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'Influencer Network' the FeedFeed Hit With Lawsuit Alleging Workplace Racism and Sexism
Filed by two women of color who formerly worked at the FeedFeed, the lawsuit alleges a hostile work environment, unequal pay, and "horrific mistreatment"
by Elazar Sontag Jan 11, 2022, 6:10pm EST
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Even if the FeedFeed cooking website and social media accounts are unfamiliar to you, its aesthetic has surely infiltrated your Instagram or Pinterest: endless pictures of glimmering pasta and molten cheese pulls, all under the #feedfeed hashtag, which has collected more than 19 million photos on Instagram. Your favorite food influencer has probably collaborated with the FeedFeed account, been featured on it, or promoted the hashtags in pursuit of a boost in followers and visibility.
But according to a lawsuit filed on January 4 in the Eastern District of New York, and related reporting by the Washington Post, things might not be all glitzy food pics and cutesy hashtags at the FeedFeed. To understand what happened at the FeedFeed, where two staff members of color, Rachel Gurjar and Sahara Henry-Bohoskey, allegedly faced discrimination, pay disparities, and, according to their lawyer, a "racist caste system," you first need to know what the FeedFeed is, who the people behind it are, and how it gained prominence in the food world.
So, what is the FeedFeed?
The FeedFeed describes itself as "the world's largest crowdsourced publication," and "the world's largest epicurean social influencer network." But what does that actually mean? While the FeedFeed does have a website where recipes are collected, the company is most prominent on social media — particularly Instagram — where it operates an account with 2 million followers, as well as the hashtags #feedfeed and #thefeedfeed, which appear under many food pictures on Instagram.
Husband and wife Dan and Julie Resnick founded the company while living in the Hamptons in 2013. It began as an Instagram account, where Dan, then a radiologist, would post photos of meals made by Julie, a digital marketing executive and a professionally trained cook. The couple created their popular hashtags as a way to centralize and organize content created by a wide array of food bloggers on social media. With permission, they reposted photos featuring these hashtags; the more they posted, the more popular their account became, prompting expansions to offices in Brooklyn and Los Angeles which act as test kitchens, event spaces, and film studios for the creation of cooking videos.
Now, in an evolving food landscape where influencers and bloggers increasingly have as much sway as legacy cooking network stars, the FeedFeed is a force. There's no singular personality representing the account, no cult of curated personas. Instead, the brand's social media accounts and associated website are an ever-increasing collection of recipes and food photos reposted from influencers, bloggers, and FeedFeed staffers (who are usually influencers in their own right).
Who are the plaintiffs/central players in the lawsuit?
Two former FeedFeed employees, Rachel Gurjar, who is from Mumbai, and Sahara Henry-Bohoskey, a Black woman raised in Japan, allege in a federal discrimination lawsuit filed against the company that they were "directed to work more than their white counterparts for less pay, treated worse in the form of a racially hostile work environment ... Ultimately, the work environment became so emotionally distressing to both Plaintiffs that they each independently felt they had no option but to resign." Along with the harassment and hostility the two women allegedly experienced at the hands of the company's founders, they allege facing similar treatment from then-test kitchen director and editorial director Jake Cohen.
Gurjar, who was 30 when she was hired as a social media coordinator, worked in public relations in Mumbai before studying at the Culinary Institute of America and working as a private chef and caterer. She received a starting salary of $50,400. Gurjar's coworker Sara Tane, who started working on the same day as Gurjar, was hired as a food editor and content strategist. She had some previous experience interning and working at cooking publications, and at 24 years old, received a starting salary of $72,000. (Tane was laid off during the pandemic, and is quoted by the Post about her difficult time working at the FeedFeed.) While it's possible Tane's past experience in relevant jobs contributed to her higher salary — as the FeedFeed's attorney reasoned to the Post — Gurjar and Henry-Bohoskey allege in their lawsuit that these sorts of discrepancies were a clear indicator of the inequitable conditions at the FeedFeed.
Who is Jake Cohen, and what does he have to do with this lawsuit?
Like many staff at the FeedFeed, a company that effectively operates as a platform for influencers in the food world, Cohen already had a sizable following when he joined the company in December 2018 as test kitchen director and editorial director. Cohen, who had 599,000 Instagram followers and 1.4 million TikTok followers at the time this article was published, is also the author of a New York Times bestselling cookbook aimed at infusing Jewish cuisine with a sense of youth and playfulness. Cohen left his position at the FeedFeed in August 2020.
According to the lawsuit, which lists Cohen as a defendant, he "became an immediate and active participant in the abuse" when he joined the company. The lawsuit alleges Cohen once discouraged Gurjar from having children, saying "now is not the time to have kids." In a statement to the Post, Cohen denied this, saying he'd been speaking of his own decision not to have children. Cohen would allegedly mock Gurjar for her pronunciation and grammar, an accusation which the Post says other former FeedFeed employees confirmed to them. The lawsuit alleges that Cohen would, among other things, yell across the office, telling Gurjar and Henry-Bohoskey to "perform menial and degrading tasks." According to the lawsuit, Cohen would also allegedly "[leave] his dirty pots, pans, and dishes out for Plaintiffs to wash, dry, and put away, as though they were his personal maids." In a statement to the Post, Cohen told the publication that the allegations were all false or misleading.
One particularly striking allegation in the lawsuit is that at the onset of the pandemic, Cohen allegedly said in conversation to several FeedFeed staff, "Oh my god, I am so scared I am going to get the coronavirus because I have so many crazy rich Asians living in my building who keep getting packages from Korea and China!" Cohen said in a statement to the Post that the quote had been embellished, and that he "treated everyone at the Feedfeed equally and fairly and never demeaned or disparaged any of my co-workers in any way." And when it comes to his anti-Asian remarks, Cohen told the Post he regrets making the comment and that he referenced the movie title in relation to Asian travelers coming through his apartment lobby because, according to the Post, he was scared.
In the wake of the lawsuit and the Post reporting, numerous Jewish publications reported on Cohen's involvement in the allegations, and followers online have expressed their disappointment that a food figure who has built a persona around being a self-described "NJB" (or Nice Jewish Boy) could possibly have been simultaneously making work life unbearable for two women of color — and many of the other staff who worked under him.
Reading this article about Jake Cohen and what went down at feedfeed and that he was able to profit off that smiley NJB brand while treating folks like that...nope.
— Ruth S (@Ruth_Mensch) January 5, 2022
Cohen has yet to respond to the lawsuit or Washington Post article on social media.
What else is in the lawsuit, and what part did the FeedFeed's founders play?
Though Gurjar and Henry-Bohoskey described to the Post a workplace in which they say they were subjected to racism and sexism and regularly felt disrespected, they also say they were allegedly used to promote the FeedFeed's public-facing diversity. All the while, the two allege they were treated as "second-class employees," discouraged from taking lunch breaks, and expected to work evenings and weekends, often without receiving overtime pay.
In October, after both women had quit and the Post had made inquiries leading up to the publication of its story, the FeedFeed paid Gurjar and Henry-Bohoskey more than $31,000 each for previously unpaid overtime. Matthew Berger, the company's attorney, said that the FeedFeed disagreed with the overtime claims, but said that "to the extent there was any inadvertent underpayment during their employment, we wanted to make sure they were compensated."
The lawsuit and Post story paint the picture of a workplace where, even as both staff and following grew, Dan and Julie Resnick were unable to relinquish even the slightest control. To move up through the company, Gurjar and Henry-Bohoskey claim they had to consistently overextend to meet the founders' ever-shifting standards. According to the lawsuit, both women say they were denied raises and title changes for jobs they requested while at the FeedFeed, with the Resnicks citing lack of experience and shifting company needs during the pandemic. In an interview with the Post, Henry-Bohoskey said she was eventually promoted to social media manager in October 2020, after she pointed out a sizable pay disparity between her and a white social media manager.
Though the Resnicks denied the allegations of pay disparities and bygone promotions, saying they are "simply untrue," and the company's attorney argues the two women were lacking the qualifications for the roles they sought to fill, the plaintiffs allege that discrimination played a major role in their slow climb through the company's ranks.
During and after the Black Lives Matter protests of 2020 which demanded racial justice and police accountability, Henry-Bohoskey expressed feeling tokenized by the founders' sudden desire to have her featured in more video content. Henry-Bohoskey shared a call with the Post — which Eater has reviewed — she recorded on June 24, 2020, in which Dan Resnick told her that "The thing you mentioned about like, feeling tokenized, I strongly disagree with that ... Whether that was before recent events or now, we've never put pressure on you to create content ... In this environment right now, I find that to be a very slippery slope to make those statements, but I'd love to hear why you feel that way." But in a Slack conversation from several weeks before the call, shared with the Post and Eater, Dan Resnick said that if the company believed a "non-white" person to be the right fit for a video campaign "we are 100 percent within our right as a company to request that Sahara shoot it … "
The two women allege that as they spoke up and raised concerns over issues at the FeedFeed, the Resnicks became hypercritical of their work, making life difficult for both. And in December 2020, shortly after someone who Gurjar believed had been hired to replace her came on staff, she was the only one who didn't receive a holiday bonus. The Resnicks told the Post that was because Gurjar had "repeatedly violated company policy on posting content for competitors and current clients."
Gurjar quit her job at the FeedFeed in December 2020, and is now an associate food editor at Bon Appétit. In January 2021, Henry-Bohoskey resigned, forfeiting her state-mandated maternity leave despite being pregnant at the time.
How has the FeedFeed responded?
In a response shared with the Post, the Resnicks called the allegations "simply untrue," saying they've created a work culture akin to a "close-knit family." Berger, the company's attorney, has sent a cease and desist letter to one prominent food blogger who took to Instagram and went on the offensive against the FeedFeed and its owners — particularly for reposting and sourcing content from influencers and bloggers, often with the understanding of no financial compensation — and encouraged other Instagram users to stop utilizing FeedFeed hashtags in the wake of the lawsuit. The cease and desist letter cites "false and defamatory social media posts."
In turn, Crumiller, the self-described feminist litigation firm bringing the case against the FeedFeed, has offered to represent anyone facing the cease and desists — pro bono. Susan Crumiller, the firm's founding attorney, says that when it comes to cease and desists letters, if FeedFeed is "dumb enough to follow through with an actual lawsuit, New York's laws entitle us to recover our fees on the basis that the lawsuit is frivolous and is designed to harass and chill speech." Crumiller says that filing defamation cases serves to bring "way more attention to [a company's] reprehensible conduct." In a statement to Eater, the FeedFeed's attorney, Berger, said that the "Feedfeed respects everyone's right to their opinions but will continue to defend itself from false and defamatory statements."
A post on the FeedFeed Instagram account, signed off by both founders, elaborates on their denial of the claims: "While we would never want to invalidate someone's feelings, the complaint is built on false, inaccurate, and misleading information," it reads. The post goes on to outline how the company now boasts a team of "15 talented and diverse female employees" and asks that followers "reserve judgement on this matter until all facts are presented in a court, not just parsed online."
The post's caption, which includes a contact email address, expresses that the FeedFeed's "door is always open for discussion." Meanwhile, the post's comment section is closed.
• Women allege racism, sexism at food media company Feedfeed [WaPo]
Update: January 12th, 2022, 11:00 a.m.: This story has been updated to clarify the nature of an online post made by a blogger who received a cease and desist from the FeedFeed's attorney.
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July 16, 2018 July 16, 2018 / Claire
We won!!
Les Bleus soundly defeated Croatia 4-2 in the admittedly somewhat-sloppy-but-definitely-dramatic World Cup final yesterday. And then Paris went absolutely nuts. Flags were waved; baguettes were waved (don't ask); beer and champagne were sprayed, sometimes accidentally and sometimes on purpose; and the whole city became a shouting, singing, car-horn-honking cacophony. The noise didn't even begin to die down until close to midnight, almost five hours after the end of the game!
The first clue we had that the day might be a little crazy was when we woke up to see our neighbors' decorations. Now, you could be forgiven for thinking that they were just patriotic displays in honor of Fête Nationale, which we English-speakers refer to as Bastille Day and which occurs on July 14th. But no—these decorations only appeared the day after Fête Nationale, on the 15th of July, the day of the World Cup final. Our neighbors – and most of the rest of the city, it turns out – feel a lot more passionately about their football team than their nation's history.
About 2.5 hours before the 5:00 game, Colin and I headed down to the river to find a spot to watch. We had decided not to join the hordes of tens of thousands of people watching at the Eiffel Tower and opted instead to join hundreds of people watching at outdoor bars along the Seine. None of these bars could truly be considered sports bars (that's not really a thing in France), so most had to cart in TVs especially for the event. The bar we chose had a crowd long before the TV finally made its appearance. It seemed to be someone's TV from home—I can imagine the bar owner asking around among his friends, "Hey, who's got the biggest TV I can borrow? I'll share the beer profits with you!"
And oh mon dieu, there should have been a lot of beer profits.
Four goals meant four opportunities to go absolutely crazy, belt out La Marseillaise, and wave the aforementioned flags and baguettes with wild abandon. After the final seconds ticked down and the win was official, the normally reserved French fans tossed their beer cups (some emptier than others…) and doused the crowd in Silly String. Yes, the French have Silly String, too. Bikers hopped on their bikes and rode away yelling, "La France a gagné!!" The bar emptied out almost immediately. Colin and I took advantage of that to treat ourselves to celebratory ice cream cones and sit in the suddenly-empty lounge chairs along the Seine. It was delightful.
Congrats, France! Allez les bleus!
Note the woman at the top of the stairs waving a baguette.
So many people. Such a small TV.
More people at a different bar. Same size TV.
Post-game: Hey look, no one's sitting in the lounge chairs! That means we win, too!
Holidays, Paris, Seine, World Cup
← France-Belgium
Faire des courses →
One thought on "Victoire!"
I hope your blue-white-red stripes just don't show up in the selfie. I know you wouldn't have gone without them! (Also wishing we had thought to buy blue flowers for your window boxes, too.)

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Stout Family History
Penelope VAN PRINCIS (1622 - 1732), better known as Penelope Stout, has the distinction of being my first ancestor to arrive in the "New World". Her story sounds almost too dramatic to be true, but it has been recounted in many forms over the years. It can be found today in many history books and text books about the early days of New Jersey. There is even a state historical sign that marks the place where she lived and is assumed to be buried.
Penelope, from 1896 book of N.J. stories
Penelope was actually English and her maiden name might have been KENT. She was married to a Dutchman named VAN PRINCIS and was on her way with him to the settlement of New Amsterdam (now New York City) some time in the 1640's when their ship was wrecked on the Jersey shore in the area now known as Sandy Hook. Her husband was either injured or too sick to travel, so Penelope stayed with him while the rest of the ship's company proceeded on foot to New Amsterdam. The couple were then discovered by a band of Indians who attacked them, killing Penelope's husband and leaving her apparently mortally wounded.
Penelope managed to crawl off and hide while trying to stay alive. Legend has it that she hid inside a hollow log and took some sustenance from the fungus growing there. A few days later, she was discovered by another Indian and his son who decided to take her in and try to heal her. Penelope recovered from her wounds and was eventually taken to New Amsterdam by her benefactors. Some stories say that she continued to see the old Indian in the years that followed.
New Jersey state historical marker
While in the city, she met and married Richard STOUT (1615 - 1705), who was possibly an English sailor who had taken his discharge while in port there. They moved together to a farm on Long Island, but later returned to the Jersey colony to help found the town of Middletown. Penelope and Richard had 10 children who almost all had large families of their own. When Penelope died in 1732 she was reportedly 110 years old and had over 120 known living descendants. After what she had survived in her younger days, there is little doubt that she could have lived to a very ripe old age.
One of their sons, Jonathan STOUT (1660 - 1722), moved westward and helped establish the town of Hopewell, in Hunterdon Co., New Jersey. Several generations of Stouts followed in the Hopewell area, some of whom founded and were associated with the Hopewell Baptist Church and meeting place. The church building, established in 1715 and rebuilt in 1822, still stands as a historical site in Hopewell. Jonathan's great-granddaughter, Keziah STOUT (1760 - 1841), married Lewis GORDON (1762 - 1844) in about 1783, possibly in this very building.
Old Baptist Meeting House in Hopewell, New Jersey
At some time in the 1780's and into the 1790's, a number of Stout families migrated from this area to Mason Co., Kentucky and the surrounding counties. One of these was another Jonathan STOUT (1761 - 1819), who was Keziah's 2nd cousin as well as being married to her sister, Rachel. Jonathan may have moved to Mason Co. in the early 1790's for the purpose of establishing a Baptist congregation there, in what is now called the Old Washington Baptist Church. Lewis and Keziah then followed him to that same area in about 1798 or so. Jonathan Stout died in 1819 and is buried in the same family plot with Lewis and Keziah, next to the site of the original church in Old Washington, just outside the current city of Maysville.
Although there were a number of Stouts in the tax records of Mason Co. in the late 1700's and into the 1800's, by 1820 or so the name seems to have mostly disappeared from the area. It is possible that many of them continued on west to the Illinois and Missouri territories, which were common destinations for early Kentucky settlers.


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Alej (ros. Алей) – rzeka w azjatyckiej części Rosji, lewy dopływ Obu. Przepływa przez Kraj Ałtajski. Długość rzeki – 858 km. Powierzchnia dorzecza – 21 000 km².

Źródła rzeki znajdują się w Kazachstanie i jej ciek przez około 5 km znajduje się na terytorium obwodu wschodniokazachstańskiego. W górnym biegu znajduje się zbiornik retencyjny  który przyjmuje rzekę i jeden z jej dopływów. W dalszym biegu przepływa przez stepowy Płaskowyż Nadobski.

Rzekę zasilają dopływy uźródłowione na pogórzu gór Ałtaj

Zasilanie deszczowe i śniegowe. Średni roczny przepływ wody – 33,8 m³/s. Skuta lodem od listopada do kwietnia. Jej wody wykorzystywane są do celów irygacyjnych.

Doliny rzeki i jej dopływów są gęsto zaludnione. Miasta nad rzeką: Rubcowsk i Alejsk.

Zobacz też
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Dorzecze Obu
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Let's Kill Ward's Wife (2014)
UR Comedy
Let's Kill Ward's Wife DVD and Blu-ray release date was March 3, 2015. Let's Kill Ward's Wife Netflix rental release date is March 3, 2015.
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Starring: Amy Acker, Ava Carpinello, James Carpinello
Director: Scott Foley
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In Theaters: December 23, 2014
The dark comedy of Let's Kill Ward's Wife tells the story of a group of friends who want to kill Ward's wife. Because nobody like's Ward's wife, including Ward, they decide to off her. Before they can make purposeful plans to kill her, she meets an untimely accidental death that they could have only fantasized about. The death of Ward's wife results in a comedic series of events that leads to a string of problems that must then also be solved.


UXswitch speaks exclusively to Jay Kaufmann, Carina Kuhr and Gloria Rupprecht from Zalando about how to improve the user experience of your CV/resume. It's all about practicing what we preach as designers.
As UX professionals, we know all the usability principles by heart, we build great products that are usable, emotional and visually appealing. Everyday we teach and preach about getting to know the target group and designing for their goals and needs. But when it comes to designing a CV (curriculum vitae or resume), we often forget about the target group and make some basic mistakes.
Based on our experience in screening and interviewing UX designers and researchers for Zalando, we want to encourage UX professionals to apply the same principles to their CV as to the products they are developing.
As a UX professional we expect you to be able to empathise with your users, in this case the readers of your CV. Put yourself in our shoes and ask yourself what a UX recruiter or hiring manager needs to understand. And remember that some of them see hundreds of CVs per week and even those screening less applications are under significant time pressure.
Do you fit to our current needs?
And to really make an impact, it could also bring to life your motivation to work in this job.
While applying for a UX position, the first demonstration of your skills in design starts with the page structure. If you understand IA and page layout principles, you should be able to give us something that is well organised, easy to scan and visually attractive.
In every section please make sure that you highlight the most important information.
To make a decision, we need to understand how you work. In addition to date and duration of jobs, your role and the company you worked for, tell us along with each job, really succinctly about the methods, tools and achievements. It is very interesting for us to see how (and with whom) you tackled a problem in the past.
The golden rule is: show us what you have actually done. Using UX buzzwords is fine for us, but be sure you are able to explain them later, as we might discuss them with you in the next call.
Summarize your responsibilities in 3-6 bullets. Don't include too much content for each job. Keep it relevant. Put the most important information first. Organize it well. We will skim your resume anyway, so you don't have to be too strict with keeping it short. (But a 5-page CV / resume can make it hard to hone in on the right details.) Find a balance. Say everything important and no more.
Be honest and let us know in the job title if you were a trainee or junior. This is also something we will ask about anyway in the job interview.
I'm good at this, but not at that.
Give us an overview about your individual skill set. That can include the software you are using, soft skills, but also languages (of course here we're mainly interested in your English). If you are a UX Researcher list some methods that you apply and your experience level with them. Try to quantify your skills in a meaningful way and be honest to yourself and us. A good self reflection is always better than overselling. We are not hunting for UX unicorns.
Don't rely on brand badges.
Not only the cover letter but also your CV / resume can look different for every position you apply for.
Do some research about the company, their working culture and their UX approach and highlight things that are relevant to them. If applying to Zalando, for instance, this could be your experience in e-commerce, but also your attitude or special approach in how to apply Lean UX.
Maybe personalization could mean highlighting the aspects of your standard CV that are particularly relevant to the job at hand. Maybe it's re-ordering or even re-writing the bullet points for your past jobs. Maybe it's writing a custom objective statement.
Making the minimal effort to customize your CV will get our attention; deliver on the promise by following through with details, putting the message into your own words, and highlighting synchronicities.
As in all well-done user-centered design projects, you should test your product before rolling it out. It might be very difficult for you to test your CV / resume with the exact target group — UX hiring managers — but maybe you have a friend working in the same industry that can give you feedback. Do they understand the general structure; is it easy to read; what questions do they have? A nice exercise: Hand your CV to the tester, take it away after 2 min and then ask them to recall what they remember. This way you learn what sticks out. If this doesn't match the image of yourself that you want to sell, you know what you need to do — iterate!
CV Q&A: Send in the Qs! Next month, we'd like to share some advice based on your questions. Send your questions to [email protected] and the Zalando hiring team will answer as many as we can.


How did Grey's Anatomy deal with Dr McDreamy's death?
Last night saw the 'aftermath' Grey's Anatomy episode which left viewers in a state of shock, confusion, heartbreak, meltdown and other TV-related emotional states, following the death of Dr McDreamy (aka Patrick Dempsey) the week before.
While some fans are clearly still grieving, others felt the episode answered some questions and helped pull themselves together.
We'll continue to watch how this one plays out.
WARNING: This story features a Grey's Anatomy spoiler, but if you have the internet (which we suspect you do as you're on this website) or any form of social media channel, you'll know about this shocking news already.
We're still struggling to come to terms with the death of Grey's Anatomy character Dr McDreamy (sorry Dr Derek Shepherd), after he was in a fatal car crash in last week's episode.
We won't go into detail, but he narrates his own death, describing the inability of the staff looking after him.
"I'm going to die because these people aren't properly trained," Derek's voiceover says.
Patrick Dempsey, who plays the role, said being on the show has been a "remarkable ride".
"The worldwide impact has been extraordinary," said Dempsey. "It is incredible how devoted and passionate the fans are, and I will forever be grateful and humbled by the experience."
That's all very well and good Dempsey, but look at the angst and destruction you've caused on Twitter. Women are weeping all because of your career choice.
If my wife cries at my funeral as much as she cried when @PatrickDempsey died on #GreysAnatomy I'll be satisfied.
As the show's creator Shonda Rhimes said in a terribly dramatic statement today, McDreamy was an example of "what young women should demand from modern love".
So long, McDreamy, it's been beautiful.


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Микола Миколайович Органов (, місто Зарайськ Рязанської губернії, тепер Московської області, Російська Федерація — , місто Москва) — радянський партійний і державний діяч, 1-й секретар Приморського та Красноярського крайкомів ВКП(б), голова Президії Верховної Ради РРФСР (1959—1962). Член Бюро ЦК КПРС по РРФСР (1961—1962). Член ЦК КПРС в 1952—1971 р. Депутат Верховної Ради СРСР 3—8-го скликань (1950—1970).

Біографія
Народився в родині робітника. З 1916 року працював робітником з ремонту телеграфних ліній.

У 1918—1919 роках — діловод Юр'єв-Польської міської ради Владимирської губернії.

У 1919—1924 роках — у Червоній армії. Учасник Громадянської війни в Росії.

У 1924—1925 роках — секретар Юр'єв-Польського повітового комітету комсомолу Владимирської губернії.

Член ВКП(б) з 1925 року.

У 1925—1926 роках — заступник начальника Політичного секретаріата Владимирського губернського військового комісаріату.

У 1926—1927 роках — секретар виконавчого комітету Юр'єв-Польської повітової ради Іваново-Вознесенської губернії.

У 1927—1929 роках — голова Юр'єв-Польської міської ради Іваново-Вознесенської губернії.

У 1929—1931 роках — голова Александровської міської ради Івановської промислової області.

У 1931—1933 роках — секретар комітету ВКП(б) фабрики імені III-го Інтернаціоналу міста Карабаново Івановської промислової області.

У 1933—1934 роках — заступник секретаря Кінешемського міського комітету ВКП(б) Івановської промислової області.

У 1934—1937 роках — 1-й секретар Некоузького районного комітету ВКП(б) Івановської Промислової (потім — Ярославської) області.

У 1937—1938 роках — завідувач сільськогосподарського відділу Ярославського обласного комітету ВКП(б). Входив до складу особливої трійки НКВС, створеної за наказом НКВС СРСР від 30 липня 1937 року № 00447.

У 1938—1939 роках — начальник Ярославського обласного земельного відділу.

У 1939—1941 роках — заступник начальника Приморського крайового земельного відділу.

У 1941—1942 роках — у Червоній армії: військовий комісар, інструктор політичного відділу.

У 1942—1943 роках — завідувач сільськогосподарського відділу Приморського крайового комітету ВКП(б).

У 1943 році — секретар Приморського крайового комітету ВКП(б) із тваринництва. У 1943 році — завідувач відділу тваринництва, заступник секретаря Приморського крайового комітету ВКП(б) із тваринництва.

У 1943 — 19 березня 1947 року — 3-й секретар Приморського крайового комітету ВКП(б).

19 березня 1947 — вересень 1952 року — 1-й секретар Приморського крайового комітету ВКП(б).

У 1948 році закінчив заочно Вищу партійну школу при ЦК ВКП(б).

У липні — серпні 1952 року — інспектор ЦК ВКП(б).

22 вересня 1952 — 21 лютого 1958 року — 1-й секретар Красноярського крайового комітету КПРС.

25 лютого 1958 — 26 листопада 1959 року — заступник Голови Ради Міністрів РРФСР.

На другій сесії Верховної Ради РРФСР V-го скликання обраний Головою Президії Верховної Ради РРФСР.

25 листопада 1959 — 20 грудня 1962 року — голова Президії Верховної Ради РРФСР. Входив до складу Бюро ЦК КПРС по РРФСР (31 жовтня 1961 — 23 листопада 1962).

12 січня 1963 — 12 квітня 1967 року — надзвичайний і повноважний посол СРСР у Болгарії.

У березні 1967 — 1973 року — голова Комісії із виїздів за кордон при ЦК КПРС.

З 1973 року — на пенсії у Москві. Похований на Троєкурівському цвинтарі.

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Депутати Верховної Ради СРСР 3-го скликання
Депутати Верховної Ради СРСР 4-го скликання
Депутати Верховної Ради СРСР 5-го скликання
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Депутати Верховної Ради СРСР 7-го скликання
Депутати Верховної Ради СРСР 8-го скликання
Дипломати СРСР
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It's chilly this morning across Houston, generally in the low- to mid-30s, and some areas such as Tomball, Brenham and The Woodlands have dipped just below freezing.
With sunny skies we'll warm into the mid-60s today. With light winds we'll see near deal winter weather. Lows tonight will be about 10 degrees warmer.
These three days will be warmer, but not unpleasantly so as the air will remain fairly dry. Expect highs in the low- to mid-70s most days across Houston, with lows rising to near 60 degrees by Monday morning. Rain chances will be near zero.
For Mardi Gras in Galveston, daytime temperatures will be a touch cooler, and nighttime temperatures a touch warmer.
Along with highs in the 70s, slight rain chances return Monday and Tuesday ahead of a fairly robust cold front. I don't think we're talking a lot of rain, perhaps a few tenths of an inch at most. As for the front itself, there's likely to be a limited amount of instability. This means that while thunderstorms are certainly possible ahead of a cold air mass like this, I wouldn't bet on them. Conditions for severe weather seem more likely to the east of Houston, in Louisiana.
We'll see very cold and clear conditions in the wake of the front, and possibly a freeze by Wednesday or Thursday morning. The winter-like weather should last through at least Saturday.
Eric, I think I speak for all Houstonians when I ask when's Houston going to finally see some snow? If it snows every 10 years here, I'd say we're overdue.
Alas, it's looking unlikely for this winter.


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Cost estimates, including both monetary and nonmonetary quality-of-life costs specific to Michigan, were estimated for overall traffic crashes and index crimes by experts in the field of economics of traffic crashes and crimes. These cost estimates were applied to 2009 Michigan traffic crash and index crime incidence data to estimate dollar losses from traffic crashes and index crimes to the state and for each county within the state. Crash costs associated with alcohol-involved traffic crashes, teen-driver-involved crashes, crash-involved motorcyclists, and unrestrained occupants of passenger vehicles were also calculated. Findings indicate that in 2009, index crimes in Michigan resulted in $1.9 billion in monetary costs and $4.7 billion in total (monetary and nonmonetary quality-of-life) costs. Overall traffic crashes resulted in $4.8 billion in monetary costs and $9.1 billion in total costs. Of these costs, alcohol-involved crashes accounted for $0.8 billion in monetary costs and $1.9 billion in total costs. Crashes involving teen drivers accounted for almost $1 billion in monetary costs and $1.8 billion in total costs. Crash-involved motorcyclists accounted for $0.4 billion in monetary costs and $0.8 billion in total costs. Injury-crash involved unrestrained occupants accounted for $0.5 billion in monetary costs and $1.2 billion in total costs. Based on dollar losses to the state, the magnitude of the problem of traffic crashes exceeded that of index crimes in 2009.


Fox Chase Cancer Center Board Member Kenneth E. Weg and wife Carol Weg established this chair in 1998 to recognize and support an outstanding leader in the fields of cancer research and human genetics who represents the highest standards of excellence.
Dr. Joseph Testa's work focuses on genetic alterations in mesothelioma, a cancer linked to asbestos exposure, and AKT oncogenic activity. He has identified frequent mutations of the tumor suppressor genes NF2 and CDKN2A/ARF in mesothelioma, and reported a mouse model that recapitulates molecular features of the human disease. His group is unraveling the role of NF2 inactivation in oncogenic cell signaling.
The Testa lab first characterized the AKT2 gene and showed it to be over-expressed in ovarian and pancreatic cancers. His group also found that knockdown of AKT2 inhibits the malignant phenotype of tumor cells over-expressing this gene, thus implicating AKT signaling as a potential target for therapeutic intervention. He has also documented frequent activation of AKT in many kinds of cancer and shown that inhibiting AKT can sensitize tumor cells to therapy-induced apoptosis.
Dr. Testa has received several awards, including the Stohlman Memorial Scholar Award from the Leukemia Society of America and the Selikoff Award for Cancer Research from the Ramazzini Institute. He is a member of the NCI Board of Scientific Counselors and is an editorial board member of six journals. He was named the inaugural Carol & Kenneth Weg Chair in Human Genetics in 1999.


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There are various parking options at Rome Fiumicino Airport. Passengers or visitors can decide between the short-term parking areas or the long stay parking lots. Parking spaces are available for disabled drivers and motorbikes.
Short-Term Parking
There are a few parking spaces in front of the Terminals A and B. 128 spaces are available at Terminal B, and 32 spaces at Terminal A
Multi-Level Garage Parking
In this area there are more short-term parking spaces available. The parking garages have multi-levels and are divided into four buildings, named A, B, C and D. Passengers can follow the signs to the terminal and then to the parking garages – Parcheggio Multipano A-B-C-D. They are positioned between the international departure area and the domestic terminal.
The multi-level garage parking areas are within walking distance of the airport's terminal buildings. They all offer covered parking except for the highest levels. There are 3701 parking spaces available and are connected to the airport buildings with sheltered pedestrian walkways.
Long-Term Parking Facilities
This parking area is situated further from the Fiumicino Airport terminals. It is located on the main Rome to Fiumicino highway in the direction of the airport. Passengers should look for signage that read 'Parcheggio Lunga Sosta'. There are more than 4000 parking spaces available.
A shuttle bus must be taken to reach the airport terminals from the long-term parking areas. The shuttle buses are free and operate every 15-20 minutes, 24 hours a day. It is more economical to park in this area than in the short-term parking garages. These facilities are not covered areas.
Valet parking is convenient for those passengers who don't want to search for an empty parking space themselves, and who are willing to pay more for service. Valet services are available in front of the Domestic Terminal.
Fiumicino Airport offers 88 parking spaces for motorbikes. They can be found on level 1 of the parking garage, building A.
Disabled Parking Facilities
Disabled individuals may park their car for up to 2 hours at free reserved spaces at the departures and arrivals area of Terminals A, B and C. Parking for longer time periods can be found in the multi-level parking garages as well as in the long-term parking lot. These are dedicated spaces with easy access, and may not be used by anybody other than handicapped drivers.
Payment for the Parking Areas
Cash or credit cards can be used for parking payments. There are automatic pay machines at the exits of the multi-level parking garages and extra pay points on the first and fourth levels. At the long-term parking lot, payments are made at the vehicle exits.
Aeroporte di Roma has a new online booking service where passengers can book their parking spaces in advance.
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This is the tale of Ohumonoth the alchemist and Buh the owl.
It's exhausting to spend the days transforming lead into gold!
A very hot bath in a very old bathroom!
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Ann-Marie Murell is the creator, owner, and Editor-in-Chief of PolitiChicks.com. She was the recipient of Front Page Magazine's Glazov Gang Ronald Reagan Award and co-author of the bestselling book, "What Women (Really) Want". Ann-Marie is a regular on talk radio and has appeared on dozens of television shows including Fox & Friends, Hannity, the Dr. Phil Show, The Mike Huckabee Show, Lou Dobbs, C-SPAN, Stuart Varney & Company, Newsmax TV, CNN, MSNBC, and more. In addition to PolitiChicks, Ann-Marie has contributed to Townhall Finance, The Blaze, Daily Caller, Front Page Magazine, and other news sites.
Sourced a national voting organization, wrote a popular book, received an award for blogger of the year in 2013. Talks about Catherine Engelbrecht who wants to conduct a forensic audit of the election, doesn't seem to have a bias.
It seems like the article itself is somewhat trustworthy. It does seem to have a slight bias, but it isn't an outrageous bias that seems to drown out the actual facts of the article. Speaking of which, facts are stated in the article, although there is no way of telling if they are accurate or not. There are formatting issues that make parts of the article a little unclear, and as you said the only quoted source is True the Vote. As for the site itself, I'm not sure I would trust it overall, and this undermines what trust is placed in this article. From a glance around the website, it seems that many of the articles are trying to attract a specific group of people. This could also be found in the subtitle for the site, which is "The Voice of Conservative Women and Men". This suggests that most, if not all, of the articles have some sort of bias. As for your question, I think that the reason she wrote these news stories is, frankly, because she is trying to inform the community, although what she is trying to inform the community of is debatable.
I don't trust this site!
I don't trust this site because it is clearly bias! The first thing I see is in big bold letters says " The voice of conservative woman and men". I like that this site is not trying to hide their political views at least they just come out and say they are conservative but that automatically makes me not trust it. I think that any site that comes out and basically says they are bias should not be trusted.


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A 2013 US coming-of-age romantic comedy-drama film called The Spectacular Now comes to the screen at Bahrain Cinema Club tonight at 7pm.
The film is the story of Sutter Keely, a high school senior and effortless charmer, and of how he unexpectedly falls in love with "the good girl" Aimee Finecky.
While Aimee dreams of the future, Sutter lives in the now. And yet somehow, they're drawn together.
What starts as an unlikely romance becomes a sharp-eyed, straight-up snapshot of the heady confusion and haunting passion of youth – one that doesn't look for tidy truths.
At the 2013 Sundance Film Festival, the film received the Special Jury Award for Acting and was nominated for the Grand Jury Prize. Call 39682323 for further information.


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THE SPONGEBOB MUSICAL BROADWAY'S AWARD-WINNING HIT ON SALE!
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COMING TO PROCTORS DURING 2019–2020 SEASON
Tickets on Sale Today at 10 a.m.!
The critically acclaimed, award-winning THE SPONGEBOB MUSICAL, declared "BRILLIANT!" by The New York Times, will play a tour-launching engagement at Proctors, Sept. 22–28, for eight performances only.
Tickets for THE SPONGEBOB MUSICAL, starting at $21.75, go on sale 10 a.m. Today (Thursday, June 13) and will be available at the Box Office at Proctors, 432 State Street, Schenectady; by phone at 518.346.6204; and online at proctors.org.
"Wonders pour from the stage in a ravishing stream of color and invention" (Time Out New York) as Broadway's best creative minds reimagine and bring to life the beloved Nickelodeon series with humor, heart and pure theatricality in a neon-sparkly "party for the eyes and ears" (Daily Beast). Be there when SpongeBob and all of Bikini Bottom face catastrophe—until a most unexpected hero rises to take center stage. This "creative explosion" (Broadway.com) is "nothing short of genius" says TheaterMania, so bring
the entire family to celebrate friendship and cooperation, and learn the power of unity and inclusion.
THE SPONGEBOB MUSICAL explodes with energy and features an original pop and rock-infused score by a legendary roster of Grammy® Award-winning songwriters. Led and conceived by visionary director Tina Landau(2018 Tony Award nominee) and a Tony Award®-winning design team, the production brings the spirit of SpongeBob to life with humanity, heart, and pure theatricality. THE SPONGEBOB MUSICAL features a book by Kyle Jarrow, orchestrations and arrangements by Tom Kitt, musical supervision by Julie McBride & Tim Hanson, andchoreography by Christopher Gattelli. The design team includes scenic and costume design by David Zinn,lighting design by Kevin Adams, projection design by Peter Nigrini, sound design by Walter Trarbach, hair and wig design by Charles G. LaPointe, make-up design by Joe Dulude II, foley design by Mike Dobson, and casting byStewart/Whitley.
THE SPONGEBOB MUSICAL is a one-of-a-kind musical event with original songs by Yolanda Adams, Steven Tyler and Joe Perry of Aerosmith, Sara Bareilles, Jonathan Coulton, Alex Ebert of Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros, The Flaming Lips, Lady Antebellum, Cyndi Lauper & Rob Hyman, John Legend, Panic! At the Disco, Plain White T's, They Might Be Giants, T.I., Domani & Lil'C and songs by David Bowie & Brian Eno, and by Tom Kenny & Andy Paley. Additional lyrics by Jonathan Coulton. Additional music by Tom Kitt.
The Original Cast Recording is available now from Masterworks Broadway wherever music is sold and streamed.
Explore the depths of theatrical innovation in THE SPONGEBOB MUSICAL, 2018 Best Musical winner of the Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle Awards, where the power of optimism really can save the world.
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Steelworkers bare more than their chests in The Full Monty
Steelworkers bare more than their chests in The Full Montyat Capital Repertory Theatre, July 5–Aug. 11 Comic musical has a heart, too ALBANY, N.Y.—JUNE 18, 2019—The full Monty. It implies nudity, full frontal male nudity. And you'll get a glimpse of that in the comic musical The Full Monty, but the show... Read more » ... Read More
HAMILTON PUBLIC ON SALE 10 A.M. MONDAY, JUNE 24 PERFORMANCES AUGUST 13 – AUGUST 25, 2019 AT PROCTORS Producer Jeffrey Seller and Proctors announced today that single tickets for HAMILTON will go on sale to the public 10 a.m. Monday, June 24 at Proctors.org, by phone (518-346-6204) or in person at the Proctors Box... Read more » ... Read More
Proctors Collaborative adds two marketing associates
Proctors Collaborative adds two marketing associates Tiarnan Barrett and Rachel Hamlin join marketing team SCHENECTADY, N.Y.—June 10, 2019—Recent college graduates Tiarnan Barrett and Rachel Hamlin have joined the marketing team at Proctors Collaborative, each taking on roles as marketing associates. Barrett, of Slingerlands, graduated in May with a bachelor's degree... Read more » ... Read More
PROCTORS SEEKS YOUNG FEMALE CHILD ACTRESS FOR HIT BROADWAY SHOW ON TOUR!
WAITRESS PROCTORS SEEKS YOUNG FEMALE CHILD ACTRESS FOR HIT BROADWAY SHOW ON TOUR! The Tony®-nominated musical WAITRESS is searching for "LULU" 10 a.m. Tuesday, April 30, Fenimore Asset Management Gallery at Proctors SCHENECTADY, N.Y.—WAITRESS, the Tony®-nominated musical, will be premiering at Proctors for a limited engagement, June 11–16, and is looking... Read more » ... Read More
"Slightly terrifying" Mike Lebovitz tops Pretty Much the Best Comedy Show at Proctors
"Slightly terrifying" Mike Lebovitz tops Pretty Much the Best Comedy Show at Proctors, Saturday, May 25 Debut album LEBO on the way! Pretty Much the Best Comedy Show Starring Mike Lebovitz 8 p.m. Saturday, May, 25 Underground at Proctors 432 State Street, Schenectady 518.346.6204 proctors.org $15 advance; $20 day of SCHENECTADY, NY—MAY 3, 2019—Mike Lebovitz... Read more » ... Read More
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Blue and White Party leader Benny Gantz conceded to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday after a close election between the two men, giving the Likud leader a fifth term in office.
The two parties secured 35 seats in Israel's parliament, the Knesset, but Netanyahu was able to form a larger coalition of right-wing parties to secure a clear majority with 65 seats.
Both Gantz and Netanyahu declared early victories Tuesday night, but the Blue and White leader conceded defeat.
"We respect the decision of the people," Gantz said during a televised speech.
Despite the loss, he said he was satisfied with the votes his party achieved weeks after its formation.
Yair Lapid, Gantz's No. 2, said the Blue and White Party Knesset members plan to "make life miserable" for the ruling Likud coalition.
Netanyahu, speaking Tuesday night, declared it a "tremendous victory" for his party.
U.S. President Donald Trump, a supporter of Netanyahu, called the prime minister to congratulate him on his election victory.
"PM Netanyahu thanked @POTUS Trump for his great support of Israel, including the recognition of Jerusalem and the Golan Heights, as well as for the strong stand against the Iranian regime, including the President's recent decision against the Iranian Revolutionary Guards," Netanyahu said on Twitter.


Cook oil/fat together with sweetener over low-medium heat in a flat-bottomed pan. When mixture begins to simmer/bubble, add pears.
Cook for 10-15 minutes, until pears are caramelized on bottom (watch mixture carefully to make sure it doesn't burn/stick, may need to stir every so often).
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NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — A tenth critically endangered black rhino has died in Kenya after being moved to a new wildlife park and the sole survivor has been attacked by lions, wildlife authorities said Thursday in what some conservationists have called a national disaster.
The Kenya Wildlife Service's acting director has been fired and several other officials have been suspended after "clear negligence" was found in the rhinos' transfer last month from the capital, Nairobi, to Tsavo East National Park Rhino Sanctuary, wildlife minister Najib Balala said.
Preliminary investigations show the rhinos died from stress intensified by salt poisoning as the animals struggled to adjust to saltier water in their new home, Balala said.
"The animals were dehydrated, restless" and drinking more of the water only worsened the problem, said Peter Gathumbi, professor of veterinary pathology at the University of Nairobi.
"Shame, shame, shame," prominent Kenyan conservationist Paula Kahumbu wrote in a Facebook post in which she regretted not questioning the rhinos' transfer in the first place.
Transporting wildlife is a conservation strategy used to help build up animal populations, and Kenya's wildlife ministry has called the rhinos' deaths "unprecedented" in more than a decade of such transfers. It has said it transported 149 rhinos between 2005 and 2017, losing just eight of them during that time.
According to WWF, black rhino populations declined dramatically in the 20th century, mostly at the hands of European hunters and settlers. Between 1960 and 1995 numbers dropped by 98 percent to fewer than 2,500.
Since then the sub-species has rebounded, although it remains extremely threatened. In addition to poaching the animals also face habitat loss.


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Taxation is theft, purely and simply even though it is theft on a grand and colossal scale which no acknowledged criminals could hope to match. It is a compulsory seizure of the property of the State's inhabitants, or subjects.
Murray Newton Rothbard (1926 – 1995)
Written by David Gordon
Murray Rothbard was born March 2, 1926, the son of David and Rae Rothbard. He was a brilliant student even as a young child; and his academic record at Columbia University, where he majored in mathematics and economics, was stellar. In the Columbia economics department, Rothbard did not receive any instruction in Austrian economics, and Mises was no more than a name to him. In a course on price theory given by George Stigler, however, he encountered arguments against such then popular measures as price and rent control. These arguments greatly appealed to him; and he wrote to the publisher of a pamphlet that Stigler and Milton Friedman had written on rent control.
The publisher in question was the Foundation for Economic Education; and visits to this group's headquarters led Rothbard to a meeting with Ludwig von Mises. Rothbard was at once attracted to Mises's laissez-faire economics, and when Mises's masterwork Human Action appeared in 1949, it made a great impression on him. He was henceforward a praxeologist: here in Mises's treatise was the consistent and rigorous defense of a free economy for which he had long been in search. He soon became an active member of Mises's seminar at New York University. Meanwhile, he continued his graduate studies at Columbia, working toward his Ph.D. His mentor was the eminent economic historian Joseph Dorfman, and Rothbard received the degree in 1956, with a thesis on The Panic of 1819 that remains a standard work.
As he deepened his understanding of laissez-faire economics, he confronted a dilemma. The arguments for market provision of goods and services applied across the board. If so, should not even protection and defense be offered on the market rather than supplied by a coercive monopoly? Rothbard realized that he would either have to abandon laissez-faire or embrace individualist anarchy. The choice, arrived at in the winter of 1949, was not difficult.
Rothbard soon attracted the attention of the William Volker Fund, the main group that supported classical liberal scholars in the 1950s and early 1960s. He began a project to write a textbook to explain Human Action in a fashion suitable for college students; a sample chapter he wrote on money and credit won Mises's approval. As Rothbard continued his work, he transformed the project. The result, Man, Economy, and State (1962), was a central work of Austrian economics.
Rothbard was entirely in accord with Mises's endeavor to deduce the whole of economics from the axiom of action, combined with a few subsidiary postulates. In much more detail than Mises had done, he carried out the deduction; and in the process, he contributed major theoretical innovations to praxeology. He showed that the socialist calculation argument applies, not only to a governmentally controlled economy, but to a single private firm owning the entire economy as well. It too could not calculate. He also integrated Frank Fetter's theory of rent with Austrian capital theory; and argued that a monopoly price could not exist on the free market. Further, he offered a brilliant criticism of Keynesian economics, and he anticipated much of the "rational expectations" revolution for which Robert Lucas later won a Nobel Prize.
As Rothbard originally planned Man, Economy, and State, it was to include a final part that presented a comprehensive classification and analysis of types of government intervention. The section also subjected to withering criticism the standard canons of justice in taxation; a brief but brilliant passage refuted in advance the anti-market arguments based on "luck" that were to prove so influential in the later work of John Rawls and his many successors. Unfortunately, the part appeared in the original edition only in a severely truncated form. Its full publication came only in 1972, under the title Power and Market. The complete version of Man, Economy, and State, as Rothbard originally intended it to appear, is now available from the Mises Institute.
This masterly work was far from exhausting Rothbard's contributions to economic theory. In a major paper, "Toward a Reconstruction of Utility and Welfare Economics" (1956), he showed that if one takes seriously the fact that utility is ordinal and not cardinal, then the anti-market views of most modern welfare economists must be abandoned. Strict application of demonstrated preference allows one to say that the participants to a voluntary exchange expect ex ante to benefit. Further than this, the economist, so long as he remains value-free, cannot go. His main papers on economic theory are available in the posthumously published two-volume collection The Logic of Action (1997).
Rothbard devoted close attention to monetary theory. Here he emphasized the virtues of the classical gold standard and supported 100% reserve banking. This system, he held, would prevent the credit expansion that, according to the Austrian theory of the business cycle developed by Mises and Friedrich Hayek, led to inevitable depression. He summarized his views for the general public in the often-reprinted pamphlet What Has Government Done to Our Money? (1964) and also wrote a textbook, The Mystery of Banking (1983).
Rothbard showed the illumination that Austrian theory could bring to economic history in America's Great Depression (1963). Far from being a proof of the failures of unregulated capitalism, the 1929 Depression illustrates rather the dangers of government interference with the economy. The economic collapse came as a necessary correction to the artificial boom induced by the Federal Reserve System's monetary expansion during the 1920s. The attempts by the government to "cure" the downturn served only to make matters worse.
In making this argument, Rothbard became a pioneer in "Hoover revisionism." Contrary to the myths promoted by Hoover himself and his acolytes, Hoover was not an opponent of big government. Quite the contrary, the economic policies of the " Engineer in Politics" prefigured the New Deal. Rothbard's view of Hoover is now widely accepted.
For Rothbard, banking policy was a key to American economic history. Like Michelet, he believed that history is a resurrection of the flesh; and his discussions are no dry-as-dust presentations of statistics. He was always concerned to identify the particular actors and interests behind historical decisions. The struggle between the competing Morgan and Rockefeller banking circles figures again and again in his articles in this field, collected in his A History of Money and Banking in the United States (1999).
Rothbard ranged far beyond economics in his historical work. In a four-volume series, Conceived in Liberty (1975-1979), he presented a detailed account of American colonial history that stressed the libertarian antecedents of the American Revolution. As usual, he challenged mainstream opinion. He had little use for New England Puritanism, and the virtues and military leadership of George Washington did not impress him. For Rothbard, the Articles of Confederation were not an overly weak arrangement that needed to be replaced by the more centrally focused Constitution. Quite the contrary, the Articles themselves allowed too much central control.
Although Rothbard usually found himself in close agreement with Mises, in one area he maintained that Mises was mistaken. Mises contended that ethical judgments were subjective: ultimate ends are not subject to rational assessment. Rothbard dissented, maintaining that an objective ethics could be founded on the requirements of human nature. His approach, based on his study of Aristotelian and Thomist philosophy, is presented in his major work The Ethics of Liberty (1982), his major study of political philosophy.
In his system of political ethics, self-ownership is the basic principle. Given a robust conception of self-ownership, a compulsory government monopoly of protective services is illegitimate; and Rothbard endeavors to refute the arguments to the contrary of supporters of a minimal state, Robert Nozick chief among them. He contributes important clarifications to problems of libertarian legal theory, such as the nature of contracts and the appropriate standard of punishment. He explains why Mises's instrumental argument for the market does not fully succeed, though he finds much of value in it; and he criticizes in careful detail Hayek's view of the rule of law.
Rothbard modified the famous dictum of Marx: he wished both to understand and change the world. He endeavored to apply the ideas he had developed in his theoretical work to current politics and to bring libertarian views to the attention of the general public. One issue for him stood foremost. Like Randolph Bourne, he maintained that "war is the health of the state"; he accordingly opposed an aggressive foreign policy.
His support for nonintervention in foreign policy led him to champion the Old Right. John T. Flynn, Garet Garrett and other pre-World War II "isolationists" shared Rothbard's belief in the close connection between state power and bellicose foreign policy.
The situation was quite otherwise with postwar conservatism. Although Rothbard was an early contributor to William Buckley's National Review, he rejected the aggressive pursuit of the Cold War advocated by Buckley and such members of his editorial staff as James Burnham and Frank S. Meyer. He broke with these self-styled conservatives and thereafter became one of their strongest opponents. For similar reasons, he condemned their neoconservative successors. He followed a pragmatic policy of temporary alliances with whatever groups were, at a given time, opposed to militarism and foreign adventures. He set forward the basis for his political stance in a key essay, "Left and Right: The Prospects for Liberty." This appeared in an important scholarly journal, Left and Right, which he established. This contained major essays on revisionist history and foreign policy, but unfortunately lasted only from 1965-1968.
In an effort to widen the influence of libertarian thought in the academic world, Rothbard founded the Journal of Libertarian Studies in 1977. The journal began auspiciously with a symposium on Robert Nozick's Anarchy, State, and Utopia. Down to the present, it has remained the most important journal hospitable to libertarian ideas.
Rothbard established in 1987 another journal, the Review of Austrian Economics, to provide a scholarly venue for economists and others interested in Austrian theory. It too is the key journal in its area of specialty. It has continued to the present, after 1997 under the new name Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics.
In his comments on current events, Rothbard displayed an amazing ability to digest vast quantities of information on whatever subject interested him. Whether, e.g., the question was competing factions in Afghanistan or the sources of investment in oil in the Middle East, he would always have the relevant data at his command. A sample of his columns, taken from the Rockwell Rothbard Report, is available in The Irrepressible Rothbard (2000). Another journal that he founded, The Libertarian Forum, provides his topical comments for the period 1969-1984. He presented a comprehensive popular account of libertarianism in For A New Liberty (1973).
One last academic triumph remained for Rothbard, though sadly it appeared only after his death. In two massive volumes, Economic Thought Before Adam Smith and Classical Economics (1995), he presented a minutely detailed and erudite account of the history of economic theory. Adam Smith, contrary to general belief, was not the founder of modern economics. His defense of a labor theory of value, modified and continued by his Ricardian successors, shunted economics onto the wrong path. The heroes of Rothbard's study were the Spanish scholastics, who long before Smith had developed a subjective theory of value, and such later figures as Cantillon, Turgot, and Say. He dissects the heretical religious thought that prefigured Marxism and gives a mordant portrayal of the personality and thought of John Stuart Mill.
Rothbard was closely associated with the Ludwig von Mises Institute from its founding in 1982 by Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr. This organization became the main vehicle for the promotion of his ideas, and he served as its Academic Vice-President.
He taught at Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute from the mid 1960s to the mid 1980s; from 1986 to his death on January 7, 1995, he was S.J. Hall Distinguished Professor of Economics at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
The "indispensable framework" for the life and work of this creative genius and polymath was his beloved wife, JoAnn Rothbard. His combination of scholarly achievement and engaged advocacy on behalf of freedom is unmatched.
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Rothbard boils down the Austrian theory to its essentials. He shows precisely how banks create money out of thin air and how the central bank, backed by government power, allows them to get away with it.
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Praxeology: The Methodology of Austrian Economics
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The praxeological method was the basic method of the earlier Austrian school and also of a considerable segment of the older classical school.
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The "boom-bust" cycle is generated by monetary intervention in the market, specifically bank credit expansion to business.
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In the deepest sense, the American Revolution was a conscious majority revolution on behalf of libertarianism and against power.
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Mises's fundamental accomplishment was to take the theory of marginal utility and apply it to the demand for and the value, or the price, of money.
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What would Murray Rothbard have said in the planned chapter 10 of his nine-chapter manuscript on the Progressive Era? Patrick Newman reveals Rothbard's target: the fourth party system (1896–1932).
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The goal of the Georgia Institute of Technology Eco-Commons project was to develop strategies and solutions that enhance stormwater management on campus to reduce the impact on the combined sewer outfall (CSO), increase total tree canopy, and reduce the car-centered footprint of campus.
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Of notable technological advances, the Eco commons will incorporate vegetative hydroponic wetlands to treat campus blackwater for the purpose of reducing potable water demands on campus and for training students on innovative sustainable wastewater strategies.


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Did I miss something? Authorities in Ukraine, a country seeking closer association with the European Union and swearing allegiance to human rights and democratic values, arrested a man. The next day, lurid photos of the man – naked, bearing scratches, and hands tied – appeared on the Facebook and Twitter pages of the leader of a Ukraine radical party, who says he plans to exchange him for the ousted president Yanukovich.
And through all of this, a deafening silence out of Kiev.
The man in the photos is Igor Kakidzyanov, a "defence minister" of the self-proclaimed "Donetsk Republic" that has rejected Kiev's authority and occupied public buildings in eastern Ukraine for the past month.
On May 6, 2014, the Ukrainian Interior Ministry reported that a group of "separatists" attacked a vehicle of a special police unit traveling from the town of Mariupol. The police, according to the Ministry, killed one of the attackers and arrested two others, including Kakidzyanov.
On the morning of May 7, 2014, a spokesperson for the Social-National Assembly, a coalition of radical Ukrainian parties, told journalists that he was "personally interrogating" Kakidzyanov. A few hours later, Oleg Liashko, leader of the radical party and a presidential candidate, announced on his website and social media accounts that his team managed to capture a group of separatists, including Kakidzyanov. He posted the gruesome photos of Kakidzyanov – including one showing him hooded. "Would like to exchange Kakidzyanov to Yanukovich," he said on Twitter.
How did this man, arrested by the police, end up in the hands of a radical party leader? Why have the Ukrainian authorities been silent and done nothing following Liashko's posts?
I spent a few hours trying to reach someone in the Ministry of Interior, prosecutor's office, National Security Council, Ministry of Justice, and other governmental institutions. I called a few dozen numbers, but nobody picked up. I desperately searched for any sign of official reaction to this blatant violation of local and international law – but found none.
I hope Ukraine's international counterparts, including the EU and US governments, have better luck reaching out to the Ukrainian authorities. I also hope they explain to them in no uncertain terms that such treatment of detainees is unacceptable, and that they need to immediately return Kakidzyanov to official custody, ensure his due process rights, and bring those responsible for this outrageous situation to account.


A new wearable device could provide a smarter way for smokers to kick the habit, and now UK based tech firm Sagentia is helping to bring it to market.
The SmartStop band is a nicotine delivery system that learns when smokers are likely to reach for their cigarettes and provides them with a hit at the right time.
The device is meant to be worn 24/7, and therefore negate the problems faced by the current methods of smoking abstinence, which means either getting a constant slow release of nicotine through patches, or a sudden hit using gum.
The SmartStop can deliver the nicotine in line with the smokers own habits, which the company says makes it "revolutionary" in the market.
Of course, no wearable is complete without a smartphone hook-up, and the StartStop links to an app that provides helpful advice to reassurance to smokers when they need it.
Sagentia is based in Cambridge, but has been recruited by Silicone Valley-based Chrono Therapeutics – who originally developed the band – to bring the SmartStop to market. The company was originally involved in creating the concept, but is now working on miniaturising the tech ready for a final release.


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Hubble stretches the stellar tape measure ten times further
This illustration shows the precision stellar distance measurement from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope and how it has been extended 10 times further into our Milky Way galaxy than ever before. This greatly expands the volume of space accessible for refining the cosmic tape measure needed for measuring the size of the Universe. This type of measurement is based on trigonometric parallax, a geometric method commonly used by astronomers.
NASA Press release
Illustration Credit: NASA, ESA, and A. Feild (STScI)
Science Credit: NASA, ESA, A. Riess (JHU/STScI), S. Casertano (STScI/JHU), J. Anderson and J. MacKenty (STScI), and A. Filippenko (University of California, Berkeley)
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Type: Collage
Release date: 10 April 2014, 17:17
Type: Unspecified : Cosmology
Category: Illustrations
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V 606 nm Hubble Space Telescope
SII 673 nm Hubble Space Telescope
images on eso.org
images on iau.org


Acknowledging the truth of our history can be painful, overwhelming and even traumatic. The history itself is also one of traumatization. Nate and Tim continue the conversation about the tragic truth of American church history by reflecting on last week's discussion with Mark Charles and more.