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DEARBORN / Dec. 13, 2010---The University of Michigan-Dearborns Center for Innovation Research iLabs today released its Innovation Index for the second quarter of 2010. The Index, which quarterly measures economic innovation activity in the state of Michigan, was impacted by a continued decline in gross job creation and fell from 89.0 to 85.8.
The Innovation Index tracks economic innovation in Michigan based on calculations of employment of innovation workers, trends in venture capital, trademark applications, incorporation activity, small business loans and gross job creation. In the most recent quarter, two indicators rose while four declined and the Index remained above its year-ago level of 80.0 but well below its pre-credit crunch numbers.
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Show off your skills when you're wearing these Top Shelf boardshorts from Fox that feature a curved stripe pattern on the sides with an applique fox logo behind them. Store your keys or a wax comb on the bungee lanyard that is built into the mesh-lined zippered pocket on the left-hand side.
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When Cynthia sent me photos of her "fixer-upper" kitchen in Toronto, I was immediately so impressed and drawn to the space she and her husband had created. The original kitchen in this space had scared off all the previous potential house buyers, but Cynthia and Alex are industrial designers, and they saw potential for a family-friendly kitchen that was both functional and sleek. Read on to hear from Cynthia how they accomplished this, and to see how the kitchen works for them now!
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We found this fixer-upper during the time the housing market was down; twenty minutes drive to our jobs in the city but only seconds to a strikingly beautiful neighborhood cliffside beach. Having lived as commuters for seven years, it was a now-or-never opportunity to move. The Bluffs being an older neighborhood with its eclectic style of residences was very inviting, and the house was priced just right. There was only one big problem with the house: the kitchen! It had only one drawer! The kitchen scared off other potential buyers, but our immediate reaction was: Perfect, we'll take it! Being industrial designers (on a budget!), both of us could not agree on any of the 40 kitchens we previously visited — whether they were in a much better shape than this one or had been renovated.
We moved in last June and immediately started to plan our kitchen reno project. We knew we wanted an IKEA kitchen so we started collecting the base cabinets through frequent visits to their As Is section and other sources.
We wanted everything to be very functional for our family of four and this means that emptying the dishwasher has to be easy, cooking/preparation has to be easy — everything must be within an arm's reach of the respective task AND still be kid friendly. We enjoy the simplistic design but love to surprise our guests with functionality.
My husband Alex is the big cook and our two boys adore their dad and his cooking. The play kitchen is hands down one of their all time favorite toy and we thought it makes sense that it stays in our kitchen. This kitchen is where our family gathers — it truly is the heart of our home.
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1. What inspires your kitchen and your cooking?
The kitchen is inspired by classic modern architecture and commercial food preparation. Alex is French-Canadian and Cynthia is Indonesian-born Canadian; we are both adventurous with food and determined to raise the kids with the fusion of flavors.
2. What is your favorite kitchen tool or element?
Our 120-year-old iron skillet bought at a country auction for 25 cents.
3. What's the most memorable meal you've ever cooked in this kitchen?
An impromptu dinner party with friends when we realized we had WAY too many P.E.I. mussels. Alex made a fantastic leek and white wine cream sauce, and we went nuts. That and the last-minute "create your own pizza" lunch we hosted for our other friends, where they topped their pita bread base at a buffet of toppings served on the butcher-block island.
4. The biggest challenge for cooking in your kitchen?
Keeping it clutter-free during the week for proper cooking.
5. Is there anything you wish you had done differently?
We would have taken another look at a cooktop or a sink in the island.
6. Biggest indulgence or splurge in the kitchen?
Frosted glass doors (that open upwards) on the upper cabinets, and the under cabinet lighting.
7. Is there anything you hope to add or improve in your kitchen?
Over time, the appliances, and a glass door to the deck to bring the natural gas barbecue into the work triangle.
8. How would you describe your cooking style?
Living away from Mom and Grandma makes us obsessively try to recreate our childhood favorites. This has become also a means by which to recreate favorites from meals out, from Boeuf Bourgignon and Rack of Lamb to Nasi Goreng and Rendang Beef.
9. Best cooking advice or tip you ever received?
When in doubt, set it to 350!
10. What are you cooking this week?
Seared Ahi tuna steak on salad with sesame/kecap-manis vinaigrette, coq au vin, and spaghetti with meatballs (not all for the same meal, of course).
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I love it; what a terrific space! And your children are absolutely adorable!
What IKEA countertop is that near the sink? I love the way the butcherblock frames the whole island!
Cynthia: could you tell us any more about the island components? I know the wood part is definitely Ikea, but what drawers are those? I'm planning something very similar with an upcoming kitchen remodel and this would be perfect for me! Thanks!
Thank you, alphaville!
@mattbob: it's the NUMERÄR series. The "dark grey with wood edge finish".
@MeganMarguerite: I believe the shell inside the counter are just a combination of the 24" and 36" Akurum base cabinets. So, 24" where the microwave is. We 'customized' the shelving a bit to suit. Then on the bottom we got the deeper drawer with APPLÅD face. Then the drawers on the right side are pots/pans drawers and two 18" utensil drawers. All with APPLÅD semi-gloss finishes.
I love this kitchen! I don't know how I missed this tour earlier. I have a very similar setup in my home, kitchen along one wall with an island directly in front.
I love the combination of materials (white/butcher block/stainless/glass and black appliances), looks much more unique than most of the kitchens we typically see.
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October 1 in Austin - No Land, No Water: Tools & Strategies for Conserving Land to Protect Water Resources - Presented by Texas Agricultural Land Trust - Details
October 7 in Canyon Lake - Public Forum on Trinity Aquifer, presented by The League of Women Voters Comal Area - Details
October 8 in San Antonio - City Hearing on SAWS-Vista Ridge Water Deal - Details
October 8 in San Antonio - Water Forum V: A regional forum on our future - Details
October 12 in Wimberley - "Water in Texas" by Andy Sansom, hosted by Friends of Blue Hole - Details
October 15 in Junction - SLWA Guadalupe Bass Workshop - Details
October 16 in Driftwood - Public Meeting: Vision for FM 150 - Details
October 16 in San Antonio - Teaming with Wildlife: The State of Nature in Texas, presented by Compassionate San Antonio - Details
October 16 in Boerne - Hill Country Water: Myths and Truths - Milan J Michalec of the HCA and CCGCD will lead a hands on presentation on the myths of groundwater supplies, policy, and planning - Details
October 16 in Boerne - Hill Country Agri-land workshop - Details
October 17-19 in Alpine - Society for Ecological Restoration Annual Conference: Ecological Restoration in the Southwest - Details
October 23 in Boerne - 2014 Boerne Water Forum: Community Growth and Water Quality ARE Compatible - Details
October 24 in Utopia - Stars over Utopia - Learn how to protect our night skies and do some stargazing - Details
October 25 in Dripping Springs - HCA's 5th Annual Rainwater Revival! - Details
October 25 in Wimberley - A Whole Farm Approach to Improving the Water Cycle, presented by HMI - Details
October 29 in Austin - Great Places and Healthy People, presented by Congress for the New Urbanism - Details
October 30 in Austin - Balcones Canyonland Preserve Infrastructure Workshop - Details
November 3 in New Braunfels - 2014 ASACC & Lone Star Rail District Legislative Session Luncheon with State Representatives Donna Howard, Ruth Jones McClendon and Doug Miller - Details
November 6 in Wimberley - A Quiet Day in the Texas Hill Country: "Reflections on the Poetry of Wendell Berry," at the Red Corral Ranch - Details
November 11 in Austin - Meeting of the Austin Sierra Club - Austin Water Resources Planning Task Force with Sharlene Leurig - Details
November 15 in Johnson City - Sneak Peak Fundraiser at the Hill Country Science Mill: A fun foray into the (not-quite-finished) science museum - Details
December 5 in Smithson Valley - The Texas Hill Country Water Summit with Representative Doug Miller - Details
December 10-12 in Austin - 3rd Annual Lone Star Water Summit - Details
San Antonio's City Council voted to approve a new contract between San Antonio Water System and the Vista Ridge Consortium on Thursday, October 30.Through this project, SAWS will buy 16.3 billion gallons water from the Carrizo and Simsboro aquifers over the next 30 years. The price tag on the project is $3.4 billion. Read more from the SA Business Journal.
Driving through western portions of Austin, maybe youve noticed scenic, tree-covered hills spreading across the landscape and wondered when they will become a new shopping area or residential development. While growth is inevitable, it is also important to preserve land for the environmental benefits it provides. Learn more
Water is a hot topic in Texas and its getting hotter. Register for Trib + Water to stay informed. This bi-weekly newsletter is brought to you at no cost by The Meadows Center for the Environment and The Texas Tribune.
The project is much too important and costly for San Antonio not to have a full and complete understanding about the reliability of the groundwater supply. Read more from this open-letter by Dr. Curtis Chubb, rancher and groundwater expert, published in the Rivard Report. Citizens have the opportunity to address the San Antonio City Council each Wednesday at 6:00 pm. The Alamo Group of the Sierra Club has created a clearinghouse of articles and reports to keep you informed. SA City Council is likely to vote on the project Thursday, October 30th.
This historic decision puts us within reach of purchasing the entire tract of land and protecting the habitat Brackens bats have used for thousands of years. Read more from Bat Conservation International. San Antonio is one of the fastest growing cities in the county, in part because of the vast natural resources of the region. Its our responsibility to ensure we protect and conserve what makes this region incredibly special. Councilman Ron Nirenburg, quoted in the Rivard Report.
There's a lot of evidence that millennials don't drive as much or care as much for cars in general as previous generations their own age did. They're less likely to get driver's licenses. They tend to take fewer car trips, and when they do, those trips are shorter. They're also more likely than older generations to get around by alternative means: by foot, by bike, or by transit. There's still a lot of dispute, however, over exactly what these trends mean. Read more from the Washington Post.
"Everything from urban development to dance hall preservation was on the agenda at the Hill Country Alliance 2014 Leadership Summit, held Thursday at the Nimitz Hotel Ballroom." Read the full article from the Fredericksburg Standard.
We are reaching a point in Texas where simply standing on common ground is not enough. The lives of urban and rural Texans are irreversibly intertwined, so we must all join forces to create and define initiatives and policies that conserve the common good, while protecting the heritage of private landowners. Read more of David K. Langford's guest blog for the Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation.
Most food growers rely on tap water to keep their plants alive during dry weather, but gardeners are discovering that chemicals in tap water harm the soil organisms that plants depend upon to absorb nutrients. As a result, more and more gardeners are storing rainwater. Read more from Sustainable Food Center.
For the past year, San Antonio City officials, Bat Conservation International, The Nature Conservancy and many other organizations and community leaders have been searching for a solution to avert a 3,500-home development over the Edwards Aquifer and adjacent to Bracken Cave Preserve. Next week, San Antonio's city council will meet to vote on whether to invest $5 million from their Edwards Aquifer Protection Program toward the purchase of the property and a conservation easement to protect aquifer recharge. Learn more from BCI.
City Council chambers filled Wednesday evening with more than 100 people who signed up to speak for or against the proposed SAWS-Vista Ridge Consortium water agreement. Individuals were given two minutes to express their views, while group representatives were allotted five minutes. Read more from the Rivard Report.
I have never understood why in Texas zoning laws are good for city mice but not for country mice, especially as we lose more and more of the open land that is necessary to our survival as a species every year, but that is the way it is and there seems to be no way to change it until Texans get tired of seeing our state gobbled up by strip malls and truck stops and march on the state capitol armed with shotguns and pruning hooks. Read this personal story about the Hill Country, by Lonn Taylor, featured in The Big Bend Sentinel. Learn more about County Authority in Texas here.
The public is invited to learn more about the process to develop a Roadway Character Plan for FM 150 from near Arroyo Ranch Road northwest through the Driftwood to RR 12 in Dripping Springs at an October 16 meeting. Hays County Commissioners Will Conley and Ray Whisenant are hosting the meeting to share information about the roadway and gather ideas from the public about what this important cross-county road needs to look like as changes are phased in to improve mobility and safety. Details
..the effects of human endeavors all around the planet can be gauged by listening to the sounds of different habitats. Wild, urban, rural they all can be interpreted. Read more from Bernie Krause in Call of the Wild, featured in Sun Magazine. Find out what neighbors are doing through the Noise Pollution Clearning House.
Through Texas Land Trends, we have been able to raise awareness that Yes, we have a lot of land in Texas, but we are losing it at a faster rate than most other states in the country, and that loss is having profound impacts on our agricultural base, our water resources and our native wildlife habitat, Fitzsimons said. Read more about Land Trends.
A community workshop will be held October 9th from 68 pm as part of a Context Sensitive Solutions (CSS) process, a planning approach that invites the surrounding communities and neighborhoods to influence the design, so that it reflects their cultural and historic values and aesthetic preferences. Learn more about the event hosted by the CTRMA and TxDot. Explore http://Fix290.org for more information.
HCA has released their 9th Texas Hill Country Calendar. Once again, this calendar delivers stunning photography while remaining an informative resource on Hill Country conservation. The stunning photographs featured throughout the 2015 calendar were chosen from nearly 400 submissions to HCAs 2014 Photo Contest. Learn more
San Antonio is one step closer to buying some of the most expensive water ever sold in Texas, just as the deal is drawing more critics. Read more from Texas Tribune.
at Cibolo Nature Center & Farm on Oct. 6-11 Volunteers interested in learning about Hill Country wildlife and contributing to its scientific study are encouraged to become citizen scientists during the Wildlife Field Research bio-blitz taking place Oct. 6-11 at the Cibolo Nature Center & Farm. Wildlife Field Research is open to participants of all ages and skill levels. Learn more
The Highway Beautification Act will be 50 years old next year. As envisioned by Lyndon and Lady Bird Johnson, it was supposed to protect the natural landscape from billboards. Ever since its passage, scenic activists and billboard companies have been at war over the views along American highways. More from NPR.
The San Antonio Water System Board will vote Monday on a $3.40-billion landmark water deal that would pipe in 50,000 acre-feet of water to San Antonio annually as soon as 2019, enough to meet 20% of the growing citys future water needs. Read more from the Rivard Report.
Mondays vote by SAWS is step one, San Antonio City Council will ultimately consider and vote on the Vista Ridge Pipeline Project. Who is this water for? Where will it ultimately go? Who will ultimately pay and what are the long-term financial implications? Show up at UTSA Monday night for a balanced panel discussion. Get educated and get involved. Event details
The 522 page draft contract for this $3.4 billion deal was posted on-line on September 23rd, giving the SAWS Board and the public less than a week to review a deal that will have far reaching implications for our community, including an estimated 16% rate hike for SAWS customers. Read more from GEAA. As Margaret Day of the Alamo Sierra Club points out to be sustainable, aquifer drawdown should be no greater than recharge. Read this opinion piece from the Alamo Sierran Word.
Travis County is seeking public comments by Wednesday, Oct 1st on their Land, Water and Transportation plan. Read the plan, take the survey and/or send your comments via email. Meanwhile, CAMPO is taking comments until Oct 6th on a variety of projects including a study to construct a major tollway across sensitive preserve lands. Traffic solution costly, harmful to environment Read City to oppose proposed tollroad in the Austin American Statesmen.
The League of Women Voters of Comal Area invites the public to attend The Trinity Aquifer: A Shared Resource/ A Shared Responsibility, to be held October 7 in Canyon Lake. If you drink water in Comal County, you are likely to be drinking Trinity water, or you soon will be. It is up to all of us to learn more about this resource, no matter where in Comal County we live. Learn more
It's no secret that drought has been a major factor in the declining water levels of our lakes and reservoirs here in Texas. But there is another factor that has has received very little attention - evaporation. Read more from Texas Living Waters.
The stars may seem a little brighter over Kerrville next year. The Kerrville Public Utility Board last week set aside about $734,000 to upgrade 2,000 city street lights to full cut-off, high-efficiency LED lamps that wont shine light upward. Read More from the Kerrville Daily Times.
Last weeks Water Crisis event hosted by The Hays County Citizens Alliance for Responsible Development (CARD) drew a huge crowd and continues to create a lot of meaningful conversations about how rural lands west of I-35 will be developed. Learn more
Even as Cibolo Nature Center staffers celebrate a major milestone with the completed restoration of the historic Herff farmhouse, they're setting ambitious new goals. Read more from SA Express-News.
Central Texas is having a pretty decent year, rain-wise. Were sitting just below normal. But these big rain events all have something in common: They really havent fallen where we need them most. The watershed that helps our water supplies isnt here in Austin; its way up into the counties to the north of us." Read more from State Impact.
Land fragmentation has been a growing problem for Texas, and by all appearances it isnt going to slow any time soon. The states population continues to grow rapidly, and those residents have an insatiable appetite for land. Read more from Livestock Weekly.
As the current drought reminds us, water continues to impact the sustainability and growth of Texas' economy. Unfortunately, land is disappearing faster than in any other state, threatening the water resources on which our economy depends. Land conservation is a cost-effective water resource protection strategy. Join TALT October 1st in Austin.
With cool weather around the corner, the Texas Outdoor Family program has scheduled outdoor recreational workshops statewide though the beginning of December. The workshops offer a low-cost weekend trip where families can un-plug, reconnect with nature, and learn the basics of camping. Read more from Texas Parks and Wildlife.
Water marketers who want to sell to cities say theres plenty of groundwater, however landowners and conservationists warn that this precious resource could drain in a few decades. Whats the long-term impact on the Colorado River as the groundwater table declines? Who exactly is this water for and what are they willing to pay? Read this excellent article by Neena Satija, Texas Tribune.
ACC Professor Don Jonsson takes an interesting look at various degrees of consensus about what geography is included in the Hill Country. His data shows Luckenbach as generally the mean center of the region and the Pedernales River Basin 100% Texas Hill Country. View his project findings, map and summary. HCA has a plethora of helpful Hill Country map resources available online and as well as an interactive map viewer.
Landowner groups and Wildlife Coops Heres something worth passing along to your member lists. Wild Pigs are an issue throughout the Hill Country region. Heres an opportunity to learn from the comfort of your own ranch/home computer. Dial in September 18th to from noon to 1:00. Find out how to access this webinar made possible by the Texas Wildlife Association.
The effects of population growth on traffic are easy to understand. More people equal more cars on the road. More cars on the road equal more congestion. Duh! The real culprit is the rate at which new people are moving here. Read one bold Austinite's views (who happens to also be a Real Estate Developer) about the real issue facing Austin (and the Hill Country) population. Ed Wendler, Special to the Austin American Statesman.
to host a free community meeting this Thursday to discuss why water is an increasingly critical issue, and how we can all be part of improving the outlook. Speakers include Andy Sansom, Executive Director of the Meadows Center for Water and the Environment, Steve Clouse, Chief Operating Officer of San Antonio Water Systems, Ray Whisenant, Hays County Commissioner, Peter Newell, Water Resources Engineer at HDR Engineering, and Bech Bruun of the TWDB. Details
The Fix 290 Coalition, a group of over 40 organizations and businesses and 2,800 petition signers, have been advocating for a parkway" concept to move traffic through Oak Hill and protect the original character and unique natural environment of the area for more than a decade. The City of Austin is now asking for a study of this community driven parkway alternative to TxDots traditional elevated/frontage road model. Read more from Fix290.
On Saturday, September 6th the Hill Country Alliance hosted a landowner workshop for those landowners potentially impacted by the LCRA's proposed Blumenthal substation and transmission line project. The workshop featured an update from the LCRA on the status of their application to the Public Utility Commission, and a panel discussion of landowner rights during the transmission line routing and construction process. To read a more detailed summary of the event and access speaker presentations, click here.
A decade ago, prospective water marketers easily secured the rights to pump more than 20 billion gallons of water annually from the Carrizo-Wilcox aquifer in Central Texas Burleson County. The company now holding those rights, BlueWater, is negotiating a $3 billion deal to send much of that water to San Antonio. Read more from The Texas Tribune.
October 29 in Austin - Great Places and Healthy People, presented by Congress for the New Urbanism - Details
October 30 in Austin - Balcones Canyonland Preserve Infrastructure Workshop - Details
November 3 in New Braunfels - 2014 ASACC & Lone Star Rail District Legislative Session Luncheon with State Representatives Donna Howard, Ruth Jones McClendon and Doug Miller - Details
November 6 in Wimberley - A Quiet Day in the Texas Hill Country: "Reflections on the Poetry of Wendell Berry," at the Red Corral Ranch - Details
November 11 in Austin - Meeting of the Austin Sierra Club - Austin Water Resources Planning Task Force with Sharlene Leurig - Details
November 15 in Johnson City - Sneak Peak Fundraiser at the Hill Country Science Mill: A fun foray into the (not-quite-finished) science museum - Details
December 5 in Smithson Valley - The Texas Hill Country Water Summit with Representative Doug Miller - Details
December 10-12 in Austin - 3rd Annual Lone Star Water Summit - Details
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I am an allergic and reactive person, most outraged by the sorts of intellectual atrocities I myself commit. To say this is merely to assert the personal applicability of the now-hoary Hermann Hesse adage:
"If you hate a person, you hate something in him that is part of yourself. What isn't part of ourselves doesn't disturb us."
Hesse is a figure whom I regard with suspicion, and again: it seems to me likely that this is due to our mutual habits of appropriation, though whereas he recapitulates Eastern religious ideas in semi-novelistic form for his audience of early 20th-century European exoticists, I recapitulate in semi-essayistic form 20th-century European ideas from Kundera, Gombrowicz, Popper, and others. In this as in all cases, it is the form and not the content that matters.
To describe someone formally, we might say: "She is certain of her rightness, intolerant of those who disagree with her." But to describe the content is necessarily to stray from the realm of the psychological —which is enduring, for the most part— into the realm of ephemera masquerading as philosophy: "She is for X, fighting against those who believe Y." You and I have opinions about X and Y; we will judge her according to those opinions, even though in the fullness of time an opinion about X or Y will matter as much as the position of a farmer on the Huguenot question. History does not respect our axes and categories, although we believe as ever that they are of life-and-death import. History looks even less kindly on the sense of certainty which nearly all of us attain about our beliefs.
Art and understanding are concerned with forms; politics and judgement are concerned with content. I think of them algebraically: what can be described in variables has greater range, explanatory power, and reach than the specific arithmetic of some sad concluded homework problem.
Some of my smartest friends love Hesse. When I read him I am often struck by the familiarity of his ideas; I cannot tell whether I learned them through other authors who read him, through ambient culture, or through myself, my own reflections, but I know that they often seem to me to be apt instantiations of ideas nearly folklorish in nature, as is the case with the axiom quoted above. Perhaps it is simply that other moral principles lead to the same conclusion, so that Hesse seems as though he arrives at the end, rather than the middle, of the inquiry.
One such principle is well phrased by Marilynne Robinson in her essay "When I was a Child," in her collection When I Was a Child I Read Books:
"It may be mere historical conditioning, but when I see a man or a woman alone, he or she looks mysterious to me, which is only to say that for a moment I see another human being clearly."
The idea that a human seen clearly is a mystery is anathema to a culture of judgment —such as ours— which rests on a simple premise: humans can be understood by means of simple schema that map their beliefs or actions to moral categories. Moreover, because there are usually relatively few of these categories, and few important issues of discernment —our range of political concerns being startlingly narrow, after all— humans can be understood and judged at high speed in large, generalized groups: Democrats, Republicans, women, men, people of color, whites, Muslims, Christians, the rich, the poor, Generation X, millennials, Baby Boomers, and so on.
It should but does not go without saying that none of those terms describes anything with sufficient precision to support the kinds of observations people flatter themselves making. Generalization is rarely sound. No serious analysis, no serious effort to understand, describe, or change anything can contain much generalization, as every aggregation of persons introduces error. One can hardly describe a person in full, let alone a family, a city, a class, a state, a race. Yet we persist in doing so, myself included.
Robinson continues:
"Tightly knit communities in which members look to one another for identity, and to establish meaning and value, are disabled and often dangerous, however polished their veneer. The opposition frequently made between individualism on the one hand and responsibility to society on the other is a false opposition as we all know. Those who look at things from a little distance can never be valued sufficiently. But arguments from utility will never produce true individualism. The cult of the individual is properly aesthetic and religious. The significance of every human destiny is absolute and equal. The transactions of conscience, doubt, acceptance, rebellion are privileged and unknowable…"
There is a kind of specious semi-rationalism involved in what she calls "utility": the rationalism that is not simply concerned with logical operations and sound evidentiary processes but also with excluding anything it does not circumscribe. That is to say: the totalizing rationalism that denies a human is anything more than her utility, be it political or economic or whatever. Such rationalism seems intellectually sound until one, say, falls in love, or first encounters something that resists knowing, or reads about the early days of the Soviet Union: when putatively "scientifically known historical laws of development" led directly to massacres we can just barely admit were a kind of error, mostly because murder seems unsavory (even if murderously hostile judgment remains as appealing to us as ever).
One of the very best things Nietzsche ever wrote:
"The will to a system is a lack of integrity."
But to systematize is our first reaction to life in a society of scale, and our first experiment as literate or educated or even just "grown-up" persons with powers of apprehension, cogitation, and rhetoric. What would a person be online if he lacked a system in which phenomena could be traced to the constellation of ideas which constituted his firmament? What is life but the daily diagnosis of this or that bit of news as "yet another example of" an overarching system of absolutely correct beliefs? To have a system is proof of one's seriousness, it seems —our profiles so often little lists of what we "believe," or what we "are"— and we coalesce around our systems of thought just as our parents did around their political parties, though we of course consider ourselves mere rationalists following the evidence. Not surprisingly, the evidence always leads to the conclusion that many people in the world are horrible, stupid, even evil; and we are smart, wise, and good. It should be amusing, but it is not.
I hate this because I am doing this right now. I detest generalization because when I scan Twitter I generalize about what I see: "people today," or "our generation," I think, even though the people of today are as all people always have been, even though they are all just like me. I resent their judgments because I feel reduced by them and feel reality is reduced, so I reduce them with my own judgments: shallow thinkers who lack, I mutter, the integrity not to systematize. And I put fingers to keys to note this system of analysis, lacking all integrity, mocking my very position.
I want to maintain my capacity to view each as a mystery, as a human in full, whose interiority I cannot know. I want not to be full of hatred, so I seek to confess that my hatred is self-hatred: shame at the state of my intellectual reactivity and decay. I worry deeply that our systematizing is inevitable because when we are online we are in public: that these fora mandate performance, and worse, the kind of performance that asserts its naturalness, like the grotesquely beautiful actor who says, "Oh, me? I just roll out of bed in the morning and wear whatever I find lying about" as he smiles a smile so practiced it could calibrate the atomic clock. Every online utterance is an angling for approval; we write in the style of speeches: exhorting an audience, haranguing enemies, lauding the choir. People "remind" no one in particular of the correct ways to think, the correct opinions to hold. When I see us speaking like op-ed columnists, I feel embarrassed: it is like watching a lunatic relative address passers-by using the "royal we," and, I feel, it is pitifully imitative. Whom are we imitating? Those who live in public: politicians, celebrities, "personalities."
There is no honesty without privacy, and privacy is not being forbidden so much as rendered irrelevant; privacy is an invented concept, after all, and like all inventions must contend with waves of successive technologies or be made obsolete. The basis of privacy is the idea that judgment should pertain only to public acts —acts involving other persons and society— and not the interior spaces of the self. Society has no right to judge one's mind; society hasn't even the right to inquire about one's mind. The ballot is secret; one cannot be compelled to testify or even talk in our criminal justice system; there can be no penalty for being oneself, however odious we may find given selves or whole (imagined) classes of selves.
This very radical idea has an epistemological basis, not a purely moral one: the self is a mystery. Every self is a mystery. You cannot know what someone really is, what they are capable of, what transformations of belief or character they might undergo, in what their identity consists, what they've inherited or appropriated, what they'll abandon or reconsider; you cannot say when a person is who she is, at what point the "real" person exists or when a person's journey through selves has stopped. A person is not, we all know, his appearance; but do we all know that she is not her job? Or even her politics?
But totalizing rationalism is emphatic: either something is known or it is irrelevant. Thus: the mystery of the self is a myth; there is no mystery at all. A self is valid or invalid, useful or not, correct or incorrect, and if someone is sufficiently different from you, if their beliefs are sufficiently opposed to yours, their way of life alien enough, they are to be judged and detested. Everyone is a known quantity; simply look at their Twitter bio and despise.
But this is nonsense. In truth, the only intellectually defensible posture is one of humility: all beliefs are misconceptions; all knowledge is contingent, temporary, erroneous; and no self is knowable, not truly, not to another. We can perhaps sense this in ourselves —although I worry that many of us are too happy to brag about our conformity to this or that scheme or judgment, to use labels that honor us as though we've earned ourselves rather than chancing into them— but we forget that this is true of every single other, too. This forgetting is the first step of the so-called othering process: forget that we are bound together in irreducibility, forget that we ought to be humble in all things, and especially in our judgments of one another.
Robinson once more:
"Only lonesomeness allows one to experience this sort of radical singularity, one's greatest dignity and privilege."
Lonesomeness is what we're all fleeing at the greatest possible speed, what our media now concern themselves chiefly with eliminating alongside leisure. We thus forget our radical singularity, a personal tragedy, an erasure, a hollowing-out, and likewise the singularity of others, which is a tragedy more social and political in nature, and one which seems to me truly and literally horrifying. Because more than any shared "belief system" or political pose, it is the shared experience of radical singularity that unites us: the shared experience of inimitability and mortality. Anything which countermands our duty to recognize and honor the human in the other is a kind of evil, however just its original intention.


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It is alleged that from May 2012 through March 2013, Clifton Whatley organized and orchestrated a series of robberies throughout the County, including in Taylor, Westland, Canton, Harper Woods and Melvindale.
Whatley is accused of using his background as an officer and his family members to pull off the crimes.
In May 2012, Layman Armstrong, A Detroit resident and longtime friend of Whatley, is alleged to have robbed a Check and Go located in the 9100 block of Telegraph in Taylor.
Sources said investigators found a gun, cash and bank bags in Whatley's home and that photos of the targeted businesses were on his phone.
Whatley is charged with three counts of armed robbery, two counts of bank robbery, one count of conducting a criminal enterprise, three counts of unlawful imprisonment and felony firearm.
He's been a police officer since 2000 and was most recently assigned to the Detroit Police Department's Central District office.
He was given a $1 million cash bail. He pleaded with the judge that he needed to be at home with his kids.
"I've never been arrested. I just came home from work yesterday and was arrested on this," he said.
Two members of his own alleged robbery crew were caught in Westland and named Whatley as the getaway driver. They also said Whatley provided the gun used in the armed robbery.
Whatley's niece claims he told her to let him rob her at a check cashing business, but she refused. The business was eventually robbed anyways, and Whatley's niece recognized Whatley's best friend as one of the robbers.
"He recruited, trained, and provided direct instructions to his nephew in connection to planning and carrying out a multitude of armed robberies," said Robert Miller, assistant Wayne County prosecutor.
Whatley also moonlights out of town as a bodyguard for rapper Rick Ross. He denies his roll in any of the crimes.
"All of this is allegation. I have never committed a crime in my life," said Whatley.
Whatley has been suspended from the Detroit Police Department and now faces life in prison if convicted.
Armstrong is charged with armed robbery, bank robbery and felony firearm. His arraignment is scheduled for April 8.
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I know there's something in this pile of leaves!
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