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Proposal for a new social contract
Proposal for a new social contract
We are a species of contradictions:
Co-operation and competition; desire for freedom and for power; generosity and greed; loyalty and enmity
In a social context this duality manifests itself as freedom from, and compassion for, one another.
The different social systems in our history were built on different assumptions of human nature.
- Capitalism assumes that our primary motivation is greedy self interest (freedom and competition)
- Communism is built on the assumption that we can be like a family, each caring equally for all (compassion and sharing).
- Socialism of various kinds try to find a compromise between those extremes.
So far without much success, because the compromises were arbitrary, piecemeal, without a clearly defined principle.
Can we find a compromise acceptable to most people?
I believe we can.
Let's agree that we acknowledge both of our needs: freedom from, and compassion for, one another. Let us agree that the compassion part has priority, up to where the basic survival needs of every citizen in our country is assured. Beyond this point our priorities change and our need for freedom takes over.
The concept I have in mind is a variety of the 'Basic Income Alternative' a policy that has been and is currently studied by various western governments (including Ireland and Canada).
In my version, we have a two-compartment economy, with the two parts completely isolated from each other. One, the public sector, is communist in nature, while the second, the private sector, is pure capitalism.
In the public sector, basic human needs are the responsibility of the national government and takes priority over every other human activity. In the public sector there is no money.
The government is in charge of all the industries and infrastructure (without exception) required to provide basic human needs: food, clothing, housing, health, education, communication, transportation.
The government controls all the resources necessary to eliminate poverty and make sure every citizen's basic needs are satisfied.
The basic human needs can be easily calculated by using scientific data on age-dependent calorie requirements, climate-dependent clothing and housing requirement, population-dependent health- and education-requirement and the necessary energy and raw-material production, as well as the necessary infrastructure in transportation and communication. It could be easily planned – and adapted, as conditions change - based on physiological, climatic and demographic data.
Production in this economy presupposes that the sector is self contained, the nation has all the resources required to implement this system; no foreign trade is required.
Basic human needs are very easy to satisfy - we have all the resources and the technology to do it in abundance today, if we put everything else on hold and eliminate all waste (ostentation, lavish entertainment, military, finance, duplication and competition) until basic human needs are satisfied. In my opinion no ethical human being could justify spending any amount of resources on those items I just listed, as long as there is one hungry child or homeless citizen in the country.
This does not mean that I would want to live without arts or sports or some luxuries, but the beauty of the system is that I would not have to. The key word above is ***ABUNDANCE***. With intelligent organization, elimination of wasteful competition and duplication, we could produce ***ENOUGH*** of the basic necessities to accommodate individual differences in needs and statistical fluctuations in demand, with a comfortable margin of safety.
No regulation on the individual level is necessary. The produced goods and services could be made freely available: people could just help themselves in the warehouses, find the 'basic quality' house they need, close to the place where they work. If basic needs are guaranteed, no sane person would bother with hoarding, so no artificial shortages would happen (the assumption being that insane persons are in a very tiny minority).
Besides being in charge of all production activity to satisfy this goal, the government will have to maintain the police and the courts to make sure the system is defended against criminals, sociopaths and psychopaths. Another beauty of the system is that once basic needs are satisfied, the level of crime, violence and destructive behavior will decrease drastically.
The time an average citizen will have to work in the Public Sector could be as low as 2-3 hours per workday. This minimal contribution can be accumulated in advance to provide for vacations and personal projects, but would not be transferable to make sure no person has a 'free ride'. You don't have to 'save up' for illness and retirement, because those are provided for by the excess safety buffer built into the system.
The government would stay the sole 'owner' of all natural resources that are common birthright of all citizens. Among these are primarily land, air, water, space, forests, wildlife, mineral deposits, communication frequency bands. Nobody can expropriate any of this for exclusive personal use beyond what they are entitled to in their basic needs (these needs are defined by national consensus, reached by referendum, based on scientific and demographic data).
After basic needs are satisfied and poverty, hunger, preventable illness and ignorance is eliminated from the nation; crimes are prevented to the best of the police's ability, then the government's task ends. It has done all in its power to make sure that basic human needs are satisfied, nobody goes hungry, no one freezes to death on a winter sidewalk, nobody gets abused by crime or exploitation, no one too young, old or sick gets neglected, no human greed and evil is allowed to rule.
The second compartment in the economy which would be completely private, and totally separate from the Public Sector and the government. Other than assuring that no criminal activity (theft, fraud, murder, pollution, inhumanity to animals, etc) is taking place in the second tier, the government is staying completely out of it.
The private sector could be organized in any way participants want to - it can have money and banks and loans and interest rates and what-have-you. It can lease excess natural resources (only in a sustainable way) from the government for its own purposes, by contributing extra benefit to the public, basic-needs production economy (they can not pay in currency because the government does not use any). The value of natural resources in terms of public service provided for its use will have to be calculated by the economic planners of the government, based on scarcity of resources versus public benefit of service provided for it. It has to be dynamic, with strict guidelines protecting it from abuse.
Nobody could be forced to participate in the 'private sector' of the economy, it would be strictly voluntary. If the private economy organizes itself to use a recognized common currency, then citizens could get 'paid' for their work in the private sector and use this money to purchase luxuries (products and services beyond basic needs) just as they do now. The private sector could do any amount of foreign trade so long as it does not compromise the public economy.
No compromise would be tolerated when it comes to basic needs and rights, the sustainability of the system, the health of the environment and the rights of other living species. Of course there are millions of details to be worked out, I only wanted to describe the basic principles of a 'workable' social organization. And, of course, I have no roadmap leading from 'A' to 'B' and don't even know if such a roadmap is possible in the immediate future. However, I wanted to describe how a social organization could exist without money.
To summarize:
The essence of my system: People decide that the most important goal is to make sure everybody's basic needs are met. They create an economy to assure that. There is no money involved, every able citizen contributes a minimum number of hours per day and the produced goods are made available to everyone freely. This economy is completely self contained: it has its power generating stations, mining, industries, agriculture, transportation and communication facilities, schools and hospitals.
Now, whoever wants more can do it in their spare time, as long as 1./ they don't touch our economy in any way whatsoever (if they can't do it without us, it is their problem, we will not let anything compromise the 'prime directive'). 2./ They don't cause damage to the environment and don't harm anyone in the process (including other species).
As Will Durant wrote in "The Lessons of History (chapter X. - Government and History) -- "If our economy of freedom fails to distribute wealth as ably as it has created it, the road to dictatorship will be open to any man who can persuasively promise security to all; and a martial government, under whatever charming phrases, will engulf the democratic world"
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RE: Proposal for a new social contract
So the progressive nations that embraced some degree of socialism during the 20th century - Sweden, Canada, Holland, France, UK, etc. - did so through one contentious legislation at a time, without an overall plan, or "mission statement". (To be fair, constitutions do usually contain the basic principles of a citizen's rights and freedoms and the government's duties. But these are open to linguistic change, amendment, breach and legal interpretation.)
The big problem, of course, is that they are vulnerable on the financial front. If a government's ability to act on behalf of the citizenry is constrained by its funding, it becomes as much a slave to financial manipulators as the lowest wage-earner and chronic debtor. In addition, it has to squander a great deal of its limited revenues on the collection, administration, allocation and protection of those funds. If participation in governance depends on funding by private enterprise, corruption in government becomes inevitable. If large quantities of money are transferred from one government branch to another, from public to private sector and back again, there are numerous opportunities for embezzlement, misappropriation and error.
Eliminating money from the public sector would eliminate a huge amount of potential loss, waste and abuse.
Plus, we'd get a much better grade of public servant.
(PS I like the large print - easy on the old eyes.)
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RE: Proposal for a new social contract
(24-08-2011 01:55 PM)Zach Wrote: I don't know how practical such a system would be, but I love proposals like this with the potential to solve so many of our problems. Very interesting indeed, and very thoughtful
If, by some miracle, we woke up tomorrow with this system already in place, I believe it would be practical, for a long time, before ingenious ways of corrupting it could be found. As far as how to get there, I doubt that it is possible in the foreseeable future.
Quote:I don't think the government should have complete control over the entire food industry or others that fulfill basic needs
The reason I wanted the two economies completely isolated was to minimize the possibility of corruption. If the 2 economies were intermixed, with the Public Sector dependent on the Private Sector, then it would very quickly become a hostage of it and we would end up exactly where we are now.
The 3 key elements of my proposal are:
1./ Total isolation between the two sectors
2./ No money in the Public Sector
3./ No control over individual consumption in the Public Sector.
RE: Proposal for a new social contract
I think you should go see the movie The Man from the First Century.
Planned economy may sound great in theory but in practice, it doesn't work. Believe me, my country was trying for 40 years and many others even longer. Most of the time, the one thing you needed most was sold out.
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(24-08-2011 05:34 PM)next_ghost Wrote: Planned economy may sound great in theory but in practice, it doesn't work. Believe me, my country was trying for 40 years and many others even longer. Most of the time, the one thing you needed most was sold out.
He didn't say badly-planned economy.
Do you think a random economy would work better?
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RE: Proposal for a new social contract
(24-08-2011 05:34 PM)next_ghost Wrote: Planned economy may sound great in theory but in practice, it doesn't work. Believe me, my country was trying for 40 years and many others even longer. Most of the time, the one thing you needed most was sold out.
You can not have an unplanned economy.
Somebody is always planning the economy, the question is: who is doing the planning and in whose interest.
Large corporations (like car manufacturers) perfected the planned "just-in-time-deliveries" to a level of art with computer simulations and trial runs, using target groups and sophisticated modelling.
Anything humans do, if it has a chance of success, needs to be planned.
The historical examples you are thinking of were not planned economies at all but state capitalism, piracy and large-scale embezzlement.
My proposal tries to create a very clearly stated principle that does not leave too many things for interpretation. The lack of money in the public sector will also minimize the opportunity for corruption.
We need to think outside the box and try things that have not failed many times before. My proposal, as I described it in the OP has not been tried before. Why not think about it?
PS. Only the basic survival needs-economy is planned. The rest can be as unplanned as the participants want it to be.
During WWII the entire economy was rigidly planned for one purpose and one purpose only: winning the war. The factories were retooled for weapons and ammunition production, consumption of essential products was rationed, etc., etc. It worked with enthusiastic support from most of the citizenry. Now, if it could be done out of fear, why could it not be done out of a sense of justice and compassion?
Beats me!
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RE: Proposal for a new social contract
(24-08-2011 02:39 PM)Zatamon Wrote: As far as how to get there, I doubt that it is possible in the foreseeable future.
That's my primary concern about impracticality. There may be a few things I would do differently, but I really haven't given it enough thought to dispute your system. I'd love to wake up to such a society.
RE: Proposal for a new social contract
(24-08-2011 08:17 PM)Zach Wrote:(24-08-2011 02:39 PM)Zatamon Wrote: As far as how to get there, I doubt that it is possible in the foreseeable future.
I know that it is not possible today.
However, we need to know the best system imaginable, in order to know what the next-best possible system is.
It gives us a direction to go.
And, who knows, maybe one day we (or our grandchildren) will wake up in such a system.
It is nice to dream!
RE: Proposal for a new social contract
I guess I have two main concerns.
I think it would require a lot of planning to ensure that the public sector is self-sustaining and functions independently of the private sector. I don't know how you'd go about planning that, and it's probably beyond the scope of this topic. It's just something that would have to be addressed if this idea were ever pursued.
The second concern is the public sector controlling things that many would prefer to remain private. Would this involve the government owning all land, food, and other resources that fulfill basic needs so that it can distribute them to everyone who needs it even if it doesn't require all these resources to meet everybody's needs? Could someone in the private sector open a clothing store, start a restaurant, or build and sell fancy houses?
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Francesco Mochi
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Bust of a Youth (Saint John the Baptist?), 1630/40
Marble, on variegated black marble socle
40.5 x 33 x 29 cm (15 7/8 x 13 x 11 3/8 in.)
From the collection of the estate of Federico Gentili di Giuseppe; restricted gift of Mrs. Harold T. Martin through the Antiquarian Society; Major Acquisitions Centennial Endowment; through prior gift of Arthur Rubloff; European Decorative Arts Purchase Fund, 1989.1
One of the most individual sculptors of his age, Francesco Mochi possessed an astounding technical prowess. The sharp turn of the youth's head, his distant gaze, and his parted lips are all characteristic of the immediacy of Baroque sculpture, and his vaguely classical dress suggests a historicizing context. This work may have been conceived as a portrait, but it is more likely a biblical or mythological subject. Its scale suggests that it was intended as an object for private contemplation.
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Art Institute of Chicago, "New Acquisitions: Mochi's 'Bust of a Youth'," September 1989 [no cat.].
Publication History
Charles Oulmont, "Collection M.F. Gentili di Giuseppe," Les Arts 162 (1917), p. 18 (ill.).
Art Institute of Chicago, Art Institute of Chicago Annual Report 1988–89, pp. 1, 55, pl. 1.
Gazette des Beaux-Arts 67, 6 (March 1991), p. 50, no. 217 (ill.).
Ian Wardropper, "A New Attribution to Francesco Mochi," Art Institute of Chicago Museum Studies 17, 2 (1991), pp. 102–19.
The Daily Telegraph (17 July 1992).
The Independent (17 July 1992).
Fine Art & Antiques International 7, 1 (February 1994), cover.
Andrea Bacchi and Susanna Zanuso, Scultura del '600 a Roma (Milan, 1996), pp. 824–26, 847–60, no. 586.
David Eskerdjian, "Scultura del '600 a Roma," Apollo 138, 437 (1996), p. 58.
Nancy Moffett, "Art Institute to keep Jewish family's statue," Chicago Sun-Times (June 13, 2000), p. 3.
Ian Wardropper, "Collecting European Sculpture at the Art Institute of Chicago," Apollo 154, 475 (September 2001), pp. 4–5, no. 3.
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Collection of Federico Gentili di Giuseppe (died 1940), Paris, by 1917 [see Oulmont 1917]; sold, his estate sale, Hôtel Drouot, Paris, 23 and 24 April 1941, lot 112 as "attribué a Bernini" to Aubry, for 10, 800 francs [see Hôtel Drouot shipping records in curatorial file; auction subsequently declared void by the French court]. Sold, Arcole auction house, Paris, 11 March 1988, Dessins et tableaux anciens, lot 59 as "Le Bernin" to Anthony Roth, London; sold to the Art Institute, 1988.


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The arrest of 70-year-old Ali Ould Mohamed Kalbali comes as refugee camps in neighboring Algeria and Mauritania are ballooning with Mali's Arab and Tuareg families, minorities who are afraid of reprisals because they are accused of having aided the al-Qaida-linked rebels who overran Mali's north last year.
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A woman who lives in a neighboring house said she saw Kalbali being taken away. Mourkher Traore said that the old man was trembling when the soldiers came for him. She said his hands were tied together and he was shaking so much that he couldn't get into the back of their pickup truck, and she says the soldiers violently shoved him inside. When she cried out, they threatened her: "I started screaming and one of the soldiers said that if I don't shut up, they are going to shoot me," she said.
Capt. Samba Coulibaly, spokesman for the Malian military in Timbuktu, refused to confirm that the man had been arrested. He hung up on reporters asking him about the incident.
Fearing for his safety, Kalbali on Wednesday had gone to give a gift of a bull to the soldiers at the military camp, said neighbor M'Barka Houdhoud. He was accompanied by the head of the neighborhood where he lives. The donation was meant to ensure his security. He is one of only a handful of Arab families who have stayed on in Timbuktu. Hundreds of others have fled, fearing violence from Mali's military, which is overwhelmingly made up of soldiers recruited from Mali's darker-skinned ethnic groups in the south.
On Thursday, Kalbali's son was beside himself with worry.
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Did Bachmann Just Save Romney?
A strong debate performance by the second-tier candidates may have seriously weakened Gingrich.
There have been so many debates during the Republican preseason that it was hard to believe the one hosted by Fox News in Sioux City, Iowa, was the last one before the voting begins. Ratings have been strong, and commentary has been endless: You can imagine a network trying to squeeze in just one more—are you free on Christmas Eve, Governor?
It has been a thrilling debate run: Pawlenty crashed; Perry blanked; Romney confronted Perry; Gingrich shined; 9-9-9; Perry blanked. But the Sioux City debate was not an epic contest. It was like the primary race itself: no dominant figure but with something for Republicans to like in each of the candidates. In a recent New York Times/CBS poll, 66 percent of Iowans said they are still undecided about their final choice. This debate didn't make their job any easier for them.
But Iowans must choose, so in that spirit: The winner of the evening was Mitt Romney. His performance was solid and his defense of his flip-flops was better than his chief rival Newt Gingrich's explanation about his work for Freddie Mac. Most importantly, all the other candidates were effective, and Romney benefits more than Gingrich from a broad strong field that splits the vote.
Romney regained the form he showed in the early debates, commanding and at ease. Romney made fun of mistakes he made in the private sector (He thought Jet Blue wouldn't work), and he talked about how he learned from his errors. Maybe it's a good thing Gingrich has challenged him. He picked up his game.
Gingrich acquitted himself well, too: He was a pugilist, bashing judges, lawyers, Obama's decision on the Keystone pipeline. And he was even self-deprecating, saying at one point that he was "editing himself" in his responses so that he might not "appear zany."
Romney didn't attack Gingrich. His commercials, surrogates, and comments in the paper are softening Gingrich enough. Plus, at this stage in the race—with so little time left—it's a time for candidates to offer voters their closing arguments, the main thrust of their candidacies. Romney focused on his business career, his four experiences as a leader, and the failures of President Obama.
Romney also benefited from his opponent's side skirmishes. Ron Paul and Michele Bachmann attacked Gingrich about the $1.6 million he received from Freddie Mac. "The speaker had his hand out and he was taking $1.6 million to influence senior Republicans to keep the scam going in Washington," said Bachmann. Gingrich was not at his best in defending himself. He kept having to insist that he never lobbied. His effort to argue a distinction between consulting and lobbying was probably lost on most people. He said he was a private citizen operating in the free enterprise system. "He has a different definition of the private sector than I have," said Paul. Gingrich tried to explain away the problem by making a big picture point about government-sponsored enterprises. "There are a lot of government operations that do good things," he said at one point—in a way that didn't sound very conservative. Gingrich spent almost five minutes taking the pounding. That's an eternity.
Gingrich clearly has a problem with Michele Bachmann. He has called her a dummy a few times, and he treated her like one at the debate, repeatedly saying that she "didn't have her facts straight" when she attacked him for not being sufficiently pro-life and about his record at Fannie. A thrice-married candidate might want to improve or hide the obvious disdain he has for the one woman in the field. In the most recent NBC poll, women have a 38 percent negative view of Gingrich. Only 20 percent of women have a positive view.
Bachmann was relentless saying that conservatives couldn't be weak on the issue of abortion. And she hit hard when Gingrich questioned her facts yet again. "I think it's outrageous to continue to say over and over through the debate that I don't have my facts right. When as a matter of fact, I do. I'm a serious candidate for president of the United States. And my facts are accurate."
This was a very good moment for Bachmann. Unfortunately, Gingrich was validated by the fact checkers. Bachmann, in defending herself, said that Polifact had come out and said that everything she had said was true. Politifact labeled that claim as "pants on fire," its most negative rating.
Romney benefited from having his troubling issues come at the end of the debate after people had either tuned out or after he'd established himself as a strong presence. Gingrich had the opposite problem. His best part of the debate came at the end. He defended his criticisms of the judiciary with a judge and lawyer-bashing riff that no doubt will please base voters. Asked about the Republican attorneys general who disagree with him, Gingrich said "as lawyers those two attorneys general are behaving exactly like law schools, which have overly empowered lawyers to think that they can dictate to the rest of us."
Just before the debate, Iowa's popular Republican Gov. Terry Brandstad had said he didn't know whether Gingrich had the discipline to be president. With that in mind, Gingrich smiled and showed very little of the scowl that is so often his boon companion. "You know, Neil, I sometimes get accused of using language that's too strong," he said when asked a question, "so I've been standing here editing. I'm very concerned about not appearing to be zany." He then uncorked a crowd-pleaser about president Obama's refusal to approve the any efforts to tie a payroll tax cut extension to reopening the Keystone pipeline.
Everyone seemed to have a good night. Ron Paul hit all the familiar points. Rick Perry declared himself the "Tim Tebow" of Iowa, didn't gaffe, gave forceful praise to the 10th amendment, and received rousing applause when he called for a part-time Congress. Rick Santorum had another solid performance. If Gingrich's support drops after the deluge of attacks, these candidates are all in a position to benefit. This all helps Mitt Romney. If the competition splits the vote, then no clear alternative to Romney will emerge from Iowa to challenge him in later states. If that happens, he'll win the nomination and we'll be right back where conventional wisdom predicted we'd be.


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PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - Imprisoned serial child sex offender Jerry Sandusky lives under tight restrictions for his own safety, a corrections official said on Saturday, after the former Penn State football coach asked for more prison privileges.
"He is being housed in the appropriate facility in order to assure his safety," said Susan McNaughton, press secretary for the Pennsylvania state Department of Corrections.
She responded to questions from Reuters after one of Sandusky's lawyers complained that his client was confined to his cell 23 hours a day.
"He's being treated like the worst of the worst in the state prison system in terms of his daily routine," attorney Karl Rominger said on Saturday.
He said Sandusky is treated like extremely violent offenders, or those on death row.
Sandusky, 68, Penn State's former defensive coordinator, was convicted in June of 45 counts of sexually abusing 10 boys over 15 years, some in the football team's showers. He was sentenced to 30 to 60 years in prison.
The scandal sparked a national debate over child sex abuse, embarrassed the university and implicated a number of its top officials including legendary football head coach, the late Joe Paterno.
There has been speculation that Sandusky would be threatened by other inmates in prison if he was given more privileges.
Rominger said he visited Sandusky Friday and found that he has bounced back emotionally from the trial and sentencing.
"This is the strongest, sharpest I've seen him since the trial," Rominger said.
"He has books and material to read to study for the case, to do some legal research, and can do some writing. I think it's really helped his spirits."
Sandusky, who has maintained his innocence, is in a 1,800-inmate maximum security prison that serves as death row for the state.
"If he was any other sex offender besides Jerry Sandusky he would have a job, he would be out of his cell six hours a day plus, he would have access to a pay phone at all times, he would be able to interact freely with other people during recreation time, he would be able to go to bed check and showers," Rominger said.
"He's not being treated like every other sex offender in Pennsylvania, and the security issues have nothing to do with his crimes, and everything to do with the publicity around him and his crimes," he said.
Rominger said he will ask prison officials to increase Sandusky's telephone privileges from two calls per month to two personal calls, and 10 calls to his legal team to prepare for future legal proceedings.
Rominger said he would like to see Sandusky transferred to a less restrictive prison that houses inmates who are less violent.
McNaughton said Sandusky has a television in his cell, which is unusual for new inmates. Prison officials regularly review the situation of inmates, she said.
"He needs to be patient and let the process work," McNaughton said.
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If I were to have to talk personally of what drives my own writing I would quite naturally have to step outside the framework of national literature. In fact, all of the world's writers are actually stateless. Like many of them, I too have a feeling of separation that cannot be alleviated, a deep feeling of exile and disquietude within stemming from feeling cut off from nature. I too feel the discord of not being able to conform to hierarchical time and the resulting sensation of innate fragmentation that comes from this. On the other hand, when, as a being endowed with memory, I try to create for myself an intellectual framework I find myself experiencing a narcissistically comforting feeling that comes from being an inhabitant of a geography that has deep historical roots spread from the Mediterranean basin to Mesopotamia and from the Middle East to Anatolia. In other words, thanks to something primeval I am able to confront the feeling of statelessness. This intellectual geography is, for me, made up of all the celestial religions, the Greek gods, the myths of Sumeria, the Persian poets and Arab philosophers, Jewish cabalists, Armenian legends, Kurdish dengbejs, Hellenic architecture, the horticultural skill of the early farmers of Rum who domesticated the vine, the traditional Shamanistic practices of the Turkmen tribes, Gypsy songs and the crafts and narratives of numerous peoples. But then the minute that I leave Turkey I am labelled absolutely and exclusively as a female writer who is Turkish and Muslim and I am only accepted by some literary circles if I bear these tags. The emphasis is always on these aspects.
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Until recently, I hadn't given much thought to how many interesting movies were released in (or around) the year I was born, 1975. The 1970s were a particularly good decade for cinematic innovation, so I expect you could pick just about any year and find similar quality and resonances, but I'm going to continue to pretend that 1975 was especially special. Because for me it was where it all began.
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (AP) — A man who killed his estranged wife and four other people in Tennessee in 2009 admitted Friday to killing a sixth person in north Alabama at the start of the rampage.
Jacob Shaffer, 33, pleaded guilty to murdering 50-year-old Sidney Wade Dempsey, who was beaten to death at a marble company in Huntsville.
Shaffer told investigators he killed Dempsey to prepare himself for the beating and stabbing deaths in Lincoln County, Tenn., a few hours later.
"He admitted he killed Sidney Dempsey to see if he had the mettle to go kill his wife and the others," said Jay Town, a Madison County prosecutor. "It was a test. He was just seeing if he could do it."
Shaffer reached plea deals in both states that allow him to avoid possible death sentences in all six murders. In court he wore a jail uniform and a bullet-proof vest.
He admitted to the Tennessee killings in 2011 and already is serving life there.
Town told reporters that Shaffer deserved the death penalty in Alabama, but court rulings that threw out his confession as evidence would have made it difficult.
"Jacob Shaffer does not deserve the possibility of life in prison without parole," Town said.
Alabama jurors still must consider evidence in Dempsey's murder because Shaffer pleaded guilty to a capital charge. A judge set the abbreviated trial for April 29.
Shaffer's estranged wife, Tracie, her teenage son, her father and brother and a 16-year-old neighbor were found dead in two homes in rural Fayetteville, Tenn., on July 18, 2009. Authorities alleged he hitchhiked there after killing Dempsey, an acquaintance, about 30 miles away in Huntsville.
Authorities have said Shaffer's wife was his primary target in Tennessee, and he killed the other people to prevent them from stopping him. The couple had been having marital difficulties.
"It was just a jealousy thing if nothing else, that, 'If I can't have you nobody will,'" said Town.
Shaffer called authorities after the Tennessee slayings, and police found him at the scene with his 4-year-old daughter, who wasn't harmed.
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Ten Figures You're Thankful For?
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November 27, 2008, 04:02 PM
Despite the summer drought, this year brought some amazing figures. I know my mental list of top ten favorites of all time (at least the ones that I own) has certainly changed since last time I thought about it.
My list as of August 2007:
1. Saga2 Nabrun Leids
2. Saga2 Foul Moudama
3. TAC Jawa w/LIN Droid
4. VTAC Snowtrooper
6. TPM Graxol Kelvyyyn
7. VTSC Biker Scout
9. Saga Ashla & Jempa
10. TAC Darth Vader
As of now it's WAY different, probably something like this:
1. POTF2 Max Rebo
2. Saga2 Nabrun Leids
3. TLC General Obi-Wan Kenobi
4. TCW Plo Koon
5. TAC Roron Corobb
6. TLC Yarna D'al Gargan
7. TAC Felucian Warrior
8. TLC Mon Calamari Warrior
9. TLC Arvel Crynyd
10. TSC Foul Moudama
TLC General Saesee Tiin
TLC Padme Amidala (Ilum)
TLC Clone Scuba Trooper
TCW Ahsoka Tano w/Rotta the Huttlet
TAC Jawa w/LIN Droid
Anyone else keep a mental list of their favorite figures? Any changes in this last year? Do I just have way too much time on my hands? :)
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I can't remember what mine have been in the past, but as it stands here are my top ten favorites, in no particular order:
Stormtrooper - Votc/TAC
Emperor - Evolutions
AOTC Clone
Bespin Guard
Bikerscout - Vtsc
IG-88 - Vtac
B-Wing Pilot - Evolutions
A-Wing Pilot - Evolutions
Blackhole Stormtrooper
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1 ) Keyan Farlander (B-Wing Pilot)... Hands down one of, if not my favorite Rebel figure.
2 ) Rebel Honor Guard... Similar to above, but I truly hope we see Hasbro release this guy with the brown ballcap so we get a "new" figure. A unique head would be nice for this release.
3 ) IG-88 (and IG Lancer Droid)... One of the most articulated and awesome figures in the modern line. The detail is disgusting on IG-88, it's so intricate. IG-Lancer droids are IG-88's spawn, and I love them equally because of it.
4 ) Clone Scuba Trooper... I loved the cartoon and the Scuba Trooper was one of my most desired figures. Hasbro knocked this figure out of the park 100%, and I wish I had 20 more of him!
5 ) Just about ANY film Clone... Short of the original AOTC figures, Hasbro's knocked every film Clone figure out of the park. All of them can see improved "uber articulation" with the wrists and hip joints, or a removable helmet, but really Hasbro has pretty awesome figures from the Evolutions Clones to the original Super Articulated AOTC Trooper... Kudos to them for knocking out the white armored guys in droves.
6 ) Clean Sandtrooper from 2007... The ultimate Imperial Army Builder as far as I'm concerned. You get a field backpack, a black shoulder pauldron (nice and low-ranking/generic), a cool staff weapon, an E-11 blaster that fits in the mostly functional holster... And he's clean. Some will say the helmet's not perfect, but to me this figure is greatness. Perhaps the single best army builder in the modern line due to its genericness for simple stormtroopers, and it's EU-ishness for all the extra gear you get to make "Field Stormtroopers" and whatnot.
7 ) Arvel Crynyd & Tycho Celchu A-Wing Pilots... Like Keyan Farlander, these are some of the best figures in the Rebel ranks. Tycho coming with BOTH headgear styles seen in the Home One briefing scene are just icing on the cake, and Arvel's cockpit scene helmet is perfect.
8 ) VOTC Snowtrooper... Short of getting a generic headsculpt, perfect. This is a great figure, and I really hope we see an officer variant with some minor retooling at some point or another.
9 ) 2007/2008 Super Battledroid & Destroyer Droid... The only two Separatist army builders in the basic line that deserve any mention. These are pretty damn perfect figures.
10) The McQuarrie Concept Figures... They're each and every one great. Obi-Wan's the weakest and I still love him. I wish Hasbro would sneak out a couple more to complete things. Tarkin, Rebel Fleet Trooper, Sandtrooper, Hoth Rebel Soldier, Lando, a couple Leia concepts, a Rebel and Imperial pilot concept, etc. I could see a new 2009 sub-line of these or a boxed set.
And this is just the 10 I could think of immediately...
There's a wealth of Cantina aliens I'm thankful for like Myo, Dannik Jerriko, and the upcoming Cantina figures like Wioslea who I don't even have yet! There's tons of droids too, like (and I'm reaching back here) ASP-7 is really a nice figure! Or the original 2-1B who lacks articulation but it's cool still. There's also the wealth of VOTC/VTSC/V30AC figures like Han Hoth (hood up and down brown coat), Bespin Luke who I think is fantastic, X-Wing Luke who is perfect, etc., etc. Add in then all the Evolutions figures like Anakin E2 and E3, the white spandex Padme we just got, the Fett Evolutions figures, etc. Almost all the E3 Jedi were pretty perfect to me as well, and I love them.
Hasbro has done some truly great work... It's tough to dig too deep and find figures you're thankful for... Like I liked the Duros figure, and he still looks good, but do I appreciate him today? I like certain aspects to him but he's a statue in the Cantina these days... I could see them doing better.
I could easily put together a list of figures I'm NOT thankful for! Let's go!
1 ) Hoth Rebel Soldier... Seriously, 3 tries at this and you still haven't even come close Hasbro? When the best feature to one of these guys was his rifle being actually made of a rigid enough plastic it wasn't folded in half, you're just not cutting the mustard.
2 ) Grand Moff Tarkin... At this point, this extremely important character from ANH deserves redone, and Hasbro seems to be dragging their feet on him.
3 ) Piett... The likeness wasn't accurate, the sculpt's ugly/bulky and pre-posed, and at the time he was best suited as a generic Imperial than such a specific character.
4 ) Saber-launching R2-D2... Lame. I'm still annoyed that Bar-2-D2 didn't come with a saber hilt and a little door that opened on his head. It would've been the ultimate way to complete Bar-2 and make him the best R2 on the market IMO.
5 ) E2 Obi-Wan Kenobi... Any of them. They all suck, and they've yet to do any AOTC Obi close to decent.
6 ) E1 Obi-Wan Kenobi... See above. We have a great Qui-Gon and he is sorely lacking a great Obi-Wan. Why does Obi-Wan get shafted?
7 ) E4 Obi-Wan Kenobi... Again I don't see us having a single decent Oldie-Wan Kenobi in the line. The VOTC figure is weak all around with its lack of knee articulation, the lack of the ties on his softgoods robe, the lack of arm articulation... It sucks, and I don't feel the likeness is even that stellar. The ghost figure we got in 2004 is alright as a ghost, but as the live figure I need articulation and softgoods on this one with a great likeness.
8 ) General Veers... "What!?", you say? How can I be down on him? Because I'd always put the formula together that they could do an awesome Veers figure if they'd give him a removable hat and two-piece armor with a belt/holster that comes off. They gave us a molded-on hat that the helmet fits over top of (and bends in the process), a holster that's permanent to his hip, and a single-piece chest armor... The likeness is nice, and Veers is tall so the height is accurate, but the figure is lacking all of the above, plus his articulation sucks. No knees (but swiveling boot tops... why?), and his arms are permanently bent awkwardly. I think better articulation would've probably made me like him more and get him off the list here. Add on the helmet/hat issue, the armor and the belt, and I think he sorta blows and is just a place holder on the shelf instead of a great figure.
9 ) Death Star Trooper... This one's weird that I'm listing it because I'm buying multiples of them. The thing that sucks about the DST is, mostly, his goofy legs that make him A) too tall, and B) awkward looking at each point of articulation. The legs are even oddly bent... this figure just turned out to be a production nightmare. I think the height can be fixed, but I hate fixing **** I shouldn't have to. Hasbro needs to take this figure from the waist down, and resculpt him (maintaining super articulation). Then he'll be great. And if they gave a ****, include a black officer's cap so he's really something special.
10) The Rebel Fleet Trooper... This figure sucks so hard I used it to clean a factory floor the other day. This figure sucks so much that Dyson is trying to patent it as a new feature to their latest vacuum. This figure sucks so much space is afraid of getting pulled into it. If Hasbro ever does the Rebel Fleet Trooper without flaw, I think I'll be truly surprised... I'm hopeful since he gets rumored and mentioned as coming out, but will he be perfect? I could totally see us getting dicked over and getting knee joints like the "Naboo Hanger Guy" had, which are poseable but obviously a notch below ball/socket joints. Or i'm afraid we won't get knees at all, and for some reason we'll get ankle articulation only... Or that we'll get knees, and no ankles, and the ankles are pre-posed like the POTJ figure had. Or that the helmet will be molded on, or the vest will be molded on, or the holster won't work, or this that or the other. Basically I see the FLeet Trooper as having a number of possible screw-ups. Some may not "ruin" the figure, but after waiting since 1995 for a decent basic Rebel soldier, I'll find any distinct flaw annoying.
11) Honorable Mention goes to the Endor Rebel Soldier... Hasbro hasn't done anything right with this guy yet either, except get the sculpt looking sharp and the leg articluation (despite the stupid wide stance) down correctly. He needs updated every bit as much as the other two though, ultimately.
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You can view my latest MOC's in this thread, all photographed and uploaded on the 11th of June 2012. Have fun, and leave a comment or two! I'm always open for criticism.
To begin, Phase 1 of my entry for the GC2 of the Lands of Classic Castle project:
Where you'd least expect it... by teherean, on Flickr
Secondly, Phase 2 of my entry:
The scene. by teherean, on Flickr
Thirdly, the revisited Charging Lions army.
Light Infantry by teherean, on Flickr
And lastly, an experiment with hinges to create round-ish walls. It's the first time I pulled something like this off and made it look nice enough.
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Thanks for watching, and Leg Godt!
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