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The logic that simply won’t leave: We strongly recommend Kevin Drum’s recent post, The Hypocrisy Trope That Won't Die.
Drum’s post concerns the claim that Obama is being hypocritical by supporting Priorities USA Action, a Democratic super-PAC. To us, the logic here is grindingly obvious. But Drum is right—this narrative never dies.
Pols should play by the rules which exist. You’d think this logic would be obvious—but as a mattger of fact, it isn’t. This Wednesday, Lynn Neary and Ken Rudin seemed thoroughly bollixed by this logic on NPR’s Talk of the Nation.
Suitably cued, so were some of their listeners.
willyjsimmons February 10, 2012 at 1:25 PM
The idea that Obama "must" support this PAC as to not put himself at a "disadvantage" financially during the election helps to obscure the fact that Obama is the one with the most money to spend.
Steve Rhodes February 10, 2012 at 1:31 PM
I disagree. Playing by the rules that exist means exploiting every loophole written by lobbyists and gaming the system to within an inch of its life and nothing ever changes. Obama, in fact, campaigned in part on the theme that we should all "Be the change you want to see." And not every change we want to see in our political culture requires a rule change; just a behavioral change. Additionally, the Obama campaign has ALWAYS intended to use Super PACs - just like they never intended to uphold its pledge in 2008 to use public financing. They would play by the rules that existed and fix it once they got elected! Still waiting. Finally, Obama's highly tuned rhetoric about Super PACs really make him a hypocrite. They are a pox on our system and I can't wait to get one for myself! Please.
Before he was one of them, Obama even mocked candidates who claim they won't use the awful super PAC's but change once they're elected.
Steve Rhodes February 10, 2012 at 1:32 PM
Disagreeing with Bob, not Willy.
The problem is Obama so self righteously declared that not only are the rules bad for Democrats, they're "a threat to our very democracy." If you come out against a campaign practice on the basis that you're too superior to use it and those who do hate democracy, you reveal your phoniness when you flip flop.
Alex Blaze February 12, 2012 at 5:52 PM
I've been making this point about "hypocrisy" ever since I started blogging back in 2007. It was annoying then and it's annoying now. The worst is saying that Republicans who sleep with men are "hypocrites," as if being gay is a choice and they're chooses to not practice what they preach. It's even sadder that lots of gay people make that argument.
"Be the change you want to see" is a nice sentiment, but if it means perpetually being out of power, then it's just that.
David in Cal February 12, 2012 at 6:03 PM
This sort of bogus hypocrisy charge has often been made against conservatives by liberals. E.g., Clarence Thomas, who dislikes affirmative action, was accused of hypocrisy because he (allegedly) took advantage of affirmative action.

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Yes it's TOTALFECKINEEJIT: Pity ye not The Mayfly.
Pity ye not The Mayfly.
Well Mrs EEjit vetoed my witty ditty about Teddy on the grounds of insensitivity and bad taste, so that's the end of that ,unleess you find me in the gutter one saturday morning looking for a couple of euro and an early house, in which case I will recite it to you for a few yo-yo's. The good news(for me) is that i stayed up till the small hours drinking and cracked out a new poem which hopefully can be boxed off in time for the Monday showdown. I was also thinking about this 'every day is sunday' hypothesis and how they disguise the rest of the 'week' not to look like sunday.But this is obviously a huge effort so they've decided it would be easier to make sunday look like the rest of the imagined week.All the shops are now open on a sunday and it's business as usual on the day of rest.And who says day ends at night? Seconds minutes hours day years are all man's invention's to mark his passing through the one eternal moment.So we are all living in one lifelong, perhaps eternal, moment, the very same moment that saw the rise and fall of the dinosaurs, the building of the pyramids and man stepping onto the moon.I mean the imagined concept of time is relative ,even in our constricted comprehension time is a notion and it's (virtual) parameters all relative.Never mind how long is a piece of string, how long is a piece of time? If you were on holiday in Corfu reading a book under a shady olive tree , overlooking a bluey green sea basked in 80 degrees of heat ,a cool breeze tickling your naked toes and a magnum of champagne in an ice bucket , half an hour would not seem long enough.If however you were buried up to your neck in human excrement and someone was poking red hot needles into your eyeballs accompanied by Richard Clayderman on the piano, half an hour might seem a very very long time indeed-it's all relative. The Mayfly for example lives, within the (human) confines, for but a day and invokes great sympathy for it's seemingly all too brief life.However to a Mayfly a lifetime is a lifetime, it has no concept of life been short (that's all relative).So I wouldn't feel too sorry for it at all.Not only that but the sole purpose of the mayfly is to procreate and it has been blessed with TWO lots of equipment with which to do it. The Mayfly's mouth is only vestigial, it's too busy F***in' to be feedin'.Have a nice day. Posted by
Eejit, you will be pleased to hear that I, too, have been working on my poem. It is waiting in the wings, ready to be published early on Monday - maybe even in its current form.Too bad about the Teddy ditty - and I enjoyed this post - it reminded me of Eliot's poem about the moment of the rose and the moment of the yew tree.
Einstein had a much less vivid take on relativity involving either talking with an attractive woman or touching a hot stove (if my memory serves me right). Your comparison is much more memorable than Einstein's, esp. the piano part.I can see that it would be possible to go very bad places with Ted Hughes, especially if tipsy.
Your sense of humour eej - it creases me every time. I laugh out loud and Mr Weaver comes to see what is funny - and I have to say it is usually you!Those two poems are very addictive - I have now read them in almost all the places you specified (note I said almost)- they are marvellous examples of old Ted's work and I love them. Now I begin to wonder what Monday will bring forth.
That is great news Sandra Leigh ,I'm honestly looking forward to reading it.I'm more excited(and conversely worried) about this task than any of the others and can't wait to see the results.Tanx a million for joining in, the whole thing is nothing without people having a go. Don't know the Eliot poem,Iam particularily unwell read, but will look it up!
Thanks John, in all honesty I've never read Einsteins theory but I will now. All joking aside it is possible to go (and they surely did)to some really, really, dark places with poetry in general, let alone Ted Hughes.
That is a real compliment, weaver, thank you.And they are great poems aren't they?Can't wait to se what you(and hopefully others) come up with on Monday.Pip, pip!
Bad taste and the Ted poems seem to be going hand in hand...wait till you read mine...See you Monday.x
Noone could accuse you of thinking small.
EXACTLY!.. :-PMayflies rock!
Talk of Richard Clayderman and excrement reminds me of one of my favourite Far Side Cartoons (it's near the bottom of the page).
Oh Feck - it's a good thing you have Mrs.Eejit to try to keep you out of trouble! The poor woman must be run ragged sometimes. I may not have a poem for Monday - this week's homework is probably beyond me.
Now that's intersting Rachel. looking forward to reading.
Some, ARtSparker, might argue nobody could accuse me of thinking- period! :)
And dragonflies, Watercats, my favourite flies!
Dragonflys?
Tanx Dominic , I once was given a Far side desk diary and it was deadly funny with a cartoon for every day of the year.If anyone would like to buy me another this christmas that would be mughty fine!
I could not survive without Mrs EEjo that's for sure, Heather. There's plenty time left for the pome,something will come to you and if it doesn't there will be another feckin task for the following weekand probably the week after and after that and...... :)
but life would be an endless torture for a puritan mayfly that aspired to live its short life devoted to holiness. ah! everything is so so relative.
This is the poem to which I referred. It is part of Little Gidding, Part IV of Eliot's Four Quartets. All shall be well, andAll manner of thing shall be well....We die with the dying:See, they depart, and we go with them.We are born with the dead:See, they return, and bring us with them.The moment of the rose and the moment of the yew-treeAre of equal duration. A people without historyIs not redeemed from time, for history is a patternOf timeless moments. So, while the light failsOn a winter's afternoon, in a secluded chapelHistory is now and England.With the drawing of this Love and the voice of this CallingWe shall not cease from explorationAnd the end of all our exploringWill be to arrive where we startedAnd know the place for the first time.If you like, you can find the whole poem at http://www.tristan.icom43.net/quartets/gidding.html
Mrs Eejit sounds like a fine lady! Lucky you. Love this post and must get on this poetry buzz.. too busy f'ing to be feedin' now theres a line....
The holy Mayfly, aleph, I hadn't thought of that. Doh! :)
Thanks for posting this,Sandra, it is a lovely and pertinent poem.I'll look up the rest of it now.
She is a very lucky woman,beedler.You have plenty of time to get a pome written by monday.And yes I think I would like that line on my gravestone.
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For some reason I always want to sing that to the tune of "Riders in the Storm". C'mon, sing along with me...Pizza in the Sky! :D
So last night we decided to try to find Pizza in the Sky. It's not a place that you're just going to happen to drive by and say hey, let's go there for pizza--you have to be *looking* for it, so it's like you're in the In Club on Okinawa if you can get there. We got directions off of www.okinawahai.com and they even had pictures to help us out, and we needed it! But we didn't get near as lost as we did going to Okinawa world so it's all good! You have to drive on all these windy roads up in the hills and at a couple of points it looks like you're going to go on someone's driveway, not a real street. Kinda crazy! (You can see the directions here if you're interested, make sure you scroll down and click on the one with pictures to get a good idea of what we had to go through to get our pizza!)
So here's the view from the restaurant:
I totally spaced bringing our camera but Missy and Bennet had theirs, so all the pictures on this blog post are courtesy of them. And I'm not the only one who takes pictures of shi-shi dogs!! He was on top of the restaurant:
Look, photographic proof that we were there, man! We arrived right around 6:35 and they close at 7:00, but you want to get there for sunset.
Look, photographic proof that we have friends! :D
And some more shi-shi dogs because I know you love 'em too, hehehe! And these ones are *happy* shisa!
They don't have a lot of tables inside the restaurant, but why would you want to sit inside anyway? We got a really good table outside (maybe because we were so late, everyone else was starting to leave when we got there). The menu was so cool, the waitress brought out a fan and undid it, and the menu was written on the fan which was the Japanese flag, white with a red circle in the middle. One side of the fan was written in English and the other side was Japanese. You can order a small (7 inch) pizza or a medium (14 inch) but you don't get to choose toppings. We just ordered two medium pizzas and four cokes.
They bring the pizza out piping hot from the oven, and it's got green bell peppers (I picked those off, I don't eat green food), onions, sausage I think? and CORN on it. Never heard of corn on pizza but it wasn't bad. I think they used a significant amount of garlic on it too. All in all, it was really good. The main challenge though was eating with chopsticks!!
Yeah, I only ever learned to use chopsticks after we arrived here in January and I'm not exactly what you'd call proficient at it. Maybe that's why I ended up eating less pizza than Lee did ;)
And here's a pic of the restaurant itself, by the time we left I think we were the last customers there.
So now we're part of the Okinawa In Crowd, we've been to Pizza in the Sky! Wahoo! And we'll be taking my parents there sometime next week!
I think my kickboxing instructor was on speed this morning! She said when we started class that she'd been up since 3:30 this morning and felt like she'd had an entire pot of coffee, and she acted like it too...wow. I bet I'll be sore tomorrow! But for now I'm going to go meet Lee for lunch :) More soon, I've been working on my scrapbook like a madwoman!
Oh, by the way Mom and Dad, today's high was 88, the low will be 76, and we have a slight chance of scattered showers. :)
Posted by Christy Lynn at 11:01 PM
So I did stay up to see Pizza in the Sky. How cool is that? Cracks me up eating pizza with chopsticks. We never did that, but we did get corn on our pizza when we were there -- and octopus and shrimp. Yeah . . . yuk. The corn is FINE, though.
Leaving on a jet plane after 4 days of work . . . I cannot believe the time has finally come. Incredible. I know we'll have a great time and we CAN'T WAIT TO SEE YOU!!! Love, Mom
Okay, it's official. We need a picture taken together cause now I feel all bad that I can't prove I'm your friend! Hahaha!
Looks like it was yummy! I want pizza now, lol!
Since some of you know that Christy is a grammar nazi I thought I'd inform you that she typed "their" when it should have been "there"!!!! OMG ...so this is what it feels like to be OC and better yet right. SWEET!
So that puts the grammar score at Lee 1, Christy 1,250,342.
I'm catching up...Yeah Baby!
Don't bother looking for the typo, I already fixed it :p Hey, I wrote this blog post in like ten minutes!
You guys look so great in your photo together! I want to be in your 'friends' picture too! I think the only picture I have of us together is at my baby shower! pooh. We'll have to make up for that when you get back to the good 'ole U.S.A.
First of all, congrats to Lee for finally getting on the grammar scoreboard! LOL Looks like a cool place. You two have the most awesome adventures! I'm with your mom~I'll take corn over octopus anytime! Have a great visit with your parents!


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For several years, I’ve spent Holy Week with the same companion: John V. Taylor (1914–2001), once Bishop of Westchester (Church of England). Specifically, I’m spending my mornings during this week with a set of meditations that the good bishop presented in Holy Week 1986 in the chapel of the Ecumenical Centre in Geneva. The collection is titled Weep Not for Me, Meditations on the Cross and the Resurrection. It was given to me by my friend Rich Willowby and continues to be one of the most thoughtful meditational resources I’ve ever found.
This morning, March 31, Holy Tuesday, the meditation focused on “The Cross—Key to the Nature of God.” Here Bishop Taylor invited me to look closely at the crucified Christ—not the pretty—or empty—crosses of many churches. Instead he bids me gaze upon the terrible and bloody cross on which Jesus hung, bleeding and slowly choking to death, displayed in all his nakedness for the world to see and misunderstand and mock. After inviting me to spend some time at the cross, he has the audacity to quote another bishop (John Austin Baker of Salisbury): “The crucified Jesus is the only accurate picture of God the world has ever seen.” If that isn’t enough to correct the way I picture God, Bishop Taylor goes on to call my attention to the larger truth when he calls my attention to the words of Jesus at the Thursday night meal: “not so with you.”
My already challenged eyes halt gain. Wait. Jesus, the one who will soon hang on a cross, is talking to his disciples and teaching them about lordship. First, he says, the common idea of lordship is that lords lord it over those who are not lords. “Not so with you.” Kings demand royal treatment. “Not so with you.” The highest demand to be seen as the highest. “Not so with you.” The chiefs must be seen as chiefs. “Not so with you.” The authorities must be granted their authority and power. “Not so with you.” Suddenly, I am transported to Jesus who, this Thursday, will kneel before his disciples and wash their feet. There he says, “If I, your Lord and Teacher, have washed your feet, you also ought to wash one another’s feet...you also should do as I have done for you…” (John 13). Then we see him before Herod and before Pilate, quiet, non assertive, disconcerting. “As I have done for you.” Then we see him before the crowd who call for his death. “As I have done for you.” Then we see him on the cross, hanging there in all his gory, beaten, pierced, bloody reality. “As I have done for you.”
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‘Tis the season to go overboard on glitter – in costumes, decorations, make-up and even men’s beards.
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My 3 year old son is really bright, has an amazingly long attention span, and can be loads of fun but lately he is fighting absolutely everything. It takes ages to get him dressed as he won't do it himself, but he will throw a tantrum if you do it for him. He was doing really well with potty training, having gone 6 days without a single accident, but now he's having several accidents every day. He ignores me and my wife like we're not there and we can talk at him all day to where you think he's not listening, but if we then say "well I guess you don't want x" after all suddenly he's rushing to cooperate.
I am doing my best to be patient and my strategy has been to let him do things himself as he has the skills and is motivated to do so. He can dress himself completely, and has no problem using the potty at all, he's very independent. He's using this independence to decide he's not going to do these things, but there are times that I simply cannot wait to let him do it on his own. Take dressing, I start the process 30 minutes before I have to be out the door, yet frequently I'm late because he simply refuses. I know it is for attention, I just don't know how to deal with it constructively - I have to get to work!
As for the potty training we started in May, and he just started anticipating in October. It was great, he was going to the potty on his own, we were doing things we couldn't do when he was in diapers, but then in the past week or two he's stopped all that and is now willfully going in his pants all the time. We've tried just ignoring him and telling him to change his clothes, we've tried all the strategies, but we've had to go back to reminding him every half an hour to go or he's wetting or messing himself at least 4-5 times per day.
I'm concerned that my wife and I are developing an adversarial relationship with him, and I don't know how to stop it. It's like an arms race, both sides keep upping the ante and the confrontations just get worse. Yet if we don't push him somehow we never get out of the house! Rewards don't seem to work, and I don't want to punish him as punishment seems like an empty strategy which is more about retribution than learning the right things. I can threaten to take his favorite toy away if he gets really bad, but that's not the type of father I want to be! I want to be a calm, measured dad who talks soft and is listened to, but I'm more and more often having to shout at him to get him to cooperate. It's getting to the point where I don't enjoy being with him.
Any suggestions on how to break this cycle? I want him to have a sense of independence, and I think his self confidence is great, but it has to be tempered with an understanding that there are some times when you have to do things even when you don't want to. I need his cooperation in getting dressed, and I need him to start using the potty instead of peeing himself all the time. And I want to do it in a way where I'm not having to come down on him all the time!
Based on your answers around the site, I think Positive Discipline would sit well with you. It's really grounded in connecting with the child to inspire cooperation, rather than using control to force obedience. It seeks to address the underlying belief behind the behavior and not just the behavior 'symptoms'. Oh and yes, this is all done without rewards or punishments. There are several PD books written specifically for parents of young children. Best of luck. – Christine Gordon Nov 21 '12 at 4:13
ETA: Just wanted to add, sometimes we have luck by turning it into a game. "I bet I can get dressed faster than you!" and, of course, you let him win. My husband is better at this kind of thing than I am. Beating daddy at anything is always a lot of fun.
Overall, I have found that my son's mood directly relates to how cooperative or uncooperative he is.
As for potty training, I suspect this is 100% about control. He has control over his bowel movements and his bladder, he's just choosing to not use the potty. I have no suggestions as to how to correct this, but if he feels like he has power over other things then it might correct the potty issue on its own.
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GREAT comment! an extra special here here for "if he feels like he has power over other things then it might correct the potty issue on its own." Chances are you are absolutely right! – balanced mama Nov 20 '12 at 17:55
+1 for giving choices, we use more or less the same approach (usually this is choosing from some weather-appropriate pile of cloth). Sometimes we do have issues with putting on a coat, gloves or the like, but after a few moments in the cold our son usually appreciates warm cloth and is asking for them by himself - tantrum avoided. (I would not recommend this for children who get a cold easily, though.) – mthomas Nov 20 '12 at 20:29
For Potty Training I suggest: How to deal with potty trained 3 year old who now won't go to the potty? and Retrain toddler to potty? these two questions are MOST relevant as they are about children that were potty trained and have decided to begin refusing to go. However, there are 26 questions with the tag "potty training on them" so there may be additional useful information in these.

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Outgoing U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who came tantalizingly close to winning the Democratic presidential nomination four years ago, played down the notion she would run again for the White House in 2016 in comments...
Clinton for the past four years has served as chief diplomat for President Barack Obama, who edged her for the party's nomination in 2008, but she is stepping down from the post. Obama was elected last month to a second four-year term as president.Asked during an interview with ABC's Barbara Walters whether she would run for president in 2016, Clinton said: "I've said I really don't believe that that's something I will do again. I am so grateful I had the experience of doing it before."Clinton, one of the most popular members of Obama's Cabinet and often mentioned as a potential Democratic White House hopeful in 2016, has said she will step down as secretary of state in January."It sounds so simple, but I've been, as you know, at the highest levels of American and now international activities for 20 years, and I just thought it was time to take a step off ... maybe do some reading and writing and speaking and teaching," Clinton told ABC.Clinton, whose husband, Bill Clinton, was president from 1993 to 2001, was elected to the U.S. Senate from New York after her time as first lady. She mounted a vigorous effort in 2008 to become the first woman to claim either the Democratic or Republican U.S. presidential nomination, but was defeated by Obama, who became the first black president.In the ABC interview, the 65-year-old Clinton said her age would not be a worry if she did opt to run."I am, thankfully, knock on wood, not only healthy, but have incredible stamina and energy," she said in excerpts of the interview published on the ABC News website. "I just want to see what else is out there. I've been doing ... this incredibly important and ... satisfying work here in Washington, as I say, for 20 years. I want to get out and spend some time looking at what else I can do to contribute."She said in the interview that she may work in philanthropy or academia after leaving her post at the State Department.(Reporting by Will Dunham; Editing by Peter Cooney)

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Rather than focusing on the problem and feeling disempowered, what we can do is reclaim our power and find a route to overcome the challenge. While I haven’t fully resolved my financial crisis, I have found some steps to begin to turn the challenge in the direction of triumph.
This is the crux of turning any challenge into triumph. While isn’t always easy or fun to look for the lesson or gold while in the middle of a crisis, this has been the quickest way for me to turn the tides. Sometimes I resist the lesson because I secretly like the drama of being in crisis. I am definitely good at the drama too. 🙂 Yet, I know the struggle and suffering leaves me feeling powerless, so I look for the lesson or gift to reclaim my power in the situation.
The support from others was essential in helping me find solutions to turnaround the financial crisis. Whether it was simply a consoling conversation, advice on pinching pennies or job referrals, I was grateful for all the support I received, but more importantly to know that I wasn’t alone. Most people, especially our loved ones, are eager to help out in some way. The more specific we can be in our requests, the easier it can be to for supporters to step up. With our support team by our side, we can step up and out of our crisis and into triumph.
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Sara, I loved your blog. Your honesty and courage were inspiring and I support you! Christy
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Pistachio Grill is on a downhill slide. Never seems busy. Menu changes are not for the better. Long term help now gone. Needs tyo reinvent itself to regain former quality.
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An improvement over last time
This restaurant has improved since we were there and has redeemed itself. We made sure to go early and had no problems with the service. The decor has been upgraded, and the chairs are much more comfortable than they were previously. Our meals were good....More
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Use to love love this place but last few times have proved to be a nasty disgusting place to eat. Came to celebrate 4 birthdays this evening and left there with 2 of us having no dinner and 1 of our guest ate his dinner...More
We have been there numerous times and each time it gets worse.Thought we would try again on Valentines but it was not any better. Will never go back
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We never expected a restaurant of this caliber outside of New York or Philly. Everything was tasty...well seasoned with incredible flavor, appetizers, entree's and deserts, all made onsite. Everybody in our party of four tried a different selection. Absolutely could not have had a better...More
Restaurant had a recent redo. It's in the neighborhood,so it's very convenient. The food is always good. A little pricey for a week night but there on spot luck and they usually have a groupon. So with the discount it becomes more affordable. It's also...More
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Have been to pistachio grill numerous times and have always come away being impressed. Was even there for New Years and still same quality of food when often a great disappointment,
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The Hedged Economist: Social Security Reality: Summary Related to Old Age and Survivor Benefits.
Social Security Reality: Summary Related to Old Age and Survivor Benefits.
Realities That Have to Be Addressed.
Social Security as enacted in the 1930s is obsolete. Demographics and technology of the twenty-first century will have to be accommodated. Planners need to face the facts. The most important change is a need to address longer life expectancies and the longer work lives they necessitate. Ten realities that should be addressed are:
(1) Planning for a twenty-first century retirement isn’t easy or fun, and many people don’t bother. The framers of Social Security never envisioned a broad-based need for such plans. People didn’t live that long. There’s a need for financial education. Not sophisticated stuff. Just basics like the fact that Social Security isn’t an adequate retirement plan.
(2) In response to the difficulty of planning a twenty-first century retirement (and politicians’ continual lying to the public about Social Security), most baby boomers are financially unprepared for retirement. They’re providing for retirement as if their life expectancies are no longer than their grandparents’. Perhaps things like the “catch-up contributions” to IRAs and 401(k)s should be mandatory. Even making IRA contributions mandatory should be considered. Something as simple as an “opt-out” tax may be enough.
(3) The best available data indicate other generations aren’t doing any better at providing for their retirement. Their behavior in terms of financial management resembles their parents’ at the same age. They too are ignoring their longer life expectancies. There “opt-out” taxes could be used to fund their longer retirements.
(4) The public is often misled into believing that someone else can fund their retirement. They choose to ignore the fact that no subset of the public provides a reliable enough potential income stream to justify depending upon it. Social Security deserves and needs reliable funding. Everyone needs to contribute.
(5) Much of the population knows it isn’t preparing for retirement and refuses to address the issue. Thus, whatever incentives and penalties are used, they have to accommodate their choice while ensuring that they experience the full impact of their choice at the time the choice is made.
(6) Many people are planning not to have to retire. That is true of people approaching what traditionally was a retirement age. Even those slightly younger or slightly older than a traditional retirement age are deciding whether to retire based on factors other than age. Social Security should accommodate that fact that people make choices based on their needs, not the government’s wishes.
(7) Productivity changes with age and experience. At some age it begins to decline. The burden of the wage tax that we call Social Security contributions become harder to absorb as productivity declines. The current outcome, unemployment, is extremely in efficient. Reduce the tax.
(8) At a national level, retirement is about producing the goods and services that non-working older people consume. The potential productivity of older worker can’t continue to be ignored. It is an easy part of the solution. Accommodate longer work lives.
(9) Retired people are the capitalist class. They live off of their capital. Let retirees earn a reasonable return on the capital that they spent a lifetime accumulating.
(10) A society that consumes its capital stock can’t survive. It is possible that Social Security can't survive as a pure pay-as-you-go system. Stop draining the trust fund.
When these inconvenient truths are viewed collectively, they tell a story with obvious implications:
It seems obvious that if people aren’t able to plan for twenty-first century retirements, we shouldn’t be surprised that the baby boomers are not prepared. It’s a bit more surprising that younger generations are witnessing the boomer’s failure, yet they are not preparing any better. The fiction that someone else can provide for one’s retirement seems to appeal across generations.
When forced to address the issue, the public acknowledges it hasn’t provided for retirement. Overwhelmingly people display a preference for adjusting their own individual retirement age rather than providing for retirement. That’s true of their pre-retirement planning and their actual retirement (labor force) behavior. Unfortunately, often the decision isn’t left to the individual.
Meanwhile, our politicians seem even less capable of addressing twenty-first century reality than the public. The Government aggravates the problem by pretending Social Security is a viable retirement option. It wasn’t envisioned as a retirement plan, and it has never been more than a part of a viable retirement plan. That would be easy to address. It would just require some honesty on the part of politicians. It could be started with accurate disclosures on Social Security statements.
However, the biggest issue isn’t disclosure. It’s the failure to recognize that retirement at a national level is an output issue. It is only aggravated by pretending it is anything else. The pretense that it can be overcome by making someone else pay (i.e., produce the output) is extremely counterproductive. Social Security isn’t made more viable by narrowing the funding base or excluding part of the public from benefits. One of the major problems is that demographics are already narrowing the funding base. We should be trying to expand, not narrow, the part of the population making a contribution to Social Security.
Probably nothing is more important than encouraging and enabling older Americans who can continue to add the goods and services that a growing older population will consume. Older Americans are a growth sector. For starters, all Social Security and wage/income tax penalties related to benefits should be eliminated. That will require recognition that older Americans may contribute by working, or they may choose to contribute by holding/investing in capital. Further, a realistic approach would recognize that with age the amount a person can produce from one’s labor decreases.
Inadequate retirement savings, work/employment plans, and actual labor force behavior indicate the importance of employment as a potential and necessary component of how older Americans will secure (both finance and produce) the goods and services that they want to consume. The government should recognize the fact that at some age workers can no longer produce enough to justify both their wages and the wage tax that we refer to as Social Security contributions. The narrowing of the funding base that implies can be addressed with a small sales tax on all consumption.
Social Security taxes paid by employers could phase out on workers age 50 or 55 thus reducing the employer’s cost of continuing to employ the older worker. The employee’s contribution could phase out at age 55 or 60. The revenue loss could be replaced by the general sales tax thus allowing the wages to be counted toward benefits. The tax base for Social Security would be more stable since it would be expanded to include expenditures of “retired” workers and those not in the labor force. Output and income would be increased by the continued production of the older employees.
More than anything else, the Social Security component that addresses “old age and survivor benefits” has to be reformed in the context of retirement planning. Reformers who approach it as if Social Security is a standalone approach to retirement system are doomed to failure. They aren’t protecting Social Security. They will destroy it.


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Standing a stomach-churning 41 meters (that's 14 stories) high, Brazil's Insano is officially the tallest water slide in the world. Unofficially, it's the one that gives us the most willies. After what looks more like stepping out of plane than scooching down a slide, ... more Insano
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Posted on December 12, 2011 by Kara
Today was a beautiful day and I made the decision to skip the gym and try a run outside. I haven’t run outside since Thanksgiving’s Turkey Trot. I haven’t even really done a long cardio sesh since then.
But who can resist this:
Despite how I figured the run would go after such a long hiatus, I ended up having a great run,
And along with some real revelations I had (like I always do while running), I had these:
Goose poop covered sidewalks make for great foot work while running.
Texting while driving is dangerous – and can make runners have to run in ditches and tandem bike riders swerve.
Those tandem bike riders were legit… not like the times I have ridden a tandem.
What is a blessing in summer is a curse in winter, i.e. it getting colder as it gets later.
Try as you might, dogs keep barking even when you smile at them.
While running, I spent a lot of time thinking about my goals for 2012 that I started working on this weekend… I read somewhere that this person was changing the way they eat “one meal at a time.” I like that. Sure, I eat a lot of M&Ms still, but it’s all about the choices you make one at a time.
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Comic book publisher DC Comics has announced deals with the three major digital book retailers, Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Apple to add its monthly titles to their stores. Although the brand already has a healthy library of eBook versions of its graphic novels and trade collections available on those stores, this will be the first time it will release all of its regular titles for purchase outside of a dedicated application.
The news comes as DC Comics senior vice president of digital Hank Kanalz revealed to Tech Crunch that sales of digital editions are up 197 per cent year-on-year (for Q3). That doesn't mean that sales of print editions are waning - they too are up year-on-year, by 12 per cent - but it shows a significant rise in popularity of reading comic books on, computer, iPad, other tablet devices or smartphones.
The share of print/digital media varies between 90/10 to 60/40 per cent from title to title, he said, but when you consider that some of the top brands, such as the Batman books regularly sell between 50k and 150k print editions in North America alone, the digital copies could bolster those figures greatly.
Digital editions aren't for everyone, of course. Comic book legend and Image Comics co-founder Todd Macfarlane told Pocket-lint at the beginning of the year that he was no fan of the medium, although he could see why some like it for convenience sake. While Kanalz himself admitted that many writers and artists far prefer print. "I still think print rules the roost as far as storytelling goes," he said.
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(This article first appeared in Boulder Monthly in September, 1979.
I was their humor columnist for about a year.)
You see them everywhere, it seems: on streetcorners, in airports, at rock concerts. Nicely dressed young men and women, apparently college age, well-groomed, with freshly scrubbed faces and bright eyes, approaching people at random, handing out little buttons and pamphlets and talking quickly, intensely, with a fixed smile and eager, searching eyes, telling anyone who will listen about their cause.
They seem to come from every walk of life, from every income group, from various ethnic and social backgrounds, and they have given up college, turned their backs on their budding careers, moved out of the home, all to promote the man they claim will unify America and bring peace, prosperity, and social equality to our troubled land: Senator Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts.
Who are these "Teddies," as they are called by others, though they call themselves members of the "Kennedy for President Committee"?
We spoke with famed deprogrammer Pat Theodore about the Teddies.
"A Teddie could be anyone," he told us. "Your son, your daughter, your brother or sister. For the most part, they are bright, middle-class kids, and it's hard for many people to understand how these kids could get involved in what seems on the surface to be a fanatical cult. But you must understand the way these cults work. They prey upon impressionable young people who may be disillusioned with the world around them and maybe a little lonely in their personal life, too. It's really a form of brainwashing."
These kids, then, actually believe that Senator Kennedy could be the next President of the United States?
"More than that," Theodore tells us, "they believe that he will be able to do extraordinary things: limit strategic arms, curb inflation, solve the energy problem, bring about an equitable system of low-cost health care for everyone in America, etcetera, etcetera. The powers they attribute to this man are really quite extraordinary and obviously irrational. This is what is frightening about the Teddies, that they truly believe all these things and are willing to do almost anything to bring about this perfect world that they envision."
Elizabeth Luepner is a quiet, dark-haired young girl who looks as if she would be a member of the Future Teachers of America or perhaps a promising young piano student. But Lisa, as she is called, has dropped out of school and spent a harrowing six months as a Teddie, six months that ended when Pat Theodore, together with her mother and a family friend, snatched the young girl from a streetcorner and spirited her away to a remote cabin where they spent five days in the process known as "deprogramming." Lisa is now recovered and planning to return to school in the fall.
"It was, like, everything you did, you asked yourself, 'Will this help Teddy get elected?'" she told us. "There was just no time for you to sit around and wonder if he was, like, you know, everything they said he was."
A typical day in the life of a Teddie begins early, according to Lisa.
"We'd get up around five in the morning and have a quick breakfast, and then we'd all get together and stuff envelopes for maybe three hours. Then, like, we'd break, but instead of relaxing or something, they'd have what they called 'mini-rallies.'"
The infamous mini-rallies, according to Theodore, are one of the Teddies' most powerful brainwashing techniques. Lisa tells us about one:
"This guy got up, and he made kind of a short speech like he was nominating Teddy for the Presidency, like we were in New York at the Convention. As soon as he said, 'The Senator from Massachusetts, Edward M. Kennedy,'like, there'd be all this music and we'd all jump up and start cheering and running around the room with all these posters and banners, throwing confetti and everything, and chanting 'Teddy! Teddy! Teddy!' The first mini-rally, you know, I thought it was all pretty weird and all, but, like, you get caught up in it. It's really kind of fun."
After the mini-rally, the Teddies eat a light lunch while one of the leaders delivers an address on a topic of interest. Health Care, Salt II, OPEC, and inflation are popular subjects, and each Teddie is expected to be up-to-date on the various positions of the Senator. After lunch, they troop down to the infamous boiler room.
"There'd be, like, all these phones," Lisa recalls. "We'd each have a phone and a list of numbers, and we'd just call people and ask them questions. First, we'd ask if they were registered to vote. If they weren't, we'd tell them how to go about it and offer to send someone out there to help them register. Then you'd ask if they had decided who they wanted to support, but you wouldn't ask it quite like that, you'd say, like, 'Are you interested in making sure that the next president will whip inflation?' or whatever, you know, depending on what topics were really hot that day or something. And then you'd start talking about Teddy."
For more advanced Teddies, the afternoon was time to hit the streets, going to shopping centers, busy streetcorners, airport lobbies, anywhere where people gather, to pass out information and ask for donations. It was during Lisa's afternoon session on the street that she was "kidnapped" by the deprogramming team. Pat Theodore picks up the story:
"We have to, first of all, get the young person away from the Teddies. It can get a little hairy, but it has to be done. Then we get them someplace where they have to listen to what we're saying. You see, they are brainwashed to the point where they refuse to listen; they don't hear you. Usually, the first day or two, you just keep at them, but they tune you out or else they try to argue with you about some obscure points in the National Health Insurance plan. They're pretty well drilled on that. But after awhile, you start to get through, and then there's usually a lot of crying and hugging, as they realize what's been happening."
Lisa remembers the breakthrough in her deprogramming. "We were told that all the stuff about Chappaquiddick and getting thrown out of Harvard for cheating and getting drunk on press planes and all that was just lies or exaggerations, put out by these conservative Republicans to keep Teddy from becoming President," she says. "Really. They told us that people who said bad things about Teddy were Republicans and that they were going to get us and torture us and make us vote for Ronald Reagan. We were told that we had to resist these people and that if we didn't, they'd make us join the Young Republicans and we'd end up working to defeat Kennedy in 1980."
Did it ever occur to Lisa that Edward Kennedy might not get the nomination in New York? "That was kind of what broke me through on the whole thing. Mr. Theodore kept saying 'He's not even a candidate!' I had heard that before, of course, but we were told that it was something they called a 'Divine Deception,' just to keep the Carter people from getting on his case before we were ready. Then Mr. Theodore said that Bobby had done the same thing in 1968, pretending he wasn't running until Eugene McCarthy had won the New Hampshire primary and that Teddy wasn't fooling anybody in the Carter camp; he was just fooling the American people. I fought it for a long time, but he showed me all these quotes, you know, about who was going to kick who and things like that, and then I realized that he was right. And, like, I realized that all the other stuff was probably true, too, like, he hadn't been kidnapped by Republicans at Chappaquiddick but just ran away and all stuff like that."
Deprogramming isn't the end of the process. "Lisa has to rethink a lot of things," Pat Theodore tells us. "You have to remember that, in addition to living in a world where Edward Kennedy is going to solve all the problems, she's been involved in a cult system that makes a basic assumption, that politics generally can solve complex social problems in an effective manner that is democratic and equitable. If she were to go back out on the streets without unlearning that, she'd be easy prey for any number of cults that are particularly active at this time. She'd be back stuffing envelopes and making phone calls for some other false Messiah and the entire deprogramming process would be a waste."
What does Lisa think about the 1980 elections now? She ponders for a moment before answering. "I guess, like, I'll have to see who the candidates are, you know, and if one of them says he has all the answers, well, I'll vote for the other one. But I guess they'll both say that, so probably I guess I'll just see which one scares the hell out of me the least and vote for him."
Lisa seems well on the road to a normal view of life.
(At the time this was written, Kennedy had not declared himself one way or the other. But there was three weeks lead time before the magazine appeared and another four that it sat on the shelf, during which he could have made an announcement that would have torpedoed the joke. Fortunately, he continued to dance throughout the entire seven weeks, bless his soul. The illustration is credited to Jim Howard, but I was living in Colorado Springs, did this all by mail and never met any of the Boulder Monthly people, and I know nothing about him. Good illustration, though. )
The illustration is very good. I thought it was an R. Crumb when I first glanced at the post.
I wonder how Lisa made out... she's probably relapsed as an Obama Mama now ;)
8~) An Obama relapse would be better than what i was thinking! As the piece closes, i fear she's headed for disillusionment overload -- and when a peppy "Get out and vote!" public service ad comes on, saying "Let's not and say we did," then switching to the latest Bigfoot show on Discovery Channel.
Close encounter of the Bullwinkle kind So now I'v...
Oh dear. National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley...
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