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There have not been many times in my life that I wished to be a judge. Oh sure, I suppose Judge Wapner at one point or another must have inspired me to think how I would rule on the "Did his dog pee-pee in her yard" case. I might have briefly thought about being a judge after watching Herman Munster so wisely preside over "My Cousin Vinny." Judge Reinhold seemed like a person to be after his hot career start — Stripes, Fast Times, Beverly Hills Cop, Ruthless People, etc.*
*There have been FIVE Beethoven movies. I thought this should be said. Five. Judge Reinhold was only in 3 and 4 though, which, I am proud to say, were called "Beethoven's 3rd" and 'Beethoven's 4th." I love that they decided to call them that in the honor and spirit of actual Beethoven symphonies but am both puzzled and irked that they didn't call the last movie "Beethoven's 5th." It was called Beethoven's Big Break, instead. My guess is they probably couldn't get the rights to the name.
So, no, never particularly cared about being a judge. But a couple of weeks ago, I saw something that made me wish I had given up on this crazy sportswriting thing, gone to law school, become an accomplished lawyer, run for county judge, then worked my way up to the place of the Honorable Mark A. Barnett, appointed to the United States Court of International Trade by Barack Obama.
This is so I could have presided over ALLSTAR Marketing GROUP, LLC, Plaintiff v. UNITED STATES, Defendant.
That — as you undoubtedly know because it's now very famous not unlike Brown v. Board of Education — was the case where once and for all the question of our time was decided:
Is the Snuggie® clothing apparel or is it a blanket?
Now before I tell you the Judge's ruling, let's talk for a moment about the Snuggie®. Seven years ago, I saw the Snuggies® commercial for the very first time. I don't exaggerate when I say that it changed my life. I am, of course obsessed by those little infomercials — infocos I like to call them — and have spent way too much of my limited brainpower thinking about vacuums for ear wax, chairs that let you work out and work at the same time, insensitively named flashlights that are almost frighteningly indestructible, and the dog that talks in Farmer's Only commercials.
But, if I'm being real, none of them quite moved me the way the Snuggies® commercial did. The perfect infoco product must achieve three things.
1. It must make a clear promise to fix a problem.
2. The problem must not exist.
3. The product must then fail to actually fix the problem that does not exist.
The Snuggie® was perfection. It promised to fix the problem of your arms getting caught up in blankets. The commercial began memorably with a woman trying desperately to answer the phone while snuggling inside a blanket: It's impossible!
The problem, of course, is completely and totally non-existent. Nobody on earth or in any of the infinite number of dimensions of earth has ever thought: "This blanket, ugh, can't someone make it so that you can stay warm AND answer a phone?"
And then, the Snuggie® — it didn't actually fix the completely made-up problem at all. I should know. I bought Snuggies®. Yeah: Plural. I even wore one to a book signing once. And I have to tell you: You don't get a lot of mobility inside a Snuggie®. I had to take off the Snuggie® to actually sign books.
So I love the Snuggie®, love it with all my heart, but I kind of thought the Snuggie® was gone from my life forever. New absurd info-commercials came on. The Snuggie® fell into memory, like the song "Call Me Maybe."
And then: A Miracle. The Snuggie® people took the United State of America to court. Their mission: To prove that the Snuggie® is not a piece of clothing. The Snuggie® is a blanket.
Well, what is it? Well, before that, um, we need to give some context.
Yeah, I know.
The whole apparel vs. blanket thing is actually kind of serious stuff. The Snuggie® is made in China or at least it was before President Trump was elected; I fully expect him to end this nightmare. Anyway, the import tax on the Snuggie® depends very much on its designation. Apparel is taxed at 14.9%. Blankets, though, are taxed at just 8.5%. So we're talking about a lot of money here. As silly and hilarious and sad as it might be, it actually matters what the Snuggie® is. And so the case went to court.
And what a case. I have been spending much of my free time just reading the ruling. It has made me so happy.
The United States, unsurprisingly, made one argument that the Snuggie® has to be apparel because they have, and I shall begin quoting, "wide-armed sleeves and flow loosely around the body." In this way, the United States said, the Snuggie was similar to "clerical or ecclesiastical garments" and "professional or scholastic gowns and robes."
The Snuggie® people countered by saying, HA HA HA HA HA HA! You're joking, right? Professional robes? Ecclesiastical Garments? No, no, no, my friend, clerical and ecclesiastical garments have closures. There are no closures on the Snuggie®. It's WIDE OPEN, baby.
And as for the gowns and robes argument, well, to make that argument the judge needed to be convinced that people would wear the Snuggie® backward (which is actually frontward, like a robe).
"The court," Judge Barnett wrote, "is not persuaded by the Defendant's argument."*
*Do you think Judge Barnett put all sorts of snarky stuff into his ruling because, yeah, when else could you really do that? Oh and by the way, have you noticed h0w I have the trademark symbol after every Snuggie®? I put it into my TextExpander app. I am so happy to have it there. Snuggie® Snuggie® Snuggie®!
OK fine: But what about Halloween? As the defense obviously pointed out, people clearly wore out Snuggies® on Halloween. There's no doubt that someone in a Snuggie® came to your door at some point. Doesn't that make them clothing? This was a touchy issue that involved a couple of court cases — Pompeo v. United States and Rubie's Costume Co. v. United States — and led to one definition that said clothing, even costume clothing, must provide decency and comfort.
"The plaintiff concedes the Snuggie® offers comfort;" the judge wrote, "however, Plaintiff contends the Snuggie® is not worn for decency."
I have spent hours — sad to say HOURS — thinking about this exchange. I imagine it went like so:
DEFENDANT: "Your honor, the Snuggie® clearly offers both comfort and decency."
PLAINTIFF: "Your honor, the plaintiff we will stipulate that the Snuggie® is very comfortable. However we must insist that the Snuggie® is not a decent thing to wear outside. If anyone knows that you don't wear a Snuggie® outside, it is us."
DEFENDANT: Objection!
JUDGE: Overruled.
DEFENDANT: We strenuously object, and ask to confer with you in chambers about the obvious decency of the Snuggie® in outdoor conditions.
JUDGE: The objection has been overruled.
DEFENDANT: Move to reconsider.
JUDGE: The Snuggie® people are experts on the subject of the Snuggie® and the court will hear their opinion!
Anyway, that Halloween thing didn't go very far.
The defense also tried to attack the Snuggie® from the "one size fits all" angle — hey, if "one size fits all," that means that it has to actually "fit" which means it has to be a piece of clothing. Only pieces of clothing fit, right? The judge didn't buy that one either. He made the ruling that, "Come on, you're kidding right? They made it one size fits all because they didn't want to make any other sizes. Come on, quit trying to con me."
He wrote it in a more scholarly way. He also said, and here I really am quoting: "there is nothing 'fitted' about the Snuggie®."
The biggest question about the Snuggie's® identity, and the final one, comes down to those sleeves. That's the whole story, right? The Snuggie® pitched itself as a "blanket with sleeves." It was, as the judge tells us, inspired by something called the Slanket® and, even better, something called the "Freedom Blanket." Just knowing that there is something out there called the "Freedom Blanket" has made my life, I would say, at least 1.2% better.
The only real question is: By putting sleeves on a blanket do you make it a piece of clothing?
Finally, we are the crux of the matter. I am fairly certain this was determined thousands of years ago, in ancient Greece, by Plato himself in his renowned "lipstick on a pig" parable. As the judge ruled, "The Court finds that the sleeves are incidental to the Snuggie's® use as a blanket; the sleeves are not so substantial as to transform the Snuggie® into something other than a blanket."
Yes. I cannot begin to describe my delight that someone — an important and very smart person — thought up and wrote down those words: 'The sleeves are not so substantial as to transform the Snuggie® into something other than a blanket." I am for putting those words on a monument somewhere.
The ruling was clear and it was decisive: The Snuggie® is a blanket. Well, of course it is. Then again, it is not entirely clear yet what sort of precedent this will set. It could mean that the Ginzu Knife will be classified as a weapon. I hope so.


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Our democracy cannot survive without educating the next generation to their rights and responsibilities as citizens. Yet a new assessment of different states' civics curricula suggests states are falling short on educating students on how government works, how the public engages in the public discussion and makes decisions and what a citizen's role is in our nation.
Fewer states than five years ago offer a rigorous education in civics, only eight test what the students have learned and much of the course work focuses on history and policies rather than current events. Even those states that offer a fairly comprehensive curriculum, such as California, fall short when one drills down to see how the lessons would help young voters learn to frame and address community problems and work together to find solutions.
New federal policies designed to improve learning, No Child Left Behind and Race to the Top, have not improved civics education, according to Peter Levine, the executive director of the Center for Information & Research on Civic Learning and Engagement (CIRCLE), which conducted the 50-state assessment of civics education. To see how each state is assessed, look at CIRCLE's spreadsheet.
Also troubling is that civics courses — classes on U.S. History and American government — assume young Americans will dutiful embrace civic engagement (as have previous generations). What's missing is an understanding how to engage young Americans in civics. Also that voting and the horse race of an election is but one tiny, tiny part of civic engagement.
Young people often will talk about the need in their lives to "make a difference." We, as a nation, need to rethink how we are teaching them to engage in their community and make that difference. A nation of spectators is not a democracy.


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From 1900, the year the RASKB was founded, we began publishing an annual journal, Transactions. Publication has continued ever since, so long as the Society was active, with Volume 87 (2012) being published early in 2013. We welcome submissions of papers on any aspect of Korea, ancient or modern. Submissions are reviewed by a panel of readers.
Back issues of Transactions are available either individually or in a complete set of bound reprints (volumes 1-40) and originals, from the RASKB office. Indexes to the complete series can be viewed through the links on the sidebar. A printed Index of volumes 1-85 was published in 2011 and can be purchased from the RASKB office (send us an email to email@example.com).
In 2011, thanks to a generous grant from the Academy of Korean Studies, the entire series was scanned and is now freely available in various formats through the link on the sidebar.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- The Memphis Grizzlies turned up their offense in the second half, and the Charlotte Bobcats were too tired to keep pace.
Mike Conley scored 20 points, Zach Randolph added 16 and the Grizzlies beat the Bobcats 111-89 on Saturday night.
"From a team standpoint, I think we played well," said reserve center Kosta Koufos, who had 11 of his 12 points in the fourth quarter and grabbed 10 boards. "We all executed on the offensive end. Defensively, (the bigs) were up on the screens, and our guards did a heck of a job in the passing lanes."
Marc Gasol added 14 points and nine rebounds as the Grizzlies won a season-best sixth straight home game.
Al Jefferson scored 17 for Charlotte, shooting just 7 of 17 from the field. Chris Douglas-Roberts finished with 15 points, his fourth straight game in double figures, but Kemba Walker had just 11 - all in the first half - on 3-of-13 shooting. Charlotte shot 40 percent for the game.
The Bobcats were playing their fifth game in seven days against some of the NBA's best teams, including Miami, Oklahoma City and Indiana. The fatigue showed through much of the game, but really emerged in the second half.
"We lacked the energy that we needed," Charlotte coach Steve Clifford said. "The second thing would be the physicality to play them. They have bruising in there, and if you aren't ready to fight in the paint, you're going to be in trouble."
Memphis, which has won four of its last five, dominated the interior, outscoring Charlotte 60-46 in the paint and winning the rebound battle 51-40.
"We just played a great team that had a great game plan for us," Jefferson said. "I think we kind of got away from what we do. A little fatigue played into it, too."
Memphis broke the game open after halftime, outscoring Charlotte 59-45 in the final two quarters.
Charlotte is a top-five defensive team, entering the game allowing 97.2 points per game. The Bobcats had held opponents under 100 points in 40 of the first 62 games.
Memphis outscored Charlotte 27-17 in the third quarter as the Grizzlies connected on 11 of 21 shots. Meanwhile, Charlotte's shooting struggles continued as the Bobcats hit only 8 of 25 in the period.
Memphis took a 79-61 lead at the end of the third and extended it to as many as 26 as Koufos consistently got to the rim early in the fourth.
Both teams then sent in the reserves to finish it out.
"I thought (it) was a really good, professional win," Memphis coach Dave Joerger said. "I thought our guys were focused and ready to play.
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Memphis carried a 52-44 lead into halftime behind 11 points from Conley and 10 from Randolph.
Memphis controlled Jefferson, who entered the game averaging 31-plus points in his last four games. He had eight points at the break on 3-of-9 shooting.
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If you polled school administrators about the issues that keep them awake at night, at the top of the list would be those surrounding safety and belonging.
Yes, student performance on state- and district-mandated skills exams plays a large role in how a school could be perceived by district stakeholders, and budget issues can loom large when school administrators talk about the resources available to help them carry out their missions. But anything that has the potential to affect the well-being of a single student takes a paramount position of priority.
In Loveland this week, a school administrator was left with a difficult choice regarding student safety. A 7-year-old male student had run afoul of school "zero-tolerance" policies — of that detail, there is no dispute. The key element to the case, however, is the contention of the boy's mother that his sole transgression was using a "pretend grenade" on the school playground to dispatch imaginary evil from the world, and for that he was suspended. While the school district initially said such actions would place the student outside of allowable behavior, by the end of the week administrators were saying there was more to the story. Most certainly there is.
In addition to the extra details involving one student at one school, administrators also must have in the backs of their minds a sense of the bigger picture. If a young child believes a schoolmate's imagined weapons are precursors to the use of the real thing, the school has an environment where learning will be compromised. At that point, it is incumbent on the school and district to remind parents to have the conversations with their children about the general nature of the disciplinary issue, whether and how it constitutes a threat to the school community, and the consequences for those involved.
On issues of school safety, we have seen where too-strict adherence to a "zero-tolerance" policy can lead: good students being suspended for having a drill-team mock rifle in a vehicle or a dull knife in a lunch kit. The key with such policies is they should not lead to a mandatory punishment, because almost always, there's more to the story.
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"There is no medicine without medicines" write Ben Goldacre in his new book Bad Pharma. To Goldacre, an author, journalist and physician, this cause is personal. The title, a reference to both his first book, Bad Science, as well as the pharmaceutical industry's nickname Big Pharma, is a bit of a misnomer. While the focus is pharmaceutical companies and their actions, there are a number of enablers in the health care system – medical journals, regulators, and even medical professionals, all of whom have put the industry's needs ahead of good medicine. According to Goldacre, the damage is pervasive and deep, right to the roots of modern medicine. These problems know no borders, and affect us all. Despite the different health care systems that exist worldwide, we all depend on for-profit pharmaceutical companies to develop and market new medicines. These companies collectively wield enormous clout, due in part to the remarkable success of medicines over the past several decades. The global pharmaceutical market will probably top $1 trillion (yes, 12 zeros) this year. And Goldacre argues the industry is not only compromised, it is broken. And over 400 pages, he defends the following paragraph:
Drugs are tested by the people who manufacture them, in poorly designed trials, on hopelessly small numbers of weird, unrepresentative patients, and analysed using techniques that are flawed by design, in such a way that they exaggerate the benefits of treatments. Unsurprisingly, these trials tend to produce results that favour the manufacturer. When trials throw up results that companies don't like, they are perfectly entitled to hide them from doctors and patients, so we only ever see a distorted picture of any drug's true effects. Regulators see most of the trial data, but only from early on in a drug's life, and even then they don't give this data to doctors or patients, or even to other parts of government. This distorted evidence is then communicated and applied in a distorted fashion. In their forty years of practice after leaving medical school, doctors hear about what works ad hoc, from sales reps, colleagues and journals. But those colleagues can be in the pay of drug companies – often undisclosed – and the journals are, too. And so are the patient groups. And finally, academic papers, which everyone thinks of as objective, are often covertly planned and written by people who work directly for the companies, without disclosure. Sometimes whole academic journals are owned outright by one drug company. Aside from all this, for several of the most important and enduring problems in medicine, we have no idea what the best treatment is, because it's not in anyone's financial interest to conduct any trials at all. These are ongoing problems, and although people have claimed to fix many of them, for the most party they have failed; so all of these programs persist, but worse than ever, because now people can pretend that everything is fine after all.
We all have our own biases, and I should disclose mine. I'm a pharmacist who has seen HIV go from a death sentence to a chronic disease, thanks to newly developed drugs. I've watched cancers like leukemias be effectively cured, thanks to medication. And I'm amazed that surgeries like double-lung transplants, impossible in the past, are now a reality, thanks in part to drug treatments. Yet I've also spent more than a decade reviewing the efficacy and safety of prescriptions drugs. Regrettably few are truly innovative. Many are approved with lingering questions about long-term safety and effectiveness. The value some offer can be questionable. I've also seen tremendous harms caused by drugs – from individual patients who have suffered horrible adverse drug reactions to population-level disasters like the Vioxx (COX-2) debacle. And I haven't ignored the countless fines levied on pharmaceutical companies for bad, and sometimes even criminal, behavior. With its repeated capacity for self-sabotage, the pharmaceutical industry is its own worst enemy. My colleagues who work in the pharmaceutical industry agree. They're smart, honest people that genuinely want to help get good treatments to patients. They're embarrassed by what they see. So while I have no doubts about the astonishing track record of innovative new drugs that have transformed medicine, I also have no illusions that drug companies always behave in ways that support science-based medicine. And I think there is the potential for the industry to do much better. So how do we get this? Continue reading


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Governor Peter Shumlin and top officials from the Federal Highway Administration were on hand Thursday to open the roadway, which has been under construction since 2007.
The $72 million project will allow freight to move through the area more easily and keep big trucks out of the downtown.
The three-mile route starts a mile east of downtown Bennington and connects with the western leg of the bypass, known formally Vermont Route 279, which opened to traffic in 2004.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British police and support staff must prove their fitness in annual tests or have their pay docked after a survey found 64 percent were overweight, obese or morbidly obese, a review concluded on Thursday.
The government-commissioned report into police pay and conditions suggested that officers who failed a fitness test three times should be disciplined and could lose 8 percent of their salary, as much as 3,000 pounds ($4,700) for some.
It follows a survey of more than 11,500 officers and staff on London's police force which found that 44 percent were overweight, 19 percent obese, and one percent morbidly obese, the report said.
The review, which comes as the government seeks to make cuts of some 20 percent to police budgets as part of austerity measures, recommended other wide-ranging changes which would allow officers to be sacked, cut starting salaries, raise the pension age and require staff to have better qualifications.
The proposals, while generally welcomed by chief constables, have not gone down well with ordinary officers who are facing pay freezes, higher pension contributions and a cut in numbers.
"Police officers have had enough of the constant state of uncertainty and the deliberate, sustained attack on them by this government," said Paul McKeever, Chairman of Police Federation of England and Wales.
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Tallman had been with Irving, TX-based GGI since 2000. Before joining Gold's, Tallman was an area director for Bally Total Fitness, Chicago.
Tallman joined Gold's shortly after private equity firm Brockway Moran and Partners took over the company in 1999. TRT Holdings, another private equity firm, bought GGI from Brockway Moran in 2004.
Through it all, Tallman has seen several shake-ups in the corporate structure. During Tallman's tenure, Gold's CEOs have been Kirk Galiani (1999-2001), Gene LaMott (2001-2006), David Schnabel (2006-2008), James Weaver (2008-2009) and current president Jim Snow.
According to an internal GGI email, the company has shifted some responsibilities within the organization. David Fowler will handle ongoing franchise gym operations, and Chris Finch will report to Fowler for international franchising. Tim Hicks, vice president of franchise sales, will handle franchise sales and administration, Todd Scartozzi will manage vendor relationship management and product development, and Henry Fernandez will continue to oversee ongoing procurement and purchasing.
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On Monday, January 6, Florida State Prosecutor Angela Corey filed a motion to revoke Marissa Alexander's release on bond, alleging that Marissa Alexander broke the conditions of her release by making unauthorized trips outside her home. In fact, Alexander's legal team has shown that her Correctional Service Counselor authorized every trip listed in the State's motion. Marissa Alexander has complied with all conditions of her bond. Corey's office was aware of these facts but instead filed an inflammatory and misleading motion. Filing this motion is a wasteful, frivolous cost to the state and is further evidence of Corey's abusive and baseless pursuit of Marissa Alexander.
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The Free Marissa Now Mobilization Campaign condemns Prosecutor Angela Corey's abusive harassment of Marissa Alexander. Others serving house arrest with electronic monitoring devices have been allowed to take authorized leave to address personal and business matters. Why is Marissa Alexander being held to a different standard than others who are in similar monitoring situations?
The state's motion is nothing more than a smear tactic to undermine Alexander's credibility and criminalize her character in an attempt to sway public opinion before Alexander's new trial at the end of March. Despite knowing that all of the trips were authorized, Corey accuses Alexander of "repeatedly flout[ing]" the conditions of her bond; "demonstrat[ing] her utter disregard for conforming her behavior to the rules others must abide by"; "disrespect[ing]" the Court in "such blatant fashion." These obviously false accusations continue to expose Angela Corey as someone who is not driven by facts, but by her own inventions.
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FDA Urged to Require Restaurants to Disclose Use of Partially Hydrogenated Oils
Trans Fat From PHOs Kill Thousands Each Year
While the government decides whether to ban partially hydrogenated vegetable oils (PHOs) from the food supply, it should at least require restaurants that use the trans-fat-laden artificial ingredient to warn customers of that fact, according to the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI). In a legal petition filed with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), CSPI said that two-thirds of Americans surveyed think restaurants should indicate whether their food contains trans fat.
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Once considered safer than saturated fats, trans fats have now been shown to be far worse. Leading trans-fat researcher Walter Willett, professor of epidemiology and nutrition at the Harvard School of Public Health, calls trans fat a "metabolic poison," because it raises LDL, the "bad" cholesterol, and lowers HDL, the "good" cholesterol. The Institute of Medicine recommended that people minimize their consumption of trans fat in order to reduce their risk of heart disease. Although small amounts of trans fat occur naturally in beef and dairy foods, most trans fat comes from PHOs.
"Deep-fried restaurant food is one of the biggest sources of trans fat in our diets and a major contributor to heart disease," said CSPI executive director Michael F. Jacobson. "The truth is that while deep-fried foods will always be high in calories, they do not necessarily have to be bad for your heart. All restaurants should fry in liquid, non-hydrogenated vegetable oil like canola or soy. If they did, fried-foods would become healthier overnight. But as long as they continue to use such a dangerous artificial frying oil, they should inform their patrons."
McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's, KFC, and virtually all burger and fried-chicken chains fry in partially hydrogenated vegetable oil. In 2002, McDonald's promised to switch to a healthier, lower-trans oil, but reneged on that promise in 2003. (McDonald's is being sued in California for breaking that promise.) Applebee's, Chili's, Denny's, Red Lobster, and most table-service chain restaurants that deep fry do so in PHO. Two chain restaurants, Ruby Tuesday and Legal Sea Foods have switched to trans-free oil.
In May, CSPI petitioned the FDA to ban PHOs altogether, and launchedwww.TransFreeAmerica.org. Based on FDA data, CSPI estimated that 11,000 to 30,000 lives, perhaps many more, would be saved each year if PHO were replaced with more healthful products.
CSPI's new petition asks the FDA to require restaurants that use PHO to place notices either on menus or on signs. FDA has authority to do that if it believes food is "misbranded," which under the law can mean that the labeling fails to reveal material facts about the food. CSPI says that the presence of PHO should clearly be considered "material," given the agency's acknowledgment that PHO raises the risk of heart disease.
"Restaurants that continue to use this heart-attack-inducing ingredient should tell their customers about it just to avoid lawsuits, if for no other reason," Jacobson said. "Partially hydrogenated oils may be a bit cheaper for restaurants, but a big verdict or two could encourage the big chains to check their math. Until the FDA bans PHO, it should at least make sure Americans know what they're eating."
CSPI maintains a list of foods that do and do not have partially hydrogenated oils atwww.TransFreeAmerica.org. That list represents only the tip of a big iceberg, since many thousands of food products contain PHO.
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Bob Dylan is not a poet. He is a singer-songwriter, a performing artist. The unit of his art, as collected and documented by his intended audience, is the live performance. Right now, no existing technological tool can give researchers ready access to his entire corpus of work. Revised from the author's Ph.D. dissertation (UC Berkeley, 1978) and again from its first edition (Indiana UP, 1982), Performed Literature develops a methodology for close analysis of verbal art that is heard, not seen, using as comparative examples 24 performances of 11 songs by Bob Dylan. The second edition adds a preface, two major appendices and one minor one, and a detailed index.
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Artists with new releases: Metric with their single "Youth Without Youth", The Temper Trap with the very addicting track "Need Your Love" from their latest album with same title. The track "Genesis" by Grimes that will get you on your feet rehearsing your best dancing moves.
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Title text: SEMI-PROTECT THE CONSTITUTION
Cueball holds up a sign reading "[CITATION NEEDED]" during a political speech. The sign text is based on the Wikipedia template that can be placed next to statements that need citations, usually because of questionable validity. Cueball is using this template to challenge the politician's speech.
The title text below the comic references semi-protection, a protection measure typical of Wikipedia, which basically protects some articles from being edited anonymously. Constitutional amendments cannot usually be proposed anonymously[1][2], meaning that in effect, all articles of the Constitution are semi-protected.
- [There is a politician speaking at a podium, which sports an American flag. There are four red stars on the side of the platform. The politician is raising or wagging his pointer finger.]
- [In front of the speaker, there is a crowd of people listening. In the middle of the crowd, Cueball is standing up and holding a sign reading "[CITATION NEEDED]" in blue underlined text, as in Wikipedia articles.]
- The xkcd store sells a sticker pack of "Citation Needed" stickers.
- This comic is available as a signed print in the xkcd store.
- Protestors in real life have made "Citation Needed" signs for the last few years.
- It is a running joke in the what if? series (and this Wiki [citation needed]) to put "[citation needed]" after statements that are trivial or blatantly obvious. For example, "The Sun is really bright, and its light illuminates the Earth.[citation needed]" Such statements are considered general knowledge and do not require citations.[citation needed]
- All [citation needed] links on explain xkcd redirect back here.
- "Semi-protection," as mentioned in the title text, is one of the lowest forms of page protection on Wikipedia. It protects the page from being edited by unregistered users and users with very new accounts or very few edits. Semi-protection is also known as "the grey padlock."
- Funnily enough, the US Constitution is now a semi-protected article on Wikipedia due to excessive vandalism.
- Randall re-licensed this comic under the CC-BY 2.5 license so that it could be used on Wikipedia. (By default, xkcd is licensed under CC-BY-NC 2.5, which is considered too restrictive for Wikimedia content.)
- This comic was posted on Independence Day in 2007.
- This comic featured as the Wikipedia picture of the day on November 23, 2018.
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Does this need a citation? --Dalonacueball (talk) 16:30, 27 May 2015 (UTC)
- No.[citation needed] Just some random derp 03:54, 13 June 2015 (UTC)
My favorite [citation needed] joke was the fact that the Wikipedia article for "List of Whales" used to have "Cetacean Needed" if it was missing an image or scale diagram of the creature in question. -Pennpenn 18.104.22.168 05:11, 23 November 2015 (UTC)
- Still does! Thanks for pointing that out. Zeusfaber (talk) 18:41, 9 July 2016 (UTC)
- Checked last week, there's still a cetacean needed for the page to be complete. ChessCake (talk) 22:20, 12 December 2018 (UTC)
- Some anonymous wikipedia editor was enjoying themselves far too much when writing that wiki. Its so genius that no-one has changed it yet! Wikipedia is normally maintained pretty well for the big pages[citation needed]. sam0fc 14:49, 2 May 2019 (UTC)
Is it just me or does the politician in this comic (from almost nine years ago) look suspiciously like Mr. Trump?--126.96.36.199 22:09, 18 May 2016 (UTC)
- Nah, this one has better hair.22.214.171.124 00:25, 11 July 2016 (UTC)
- Plus, this came out a long time before he became...big.[citation needed] Dontknow (talk) 19:42, 20 March 2017 (UTC)
- Don't know how you define "big," but by most definitions Trump has in fact been "big" since *long* before this comic. [citation needed] Abcasada (talk) 22:20, 25 September 2018 (UTC)
Huh, in my memory, this comic specifically included the phrase "We hold these truths to be self-evident". I guess not - but I wonder if some Wikipedians would consider a [citation needed] for that one? Cosmogoblin (talk) 19:42, 30 January 2017 (UTC)
[citation needed]. AnonymousSub61 (talk) 15:32, 8 April 2019 (UTC)
- ↑ https://www.archives.gov/federal-register/constitution
- ↑ constitutional amendments are proposed by congress, which isn't anonymous.[citation needed]


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We saw a peek of Slider yesterday when he trailer was released, but today I got a chance to zip down a paved street on an office chair with the help of the PS3 Move controller first-hand.
At first blush Slider looks an awful lot like the Playstation Network's physics-heavy downloadable title Pain. But Sony assures me that the game was produced internally at Sony Computer Entertainment Japan.
The cartoonish graphics and real world physics are a perfect fit for the basic premise and controls of the game. There appears to be some sort of back story, angry mobster types eluded to at the beginning and end of the game, but Slider isn't the type of title you play for the plot.
In slider you have to navigate a sometimes crowded, often steep downhill street on an office chair. The control your trip you hold the Move controller in one hand and wave it slowly down at the ground to get your character to push the chair with his or her foot.
You can also push the "squiggle button" on top of the controller to lean back in your chair to go under things and snap the controller toward you to hop over or onto objects. To turn you tilt the controller side to side, pressing buttons on the right or left sides of the squiggle button to pull off sharper turns.
That's it. Pretty straight forward stuff, but just what the doctor ordered for a system that should really be as much about casual, pick-up-and-play gaming as it is about one-to-one motion and high definition motion detecting.
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In the midst of back to school madness, it's easy to let yourself get overwhelmed with all the planning and prep.
You've visited the teacher store, reviewed your curriculum and spent a few nights tossing and turning. Whether you are an experienced teacher or new teacher, these back to school tips can help you organize and plan your time before school starts.
As a first suggestion for the "to do" list, visit other teachers' classrooms. Visiting in the teachers' lounge isn't enough. We can learn from our peers by observing the way they organize, plan and decorate their classrooms.
While visiting, be sure to look and listen. Let the teacher you are visiting do most of the talking. We can walk away with a new or different idea that may end up saving time and energy. Even a new teacher may have a different way of doing things, which you may find helpful.
Draw a map of your classroom. Think about how the layout can help streamline your daily routine. Is the classroom calendar, circle time rug, leveled book library, visuals (map, overhead projector or clock) in the most convenient locations?
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Think about jobs for volunteer parents. Having a box with parent volunteer work can be a great time saver. If you have volunteers, start stacking up the work now. Busy parents are happy parents. Give volunteers a job to do as soon as they walk in the door. Keep the monotonous and repetitive jobs for your volunteers.
You've got lesson planning, instruction and evaluating student progress to attend to, and that's more than enough. Seriously, don't sit there and sharpen a pencil for each student before school starts. If you already have a parent volunteer in mind, ask her to come in before school starts to help out with a few things.
Think about the jobs you want the students to have and post the jobs on your classroom job board before the first day of school. Be sure to assign the jobs on the first day, so the classroom stays organized and clean. About 30 minutes before dismissal, be sure the students complete the jobs and then meet for circle time. Review classroom job productivity with the students and make adjustments, if needed.
Take a look at your emergency preparedness materials. Is the fire hydrant expired? Does the first aid kit have expired medical supplies? Is the clip board by your front door in the most convenient location? Is the emergency evacuation route map posted by the front door still accurate and easy to read?
It's very important to keep a folder on your desk filled with emergency substitute teacher plans. Keep the folder in an obvious and visible location, so if an emergency occurs you can rest knowing you were prepared ahead of time. It's also a good idea to always keep big, yellow post-it notes in your lesson books, so the substitute can easily open the book to the appropriate page.
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The vicepresident of the Office for external church relations of the Moscow Patriarchate protopresbyter Nicholas Balasov and secretary of this Office protopresbyter Igor Jakimcuk visited the church of Sts. Peter and Paul the Apostles where is the Representation of the Serbian Orthodox Church and greeted Bishop Antonije of Moravica on this significant day and conveyed the greeting of President of the Office for external church relations Metropolitan Hilarin of Volokolamsk to him.
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2005: $8.3 billion.
2006: $10.1 billion.
2007: $15.4 billion.
2008: $24.5 billion.
2009: $34.0 billion.
2010: $51.0 billion.
2011: $81.8 billion.
2012: $121.3 billion.
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