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Ma, ma, where's my pa? June 26, 2008
By Kay S. Hymowitz
Today's question: Was Sen. Barack Obama right to condemn absentee fathers? Kerry Howley and Kay Hymowitz debate the politics of children. Previously, they discussed juvenile obesity and the teen pregnancy pact. Later this week, they'll discuss fertility rates and other topics.
Why should a dad bother? Point: Kay Hymowitz
Barack Obama's critique of black fatherlessness was unusual because it was not only politically smart -- it appealed to the working-class white "values" voters he needs to bring to his camp -- but it happened to be true. The percentage of black single mothers grew from 25% in 1965, when Daniel Patrick Moynihan first sounded the alarm in his infamous report, "The Negro Family ," to an astonishing 70% by the early 1990s.
To appreciate the speech, remember how hard it has been to have a frank discussion of this issue. Moynihan was pummeled as a racist and sexist. As a result, for decades to come, dads went absent not only from their children's homes but also from the policy discussion. This in turn reinforced the increasing cultural acceptance of single-mother families. As I mentioned in Monday's post, experts and legislators talked about teen mothers -- and for that matter, welfare mothers -- as if the children arrived via stork. Black leaders such as Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson rued the absence of black men on prime-time television but went mum about their disappearance from their children's lives.
That said, Obama punted on the tough question: Can fathers stay involved with their kids absent marriage? Or for those who are uncomfortable with the word, a long-term, stable, live-in, child-centered relationship with their children's mother? It doesn't look that way. Only about a third of nonresidential fathers see their children with any frequency. Low-income unmarried fathers, who are disproportionately but of course not only black, are even more absent. According to the Fragile Families study, about half of them have a child from a previous relationship and many will go on to have yet another child by another partner. You'd have to be Daniel Boone to negotiate such a thicket of children and ex's. Columbia sociology professor Marcia J. Carlson finds that only between 10% and 18% of non-co-residential fathers remain heavily involved with their kids, and though those kids look better on social, emotional and cognitive outcomes than kids whose fathers are disengaged, they still don't do as well as those with a live-in dad.
Most people object that the fathers in question will not make very good husbands. That's probably true, but not an argument against trying to reintroduce marriage as a cultural norm for future generations. Marriage, like the firing squad, focuses the mind. If you're a young woman who has grown up believing you should be married to your child's father, you will be more careful about who that man will be. And if you're a young man who knows you will have a vital role to play as a husband and father, you'll have reason to stay in school and out of trouble.
Obama was right that black fathers are too often MIA. He was wrong to ignore how little reason they've had for stepping up.
Who needs a firing squad when you've got prisons? Point: Kerry Howley
Barack Obama's speech was strategically smart and perfectly delivered -- no surprises there. It may not be the kind of thing we're used to hearing from political figures, but the content of the speech was not particularly controversial. As you have long argued, children tend to do better when they're raised by two biological parents, along a variety of dimensions and controlling for all sorts of factors. It was always a mistake to deny that fact in the service of some larger political crusade.
Still, I'm not sure where blindly repeating "two parents are ideal" gets us. I have yet to meet a single mother who doesn't want help. The low-income single women in "Promises I Can Keep," the study of poor mothers I referenced during our pregnancy pact discussion, hope upon hope for a worthy partner to come along. Most wealthy single women who seek sperm donors would like a lasting partnership, but they tend to fear that they will complete fertility before they meet that partner. We all know what the ideals are, but the world doesn't always cooperate.
For low-income black women, the world really isn't cooperating. We put an awful lot of nonviolent black men behind bars, which is not generally conducive to good fathering. With so many young men absent, the marriage markets are heavily skewed against women, and mothers who might otherwise demand that men stay home and change diapers find themselves in a miserable bargaining position. In his book "The Logic of Life," Tim Harford describes one study indicating that "a one-percentage- point increase in the proportion of young black men in prison reduces the proportion of young black women who have ever been married by three percentage points." Now consider: In New Mexico, 30% of black men between 30 and 35 are in prison. Telling women to want marriage more just doesn't seem like an effective strategy here. Nor does it seem right to suggest that they ought not to have children at all; these women are simply responding rationally to the world as it is.
We can't blame all deficient fathering on the drug war, of course, and I'm not against pushing long-term partnership as a cultural norm. It's just hard for me to know what that means in practice, and how that will accommodate the many familial arrangements bound to pop up within an adaptive, pluralistic society. I'd rather see us push back against a state that regularly separates children from their nonviolent fathers. When Obama gives that speech, I'll be impressed.
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On/Off Again Relationships....
Do on again and off again relationships work?Me and my bf are this way.One day were together then the next were split up.We been together on/off for 6-8 months.Back and forth.I love him but he's an asshole.lolSometimes I think he only comes running back cause he wants sex.Any of you been there done that?Does it work out?Help...
Me and my SO were like that for a while....i would get aggravated and upset over something he was doing , ( and actually the problem somehow revolved around his friends...he would make plans with me, then cancel to go hang out with the guys)...finally we had to really evaluate our relationship and if it was worth it , or if we should just walk away....
We both agreed it was worth it , and its been 7 years now and we have gotten a long way.
But its really something that you REALLY have to think is worth it....and...something i have figured out about myself, because i am always the one to "break it off"...i had to stop doing that. It didnt do anything, but cause hard feelings.
Who breaks it off each time. Are you his "booty call"? Maybe he's your "booty call"?
My view on relationships like this is that when things don't work out with new partners, you always have your, for lack of better term, safety net. Which isn't really a good thing because it 's just a "for now" kind of thing.
I've been in a relationship like that. It was exhausting. I had end it for good. It was just a waste of time.
Why do you keep going back to him? Because you love him? Does he know you love him? And, if he does know but leaves you anyway, he's just using you...taking advantage of you.
I was in a relationship like that years and years ago and it was sooo emotionally taxing. We were each other's safety nets when other things didn't work out. However, we weren't making any plans to be together seriously either. So after a while I ended it. It was hard to do because whether I wanted to admit it, I still had feelings for him. But in the end it was the best thing I've ever done.
DH and I were like that for a while while we were dating. Then I got pregnant, and it made things worse. We finally straightened things out when I was 7 months pregnant with our oldest. It still takes a lot of work, but we love each other. We've now been together for 6 years, and married almost 5.


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My FH and I are going to Disney for our honeymoon. We have already booked our stay and he got us the disney dining plan. It is most likely the smallest package. What are the specifics on the plan? I have heard that some places that you dine count as two of your sit down dinners. Is that true? Do we have to pick from a certain menu if we go to nice places? Any information would be helpful! Thanks
Look here. You most likely have "basic DDP", which includes one table service (TS), one counter service (CS), and one snack credit per night. You are allocated all of your credits immediately upon check-in, and may use them at any time, in any order, that you wish, until midnight of the day you check out. Each TS credit allows you a (non-alcoholic) beverage, and entree, and a dessert. (Or the full offerings of a buffet, "all-you-can-eat" meal, of a "fixed price" plate.) With extremely limited exceptions, this can be from anything offered on the menu. (See the linked sticky for the known exceptions). Certain "signature" restaurants and all dinner shows require 2 TS credits per person.
I would check on that package if I were you. The "smallest package" is the quick service dining plan which includes no table service credits. I think it is most likely you have the basic but you should check.
Welcome to the DIS and congratulations on your upcoming wedding/honeymoon! I just wanted to add that if you will be doing any table service dining, to make reservations at your earliest opportunity....90 days from the first day of your trip. The dining plan is very popular and ADRs are really necessary to eat at a decent time/place.
One nice thing about Disney, all of the restaurants are nice, but few are stuffy. Generally speaking you can order whatever on the menu that is included with your plan. The few exceptions are some meals or menu items meant to serve more than one person and at California Grill there are some sushi items not available using DP credits. As for what is CS, TS and counts as a 2TS meal. Click on Dining at the top of this page and find the link for 2009 Dining Plan Restaurants. That chart does a nice job of showing you what costs what and if you click on the restaurant name you'll get to see the menu and other details. Congrats and best wishes for a pixie dust filled future!
Specifically, all sushi is available as an entree on either plan. If you are on the deluxe, you may order any sushi item as an appetizer, except for the Snake in the Grass and Yoshi's Deluxe Sushi Platter. These are considered entrees no matter which plan you are on.


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Throughout small towns in Canada are 44 sports retailers stocking their stores with goalie pads, blockers, gloves and other goods.
The equipment, made in Scarborough, Ont., is also shipped to the U.S., Russia, the U.K., other European countries and as far away as Japan.
"When you think of the best of the best in hockey equipment, people refer to Canadian-made hockey equipment as the elite product. Even though the quality if improving offshore, it doesn't compare to what's made at home," says president Trevor McKenney.
At age 25, Mr. McKenney founded the sports equipment company with long-time friend Mike McNamara in 1996. Mr. McKenney played hockey and had worked in sports retail since he was a teenager. He had learned the ins and outs of repairing goalie equipment and Mr. McNamara would design their own equipment prototypes, focusing on hockey.
Now the company has 16 employees who cut, sew and stuff each goal pad and other pieces of equipment by hand. It takes three people between a total of 12 and 14 hours to put together a pair of goal pads from synthetic leather, high-density nylons and lightweight foam.
McKenney says finding the "craftsmen" he needs isn't easy.
"It's not as simple as sewing a T-shirt," he says. "It's harder and harder to find people in these generations who go in to these types of trades... because so much of these products are made in the far east."
The business, which sells through dealers not directly to the public, has seen some up and downs since opening. One challenge has been competing with cheaper, foreign-made equipment that has brought price points down dramatically, McKenney says.
The amount of business coming from south of the border has dipped since the business opened. U.S. distributors once made up about half of the business, McKenney says, but economic changes have brought it down to about 15 per cent.
To stay in business, McKenney is trying to maintain its "grassroots" characteristics that sets his company apart from big names like Bauer and Reebok.
"They all advertise at the NHL level and at our size, the cost associated with advertising there are not feasible," McKenney says, adding that it enables him to sell domestically-made products at a mid-price range.
"What you're paying for is the actual quality of the product, not for the advertising or the marketing behind it."
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Crimes reported on Kansas University's Lawrence campus dropped about 7 percent in 2005, according to reports released Wednesday by KU's Public Safety Office.
The total number of crimes on campus fell from 818 incidents reported in 2004 to 754 in 2005. The grand total of reports, including those that occurred outside of the office's jurisdiction, was 770.
Crimes in the 10 campus parking lots where surveillance cameras were installed last year dropped 23 percent, according to the public safety office.
The number of trespassing incidents doubled to 26 in 2005. Capt. Schuyler Bailey said that was because officers were finding more people with no affiliation to the university on campus.
Drugs/narcotics violations on campus also increased from 14 incidents in 2004 to 45 in 2005. Bailey said that was due to heightened awareness of KU staff and officers. The number of reported assaults on campus declined from 53 to 33.
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NOVATO, Calif., Dec. 9 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- BioMarin Pharmaceutical Inc. (Nasdaq: BMRN) announced today that its partner Merck Serono, a division of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany, has received marketing approval for Kuvan(R) (sapropterin dihydrochloride) for the treatment of hyperphenylalaninemia (HPA) in phenylketonuria (PKU) or BH4 deficient patients from the European Commission. Merck Serono estimates that there are approximately 35,000 patients diagnosed with hyperphenylalaninemia due to PKU or BH4 deficiency in the European Union. BioMarin will receive a milestone payment of $30 million for this marketing approval along with royalties on net sales of Kuvan in the E.U.
"Along with our partner Merck Serono, we are excited to bring the first therapeutic option to manage PKU to the European market and expand the geographic reach of Kuvan," said Jean-Jacques Bienaime, Chief Executive Officer of BioMarin. "We are focused on the continued expansion of Kuvan in the U.S. and look forward to working closely with Merck Serono on the successful launch of the product in the European market."
About Kuvan
Kuvan(R) (sapropterin dihydrochloride) Tablets are indicated in the United States to reduce blood phenylalanine (Phe) levels in patients with hyperphenylalaninemia (HPA) due to tetrahydrobiopterin- (BH4-) responsive phenylketonuria (PKU). Kuvan is to be used in conjunction with a Phe-restricted diet.
The active ingredient in Kuvan, sapropterin dihydrochloride, is the synthetic form of 6R-BH4 (tetrahydrobiopterin), a naturally occurring enzyme cofactor that works in conjunction with phenylalanine hydroxylase (PAH) to metabolize Phe.
Kuvan has received orphan drug designation from both the U.S. Food and
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The Department of Transportation on Wednesday announced tentative plans to grant antitrust immunity to Delta and Northwest, together with their SkyTeam partners Air France, Alitalia, Czech Airlines, and KLM, allowing them to "coordinate their services and act as a single carrier for U.S.-Europe services."
That means that the affected airlines can jointly set fares and coordinate schedules on transatlantic routes. Without the DOT's antitrust immunity, such cooperation among airlines that would normally compete against each other would be considered collusion, and would be prosecutable as such.
So why is the DOT allowing Delta and Northwest to cooperate rather than compete? Doesn't that fly in the face of the most fundamental of economic principles, that competition spurs airlines to keep their prices low, a clear benefit to travel consumers? That, after all, is the rationale behind antitrust laws, which are an accepted part of business life throughout most of the world.
According to Northwest's news release, "The DOT's decision will enable the carriers to expand their transatlantic networks by coordinating schedules and services with a single, customer-focused objective."
There may be sound business logic underpinning the DOT's action, but let's hope that they were not swayed by the airlines' claim to be motivated by the aforementioned customer-focused objective.
There can be consumer benefits to airline alliances, such as the SkyTeam group to which both Delta and Northwest belong. Coordinating flight schedules and running flights from shared terminals can ease connections between allied carriers, for example. And frequent flyer program tie-ups allow for mileage earning and redemption among all alliance members.
But permitting airlines to jointly set ticket prices can only have one outcome: higher prices. And it's the prospect of just such higher prices, not some undefined customer-focused objective, that motivates airlines to band together into global alliances, and to seek antitrust immunity for their joint services.
So it's distressing to see lower prices listed among the anticipated benefits of the DOT's sanction. Again from the DOT's announcement: "The Department tentatively concluded that the proposed alliance is in the public interest because it features a proposed new and highly integrated joint venture that will likely produce efficiencies and provide consumers with additional price and service options, such as lower fares and more nonstop and connecting flights."
How the DOT can reconcile antitrust immunity with lower prices is a mystery that will leave mainstream economists scratching their heads. Perhaps the DOT's obtuseness on the matter is simply the combination of a business-friendly administration in Washington together with the turmoil currently engulfing the airline industry.
Whatever the explanation for the DOT's actions, the result is readily predictable: transatlantic travelers on SkyTeam carriers may enjoy somewhat more convenience, but they'll have to be prepared to pay more for it.


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Harry Potter and the Hogwarts Dancers After watching that with me, Stacy said, "I can pretty much guarantee you we wouldn't have done that in high school." I hope not.
Is it me, or did they stink? Didn't really understand the choice of 80's music either.
like Oprah guests, this is one of those things it pains me to watch. I am just too embaressed for them.
I wouldn't say they stunk, but I don't think the Joffrey is calling them either.


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With a little help from her agent, Oofie Triptrip, and her mentor, Hagridmitch, Bratniss Everclean may just have a shot at winning the Tri-Wizard Cup, in The Hunger But Mainly Death Games, a wonderfully twisted take on Suzanne Collins's epic trilogy.
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Mockstrich season has begun. Welcome to The Hunger But Mainly Death Games, the hilarious Hunger Games parody, and the only book brave enough to suggest that Suzanne Collins's epic trilogy was way more about death than food.
Or at least this is what Bratniss Everclean discovers, when she leaves the comforts of Slum 12, Pandumb's garbage dump, to shortsightedly volunteer for a teenage death tournament. But she soon realizes there are fates worse than death . . . like weirdly having to date her fellow competitor, and lifelong stalker, Pita Malarkey. Okay, okay, it's not worse than DEATH, but it's still pretty annoying.
Still, with help from her agent Oofie Triptrip and her mentor, Hagridmitch, who's pretty sure he can guide Bratniss to victory in the Tri-Wizard Cup, maybe Bratniss will somehow survive this book that she's the narrator of. The Hunger But Mainly Death Games is the perfect book for anyone who's going through Hunger Games withdrawal and ready for a wonderfully twisted take on their favorite story and characters. This book is also for the unfortunate teens who are trapped in a Hunger Games at this very moment and could really benefit from some levity. We're here for you, assuming you brought your books into the arena.
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Dr. Goodman graduated from Yale University and obtained his medical degree from the University of Vermont. He was certified by the American Board of Dermatology after completing three years of specialty training divided among the Mt. Sinai Hospital, New York, the Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts, and the Skin and Cancer Unit of the New York University Post Graduate Medical School. Dr. Goodman was also full-time staff dermatologist to the Lahey Clinic, Boston, Massachusetts, prior to coming to Florida.
Dr. Goodman has practiced dermatology in West Palm Beach for over 20 years. He is Clinical Professor of Dermatology at the University of Miami School of Medicine. Dr. Goodman is a fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology and a member Society of Cosmetic Chemists.
The practice was clean and professional. The staff was attentive and polite. The wait time was longer than was necessary. Dr. Goodman and his assistants were thorough and informative.
This doctor did not help me at all. He seemed to be lost, did not know anything about my condition. He sent me to see a different dermatologist. This was the only good thing about my visit, because the new dermatologist was very knowledgeable.
I was extremely pleased with my appointment. The wait time was minimal, and the staff was pleasant and competent. Dr. Goodman was personable, experienced, and extremely knowledgeable. My specific concerns were immediately addressed by himself and his PA together, and I felt that I was in excellent hands. I highly recommend Dr. Goodman.
Dr. Goodman spent time as needed for his diagnosis, and not the in and out thing seen often today. My condition was evaluated as needed, and I guess no quick judgement to use antibiotics or fancy drugs was prescribed, of course a drug reaction to my skin was the reason for my appointment in the first place.
Absolutely wonderful. Dr. Goodman was very professional and knowledgeable. His P.A. was also very knowledgeable and made me feel comfortable. The reception assistants were very friendly and warm. No waiting and the office was very clean and inviting. I highly recommend Dr. Goodman.
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Dr. Goodman was professional and diagnosed my condition in a timely manner.
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