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I'm a self-described foodie, but that doesn't mean that I'm not health conscious. Instead of trying and failing at my usual New Year's Resolution to go on a diet and say no to the baguette, I decided to focus instead of re-learning the art of eating. My friend Larissa shared this Guardian article by Bee Wilson on re-thinking our culture's disordered and obsessive relationship with food.
I'm on a quest to eat locally and healthfully — to integrate more fruits and vegetables into my diet without succumbing to the temptations of oil and butter.
I'm Kenyan-American, so I also grew up eating quite a bit of meat, especially red meat. However, as I think more about reducing my own carbon footprint and eating as many natural products as much as possible, I've pledged to Meatless Mondays and Wednesdays in solidarity with another of my dear friends, Emefa (My very traditional Kenyan father would probably be horrified if he read this post).
Enter my new smoothie and soup obsession.
One of the most popular Instagram trends these days is the smoothie bowl. My friend Mariah Amter of M's Smoothies and Colorful Eats (@mamter) is at the forefront of that trend. I delight in the color of flavor of her gorgeous smoothie bowls.
I'm an amateur and I'm slowly learning how to make my smoothie bowls prettier, so you'll have to forgive me on these first two attempts. I told you I'd be transparent about my trials and errors in recipe development on this food blog. Nigella Lawson wasn't built in a day and neither was Jikoni.
For the first bowl, my base was yogurt. Fruit: pineapple, passion fruit, mango, watermelon. Topping: desiccated coconut. I skipped the crunch and doubled up on my health booster, baobab. Sweetener: agave nectar.
For the second bowl, my base was almond milk. My fruits and vegetables were mango, cucumber, and banana. My topping was the sunflower seeds. My crunch? Tiger nuts. My health boosters were (you guessed it) baobab and moringa. And my sweeter was honey.
Let me know if you've got any ideas for a smoothie bowl!


As the lights dimmed, there was a noticeable change in the hot, sweat-infused air. Impatient chants of "FTP! FTP!" voiced by the swarm of bodies in every direction quickly turned into a deafening cheer of excitement.
My friend and I joined them, and the crowd seemed to unite instantaneously as fog crept its way onto the stage and colored lights zoomed across the arena. Foster the People had finally showed up, opening with a psychedelic number that had everyone dancing to the beat.
This was my first concert, and I found this new world ridiculous, insane, and beautiful all at the same time. My friend and I had waited for hours both in line and in the arena, encountering the most annoying concertgoers from the touchy couple practically trying to conceive to the groups of idiots who attempted to cut everyone and squirm past tight spaces in the pit. Hell, a fight almost broke out between two girls behind me right before opening act. The friendly college student next to me even told me this was the "most annoying concert" she had ever been to. And I agreed: a lot of these people were unbelievably obnoxious.
But something changed when the music started. It was almost magical. A room full of strangers, many of whom would probably maul each other to death given the chance, was united by their love for music.
If you think about it, that is pretty extraordinary. I had the time of my life carelessly dancing and singing along with strangers, knowing that no one cared about how ridiculous we all must have looked, because we didn't feel ridiculous at all. We were all there to get lost in our own worlds, to quite literally lose ourselves in the music.
Feeling the rhythm pulsing through my veins, I realized that there was one quality that spanned concerts of all genres – they united all kinds of people. Music is universally loved. For me it is an essential part of my life and unlike anything else. In fact, I'd like to think that every single person in the world likes some type of music.


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The Chef Cooking Up Invasive Species
Asian carp are a problem, but they're also dinner.
by Anne Ewbank March 13, 2018
Philippe Parola with a large Asian carp. Courtesy of Philippe Parola
Asian carp are big fish: big in size, and big in numbers. Originally imported to the American south in the 1970s as cleaners of ponds and wastewater facilities, they escaped into the Mississippi River and now clog waterways across the United States. Easily startled by motors, they have been known to jump into boats, causing broken noses and black eyes for unwary fishermen. Some carp can weigh a hundred pounds.
Fast-multiplying and with few predators, these fish aren't just dangerous for humans. They have big appetites for plankton, plants, and even snails, the food sources of native species. The Great Lakes are especially imperiled, and millions of dollars have been poured into research and underwater barriers to keep them away. News reports treat carp sightings near Lake Michigan like hurricanes threatening a city.
But for chef Philippe Parola, Asian carp are an opportunity, because, by all accounts, the fish is a delicious invader. After being bled, carp meat is firm and white, and they are ridiculously plentiful: By one estimate, 70 percent of the biomass in the Illinois River is Asian carp. Plus, Parola suspects that environmentally conscious fish lovers might like to eat for a cause. That's why Parola runs Silverfin Group, Inc., which last month started selling fish cakes made from Asian carp: the first time an invasive species has been mass marketed as food in the United States.
A "silverfin" po'boy sandwich. Courtesy of Philippe Parola
It's a project several decades in the making. Parola was born in France during its lean, post-war years. "Grocery stores were not all over the place in France," Parola notes. Fishing and hunting wild game was still a way for his community, in the countryside around Paris, to put food on the table. He even remembers eating common carp, a bottom-feeding fish notorious for tasting something like mud.
When he arrived in New Orleans, in 1981, it was the last few years when French food—and chefs—still dominated the American food scene. "Today, American chefs are doing very well on their own," he says, in his booming French-Southern accent. Parola worked as a chef and restaurant consultant in Louisiana for decades, before he became interested in Asian carp in 2009. (During a taping of an episode of Jeff Corwin's Extreme Cuisine, two carp jumped into his boat.) Parola's passion for Asian carp seems fueled by disdain for wasting this teeming mass of tasty fish. The idea of expensive electric barriers particularly disgusts him. "Fish is food," Parola insists. His other catchy slogan, which he repeats often, is: "Can't beat 'em, eat 'em."
But there have been some challenges to "eating 'em." For one thing, the term "Asian carp" carries bad connotations. Carp's reputation as an ugly, throwaway fish isn't exactly endearing. Though Asian carp tastes better than the common type, the association with the mud-tasting fish Parola ate as a child still exists. They are also very bony, and Americans tend to enjoy their fish, not to mention chicken and other meats, completely boneless. (In the carp's original swimming grounds, across Asia, fish are often served bones and all.)
Startled by a boat motor, Asian silver carp leap into the air. Asian Carp Regional Coordinating Committee/CC BY 2.0
It's a problem that other advocates of eating invasive species have run up against time and again: Many have bad qualities that outweigh their tastiness. For example, the beautiful lionfish, native to the Indo-Pacific, are overwhelming the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico. Lionfish are fierce predators of native fish, which would be enough reason to try and remove them. But they are also covered in venomous spines and can only be caught with a handheld net or a spear, by scuba-gear wearing hunters.
Yet after removing the venomous spines, lionfish meat is safe and tasty. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's 2010 "Eat Lionfish" campaign aimed at halting the fish's inroads into coral reefs. Whole Foods joined in by selling lionfish in stores and sponsoring spear-hunting derbies in Florida. Though scientists say the lionfish problem is too big to be truly eradicated, their numbers have shrunk around some Florida reefs. Plus, the efforts of environmentalist chefs are making lionfish sought-after seafood, all the more so because they're tricky to catch.
But some efforts are less successful. The state of Louisiana has a longstanding vendetta against nutrias, aquatic rodents imported in the 1930s for their fur. Nutrias breed quickly and grow up to 20 pounds in size, and wild nutria have overrun Louisiana's waterways. Nutria pose a particularly pernicious threat: They've been known to dig holes in levees. In 1963, the state of Louisiana released a pamphlet called "Nutria For Home Use," an early attempt to get ahead of furry devastation. The pamphlet described when, where, and how to hunt nutria (dusk, in a canal, and with a .22 rifle).
By 1998, the recipes in "Nutria for Home Use," such as Sour Cream Nutria, were outdated. So the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries recruited Parola, then a chef at the Bear Corners restaurant in Jackson, Louisiana, to help re-market nutria to consumers. Parola describes nutria as having a taste like dark turkey meat. His recipes gave nutria the French treatment, with dishes including Culotte de Nutria à la Moutarde.
Nutria apparently taste like "dark turkey meat." Timo Sack/CC BY-SA 2.5
Unfortunately, Parola says, the nutria industry was nipped in the bud. To be sold across state lines, the FDA requires that mammals be caught alive and killed in slaughterhouses as opposed to being hunted, a much more difficult task. The nutria's faint similarity to rats didn't help, either: Few people want to eat what they consider vermin.
But there aren't such limits on the shipping of fish, and while the name "carp" is unsexy, it lacks the same connotations as "rat." A name change helps. Parola trademarked "silverfin" in 2012 as an alternative to carp. It's a first step, but Parola thinks the nutria experience will help him succeed. "Now with Asian carp, I have some guidelines I can use," he says.
So far, it seems to be going well. The carp Parola uses is caught from waterways in Mississippi, Illinois, and Louisiana, and the latter two states have supported his efforts. Two facilities in Louisiana process the fish; then, it's shipped to Vietnam, where it's made into crabcake-like patties, sidestepping carp's bony problem, and shipped back. Including fishermen, Silverfin Group, Inc. currently employs around 100 people, Parola says. They've already netted a big customer: SYSCO, America's largest food distributor. Silverfin cakes will be served at restaurants, and they already debuted at a University of Illinois luncheon.
Parola, presenting a silverfin cake. Courtesy of Philippe Parola
Though Illinois is currently the focus of Parola's fish operation, he still lives in Baton Rouge. He often rhapsodizes about Louisiana, his adopted home. "Produce, herbs, fruits, vegetables, seafood, game, you name it, we got it all," he says. There's something personal, then, to his efforts to protect the state's waterways. After Asian carp, Parola says, he has his eye on the fist-sized apple snail, which invaded Louisiana waterways 10 years ago. "You know, escargot?" he asks.
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Bernie Mac Is an 'Old Dog'
Bernie Mac Is an Old Dog
It looks like another funnyman has joined the cast of Old Dogs. According to The Hollywood Reporter, The Original Kings of Comedy's Bernie Mac will be appearing alongside Robin Williams and John Travolta in the upcoming laugher.
The story revolves around a couple of old friends and business partners who suddenly find themselves having to look after seven-year-old twins. The film is being produced by Walt Disney Pictures.
Bernie Mac will play a children's entertainer named Johnny Lunchbox. He has been described as "Elvis, Bono, and the Beatles all wrapped into one." He is also a very charismatic puppeteer.
The film will be released in early 2009.


Medical students should be taught emotional resilience, a GMC report has warned, after 28 suicide cases among doctors under investigation.
The report recommended a national support service be established to ensure appropriate services and support are made available to doctors in need, that a senior medical officer be appointed within the GMC to oversee medical cases, and that the regulator's staff undertake mental health awareness training.
The BMA said it was pleased the GMC had acknowledged that more must be done to support vulnerable doctors through the arduous investigation process.
The GMC reviewed all deaths of doctors in its fitness to practise process between 2005, when electronic records began, and 2013, and identified 24 suicides and four suspected suicides.
The independent review found many of those doctors who took their own life suffered from a recognised mental health disorder or had drug or alcohol addictions.
Other factors that often followed from those conditions may have contributed to their deaths, including marriage breakdown, financial hardship, and in some cases police involvement, as well as the stress of being investigated by the GMC.
The report said it was important that medical students had the resilience and coping techniques to help them face difficult circumstances in their careers.
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GMC chief executive Niall Dickson acknowledged the body needed to do more to make its process as low-stress as possible and it would now review its procedures to identify further changes.
Former RCGP chairwoman and medical director of the Practitioner Health Programme Dr Clare Gerada welcomed the review. 'I applaud the GMC's openness in putting in the public domain the issue of doctors' suicides whilst under their process,' she said.
'They need to continue to show their commitment to reducing the impact of fitness to practise investigations on vulnerable doctors whilst always maintaining patient safety - a substantial task.
BMA chairman Dr Mark Porter said: 'Many doctors are already facing high levels of stress.
'The BMA provides counselling and support services for all doctors but believes more must be done to help vulnerable doctors who find themselves going through what can be a prolonged and arduous process.


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Hmm... still have too many things on my To Do list. I'll try finding that darned sketchbook that's *somewhere* in this house so I can finish my trib for MegaMorphics then move onto more work for Katmandu while waiting for word from the CIA. Then there's my websites... 5 domains and two personal sites to work on. Soon.


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«Aerodynamic» es una canción instrumental de Daft Punk, conocida por su solo de guitarra prominente. Fue lanzada el 28 de marzo de 2001 como el segundo sencillo del álbum Discovery.

Composición
Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo una vez describió el álbum Discovery como "una mezcla entre el pasado y el futuro, tal vez el presente". Thomas Bangalter también explicó en una entrevista en 2001 que "Una gran cantidad de música house de hoy sólo utiliza muestras de música disco de los 70 y 80... A pesar de que tenemos influencias de música disco, hemos decidido ir más allá y traer a todos los elementos de música que nos gustaba cuando eramos niños, ya sea en disco, electro, heavy metal, rock o clásica.

Lista de sencillos
 «Aerodynamic» – 3:34
 «Aerodynamite» – 7:48

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 "Aerodynamic" en Discogs
 Sitio oficial de Daft Punk
 Sitio oficial en alemán
 Sitio oficial de Daft Punk en Virgin Records

Canciones de Daft Punk
Sencillos de música electrónica
Sencillos de 2001

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Johan Sætre, född 5 januari 1952 i Trysil i Hedmark fylke är en norsk före detta backhoppare som var aktiv under 1970- och 1980-talet. Han representerade Idrettslaget Trysilgutten.

Karriär

Johan Sætre debuterade internationellt under tysk-österrikiska backhopparveckan i Schattenbergbacken i Oberstdorf i dåvarande Västtyskland 30 december 1973 med en 45:e plats. Hans första placering bland de tio bästa i en deltävling i backhopparveckan kom säsongen 1974/1975 då han blev nummer 5 i öppningstävlingen i Oberstdorf. Han kom på prispallen i en internationell tävling första gången januari 1976 i Bischofshofen. Hans första och enda seger i världscupen fick han i Gstaad 23 januari 1981.

I olympiska spelen 1976 i Innsbruck i Österrike slutade Johan Sætre på en delad 18:e plats (med Karel Kodejška) och i stora backen blev han nummer 13. Sætre deltog också i olympiska spelen 1980 i Lake Placid i USA. Där blev han nummer 14 i normalbacken och nummer 31 i stora backen i MacKenzie Intervale Ski Jumping Complex.

Sætre deltog i Skid-VM 1982 på hemmaplan i Holmenkollen i Oslo. Han blev nummer 17 i normalbacken (Midtstubakken) och nummer 24 i stora backen (Holmenkollbakken). I lagtävlingen lyckades det norska laget (Johan Sætre, Per Bergerud, Ole Bremseth och Olav Hansson) ta hem guldet 0,9 poäng före Österrike och 47,7 poäng före Finland.

Johan Sætre blev nummer tre i Holmenkollen ("Holmenkollrennet") 1976 (efter österrikarna Karl Schnabl och Toni Innauer). I tävlingen i Holmenkollen 1978 blev han tvåa efter DDR-hopparen Harald Duschek. Han tog åter andraplatsen i "Kollen" 1979 efter landsmannen Per Bergerud.

I perioden 1974 till 1982 vann Sætre tio norska mästerskap i backhoppning, i normalbacken 1974–1977, 1979 samt 1980 och i stora backen 1976, 1977, 1980 och 1982. Sætre är därmed den som vunnit flest norska mästerskap i backhoppning genom tiderna. Hans sista stora tävling var i Holmenkollen 1983. Då blev han nummer 15.

Utmärkelser

 1981 tilldelades Johan Sætre Holmenkollenmedaljen.

Internationella meriter
1974: Nr 9 i normalbacken under VM i Falun
1975: Nr 2 i Falun
1976: Nr 2 i Falun, nr 3 i Bischofshofen och i  Holmenkollen
1976/77: Nr 5 i Oberstdorf
1978: Nr 2 i  Holmenkollen
1979: Vinnare i Falun, nr 2 i Bischofshofen och i  Holmenkollen
1980: Två andraplatser i världscupen; St. Moritz och Engelberg, och en tredjeplats
1981: Seger i Gstaad, en andraplats och två tredjeplatser
1981/82: Nr 2 i Cortina d'Ampezzo och nr 3 i Strbske Pleso
1983: Nr 15 i Holmenkollen

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 Sports Reference - Johan Sætre
 Norska mästare i backhoppning

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Tävlande i backhoppning vid olympiska vinterspelen 1980
Tävlande i backhoppning vid olympiska vinterspelen 1976
Tävlande vid olympiska vinterspelen 1976 från Norge
Tävlande vid olympiska vinterspelen 1980 från Norge
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Glass by Crown Crystal Glass Company
This glass was used in the New South Wales Government Railways' railway refreshment rooms. In the first decades of rail travel no buffet or dining carriages were provided and hungry passengers had to leave the train to patronise refreshment rooms located on station platforms. The private caterers who serviced these facilities were loudly condemned in a railway commissioner's report of 1870 which resulted in NSW Railways taking over and developing new style refreshment rooms at selected …
This object is part of
Collection of Australian glass
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Pint glass, etched with a crown and map of Australia, marked 'NSWGR / RRR', clear glass, made by Crown Crystal Glass Company, Waterloo, New South Wales, for the New South Wales Government Railways, Australia, c. 1910-1960
Pint glass, from a New South Wales Government Railways' Railway Refreshment Room, clear, made by Crown Crystal Glass Company for the NSW railways
Pint glass, clear, etched with a crown and map of Australia and marked 'NSWGR / RRR'.
Glass by Crown Crystal Glass Company 2021, Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences, accessed 19 January 2022, <https://ma.as/168654>
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by Adam L Silverman | January 31, 2020 7:06 pm | 125 Comments
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Let's step back a bit and take stock of what has happened today. First and foremost a battle was won. Specifically that there will be no vote tonight, in fact there will be no vote until Wednesday, on the final disposition of the impeachment of the President. While I'm sure this seems like cold comfort to some, it is a win. When faced with an opponent whose capabilities overwhelm your own, when facing a situation where you are at an asymmetric disadvantage, a key strategy is to play for time. The inability of Senator McConnell to call for a vote to dismiss the impeachment charges against the President this evening creates time. While it doesn't create time for Senator Schumer to move, it creates time for other events to occur.
Between now and Monday morning when closing arguments begin, let alone Wednesday when the vote to dismiss is currently scheduled to be taken, a lot of events can occur. Ambassador Bolton can continue to leak out and tease what he knows. If he was smart, given that his information's shelf life is now set to expire on Wednesday, he'd get himself booked on all the Sunday AM news talk shows and get his story out. Because if he doesn't take advantage of this opportunity, it will close and he will then face whatever consequences the President and his closest advisors have cooked up for him.
Between now and Monday morning when closing arguments begin, let alone Wednesday when the vote to dismiss is currently scheduled to be taken, Joseph Bondy, on behalf of his client Lev Parnas can leak more audio and video and documents that further implicate the President, the Vice President, the Acting Chief of Staff, the Secretary of State, the White House Counsel, the Attorney General, the President's private attorney Rudy Giuliani, Senator Graham (R-Fainting Couch), Congressman Nunes (R-Mooooooo), his staffer Derek Harvey, and several others. If Bondy was smart, and he is, he's right now in discussion with the Sunday AM news talk shows to get at least some of this material out. His letter this afternoon to Senator McConnell, which seems to have caused Senator McConnell some dyspepsia, laid down this marker.
Below is the letter Stephanie Schuman @LeafLegal and I sent to Senator McConnell earlier today, (202) 224-2541, summarizing the testimony Lev Parnas would be able to provide, were he called as a witness. #LetLevSpeak #AmericansDemandWitnesses #CallTheWitnesses #LetBoltonTestify pic.twitter.com/WPn7ppz2rG
— Joseph A. Bondy (@josephabondy) January 31, 2020
Between now and Monday morning when closing arguments begin, let alone Wednesday when the vote to dismiss is currently scheduled to be taken, a lot of events can occur. The President is currently scheduled for an extended sit down interview with his personal sycophant and Fox News media fluffer Sean Hannity to air at half time during the Super Bowl. And he is, of course, currently scheduled to give the State of the Union on Tuesday evening. Senator McConnell, as well as every other Republican senator, a lot of Republican members of the House, and senior members of the President's staff such as White House Counsel Pat Cipollone, Attorney General Barr, and likely anyone and everyone within earshot and arm's reach is going to face an increasingly unhappy President over the next five days. A President who will not be able to take a victory lap because the impeachment charges against him have been dismissed during his interview with Sean Hannity that airs during half time of the Super Bowl on Sunday. A President who will not be able to take a victory lap because the impeachment charges against him have been dismissed during the State of the Union. A President who has to spend the entire weekend, as well as Monday and Tuesday and part of Wednesday, twisting in the wind while we all wait to see what else leaks out or is openly divulged over the next five days. A President who has exceedingly poor self control at the best of times is now faced with a situation that he cannot stand, a situation that is completely beyond and outside of his control.
Right now, because Senator McConnell's plan failed, there is an opening, an opportunity. Senator Schumer and his minority Democratic caucus may not have the votes to ultimately stop Senator McConnell. Speaker Pelosi and her lead impeachment manager Congressman Schiff may not be able to force the GOP majority Senate to do anything. But Congressman Schiff has proven to be an effective strategist in his management of this process. As has Speaker Pelosi. And Senator Schumer has done his part. So take a step back, look at the bigger picture, and recognize that today's small victory provides opportunities for future ones. Both in the short term of the next five days and the longer term.
Live today, fight tomorrow!
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Lisa Murkowski's Diamond Tears
by Four Seasons Total Landscaping mistermix | January 31, 2020 3:25 pm | 89 Comments
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Here's her full statement on why she won't vote for witnesses, but the tl;dr is some nonsense about the trial being too politicized, she's tearful about how John Roberts has been attacked, etc. Don't waste your beautiful minds trying to make sense of it. Some words had to be formed into sentences, those sentences formed into paragraphs, all in the form of statement, to keep her sinecure intact.
The only thing left is to take this vote and hammer away at all the senators who were part of it. It's Democrats' turn to wrap ourselves in the flag, quote the Constitution, and amp up the traitor rhetoric that Republicans love to use at every convenient occasion.
Also, I realize I'm really leaning on this song but I'm not aware of any better expression of the absurdity of the feigned outrage that we've been seeing.
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Impeachment Trial – January 31, 2020
by Cheryl Rofer | January 31, 2020 12:58 pm | 111 Comments
This post is in: Impeachment, Live Blogging, Trump Crime Cartel
Separate rumors are floating that Democrats and Republicans want to delay the vote to enthrone Donald Trump I until next week. I can see why Democrats might want to do this, but not Republicans. The State of the Union is scheduled for next Tuesday, February 4, and I would think they would want King Donald I to take a victory lap. I see Mistermix has already speculated on this.
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Breaking: John Bolton Tries To Get Himself Out of His Self Constructed Bind
by Adam L Silverman | January 31, 2020 12:45 pm | 42 Comments
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The New York Times has just reported new information regarding the President's attempt to extort Ukrainian President Zelensky to announce an investigation into the Bidens in exchange for both US military and other aid, as well as a White House visit.
EXCLUSIVE: Bolton book contains new, earlier, allegation of Trump's involvement in pressure campaign. Trump asked Bolton to call Zelensky to ensure he would meet w/Giuliani. Cipollone and Mulvaney were in room. w/@maggieNYT https://t.co/8lZaG4zbfu
— Michael S. Schmidt (@nytmike) January 31, 2020
From The New York Times (emphasis mine):
WASHINGTON — More than two months before he asked Ukraine's president to investigate his political opponents, President Trump directed John R. Bolton, then his national security adviser, to help with his pressure campaign to extract damaging information on Democrats from Ukrainian officials, according to an unpublished manuscript by Mr. Bolton.
Mr. Trump gave the instruction, Mr. Bolton wrote, during an Oval Office conversation in early May that included the acting White House chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, the president's personal lawyer Rudolph W. Giuliani and the White House counsel, Pat A. Cipollone, who is now leading the president's impeachment defense.
Mr. Trump told Mr. Bolton to call Volodymyr Zelensky, who had recently won election as president of Ukraine, to ensure Mr. Zelensky would meet with Mr. Giuliani, who was planning a trip to Ukraine to discuss the investigations that the president sought, in Mr. Bolton's account. Mr. Bolton never made the call, he wrote.
The previously undisclosed directive that Mr. Bolton describes would be the earliest known instance of Mr. Trump seeking to harness the power of the United States government to advance his pressure campaign against Ukraine, as he later did on the July call with Mr. Zelensky that triggered a whistle-blower complaint and impeachment proceedings. House Democrats have accused him of abusing his authority and are arguing their case before senators in the impeachment trial of Mr. Trump, whose lawyers have said he did nothing wrong.
The account in Mr. Bolton's manuscript portrays the most senior White House advisers as early witnesses in the effort that they have sought to distance the president from. And disclosure of the meeting underscores the kind of information Democrats were looking for in seeking testimony from his top advisers in their impeachment investigation, including Mr. Bolton and Mr. Mulvaney, only to be blocked by the White House.
While all of the reporting and the reporters on this are focusing on what does this mean for today's/this evening's votes. Specifically whether this will force the votes on motions to bring witnesses and then to dismiss the impeachment charges against the President back until sometime over the weekend or next week. While that reporting is interesting, it misses the larger point: John Bolton's information has a shelf life. And we are fast approaching that information passing it's use by date.
Bolton's information and use as a fact witness who directly observed what the President and other members of his senior staff – Chief of Staff Mulvaney, VP Pence, WH Counsel Cippolone, and others – has a limited shelf life. That information only has value if he can get it out before the Senate dismisses the impeachment charges against the President. Once the Senate dismisses the impeachment charges, his book is going to fail its pre-publication classification review, because it will be made to fail it's pre-publication classification review in order to keep it from ever seeing the light of day. The person overseeing that review, National Security Council Counsel John Eisenberg is one of White House Counsel Pat Cipollone's deputies. Bolton will likely sue to force his book to be approved, which is the normal response to these things, and that suit will be resolved several years from now. While that suit drags on, as soon as the Senate dismisses the impeachment charges against the President, the President will have AG Barr go after him the way that Deputy FBI Director McCabe and others have been targeted. Bolton's only chance now is to get ahead of what's coming. And that chance has a very quickly oncoming expiration date.
Today just went sideways for Senator McConnell, the President, and Pat Cipollone whose long suspected complicity and involvement in all of this has now been further exposed to the light of day. The question is whether Senator McConnell can regain his footing to do what we all know he is planning on doing.
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Drippity Do Dah
by Four Seasons Total Landscaping mistermix | January 31, 2020 12:19 pm | 30 Comments
Giuliani denies this meeting ever took place. If Bolton's account is true, it would be the earliest example of Trump involvement in the Ukraine campaign https://t.co/f9SOgKs9VO
— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) January 31, 2020
The latest is that the final impeachment vote could be delayed until the middle of next week, after the SOTU.
If I were a Republican putting party over country (is that redundant?), I would be of two minds on that. First, if Trump skates today, the notion that his SOTU could be summarized as anything but "boo-yah, suck on that Nancy" are dim, and only his advisors Al, Dan and Van (Adderall, Percodan and Ativan) really know what else he would say once he feels that he got away with it. Better to still have him in the dock so he reads the prompter.
On the other hand, the minute Trump is acquitted, the value of the Bolton revelations are diminished, since there's no possibility that they can be used as leverage against Collins, McSally, et. al.
So yeah, it's hard out there for the traitorous Republican Senators, but don't worry, their retirement wingnut welfare jobs are totally safe.
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by Cheryl Rofer | January 30, 2020 1:17 pm | 237 Comments
More questions today.
Is it Time for Pentagon Papers 2: Electric Boogaloo?
by Four Seasons Total Landscaping mistermix | January 29, 2020 3:08 pm | 134 Comments
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The White House is claiming that Bolton's book is top secret, especially the criming parts (probably). The Times has it. The Post probably has it too. The obvious thing to do if Trump continues this ridiculous charade is to publish the parts that relate to Trump (which the Times has already sorta kinda done, in summary form), just as those two papers did back in 1971.
The other obvious thing that could happen is that Bolton and his mustache of destiny could transport themselves to literally any media outlet in this here US of A and tell their story using his piehole, which we here at Balloon-Juice have on good authority works well at saying things, since he was able to use it to tell Eliot Engel to investigate Trump. Most of the things he says are fucking stupid, but the point remains.
Either way, this fucker's story is going to get out, only when when and how are at stake.
Open thread.
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war, historians take questions on the 14th amendment and the reconstruction era. this question-and-answer session was part of a symposium hosted by the u.s. capital historical society, that commemorated the 150th anniversary of the 14th amendment's ratification to the u.s. constitution. it is just over 25 minutes. all: i would like to call of our speakers up to a giant and take questions from the audience about anything you want to talk about. anythinge of you had to say, which would be the first -- first in the history of the u.s. capital historical society conferences, then those of us who have spoken can argue with each other. all of us have been trained in , and all the speakers should come up. ,'m going to field questions
but if i feel the necessity of arguing, i will. i want to say one footnote to the last thing mark said. i have been racking my brains and the only thing i can think johnson, would have been when william henry harrison ran with john tyler because john tyler, who was a former democrat, basically had been run out of the democratic party and had no place to go. other than that, i'm trying to think of any time when people rent together from opposite parties. because of the weirdness of the electoral college, it was possible to get a situation where you would have a president and a vice president who were different parties. but that is a different question.
audience member: [inaudible] the republican party ran a person that had been a former confederate general and a onidis help.a ihave a rough guess that would guess because he had been runpublican, but didn't fdr with henry wallace on the ticket, and wasn't henry wallace a republican into the 1930's? it's a long stretch. he was a former
republican but when roosevelt forced him on the 1940 convention, i believe he was by then a democrat. >> and he was in roosevelt's cabinet of the time. audience member: miss brimmer, wardidn't you use daddy bucks and those types of cartoons in your speech? why didn't they use various cartoons in my speech? i'm not sure what you are asking but how would that relate to how it works? what are you envisioning? daddy warbuber: cks? >> are you talking about little orphan annie? audience member: i think that would be appropriate. i will certainly think about it
-- >> i will certainly think about it. , didn't show harriet tubman who was a civil war nurse. we don't have a lot of visual representations, and i haven't come across any. i usually ask people who they think about as civil war widows and black union widows, and many don't realize harriet tubman and susie king taylor received benefits as widows, but they petitioned in the 1890's on the basis of their labor as nurses. audience member: but he was a prominent middleman, daddy warboucks. that suggests the federal government. i'm looking at these issues from the perspective of working, poor women. audience member: back to the political parties' dispute.
bernie sanders was a registered independent that was running under the democratic ticket. if he actually won the primaries, it couldn't have been his party that he was nominated to run with. that was kind of interesting. when you werer: talking about voting when you give your presentation, you up until then that turn of the 20th century most voting was open voting, and that is that you declared. you didn't have a secret ballot, which had the effect of intimidating people as to which way they would vote, because their colleagues, their employers, etc. would be witnessing which way they voted. paul: i am not a specialist on
post civil war voting but my understanding is, people are casting ballots in ballot boxes well before the civil war. if you think about reconstruction, the parties would print ballots. so you would have republican ballots, you would have democratic ballots, and you simply put your ballot in the box. the voting you are talking about really disappears pretty much after the early revolution. audience member: i don't think so. in kentucky. they remained in kentucky until 1891. and i think it continued after that in virginia. audience member: i think it did. could take areas of the city, depending upon the laboring people and you could start telling which way they voted. and they usually voted as a block. gets trickier than that.
even in virginia, you've got paper ballots. technically, that means the ballot can be secret. it is folded up. you can't tell who's ballot you have got. but the ballots are not printed by the government, they are printed by the parties. keep republicans from passing out the ballot, nobody's going to be able to vote. you go up to the organizers there and if people don't have the ballots, they don't vote. box goes backlot a long way. and the problem of voice voting is it prevents the emergence, especially in the 19 century, of that wonderful chicago policy of the voting early and often. >> so for that short, shining. you had radical republicans running the ship of state.
what one thing could they have done that would have made thaddeus stevens feel better a few days before his death? what did they miss that could actually be done by the radical republican congress? driving it from a legislative what could those guys have contributed realistically, that they didn't? >> let me offer one suggestion. i put my life and to the two worlds of being a historian and a law professor, doing both, teaching constitutional law, teaching history, and now being president of the college which is a different life experience. but my sense of the failure of a failure ofn is imagination on the part of northern republicans. that is, northern republicans,
whether they were crude and ben wade, as he was known, and when challenged for a duel in the 1850's he excepted, and said i would choose a squirrel guns at 10 paces, and that ended the duel , because know what is going to do that. are a big you frontiersman like him who was rough and tumble, or as refined and sophisticated as charles sumner, i think almost no republicans could envision the thein which, once defeated, south could not accept defeat and could not accept that their world had changed. asked me, whyve did it take three amendments, not just ending slavery.
why did you end of slavery and then have to do the 14th and then the 15th? it was because of this failure of imagination, that once you ended slavery, the assumption for many northerners is that you would move to equality. int is what had happened many northern states. it didn't happen immediately but pennsylvania, the first place in the history of the world to begin to end slavery by passing the pennsylvania abolition act thehe early 1780's, once former slaves became free, they could testify against whites, they could own property, they could vote, and this was an assumption. , butoting wasn't universal among many republicans they were strongly in favor of suffrage in the 1850's. there were a number of attempts to get universal male suffrage
in northern states. it fails, not for republicans not trying, so they assumed that , we have defeated the south, we you ended slavery, and can't have a republican form of government is half or even one the potentialf electorate is shut out. so one way to seek reconstruction is this gradual education of the north as to what is going on in the south. book comes out, my paper will be expanded as well talkbody's, and i will about the hearings of the joint committee on reconstruction in 1866, where members of congress are utterly shocked at the level of violence going on in the south.
so i think it's an education process, but my other panelists may disagree. landwas going to say reform. i was curious to know what you all would think of that, because it would have had to have been enforced and might have met with more violent resistance. forget the homestead act that south carolina instituted, the problem was the terroristic society. let me go back to the enforcement issue. the president wanted to enforce it. it was because congress would not back him up, and as paul said in the north in particular, with the republicans losing elections afterwards. so i think you can't let ingress off that easily, terms of the enforcement. there is a great letter grant they used troops to kill native americans and build the
railroads and, i have black soldiers being killed in the south and they would not let me take them there. i wasn't being facetious when i said that the rule of law, whatever you might think of lincoln, would you imagine lincoln tolerating the abuse of the rule of law? this was a coup d'etat in america, and it wasn't the only one. there were some in the 1890's that continued to overthrow the legitimately elected government through the use of violence, not just violence by murder. alternatively would have been war crimes trials. the confederate high command committed war crimes throughout the war. they condoned or participated in the murder of surrendering u.s. troops. when lee invades pennsylvania,
his troops go off on slave hunting ventures where they arrest and sees free 6lack's and drag them back to the south. lee is leaving his wounded on the battlefield, leaving his equipment on the battlefield, taken captured free blacks in pennsylvania so they can enslave them. this was a war about slavery. the world did not see this kind of behavior since the roman armies, and one could have wirtzed instead of henry being the only trials, it was simply the first of many. but nobody had the stomach for that. audience member: this question futuremiss landry, professor landry maybe, i don't know. you would have some lucky students of that is the case. i'm curious about native american tribes who fought for the confederacy. did they do that because of an accident of where they were, or did they do it calculating that
they would somehow arrest the treatment of indians as the slaveholding power moved west, and if that was the calculation, was it a miscalculation? >> i don't know. [laughter] audience member: thank you. large slaveowners, they were divided, and they were also dividing the people put them on the trail of tears. in both cases you have a large investment in slavery by a number of the civilized tribes, , what hasve also the the union done to us in the trail of tears, so there is a lot of that. >> most natives who fight for theconfederacy are from
five civilized tribes, and one of the reasons they were called civilized is because they owned slaves. are out of oklahoma. the cherokee nation virtually has its own civil war between the slaveowners who would fight for the confederacy and many charity who joined -- many erokee who joined the u.s. army. if you ever see that totally made up painting of lee surrendering at appomattox, in the background of the painting is a man with very dark skin, standing behind general grant. a senecais eli parker, indian who at the time is a kernel but will later become a brigadier general in the army, and he later becomes the first had of the bia after the war. audience member: follow-up
question. i can't remember if you said it over lunch yesterday or during the proceedings today. >> what were you drinking last night? [laughter] wasence member: buchanan anticipating arizona and new mexico would become slave states. who did the native americans in the mississippi delta think they would have to replace in order to create cotton plantations? not ae i'm pretty sure whole weren't interested in planting cotton. know, most of the native american participation in the war is from what is today oklahoma, then the indian territory, and people east of
the mississippi who are mostly in the north. iroquois.gneca, in the upper midwest in minnesota, native peoples are probably watching the war thinking this is great, they are going to leave us alone for a little while. and again, this in part goes , at the end of the war, where do these great heroes who emancipated the slaves and destroyed slavery, where do they end up? the end up fighting the nas perce war. ironies are tragic and sad everywhere. audience member: it's interesting when we look back,
we don't realize but the confederacy sent out diplomats, diplomatic relations, to recruit the native americans. they were just choosing size, they said we are going to promise you certain things if you fight for the confederacy. so you had that going on as well, a deliberate strategy for treatment, knowing they had also enslave people. i'm interested: in the connection between what you said and an article in "the journal of american history" about the impact of the wives of army troops, african-american troops in world war i, when the government decided that they should send part of the soldier's paid to the wife -- pay to the wife.
and it was discovered that the wives of black troops were getting more money from the government than they were getting from their domestic jobs in the south, and congress tried to cut off the allotment of money to black women in the because they could not get domestic help in their homes. is that article by k walter hickle? in your question, i think you'd answered it, that these allotments meant they would have more money to navigate the social structure in a way that would leave their white employers without domestic servants. add that this was
around issues in an earlier time when black household servants are protesting and striking, and you are having these same sorts of issues with wage disputes because they are acting outside of what is proscribed for them within their society. >> we have one more question, and one short answer. audience member: to keep on this the landeconomics, reform and labor reform that would go along with that, so much of the property on white ownership in fact was based on the mortgaging of black lives. taking them out of the picture and then not being able to reconstruct an economy, i would like to hear you talk about that.
i understand what you are saying, but i'm not sure what your question i truly is. audience member: how does that fit with what could have been done, given the economic change? nub of thethe matter. our nation's economy depended on uncompensated labor, especially the economy of the south. and after the civil war, they still needed that labor and they wanted to pay as little as possible for it. and i think that has an awful lot to do with the terrorism. and then you have the development of the convict lease system, of sharecropping, essentially the reimposition of thinkured servitude and i
it is very much, in my view, the racism is a convenient ideology for the exploitation of this labor. notet me add that we have studied reconstruction as much as we studied what happened after reconstruction. when african americans had an opportunity to vote for the candidates during reconstruction, they elected people. they changed the laws. what it meant to be a tenant is very different what we think of as a share cropper. the person under reconstruction in many states were black legislators were there with their allies changed the laws, so it wasn't the landowners, it was the laborers. you can trace that out and it goes act to the laborers. that made a difference. people were making a difference economically. begot economics
rights. who lead this coup d'etat to overthrow the government writing black legislators to ask for favors. of the vote was soaked sacred and important, we forgot that. we can see what happened to america over the years and we forgot how important the vote is. african-americans understood it and they voted for their interests and it made a huge difference. so to think about what happened after reconstruction was overthrown, and what i call the restoration, is very different than what happened during those times, a true revolution in women's rights, all sorts of things in the states where african-americans had an opportunity to elect people of their choice to represent their interests. that's why i think, more than anything else, that you have this violent overthrow. because it was failing, but
because it was working so well and people were working up the social order. i think politics matter, they opened up an homage uportunities -- opened economic opportunities. that opened up social opportunities. wrote was in a small southern community, and a deacon in the baptist church mary's on the courthouse steps his former slave. i really think those kinds of differences mattered, and we were wrong to separate them out and not see that reconstruction was making a difference in the lives of people at the local levels, because when a judge decided disputes it could often be an african-american deciding the dispute, or certainly a white republican who depended on african-americans. those things were making a difference in people's lives, both blacks and whites.
the government: up in new orleans during reconstruction and during the civil war when they, when the they passed charge, a minimum wage laws, progressive .abor laws >> we could go on for hours, except we would all be kicked out. the people to thank at the capitol historical , jill berkowitz, don ofnon, my panelists and most all the audience. you have been wonderful. thank you for a fabulous day.
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The Civil War 14th Amendment Reconstruction
CSPAN June 23, 2018 6:41pm-7:11pm EDT
A panel of historians took questions on the 14th Amendment and Reconstruction era. This question and answer session was part of a symposium hosted by the U.S. Capitol Historical Society commemorating the 150th anniversary of the 14th Amendment's ratification to the U.S. Constitution.
Sponsor: U.S. Capitol Historical Society
Us 6, U.s. 5, Pennsylvania 4, America 3, John Tyler 2, George C Marshall 2, Harriet Tubman 2, Henry Wallace 2, Paul Kirby 2, Virginia 2, Kentucky 2, Oklahoma 2, Gneca 1, Brimmer 1, Dwight D. Eisenhower 1, Harry Truman 1, Landry 1, Ben Wade 1, Annie 1, Mr. O'reilly 1
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What I am trying to accomplish is to use angular-schema-form together with angular-translate such that field titles in generated forms are translated.
There is an issue where someone asks how to do this, and the advice given is to take advantage of angular-schema-form's postProcess, which is a property of the Provider. This callback gives you the form object before it is rendered, giving you the opportunity to manipulate it with user code. Therefore translation could be done within here.
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Over to the angular-translate library, for me to 'manually' translate strings, I can use the $translate service. This provides both synchronous and asynchronous methods to translate a given key string. The synchronous one is $translate.instant(key).
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