Flores / BuzzFeed:
A DREAMer Was Arrested During A Raid And Now Immigration Officials Have Been Ordered To Explain Why — Foreign nationals are arrested during a targeted enforcement operation. — Charles Reed / U.S. Immigration and Customs Enf — A federal magistrate judge has ordered officials to defend …
Discussion: Josh Blackman's Blog
Carol D. Leonnig / Washington Post:
Secret Service director to step down, giving Trump chance to select his own security chief — The head of the Secret Service, a retired detail leader who was given the assignment of shoring up the agency in a period of crisis, is leaving his post, a little more than two years after arriving in one of Washington's toughest jobs.
Discussion: The Daily Caller, CNN, The Root, Washington Free Beacon, The Gateway Pundit and RedState
Christian Datoc / The Daily Caller: BREAKING: Joseph Clancy Resigns As Secret Service Director
Monique Judge / The Root: Secret Service Director Steps Down After a Little Over 3 Weeks Working for Trump
Alyssa Canobbio / Washington Free Beacon: Trump Set to Choose Next Secret Service Director as Joseph Clancy Announces Retirement
Andrea Ruth / RedState: Secret Service Director on His Way Out the Door


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VICTORIA - A Victoria family is locked in an epic life-and-death struggle with a young mother on life support while her unborn child hangs onto life awaiting a due date several weeks away.
Robyn Benson, who is five months pregnant, was declared brain dead after she was admitted to hospital last month complaining of vomiting and a severe headache.
Family friend Rod Phillips says he started a fundraising campaign to help the father, Dylan, and his son once the baby is born.
Phillips says the unborn child, a boy who is already named Iver Benson, is alive and thriving while her mother lies unconscious in hospital.
Doctors are hoping Robyn's body continues to function for another three or four weeks to allow doctors to safely deliver Iver by caesarean section before turning off his mom's life-support.
Robyn and Dylan were high school sweethearts who married last summer.


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Sony Sells 440,000 PS3 Slim Systems During Thanksgiving Week
Sony's PlayStation 3 Slim entertainment system seems to be picking up the pace this holiday season, as VentureBeat.com (linked above) reports that 440,000 PS3 consoles were sold during Thanksgiving Week this year.
It appears Sony's Blu-ray Movie, PS3 Slim Bundle and HD Entertainment promotional campaigns are paying off indeed.
To quote from SCEA's Sr. Director of Corporate Communications and Social Media Patrick Seybold:
"The 2009 holiday season got off to an amazing start for PlayStation, with all key retailers showing a significant increase for PS3, PSP and key holiday titles over Black Friday and the holiday weekend.
PlayStation 3 demand was at an all time high with the system selling more than 440,000 units for the week ending 11/29/09."
More PlayStation 3 News...
12-01-2009 #2cfwprophet Guest
Holly crap
Nearly a have million?!Thats reall great. For me this is another proof of that the success of a console depends on the price and quality not on being able to boot hb or anything else.
12-01-2009 #3walidahmadi Guest
WoW, that is some number. PS3 is certainly picking up. I hope it keeps running the show coz we need more players online.
12-01-2009 #4livpool Guest
That just proves the only reason why PS3 sales were low was because of the price. but the slim makes up for that and this weeks shown exactly how much sony and playstation are still very very strong competitors and are not falling behind at all!
12-01-2009 #5semitope Guest
Everything is relative. I still think it won't match the ps2 in sales performance and longevity but its still a good showing by sony. We of course dont see what the 360 or wii sold during the same period.
12-01-2009 #6cfwprophet Guest
Sure we can see to end of Week with weekly sales.Im really horny about this week and the sales
And about the PS2 could be but let us see first how long this gen really will be active.
Maybe its over with next year?!
Also im interested in if the x360 sales go up after releasing the new hack or not.
12-01-2009 #7semitope Guest
How complicated are the hacks? The 360 has been hacked forever and plagued with defects... its screwed as far as I'm concerned.
12-01-2009 #8cfwprophet Guest
I answered you on your np. Want to keep this thread on topic
12-01-2009 #9JennerBaby Guest
Well I think its because it is able to play blu-ray, and that it looks awesome in any livingroom, so more grown-ups buy it, because it doesn't wreck their livingrooms.
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