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New book tells the incredible, true stories of Bishop John Fisher and Thomas More
The two heroes of 16th century England shared the same depth of faith that alone could explain why both men were able to move so cheerily to their deaths – and sainthood.
Statues of Sts. John Fisher and Thomas More (both canonized in 1935) [Church of Our Lady of Victories in Kensington, London]
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March 9, 2021 (The Catholic Thing) — The remarkable John Fisher entered Cambridge at the age of 14; he was ordained a priest in 1491 at the age of 22; and ten years later he became vice-chancellor, rising to chancellor of his beloved university in 1504. The same year, he was named the Bishop of Rochester.
He would be confessor to the mother of King Henry VII, and possibly also a tutor to the prince who would become Henry VIII – and order Fisher's execution.
When Henry sought to end his marriage with his first wife, Catherine of Aragon, a hearing was held at the Legatine Court. Bishop Fisher served as counsel to the queen.
When Catherine stood on her own to make her case, it was simple, powerful – and affecting. She had borne Henry's children, including three sons who had died; she asserted that at the time of their marriage, "I was a true maid without touch of man." And finally, she reminded Henry that the pope had issued a bull confirming her marriage to be valid.
Even a gathering of tamed bishops could be chastened. Nevertheless, the fix was in. Henry declared that the bishops unanimously accepted his case, and the Archbishop of Canterbury chimed in that "all my brethren here present will affirm the same."
But the moment was quickly broken when Bishop Fisher said, with firmness, "No sir, not I. You have not my consent thereto." And that set him on the course leading to his execution.
Along the way, the King tried to have Fisher poisoned, but he had forgotten that Fisher was ascetic. Fisher ate nothing, but his servant, cleaning up, died.
Fisher and his soulmate, the Sainted Thomas More sought to preserve a civil deference to the king even as they refused to take an oath that Henry was now the Supreme head of the Church in England. The Succession Act would dissolve in a stroke the claim of Rome to authority over priests and churches, and the dutiful attachment of the faithful.
With a long, distinguished career in law, diplomacy, and the repressing of heretics, More had risen to become Lord Chancellor. He had become along the way an intimate of Henry's; still he could remark, with an unshakeable sobriety, that "if my head would win [Henry] a castle in France, it should not fail to go."
Of the legends of Thomas More so much has been heard, but far less attention has been given to Fisher. And yet Fisher's story reveals a record of courage and conviction not any shade less than that of More's. For they shared the same depth of faith that alone could explain why both men were able to move so cheerily to their deaths – and sainthood.
But that story is recalled now and linked, in the most telling way, to the story of More, with Robert Conrad's new book (forthcoming from St. Benedict Press), John Fisher and Thomas More: Keeping Their Souls While Losing Their Heads. More remarked to the jury that convicted him hoping "we may yet hereafter in heaven merrily all meet together, to our everlasting salvation."
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PETITION UPDATE (3/15/21) -
Reports suggest that the U.S. Catholic Bishops' Conference (USCCB) is preparing a vote on what to do about pro-abortion Joe Biden (and, presumably, other abortion-promoting politicians) who continues to present himself (themselves) for Holy Communion.
Public excommunication would be a suitable response for Biden's obstinate, public and grave sin of scandalously promoting abortion.
Please continue to SIGN and SHARE this important petition.
PETITION UPDATE (2/4/20)
Since Joe Biden was sworn-in on the 20th of January, he has wasted no time in signing Executive Orders to destroy the protections which former President Trump offered to the unborn and to the innocence and modesty of children of the United States.
In one executive order, Biden rescinded the Mexico City Policy prohibiting the federal government from spending taxpayer monies on abortion and the promotion of abortion.
And, in another executive order, Biden seeks to force girls' athletic programs, restrooms, and locker rooms to accept gender-confused males.
Since the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops was shamefully silent throughout the presidential campaign on the pre-eminent issues of abortion and gender ideology, and what Biden vowed he would do as president, it is cold comfort that their pro-life office is now speaking up about this Administration's wilful disregard for human life and for God's design of human nature (i.e., two biological sexes).
Stated plainly, Joe Biden is as bad as he said he would be, and the bishop, acting in unison (as the USCCB) have an obligation to the Lord (first) and to the faithful (second) to refuse Holy Communion to this grave public sinner.
With all due respect to these bishops, they diminish the Holy Eucharist and their high office, as well as cause grave scandal to the faithful, by dialoguing with a man who is promoting mass murder of the unborn against the constant teaching of the Church.
A man who continues to use the church as a backdrop for statements about how "Catholic/religious" he is, but, at the same time, is now doing everything in his power to protect the murder of the innocent, needs to publicly repent before dialogue can begin.
The bishops should not dialogue with or congratulate someone who has publicly betrayed the Church's teaching and who is leading others astray.
It's an embarrassment and a scandal for the bishops to continue to allow him to receive Holy Communion.
Please SIGN and SHARE this petition today!
PETITION UPDATE (12/10/20)
Prior to the election on November 3, the U.S. bishops did not address Joe Biden's anti-Catholic position regarding faith and morals as a unified body.
The USCCB, the organization to which every U.S. bishop belongs and which is staffed and led by bishops, remained disgracefully silent in the run-up to the election.
What were the bishops afraid of, losing their charitable tax status with the IRS, or being deprived of fat checks from the HHS (immigration programs) and USAID (foreign aid programs)?
Or, were they just too cowardly to clearly declare Christ's law to be above man's law and risk the ire of a Joe Biden as president?
Either way, the bishops' lack of clarity in this regard is a terrible scandal in itself and probably greatly contributed to the possible election of a pro-abortion, anti-Catholic Catholic to the presidency.
Given the fact that exit polling shows Catholics split their vote 50-50 for Trump and Biden, even a slight deviation in the heavily-Catholic swing-states of Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania could have produced different results.
The bishops could have spoken out against Biden's pro-abortion stance collectively, but, again, they were overwhelmingly and shamefully silent.
Because of this, they will be at least partly responsible for the policies advanced by a Biden administration, in the event that Biden is sworn into office.
However, the bishops can, even now, mitigate the damage done by their inaction by taking the following steps: 1) Speak with one voice, as the USCCB, and plainly condemn Biden's pro-abortion stance; 2) Publicly advise Biden not to present himself for Holy Communion because of his scandalous position on abortion and homosexual "marriage;" and, 3) Tell Biden to publicly repent of publicly promoting the wilfull murder of the preborn, sins against nature, and diminishing the natural family.
Thankfully, some individual bishops have spoken out forcefully on Biden's scandalous behavior, and his standing in the Church.
On November 9, Archbishop Strickland of Tyler, Texas tweeted: "A dark cloud has descended on this nation when the USCCB and Planned Parenthood speak in unison in support of a Biden-Harris administration that supports the slaughter of innocents by abortion for all 9 months of pregnancy."
Additionally, Archbishop Samuel Aquila of Denver, Colorado and Archbishop Charles Chaput have both declared publicly that Joe Biden "should not receive Holy Communion."
But, to add insult to injury, Cardinal Wilton Gregory of Washington, D.C. has said that he will give Holy Communion to Biden because "it's a matter of the responsibility that I have as the archbishop to be engaged and to be in dialogue with him, even in those areas where we obviously have some differences."
And, Bishop W. Francis Malooly of Wilmington, Delaware and Bishop McElroy of San Diego also congratulated Biden in statements, but they have not indicated whether or not they would administer Holy Communion to him.
A man who uses the church as a backdrop to make sickening political advertisements about how "Catholic/religious" he is, but, at the same time, says that he will do everything in his power to protect the murder of the innocent, needs to publicly repent before dialogue can begin.
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/us-bishops-concerned-about-pro-abortion-biden-previously-hailed-him-as-second-catholic-president
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/abp-aquila-backs-call-for-pro-abortion-catholic-joe-biden-to-be-denied-holy-communion?utm_source=top_news&utm_campaign=standard
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/former-philly-archbishop-biden-not-in-full-communion-with-the-catholic-church
https://www.thesoutherncross.org/news/bishop-mcelroy-offers-prayers-and-congratulations-to-president-elect-biden/
https://www.ncronline.org/news/politics/us-catholics-weigh-mixed-reaction-biden-win
PETITION UPDATE (9/29/20)
Cardinal Raymond Burke has stated that Democratic candidate Joe Biden should not receive Holy Communion because of his support for abortion.
In an interview for Thomas McKenna's Catholic Action for Faith and Family podcast, Cardinal Burke states the following (starting around 5:00):
First of all, I would tell him [Biden] not to approach to receive Holy Communion, out of charity toward him, because that would be a sacrilege and endanger the salvation of his own soul.
But, also, he should not approach to receive Holy Communion because he gives scandal to everyone, because if someone says, 'I'm a devout Catholic," and, at the same time is promoting abortion, it gives the impression to others that it's acceptable for a Catholic to be in favor of abortion.
Of course, it's absolutely not acceptable, and never has been, and never will be.
We give thanks for Cardinal Burke's frankness and clarity. And, we call on every U.S. Catholic bishop to follow Cardinal Burke's lead and call out Joe Biden for his bloody-minded hypocrisy on the issue of abortion.
To reiterate: You cannot be a Catholic and support abortion.
Thank you for continuing to sign this urgent petition.
The Democratic presidential candidate, Joe Biden, keeps claiming to be Catholic but has said he will do everything in his power to support abortion.
And, with his pick of California Senator Kamala Harris as his running mate, Biden has just cemented abortion into the Democrats' 2020 presidential ticket.
Indeed, Harris is vehemently pro-abortion.
During her time as attorney general of California, Harris played a key role in defending Planned Parenthood over its sale of aborted baby parts (which violated multiple federal laws, according to undercover video of abortion industry personnel).
And, last year, Harris unveiled a plan to essentially force pro-life states to seek permission from the federal government before pro-life laws can take effect.
Additionally, Harris has dangerous views on religious liberty and freedom of speech.
Harris displayed anti-Catholic bigotry in the confirmation hearings of Judge Brian Buescher. Harris cited his membership in the "all-male society" the Knights of Columbus and its stances against abortion and same-sex "marriage" as grounds for rejecting Buescher for a federal district court in Nebraska.
And, David Daleiden, head of the pro-life investigative group Center for Medical Progress, wrote that from his firsthand experience, he considers Harris the "greatest threat to First Amendment civil rights our country has ever seen."
Joe Biden has seriously erred by taking on Kamala Harris as his running mate, further distancing himself from the truths of the Catholic Faith, especially that every life is sacred from conception till natural death.
Please CLICK HERE to read an article which details one U.S. bishop's warning about the Biden-Harris ticket.
And, please continue to SIGN and SHARE this petition.
Of course, these two things are incompatible: you cannot be Catholic and pro-abortion.
And, a "Catholic" politician's responsibility in this regard is absolute: On pain of serious sin, he or she can never promote abortion because abortion is the wilful murder of innocent preborn human beings, and also because doing so causes grave scandal to the Church and the faithful.
Please SIGN this urgent petition asking the bishops of the United States to refuse to give Holy Communion to Joe Biden until he publicly repents from his scandalous promotion of abortion.
Biden recently promised to "codify Roe v. Wade" as president, adding, "my Justice Department will do everything in its power to stop the rash of state laws that so blatantly violate a woman's protected, constitutional right to choose."
And, since starting his latest run for the presidency, Biden also flip-flopped against the Hyde Amendment, saying that he would allow federal funds to be spent on abortion - a position he claimed to be against for more than 40 years.
In short, Joe Biden will do everything in his power to enable and defend the wilful murder of innocent preborn human beings.
So, this should not be a hard decision for our U.S. bishops. In fact, in another circumstance, it was already done by an Illinois bishop.
Indeed, Bishop Paprocki, of Springfield, Illinois, invoked Canon 915 of the Code of Canon Law to withdraw Holy Communion from two Illinois state politicians who had worked to enact radical new abortion legislation in 2019.
Canon 915 states: "Those who have been excommunicated or interdicted after the imposition or declaration of the penalty and others obstinately persevering in manifest grave sin are not to be admitted to Holy Communion."
Of course, no-one, least of all the bishops, wants anyone to be deprived of Holy Communion.
A politician who publicly and obstinately advocates for the murder of innocent preborn babies puts himself out-of-communion with the Church and her teaching.
Pro-abortion politicians should not think that they can advocate for the murder of the unborn and receive the Body of Christ at the same time. This would be to defile the Eucharist while giving scandal to the faithful.
Depriving politicians of Holy Communion is not just meant to prevent scandal; it is also designed to bring a grave public sinner to repentance. In this way, such an action is meant to be for the good of their souls, too.
Thank you for SIGNING this urgent petition which calls on the U.S. Catholic bishops to refuse to admit Joe Biden to Holy Communion until he publicly repents from his scandalous promotion of abortion.
Joe Biden: I support abortion 'under any circumstance' - https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/joe-biden-i-support-abortion-under-any-circumstance
Catholic priest denies Joe Biden Holy Communion for pro-abortion stance - https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/catholic-priest-denies-joe-biden-holy-communion-for-pro-abortion-stance
Cardinal McCarrick and the Concealing of Rome's Position on Denying Communion - https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/cardinal-mccarrick-and-the-concealing-of-romes-position-on-denying-communio
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He kissed the executioner, about to dispatch him and said, "Thou will give me this day greater benefit than ever any mortal man can be able to give me." As Fisher prepared calmly for his execution, he dressed in his finest clothes and told his servant that this was his marriage day, and it behooved him "to dress for the solemnity of the marriage."
The story offers a dramatic mix of law and theology, and Conrad brings to it the eye of a former federal prosecutor, now a senior federal judge in North Carolina. But he brings also the angle of a serious Catholic, who takes fully seriously the faith that removed from these men the fear of death.
The trials through which More and Fisher passed would not exactly pass a demanding test of "due process of law" in our own time. But Conrad leads us through the thicket. More and Fisher refused to take the oaths confirming Henry's divorce, or the Act of Supremacy, establishing Henry as the Supreme Head of what was now the Church of "England."
More and Fisher fell back on the understanding in the law that silence implies consent. They made a claim to "conscience" as a way of showing the want of "malice" that was necessary to the crime. But silence, of course, would not do, and so the next statute took the refusal to take the oath as the "misprision of a felony."
That notion of "conscience" has been the parent of serious confusion in this story. The most famous account of More has come through Robert Bolt's play, turned into a movie, A Man for All Seasons. But as Gunnar Gundersen pointed out in these columns, Bolt gave us a More furnished with the "clichés" of our own day.
Bolt has More say that what matters to him is not that "I believe" these arguments to be true, but that "I believe" them. In the vernacular of our day, Bolt sought to show that the lodestar for More was to be comfortable with himself.
That stands in striking contrast to John Paul II's teaching that "conscience" is directed to an objective set of moral norms outside ourselves. And as Robert Conrad shows, that is the only account of More that makes sense.
For Bolt, the key to More was the "possession of self" – that More was a "hero of selfhood." To take that path, as John Paul II said, was to move to a "subjectivist" understanding, and in that way "the inescapable truths disappear." Conrad caught the core of the matter:
[More and Fisher] were not adamantine followers of self-will but servants of the one true God who spoke through his Word and his Church. Their shared conviction was that. . .God was truth, and that his Church was a truth-telling institution.
And that, as Conrad says, was truly a "message for all seasons," and a script "for generations unborn."
Originally published at The Catholic Thing. Reprinted with permission.
Robert Conrad
St. John Fisher


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Review – All is Lost
If you're a student of evolution you'll know that marine-origin theories for life are common. Afloat the birthplace of our existence it's pertinent that All is Lost focuses on a man (Robert Redford) in his twilight years fighting for his life. Writer and director J. C. Chandor presents a subtle meditation on mind, body and spirit that's imbued with an aching amount of futility and loneliness.
An unnamed sailor (Redford) crossing the Indian Ocean wakes to find his yacht has collided with a shipping container. Taking on water, a damaged radio and crippled navigation devices, he's stranded with violent storms gathering.
All is Lost fits in with the recent run of human endurance test films like Gravity, Captain Phillips, Lone Survivor and 12 Years A Slave, but Chandor's approach is temperate. Man verses nature is the central conceit as the sailor is tossed around the ocean but it's never a horrific grind. Instead, it's an intensely lonely experience with Chandor using minimal dialogue to heighten the isolation, and there is no Cast Away inspired soccer ball for Redford to talk to. It's all about the menial physical tasks Redford's character must do to stay alive and the mental fortitude to stay sane. Each obstacle faced by the character strips back a layer of his mental armour, and wearing down the character is extremely laborious so patience is required.
All knowledge of the sailor is gained through his actions and Chandor offers zero backstory to the character. A game of 'I Spy' must be deployed to figure out more about the man; the yacht suggests wealth, there's a wedding ring, and a well packaged sextant signifying a gift from someone who cares. Chandor makes you work for it but there's a bond that develops throughout the experience as you will the character to survive. Redford's world weary face against the odds of the situation gives the impression that he could easily give up, but there is an undeniable drive behind those eyes. Redford has the gravitas to amplify Chandor's minimalist approach and in one scene the actor delivers a sublime outpouring of angst and profanity in one of the lone vocal moments.
The visual metaphors are continually on display and it's all open to interpretation. The concept of limbo is forever present and Chandor often hints at the sailor being caught between heaven and hell. One sequence featuring the sailor gazing up at the moon from the ocean is heavily suggestive and the ending is obscure enough to launch a thousand hypotheses that cause mild curiosity and frustration. Deciphering the meaning of the narrative will provide all different enlightenment for different people, but there is a lot more to All is Lost than just Redford in a yacht.
The key to All Is Lost is to think outside the boat. Chandor's restraint yields something quite profound. Let it wash over you.
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Investigation of Lion Air 737 crash focuses on faulty sensor: Why wasn't it fixed?
by Alan Boyle on November 27, 2018 at 11:15 pm November 28, 2018 at 12:16 am
An artist's conception shows the Boeing 737 MAX 8 jet. (Boeing Illustration)
Right from the start of last month's fatal flight of a Lion Air 737 MAX jet from Indonesia, pilots were struggling with an automatic flight control system that had caused problems during a flight the day before, according to a preliminary investigative report.
The report — based on an analysis of readings from the jet's flight data recorder, or "black box" — says the pilots on the Oct. 29 flight fought for 10 minutes to keep the Boeing jet's nose from being pushed downward. But they lost the struggle against the automatic system, known as the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System or MCAS. The 737 MAX 8 crashed into the Java Sea, killing all 189 people aboard.
Boeing had added the MCAS capability to the 737 MAX as a safeguard to keep the plane from stalling under extreme aerodynamic conditions. Investigators say the system on the Lion Air jet apparently was responding to spurious information from angle-of-attack sensors that measure the air flow over the wings.
Read the preliminary report: Indonesian investigators trace what went wrong on Lion Air Flight 610
The pilots repeatedly used manual controls to push up the jet's nose, and the automatic system repeatedly sent commands to push it back down, according to the report. "In our view, the plane was not airworthy," Reuters quoted Nurcahyo Utomo, an investigator for Indonesia's National Transportation Safety Committee, as saying at a news conference in Jakarta on Wednesday (Tuesday night PT).
Boeing says the remedy for the angle-of-attack sensor problem is to switch off the automatic anti-stall system, but the Lion Air pilots didn't take that step.
One of the sensors had been replaced two days before the crash, on Oct. 27, but the system acted up nevertheless during an Oct. 28 flight, the report says. During that trip, the plane's flight crew experienced similar problems with the anti-stall system and switched it off, as recommended. After landing, the pilot made note of the issues. Maintenance workers conducted some corrective procedures and reported that the issues were resolved.
The report raises a number of questions about the anti-stall system, and about Lion Air's maintenance procedures in the days before the crash. Investigators called on Lion Air to improve its "safety culture" and to tell its pilots to discontinue flights as soon as possible if they encounter conditions that aren't airworthy.
Another question has to do with the pilots' state of mind on the final flight: Why didn't they switch off the automatic control system, as the previous day's crew had done? Further clues for answering that last question might have been contained on the 737's cockpit voice recorder, but that black box has not been recovered.
There's been a debate about how much pilots are expected to know about the automatic control system and what to do if it malfunctions. Boeing says the procedure is covered in flight operations manuals for the 737, but some pilots have said they didn't hear about the MCAS or about the potential control issue until after the Lion Air crash.
After the report's release, Boeing issued a statement saying that the company was "deeply saddened by the loss of Lion Air Flight 610." It expressed condolences to those whose loved ones were lost in the crash.
"Safety is a core value for everyone at Boeing, and the safety of our airplanes, our customers' passengers and their crews is always our top priority," Boeing said in its statement. "As our customers and their passengers continue to fly the 737 MAX to hundreds of destinations around the world every day, they have our assurance that the 737 MAX is as safe as any airplane that has ever flown the skies."
Boeing said it was "taking every measure to fully understand all aspects of this accident, working closely with the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board as technical advisers to support the [Indonesian] NTSC as the investigation continues."
This is an updated version of a report originally published at 3:01 p.m. PT Nov. 27.
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Q: How to disable image tag when source is empty or undefined or " " or null in Angular4 I am working in an Angular4 application ,In this I am binding image path from API.
In this application I have a HTML page in that when I hover on small images that will display the big size of that image .
What I want to do is When the image path is empty or undefined or null or " " I don't want to display that image .
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On FSMA, allergens and logistics
There's a current squeeze on refrigerated truck transport. This table provides a snapshot of quarterly truck rates for US produce shipments over four mileage categories: 0-500, 501-1500, 1501-2500 and 2500-plus miles. The average truck rates provided are calculated using weighted regional rates and volumes.
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KEYWORDS allergens / FSMA / logistics
While time is running out for small farms to comply with the FSMA Produce Rule (Standards for the Growing, Harvesting, Packing and Holding of Produce for Human Consumption), the FDA released a 172-page draft guidance for the Produce Safety Rule at the end of October, with a six month comment period. For a complete listing of FSMA final rules and compliance dates, see the FSMA key dates calendar.
The draft guidance provides a broad range of recommendations on how to meet the requirements for most subparts of the rule. It also outlines how to determine whether produce or farms may be eligible for exemptions from certain requirements, or from the rule in its entirety. More information can be found on FDA's draft guidance for industry webpage.
In addition, FDA released a 71-page document entitled "Guide to Minimize Food Safety Hazards of Fresh-cut Produce." It explains the FDA's current thinking on how fresh-cut produce processors—such as those that prepare bagged salad mixes and fruit salad—may comply with the requirements found in the Preventive Controls for Human Food Rule. The six-month comment period extends into March 2019.
A ninth allergen on the list?
The FDA issued a request for information on the prevalence and severity of sesame allergies in the US to inform possible regulatory action that would require labeling for sesame as an allergen. The comment period closes at the end of 2018.
The Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act (FD&C Act) requires that a food containing a major food allergen declare the source. The law defines a major food allergen as one of the following: milk, eggs, fish (e.g., bass, flounder or cod), crustacean shellfish (e.g., crab, lobster or shrimp), tree nuts (e.g., almonds, pecans or walnuts), wheat, peanuts and soybeans. In addition to requiring the disclosure of these eight major food allergens, the act gives the FDA authority to issue regulations requiring the disclosure of spices, flavorings, colorings and incidental additives that are, or contain, allergens other than the eight major allergens. FDA is not restricted from requiring labeling regarding other food allergens.
In the case of allergens other than the eight major ones, avoiding them can be difficult in some cases for consumers who have allergies, because they may not always be specifically listed in the ingredient statement or identified by allergen labeling. An ingredient that contains a food that is not a major allergen may only be listed by its common or usual name. For example, in the case of an ingredient list declaring "tahini," the source of the ingredient, sesame, is not included as part of the name listed in the ingredient statement. In addition, spice mixes, flavors and colors used as ingredients can be labeled generically without stating individual ingredients.
The comment period opened Oct. 30, 2018, and will remain open for 60 days. To submit electronic comments, go to www.regulations.gov and search for Docket No. FDA-2018-N-3809.
Finding refrigerated transportation remains difficult
Securing refrigerated transportation has been a real challenge for some processors since 2017, and it shows no signs of getting easier any time soon. Driven by continued economic growth, and the ongoing truck driver shortage, both truck rates and shipment volumes have set new records through the first half of 2018, according to USDA Agricultural Marketing Service's "Agricultural Refrigerated Truck Quarterly."
Indicators point to sustained high rates and tight capacity for the trucking industry, including the refrigerated truck market, through the end of 2018 and possibly beyond.
Overall economic growth during the first half of 2018 was consistent with increased truck shipment volumes and rates. Real gross domestic product increased 4.2 percent in the second quarter of 2018, the highest quarterly increase since the third quarter of 2014. Meanwhile, the unemployment rate fell through the first half of 2018 to 4 percent in June, while reaching a 10-year low of 3.8 percent in May, making it tough to attract truck drivers while other competitive jobs offer better pay—thus, higher transportation costs and fewer routes are becoming the norm.
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Recently, I was introduced to Foss and Griffin's 1995 Theory of Invitational Rhetoric. I had never heard of this theory before, but learned about it while conducting research for my Advanced Theory of Communication course at Regent University (Spring 2015). I read two journal articles (currently being reviewed for my Applied Research Methods course) that suggest the "possibility" of designing English and Communication courses using this theory as a base model. The articles were suggestive of applicability, but not thoroughly tested in a classroom setting. I am intrigued by this possibility, and I am thinking of using this theory to create a multi-modal writing course for first year Freshman Composition. I need to flesh out the idea more, and of course, conduct some research (of which there is scant in literature at this time). My hope is that I might be able to produce some scholarly work, perhaps a conference paper, on this topic. It seems to be gaining some traction in higher education, specifically in Writing and Rhetoric departments and groups.


This week's W3 post is a recap from this past Sunday's Easter look. I feel it's a look that's appropriate for any day at the office during the spring months, since it's very light and neutral, for the most part. I purchased this really pretty floral button-up from New York & Company on Saturday, during their 50% of everything sale. This blouse ended up being 70% off, which is a huge score, since it's so beautiful and can be worn with skirts, pants, and jeans (for a more casual feel), so I know I'll get a lot of use out of it!
Since it has various shades of pink, I wanted to bring out one of the brighter shades, so I paired it with a bright pink shoe, which happens to be one of my favorite spring/summer shoes. For the bottom, I wore a khaki colored pencil skirt, which came with a yellow belt that I decided to keep on because I felt it worked well with with the pink and white mixture and added some more spring feel to the look.
As you can see, the shirt has pockets on the bust, which I always suggest for you pear and rectangular shapes because it helps to add some dimension to the bust area. To add some overall volume to the upper portion of my body, I tucked the shirt in. I highly suggest doing this if you're rectangular shaped because when you wear pencil skirts, especially, your waistline can sometimes get lost, by tucking in the top, you're adding an emphasis to your waistline, essentially re-defining it.
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Relaxer (stylised as RELAXER) is the third studio album by English indie rock band alt-J, released on 2 June 2017 by Infectious Music and the Canvasback Music division of Atlantic Records. It was originally scheduled to be released on 9 June 2017 but the band later decided to release it a week earlier.

The band recorded Relaxer in London with producer Charlie Andrew, who also produced alt-J's first two albums. It includes songs composed entirely during the album's recording and songs dating back to the band's formative years at the University of Leeds. Six of the album's eight tracks feature strings arranged by alt-J and performed by the London Metropolitan Orchestra. "House of the Rising Sun" is a rearrangement of the traditional folk tune with additional verses from the band. "3WW" and "Deadcrush" feature guest vocals from Ellie Rowsell of Wolf Alice and "Last Year" features guest vocals from Marika Hackman, who sang on alt-J's previous album.

alt-J promoted Relaxer with the singles "3WW", "In Cold Blood", "Adeline", "Deadcrush" and "Pleader", with music videos for all except "Adeline". The band also enlisted Japanese artist Osamu Sato to create a playable online game inspired by his own game LSD: Dream Emulator as part of the promotion for Relaxer. The album's artwork features a screenshot from Sato's game. The band embarked on the Relaxer Tour on 10 June 2017 with performances at festivals including Glastonbury and Lollapalooza. The album was nominated for the 2017 Mercury Prize. A remix album of tracks from Relaxer titled Reduxer was released on 28 September 2018.

Background and recording

In 2014, alt-J released their second studio album This Is All Yours to commercial success, going straight to Number 1 on the UK Albums Chart. The band began touring in September 2014, performing for the first time since the departure of group member Gwil Sainsbury. They toured to the end of 2015, headlining their largest US show at Madison Square Garden. The band's popularity grew further when their songs were featured in films, television shows and commercials. The album was nominated for Best Alternative Music Album at the 57th Grammy Awards.

In December 2015, alt-J finished performing the final shows of their tour in support of This Is All Yours. The band returned to London, taking their first break from writing and touring since the recording of their debut album An Awesome Wave in 2011. Drummer Thom Sonny Green released his solo debut album High Anxiety on 19 August 2016; keyboardist Gus Unger-Hamilton started Dandy Café, a pop-up restaurant in London Fields; and lead vocalist Joe Newman took time off, during which he watched films.

The band reconvened in a writing studio in North London to "take the bubble wrap off" their ideas for new material and eventually began recording for the album in August 2016.

In November 2016, alt-J traveled to Ely, a cathedral city in Cambridgeshire, to conduct field recordings of its organ and its boys' choir, which Unger-Hamilton was a member of during his youth. They also recorded burning sounds from the cathedral's cast iron heaters and the sounds of visitors walking its floors.

The band recorded string sections for "3WW" and "Adeline" and brass sections for "In Cold Blood" in Studio Two of London's famed Abbey Road Studios in Westminster, which they revealed on Instagram in January 2017.

Music and lyrics

"In Cold Blood" features "interweaving vocals" underpinned by the "flashes" of a brass section and the "bleeping electronics" of a Casiotone purchased by the band for £1.05 on eBay.

"House of the Rising Sun" is a rearrangement of the traditional folk tune with additional verses from the band. It begins on the traditional chorus and first verse of Woody Guthrie's version, with minor differences. The second verse is original and was written by Joe Newman. The song is also structured around a separate original chorus written by the band. Unger-Hamilton described the song as an "original piece of work and not just chucking in a cover to fill space as it were." It features twenty classical guitarists playing at once, which Unger-Hamilton likened to the work of John Cage: "you're not just hearing the guitar riffs, you're hearing the sound of the room, you're hearing 20 different people's fingers creaking on the neck. And you're listening to everything, and that's what you get from doing it properly and not just layering up one person 20 times."

"Hit Me Like That Snare" is a "garage-rock" jam inspired by "Decks Dark" by Radiohead. The song is about a person who goes to experience a sex hotel and wanders from room to room. It contains the lyric "We're going down, fuck my life in half", which is taken from when Joe Newman was driving to London from Southampton with his girlfriend when his car hit a large puddle and he screamed, "Fuck my life in half."

The Guardian likened the music of "Deadcrush" to that of Nine Inch Nails, whereas PopMatters compared it to that of Depeche Mode.

"Last Year" is a gentle "acoustic lullaby", closing on a bassoon solo. In the first half, Joe Newman sings from the point of view of a man experiencing a decline in his mental health in 2016. It is sung chronologically, with Newman listing each month followed by the man's reflection. The second half of the song introduces Marika Hackman singing as the man's ex-girlfriend, who broke up with him in January and is now singing at his funeral in December.

"Pleader" is a "theatrical crescendo" that prominently features orchestral strings and Spanish guitar. Its lyrics are based on the plot of Richard Llewellyn's book How Green Was My Valley, about a small mining community in nineteenth-century Wales. The book's title is repeated in the song's refrain. It is structured as a hymn and features the boys' choir and the organ of Ely Cathedral, which were added to give a "church feeling" to the song. Unger-Hamilton described it as a "pastoral celebration of a time that's no longer, a time that's gone."

The title Relaxer was originally the name of song made by drummer Thom Sonny Green and was then originally in the lyrics for "Deadcrush". Green felt that the name seemed to fit the album overall, stating, "We do always want our albums to be listened to as a single piece of music."

Promotion and release
On 3 March 2017, alt-J uploaded a one-minute video to social media containing new music and what was reported to be footage from the 1998 video game LSD. The video was tagged with the title "00110011 01110111 01110111", which is binary code for "3ww". On 6 March 2017, Relaxer was announced with a 9 June 2017 release date and its first single "3WW" was released with an accompanying visualizer video similar to LSD. On 29 March 2017, alt-J premiered "In Cold Blood" on MistaJam's BBC Radio 1 show as his 'Hottest Record in the World'. It was released the same day with an accompanying visualizer video as the album's second single. The band also announced that they decided to release the album a week earlier on 2 June 2017. "Adeline" was released on 24 May 2017 with an accompanying visualizer video as Relaxers third single. On 12 July 2017, "Deadcrush" was released as the fourth single from the album, with a music video. On 15 September 2017, an edit of "Pleader" was released as the fifth and final single. A music video for "Pleader" was released on 15 November 2017.

A music video for "3WW" was released on 13 April 2017. An Iggy Pop-narrated music video for "In Cold Blood" was released on 9 May 2017. alt-J partnered with director Alex Takacs for a second time for the music video for "Deadcrush" and released it on 12 July 2017.

On 19 May 2017, alt-J performed "3WW" and "In Cold Blood" on the sixth episode of the fiftieth series of Later... with Jools Holland, accompanied by Ellie Rowsell on "3WW". On 18 April 2017, alt-J performed "In Cold Blood" on the 656th episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. The band performed the song with a backing horn section and with Questlove, the drummer of Jimmy Fallon's house band The Roots. On 5 June 2017, alt-J performed "In Cold Blood" on Conan.

Tour

A world tour in support of Relaxer began on 10 June 2017 in Rouen, France. The tour features several performances at music festivals, including Glastonbury, the Montreux Jazz Festival and Lollapalooza. It includes dates in Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Indonesia and all across Europe and North America.

On 11 December 2017, alt-j released 2017 Live EP. Released as a free digital download on Canvasback Music's website, the EP collects live recordings of "Deadcrush", "Hit Me Like That Snare", "Dissolve Me", "Every Other Freckle" and "Pleader" performed by the band during the North American leg of the Relaxer Tour.

Artwork
Artwork for Relaxer's cover and promotional material was taken from the 1998 PlayStation video game LSD: Dream Emulator by Japanese artist Osamu Sato.

Critical reception

At Metacritic, which assigns a normalised rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream publications, Relaxer received an average score of 65, based on 27 reviews. In The Daily Telegraph, chief critic Neil McCormick found it "deeply gorgeous and utterly baffling", labelling it "internet era pop" with its "barrier-free absorption of so many different musical styles a product of the computer recording technology it is created with." Lisa Wright of DIY praised the album, stating alt-J have "crafted possibly the most strangely original niche in modern music." Kyle Mullin of Under the Radar praised the album's diversity: "This all-over-the-map approach makes Relaxer a bit dizzying and tough to digest at first, and yet you'll be immediately captivated and intrigued by its distinctive mix. And once you give it a few more listens, many of its varied songs will worm their way into your ears as some of this summer's best indie rock offerings."

In a negative review, Jayson Greene of Pitchfork said, "The truth is that alt-J have never had an identity, really, apart from Newman's mangled lyrics and the fidgety, distracted arrangements of their songs. RELAXER shows us what remains after those quirks are dialed back: some perfectly nice, perfectly blank lads who have no idea why they are standing in front of you and even less of an idea what to say."

Accolades
Relaxer was shortlisted for the 2017 Mercury Prize. The band previously won the prize in 2012 for their debut album An Awesome Wave.

Track listing

Notes
"3WW" features vocals by Ellie Rowsell
"Deadcrush" features vocals by Ellie Rowsell
"Last Year" features vocals by Marika Hackman

Sample credits
"House of the Rising Sun" is a rearrangement of the traditional folk tune "The House of the Rising Sun", with an additional verse written by the band themselves
"Adeline" adapts a melody from Hans Zimmer's score of The Thin Red Line

Personnel
Credits adapted from Tidal, AllMusic and Discogs

alt-J
Joe Newman – bass, guitar, vocals
Thom Sonny Green – drums, percussion, programming
Gus Unger-Hamilton – keyboards, vocals

Additional musicians
Ellie Rowsell – vocals
Marika Hackman – vocals
Jon Whitten – yangqin
Hinako Omori – background vocals
Ely Cathedral Boy Choristers – choir
London Metropolitan Orchestra – strings
Joe Auckland – trumpet
Adrian Hallowell – trombone
Mike Kearsey – trombone
Trevor Mires – trombone
Martin Williams – tenor saxophone

Technical
Charlie Andrew – production, mixing, engineering, programming
Brett Cox – engineering
Jay Pocknell - engineering
Stefano Civetta – assistant engineering
Paul Pritchard – assistant engineering
Graeme Baldwin – assistant engineering
Dick Beetham – mastering

Artwork and design
Osamu Sato

Charts

Weekly charts

Year-end charts

Certifications

Release history

References

2017 albums
Alt-J albums
Albums produced by Charlie Andrew
Atlantic Records albums
Infectious Music albums

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 Catarina de Áustria, Duquesa da Calábria (1295-1323), casada com Carlos da Calábria;
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Catarina de Áustria, Rainha da Polónia (1533-1572), casada com o rei Sigismundo II Augusto;
Catarina Micaela da Áustria (1567-1597), casada com Carlos Emanuel I de Saboia;
Catarina de Habsburgo ou Catarina Renata da Áustria (1576-1595).

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Q: Angular Router's navigateByUrl is working on one link and refusing to work on another I am designing the login sequence of my app and there is a page in which I have to let the user choose wether to sign up or sign in. Supposed to be very basic.
2 functions respond to the two different buttons and I put a console.log in each function to test and both log to the console successfully. Here is the code
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import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
import { AuthService } from '../auth.service';
import { Router } from '@angular/router';

@Component({
  selector: 'app-signinup',
  templateUrl: './signinup.page.html',
  styleUrls: ['./signinup.page.scss'],
})
export class SigninupPage implements OnInit {
  constructor(private authService: AuthService, private router: Router) {}

  onSignIn() {
    console.log('Sign in clicked');
    this.router.navigateByUrl('/auth/sign-in');
  }

  onSignUp() {
    console.log('Sign up clicked');
    this.router.navigateByUrl('/auth/account-type');
  }

  ngOnInit() {
    console.log(
      'I have the Country saved as ' + this.authService.locale.country
    );
    console.log(
      'I have the Language saved as ' + this.authService.locale.language
    );
  }
}

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The sign up page loads alright, but the sign in page does not load at all.
Let me also attach the code of the Sign in page so that you can take a look as well.
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import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
import { NgForm } from '@angular/forms';
import { AngularFireAuth } from '@angular/fire/compat/auth';
import firebase from 'firebase/compat/app';
import { Router } from '@angular/router';

@Component({
  selector: 'app-sign-in',
  templateUrl: './sign-in.page.html',
  styleUrls: ['./sign-in.page.scss'],
})
export class SignInPage implements OnInit {
  constructor(public auth: AngularFireAuth, public router: Router) {}

  async onSubmit(form: NgForm) {
    const { email, password, keepLoggedIn } = form.value;
    console.log(email, password, keepLoggedIn);
    await this.auth.signInWithEmailAndPassword(email, password);
    this.router.navigateByUrl('/home');
  }

  googleLogin() {
    this.auth.signInWithPopup(new firebase.auth.GoogleAuthProvider());
  }

  ngOnInit() {}
}

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I just now noticed that the sign in page does not load even when I try to pull it up manually by entering the url. Please I would appreciate your help.
I tried to route to different pages using the navigateByUrl function and one loads but another will not load. I cannot find any syntax error in the code.


This Eleanor Roosevelt key chain commemorates the longest serving first lady of the United States who built her own career as a diplomat and an activist.Each String Doll has her own special power that is always positive and helpful. Every doll is handmade from one piece of string with added accessories. Durable enough to be used as a key chain, or bag charm.


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Świecik kongijski (Phenacogrammus interruptus) – gatunek słodkowodnej ryby kąsaczokształtnej z rodziny alestesowatych (Alestidae), opisywany czasem jako "świecik kongolański". Bywa hodowana w akwariach.

Zasięg występowania
Afryka: dorzecze Kongo.

Charakterystyka
Korpus ryby zabarwiony jest na kolor oliwkowobrązowy. Boki z tęczowym połyskiem. Samiec dorasta do 8 cm, samica mniejsza, 6 cm.

Dymorfizm płciowy: samiec nieco większy od samicy, intensywniej ubarwiony i z dłuższymi płetwami.

Warunki w akwarium

Wskazówki hodowlane
Świecik kongijski jest rybą ławicową. Polecany do akwarium wielogatunkowego z innymi żwawymi rybami. Stado ryb od 5 sztuk w zbiorniku, obsadzonym gęsto roślinami.

Zobacz też
 słodkowodne ryby akwariowe

Przypisy

Bibliografia

Ryby akwariowe
Alestesowate
Gatunki i podgatunki zwierząt nazwane w 1899 roku


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Tuesday Reads: Crime and Movies, Obama's Second Term, How the Wisconsin Uprising Got Hijacked, and Other News
Posted: June 12, 2012 | Author: bostonboomer | Filed under: 2012 presidential campaign, morning reads, The Great Recession, U.S. Politics | Tags: A Cry in the Dark, Azaria Chamberlain, Barack Obama, Bashar al-Assad, Carl Levin, Citizen's United, Clint Eastwood, Escape from Alcatraz, fascism, Habeas Corpus, Lindy Chamberlain-Creighton, Meryl Streep, Obama's kill list, SCOTUS, second term, Seinfeld, the dingo ate my baby, Wisconsin recall election | 22 Comments
Good Morning!!
I've got a selection of interesting reads for you today.
Late last night, the top story on Google news was this:
Coroner rules dingo to blame for Australian baby's death.
A coroner ruled Tuesday that a dingo, a wild dog native to Australia, caused the death of a baby more than 30 years ago.
Azaria Chamberlain was just two months old when she disappeared from a tent during a family holiday to Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock, sparking one of the country's most sensational and enduring murder mysteries.
"The cause of her death was as the result of being attacked and taken by a dingo," Elizabeth Morris, coroner for Northern Territory, announced to Darwin Magistrates court early Tuesday. "Dingos can and do cause harm to humans."
The girl's mother, Lindy Chamberlain-Creighton, long maintained that a dingo took her baby, even as she was sentenced to life in jail for daughter's murder, a conviction that was later quashed.
Meryl Streep played Lindy in a movie about the case, A Cry in the Dark.
The movie was satirized in a Seinfeld episode.
Seriously, though, I'm glad that Lindy has finally received justice.
Another long-ago crime story has been in the news: the mysterious escape from Alcatraz by three convicts 50 years ago yesterday, June 11, 1962.
Fifty years ago, on the night of June 11, 1962, the three convicts were locked down as usual. Guards walking the tier outside their cells saw them at 9:30 and checked on them periodically all night, looking in at the sleeping faces, hearing nothing strange. But by morning, the inmates had vanished, Houdini-like.
Guards found pillows under the bedclothes and lifelike papier-mâché heads with real hair and closed, painted eyes. Federal agents, state and local police officers, Coast Guard boats and military helicopters joined the largest manhunt since the Lindbergh baby kidnapping in 1932, scouring the prison complex on Alcatraz Island, the expanse of San Francisco Bay and the surrounding landscape of Northern California.
A crude raft made of rubber raincoats was found on a nearby island. But the fugitives were never seen again. Federal officials said they almost certainly drowned in the maelstrom of riptides, undertows and turbulent, frigid waters of the 10-mile-wide bay, their bodies probably swept out to sea under the Golden Gate Bridge.
But for aficionados of unsolved mysteries, the fantasy that Frank Lee Morris and the brothers Clarence and John Anglin had successfully escaped from the nation's most forbidding maximum security prison and are still alive, hiding somewhere, has been a tantalizing if remote possibility for a half-century now.
The escapees would be in their 80s if they are still alive. According to this NPR story, there was a legend that they would meet again at the prison on the 50th anniversary of their escape. Believe it or not, U.S. Marshalls were there to meet them just in case. I haven't heard of any old men being captured yet, but I'm writing this at 11:30PM, so I guess it could still happen.
Fifty years ago, three men set out into the frigid waters of the San Francisco Bay in a raft made out of raincoats. It was one of the most daring prison escapes in U.S. history.
As one newsreel put it: The spoon proved "mightier than the bars at supposedly escape-proof Alcatraz prison."
"Three bank robbers serving long terms scratched their way through grills covering an air vent, climbed a drainage pipe and disappeared from the forbidding rock in San Francisco Bay," the report continued.
The men — Frank Morris and two brothers, John and Clarence Anglin — were never seen again. It was a brilliant plan, carried out with meticulous care and patience, but with such an unsatisfying ending. Did they make it? Or are they, as most people assume, at the bottom of the bay?
The legend has always held that if the men are alive, they will return to Alcatraz on the 50th anniversary of their breakout. There's little chance that's going to happen. But the anniversary is Monday, and I'm headed to the island to see if they show up. The U.S. Marshals say they will be there, too.
There have been a number of movies made about the daring escape. Clint Eastwood made a good one.
In political news, I've got a couple of long reads for you.
Ryan Lizza has a piece in The New Yorker about Obama's second term: What would Obama do if reelected? In case you don't want to plow through the whole thing, Atlantic Wire has a Reader's Digest version: Obama's Advisers Want You to Know He'll Be a Lame Lame Duck President
If The New Yorker's Ryan Lizza is right, we might be in for four more years of compromise on things like climate change and nuclear proliferation. Lizza has an article this week forecasting Obama's second term, or rather, what Obama's advisers want you to know about the President's second term.
Don't expect much. Obama and his team aren't revealing their cards on the pressing issues like the economy (Lizza mentions there's time for one big policy change) or inflammatory issues like same-sex marriage. And their lack of specifics about the President's second term has been a story in itself, especially when contrasted with Mitt Romney who has already imagined his first days in the White House. As Lizza reports, the message that the president's team wants out there is that Obama will be banking on bipartisan support (a word that's peppered the president's first term) to maybe get things done in the short time he has.
It sounds a lot like the first term.
At TomDispatch, Andy Kroll has a lengthy article about how Wisconsin was hijacked.
The results of Tuesday's elections are being heralded as the death of public-employee unions, if not the death of organized labor itself. Tuesday's results are also seen as the final chapter in the story of the populist uprising that burst into life last year in the state capital of Madison. The Cheddar Revolution, so the argument goes, was buried in a mountain of ballots.
But that burial ceremony may prove premature. Most of the conclusions of the last few days, left and right, are likely wrong.
The energy of the Wisconsin uprising was never electoral. The movement's mistake: letting itself be channeled solely into traditional politics, into the usual box of uninspired candidates and the usual line-up of debates, primaries, and general elections. The uprising was too broad and diverse to fit electoral politics comfortably. You can't play a symphony with a single instrument. Nor can you funnel the energy and outrage of a popular movement into a single race, behind a single well-worn candidate, at a time when all the money in the world from corporate "individuals" and right-wing billionaires is pouring into races like the Walker recall.
Colin Millard, an organizer at the International Brotherhood of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental, and Reinforcing Iron Workers, admitted as much on the eve of the recall. We were standing inside his storefront office in the small town of Horicon, Wisconsin. It was night outside. "The moment you start a recall," he told me, "you're playing their game by their rules."
Check it out. It's well worth the read.
In other news,
Yesterday the Supreme Court declined to hear appeals from some detainees at Guantanamo. At Mother Jones, Adam Serwer asks: Did the Supreme Court Just Gut Habeas Rights?
The Supreme Court's decision on Monday not to hear appeals from a group of Gitmo detainees leaves the remaining 169 detainees at the facility with little chance of securing their freedom through US courts.
In the 2008 case Boumediene v. Bush, the Supreme Court ruled detainees at Gitmo could challenge their detention in US courts. That decision was seen as effectively ending the Bush administration's attempt to carve out a legal black hole for suspected terror detainees. Shortly thereafter, Gitmo detainees began appealing their detentions—and frequently winning in court. But in the years since the decision, conservative judges on the DC Circuit have interpreted the law in a way that assumes many of the government's claims are true and don't have to be proven in court. By not taking any of these cases, the Supreme Court has ensured these stricter rules will prevail. Civil-libertarian groups say that essentially leaves detainees at Gitmo with habeas rights in name only, since the rules make it virtually impossible for detainees to win in court. A Seton Hall University School of Law report from May found that, prior to the DC Circuit's reinterpretation of the rules, detainees won 56 percent of cases. Afterwards, they won 8 percent.
The march toward fascism continues. In other cheery news, a new Federal Reserve report says that the "Great Recession erased nearly 40% of family wealth."
The Great Recession took such a heavy toll on the economy that the typical American family lost nearly 40% of its wealth from 2007 to 2010, shaving the median net worth to a level not seen since the early 1990s.
The Federal Reserve said in a new report Monday that median family net worth, the point smack in the middle of those richer and poorer, fell to $77,300 in 2010 from $126,400 three years earlier after adjusting for inflation.
The fall came with the collapse in the housing market and massive layoffs that slashed people's incomes, and the pain was felt by families across the board — young and old, well-educated and less so, with children or not.
But the biggest impact was felt by young middle-age families, those headed by people ages 35 to 44. For this group, the median net worth — total assets minus debts — fell a whopping 54% in the three-year period to $42,100 in 2010. Such was their financial hardships that only 47.6% of these families said they had saved money in 2010; that was the lowest among all age groups, where an overall average of 52% of families saved some money that year.
Senator Carl Levin (D-Michigan) is "'worried' by influx of dark money" in the 2012 election because of the Citizen's United decision.
"The thing that worries me frankly the most is the huge amount of hidden money which is going to get into — it already is in — the Romney campaign," he said on Current TV's War Room.
"The Super PAC money worries me. The fact that Mr. Romney will not disclose who is bundling his money, he is keeping that secret as well… It's bad enough that we have these unlimited amounts of money that go into Super PACs."
Levin says that Congress could force SuperPacs to reveal the names of donors, but so far the Republicans have blocked his bill to do that.
At The Daily Beast, Peter Beinart asks why Bashar al-Assad isn't on President Obama's "kill list." After all, he claims the right to kill just about anyone in the name of terrorism. If Assad isn't a terrorist, who is?
Fine, you say, but there's an executive order against assassinating heads of state. That's true, but we don't exactly abide by it. During the Cold War, the United States helped orchestrate coups that led to the deaths of South Vietnam's Ngo Dinh Diem and Chile's Salvador Allende. The Bush administration launched the 2003 Iraq War with a decapitation strike aimed at killing Saddam Hussein. And whether or not the United States had a hand in Muammar Gaddafi's death last fall, it was the predictable—and perhaps desired—result of the war we launched.
But doesn't assassinating foreign leaders set a worrisome precedent? If we can kill Bashar al-Assad, what's to stop the Syrian government from trying to kill Barack Obama? We might ask the same question about the sanctions we impose and the wars we launch. The point is that the U.S. violates other countries' sovereignty in all kinds of ways we wouldn't appreciate if they did it to us. And the reason they don't is not because they lack a precedent; it's because they lack the power.
I'm speechless.
So what is on your reading list today?
Thursday Reads
Posted: December 23, 2010 | Author: bostonboomer | Filed under: Barack Obama, legalizaton of drugs, morning reads, U.S. Politics | Tags: Christmas, Festivus, George W. Bush, John Boehner, Laura Bush, Marijuana, North Korea, Pat Robertson, Seinfeld, South Korea | 96 Comments
Happy Festivus Everyone!!!
A little more about the Festivus tradition from Wikipedia:
Festivus is a secular holiday celebrated on December 23 as "another way" to celebrate the holiday season without participating in its pressures and commercialism[1]. It was created by writer Dan O'Keefe and introduced into popular culture by his son Daniel, a screenwriter for the TV show Seinfeld,[2][1] as part of a comical storyline on the show. The holiday's celebration, as shown on Seinfeld, includes an unadorned aluminum "Festivus pole," practices such as the "Airing of Grievances" and "Feats of Strength," and the labelling of easily explainable events as "Festivus miracles".
Celebrants of the holiday sometimes refer to it as "Festivus for the rest of us," a saying taken from the O'Keefe family traditions and popularized in the Seinfeld episode to describe Festivus' non-commerical aspect.
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The holiday, as portrayed in the Seinfeld episode and now celebrated by many,[1][5] includes practices such as the "Airing of Grievances," which occurs during the Festivus meal and in which each person tells everyone else all the ways they have disappointed him or her over the past year. After the meal the "Feats of Strength" are performed, involving wrestling the head of the household to the floor, with the holiday ending only if the head of the household is actually pinned.
The original holiday featured more peculiar practices, as detailed in the younger Daniel O'Keefe's book The Real Festivus. The book provides a first-person account of an early version of the Festivus holiday as celebrated by the O'Keefe family, and how O'Keefe amended or replaced details of his father's invention to create the Seinfeld episode.
We're getting really close to that other holiday, Christmas. Through most of my adult years, I found the Christmas season extremely stressful. Frankly some of my happiest Christmases have been years when I spent the day alone. In recent years, I've gotten quite a bit closer to my siblings and I've enjoyed some family Christmases; but when all of us get together it can still be pretty crazymaking.
This year I'll be going to my sister's house with my mom. I'm hoping it will be quiet and peaceful, and I'm hoping the snowstorm we're expecting won't be too bad. We lost my dad in March, so this will be the family's first Christmas without him. I know that will be really hard for all of us, especially my mom.
I'm not going to go through all the legislation that passed yesterday or write about President Obama's self-congratulatory press conference. I think we should keep it light today. I'm just going to throw out a few links that I found interesting and let you all do the same in the comments.
I really got a kick out this article at Buzzflash by Peter Michaelson, a psychotherapist from Ann Arbor, MI: The Tracks of John Boehner's Tears.
According to Michaelson, Boehner's frequent "crying jags" stem from his troubled childhood.
Boehner cries a lot in public, even when debating bills in the House. He cries when he talks about his humble past. Son of a bar owner, he grew up with 11 siblings in a two-bedroom house with a single bathroom. He said recently on "60 Minutes" that he no longer visits schools or even looks at kids playing outside because he immediately starts crying.
Boehner had a scrappy upbringing, running cases of beer and mopping the floor in his father's bar. He put himself through school, "working every rotten job there was." The circumstances of his childhood, along with his manner of describing it, strongly suggest that, at times, he felt unappreciated, disrespected, and lacking in value.
Since Boehner rarely does anything to help deprived children, why does he burst into tears when he sees them? Michaelson see this as a form of projection.
When Boehner cries around kids, he's not necessarily feeling their pain. He's not seeing the world through their eyes. Rather, he's imagining that they're seeing the world through his eyes, through the self-doubt and pain with which he saw the world as a child. Unconsciously, he experiences himself and his political life in ways that are under the influence of these unresolved negative feelings.
He sees the children through what is unresolved in himself, through the pain he has repressed from his childhood. He's also likely crying with relief because, unconsciously, he believes that, through his elevation to fame and power, he has liberated himself from those haunting feelings.
It's an interesting hypothesis. We'll probably learn a lot more about Boehner when he becomes Speaker of the House–probably a lot more than we ever wanted to to know. I wonder if he'll cry frequently while going about his Speaker duties? I'll bet he cries during the swearing in anyway.
Last night some moron drove his Plymouth Barracuda onto the North Dallas lawn of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Bush.
A suspect accused of driving a muscle car erratically onto the lawn at former President George W. Bush's north Dallas home Wednesday night was detained by the Secret Service.
The former president and former first lady Laura Bush were in the Preston Hollow neighborhood home at the time but were unharmed and never in danger, officials told NBC station KXAS.
That must have been exciting.
Have you heard about the new Broadway sensation, "Spiderman: Turn Off the Dark?" There have been so many mishaps with this production that they had to call off Wednesday's scheduled performances.
The Broadway musical "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" canceled its two Wednesday performances to test a new safety plan for the show's 38 aerial and stage maneuvers, which involve actors hoisted or tethered in harnesses, including the maneuver that failed at Monday night's performance when a stunt actor fell more than 20 feet and broke his ribs.
By canceling the performances at a cost of roughly $400,000 in ticket sales, and by adopting safety measures recommended by state and federal officials, the producers of "Spider-Man" sought to project a sense of urgency and understanding that action was needed to make the show safer. While the producers said that Thursday night's performance would go on, they also committed, according to state safety officials, not to hold performances until the new measures were in place. The state officials said the plan could be tested successfully by Thursday night.
Under the plan, one offstage crew member will attach the harness and related cables, wires or tethers to the actors, and a second stagehand will verify that the attachments are made. That second stagehand will then verbally notify a stage manager that they are safely connected. The actor will also verify that the attachment is made. Previously, there was no second stagehand to verify or communicate with the stage manager, and the actor was not required to check his harness.
Well I sure hope everything works out okay…
Did you know that "Rev." Pat Robertson supports legalization of marijuana?
"We're locking up people that have taken a couple puffs of marijuana and next thing you know they've got 10 years with mandatory sentences," Robertson continued. "These judges just say, they throw up their hands and say nothing we can do with these mandatory sentences. We've got to take a look at what we're considering crimes and that's one of 'em.
"I'm … I'm not exactly for the use of drugs, don't get me wrong, but I just believe that criminalizing marijuana, criminalizing the possession of a few ounces of pot, that kinda thing it's just, it's costing us a fortune and it's ruining young people. Young people go into prisons, they go in as youths and come out as hardened criminals. That's not a good thing."
Hmmm….could this explain where Robertson gets his wacky ideas about the causes of hurricanes and terrorist attacks?
Here's one more goofy story, and then I'll let you guys take over. From The Independent UK: North Korea threatens to attack South over Christmas lights
Seasonal goodwill is in short supply on the divided Korean peninsula, where both sides are again at potentially deadly loggerheads – over a Christmas tree.
North Korea's military is reportedly preparing to shoot down a floodlit tower decorated with Christmas lights which overlooks the border near the South's capital, Seoul – home to millions of Christians.
The provincial governor, Kim Moon-soo, has warned that firing at the tree would be a reckless and "provocative" act. The South's Defence Minister was more blunt. "We'll retaliate decisively to take out the source of any shelling," Kim Kwan-jin told parliament yesterday. South Korea's Yonhap news agency said fighter jets were on standby, ready to strike back.
OK, that's it for me, except for this gratuitous kitty picture.
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WELCOME TO PUTT-PUTT OF LAKE CHARLES!
The Lake Charles course was first opened in 1958 by Al Kurts. He was looking to build a amusement park in Lake Charles and decided to test the water with a new franchise called Putt-Putt Golf.
To provide families with a safe, clean, wholesome entertainment venue where they can have an enjoyable experience for a reasonable cost in their own community.
Our site will give you a head start on the excitement that our Putt-Putt Fun Center has to offer! Feel free to browse or, if you need more information, give us a call. Either way, plan to stop by soon with the family for a relaxing day of FUN!
The Lake Charles course was first opened in 1958 by Al Kurts. He was looking to build a Amusement park in Lake Charles and decided to test the water with a new franchise called Putt-Putt Golf. After 2 years of operating the facility he decides to sell and Al Simpson the manager at the time purchase the facility. It was a 36 hole course at that time. In the early 80′s video games were all the rage but Simpson decided to add 18 more holes instead of getting into the video games business.
Simpson fathered 6 children (oldest to youngest) Cindy, Terry ,Greg, Charles, Doug and Pat.
Al was very involved in the community working with organizations like the Boys club and the Optimist club.
The Putt-Putt parking lot was used for years as a Christmas tree lot. Quality time with the kids usually meant going with Dad to work on project at Putt-Putt or one of the Charities. We can all Put a Christmas tree on a stand and work a paint brush.
The entire family was home for Thanksgiving 1995 when it was announce to the kids that they were deciding what to do with the Putt-Putt as they intended to retire. The family discussed the matter and a few weeks later Greg and his wife Debbie agreed to carry on the operation.
In 1998 the lease was up for renewal and the decision was made to find another location that would allow for potential expansion. November of 1998 the hwy 14 location was closed.
April 2000 would bring the opening of the current location at 620 Petro point drive. A simple 36 hole course with a small club house concession area would get the operation back open.
2003 would bring batting cages to the operation. Soon after additional land was secured to allow for additional attractions.
2005 Hurricane Rita would do serious damage to the clubhouse and need a total makeover.
2008 would bring an addition to the clubhouse to accommodate parties and those wanting some relief from the summer heat.
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