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The news came in numbers and the numbers were fairly grim, all the grimmer for being unsurprising. A Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll reported this week that more than half of Americans, 55%, think America is on the wrong track, with only 33% saying it is going in the right direction. A stunning 66% say they're not confident that their children's lives will be better than their own (27% are).
All too true. The economy has always had an impact on the general American mood, and the poll offered data to buttress the reader's assumption that economic concerns are driving pessimism. Fifty-one percent of those interviewed said they disapproved of the president's handling of the economy, versus 42% approving.
But something tells me this isn't all about money. It's possible, and I can't help but think likely, that the poll is also about other things, and maybe even primarily about other things.
Sure, Americans are worried about long-term debt and endless deficits. We're worried about taxes and the burden we're bequeathing to our children, and their children.
It is one thing to grouse that dreadful people who don't care about us control our economy, but another, and in a way more personal, thing to say that people who don't care about us control our culture. In 2009 this was perhaps most vividly expressed in the Adam Lambert Problem. More on that in a moment.
For years now, without anyone declaring it or even noticing it, we've had a compromise on television. Do you want, or will you allow into your home, dramas and comedies that, however good or bad, are graphically violent, highly sexualized, or reflective of cultural messages that you believe may be destructive? Fine, get cable. Pay for it. Buy your premium package, it's your money, spend it as you like.
But the big broadcast networks are for everyone. They are free, they are available on every television set in the nation, and we watch them with our children. The whole family's watching. Higher, stricter standards must maintain.
Mr. Lambert's act left viewers feeling not just offended but assaulted. Again, "we don't care what you do in New York," but don't include us in it, don't bring it into our homes. Our children are here.
I don't mean to make too much of it. In the great scheme of things a creepy musical act doesn't matter much. But increasingly people feel at the mercy of the Adam Lamberts, who of course view themselves, when criticized, as victims of prudery and closed-mindedness. America is not prudish or closed-minded, it is exhausted. It cannot be exaggerated, how much Americans feel besieged by the culture of their own country, and to what lengths they have to go to protect their children from it.
It's things like this, every bit as much as taxes and spending, that leave people feeling jarred and dismayed, and worried about the future of their country.
There were this year the party-crashing Salahis and their amoral assumption that their needs—fame and fortune, which are the same as Adam Lambert's—trump everyone else's. You want public order and security? We want a reality show. And there was their honest and very modern shock that people were criticizing them. "It's ruined our lives," Michaele Salahi told the Today show in a bid for sympathy. She and her husband in turn were reminiscent of the single woman who likes to have babies, and this year had eight, through in vitro fertilization, and apparently expected to win public praise.
All these things—plus Wall Street and Washington and the general sense that most of our great institutions have forgotten their essential mission—add up and produce a fear that the biggest deterioration in America isn't economic but something else, something more characterological.
I'd like to see a poll on this. Yes or no: Have we become a more vulgar country? Are we coarser than, say, 50 years ago? Do we talk more about sensitivity and treat others less sensitively? Do you think standards of public behavior are rising or falling? Is there something called the American Character, and do you think it has, the past half-century, improved or degenerated? If the latter, what are the implications of this? Do you sense, as you look around you, that each year we have less or more of the glue that holds a great nation together? Is there less courtesy in America now than when you were a child, or more? Bonus question: Is "Excuse me" a request or a command?
So much always roils us in America, and so much always will. But maybe as 2010 begins and the '00s recede, we should think more about the noneconomic issues that leave us uneasy, and that need our attention. Not everything in America comes down to money. Not everything ever did.


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Parlatino supports Argentina in the Malvinas dispute
Buenos Aires, Feb 12 (Prensa Latina) The Ordinary Assembly of the Latin American Parliament (Parlatino) in Panama today reaffirmed its support for Argentina's legitimate rights in the sovereignty dispute over the Malvinas Islands, a territory stolen by the United Kingdom, local media report.
Published by: Erich Tellez Corrales
In a new statement that adds to those of that forum between 2009 and 2013, the Parlatino recalled the regional interest that both countries resume negotiations to find as soon as possible a definitive peaceful solution to the sovereignty dispute over the Malvinas, South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands and the surrounding maritime areas.
The Parliament reiterated its rejection of any unilateral action in the disputed area in violation of the provisions of UN Resolution 31/49.
This document urges the parties to refrain from introducing modifications and includes, among other things, the exploration and exploitation of Argentina's renewable and non-renewable natural resources, as well as the carrying out of military exercises.
Prior to the Ordinary Assembly, held in Panama, a seminar was held on the Malvinas Question, a Latin American cause, with the participation of the Minister of Foreign Affairs of that country, Erika Mouynes, the former Presidents Martín Torrijos and Aristides Royo, and the President of the Parlatino, Jorge Pizarro, among others.
Argentina and the United Kingdom have a dispute, which led to an armed conflict, with a toll of 650 Angentineans and 255 British soldiers killed in 1982.
On multiple occasions this nation has called on the other side to resume talks to advance in the negotiation for a peaceful and lasting solution to the dispute.
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it's official, services for metro riders about to begin. >> the rail system will shut down at midnight beginning three weeks from tonight. what they plan to do to keep the system safe. >> reporter: a lot of people are frustrated and others more others understanding because they know the changes need to be done. last week metro announced the hours would be changing. when it announced its safe track plan. under that plan metro is squeezing three years
metro officials say they must close the system at midnight each night to finish the work on time. people who rely on metro on the weekend late at night have mixed reactions about the trains shutting down three hours earlier. >> i think if they are shutting down the metro earlier on the weekend you will obviously -- won't be deterring drunk driver. >> i think it is a good idea. is better to do right now. because of the security of everyone. >> with ride sharing apps and bike share, bikable. i feel like we are going to be inconvenienced but it is not going to be any significant wrench in the gears. >> metro won't extend the hours for concerts or redskins games. the new changes go into effect june 3r
reporting at the dupont metro, stephanie gailhart, wusa9. the strategy addresses fda and the safety recommendations. new information that you will see on wusa9. a top fire official in fairfax county on administrative leave after a wusa9 investigation into its personal facebook page. guy morgan runs the office of professional standards at the fact county department. the posts were lewd and disrespectful. the photos are too racy to show on television. several firefighters said they brought the pictures to the fire chief's attention and claims that nothing was done about it. >> intoxicating concoction known as purple drink sent middle schoolers from the classroom to the hospital today. emergency crews responded to francis scott school in silver spring. they checked out 12 to 15 students and transported six. a en
to school. rappers made the recipe famous with nyquil and vodka and jolly ranchers and separate. >> it is unfortunate and part of the culture that we have to prepare our children and be open with them and let them know about the dangers. >> dangerous mix. the school officials say the kids will be all right. this is the top story on the wusa9 app today. we have got the information posted so parents can learn about this purple drink. brewers are true. if you have not stepped outside today. go do yourself a favorite, blue skies and sunshine. check it out. unfortunately though it will be short lived. >> chief meteorologist topper shutt telling us more. >> if you want to go outside and eat you can do it, clear
tomorrow morning will be okay. we had to issue a yellow weather alert. 7:00 on future track, we are clear and in the mid to upper 50s. not bad. by 10:00 clear. temperatures now in the 60s. 66 downtown and 65 in fairfax and silver spring. and then by 1:00, showers getting close to the immediate metro. showers showing up in hagerstown out towards i-81 and maybe as far east as frederick. in the beltway, you got until 1:00 to mow your grass. showers will move through between 1:00 and 4:00 and rumble of thunder. the good news won't last long. by 7:00 across the bay and temperatures still in the 60s tomorrow night. you got a great night and we will salvage a good evening tomorrow. go to the wusa9
will get the seven-day forecast. looks gorgeous now. why would a 17-year-old boy beat a 14-year-old boy to death? that's what prince william county police are investigating. the two teens were distant relatives. just before 9:00 last night. they found 14-year-old lewis cocoa dead after being hit with an object on the top of his body. the 14-year-old was charged with murder. lewis attended traditional school in woodbridge. >> we were at the home and he is always polite and answers the doors and stuff. and having conversation and everything and just doing good in school. >> police have not revealed the identity of the 17-year-old because he is under age. they lived in the same home as the victim. police believe an
daughter. the daughter is 60-year-old elizabeth manfeld, called 911 before she was killed. when they arrived officers found her mother, 7 9-year-old shirley clark dead at the home. charles clark, behind bars tonight charged with two counts of murder. he is being held of course without bond. police officer ed nero told investigators last year that freddie gray was not placed in his seat belt when arrested and put into a police van. today prosecutors introduced that as evidence at nero's trial. he is accused of assault and misconduct and reckless endangerment. a friend of gray testified that nero lifted gray and threw him into the van head first. here is a live look at the national law enforcement officer's memorial in dc. about an hour from now, there will be a candlelight vigil to honor officers that died in the line of duty. the names of 123 officers that
died last year are being added to that memorial including officer loli mem adddo. >> we may know whether darren windt had help to murder three members of a family and their housekeeper. it was one year since windt took the family hostage and law enforcement is still looking for accomplices but if there are other people out there they are still walking among us because police have yet to arrest anybody else. we talked with a former lawyer for the unemployed welder and he agrees that windt was incapable of committing the crime by himself. >> if you were going to burn someone house's down, would you ask for $40,000, is that worth the rest of your life or death sentence when the guy had millions. >> windt is due back in august for a status hearing. public schools in the middle of the transgender bathroom issue. today the obama administration issued
students to use bathrooms and locker room based on their gender identity and not the biological sex. the guidelines don't impose new legal requirements but meant to clarify school district obligations to make them feel safe. the lieutenant governor in the state of texas says he won't allow the rule and follow it and ready to lose about $10 billion in federal funding over it. fairfax county schools, the largest school district in the washington area released a statement saying that its legal department reviewing the letter. supporters say this is a first step for transgender rights. others say schools should have higher priorities. >> if i am in the bathroom doing my business and a cheek is doing her business, there is nothing wrong with that but it is a little uncomfortable. >> they just got to do what they do and i got to do what i do and that's it. you use the bathroom and get out. >> it is civil rights and equal rights and acceptance and it is being part of society. what the government is saying that the transgender
need to be equal and full members of society. >> according to ftps pride an lgtb community in fairfax there is roughly 2100 transgender students. in the white house the a listers are arriving for tonight's state dinner for nordic leaders. there will be ice columns and faces that slowly melt and a transparent feeling to let guests see the night sky. cutting security lines and frustrations for millions of travelers. the tsa security checkpoint plan is after the break. and a look inside one of the area's biggest pot busts. we will tell you what tipped police off next on wusa9.
a pair of do it yourselfers transfarmed this space into a marijuana farm on trydell fea road. hundreds of plants and lighting and watering system. pretty sophisticated. casey faller and earl sands were arrested. renting the home. the new owners dropped by and saw a suspicious van. called police and officers smelled pot and got a search warrant and led them to all of this. the tsa has a plan now to keep security lines moving at airports across the country. the agency plans to hire more than 700 new officers and use more canine teams and encourage people to sign up for a precheck and work with the airlines to reduce the number of carry on bags. the tsa says the changes will come before the summer season. travelers have been complaining about waiting an hour or more to get through securi
airport. it is like the tsa can't catch a break. aside from longer waiting times, thousands of bags can't be screened yesterday at the phoenix airport because of a computer glitch. tons of luggage on the sidewalk as passengers left without their bags. the screening systems are backup and working and bags on their way to passengers we are told. when you are the daughter of a prince george's county police officers you don't drive a toy car. >> you drive something with incredible street stuff. check this out gabriella watkins has her first cruiser for her 3rd birthday. if you see her in your neighborhood stop and say hi and be friendly because she is so cute and friendly herself. >> absolutely. i love that. my daughter would love that. lucky little girl. punching and pulling.
that try to steal her car. why she is willing to forgive them is next. moderate for trees and grasses and off of the chart for mold spores. you can see this on our website and on the app if you open up the app scroll down to weath
a woman takes on two carjackers in atlanta and caught on camera. 24-year-old jasmine warren was getting in her car when two teenagers approached her. one of them hit her in the head with a pistol when she refused to hand over her keys at one point she dragged one of the teens out from behind the steering wheel. she says it is because the suspects are so young that it is easy to forgive them. >> i forgive them because you are wrong for trying to rob me let alone a female but you know it is not the end of the world for you and you can't change. >> warren suffered minor injuries and police are looking for the suspects. take a look at this incredible site. right by the golden gate bridge. a
hump back whales surfaced. they cropped on a bunch of anchovies on the shore. >> we are not sure how it happened but a house cat ran across the field at last night cardinals angels game. out of there and in the stand where a fan scooped him up. the cat is now available for adoption. what would you call him. >> speedy gonzalez. he was very fast. that was the fastest i have ever seen the cat running. this may be one of the strangest things we have seen all day. the sun, the clouds cleared and the sun made a triumphant return. here is proof from wusa9 and pictures on social media today. oh, yeah. the sun came back out in fairfax as well. our photographer said there. you saw adele earlier. hello sun. >> you know although i must say
15 days in a row but monday it was sunday and tuesday sunday and mother's day sunday and it hadn't been like seattle where it is really bad. imagine they go like a month without the sun. >> i like your optimism. it has been ugly. >> let's talk about the three degree guarantee. fairly optimistic but i was yesterday and the day before. i think we are in pretty good shape. it was sort of teetering between 78 and 77 and 76 and i lowered it to 76 last night at 11 and my infinite wisdom. the weather cam, gorgeous, 75 and dew point in the 40s. dry airmass and humidity 40% and wind in fact at 14. really a spectacular friday night. a fab friday night and tomorrow morning will be okay. so tonight, 60s and dry. and until about midnight if you are out super late in the 50s. yellow weather alert for tomorrow afternoon and evening. showers and some thunderstorms noon to five and that's the main time frame here
course, it starts noon, west of town and works its way east and breezy. almost chilly on sunday. a sprinkle, that's the only change. but still a bigger headline on sunday will be the chilly and the breezy part. tonight 10:00. we are in great shape. mid 60s and low 60s in the suburbs. by morning stop at 7:00 a.m. 55 in gaithersburg and 57 in rockville and also in silver spring and clear. by 9:30 still clear and showers just entering garrett county. temperatures now in the mid 60s just about everywhere and then by 1:00, showers in frederick and along i-81. we got time to do some stuff tomorrow morning. temperatures at 1:00, 73 down and boom, here comes the showers in the immediate metro between one and four. and if you look carefully. some of them get heavy. this is new in the last hour of future cast. trying to build heavier on the east side of 270 and
keep an eye on it. the good news by 7:00 they are all gone and will salvage another evening. day planner like this, sunshine to start and beautiful morning and perhaps a shower by 1:00, 73 by 1:00. next three days, an isolated shower on sunday and sunshine in the morning and a few clouds in the afternoon and 63 and then near 70s, gorgeous on monday. next 7 days. it doesn't last long. showers roll back in here on tuesday and clouds monday night and showers end on wednesday. that will keep temperatures in the mid 60s and we bounce back low to mid-70s and nice thursday and friday of next week.
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Q: Finding all dates between a range in SAS I have a sas dataset of some dates. I need to generate all dates from 01FEB2008 to 31AUG2009. How do i go about this? Also then i need to find all the missing dates from another column of dates. Please help

A: Slightly more concise version of Honh Ooi's code...

data alldates ;
  do dt = '01feb2008'd to '31aug2009'd ;
    output ;
  end ;
  format dt date9. ;
run ;

proc sql ;
  create table dtmiss as
  select * from alldates
  where dt not in(select dt from mydata) ;
quit ;

A: Untested:
data dates (keep=dte);
  start = '01feb2008'd;
  end = '31aug2009'd;
  len = end - start;
  format dte date9.;
  do i = 0 to len;
    dte = start + i;
    output;
  end;
run;

To find the missing dates:
data test;
  merge dates (in=a) mydata (in=b);
  by dte;
  if a and not b;
run;

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