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East Village seems dormed; Landmark will be converted
By Bonnie Rosenstock
With among the highest concentration of student residences in the city carved out by such institutions as New York University, The Cooper Union, School of Visual Arts, New School University and New York Law School the East Village is turning into the Village of the Dormed. The latest building that soon may be assimilated into the dormification fraternity is the former Cabrini Stuyvesant Polyclinic at 137 Second Ave. at Ninth St.
In early spring 2006, when Herbert Hirsch Enterprises purchased the beloved landmark, which had served as a neighborhood health facility since its inception in 1883, it was thought that the new owner would convert the three-story building into luxury condos. Not so, according to an application filed by Hirsch on Dec. 14 with the city's Department of Buildings. The D.O.B. Web site sheds light on this turn of events, describing the owner's plans to: "Convert existing nonresidential building to Mixed Use Commercial and Community Facility (Student Dormitory) Use. Expand and enlarge at rooftop and rear area. Add three new floors to existing three-story structure."
Specifically, Hirsch's proposal calls for the cellar and the first floor to be used for commercial purposes; the existing second and third floors are to be turned into student dorm space, and three additional floors would be constructed on top of the building, also for use as dormitory lodgings.
Andrew Berman, executive director of the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation, whose office is located nearby on E. 11th St., brought this latest development to The Villager's attention. In a telephone interview, Berman voiced concern over the proposal but said it was "highly unlikely" that the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission would approve it. "Because it's a landmark building, they have to go through the commission's approval process," he stated. "I'm very careful not to prejudge an application without having seen it. But I will say it's extremely difficult to imagine how a three-story addition on top of this building could in any way be deemed appropriate.
"If it is in fact an inappropriate proposal," Berman continued, "we would certainly reach out to the public and elected officials to make them aware of this. I'm sure many other people would mobilize their neighbors against it."
As Berman explained, the general rule of thumb for a landmark is that any addition should be invisible from the street. Given that Second Ave. is a wide avenue and the building only three stories high and not very deep, it would be quite difficult for a three-story addition not to be highly visible. As it involves a landmark, the plan would have to undergo public hearings and be approved by L.P.C., with which the developer has already filed plans.
Lisi de Bourbon, Landmarks spokeswoman, indicated that Hirsch hasn't developed the proposal "to a point where we can comment on it or where it is ready to be presented at a public hearing before our commissioners." At the beginning of October, the commission asked Hirsch to submit additional material, which he has not yet done. He has about 90 days from that date to respond. L.P.C. is composed of 11 commissioners, who are appointed by the mayor. A simple majority is needed for approval.
The neighborhood's community facility zoning allowance may have motivated Hirsch to consider this new option. This zoning regulation allows developers to obtain extra space on their site if they include a community facility, for example, structures that relate to an educational institution, a house of worship or, ironically, a healthcare facility.
"That's part of the motivation to go in the direction of dorms or other community facilities, because you can get 88 percent more space," explained Berman. "When they were going to convert this to luxury condos, the size of what they could do was somewhat limited. They are clearly exploiting this bulk bonus."
Under new regulations passed by Buildings about a year ago, developers seeking to use the community facilities zoning allowance cannot get a permit for construction of additional floors for a dorm unless they have a minimum of a 10-year lease in place from an accredited educational institution. The law, Rule 51, was in response to claims made by developers at 81 E. Third St., who obtained building permits from the city stating they were constructing a dormitory. Due to the utilization of the community use facilities zoning allowance, the building constructed was about twice as large as would normally be allowed. Yet, it turned out there was no school on board to occupy the space. Well after the fact, New York Law School ended up leasing the building for use as a dormitory.
Coincidentally, this reporter had called Hirsch's office about two weeks ago to follow up on the Polyclinic building's fate after its sale by Cabrini. At that time, Hirsch's assistant, Sarah Belkadi, stated that they hadn't made any decisions about the building and that they were "exploring possibilities." In a follow-up call for this article, Belkadi angrily denied the existence of the application on D.O.B.'s Web site and said the information was "a mistake." As of press time, it is not known what, if any, educational institution has signed on with the developer.
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CONCORD, N.H., Jan. 11 (UPI) -- A New Hampshire woman was convicted of child pornography in a trial during which jurors saw videos of a girl, 14, having sex with the woman and two men.
A federal jury in Concord took less than an hour to find Lisa Biron, 43, guilty on eight counts, the Concord Monitor reported Friday.
Biron, a Manchester attorney, was convicted of taking the young girl to Canada in May 2012 with the intent to film child pornography, one count of possession of child pornography and six counts of producing the videos and images.
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Defense attorney Jim Moir did not call his client or any other witnesses. He argued the government had indicted his client for the wrong crimes.
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Able to score just one field goal in the final 6:08 of Sunday's game at Stetson, the Buccaneers watched as the Hatters outscored them 16-3 down the stretch to pull off an upset win and temporarily derail ETSU's regular season title hopes 68-56 in Atlantic Sun Conference action at the Edmunds Center. The Bucs' 56 points was the lowest offensive output for the team this season.
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"Not to simplify the game, but when you don't make shots you don't look good, plus we didn't play defense very well," said ETSU head coach Murry Bartow, whose team watched a six-game winning streak come to an end. "I told our guys not to overreact to this one game. We've gone 6-1 over the last seven games and we will take that. Plus, we have
The first half was ugly for both teams, with the Bucs having trouble shooting and Stetson having issues simply holding onto the basketball. ETSU hit on just 39 percent of its shots in the first half, and the Bucs were just 2-of-8 from 3-point range. But despite the poor shooting, the Hatters' offense didn't capitalize, as the ETSU defensive pressure forced 16 Stetson turnovers and kept the Bucs in the game. Stetson's largest lead of the half was five, while the Bucs led by as many as three, but the two teams finished the first 20 minutes tied 32-32.
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Initrd for Raid-Boot
If you are going to have Debian and a RAID on your Linkstation, you'll need a initrd for setting up the root filesystem.
Note: An initrd is only required of you have to set up some things to make the system boot, like starting the RAID, loading special modules or starting dm-crypt. If you do not have any of these needs, there is simply no need for an initrd, since the kernel will happily boot from hard disk.
Some ideas are taken from Debian Lenny on LS-WXL#Create an initrd.
What you need beforehand
This guide assumes you already opened your box and bootstrapped Debian as described in Debian Squeeze on 'V' and 'X' Series#Debootstrap. You may easily adapt this guide to other directory names or Debian versions. Or you may build the initrd on another device.
The Guide
Basic steps are:
- Create an empty file and mount it as a filesystem to be able to copy data into
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- Create and edit a text-file/script linuxrc.txt
- Create a text-file/script make-initrd.txt
- Copy both files to your LS
- Fix the line endings
- Run the script on your LS
Note: This Guide will install additional software into your debootstraped environment. Thus you may really want to create hddrootfs.buffalo.updated (as described in Debian_Squeeze_on_'V'_and_'X'_Series#Personalize the deboostrap) prior to building the initrd.
Detailed description
- Create a text-file/script linuxrc.txt with the content shown below
- Uncomment the line echo "0x..." > ... which matched the device to be used as root
- Create a text-file/script make-initrd.txt with the content shown below
- Change the DEBOOTSTRAP=... line at the top to match your debootstraped environment.
- Copy both files to your LS.
- Now log into your LS and continue there.
- Find the place on your LS where you copied the files to:
- If you used the share "share", this should be either /mnt/disk1/share or /mnt/array1/share
- If you used scp, winscp or so, you'll know where :-)
- Run the script on your LS. Assuming you copied the file to /mnt/disk1/share, the command will be
sh /mnt/disk1/share/make-initrd.txt
- The initrd file will be initrd.buffalo in your debootstraped environment.
Required linuxrc.txt
Put this into a text-file called linuxrc.txt. You'll need to uncomment the line matching you root device.
#!/bin/busybox sh # linuxrc - to be put into the initrd # Mount the /proc and /sys filesystems. mount -t proc none /proc mount -t sysfs none /sys echo 'DEVICE /dev/sd??*' > /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf mdadm -Eb /dev/sd??* >> /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf mdadm -As --force # use /dev/md1 as root echo "0x901" > /proc/sys/kernel/real-root-dev # use /dev/md2 as root #echo "0x902" > /proc/sys/kernel/real-root-dev # use /dev/sda6 as root # echo "0x806" > /proc/sys/kernel/real-root-dev # use /dev/sdb6 as root # echo "0x822" > /proc/sys/kernel/real-root-dev # Clean up. umount /proc umount /sys
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Put this into a textfile called make-initrd.txt.
#!/bin/bash # Licensed under GPL v3 or later # make-initrd.txt -- This script will be executed on the LS # edit this line as needed DEBOOTSTRAP=/root/debian-squeeze if [ "$1" != chrooted ] ; then if [ ! -d $DEBOOTSTRAP ] ; then echo "debootstrap directory not found, please edit DEBOOTSTRAP in $0" exit 1 fi DIR=$( cd $(dirname $0) ; pwd) cp "$0" "$DIR/linuxrc.txt" $DEBOOTSTRAP scriptname=$( basename "$0" ) # rerun script in chrooted environment chroot $DEBOOTSTRAP bash -x "$scriptname" chrooted exit $? fi # install some required stuff apt-get install --no-install-recommends busybox uboot-mkimage makedev dos2unix cd /tmp [ -f initrd.gz ] && rm initrd.gz dd if=/dev/zero of=initrd bs=1k count=0 seek=3K mke2fs -F -m 0 -b 1024 initrd tune2fs -c0 -i0 initrd mkdir INITRD mount -o loop initrd INITRD mkdir -p INITRD/{bin,lib,dev,etc/mdadm,proc,sbin} cp -a /dev/{null,console,tty,sd{a,b,c,d}?,md*} INITRD/dev/ # ensure sd? and md exits, even if chrooted installation does not have them cd INITRD/dev/ MAKEDEV sda sdb sdc sdd md cd - cp -aL /bin/busybox INITRD/bin/ cp -aL /sbin/mdadm /sbin/pivot_root INITRD/sbin # find required libs and install into INITRD/lib libs2install=$( ldd INITRD/*bin/* | grep -v "^INITRD/" | sed -e 's/.*=> *//' -e 's/ *(.*//' | sort -u ) cp -aL $libs2install INITRD/lib ln -s INITRD/bin/busybox INITRD/bin/sh cp ../linuxrc.txt INITRD/linuxrc dos2unix INITRD/linuxrc chmod +x INITRD/linuxrc umount INITRD gzip initrd mkimage -A arm -O linux -T ramdisk -C gzip -a 0x0 -e 0x0 -n initrd -d initrd.gz ../initrd.buffalo


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DALLAS A Dallas man shot and killed his pregnant girlfriend Monday and later shot a police officer during a high-speed chase before surrendering following a four-hour standoff with police, authorities said.
Tyrone Christopher Allen, 26, was being held on a capital murder charge in the slaying of 28-year-old Breshuana Jackson, Police Chief David Brown said at a Monday evening news conference. Police later said Allen is also being held on a charge of aggravated assault of a police officer. Bond had not been set and it wasn't immediately clear if Allen had an attorney.
Police allege in an affidavit that Allen shot Jackson in a house in Dallas' Hamilton Park neighborhood, and that a witness told officers that she saw Allen drive off afterward and that Jackson told him "Tyrone shot me" before she was taken to a hospital, where she died.
The witness, whom police didn't identify in the affidavit, told officers that Allen was Jackson's boyfriend and was the father of the unborn child, which didn't survive.
Officers saw Allen driving about 90 minutes after they spoke to the witness and tried to pull him over, but he refused. According to police, he fired on the officers during the ensuing chase, striking Officer Daniel Malouf in the stomach.
Authorities say Allen led police to the Hamilton Park neighborhood, where his car came to an abrupt halt as he hit a curb and the bumper flew off. He fled into a house across the street and barricaded himself inside.
Per policy, police would not say whether Malouf was wearing a protective vest. But the officer was released from a hospital in good condition hours after being taken there for treatment.
A school near the home where the suspect was barricaded was locked down, but a district spokesman later said the school was never threatened and that all students were safe.
Allen is listed in the Texas sex offender list for two convictions of indecency with a child by exposure, one in 2000 and one in 2001. He was sentenced to a year in prison on both occasions.


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New Delhi: The Delhi government`s ambitious Knowledge-Based Industrial Park, which would have a capacity of creating 100,000 skilled jobs in the capital, has been delayed by a year for lack of clearance from the Fire Department, a government official said.
Work at the 77-acre park in northwest Delhi was to start in July, but officials say it may take eight to nine months more as some technical issues have come in the way.
"The Fire Department has raised objections to the proposed height of the factory complex. Delhi`s civic agency cannot pass the building plan until the Fire Department approves the project," a Delhi government official told IANS.
According to the official, the cost of the project would be Rs.1,800 crore. However, in 2011 it was pegged at Rs.1,200 crore.
According to officials, the proposed height of the buildings in the park is 26 metres but the Fire Department has cited the National Building Code and objected to the height saying that buildings higher than 18 metres cannot be given clearances.
"When buildings in residential complexes are more than 26 metres high, why cannot we have (such a building)? We have written to the central government. We hope it will get cleared," another official said.
The industrial park will cater to the specific needs of information technology, media, research and development, gems and jewellery and business services.
The Delhi State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation (DSIIDC) under the Delhi government is entrusted with the task of developing the park.
"We hope that the work at the project will start in eight to nine months. The park will cater to the needs of space for the organised service sector. This park will bring development in the city as skilled workers from other states will also come here," a DSIIDC official said.
"This is a big project and such projects do take time as you have to have the clearance of multiple agencies," said the official.
The official said though the building plan of the industrial park is yet to get approved, the layout plan has been cleared by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi, the Delhi Urban Arts Commission and the Delhi Pollution Control Committee.
"We had many hurdles. For instance, change of land use was an issue. The land which was acquired for the park was for public and semi-public use which had to be converted to industrial use. We had to approach the urban development ministry which granted us the permission," the official added.
A housing unit was also planned in the park, which was objected to by the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) and delayed the project further.
According to the DDA, a residential complex cannot be built in any industrial area.
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We've all heard stories about women giving birth in cabs during incredibly short labors, but fortunately they generally feature a bewildered but heroic driver who does what he can to help. Unfortunately, one laboring mom wasn't so lucky recently, as her cab driver actually booted her from his car before she gave birth, reports Primer Impacto (via Guanabee).
Plus: Simple Ways to Calculate Your Most Fertile Days
After a very pregnant Ana Belis Hernandez was picked up by a driver in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, he had second thoughts and kicked her of his cab, claiming that he wanted to avoid "getting blood all over the place." Then, not only did he make her get out of his cab, he abandoned Ana to deliver her own baby—on the sidewalk.
"I took my sweater off and wrapped [the baby] in it. It wasn't enough so I had to use my shirt to cover her head," she told news reporters. "She started coughing and I started rubbing her back because I thought she was going to drown. I was afraid something bad was going to happen to her. Cars kept driving by but nobody pulled over to help."
Plus: Could You Be Pregnant? 16 Early Signs
Guess those people are used to seeing a woman delivering a baby on the sidewalk...?
Finally somebody called the paramedics, who checked out Ana and her newborn daughter Milagro, cut the umbilical cord and took them to the hospital. Milagro was treated for an unnamed infection but was released along with her mother shortly after.
Plus: Are Vaccines Really Safe?
The driver is still on the loose (hope no other preggo ladies hitch a ride with him!), and local authorities are offering a $500 reward to anyone who offers information leading to his arrest.
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That's the thing about democracies; people will vote for what thy think they want. What they vote for might not be what they actually need, but it would be what they asked for.
If an extremist gets in the Whitehouse, it is for no other reason than because the public voted that way. As a foreigner I watch with disinterest knowing either way it would not help the rest of the world much.
|2011-08-12, 19:45
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Aye. But, this quote from ol' Winston gives me hope:
"Many forms of Government have been tried, and will be tried in this world of sin and woe. No one pretends that democracy is perfect or all-wise. Indeed, it has been said that democracy is the worst form of government except all those other forms that have been tried from time to time."
|2011-08-12, 20:00
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And since most of America don't actually vote, they deserve what's coming by not choosing.
|2011-08-12, 20:08
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The only populist slant I can see in today's GOP is their social ideology, which of course appeals to the tens of millions of social conservatives in the party. I'm sure they all love a Texan governor who prays to god to solve his state's problems. But financially? You're going to have to scrounge up some pretty strong evidence to convince me our national GOP doesn't work for the wealthiest elite.
|2011-08-12, 20:42
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The vast majority of Republicans are not wealthy. That is a fact that you cannot deny. Republicans also arent out to punish the rich and raise their taxes to make thinga 'fair' for everyone else. Republican voters want equal opportunity, but not equal outcome. There is a big difference between the two. They dont care about class warfare. They are not voting Republican because they are looking for government help. They want less government not more. And what government they do want, is that of a.strong military. I am speaking of the voters mond you. Not the politicians. the Democratic Party platform is not what Republican voters want or support.
It is your choice to understand reality or to ignore it. Just because you believe that you know better on what the 50 million Republican voters should want is very arrogant on your part. What you want and believe and advocate, is not what they want, believe, or advocate. Both sides view things very differently.
As I have stated many times in the past, between the two parties, the Republican Party is the closest to what I believe. Though that isnt saying much, considering how badly both parties are tied up with special interests. I do not believe in the Democratic Platform. It goes against everything I have ever believed and I cannot support positions that I am completely against.
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When it comes to social polices -- I've come to realize -- after being a member of a church body with heavy compliance to the Bible. Things like - anti-gay marriage, anti-abortion, anti-euthanasia, and other such "emotional" issues can be dealt with by churches on their own. Surely, societies around the churches can "evolve" to accept social policies not in compliance with the church. But at least, the government cannot force a church to accept unwanted policies, under protection of the First Amendment.
I'd have to say. Ever since Roe v Wade, that concept faded away with heavy emotional strife and attachment.
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Hopefully I can save up enough to trade NASDAQ and NYSE before the elections officially begin. There will be plenty of short positions to call, no matter which politician says what.
Honestly speaking, the US elections are starting to look like a farce, after the Congress's makeover. It doesn't matter who runs the country, they are heading for a Roman plutocracy in the next decade.
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I also hope to see roe v wade changed in the future, and again left the decisions to the states.
I do not support 99% of Democratic Policies and am very consistent on my beliefs.
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Do you see anyone in the current candidate field for the GOP that reflects your interests? One that doesn't make fundamental errors in their assertions (basic math, misrepresentation of facts, making things up) or one that isn't a plutocrat minion (*cough* Romney)?
I mean, in my case .... Huntsman and Pawlenty have some potential, I spent most of the 70s, 80s and early 90s in or near Ron Paul's district. He's about as clear as it gets in doing what he believes in. It just depends on whether one thinks it is realistic or not. Personally, I think every Congress needs at least one Ron Paul just to remind "Caesar he is but mortal". However, from my view over the last 40+ years, the last 15 years has been a spiraling decay of mediocrity and incompetence of the GOP from the perspective of Main Street. Not that I can't rip the Dems apart as well (ala that Dylan Ratigan video rant that is making the Internet rounds).
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Ok, that is stating something obvious.
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And of course Repub politicians don't care about class warfare. They're winning it.
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Why dont you tell me what the Democrats do, that Republican voters would agree on, vs the Republica. platform?
For the last time. Why I have voted Republican in the past, is either because I believed in what they said and did, or it was to keep the democrat who i viewed as a worst option, out of office. Lesser of two evils if you will. I will not.vote for a Democrat. They do not want the same America that I want. We are polar opposites.
Vexx: perhaps you missed one of my earlier posts. I stated that at this point, I will not be voting for any of the Republicans who were in the debate last night. I also will not vote for Rick perry. My dad met him years ago in Dallas and said he was a cocky little man, and not the kind of person we need in the White House. Of course he also said Obama was a cold sort of guy who looked down on people when my dad met him as a senator years ago. The vast majority of these politicians.arent.worth a crap.
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I find it really hard to understand the Republicans, and American conservatism generally. I find European political parties pretty easy. Heck the Democratic party is pretty conventional too. But the republican party is all kinds of crazy. The closest I can think of is the UK conservative party, but the conservatives are pretty aristocratic, so it makes sense. The republicans are... I don't know.
I think the weirdest part is the way there's such an unholy Alliance between the religious right and business interests. Usually pro-business parties don't give a damn about religion, in fact they're often as not liberal.
I suppose it may be down to the fact that there's a vacuum in the US that socialists usually occupy. The US is perhaps the only country I know of without a popular socialist party.
The weirdest thing is the anti-tax thing. I mean no country likes taxes, but I can't think of any group that is so hard set against taxes. We're not talking demon worship here. Taxes are taxes. Suck it up and move on. Sometimes taxes have to be hiked. I'll take good roads, police, schools and hospitals over low taxes any day.
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Jewish World Review Oct. 18, 2012/ 2 Mar-Cheshvan, 5773
To more and more women, Romney is the safer choice
By Michael Barone
http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | An interesting story from last winter: An email friend who lives in an affluent suburb far from Washington, a staunch Republican, was watching one of the Republican debates with his wife, a staunch Democrat.
He was surprised by her response to Mitt Romney. "He's a grown-up. He's someone who is reliable," he told me she said. "People will feel safe if he is in charge."
I've been thinking about that email in the wake of the first presidential debate on Oct. 3 and the vice presidential debate last week. (This is written on deadline before the Oct. 16 Long Island debate.)
There's obviously been a surge toward Romney. He was trailing in just about every national poll conducted before Oct. 3. He has been leading in most conducted since.
His national lead was matched as swing state polls came in. In the realclearpolitics.com average of recent polls he's ahead or even in states with 248 electoral votes. He's ahead, even or within 2 points in states with 301 electoral votes, 31 more than the 270-vote majority.
Fascinatingly, it appears that he's made greater gains among women than men. The USA Today/Gallup poll has him running even with Barack Obama among women, 48 percent to 48 percent. Pew Research Center's post-debate poll has women at 47 to 47.
That's a huge difference from 2008 when the exit poll showed Barack Obama leading John McCain among women by 56 to 43 percent. Men favored Obama by only 1 point.
All the evidence suggests that the first debate made the difference. "In every poll we've seen a major surge in favorability for Romney," Democratic pollster Celinda Lake told USAToday's Susan Page.
"Women went into the debate actively disliking Romney," she went on, "and they came out thinking he might understand their lives and might be able to get something done for them."
That sounds a lot like what my email friend's wife said last winter.
Obama campaign strategists are pooh-poohing the notion that Romney could be making gains with women.
Why, he's against "access to contraception," they thunder. That was something we heard a lot about at the Democratic National Convention.
But it's code language. "Access to contraception" turns out not to mean access to contraception. No one anywhere in the country is proposing to ban contraceptives. The Supreme Court ruled in 1965 -- 47 years ago! -- that states can't do that.
The code language refers to the Obamacare requirement that employers' health insurance pay for contraception. So "access" means you won't have to pay the $9 a month contraceptives cost at Walmart.
Big deal. That's about the price of two pumpkin lattes at Starbucks.
Maybe it's just possible that women voters are more concerned about an economy where 23 million people are out of work or have quit looking.
Or about a president who the day after the murder of a U.S. ambassador flew off to a Las Vegas fundraiser and for two weeks kept blaming it on a spontaneous response to a video, contrary to what his State Department knew on day one.
Joe Biden tried to appeal to women by predicting that a Supreme Court with more Republican appointees might overturn Roe v. Wade and make abortion illegal.
One is reminded that Biden was near the bottom of his class at Syracuse Law School. A Roe reversal, which is highly unlikely no matter who is confirmed to the high court, would simply return the issue to the states. Abortion wouldn't be banned anywhere except, maybe, in Utah, Louisiana and Guam.
Once upon a time abortion was a defining issue for many voters. In the late 1990s and early 2000s partisan preferences on both sides were linked to strong religious and moral beliefs. Voters didn't switch parties much.
In the last half a dozen years voters have responded more to events, emerging issues, and leaders' strengths and weaknesses. Many switched parties to vote for Obama. Some, many of them women, are switching now to vote for Romney.
Women tend to be more risk-averse than men, and the gender gap grew when Reagan Republicans were depicted as scaling back welfare state protections.
The debates may have shifted the perception of risk. The downcast Obama and the cackling Biden may have sounded dangerously risky. Many women may have felt, as my email friend's wife said last winter, they would feel safe if Romney were in charge.
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|2008-09-30, 13:47
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That was toward the end, and as for panning we follow through with the hat just as much until we are led up to the crane. to which we see C.C etc etc. I'm just saying that the camera angling is once again quite suspicious, and as a result I interpret that suspicion is to be welcomed in the ending now by the Director and Sunrise, which BTW fits the usual trend in which they do things
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I believe the scene was intentionally ambiguous, and that you are meant to draw your own conclusion. Whether you're right or not probably won't be explained.
At least I hope not.
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My problem with Lelouch still being alive is mostly what kind of a person does that make him? Considering the slide of blood he made while reaching Nunally.... if all that was part of a show, poor girl, She'll probably wake up screaming for a while.
Suzaku was crying in the episode as he stabbed Lelouch, this leads me to belive in his mind he knew he was killing Lelouch since let's face it, he was still pretty pissed off about Euphie. Now if Lelouch was still alive, I'm not sure how Suzaku would like that and if Lelouch broke the promise, what kind of a person would that make him?
I really see no benefit in Lelouch being left alive apart from:
a) him being paired with C.C.
b) him not being dead
Also, C.C. was crying... why, because he would become immortal? I doubt it and part of why I like the ending is that C.C. didn't force her immortality on Lelouch but found a new inspiration to be alive and see how the world would be influenced by Lelouch's legacy. Either way, Lelouch became immortal, one ending is a plain immortal one riding the cart of hay for all eternity, the other one is he'll never forgoten by his loved ones and maybe one day the rest of the world will know the truth.
P.S.: Kallen would probably demand another Gurren to be built and put that key to good use to find and stomp his ass into the ground for all eternity if she found out he was alive and fooling with C.C. on a haystack.
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Geass from Lelouch but no visible effect -> Charles shoots himself -> Laughs at Lelouch at the mind fucking he gave him -> Shows his code -> Says Geass and Guns have no affect. Okham's Razor says: He had the Code, hence why the Geass is never shown completing.
|2008-09-30, 14:28
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I, for one, believe that he is alive. It's personal opinion and the opening is left completely up to interpretation. But I'm under the impression that R.R. (pronouciation of Lelouch in Japanese [ReReousha] R2 connection?) has a code and is now an immortal.
Here are my speculations and thoughts(remember just thoughts):
1) You don't actually get the code transfer unless the initial bearer is near death. Remember V.V.'s death and the nun's death
2) You don't activate the code until you die. Remember C.C.'s scene, and Charles killing himself (In this case, Charles knew how to activate it since VV would have told him).
3) The existence of multiple codes (well we only know of two). If these immortals want to get rid of themselves, why didn't they just do what happened to Charles? Possibly because you can't get rid of codes?
4) How would they rap up CC's happiness? How would Lelouch being dead bring a smile to her face? Why would she have a crane with her? Also she could have been crying because she knows the pain of being an immortal. For the entire series, she's essentially trying to get rid of it...Oh and how does Lelouch prove her ending statement of not being lonely?
5) Why would Jeremiah be okay with the death of his one and only master?
Anyways, there's a possibility no one knew about him getting a code and when he found out he just decided to pack up and leave without telling anyone? Characters like Lelouch only give out info on a need to know basis anyway. Hahaha what they need to do is explain this whole coding process to us.
On a side note, what if Lelouch's body was in a coffin under the hay that CC was on and she's just bringing it along with her for kicks and giggles?
|2008-09-30, 14:30
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Anyway guys, some new thoeries about [I]lelouch lives![/I ?
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I'm 50/50 on Lelouch being alive or not.
If he is alive
-Why would Suzaku and C.C. be crying about it.
If he is dead
-Would Orange just really let him die and smile about it.
-C.C. never talks to herself,unless she was talking to Marianne or Charles.
On a side note, we never saw what happened to Lelouch's body so I have no idea.
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Haha I posted my code theory but until the studio/directors say something about the process we'll never know! Oh and yes!
How would Nunally see the memories of Lelouch? Was that just for effect like how Lelouch saw CCs memories? Haha. Speculate on that?
|2008-09-30, 14:40
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So If the gods can kill an immortal (charles) I think they can resurrect a person . Lelouch could have been resurrected the day after his death, to be able to have a tomorrow.
And he said to the gods that this is a wish, but in 25, he said to suzaku that the wish and the geass are kinda the same thing. (iirc). Seeing c.c. praying the gods while she knows who they are is a hint, "in my eyes" :O.
I believe in that ^^.
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I will not be surprised at all if they do an oav and explain that the gods played a part in the ending. They showed us the gods as something really powerful. The gods have even the power to kill and immortal.
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CC's wish was to smile, and Lelouch wanted to complete that wish. It's actually quite romantic, how CC's wish changed again. In the last episode, she no longer wished to smile, but her wish was the survival of Lelouch, which may have been granted, if Lelouch is with CC. Hence forth, the contract that started in episode 1, has been completed!
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However, I don't think that we are imagining things. Even if he really died, they added some things that can make you think that he is still alive. like the cart driver who doesn't show his face. Or c.c. who raise her voice without any reason.
They can have done this scene differently if they wanted us to be sure that he is dead.
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Whether or not an inlet system is made from aluminum, steel or plastic, the thermal conductivity of the duct material has little effect on engine power
The rate at which air travels through the inlet path under open throttle, when one is asking the engine for maximum power, negates the effect of material heat soak, regardless of the material
We use aluminum—or a combination of aluminum and plastic plenums for throttle-body-injected applications that require a special plenum—for every intake we produce. This eliminates any chance of rust occurring on the inside of the inlet pipe. We have seen chrome-plated steel systems whose inner diameter became rusted over time, causing flakes of rust to travel along the inlet path. We also choose aluminum because of its lightweight properties. Heavier components place higher loads on the brackets they are attached to—or even worse, to the pipes they are attached to. We combine our lightweight aluminum design with a flexible coupling device we call a soft mount that connects the intake system to the body of the vehicle. In addition to the soft mount, we use doublers at the point where the mounting bracket is welded to the pipe for additional strength.
We limit our use of plastic because this material absorbs some of the sound energy we work to create in the inlet duct. Although we use the best plastic material for our plenums, it is still not as resilient and does not retain the visual appeal of aluminum over long-term use. Because we have to use plastic on throttle body applications, we take extra precautions to ensure that the aluminum retaining ring that attaches to the throttle body is anchored securely into the plastic plenum; this is done by making an interlocking mechanical link between the plastic and aluminum.
Whether or not an inlet system is made from aluminum, steel, or plastic, the thermal conductivity of the duct material has little effect on engine power. We have found that the tuning of the pipe, in addition to providing the coolest inlet air source, are the keys to making useable power. We perform engine inlet-air-temp studies when developing each application to determine the coolest location for sourcing inlet air. In addition to this, we determine the safest location for the inlet source to protect it from highly dusty conditions and water. To this end, we provide a stainless-steel heat shield to help minimize heat soak into the inlet area, as well as to provide protection from dust, dirt and mud.
At light throttle opening, air speed and airflow at the inlet system are relatively low. The high residence time of air in the inlet while at low-throttle settings will increase inlet charge temps when materials with high thermal conductivity are used. Typically, when someone is at light throttle they are not asking the engine to make power. Most likely, fuel economy is the issue.
When the throttle is fully opened however, air speed and airflow increased considerably. Typically, the inlet air speed of a 5.7L engine with a four-inch duct at full throttle is 34 feet-per-second, based on a volumetric efficiency of 70% and an engine speed of 3,000 rpm. Most inlet systems for every intake manufacturer for this engine are 30 inches or less. This means that the air in the duct of a 30-inch inlet length on this engine at the given rpm is 1/10th of a second—hardly enough time to transfer an appreciable amount of heat into the air stream on any system.
Basically, the rate at which air travels through the inlet path under open throttle, when one is asking the engine for maximum power, negates the effect of material heat soak, regardless of the material. We hope that this helps to clear up the issues of material heat absorption in intake systems.
Q: What's the Difference between a Cold Air System (CAS) and a Short Ram (SRS)?
A: In most cases a CAS will outperform a SRS throughout the useable power range. AEM emphasizes developing power in the lower to mid-range of the power band, since this is the area of the power band typically used in daily driving. A CAS is typically longer and places the air filter outside of the engine bay to achieve ambient inlet air temperatures. A SRS places the air filter under the hood and uses a shorter inlet pipe than the CAS. In some cases, the SRS is preferred over the CAS due to inlet tract length tuning. The power advantage gained by using the correct diameter and length of tube negates the advantage of cooler inlet air in these cases. In these instances AEM only offers SRS in some cases because there was no advantage to using the CAS. These applications are noted in the search results.
Q: Will an AEM intake void my new car warranty?
A: NO. The only time this can happen is from improper installation that causes damage to a vehicle system. If a service technician denies your warranty claim ONLY because the car is modified with an AEM intake system and the vehicle system failure was not a direct result of the installation and use of an AEM intake, please refer him to the Magnusson Moss Warranty act.
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This week on Fresh Air, we're marking the year's end by revisiting some of the most memorable conversations we've had in 2011. This interview was originally broadcast on May 23, 2011.
Every single day of Jimmy Fallon's life is like Thanksgiving. The comedian and host of Late Night tells Fresh Air's Terry Gross that he is appreciative of the word moist — for being the "worst word ever." He's thankful, too, for taco shells that have survived their long journey from factory to supermarket to his plate — and then break the moment he fills them. And he's grateful that the name Lloyd starts with two L's. Otherwise, he says, it would just sound like "Loyd."
Fallon collects more than 100 nuggets of gratitude in his book, Thank You Notes. The book is based on a recurring segment on Late Night, when Fallon and his staff round up mundane things that don't get enough attention and give them each the praise they deserve.
"Like do you ever go down the hallway at work and there's someone walking at the same speed as you and right next to you so you're almost like walking together?" Fallon asks. "And you don't know who they are so you're like, 'Should we hold hands? Are you going to slow down? Do I speed up? One of us has to make a decision here.' So those types of things, they're just random but you go, 'Oh, yeah, there should be a joke somewhere about this.'"
Fallon has spent most of his career coming up with jokes and doing impressions. His early impersonations of Jerry Seinfeld, Bill Cosby, Pee-Wee Herman, Adam Sandler and Eddie Murphy helped get him an audition in front of Lorne Michaels and then a job on Saturday Night Live, where he stayed for six years. After leaving the show to appear in several films, he was tapped by NBC to become the host of Late Night, after Conan O'Brien left in 2009 to prepare to take over Jay Leno's slot on The Tonight Show.
When he's not interviewing guests, Fallon spends a lot of time on Late Night impersonating musicians. He does spot-on versions of Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, John Mayer and Neil Young. Last November, his Neil Young even famously dueted with the real Bruce Springsteen on a cover of Willow Smith's "Whip My Hair." The resulting duet became one of the most popular segments in Late Night history.
Fallon says that he's had always had a good ear for imitating others. At two, he perfected a James Cagney routine. By high school, he had Jerry Seinfeld down pat.
"I just had that thing, when I was growing up, where I'd just start talking like people," he says. "I would go visit a friend of mine's house and my mom would say 'You sound like Joey Gonzalez' because I would sound like my best friend."
Occasionally, he even runs into a celebrity right after he does his impersonation on Late Night. A recent segment parodied Donald Trump, whose show Celebrity Apprentice was interrupted by the news that Osama bin Laden had been killed.
Just after the taping, Fallon ran into Trump himself. "And I said, 'Hey Mr. Trump, I did an impression of you on the show that's airing tonight.'"
"You do great impressions," Trump replied.
"I don't want you to be upset," said Fallon.
Trump turned to the rest of the people seated at his table and announced, "Jimmy Fallon's doing an impression of me tonight!"
"He knows I never kick anyone when they're down," Fallon says. "I kick them when they're up and they don't mind."
Interview Highlights
On his 'Whip My Hair' performance
"I think every impressionist has a Neil Young but you don't know what to do with it. It's like having a Jack Nicholson. Everyone has one. What do you do with it? So one of my writers said, 'Why don't you do a Neil Young doing a nice version of Willow Smith's 'Whip My Hair?' ... So we have a guitar and we're sitting in my office, trying to think of how Neil would do it."
On how he practiced for his gig at Late Night
"I would sit to the left of my wife every night at dinner and look at her and try to ask her about her food and stuff but you don't know what it's like until you're in the situation and talking to people. I interviewed strangers. I interviewed my mom. ... She was an awful guest. She kept wanting to cut to a clip. And we have no clip. She's not in a movie. She's my mother."
On reenacting Saturday Night Live as a child
"I was obsessed with the show and this is back when VCRs had just started to come out. ... I remember being obsessed with [the show]. My parents would tape it and they would watch it and cut out any sketches that were risque or dirty or things that we couldn't see. And the ones that were clean, we would be able to watch, me and my sister Gloria."
On Weekend Update
"Colin Quinn was leaving Weekend Update and Lorne Michaels said, 'Jimmy, I think you'd be great at doing Weekend Update.' And I said, 'I don't think so. I don't really read the newspaper all that much. I don't know much about the news. I'm the worst person for Weekend Update. Thank you so much. But no thank you. I'd rather not do it.' He said, 'I think it should be someone from the cast.' So they had auditions. A couple writers were auditioning. One of the writers auditioning was Tina Fey. She was just a writer at the time who wrote a lot of stuff for me and she was super fun and super funny and super hard-working. And sharp — almost too sharp just to be by herself at the time.
"So I saw her audition, and I said, 'Tina's audition was amazing. It was hilarious.' And I talked to Lorne and he said 'I really think you should still do it. Tina's the head writer. No one knows who she is.' And I go, 'What about me and Tina?' And he goes, 'Yeah. I like that. I would see what that's like.' So he set up a test screening of Tina Fey and I in Conan O'Brien's studio over a weekend and we did a test run of what our Weekend Update would be like. And Lorne said, 'I think it would be great because she's the smart one and you're the guy who forgot to do his homework and you need to cheat off her. That's the dynamic.' And we got together and man, it just clicked."
If you watch "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon," you know what an uncanny ability he has to do other people's voices, like Neil Young and Bob Dylan. Lots of people who can't stay up late enough to watch the show see his impressions because they go viral on the Internet.
Jimmy Fallon became known for his impressions when he was a cast member on "Saturday Night Live," but he became even better-known on SNL for co-anchoring "Weekend Update" with Tina Fey.
Fallon took over "Late Night" from Conan O'Brien when O'Brien left to prepare to host "The Tonight Show" in 2009.
Every Friday on "Late Night," Fallon does a feature called "Thank You Notes," in which he writes and reads messages addressed to the things that have made him grateful during the week.
I spoke with him last May after he published his book collecting those thank you notes.
One of the things I love about your show is it gives you an opportunity to do your music impressions. You're amazing when it comes to doing music impressions of people like Neil Young and Bob Dylan. So let's just hear an example of it first. So this is you doing the Willow Smith song, "Whip My Hair."
JIMMY FALLON: Willow Smith. Yeah.
GROSS: And she's the daughter of Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith.
FALLON: Yeah, it's a very good hip-hop song. It goes...
(Singing) I whip my hair back and forth. I whip my hair back - yeah. It's a big hit song. So this is me doing Neil Young, doing "Whip My Hair" with Bruce Springsteen.
GROSS: OK. So here it is.
GROSS: So that's Jimmy Fallon doing Neil Young. We didn't have time here for the Springsteen part.
FALLON: Yeah.
GROSS: Maybe we'll get to that a little later. But, so what's so interesting about how you do this is you're not only doing Neil Young's voice, you're re-writing the song the way Neil Young would sing it, because he's such an idiosyncratic singer in terms of the way he re-melodicizes things.
So can you talk about, like, doing Neil Young?
FALLON: Yeah. I always kind of had a Neil Young impression - like, everyone does, you know. But he's a great writer.
GROSS: I don't.
FALLON: Oh, come on.
FALLON: You must have sang along with a few songs. I've heard you do "Harvest Moon."
FALLON: But, I mean, so I've always just had - as an impressionist, you kind of - I think every impressionist has a Neil Young, let's just say that.
And - but you never know what to do with it, you know, once you have it. It's like doing a - having a Jack Nicholson impression. Everyone's got one. What do you do with it?
So there's a great writer - let's just say a tip of the hat to my writing staff. A writer said: Why don't you do a version of Neil Young, we'll do a nice version of Willow Smith's "Whip My Hair"? And I go: Oh, that's funny. Let's -that'd be cool. I go: Also, Bruce Springsteen's coming on. Well, do you think he would do a duet, like, with me if we wrote a fake duet with me as fake Neil Young and him really as him? He goes let's get to it. So we sat down. We had a guitar. He had a guitar.
And we just sat around my office and I'm trying to think of, like, how Neil would do it and it's a lot of G chord into D chords and maybe throw in like an A minor in there. And it's like (singing) whip my hair back and forth. Just whip it. (Speaking) You know, and they get the harmonica going, the harmonica thing around the neck.
And then I go â and Bruce is going to come in. He's going to be like, you got to whip your hair. Whip my hair back and forth. You got to whip your hair. You know, he's got to jump in with the energy.
And I go â and so we recorded it on our phone, you know, with just a scratch recording of me and him, and we were laughing, and we recorded the thing, and we send it over to Bruce Springsteen's manager.
And Bruce Springsteen, his manager gets it, and he goes: Bruce loves it. He thinks it's hilarious. His kids know "Whip My Hair," and so - and he's seen you do Neil Young on the show, and he's game. He goes: Here's our idea. Do you want Bruce to dress like young Bruce from the '70s?
So I - right out - my mouth is - my jaw's - I'm, like, of course. Yeah. I didn't even think that he would even put on a - I mean, when are you going to get Bruce Springsteen in a wig? I'm telling you right now...
GROSS: And a fake moustache and beard.
FALLON: Yeah, and a fake beard. And, I mean, this is from the "Born to Run" era, you know, floppy hat. This is cover of Newsweek and Time magazine Bruce Springsteen, where you go: Whoa. This is the future of rock and roll Bruce Springsteen.
So the fact that he's game for this, I go: Okay, we'll get a beard, and we'll get - he goes: And we'll get a floppy hat. I go, no problem. He goes: And Bruce said he's going to bring his sunglasses from the "Born to Run" tour.
GROSS: That's so great.
FALLON: His actual, mirrored sunglasses. I go: Okay. He's game. So he comes over. They put the - he brings his sunglasses out. They tape a beard on him, because he didn't want to put glue on his face. So he has a beard taped to him. And he goes: You got the floppy hat?
And we put the floppy hat on him. He goes: Whoa, this looks exactly like it. This is great. This is great. I go: Also, we have a wig. Do you want to try the wig on? He goes: No, no, no. What are you trying to do to me? No, I don't want to wear a wig. I don't want to wear it.
I go: Okay, no problem, no big deal. So everyone leaves the room. It's just me and Bruce. We're kind of laughing. And the doors close, and I go: Hey, it's just us. You want to just try the wig on?
He goes, what? I go: Just try the wig. I mean, it's got curls on it. It'll be -I think it'll look - it'll be the final touch. He goes: All right, hurry up. Put the wig on.
So I put a wig on Bruce Springsteen, and I'm putting this wig on him, and he's laughing. And then we put the floppy hat and the beard and the glasses, and he looks in the mirror, and he goes: Whoa. And that was it.
GROSS: And then to top it all off, Springsteen throws in a little "Thunder Road" thing toward the end.
FALLON: Yeah.
GROSS: So why don't we hear the part where Bruce Springsteen comes in and joins you as Neil Young?
FALLON: (Singing) Whip it real good. All my ladies, can you feel me?
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN: (Singing) Whip your hair.
FALLON: (Singing) Doing it, doing it, whip your hair.
SPRINGSTEEN: (Singing) Whip your hair.
FALLON: (Singing) Don't matter if it's long or short.
SPRINGSTEEN: (Singing) Whip your hair.
FALLON: (Singing) Doing it, doing it with your hair.
SPRINGSTEEN: (Singing) Whip your hair. Whip my hair.
GROSS: So that's such a great moment. Were there Neil Young records you just steeped yourself in before doing that? Do you listen to a lot of the performer you're going to do before you do them?
FALLON: Yeah. I think I have one of those things - when I grew up - you know, I've always done impressions. So I think if I listen to a record long enough - so I go - I'll listen to "Harvest," and I'll listen to the whole album, and then I could do Neil Young. You know, I can listen to, you know, "Blonde on Blonde," you know, and I'll do Bob Dylan.
You know, I can watch an episode of Jerry Seinfeld, and by the end, I'm just walking around my house, you know, talking like Jerry Seinfeld. What is that? What are you doing? Who is it? What's going - you know, I just have that thing, when I grew up, I'd just start talking like people. You know, I always had that.
I would go visit a friend of mine's house, and I'd come back, and my mom would like: You're talking like Joey Gonzalez, because I would sound like my best friend. I would just imitate him, you know.
GROSS: Now, I read that the first imitation you did was James Cagney, and I thought that's crazy, because when I was growing up - and I'm older than you are - all the impressionists did Cagney, you dirty rat. And that was, like, during the Ed Sullivan-era. You didn't grow up during the...
FALLON: Frank Gorshin, yeah.
GROSS: Yeah, you didn't grow up during that era. You grew up during the "Saturday Night Live" era, when people were no longer doing James Cagney. So how did you end up doing Cagney impressions?
FALLON: It's more of a - it's a technicality. I did it - I was two years old when I did that impression. So I was a baby. And my mom would say: Jimmy, do James Cagney. And I would go: You dirty rat.
FALLON: So I already had an act. I already had an act, at two years old. And then I did...
GROSS: How did you know about Jimmy Cagney then?
FALLON: I grew up in an Irish-Catholic family, and I think they force you to watch every James Cagney movie. I mean: Come on, kids. Come on in.
GROSS: "Yankee Doodle Dandy," too?
FALLON: Oh, of course. Song and dance. That's the advanced years of Cagney. Yeah. But you start off with the gangster movies. I mean, every kid loves a good gangster movie.
GROSS: Who doesn't?
FALLON: But I mean, I watched, yeah, "Angels with Dirty Faces," "White Heat."
GROSS: Do you ever get into trouble with celebrities who you're imitating? Do they ever, like, not like it and not take it as a compliment?
FALLON: You'd think they would. I just saw - recently, I did a Donald Trump impression. And I saw Donald Trump. And it was - my impression was basically -because I was thinking, as the president got on and announced that Osama bin Laden had been killed, he announced it right in - he interrupted the last 15 minutes of "The Celebrity Apprentice."
And I go: Man, this is perfect, right? I mean, that's a double-win for Obama. So I said: We've got to do Trump. I've got to do some press conference where he's like this is amazing, a beautiful, beautiful evening. The president - you know, it's like, did you really have to interrupt the last 15 minutes of one of the greatest boardrooms in the history of "Celebrity Apprentice"? Beautiful people there, fantastic job.
And then he'll say, like: I mean, why couldn't you have waited until the show that's on after me, which is - let's see what it is. Let's see what's on after me. Oh yeah, the news. Why couldn't you have interrupted the news with the news?
FALLON: So I did that. So I saw Donald Trump at some event. And I go: Hey, Mr. Trump. I do an impression of you tonight on the show. And he goes: Oh, you do great impressions. I go: Yeah, but I'm doing you tonight on the show. I just want to let you know.
And he turns around to his whole table, he goes: Jimmy Fallon's doing an impression of me tonight on his - I go: Will you stop it? I'm trying to tell you something man-to-man, so that you don't get caught off-guard. I don't want you to be upset. I don't want you to announce it to everybody.
But I think he knows that, like, when I do an impression of people, I - number one, I never kick anyone when they're down. I either kick them when they're up and they don't mind, or I don't hit them that hard. My jokes aren't that mean-spirited.
GROSS: My guest is Jimmy Fallon. We'll talk more after a break. This is FRESH AIR.
GROSS: My guest is Jimmy Fallon, the host of NBC's "Late Night." He got his start on "Saturday Night Live" where he eventually anchored "Weekend Update" with Tina Fey. You were described in an article in Rolling Stone as the least tortured comedian imaginable. Would you agree with that description of yourself?
FALLON: I think if I ever went to therapy you'd find something. But yeah, I've had a pretty, you know, I love my parents, I love my childhood, I love my sister. You know, I mean I got picked on like any kid would get picked on in school but not that much. I mean I got in some fights but not that many fights. I think I had a pretty normal childhood. I mean I have no, it's not, my life isn't "Angela's Ashes."
GROSS: Also starring Jimmy Fallon.
FALLON: Yeah, I have no lines but I ring bells. I ring bells and I swing the incense around. But it was my - and you know, you are performing. You enter through a curtain, you exit through the â I mean you're backstage. I mean have you ever seen backstage behind an alter? It's kind of fascinating.
GROSS: Right.
FALLON: So I think it was, I think it was my first taste of show business and I think - or acting or something.
GROSS: And there are comparisons, I think, between a theater and a church. There are just kind of places that are separated from outside reality.
FALLON: Yeah. And I remember I had a hard time keeping a straight face at church as well.
GROSS: Did you?
FALLON: Which - yeah...
GROSS: Did you do imitations of the priest?
FALLON: Oh, of course. Yeah. I used to do Father McFadden all the time. He's the fastest talking priest ever. He's be like...
FALLON: And then you leave and you go, that - what was that? That guy's the best. I mean that was church? Sign me up. I'll do church I'll do it 10 times a day if that's church. He was great.
GROSS: Do you still go to church?
FALLON: I don't go to - I tried to go back. When I was out in L.A. and I was like kind of struggling for a bit I went to church for a while, but it's kind of, it's gotten gigantic now for me. It's like too â there's a band.
There's a band there now and you got to, you have to hold hands with people through the whole mass now, and I don't like doing that. You know, I mean it used to be the shaking hands peace was the only time you touched each other.
GROSS: Mm-hmm.
FALLON: Now I'm holding â now I'm lifting people. Like Simba.
FALLON: I'm holding them (singing) ha nah hey nah ho. (Speaking) I'm doing too much. I don't want - there's Frisbees being thrown, there's beach balls going around, people waving lighters, and I go this is too much for me. I want the old way. I want to hang out with the, you know, with the nuns, you know, that was my favorite type of mass, and the Grotto and just like straight up, just mass-mass.
GROSS: Well, Jimmy Fallon, I think you're really incredible. Thank you so much for talking with us.
FALLON: Oh, you're the best. This was so much fun. I feel like I actually have inhaled fresh air.
GROSS: Great. Jimmy Fallon recorded last May after the publication of his book collecting the thank you notes he reads Friday nights on NBC's "Late Night." Our series featuring some of our most entertaining interviews of the year continues tomorrow. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Garrison Wynn Slated for RVDA Convention
May 27, 2011 by RVBusiness · Comments Off on Garrison Wynn Slated for RVDA Convention
Garrison Wynn, best-selling author of "The Real Truth About Success," will be the featured speaker during the opening general session of the RV Dealers International Convention/Expo on Oct. 5 at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. The convention is sponsored by the Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association (RVDA), RVDA of Canada, and the RV Learning Center.
With his background as a former Fortune 500 department head and professional stand-up comedian, Wynn excels in delivering a serious, business-based message in a humorous manner. He also hosts television specials and national radio programs and regularly contributes business articles to the Washington Post.
Among Wynn's "truths" about success: It's not about being good at what you do, it's about consistently being chosen to do it. And geniuses with the best products don't always win out over lesser mortals, he says. During his presentations he helps people understand how to go beyond merely being great at what they do and focus instead on what it takes to be chosen for the job.
"I think our members will find Garrison's ideas both thought-provoking and helpful as they map out their business strategies for the coming months," says RVDA Convention/Expo Committee Chairman Peter Albano of American RV in Olive Branch, Miss. "Garrison is sure to deliver a valuable and entertaining presentation to open the convention."
Themed "ReVolution: Take Charge Today," the convention will feature new, in-depth super sessions covering the top issues RV dealers and their employees are facing. The education program will include information on building sales through innovative marketing strategies to reach new customers and an overview of the short- and long-term trends that will affect the RV industry. The convention is scheduled for Oct. 3-7, with Partners in Progress Brand Committees and proprietary workshops set for Oct. 3-4.
To make the convention as affordable as possible, the registration fee for dealership employees is the same as last year. RVDA is also offering special registration plans including an "Easy-Pay" plan of four payments and the ability to "lock-in" early bird savings for additional employees with one paid convention registration submitted by May 31.
Companies interested in sponsorship opportunities and exhibitor information can contact RVDA at (703) 591-7130, ext 103 or send an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com.


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As I was driving home from the swimming pool today, I heard that Russia's representative was refusing to accede to John Kerry's request that the Russians sit down for face-to-face negotiations with the Ukrainians. My first thought was that the report was way too polite. Kerry's not requesting, he's begging.
My second thought was that this is what happens when the President of the United States spends five years making it plain that America will not use its power and, worse, that the president's word cannot be relied upon. Kerry has no leverage.
As for my third thought, I didn't actually have a third thought. Instead, I'm borrowing from a friend, who forwarded his thoughts on the matter to me:
Obama and Kerry attempting to use diplomacy with Putin is like trying to use reason with robbers during a home invasion. As they are talking, he's filling his pockets and getting the tactical advantage. If he gets away with this who's next? Further, why would anyone choose to negotiate over something they can simply take?
All of the above would be amusing if it was written into a lunatic novel. (By the way, if you're looking for a wonderful, clever, laugh-out-loud funny lunatic novel, I highly recommend Akhmed and the Atomic Matzo Balls: A Novel of International Intrigue, Pork-Crazed Termites, and Motherhood.) But this is isn't a lunatic novel. It's real life, and Obama has managed to destroy in five years almost 70 years of American influence.


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Icy roads, icy trees
We dodged last night's ice, but not the "wintery mix" that came down this evening. When I got off work at 5:00 p.m. it was cold and rainy and my car was iced over. I scraped it off and went to Kroger to get some milk and trash bags.
When I came back to the car a short time later, the windshield had frozen over again. The streets weren't slick yet, but by the time I got home, the rain had changed to sleet and was sticking to the roadway.
Now the precipitation has ended. We have a crust of sleet over the ground and roads and a thin layer of ice on the trees. I am hoping that the ice is not heavy enough to break any branches. I also hope the electric lines don't break!
I was worried about Isaac, who didn't get off work until 9:00 p.m. He hasn't had much experience with winter driving, but he got home all right. He said that all the highways were encrusted and slick, but salt trucks were working on Highway 68/80. Near home, on our sideroad, his car fishtailed once, but he straightened it out and stayed on the road.
I don't think that there will be school tomorrow so Dennis and Isaac probably won't have to go anywhere in the morning. I'll go to work as scheduled. I'll try to allow some extra time for de-icing my car and opening the door.
Just a few miles farther north, the ice has been much more serious. I heard on the news this morning that Dawson Springs (about 20 miles northwest of Hopkinsville) was completely locked in, with broken trees blocking all four roads out of town. (The trees broke because of the heavy load of ice on them.)
In Hopkins County, just north of Christian County, a state of emergency has been declared because of the poor road conditions. No one is supposed to drive unless he is having an emergency or is traveling to or from work. Emergency shelters have been opened for anyone who needs to spend the night.
The word "snow" is in our weather forecast three times before President's Day (Feb. 22.) Old Man Winter isn't ready to give up yet. Nonetheless, my early daffodils have sprouted. They are several inches tall already.


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