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Our second visit to this restaurant was, once again, a huge hit. This is a wonderful find for us. The food is fantastic and very allergy-friendly. The staff is wonderful and attentive. The ambiance is pleasant. The bar is fun. The drinks are creative. What more can I say. I highly recommend it!
We were in San Francisco for a meeting. Originally, we were going to go to a Korean restaurants however we decided that we wanted to go to the movies. Dosa, which I was interested in already, happened to be across the street from the movie theater. We have been to southern India and are familiar with the food. My wife and I had a light meal and concentrated exclusively on Southern Indian food. The Bhel puri and Idli and Sambel were excellent. I had an assortment of uddapam, one of which had habaneros on it. Delicious! My wife had a. Masala dosa with peas and paneer. We left just full and very happy. As an aside, the ambience is quite nice as well although we came for the food!
Went here with a group of 8 for a birthday dinner. Our experience couldn't have been much better. We were seated on time, our service was attentive and helpful (even when we had to ask for more time to decide on our food several times); as always, the food was fantastic. The atmosphere is lively, and you don't feel like you're taking over the whole restaurant if you're a larger group (the way you would at the Valencia location). Apparently we are getting a little old indeed, because several of us had a bit of trouble reading the menu in the low light, but we would hesitate to change even that, as it adds to the ambiance of the place. And for everything we ordered, the tab was reasonable. Overall, an excellent meal and celebration.
I had my first dosa in London at a traditional southern Indian restaurant. DOSA takes their cooking seriously with a California spin of creative and seasonal flavors added to dosas and uttapams. Everything was really tasty! The service was welcoming and attentive without being overbearing. We will definitely go back.
This was our first time at Dosa and we were delighted by the knowledgable wait staff and excellent food.
Spicy and delicous. Always a good sign when Indians are eating at an Indian restaurant. Loved it and will be back to try out more of the inventive menu!
Wonderful restaurant with amazing food. Was very impressed by the level of service and the quality of ingredients. Will definitely go back for the cocktails.
Ordered a few cocktails which were all fantastic. Got an appetizer and a few things to split which were all phenomenal. They don't pull any punches on the spices either... Everything was super spicy (just how I like it). Easily the best Indian food I've ever had.
They have a special allergy menu that lists common allergens in each of their dishes. When I indicated I had allergies not listed (in response to our server's polite inquiry), the server and chef figured out something delicious to make me and were very sweet and unobtrusive when following up about the accommodation throughout the meal. If you have wild diet limitations, you know how rare and pleasant that is. Thank you, Dosa! Now I know where to go when it's time to venture out of my own kitchen to meet up with friends.
This is a wonderful Indian restaurant with a modern flair. A wonderful neighborhood restaurant that draws from all over the City.
First time for dinner at Dosa on Fillmore. I was glad we had reservations for Wednesday night at 7:45 - the restaurant was very busy. Service was excellent. The hostess mentioned that our waiter could make recommendations if we had any questions regarding the menu. David, our waiter, asked if we had plans later in the evening; this was appreciated since we were going to a movie at the Kabuki Theatres after dinner. After he made drink and food suggestions, David assured us that he would pace our meal so we could enjoy each course and still make the movie in ample time. We enjoyed our meal (small plates, an entree to share, a dosa and a utampam (sp?)) and the wait staff was very attentive. We will be back...
Came for dinner for the second time. I brought 3 friends who had never been, and everyone left happy and full. Our server asked us a few questions eg. everyone's spice tolerance, and offered to order for us if we wanted. We let him order and were happy with his choices. Everything was delicious, no complaints at all. A pleasant discovery was the Martella Rose which was offered by the glass. It was delicious and a good pairing for all our dinner items.
If you've never tried dosas you must experience this southern indian specialty. The cocktails are also incredible - try the spicy but sweet pink peony, or the ginger cocktail.
Having lived in India, I am a BIG fan of the deeply layered flavors of Indian cuisine. My wife had a bad experience years ago at a cheap Indian buffet and would never consent to trying it again. Our adult children came into town and we wanted to enjoy a nice meal of their choosing - they chose DOSA. My wife reluctantly agreed bracing herself. But, she loved it. We all did. We ended up doing the tasting menu which had varied offerings that were invigorating and satisfying. (For those who are new to Dosa and aren't sure what to enjoy, the tasting menu is well worth exploring). It was an excellent meal that has won my wife over. Every part of the evening made great memories - service, atmosphere, timing, presentation, and most of all taste.
I have been here many times for dinner and love it, but hadn't yet tried it for lunch/brunch. A nice spin on their indian cuisine with eggs and mimosas!
Our cozy circular table for 6 was ready when we arrived. Waiter listened to us then made great suggestions for our shared dinner. All were delighted with the varied and enticing tastes. High ceilings and warm decor added to our comfort. A definite repeat!
I have been dining at Dosa since they first opened the doors on Valencia. They never fail to deliver amazing food and wines including many local producers. Our waiter David C was amazing and so helpful throughout the night. He had knowledge of the wines and the menu which was helpful for the newbies. We will be back for more and if you haven't been you need to go.
This was my second trip to DOSA. My boyfriend and I discovered it accidentally while visiting SF in May and I brought my sister back in October. It did not disappoint. Our food came out very quickly. Our drinks complimented the food perfectly and my sister said it was her favorite restaurant during our five-day trip to the city.
Everything was delicious with one exception - the dessert. - chocolate Panna Cotta was awful but our waitress took it off the bill. now that's good service on top of excellent food. Great place, great location.
Very good indian food! - Drinks - outstanding - Ambiance/ beautiful
This was our third visit to Dosa and we love the variety of the menu selection and quality of the food served. Rava Masala dosa is my favorite and it was simply out of this world. My only compliant is that the sambhar is not very authentic. It was made in the Karnataka style rather than the Tamil Nadu style, which is where sambhar is originally from. My other gripe is that it is very difficult to get a reservation on a weekend, unless you plan well in advance. Overall it is a nice place to take your family for good quality food at a reasonable price and I would highly recommend it.
Food, service, ambience, bar were great. Very enjoyable. The only "but" is too noisy for conversation. Interesting that Open Table doesn't have s box for "too noisy."
I crave this place. The service is amazing, and when I arrived, the manager was so friendly and made sure that all of my allergies (shellfish, gluten, melon, etc) was all taken care of. He gave great recommendations and was just friendly overall. The food is delicious and there are so many gluten free, shellfish-free options. The menu is really robust. The waitstaff are amazing and I'm so glad it is open later than all the other spots around. SF needs more late night places and this is open to at least 11. woohoo. It's a little on the pricier side but the quality of the food, the ambiance and the staff are worth it. I can't wait to go back.
Great place to dine. Awesome Dosa and overall presentation and quality of food. Fun waiters and wine list as well. I had a great time there with my dad and family over Halloween weekend. I will definitely come back again with friends.
Well executed delicious Indian food. Trendy venue. Great service. Admittedly overpriced for Indian food but would still definitely come back. =)
Fabulous food, too loud . Also fairly cool temperature inside
Been here before and the food and ambiance are exceptional. Definitely try this place. Only gripe is this last visit our server was virtually non-existent. Bus boys were very helpful though!
A wonderful change from the standard South Indian restaurants that dot the bay area and can be found at every corner!!! Excellent quality food and exciting and innovative variations on the originals -- adds a European flair to South Indian cuisine! The result is a gastronomical delight!
On the Diwali menu , it would be nice to see more of vegetarian dishes included California is so diverse and I am glad you had special Diwali night. Me and my husband had a very good time. We came in early and fortunately we got seated right away The sweet platter was excellent. Wine selection is amazing. You may want to have an appetizer platter with Samosa, Pakoda and such.
Seated close to reservation time. Food spicy though very good. Fun place to be on Divali.
I've been going to Dosa on Fillmore for years, and amazingly it keeps getting better. The food is superb, the restaurant is beautiful and whether I am on a date or with a big group we always have a blast. The cocktails alone are worth the trip.
The food was absolutely amazing and the waiter was very knowledgable and made great recommendations. This was my first time eating Indian food and it was absolutely amazing and delicious. We will definitely come back and eat at this place. I recommend making reservations or you will have to wait. We also got to experience Diwali.
Love this place. Have been to DOSA multiple times and every time the food has been great. They are extremely busy on weekend nights. We made reservations and despite had to wait for 25 mins before we were seated. They have great cocktails menu. The ambiance is brilliant. Definitely recommend visiting this place.
Beautiful restaurant. Loved the ambience. Ate here with a friend on Monday night before catching a show at the Fillmore. Very convenient location with parking across the street from the Japantown Garage. We ordered the spicy pork meatballs as an appetizer along with entree recommendations from our friendly and knowledgeable waiter. We shared both dishes as they were each plentiful. We almost wished we had room for dessert but we were stuffed. I highly recommend this restaurant!
Took some out of town friends to Dosa. Very friendly staff - quite helpful in giving us an idea that to feed 4 of us - 2 small plates, 2 large plates and a Dosa or Uttapam would be sufficient. And it was, and it was delicious. I've eaten a lot of Indian food while in the UK, and this ranks right up there with some of the finest Indian food I've eaten. Well done!
It wasn't a packed early Friday lunch time at the Dosa. The waiting staff did a superb job of describing the menu items, which some of us needed, being that this was our first time here. The food, including the many accompanying condiments, was prepared to perfection. It hit the spot in characterizing the southern Indian region. Our favorite dosa, and we tried a few, was the one filled with spinach fennel followed closely by the one spiced with basil, both non-typical but yet uniquely south Indian! The squash pakoras were a standout among the appetizers we tried as was the shortbread squares with custard for dessert. Overall, we had a memorable lunch experience at the Dosa and will come again!
Great food, amazing ambience...you must checkout this place!
Had an nice dinner at Dosa. The food sounded incredible on the menu, but after thinking about it, I'm not that sure it was really any better than our neighborhood Dosa here in Alpharetta. Service was very attentive thanks to Chris, and the space is nice.
For $40 you get 3 dishes (not including a dessert) from this wonderful chef. Our second course Dosa had pumpkin in it for a little seasonal flair, and the cocktails were well balanced and unique.
The food is high quality and inventive it is north India Cusine but reminesence of Singapore Cusine. The lunch menu is a perfect brunch or mid day snack heavy on the dosa, the restaurant and my favorite the udapan. The food is a spicy pick me up but burned my associate as it was abut too spicy! This is a great lunch addition to the area .. If you hit OTD one day and Dosa the next , it is a wonderful ethnic food experience in the chic Filmore district
I had been wanting to go to DOSA for some time now and finally had the chance last week and all I can say is wow! Everything about the dinner was fantastic! We ordered the samosa's, lamb kofta, the coconut cilantro fish, and the paneer and peas dosa and every dish that came just blew our minds! I will definitely be back soon!
We had dinner here before attending a near by show. We had excellent service and the food was very good. Great cocktails too. We really enjoyed ourselves. The server made sure we received our order on time and we made it to our show in perfect time. Thanks
My husband and I were so pleased with our entire experience at Dosa. The food was incredible, the wine list was great and reasonably priced, and the service was spot-on. We both left loving Dosa and would come back in a heartbeat if we are ever in the San Fran area again.
Very well served and the waiters know well about each dish and provides you with a detail explanation of the ingredients of the dish you like to order. Food is spicy enought for spicy Indian food lovers. Ambiance was very nice and pleasant. A vibrant full bar for an Indian restaurant which is a rare find. Bar service is pretty quick. Pretty for dinner. Overall service is quick and good. Altogether, one of the best places in the city to eat (specially Indian food)
Unique flavors, high ceilings with acoustic tiles allow conversation ti be heard. Pretty chandeliers throughout. Some meat offerings but vegetarian dishes are the stars. Learned what a dosa is--an Indian crepe, that comes stuffed with goodies and accompanied by 3 scrumptious dipping sauces. YUM!
The first problem was that they had us down for the wrong day. They were expecting us the next day, but, fortunately, we're still able to accommodate us. The second problem was a mix-up in the order, which meant that one member of our party had to wait. The third problem was the waiter with his superior attitude and attempts at humor.
Noisy, & tables oh so close together but alas that's just how it is in the city where real estate is at a premium. We enjoyed every bite of our meal looking forward to returning.
We love the food. Dosa is usually very crowded and we appreciated being seated on time, despite people (without reservations, likely) waiting. Also they gave us a corner table ( on the quiet side) as we had requested. The place is a bit noisy and on the youthful side (we are all seniors), but we love the food and it's worth putting up with the bar scene and noise.
Incredibly delicious food and a menu with ingredients that are continuously changing while upholding the same level of quality and taste at a minimum. Best mixed drinks, best Indian food. Fantastic service. Top notch all round, Its been a true gem and consistent favorite for many years now. I really don't know what else to say except you'd be silly to not try it at least once.


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Upping the ante in aggression without picking up the pace, Murder The Mountains sports a more professional approach than its predecessor: Herein lies stouter production, lending itself to thicker riffage and some bigger grooves. And of course, that's all a plus, but these efforts are expended on largely ho-hum material. A High On Fire sound runs rampant, though well below that band's fist-in-the-air unstoppable magnificence. Vocalist Aaron Beam turns in a suitably gruff, Matt Pike-esque performance, and these riffs walk the walk of that band's burliness, without quite talking the talk of their concurrent awesomeness.
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Apartament les Arts 3BРайон: Ciutat VellaКоличество человек: 4 Гостей
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Apartament de les Arts 1B is a lovely two-bedroom apartment located in the heart of the historic Raval district, just off the wonderful Boquería market. It has been entirely refurbished in Autumn 2010, using contemporary design with original features such as the century old wooden windows, the wooden beams and hydraulic tile floor, in order to create a sensation of comfort.
This 60 m2 flat is located on a third floor (with elevator). The bright living room with sitting and dining area includes a very well-equipped open plan kitchen and gives to the inner courtyard. There are two bedrooms: one with a double bed (1m50 wide) and a second with a single bed (1m75), both enjoy a relaxing balcony which gives to the street. The apartment also offers a brand new design bathroom with bathtub and showerscreen.
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Минимальный срок проживания: 91 ночиЦена (включая НДС), oт:Цена за 3-6 месяцев980 €/месяцБолее 6 месяцев:900 €/месяцДругие расходыДата заезда / Дата выезда:15 € / 10 €Регистрация в воскресенье:30 €Регистрация после 20h:30 €
Депозит: 2.400 €
Другие условияB цену не включен гонорар агентства (10% суммы, указанной в договоре, + 21% НДС; как минимум aрендная плата за 1 месяц), oплата за воду и электроэнергию, телефон / интернет, так-же не включен НДС. Владелец дополнительно может потребовать гарантийную oплату, указанную как страховой депозит. Цена включает НДС и уборку раз в две недели. -
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It is located in the centre of the nearly pedestrian Raval district, only 150 m away from Barcelona's most famous street: the Ramblas and its green underground line (stop Liceu). The gorgeous and historic Boquería market, the Liceu opera house and the landmark MACBA Museum of Contemporary Art are all just around the corner, just as many art galleries, original bookstores and many lovely bars, restaurants and terraces.
After a 5 minutes-walk you will reach Plaza Catalunya, the heart of the city; here you will find the major transport connections: the green and red underground line, the regional trains, Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat, the most important bus lines, and the bus to the airport, Aerobus.
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Selling and tasting of top quality wines, olive oils and cheeses. In the back shop: home-made dishes.Restaurant
Fresh Catalan cuisine in a pleasant atmosphere at reasonable prices (30-40€)Ice-cream parlour
Fresh cuisine specialised in seafood. Interesting prices.Car & bike rentals
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Professional odontologic service, always using the latest technical improvements, specialised in implantology. Relaxed atmosphere.Hairdresser´s shop
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A modern hairdresser´s where besides getting a new haircut you can enjoy cocktails and good music on nights of full moon.Nightclub
One of the hottest spots in Barcelona´s nightlife. Razzmatazz offers three concert rooms and two discos.Bar
A monument not to be missed to have the best chocolate milk in town with some pastry. They also sell their own fresh dairy products.Bookshop
More than 100.000 books including rare and curious works on all themes and of all disciplines.Spa
Hot, cold and cool water baths, massages, aromatherapy and many other ancient techniques, from the traditional Arab baths.Restaurant
To enjoy and taste good japanese food while walking in Barcelona Old town.
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You will explore Barcelona in a unique way, you will see by bike the best highlights of the city. Tours are available in English, Dutch and German. Baja Bikes offers bike tours and walking tours.Restaurant
Though externally it looks like a humble beach bar, Kaiku offers some of the most delicious dishes in Barcelona. It is highly recommended to sit down in the terrace with sea sight and to order the "Chef ´s smoked rice".Music Store
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In Santa Rita you will find vinyl records, books and very stylish retro objects. This store, located in the center of the Raval, will delight every design lover.Gifts
A Handmade soaps factory, every one of them with a different scent, a different shape and a different colour, located in the Barrio Gotico. They have a collection of designs inspired in the city of Barcelona that would make a great gift.Bakery
Bakery and products made with ecological ingredientsRestaurant
Restaurant located in a medieval palace (XIIth century), which offers Mediterranean and International cuisineBar
Good bar to go while visiting Barcelona old town and taste economic and good lunch menu from 6€. Or go at night and try one of the cocktails while listening good music and within a modern and nice environment.
Open Monday to Friday from 1pm to 5 pm and from 8pm to 2am. Saturday and Sunday from 8 pm to 2am. Friday and Saturday nights open til 3am.
Intimate space to enjoy a musical night it also turns into a nightclub from 00:00 every night.
Entry prize from 10€.
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Self-service launderette, works from 8 am to 11 pm every day.Laundry service
Self-service launderette, works from 8 am to 10 pm every day, all year round.Restaurant
Bar Lobo is part of grupo Tragaluz, a family business with lots of restaurants in Barcelona and Madrid. Food quality, good prizes and excelent service its always been a must.
Bar Lobo its located next to Las Ramblas and its a perfect place to enjoy the neirbourgouht and have a break after a walk trouhgt the center of the city. Terrace available.
Open every day from 9am to 12am and open til 2am on thursday, friday and saturday.
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The late Pantera guitarist talks about giving your riffs some extra meatiness.
Members of Lamb of God, Trivium, Arch Enemy, Megadeth, Opeth show you how to shred!
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Regarded by many as the three most vital purveyors of pure hard rock/heavy metal sonic evil, AC/DC's Angus Young, Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page and Black Sabbath's Tony Iommi have each forged a distinct, instantly recognizable guitar style and sound. After more than three decades of dedicated service, all three players continue to influence countless up-and-coming metalheads the world over, and an in-depth study of each guitarist's distinct musical personality is mandatory for any aspiring hard rock player.
It's definitely true that Stevie Ray Vaughan is one of my all-time favorite guitarists. Ironically, I was never really into Stevie while he was alive. Then, shortly after he died, I got hold of a video of him playing a live show and was just totally blown away by his timing, his tone, his feel, his vibrato, his phrasing — everything. Some people are just born to play guitar, and Stevie was definitely one of them.
In the following videos, guitarist John Petrucci talks about the new Dream Theater album, A Dramatic Turn of Events, and shows you how to play the song "On The Backs Of Angels."
Practice tips from John Petrucci: Say to yourself, "During this hour I'm going to master this passage." There's nothing wrong with noodling—it can actually produce some of the best ideas—but you'll get a lot more out of your practice time if you have an agenda.
In this lesson we'll be looking at adding the 5th of each chord on top of these fun and cool-sounding blues chords. Though you are only adding one note to each chord in the progression, the 5th, you might be surprised how well this works in expanding the texture and color of the two-note chords you learned in the first two lessons of this series.
This week I'm going to focus on open-position pentatonic licks utilizing open strings. Although open-position licks limit the keys in which you can solo, the option to incorporate open strings gives you some extra room for creativity. I also like the tonal qualities of playing low on the neck. People generally expect you to solo up high, so by getting used to playing down in the open position, you can create some unexpected dynamics in your solos.
Hailed by Guitar World as a "fretboard wizard" and voted "Best New Talent" by Guitar World readers in 1991, Nuno Bettencourt has maintained his relevance since first coming onto the national scene in the late '80s, thanks to his inventive playing, killer tone and skillful songwriting.
Yes, Dream Theater are less than a week away from releasing their new album, Dream Theater, on September 24. However, we thought we'd share a Guitar World lesson video pertaining to Dream Theater's 2009 album, Black Clouds & Silver Linings.
When Jimi Hendrix first exploded onto the scene, much attention was riveted on his radical reinvention of guitar-soloing vocabulary, technique and sound, inspired by a now-familiar roster of great blues soloists. But Hendrix had another musical asset that set him apart from similarly influenced British blues-rock contemporaries: years of experience as a professional R&B rhythm guitarist.
In its most basic form, the lick is a sequence of six notes played as a sextuplet or two sets of triplets (depending on the tempo). The notes are played on the same string, which makes it very easy to alternate-pick and build speed. Once you have mastered the basic pattern, you can apply the lick to different scales and positions to give an almost endless amount of variations.
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I Hate My Husband - When I got together with my husband I was sixteen and I had no idea that it would put me where i am right now. When I turned seventeen he had gotten me pregnant and i split up with him before i found out. I saw him once after i had my son. Then...
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Aug 13, 2007
Tantrum - I can feel the tantrum in the air. He is going to subject my kids to his cruel behavior because he is mad that I (the employed) wont support his ( the lazy unemployed one) smoking habit. He has not even tried to get a job. It's a year this month he has lived off me...
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Nov 3, 2012
I hate him. I hate him. I. Hate. Him. I pray every day that he dies I despise everything he is, everything he does, everything he says. I've been married 13 years - feels like 1000. He's controlling, manipulative, hates my family, is anti-social, a freak, totally...
10 hours ago
Trouble Maker - My husband loves causing trouble loves being angry always pics on me and my son and I am sick and tired of his **** lately he has been extra ******* like and it's too much to handle its as if he needs to be put on meds or something cause he's not making any sense...
1 Response
Nov 18
My Manipulative 'always The Victim' Husband - I now despise, resent, and can now truthfully say I hate my husband for more reasons than I ever thought possible. This man has stolen 7 years of my life from me. We never really had a "honeymoon phase" in the beginning of our...
1 Response
Nov 28
You Supposed To Be The Man - Being married is the only dumb thing I regret mostI'am going to write it while blood is still boiling to the thousands of degrees and not for the sake of sharing it.
Now don't get me wrong, teachers and preachers and judge mental people...
43 Responses
Jun 3, 2012
20 Years Later..... - i met my husband in 1986. We married in 1994. Everything was good until about 2 years ago. I believe he is the root of my depression. I really think he tries to upset me. Right now I am not working and most men can...
20 Responses
Jun 14, 2007
I Can't Believe Him - His dad just gave him money for Christmas shopping. His cancer is bad, he's got months unless something changes. So a normal person would want to make their last Christmas with their family memorable...right? This jackass just spent over $1200 on a new rifle...
2 Responses
Nov 16
He is an *** who is trying to ruin my entire life and is trying to say no but I love you hogwash
21 hours ago
NOT Worth It - I too hated my husband for a very long time, fell into a deep depression over 10 years, thought this poor marriage had to be my fault. Contrire...It was him..Still hate him, he makes my life hell in little ways still, left 8 months ago, and could not be happier..I...
65 Responses
May 10, 2007
I Hate My Husband …. - Have you ever woken up and you are disgusted by the man whom you have shared your bed with for 15 plus years? I have and often. His look, voice , smell , the way he breathes. Ugh. We fight about almost everything from money to the smallest things. Like...
4 Responses
Nov 6
I Married A Loser! -
My husband was wonderful until he quit his job in 2004 trying to become an entreprenuer. Since then its been up and down. Lately its been down and I wish I never married him. He walked out on his last job in January, stays at home for 22...
69 Responses
Mar 9, 2010
I Hate My Husband ! - After 24 years and 4 kids, my husband wants a divorce. I was pretty and he pursued me when ever I left him over the years. I feel like now that I gained 20 poulds over the past year and broke an incisor that I don't have the $3,000 to fix, I am no longer...
8 Responses
Sep 22
3rd Class Citizen/Child- Take Your Pick - I dont know where to start. Cant start from the beginning because that would be a novel. So I will jump right in.
My husband treats me like a child or a 3rd class citizen. Sometimes both at the same time. He talks down to me. Never takes...
12 Responses
Nov 11
wasted my life... - For the past couple of days I have been wondering why I have wasted so much of my life? I have been with my husband for 13 years, married for 9. The only joy that has come out of this marriage are my 3 beautiful children, who are truly my life...
2 Responses
Nov 11, 2009
Animal -
i just wanted to say reading u all makes me feel better. because i now no I'm not alone. and neither are you (even though it may feel like it) i want out. and I'm working on it. it takes a while to save enough money when u do not work and just go to school. but i am...
4 Responses
Apr 10, 2010
I Hate My Husband! - I have been married for 18 years and their isnt a day that goes by that I dont think about killing the son of a bit** **** poor excuse for a man. I think about killing him at least 5-6 times a day. I look at him sometimes and think...does he really have to...
4 Responses
Nov 22
Enough Is Enough!!! - I asked my pathetic excuse for a man "husband" and I use this word lightly because this idiot literally has no business being in a relationship with anyone in his entire life. I just cannot comprehend how any one person would insist on wanting to spend the...
3 Responses
Oct 17
23 Years of Hell - I don't know why I have stayed married to this guy for so long, I guess you could say it is a marriage of convenience. He has never been a good father to our two daughters, always his work came first. I have felt like a single parent forever. ...
20 Responses
Dec 29, 2007
It seems as though everytime we go somewhere in public he always finds someone to stare at. In front of me or not. No respect. I hate it. He always denies it and acts like I'm the crazy one who is jealous or im wrong and he isn't looking. I'm not stupid. It's not good for my self...
5 Responses
1 day ago
My Hate Letter For My Husband. - You are not the person who will break my faith in love, you are not the person who will going to hurt me for the rest of my life, you are not the person who will make me feel pathetic all the time, I am looking forward on the day I will...
4 Responses
Feb 1, 2010
I'm So Sick of My Husband! - I haven't even been married to my husband for 2 years and I already can't stand him anymore. I love him so much, but he isn't how I thought he would be.... He was in Iraq for the first year of our marriage and I thought that...
2 Responses
Jun 29, 2009
Husband Refuses To Help - God, I have been frustrated for so many years. We have been married for 7 years.
I do everything around the house. He doesn't lift a finger. He leaves dirty dishes and his clothes on the floor and then complains that the house is messy. When I am...
4 Responses
Sep 16
Dying A Little More Day By Day - My Husband and I are living separate lives in the same house! Yes, I know its madness, we HATE each other, but neither of us want to be THE ONE to go.
The house has to be sold, in order for both of us to have financial security, "put the house on...
3 Responses
Nov 4
Mr Hyper - I am so sick and tired of his bad temper i am afraid to speak to him because I am so sick of him taking it as a put down if I try to speak to him he will say if you don't like it get out instead of trying to fix the problem he comes from a family who loves to fight so...
7 Responses
Nov 29
My husband deploys to Afghanistan in under a month. You would think he would be using this little time we have left together as a family to make lasting memories. Well, he is creating lasting memories, negative ones. Ever since we married he has been incredibly disrespectful...
6 Responses
Dec 4
Tonight we argued again, although briefly, but the same topics came up. Initially I tried so hard to be kind. I talked about how much I love him and how I just want to enjoy the little bit of time I have left with him before he deploys. I suggested going and buying a Christmas...
2 Responses
Dec 5
I Have Had Enough! -
I have a husband who is the biggest liar. Ever since we got married, I have helped him handle his finances because he gives me the lame reason of not earning enough. Since I come from a pretty stable family, I have all the support from my family. For two...
2 Responses
Mar 16, 2010
I Never Thought It Would Be Me - Greetings. I am at the stage where I do not mind if my "husband" finds this mail. I have always considered myself warm, generous, moral, kind ,into world peace and all that but......... I am QUITE surprised about this particular...
187 Responses
Apr 29, 2007
I loathe my husband...we have been married for a little over two years and it has SUCKED! One minute he tells me I am the best wife in the world and the next he tells me I am a controlling b***h. He never apologizes, he always blames me for our fights, he repays *** with TAT...
1 Response
a week ago
He Did It Again! - Yes! You got it right! He did it again! Everything's well the whole day and out of the blue he just got mad! He threw everything that's in his sight! My books! The chairs! I really think he's mad! I swear I hate him even more! My husband is evil!!! I wish I can...
22 Responses
May 17
I Have To Praise Him Like I Should? - Why do the lazy people in the relationship want to be praised for every little thing that they do?
I do laundry day in and day out, yet my husband wants me to notice that he hung something up.
I do dishes every day, yet my husband washes one...
2 Responses
Dec 1, 2012
I Used To Love Him - I really did. I used to love my husband. I loved him so much I thought I would die if anything happened to tear us apart. But that's the worst thing about a broken heart. You feel like you should die from it, but you have to keep on living and feeling it...
7 Responses
Nov 10
Casting - Couples With Marriage Troubles - ARE YOU SEPARATED BUT STILL LIVING WITH YOUR SPOUSE?
Is your Marriage in Trouble and are you BOTH Considering Dating other people? We are looking for Married Couples who have hit a rough patch in their marriage and are still living...
Nov 25
I Hate My Husband - I met my husband when I was fifteen and we have been together for twenty yrs! We have been married for thirteen with two great kids. My hsbnd is a great father. He is hard working generous person. The problem? He cannot tell you what is bothering him so he...
8 Responses
Nov 8, 2007
Driving Your Boyfriend Crazy ???? - Driving your boyfriend crazy is a guaranteed way to make your relationship more fun, dynamic, and sexy. If you want to drive your boyfriend wild and to make him want you even more, you have to be bold, adventurous, and sexy, and to remember to...
Nov 27
This Is A Public Service Annoucement - Simply put.....selfish, self centered (idky), arrogant (again idky), selfish, uncaring, ignorant, and selfish...as you all can see, I HATE A SELFISH MOTHERFU@#ER!!!!~~~
Mine is the posterchild for @$$ HOLES!! If you look up @$$ hole in the...
1 Response
Nov 13
I'm So Sick of Him - I am so sick of everything being my fault! I can't stand him and want to go right this instant! Now I'm responsible for the crappy washer and dryer, it's my fault that rent a center keeps giving us pieces of crap. He's the one who went there and got the stuff...
3 Responses
Apr 12, 2008
Story of my life I have had a ****** marriage my whole marriage he has done all sorts if crap too much too even get into. Oh he lost his job last Monday.. And has sat on his *** and won't look fir a job. Then last night at 5:30 he said do u care of I hang out. I said ok stay...
8 Responses
5 days ago
Sexting With Another Woman. - I actually don't hate my husband, I love him.. he's what ive been looking for my whole life. Our marriage is great, but of course we have our little arguments, but who doesn't. Well, recently while my husband was in the shower, I went through his...
8 Responses
Nov 6
My Marriage Is a Joke - First of all, I want to say how strange this feels for me to say this to someone. I was looking for advice on divorce and I ended up at this site.
I might as well start at the beginning...I am a recovering drug addict. I have two...
52 Responses
Sep 23, 2007
Married to a Jerk - I have been married for almost 14 years. I started to hate my husband about 10 years ago (when my son was born). Everything in life that goes wrong is my fault at least he sees it that way. I cannot do anything right and I am a horrible mother. He has...
7 Responses
Apr 30, 2008
Duper's Delight - I absolutely love that I found this!
Needless to say, the love is dead.
WTF was I thinking?
As I lie here, sleepless, kept awake by horrendous pig snoring noises...
Everyone outside this house thinks you're great and, to them, you are. Volunteer to coach...
26 Responses
Jun 14, 2009
Actually I Don't " Hate " My Husband. - I just don't have any strong emotion toward him anymore.
I used to love him.
Loved enough to leave my home country to be with him.
He was playing a pro sport in my country for about a year when I first met him.
I was 23 and he was 21...
3 Responses
Nov 5
Remember the day that rock my world 2yr post traumatic experience still dealing with the questions that haunt me of why and how. Similar to a birthday or anniversary date. This date is ingrained in my memory forever and alike a celebratory feeling its like a grief. Not fully...
5 days ago
Lazey Git - I hate my husband. We've been married over a year n I can't stand his b*****. I regret getting married to him. I don't know where to start n when I think about starting I get a bloody headache. I'm lookin for a house now(which I'm paying for) and he thinks hel be...
4 Responses
Nov 15
I Hate My Husband - I'm not even sure where to start. He's a liar, greedy, selfish, uncompassionate, a@#hole. Most of our issues stem from financially problems. He simply doesn't care about paying bills. He buys scratch offs and pot before he even brings his pay checks home...
4 Responses
Nov 6
I don't hate him, but I REALLLLLLLY dislike him - I don't hate my husband, but I certainly hate my marriage. We have two beautiful children together and that's about the only good that ever came from our union. Our personalities are too different for us to cohabitate for much...
3 Responses
Dec 3
I Let My Heart Overrule My Judgement - I hate my husband because he made me believe that life was going to get better and he lied, he's cheated and lied and abused me for the things he's done in our marriage I hate that I made the mistake of putting him first, doing things to...
4 Responses
Nov 20
Satan's Secretary - You know how someone can upset your spirit? You know how no matter how you try to distance yourself from someone they just can't help themselves, they have to torment you? That is what I get. A man that just does not know when to quit. Even now we are apart...
29 Responses
Jul 31, 2011
He Makes My Blood Boil!!!! - How can 1 person **** me off so bad? I am turning into someone I don't even know. I can't even speak cause he won't ever shut the hell up!! I have never felt so devalued in my life! Feels like I just woke up in a roadside ditch...DON'T WAKE UP IN A...
1 Response
Aug 10, 2012
Sexy Honest Conman - I dicovered this website when i typed "I HATE MY HUSBAND" IN TO GOOGLE. I didnt think it would bring anything up, but surprise, it did. I just got of the train and sat i n the station still dumb founded from the days events. I decided to go to...
16 Responses
Jan 1, 2010
Another Day in Paradise, it's a cycle really. Isn't it always? It starts with love and affection, laughter and great conversation. Then his anger comes out, his nitpicking and misery. Why must you stand over my shoulder and tell me what to do and how to do it? Why must you slam...
1 Response
3 days ago
Another Holiday With No Gift - I hate my husband!! Well maybe not him but the way he treats and speaks to me. My husband never has anything nice to say to me. Whenever he speaks to me it is in a rude and judgemental way. He condems and puts me down whenever he feels the need...
9 Responses
Dec 25, 2007
I've turned to self medicating to deal with the depression and stress from this marriage. Nothing illegal, but lately I have been wondering how happy I would be with some mary jane in my life.
The other day he told me, unprovoked, that I didn't have his back. This hurt on so...
2 Responses
7 hours ago
I feel like a single parent.
I don't work because with two small children it wouldn't make sense with the wages in the area.
I wake up this morning to the same tired scene as the day before except today is thanksgiving and he doesn't have to work. My morning goes something...
4 Responses
Nov 28
Stupidity Just Can't Be Fixed! -
I've been married for 13 years. God knows why. I figured out pretty fast that "quirky" was really just a cover for stupid and obnoxious. I think maybe I stay married because its easier than going through the crap of getting a...
11 Responses
Mar 9, 2010
Not sure I know where to start. However, I do not hate my husband but I do dislike him at times. I feel like my maturity level exceeds his, its as if I am continuing to mature and he seems to be going in the opposite direction. He constantly talks about people he think is ugly or...
3 days ago
15 Years With A Passive-aggressive - My soon-to-be ex husband is not a bad guy. He tries to do the right thing and so do I. I do not blame him entirely for the dissolution of our marriage as I am at fault as well. My experience with him has been rough. He always seemed to work...
4 Responses
Jan 3
I Seriously Hate My Family - The backstory is like this. Growing up was so ****** mom and dad always fought and were Wierd like the type of people that don't like to go inside restauraunts to eat, when dad is in a "bad mood" everyone has to walk on eggshells, never had money, it...
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Nov 21


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Chillingo launches new indie games initiative
Chillingo, the EA-owned mobile publisher which first brought Angry Birds to light, has launched a new initiative called 100% Indie. A web portal offers indie mobile developers a range of support tools and resources, but also a chance to hook up with Samsung. The hardware manufacturer is gaining huge ground in the smartphone market, and wants games developers on board; it's offering up to six months of 100% revenue followed by competitive revenue share rates for any titles accepted into the program in the first six months.
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Apple's share prices have dropped by 20% since iPhone 5 launched in September, resulting in an £80 billion loss at the California company.
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Samsung bests Apple in Q3 as global smartphone manufacturer
Samsung has overtaken Apple as the global top smartphone manufacturer. According to data complied by research firm Strategy Analytics published by Bloomberg, shipments from Samsung were up 44% for the July-September period, with a total of 27.8 million smartphones shipped. Sales for Samsung's telecommunications division doubled year-on-year to $2.2 billion, or 60% of it's total revenue. In comparison, iPhone sales fell by 16% to 17.1 million units during the quarter, which provided Samsung with a 23.8% share of the market. Thanks, GI.biz.
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Rutherford has a unique vinyl collection. He only collects the Beatles first pressing of The White Album. I met him in Recess gallery where he exhibits his collection. In this show Chang is creating a record store that stocks only White Albums. But rather than selling the albums, he buys more from anyone willing to part more »
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One— Patterns of Resource Inadequacy and American Values
1. See Richard D. Coe, "A Preliminary Empirical Examination of the Dynamics of Welfare Use," in Martha S. Hill, Daniel H. Hill, and James N. Morgan, eds. Five Thousand American Families—Patterns of Economic Progress, Volume 9: Analyses of the First Twelve Years of the Panel Study on Income Dynamics (Ann Arbor: Survey Research Center, Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan, 1981), pp. 121-68, especially pp. 159-60; Greg J. Duncan et al., Years of Poverty, Years of Plenty: The Changing Economic Fortunes of American Workers and Families (Ann Arbor: Survey Research Center, Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan, 1984), especially chap. 3. [BACK]
2. This discussion draws on a variety of works; particularly useful are Robert N. Bellah et al., Habits of the Heart: Individualism and Commitment in American Life (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1985), especially pp. 253-62; C. B. Macpherson, Democratic Theory: Essays in Retrieval (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1973), chap. 7, especially pp. 145-47; Joseph A. Pechman, Henry J. Aaron, and Michael K. Taussig, Social Security: Perspectives on Reform (Washington, D.C.: Brookings, 1968), pp. 28-30; Sidney Ratner, James H. Soltow, and Richard Sylla, The Evolution of the American Economy: Growth, Welfare, and Decision Making (New York: Basic Books, 1979). [BACK]
3. Lester C. Thurow, The Zero-Sum Society: Distribution and the Possibilities for Economic Change (New York: Basic Books, 1980), pp. 168-70. See also Richard Parker, The Myth of the Middle Class: Notes on Affluence and Equality (New York: Liveright, 1972). [BACK]
4. William J. Goode, World Revolution and Family Patterns (New York: Free Press, 1963), pp. 10-26. [BACK]
5. Jean Giles-Sims, "Expectations, Behavior, and Sanctions Associated with the Stepparent Role," Journal of Family Issues 5 (March 1984): 116-30; Greg J. Duncan and James N. Morgan, "Persistence and Change in Economic Status and the Role of Changing Family Composition," in Hill, Hill, and Morgan, Five Thousand American Families , pp. 1-44. [BACK]
6. See Paul Starr, The Social Transformation of American Medicine: The Rise of a Sovereign Profession and the Making of a Vast Industry (New York: Basic Books, 1982), bk. 1, chaps. 1 and 2. [BACK]
7. Stanley Lebergott, The American Economy: Income, Wealth, and Want (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1976) develops this point at length, pp. 3-20 and 88-107. This view does not take into account Michael Walzer's point that the inability of impoverished people to take part in many customary and important activities effectively denies them continue
membership in society. See Walzer, Spheres of Justice: A Defense of Pluralism and Equality (New York: Basic Books, 1983), pp. 105-8. [BACK]
8. This account draws on Lee Rainwater, "Persistent and Transitory Poverty: A New Look," Working Paper no. 70, Joint Center for Urban Studies of MIT and Harvard University, June 1981. See also Duncan et al., Years of Poverty, and three selections in Hill, Hill, and Morgan, Five Thousand Families: Duncan and Morgan, "Persistence and Change in Economic Status"; Coe, "Preliminary Empirical Examination"; and Martha S. Hill, "Some Dynamic Aspects of Poverty,'' pp. 93-120. Rainwater estimates that 16 percent of American households are persistently poor. The federal government, however, sets the "poverty line" at a lower level of annual income, and by this standard in recent years only about 13 to 15 percent of all Americans live in poverty. See Duncan et al., Years of Poverty, chap. 2. [BACK]
9. See David R. Cameron, "The Expansion of the Public Economy: A Comparative Analysis," American Political Science Review 72 (December 1978): 1243-61; David Collier and Richard E. Messick, "Prerequisites Versus Diffusion: Testing Alternative Explanations of Social Security Adoption," American Political Science Review 69 (December 1975): 1299-1315; Hugh Heclo, Modern Social Politics in Britain and Sweden: From Relief to Income Maintenance (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1974); Arnold J. Heidenheimer, Hugh Heclo, and Carolyn Teich Adams, Comparative Public Policy: The Politics of Social Choice in Europe and America, 2d ed. (New York: St. Martin's, 1983); Howard M. Leichter, A Comparative Approach to Policy Analysis: Health Care Policy in Four Nations (New York: Cambridge University Press, 1979); Gaston V. Rimlinger, Welfare Policy and Industrialization in Europe, America, and Russia (New York: Wiley, 1971); Harold L. Wilensky, The Welfare State and Equality: Structural and Ideological Roots of Public Expenditures (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1975), chap. 3. [BACK]
10. On the history of these ideas, see Henry Rogers Seager, Social Insurance: A Program of Social Reform (New York: Macmillan, 1910); Isaac Max Rubinow, Social Insurance, With Special Reference to American Conditions (New York: Henry Holt, 1913). On support and resources see G. John Ikenberry and Theda Skocpol, "Expanding Social Benefits: The Role of Social Security," Political Science Quarterly, 102 (Fall 1987): 389-416. [BACK]
11. See, for instance, Benjamin I. Page, Who Gets What from Government (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1983), chap. 3. [BACK]
12. For a more extensive listing of social insurance programs, see Roy H. Grisham, Jr., and Paul D. McConaughy, eds., Encyclopedia of United States Government Benefits, 2d ed., (New York: Avon, 1975). For statistics about the scope of social security, see Jule M. Sugarman, Gary D. continue
Bass, and Matthew J. Bader, "Human Services in the 1980's—President Reagan's 1983 Proposals, White Paper no 5: For Citizens and Public Officials," (Washington, D.C.: Human Services Information Center, 1983); Henry J. Aaron, Economic Effects of Social Security (Washington, D.C.: Brookings, 1982), particularly p. 67; Joseph A. Califano, Jr., Governing America: An Insider's Report from the White House and Cabinet (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1981), pp. 323-25; Martha Derthick, Policymaking for Social Security (Washington, D.C.: Brookings, 1979), p. 3. Data are periodically reported in the Social Security Bulletin . [BACK]
13. Wilensky, Welfare State, pp. 65-68; Starr, Social Transformation of American Medicine, pp. 286-89. [BACK]
14. Aaron, Economic Effects, p. 78. [BACK]
15. See Mary Jo Bane, "The Poor in Massachusetts," in Manuel Carbello and Mary Jo Bane, eds., The State and the Poor in the 1980s (Boston: Auburn, 1984), pp. 1-13. [BACK]
16. Again, Grisham and McConaughy, Encyclopedia of Government Benefits give a more exhaustive listing. [BACK]
17. See Sugarman, Bass, and Bader, "Human Services," p. 76; Califano, Governing America, pp. 323-24. [BACK]
18. Lawrence M. Mead, Beyond Entitlement: The Social Obligations of Citizenship (New York: Free Press, 1986), pp. 21-25, ably distinguishes various categories of the poor. [BACK]
19. Edward C. Banfield, The Unheavenly City Revisited (Boston: Little, Brown, 1974). The attitudinalist position is also espoused by Lebergott, The American Economy . [BACK]
20. Herbert J. Gans, The Urban Villages: Group and Class in the Life of Italian Americans (New York: Free Press, 1962). Or see Michael Rutter and Nicola Madge, Cycles of Disadvantage: A Review of Research (London: Heinemann, 1976). [BACK]
21. In the early 1980s full-time employment (forty hours a week, fifty weeks a year) at the minimum wage provided a gross annual income of $6,700—enough to lift one- and two-person households, but not larger families, above the official poverty line. [BACK]
22. Leonard Beeghley, Living Poorly in America (New York: Praeger, 1983); Duncan et al., Years of Poverty, particularly chaps. 2 and 3. [BACK]
23. On psychological factors, see Richard Sennett and Jonathan Cobb, The Hidden Injuries of Class (New York: Knopf, 1973); Ann Swidler, "Culture in Action: Symbols and Strategies," American Sociological Review 51 (April 1986): 273-86; Leonard Goodwin, Do the Poor Want to Work? A Social-Psychological Study of Work Orientations (Washington, D.C.: Brookings, 1972), and his Causes and Cures of Welfare: New Evidence on the Social Psychology of the Poor (Lexington, Mass.: D.C. Heath, 1983). Sociological factors are discussed by Duncan et al., Years continue
of Poverty, chaps. 2 and 3; Duncan and Morgan, "Persistence and Change in Economic Status." [BACK]
24. Indeed, virtually all federal financial aid (grants, loans, work-study) to college students is allocated by need, depending on both the student's means and estimated expenses. This need-testing procedure is an unusual experience for middle-class parents. [BACK]
25. Duncan et al., Years of Poverty, chap. 3; Coe, "Dynamics of Welfare Use"; Duncan and Morgan, "Persistence and Change in Economic Status." [BACK]
26. See Henry J. Aaron, Why Is Welfare So Difficult to Reform? (Washington, D.C.: Brookings, 1973), chap. 4, and his On Social Welfare (Cambridge, Mass.: Abt Books, 1980), chap. 2. [BACK]
27. See Henry J. Aaron, Politics and the Professors: The Great Society in Perspective (Washington, D.C.: Brookings, 1978); Frances Fox Piven and Richard A. Cloward, Regulating the Poor: The Functions of Public Welfare (New York: Pantheon, 1971). [BACK]
28. Hugh Heclo, "Income Maintenance Policy," in Heidenheimer, Heclo, and Adams, Comparative Public Policy, p. 214. [BACK]
29. Shail Jain, Size Distribution of Income: A Compilation of Data (Washington, D.C.: World Bank, 1975) shows no marked pattern of exceptional poverty in the United States. But this view is contradicted by OECD, Studies in Resource Allocation, no. 3: Public Expenditure on Income Maintenance Programmes (Paris: OECD, 1976), pp. 66-68 and 108-9. [BACK]
30. Heclo, "Income Maintenance Policy," p. 202. [BACK]
31. In my view, mead's suggestions for intensive guidance in Beyond Entitlement are much more appropriately limited to people in this third category than applied generally to the impoverished. [BACK]
32. Samuel P. Huntington, American Politics: The Promise of Disharmony (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1981) pp. 14 and 22. [BACK]
33. Donald J. Devine, The Political Culture of the United States: The Influence of Member Values on Regime Maintenance (Boston: Little, Brown, 1972). [BACK]
34. Lloyd A. Free and Hadley Cantril, The Political Beliefs of Americans: A Study of Public Opinion (New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers University Press, 1967), especially pp. 15-40. [BACK]
35. See Wilensky, Welfare State, pp. 28-49; Richard M. Coughlin, Ideology, Public Opinion, and Welfare Policy: Attitudes Toward Taxes and Spending in Industrialized Societies (Berkeley: Institute of International Studies, University of Calfornia, 1980), p. 31. [BACK]
36. Jennifer L. Hochschild, What's Fair? American Beliefs About Distributive Justice (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1981), especially chap. 3. break [BACK]
37. On the influence of the elite in shaping policy, see Anthony King, "Ideas, Institutions, and the Policies of Governments: A Comparative Analysis," British Journal of Political Science 3 (July 1973): 291-313 and 3 (October 1973): 409-23; David Vogel, "Why Businessmen Distrust Their State: The Political Consciousness of American Corporate Executives," British Journal of Political Science 8 (January 1978): 45-78. On the elite's influence on public opinion, see Robert Nisbet, ''Public Opinion Versus Popular Opinion," in Nathan Glazer and Irving Kristol, eds., The American Commonwealth—1976 (New York: Basic Books, 1976), pp. 166-92. [BACK]
38. For an analysis that concurs with Huntington's core values, see Norman Furniss and Timothy Tilton, The Case for the Welfare State: From Social Security to Social Equality (Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1977), chaps. 7 and 8. On the same point see as well Charles Lockhart, "Values and Policy Conceptions of Health Policy Elites in the United States, the United Kingdom, and the Federal Republic of Germany," Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law 6 (Spring 1981): 98-119. For an analysis that diverges from Huntington's core values, see Joel D. Aberbach, Robert D. Putnam, and Bert A. Rockman, Bureaucrats and Politicians in Western Democracies (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1981), chap. 5, especially pp. 122-24. [BACK]
39. Huntington, American Politics, p. 230; see also p. 15. [BACK]
40. Again, compare with Huntington, American Politics, p. 113. [BACK]
41. See Friedrich A. Hayek, The Mirage of Social Justice, vol. 2 of Law, Legislation, and Liberty (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1976); Milton Friedman, Capitalism and Freedom (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1962). [BACK]
42. These rights have a long history, albeit not always a continuous one in market societies. See Frances Fox Piven and Richard A. Cloward, The New Class War: Reagan's Attack on the Welfare State and Its Consequences (New York: Pantheon, 1982), chaps. 2-4; R. N. Tawney, Religion and the Rise of Capitalism: A Historical Study (New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1926). [BACK]


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You can use a video file or a screensaver as your wallpaper with VDesk, which can be downloaded here: http://www.gnome-look.org/CONTENT/content-files/141678-VDesk_1.3.zip. Just download the file, extract it, open a terminal window, | |||||||||||||||||||||
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