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The Common in the city
The Common In the City
I-Italy features The Common in the City 2014 in their April-May issue.
Electric Literature covers The Common in the City 2013: http://bit.ly/15eZ2RZ
Riffle covers The Common's second annual celebration of place in NYC on "Riffle World Literature": http://bit.ly/14hjPFt
Electric Literature covers The Common's one-year celebration in their blog "The Outlet":
The Millions' Tiffany Gilbert writes about The Common in the City party on Tumblr: http://millionsmillions.tumblr.com/tagged/litbeat#TiffanyGibert
Reviews of individual issues
NewPages reviews Issue 08, finding it "entertaining, informative, thought-provoking, and above all else ... comforting." Click here to read the full review.
NewPages reviews Issue 07, highlighting "lines that prick like needles wedged in the cotton of concrete, everyday objects." Click here to read the full review.
The Review Review gives Issue 04 five stars: http://www.thereviewreview.net/reviews/south-african-poetry-magical-real...
The Review Review reviews The Common: http://www.thereviewreview.net/magazines/common
Like Fire welcomes The Common as "a fresh contender in the lovely summertime stream of literary journals, one that's absolutely worth taking a look at." Read more here.
The Faster Times reviews the first issue of The Common, celebrating the magazine as a "place for the placeless." Read the piece here.
New Pages reviews Issue 00 in advance of our official debut, describing The Common's prose and poetry as "polished, refined, and serious," Read the full review here: NewPages - The Common 00 - January 2010
General News of The Common
NEA GRANT 2015: In its first year of eligibility, The Common has been awarded a 2014 Artworks Grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. NEA funds will help to bring The Common's place-based literature into classrooms around the country, to develop and promote its online presence, and to grow its readership. Starting in 2015, The Common will work vigorously to reach more students, of all ages, across the humanities and interdisciplinary fields such as architecture. The Common will also develop and promote its free, multimedia online content to a wider global readership.
Black Hill Press interviews Editor in Chief Jennifer Acker about the creative process and creative purpose.
Beyond the Margins names The Common as a "hearty, high quality, aesthetically traditional lit mag."
The Kenyon Review Online interviews Editor in Chief Jennifer Acker about The Common and its new online features.
The Boston Globe highlights The Common in an article about Journal of the Month.
The PEN American Center features The Common's interview with Shawn Vestal, author of Godforsaken Idaho, on their Recommended Reading List. Vestal has won the 2014 Shortlist PEN/Robert W. Bingham Prize.
Amherst Magazine highlights editor-in-chief Jennifer Acker's year in Abu Dhabi and The Common's foray into Middle Eastern and Arabic literature here.
ArabLit chats with editor-in-chief Jennifer Acker and contributor Hisham Bustani on Arabic Literature and his translated piece in Issue 06 here.
The Review Review interviews editor-in-chief Jennifer Acker on "capturing the essence of somewhere particular" here.
The New Yorker cites The Common as a new journal that has found its way. Read the full piece by James Wood here.
The Millions affirms The Common's mission; essayist Sonya Chung says that, through The Common, "I seem to find my nowhere-somewhere, a peculiar feeling of home; my modern sense of place." See the full essay here.
The Boston Globe features The Common in "Read Local," a piece that compares the magazine to farmers' markets. Read it here.
Orion Magazine welcomes The Common's first issue with open arms, praising the magazine's beauty, contributors and dedication to print.
"There's always something exciting about a Volume 1, Number 1, especially one so beautiful as The Common, which comes out of Amherst, Massachusetts. The magazine is sort of a relief: very fine contributors, some known and some not as well-known, yet; wonderful typography; devotion to print in form as well as having a nice website. Quality lives"
The Chronicle for Higher Education runs an in-depth Q&A with editor Jennifer Acker that describes why we're uncommon, the inner workings of the journal, and how we'll negotiate print and digital publishing. Read the piece here. In Search of a Modern Sense of Place
Inside Higher Ed heralds the launch of The Common, describing our mission, our roots in Amherst College's rich literary tradition, and our crucial ties to UMass-Amherst and other local institutions.
Read the full article here: Amherst Starts Literary Journal
Local Mention
The Common in the Spring 2011 issue of the Amherst Magazine: Print Makes a Stand.
Amherst Bulletin explores The Common's origins as a print journal, as well as its relationship with Amherst College. Read here.
Watch editor Jennifer Acker's interview with WGBY's Connecting Point about the genesis of The Common on our new Tumblr
The Common is featured in The Recorder. Read the article below.
The Daily Hampshire Gazette explores The Common's ties to a larger literary tradition at Amherst College and asks: is launching a print magazine in 2011 "swimming against the tide?" Maybe. But editor Jennifer Acker has faith. Read more here.
international mention
Arabic Literature (in English) has announced that Issue 06 contributor Hisham Bustani is a co-winner of the University of Arkansas Award for the Translation of Arabic Literature, for his third book, The Perception of Meaning, translated by Thoraya El-Rayyes.
Qadita.net, an Arabic contemporary literature and arts website, writes a feature on Issue 06 contributor Hisham Bustani's collaboration with The Common here.
Sawt al-Watan, a major Palestinian news website, shares The Common's vision and work with Hisham Bustani's writings here.
Tahawolat, a Lebanese culture and politics website, highlights Issue 06's publication of stories from Hisham Bustani here.
Ammoun, the top news website in Jordan, features The Common's collaboration with Hisham Bustani here.
Al-Fadjr, an Algerian daily, covers The Common's growing international presence and work with Arab literature here.


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"We're constantly seeking ways to improve the experience of our community," says Ben Pfeifer, General Manager for Bigstock. "By integrating this new feature, we've provided our users an amazing shortcut to save their images directly to Google Drive from our site."
Google's new "Save to Drive" feature is now integrated into Bigstock's interface and is immediately available for users.About Bigstock Bigstock is one of the world's leading royalty-free image companies. Founded in 2004, the company's mission is to provide affordable, high-quality photos, vectors and illustrations that meet the dynamic needs of today's design community. With over 13 million images in its library and counting, Bigstock continually seeks out the best content from the brightest contributors around the world. Bigstock is a fully-owned subsidiary of Shutterstock Inc. (NYSE: SSTK) a leading global provider of high-quality licensed photographs, vectors, illustrations and footage. For more information, please visit http://www.bigstock.com, and follow Bigstock on Twitter or Facebook. SOURCE Bigstock
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Welcome to the final part of your Voices of Our Future training. Over the last several months, you have learned how to carry out an interview, write a profile, a frontline journal, Op-Ed and a multimedia story. You have also learned how to amplify your voice using the latest digital media tools.
You have created connections with women across the globe, including other Correspondents and your Mentors, to create an amazingly supportive community of women who want to see you succeed.
Each of you was selected for Voices of Our Future because you demonstrated leadership and a dedication to social change. Our goal with this last module is to provide you with the tools and resources you need to bring the training back to your community and help grow the wave of women's empowerment.
The Assignment
Your assignment for this section will be to reach out to at least five other women in your community, introduce them to World Pulse and the knowledge you have gained and help them create a World Pulse profile. Beyond bringing them onto World Pulse, you get to choose what you train them on. Will your community benefit most from digital media training? Citizen journalism training? Empowerment training? Or all three? Remember to be responsive to the needs of your community.
And yes, you can include men in your trainings and outreach! Women's empowerment will only be sustainable and achieved when men are included in this journey.
However you choose to do it, we want to hear about it. Please send us an email and let us know who you've brought to World Pulse, and use the Event/Training Tracking Sheet provided in this module.
So, when are you supposed to do this by? We'd like you to have reached out to at least five other women in your community (they can be women in your online community or in your town/city) by January 31st, 2014. Please send us your plan on how you will reach out to these women by November 18th. Our team will be periodically checking in to see where you are and if you need any assistance.
If you need ideas on how to get started, we suggest that you utilize the Voices of Our Future Correspondents Network and tap into the knowledge of the 2011/2012, 2010 and 2009 Correspondents. They will probably have some great tips and ideas to help you.
The Learning Materials
We have included guidelines for organizing events and trainings; tips on mentoring; basic evaluation templates; online activism advice; and one-page descriptions of trainings carried out by your peers. Additionally, we have made the full online curriculum materials available to you in PDF and Word format.
As with all of the learning materials, the information provided here is intended to serve as a launching point, and we hope that you will seek out additional materials should you need them. And remember, your events and trainings can be as simple as a meeting of friends at your house, at a community center or church, or as complex as a 500-person event hosted by a local organization or university. Keep it simple, keep it fun, and be creative!
It is with great joy that we bring the Voices of Our Future curriculum to you.
Please find the below documents in Word format for your use. We ask that you keep the World Pulse logo and program partner attribution on all documents as you use them. If you have any questions at all, please don't hesitate to contact Zoe at zoe[at]worldpulse.com or Delphine at delphine[at]worldpulse.com.
Safety and Security Curriculum
Digital Media Learning Materials, Part One
Digital Media Learning Materials, Part Two
Digital Media Learning Materials, Part Three
Digital Media Learning Materials, Part Four
Module 1, Part One
Module 1, Part Two
Module 4, Part One
Module 4, Part Two
Step-by-step Guide to Video
Step-by-step Guide to Photo Slide-shows
The lives of many women and young girls could be changed forever because of YOU!
You don't have to be a public speaker, politician or run your own NGO. Just speak from your heart about your experience with World Pulse's VOF program and share your knowledge so that others in your community can learn how to raise awareness of the issues and challenges that they face, as well as their solutions.
Whether you've already begun to mobilize your community or are considering the possibility for the first time, the materials included here will help you plan, prepare, and implement a successful community workshop.
The Four Phases of Conducting a Community Workshop or Training Event
Phase 1, Planning: The first step of organizing your workshop, training or event is to create a plan. You can begin by asking yourself questions about the reasons why you wish to carry out a training or workshop, what you want your impact to be, and how you're going to accomplish it! As you consider these questions, your answers will define your next steps. (see our Helpful One Page Documents page for the World Pulse pre-planning worksheet here for pre-planning questions)
Getting Started Questions
Phase 2, Preparation: Once you've established the foundation of your event through careful planning, the next step is to prepare. The key to success here is to over prepare. Consider the following elements to make sure you're ready to launch the actual presentation.
Phase 3, Implementation: Through careful planning and preparation, you've arrived at the big day! Now it's time to fulfill your goals to share your knowledge and skills with your audience. In general there are three phases to the actual event.
Phase 4, Follow-up: You did it! Now, the final phase of your event is to make sure any loose ends are tied up, and to reflect on your experience.
This material references The Community Toolbox, found online at http://ctb.ku.edu
As you embark on this journey to create a rising tide of women's voices and solutions, you may become a mentor to many of the women who participate in your trainings and events. As a mentor or community leader, you may be asked to help support and empower these womento reach their goals and address their challenges. While you will be sharing with them your knowledge and experiences, keep in mind that your journeys, dreams, and obstacles are intertwined. By connecting and supporting each other you will transform the world around you.
Below we've outlined a few tips for developing a mentoring relationship. Also, reflect on your personal experience with the VOF Vision Mentors. Write down a few key things you felt made a difference for you in being able to complete the program, help you brainstorm, or achieve your long-term goals. Remember these lessons as you go forward with your workshops and trainings!
Support their visions and solutions.
Each participant in your trainings or workshops will bring their own dreams, goals, and expectations. Find out from them want they want from the training or workshop and ask them how you can best support them. Their solutions may be very different from yours, however, they will be more relevant and responsive to their own lives, interests, skills, dreams, and ways of communicating. Continue to make time for connecting and sharing lessons, experiences, frustrations, and confusions.
Be specific and keep it simple.
Learning new information, skills, and methods can be overwhelming, confusing, and will take patience from everyone involved. If your participant is struggling with an issue, help her pinpoint the problem. For example, if she is having trouble with a training, what part is the most difficult? Does she need help with setting up a blog or finding the time to write an Op-Ed article? Also, be specific when asking questions or giving feedback about an assignment. Be willing to explain ideas and information more than once and in many different ways.
Flexibility and adaptability are key.
Life always has its twists and turns. As new challenges arise, listen and be willing to adapt the training or event according to your participants' needs. If someone has missed meetings or seems to be losing interest, check in with her. Is the training different than what she had expected? Does she no longer have enough time for assignments or meetings? Is transportation or the training too expensive? Is the material confusing, overwhelming, or seem irrelevant? Share any resources that you think might help support your participants and their work. Creative solutions make an event or training both possible and successful.
One step at a time.
With any journey, time, resources, and energy can be scarce and obstacles may seem to add up fast. Break up issues or challenges into smaller tasks when necessary, then approach each piece one step at a time.
Pre-Planning Worksheet
Before planning a workshop or community event, it is good to ask yourself some key conceptual questions. As you answer these questions your plan will become more clearly defined, and your work moving ahead will be more strategic. In addition, these questions will help you identify what resources you already have, and what gaps remain.
You can download the Pre-Planning Worksheet below.
Event/Training Tracking Sheet
Keeping track of the community trainings or events that you organize is important for both your own record-keeping, and for fund raising and measuring impact. If you apply for a grant, often the foundation will ask you about the impact you've had so far within your community. The information you gather here will enable you to give them the statistics they need! If you are asked to write a report for your organization, this information will provide the facts to back up your impact statement.
The information below is disaggregated (separated) by age and gender. This is key in your ability to understand who you are impacting. You can also add in other information, depending on what groups you are targeting. For example, if you want to train rural women who have immigrated to larger cities for economic opportunities, you may want to keep track of which villages participants are from so that you ensure you are reaching your target community. Similarly, if you want to give a training on peace-building or conflict resolution to two ethnic or religious groups, you may wish to note how many of your participants are from each group.
We also encourage you to keep track of your trainings and events so that World Pulse can measure the indirect impact of Voices of Our Future. Indirect impact measures the effect our program is having beyond the 30 correspondents who completed the program. In other words, if we train one woman from Kenya, her ability to complete the program is part of our direct impact. If she then goes on and trains 10 women in her community on web 2.0, the women she trained are part of our indirect impact. Measuring our indirect impact helps us know if the Each One Teach Five component works, enables us to raise funds for future programs, and guides our program development.
As you carry out trainings and events, we would love to receive copies of the Basic Training/Event Information sheets that you use. You can send those directly to Scott, firstname.lastname@example.com, or Rachael, email@example.com. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
You can download the Basic Event/Information One-Page document below.
Participant Questionnaire
The document below provides a basic template for you to receive feedback about your training or event. Before and after surveys can be a useful tool in understanding the impact of your training/event, ensuring you are covering the topics you wanted, and that participant expectations are being met. The results from your questionnaires can be helpful in making adjustments to your training/event and improving your impact over time. This is only a template and we encourage you to change the questions to fit your specific activities.
You can also conduct these sorts of surveys without using pen and paper! This is particularly important if you are working with a group of people whose reading and writing skills are not strong. You can ask the exact same information in a pre- or post-training discussion and write down the responses yourself. Just remember, that if you are conducting a training on a sensitive subject (such as domestic violence or HIV/AIDS) you may not receive accurate answers in a group setting. In these cases, you may want to talk with participants one- on- one in a private atmosphere.
You can download the Basic Participant Questionnaire One-Page document below.
World Pulse Outreach Material
World Pulse is currently designing a series of Outreach Material that will help us spread the word about our work and the impact our programs have on women and communities world wide. We recently completed the designing of a toolkit that you can use to train other women to join our Online Community in the form of a Flipbook.
You can download this Outreach Flipbook Here
World Pulse has profiled the work of three 2009 Voices of Our Future Correspondents who are actively reaching out to their communities. These one-page summaries show how Lin, Busayo, and Jackie have organized trainings to share their VOF experience.
We hope that these examples will show how you can start developing your own plans today!
The internet and mobile phones offer powerful ways to communicate with people around the world that can complement and strengthen on-the-ground community organizing and advocacy. By working online, you can introduce your projects, ideas, and solutions to a global audience and make connections that then support and invigorate your offline work. The internet can significantly boost your organization's capacity to research issues, voting records, and contact information for your political representatives, expand your outreach, build a community of supporters, coordinate and mobilize events and actions, as well as fundraise.
One of the first, hugely successful, online campaigns was that of the Zapatistas, an indigenous movement in Southern Mexico. When they first asserted their autonomy, they came under heavy repression from the Mexican government who tried to isolate them and demonize them in the media. By using email lists and websites they were able to report on what was happening from their perspective and reach a large audience. Supporters then cross-posted updates on their websites and forwarded emails which circulated around the globe, drawing attention and concern to what was going on in the remote corner of Mexico. The Zapatistas also used the internet to coordinate their meetings which brought together organizations and grassroots movements from around the world to discuss issues and ways to network.
The Zapatistas and the role of their supporters in raising awareness and organizing is just one example of what is possible with online activism. As you create your own communication and outreach strategy, be creative! Offer your audience a variety of ways they can contribute and be engaged from spreading the word to helping face to face.
Over the last few months we have reviewed a number of tools, what they can do, and how to use them. We suggest you go back and review the new media materials and brainstorm ways you can use your new knowledge and skills to contribute to change.
In addition to the tools introduced in the social media materials throughout the program, such as blogs, online communities, and RSS feeds, online petitions and email campaigns are two more ways to communicate with and mobilize your support network.
In recent years the online petition site Change.org has been successful in leveraging the power of the Internet to mobilize a broad audience. On this site anyone can create a global petition to demand the change most important to their community.
For example, in 2011 an activist named Ndumie Funda created a petition to pressure the South African government to address "corrective rape." In a short time 171,000 people signed from 175 countries! Bowing to all of this pressure, the South African Parliament established a National Task Team to confront the problem.
Another example of success through a Change.org petition is from Ecuador. In this country there used to be a network of clinics where lesbian women endured physical and emotional abuse, even sexual assault and torture, in an effort to "cure" them of their homosexuality. All of this changed when human rights group Fundacion Causana started an online petition, which gathered over 100,000 signatures from around the world in a short time. The group had been working for 10 years to pressure the government to respond to this crisis, but with the support of a global network thanks to Change.org, Ecuador's Ministry of Public Health finally responded and is working to close the clinics, and even launched a national advertising campaign against homophobia. You can read more about this story here.
For more examples of Change.org victories, visit http://www.change.org/victories
Petition creators can now access a library of "How-To" guides to help you learn best practices for writing a petition, defining a target, and more. Take your time to read through the set of useful tips to make your petition more successful!
Be sure to spread awareness about any new petition on PulseWire, other Social Networks, and of course, through email to your friends and colleagues. For more advice on building an effective Email Campaign, read on!
Email address: Create an email address specifically for your project, organization, or campaign. Your email address should be easily identifiable with your project such as email@example.com
CC stands for Carbon Copy. Email addresses entered in this box will be visible to all recipients. If you have more than 20 recipients, or if the recipients do not know each other, it is usually a good idea to use BCC.
BCC stands for Blind Carbon Copy. Any email address in this box will receive a copy of the email but the address will remain hidden to all other recipients.
Forwarding: When forwarding an email, delete any unnecessary information or addresses.
Subject: Chose a subject line that is short, catchy and relevant.
Attachments: Avoid sending attachments with mass emails. This increases the likelihood that your email will be marked as spam.
Content: Create a strong, yet concise, message with concrete goals.
Often using all capital letters in a subject line, bcc-ing too many individuals, or using a number of trigger words can be a red flag for a spam filter. Your urgent, carefully worded email can easily be filed away to a spam folder instead of reaching the inboxes of your supporters. Some of the most common triggers are listed here: http://blog.mannixmarketing.com/2009/08/spam-trigger-words/
The following websites offer free anti-spam utilities that analyze your email, identify issues, and then make recommendations that may help reduce the likelihood that your email will be marked as spam.
MailChimp is an excellent tool for managing email lists and executing an email campaign. The free account will allow you to send up to 3,000 emails a months to up to 500 contacts.


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Greg Owen takes Chiquita Classic lead
Greg Owen's quest to keep his PGA Tour card received a boost Friday. Owen shot 6-under 66 to take the lead after two rounds of the Chiquita Classic at River Run Country Club in Davidson, N.C.
West Florida holds to national-title aspirations
After a trip to the Division II finals, West Florida coach Steve Fell says his Argonauts team should be able to cling to championship goals this season.
Walker Cup: Staff predictions for Saturday's matches
Saturday's morning foursomes and afternoon singles matches at the 44th Walker Cup at National Golf Links of America, plus predictions.
Walker Cup: Saturday's foursomes, singles matches
Walker Cup captains Nigel Edwards and Jim Holtgrieve are relying on tried-and-trusted pairings to help win the 44th version of George Herbert Walker's legacy to the game of golf.
Alabama native Wyatt chose golf over football early
While he rarely misses an Alabama football game, the sport wasn't Bobby Wyatt's thing from early in his life, instead choosing golf -- and it paid off in the form of the Tide's first national championship.
Playing partners notch two holes-in-one at once
Les Morris and Tom Pucci thought their playing partner had hit the best shot on a blind par-3. At the green, they found instead they had both aced the hole.
At the Walker Cup, Niebrugge big on family
Rod Niebrugge was supposed to be in Cancun this weekend, celebrating his 50th birthday. He finds himself instead in the Hamptons – house rented, preparing for the arrival of five of his siblings, strolling the grounds at National Golf Links on a sunny Friday morning.
U.S. honors first Walker Cup by wearing golf ties
When it comes to apparel, players always say 'Feel good, play good.' Team USA was looking mighty dapper during Friday's practice round at National Golf Links of America. All 10 players and the captain were dressed in plaid, navy pants with mustard lines coordinated with a white polo, a knit tie and a navy cardigan sweater.
Bjorn, Gallacher lead at European Masters
Thomas Bjorn and Stephen Gallacher moved to the top of the Omega European Masters leaderboard with a 66 and 65, respectively, in Friday's second round, good for a one-shot lead.
Valspar swoops in to save Tampa's Tour stop
The PGA Tour's event in Tampa has struggled to retain title sponsors, but it keeps finding new ones to stay on the schedule. Its latest savior: Valspar Corp.
Walker Cup memories: Graeme McDowell, GB&I
Gramem McDowell's Walker Cup experience got his appetite whet for the Ryder Cup. See what he had to say about his time representing GB&I.
U.S. captain Holtgrieve relaxes as Edwards pushes
You'd have thought of the two Walker Cup captains, Jim Holtgrieve of the U.S. would be delivering the 'I'm here to win,' message while Nigel Edwards, defending GB&I's 2011 Walker win, could have been forgiven for going the 'relationships' route.
Millar official apparel of International Prez Cup team
Peter Millar has been announced as the official apparel provider for the International Team at the Presidents Cup, providing polos, pants and sweaters.
Special Walker Cup Preview Edition!
From player-by-player bios to a course breakdown from Bradley S. Klein to Rickie Fowler and Graeme McDowell talking about their Walker Cup experience, enjoy our Preview Guide to this weekend's action at National Golf Links.
Walker Cup memories: Luke Donald, GB&I
Luke Donald played on the GB&I Walker Cup Team in 2001, and still keeps in touch with a lot of his teammates from that team.
Walker Cup memories: Rickie Fowler, USA
Rickie Fowler looks back at his time on Team USA at the winning 2007 and 2009 Walker Cups. He also talks about getting a phone from 2013 Walker Cup participant, Michael Kim.
2012 U.S. Amateur champ Fox turns pro
Steven Fox, who played at Tennessee-Chattanooga, will target Q-School for the Web.com Tour this fall, he said in a statement from his agent.
Walker Cup: Pugh hopes for repeat of 2011
Rhys Pugh -- 3-0 in 2011 for GB&I -- is the only returner on the squad and hopes, at 19, that he can provide leadership as the international squad attempts to retain the Walker Cup.
Walker Cup: Rodgers offers experience for U.S.
Patrick Rodgers was a young gun for the dangerous 2011 U.S. squad at the Walker Cup, only to experience the heartache of defeat. The Stanford star is back to lead the charge this time around.
Walker Cup: Edwards adds moxie, know-how to GB&I
Nigel Edwards would be on this year's Great Britain & Ireland Walker Cup team if the R&A had followed the U.S. Golf Association's lead and picked two mid-amateurs. The GB&I captain is that good.
Walker Cup: Klein's key holes at National Golf Links
The biennial Walker Cup Matches set up shop this weekend at historic National Golf Links of America in Southampton, N.Y. In returning to the site of the first Walker Cup in 1922, the event will showcase match play on one of the quirkiest and most interesting of American layouts.
Walker Cup memories: Russell Henley, USA
Russell Henley had won a professional event as an amateur, and had the opportunity to turn pro before the Walker Cup, but decided against it. Henley was glad he got to play on the team.
PHOTOS: Drivers used by Tour's longest hitters
Check out the complete gallery of the drivers used by the PGA Tour's longest hitters.


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Senators Air Intelligence Concerns As Obama's Top Pick To Lead NSA Heads For Confirmation
Vice Adm. Michael Rogers declines to answer a question about whether the NSA has carried out warrantless searches on the communications of American citizens.
Vice Adm. Michael Rogers declines to answer a question about whether the NSA has carried out warrantless searches on the communications of American citizens.
Carlo Munoz 9 months ago 4 responses
A federal judge ruled on Monday the NSA's bulk data collection was likely unconstitutional. Sen. Dianne Feinstein supports the programs and says the Supreme Court needs to weigh in once and for all.
Kate Nocera a year ago 1 response
"The statement that '…collection on our allies will not continue…' is not accurate," a senior administration offiicial says.
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A.J. Ellis, Dodgers knock off Rockies in slugfest
Joe Blanton pitched effectively into the eighth inning for his first win with the Los Angeles Dodgers and A.J. Ellis hit his first career grand slam in a 10-8 win over the Colorado Rockies on Wednesday.Recap | Box Score | Conversation | August 29, 2012
Ramon Hernandez's 3-run home run in 9th caps Reds' rally
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Jayson Werth's deal no bellweatherRob Neyer
J.C. Bradbury mounts a (half-hearted) defense of the Jayson Werth deal, and Beyond the Boxscore fisks the defense. BtB's big finish: Perhaps there are a lot of fantastic reasons that contract got so high, but I think the crowd has this one right. I...Blog | December 07, 2010
Marvin Miller politicks (or not) for HallRob Neyer
Earlier today, I quoted George Vecsey on George Steinbrenner. Among the things I left out was Vecsey's big finish: Everybody makes more money because of Marvin Miller. But voters have tended to ignore Miller because baseball people have a bad case ...Blog | November 11, 2010
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HOUSTON -- Chicago Cubs chairman of the board Tom Ricketts flew to Houston on Sunday before their season finale to thank the players and coaches for their contributions this season, particularly over the last 35 games under interim manager Mike Quade...Blog | October 03, 2010
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Boston Red Sox slugger David Ortiz wins 2010 Home Run Derby
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Young pitchers, strikeouts, and good defenseRob Neyer
Following up his survey of run production in 2010 (summary: It's down), Jay Jaffe digs into strikeouts and young pitchers and what that means this season. Jaffe's big finish: My guess is that this is where a good bit of the talk about the Year o...Blog | June 30, 2010


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A government's laws direct all those within its jurisdiction. They go further. They presume to "speak" for those under control: to say what is right and wrong, to say that this is what you shall do and shall not do, and to say what you may do and what you may not do. Still more, they say that this is what will be taken from you and what will be given to you.
Law-making is a great power, and we can expect that those in government are going to use it to advance their own interests. To some extent, law-makers attend to some complex mixture of our individual interests, but the reflection of what each of us wants as mirrored in the laws they produce is a highly distorted, usually unrecognizable, image. For all practical purposes, their interests are not "our" interests.
Therefore, let's distinguish them the lawmakers from us the law-takers.
Economists speak of "price-takers". This is a person or company that, in making an exchange, is not influential enough to affect prices. I propose a similar concept in political matters. A "law-taker" is a person or company not influential enough to affect laws.
Most of us ordinary Americans are law-takers. Those who are not I call lawmakers. Thus, companies and persons that influence laws, influential campaign contributors, lobbyists, rule-making bureaucrats, influential Congressmen, presidents, and judges are examples of lawmakers. You and I who are ordinary persons uninvolved in these political processes or are mere tokens in such processes and who basically are told what to do — we are law-takers. We are at the receiving end of the laws that they make.
The fact that some law-takers like (and others dislike) certain laws is beside the point of this distinction. I dislike being forced to pay a property tax that finances the public school in my district. Others who are also politically powerless like it or at least have no objection to it. The fact remains that we are both law-takers.
Going deeper, we in fact are more than law-takers. We are also "government-takers". We didn't create our school districts or the governments at several levels that enable them and interact with them financially and legally. Our influence over these governments — their very form and existence — is nil too.
Even if we government-takers and law-takers are not harming others through criminal activities or torts, we are forced to accept numerous laws that we dislike and that decrease our happiness and welfare. The public discussion shows that. Demonstrations show that. The large share of votes that goes to the losing sides shows that.
It's obvious that people are in constant disagreement over various issues and that the government and its laws do not satisfy everyone. They are constantly displeasing numerous of us government-takers and law-takers. The government and laws also displease many lawmakers, for they do not all get their way on every issue either. Their positions as lawmakers and wielders of power are fluid. There is an enormous amount of infighting among those in government.
As a law-taker, I vouch for the fact that the government is doing things that I personally would never dream of doing. The discrepancy between the directions of government and my own directions is impossible to bridge. I would never pick up a gun, travel to South Vietnam, and start shooting at Viet Cong. I wouldn't build an airplane and drop bombs on Laos or Cambodia. I wouldn't build rockets and shoot them at Baghdad and other targets in Iraq. I wouldn't send someone to prison for selling cocaine. I wouldn't build a $750 million "embassy" in Iraq. I wouldn't force certain of my fellow Americans to fork over wealth so that I could then give it to others of my fellow Americans. I wouldn't dream of borrowing $1 for every $2 that I spend, or of piling up $300,000 worth of personal debt.
As a government-taker, I can assure you that I would consider it crazy to sign off on a document like the U.S. Constitution — even if I had the chance. I would not sign off on a document that gives me one lousy vote that cannot possibly control numerous unnamed persons who would have the power to tax me over any number of projects of their choosing. I would not sign off on a document rife with loopholes that could only be used to imperil my freedom. I would not throw myself into a collective of other voters who are casting secret ballots for representatives who are on a ballot through processes well beyond my control.
These brief comments are not a thorough critique. They only underscore that I for one, as law-taker and government-taker, am being forced to accept laws and governments. Based on observation of our contentious political processes and disagreements, the same is true of numerous other law-takers and government-takers. This is an empirical fact that exists independent of the morality of the matter. It is another fact that you and I have moral disagreements with these laws and governments.
What is more, the conflicts between rulers and ruled necessarily accompany the presence of government. Lawmakers and government-makers must, in the nature of their relations with those whom they rule, necessarily take directions that clash with nearly all the law-takers and government-takers in their jurisdiction. The exercise of power by the rulers necessarily clashes with the wishes of those ruled. If it did not, violence and force would not be the (current) defining characteristic of government.
At the heart of the conflicts between rulers and ruled is the fact that the lawmakers and government-makers (the rulers) are different persons than the law-takers and government-takers (the ruled). Different persons have different values, knowledge, information, tastes, wills, drives, motivations, habits, customs, beliefs, intelligence, personalities, bodies, genes, etc. When a law or directive is put in or passed or a government system or subsystem instituted, it embodies a single direction. It may clash with other laws and subsystems of that same government, but it itself is unitary. The motivations behind this law or system are not at issue. The point is that this law is bound to face a multiplicity of views held by the numerous law-takers within its jurisdiction. Whatever direction this law takes, it is bound to be a different direction than what many law-takers would personally take.
The number of opinions held by law-takers on directions for governmentally-provided defense is enormous. The same goes for the health care sector or any other realm of government action. Government decisions are bound to clash with what most people would do if they had freedom and were not under government control.
In our era, voting occurs. One can vote and yet still be among the ruled. The capacity to cast a ballot every so often doesn't mean that a person is influential.
Voting is categorically different than exchanges in a free market. In the free market, a buyer directly controls an exchange. You can buy an Apple computer at a given price or not. This is entirely up to you. Further, there is a one-to-one relation between your buying an Apple computer and the revenue of the retailer. If 40 percent of existing Apple buyers stop buying them, the manufacturer gets a direct signal.
In the case of politics, one votes for a person, not an issue. A vote conveys no direct signal on an issue. Further, the person who becomes a representative makes hundreds of decisions on hundreds of issues, thereby diluting any possible direct influence one's vote may have. The representative's vote in a legislature is combined with votes of other representatives, causing more dilution of the voters' influence. At many points, judicial, executive, and bureaucratic processes intervene, and they cause more dilution. Each voter for a representative may be deciding to vote because of a different issue upon which the representative has taken a stance. This is vastly different from the signals given to Apple if all these people decided to buy or not buy an Apple. What is more, there are lawmakers behind the scenes that use money and power to shape the laws against the interests of the law-takers. Every one of these realities dilutes the influence of a given election vote of a law-taker and ruptures the relation between that person's vote and his influence on a given issue.
Suppose that a voter organizes other voters in order to gain influence over the political outcomes. Then he faces a new set of obstacles in that persons are selected by parties and the parties have their own processes of influence. Furthermore the lawmakers control election districts and ballot access. They even control how much money one can donate to campaigns, when one can donate it, what can be said in a campaign and when it can be said.
Voting is a con game designed to softsoap the ruled and disguise the force exercised on them by the rulers. Patriotism toward government is another such ruse. We the People is a fiction. We the Ruled is a fact.
I am saying little that is new, although it bears repetition until it motivates action. I echo and strongly endorse Henry David Thoreau in Civil Disobedience (1849):
"I HEARTILY ACCEPT the motto, — u2018That government is best which governs least'; and I should like to see it acted up to more rapidly and systematically. Carried out, it finally amounts to this, which also I believe, — u2018That government is best which governs not at all'; and when men are prepared for it, that will be the kind of government which they will have. Government is at best but an expedient; but most governments are usually, and all governments are sometimes, inexpedient. The objections which have been brought against a standing army, and they are many and weighty, and deserve to prevail, may also at last be brought against a standing government. The standing army is only an arm of the standing government. The government itself, which is only the mode which the people have chosen to execute their will, is equally liable to be abused and perverted before the people can act through it. Witness the present Mexican war, the work of comparatively a few individuals using the standing government as their tool; for, in the outset, the people would not have consented to this measure."
Thoreau is relevant today and always:
"How does it become a man to behave toward this American government to-day? I answer, that he cannot without disgrace be associated with it. I cannot for an instant recognize that political organization as my government which is the slave's government also."
The Mexican-American War to which Thoreau refers is more than matched by today's wars in Yugoslavia, Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Somalia, Pakistan, and Yemen:
"All men recognize the right of revolution; that is, the right to refuse allegiance to, and to resist, the government, when its tyranny or its inefficiency are great and unendurable. But almost all say that such is not the case now. But such was the case, they think, in the Revolution of '75. If one were to tell me that this was a bad government because it taxed certain foreign commodities brought to its ports, it is most probable that I should not make an ado about it, for I can do without them. All machines have their friction; and possibly this does enough good to counterbalance the evil. At any rate, it is a great evil to make a stir about it. But when the friction comes to have its machine, and oppression and robbery are organized, I say, let us not have such a machine any longer. In other words, when a sixth of the population of a nation which has undertaken to be the refuge of liberty are slaves, and a whole country is unjustly overrun and conquered by a foreign army, and subjected to military law, I think that it is not too soon for honest men to rebel and revolutionize. What makes this duty the more urgent is the fact that the country so overrun is not our own, but ours is the invading army."
Michael S. Rozeff [send him mail] is a retired Professor of Finance living in East Amherst, New York. He is the author of the free e-book Essays on American Empire: Liberty vs. Domination and the free e-book The U.S. Constitution and Money: Corruption and Decline.


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Alun Wyn Jones and Sam Warburton will both look to make an impact for Wales from the bench on Saturday © PA Photos
Wales have included flanker Sam Warburton and second-row Alun Wyn Jones on the bench for their match with Italy on Saturday.
Howley has opted to name the same XV that beat France on February 9 but he has opted to draft in two fresh faces on the bench. Warburton, who missed the win against Les Bleus due to a shoulder injury, will hope to make an impact from the replacements while second-row Jones is also given the nod.
Jones suffered a shoulder injury during the autumn defeat to Argentina, but made his return to action for the Ospreys as a substitute in their RaboDirect PRO12 win at Ulster on February 8. The return of Jones, who has 67 caps to his name, is a major boost for Wales, who are without second-rows Bradley Davies and Luke Charteris through injury.
Warburton comes into the 23-man squad in place of Aaron Shingler while Jones replaces Lou Reed. Howley confirmed last week that he was retaining the same XV that beat the French ahead of their match against Italy and he has called on the team to show the same resilience in Rome on Saturday.
"The side is fit and raring to go and on the bench we have brought in Sam [Warburton] and Alun Wyn [Jones], who have both returned from injury which is a boost to the squad," Howley said. "In France the players showed real determination and resilience and we will need that again in Rome.
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In 1996, just as I was finishing high school, I bit into a bagel made with sun-dried tomatoes and olives. Setting aside the fact that I had yet to realize I had a problem with gluten (a problem by the name of "celiac disease"), I hadn't eaten many olives in my day. My family rarely put them out at mealtime, and I cannot think of a time when they were served or cooked in a dish I ate at home. We were mad for pickles. Specifically Kosher dill pickles, specifically Mrs. Whytes Kosher Dill Pickles because WHY WOULD YOU EAT ANYTHING ELSE. Being Polish my grandmother made her own, but when they were not available, Mrs. Whytes was where the pickles were at. My cousin Alanna once devoured a whole plate of them at a family get-together. She was two. So we didn't need olives, is what I'm saying. Pickles were what one ate when craving salt.
On that fateful day in 1996 I took a bite of this bagel and spit it out pretty quickly. The problem, it would seem, was the olives. I started asking friends if they liked these small balls of evil and it turned out that olives were fairly divisive. As I said in my FAQs post, no one has borderline feelings about them; you hate olives, or you love them. And in my case, I was clearly in the "hate" category.
As I've travelled and written and tried all sorts of different foods around the world, two important things happened:
1) I really still seriously dislike olives. Like, for real. I have had friends trick me by trying to bake them into foods where they won't be expected and ha ha Jodi spat out the whole thing it worked. I have tried olives around the world, as I've said prior, but they are just viscerally so disgusting that I cannot even pretend to swallow them. I've tried olives stuffed with meat, cooked, baked, you name it. I've tried them in places so renowned for olives that the olive lovers fall silent when I mention my taste tests.
Then, quietly, "So, uh, even those didn't make the cut?"
No, they didn't. Nothing has. And let's be honest, I can't justifiably spit fire about olives all over the Internet without trying them in new places, because then people will just tell me "oh but did you try GREEK olives? Those are the BEST."
I'm in Greece now, by the way. If they let me stay in the country once this post is live, I'll try the olives there, as I always do. It's not going to be pretty.
2) I've discovered that a lot of other people dislike olives too. So heartening! Joining in our olive hate! A quest to rid foods of this scourge of taste! I'll stop. Basically, thanks for making me feel like less of an albatross. And thanks also for asking for a t-shirt to announce your preferences to the world.
(Of course I love olive oil — it's fabulous. Just not a fan of the olive in edible form.)
Based on preferences from the Vietnam maps campaign, the olive t-shirt is available in Women's v-neck and unisex crew neck.
3) I also know how many people LOVE olives, so don't worry there is the counterpoint in the Great Olive Divide here. All of these will be in the new shop that accompanies my site (see below), but I wanted to update the post to make this clear as the pro-olive camp is taking umbrage. I wouldn't leave out the other part of my readers, but had to launch the one that works best with my tastebuds first ;) And of course as someone who uses olive oil for cooking all the time and washes my face with olive oil in lieu of a cleanser, I benefit from the industry tremendously. I just don't like the taste of olives.
How did this design come about?
A friend in Saigon, a talented illustrator named Maggie, likes olives — but also enjoys a challenge. Despite eating them herself, she was willing to let me hire her to design this t-shirt and go back and forth on what it would look like. Given my aggressive averseness to olives, her sketches started out grim and wonderful, a dark embodiment of my truest of olive feelings.
First this:
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Unfortunately we thought the barbed wire and blood would be a bit alienating.
And then:
The next version was a little more friendly.
But the blood was still a bit much.
This version was a bit too cartoony for those who I polled in this process, but I also liked the styling:
We settled on something like "angry olive doesn't like be left out of the taste party".
It was the perfect balance.
You can pick up your t-shirts (men's and women's soft cotton, same base t-shirts as the Vietnam maps campaign) here, for the next 21 days.
"Say No to Olives" Collateral
Because we're a bunch of nerds, we also made wallpapers available for mobile, iPad, and desktop. Just in case you really wanted to advertise how much you hate olives. They're available for download (for free) here. If you hover over the file, it shows the device it was designed for in the filename.
Also, the one and only Max also bought me no-olives.com as a t-shirt launch present, which now redirects to the Teespring page. Woohoo!
Back of the t-shirt logo
For all Legal Nomads t-shirts, either hand-drawn maps or this olive shirt, this new Legal Nomads logo with chilli will be somewhere in the design, indicating its provenance without being too aggressive.
Store and full re-design launching soon
I'll be putting up a full Legal Nomads store with each of these t-shirts — the Vietnam ones, these olive ones, and the next of the typographic maps, a food map made from Thailand's foods. As it's not done, the olive shirt is on Teespring first. I've gotten enough emails from you olive haters that you wanted your t-shirts. Happy to oblige.
I'm also redesigning Legal Nomads in full, with a brand new logo (below) and a home page styled like an image-heavy portal, to house the many different things that have been born out of this blog over the last 6 years. I'm very excited to share it with you, and I hope you like it too.
Looking forward to the new Legal Nomads launch! Until then, I welcome hate mail from olive lovers, and love letters from olive haters.


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I would give it 8, but without at least drums you get a 7, and because it sounds a little off at times I'll give it 6, but don't get the wrong idea. It's pretty well done for what it is. Good job, and keep it up. Let me know when the song is complete :D


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