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All Eyes on Senator Susan Collins Who Says She's Working With Small Group of Republicans to Ensure Witnesses at Trump's Trial
January 15, 2020 by Frank Gormlie
All eyes are now trained on Republican Senator Susan Collins of Maine who told a local hometown newspaper on Friday that she was working with a small group of Republican Senators to ensure there are witnesses during Trump's trial in the Senate.
The House just voted today to send the Articles of Impeachment to the Senate and Speaker Nancy Pelosi just named the seven House members who will be "managers" during the Senate trial. The trial is expected to begin next Tuesday, January 21.
According to the Bangor Daily News:
U.S. Sen. Susan Collins of Maine told reporters on Friday that she is working with a "fairly small group" of fellow Republican senators toward a goal of ensuring witnesses can be called in the chamber's impeachment trial of President Donald Trump.
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'Kochland' – the Secret History of the Koch Family – Is Timely Look into Corporate Capitalism
January 7, 2020 by Source
By Thomas Ultican / Tultican
This may be the finest book thus far in the twenty-first century. Kochland; The Secret History of Koch Industries and Corporate Power in America is the second book by former agribusiness reporter for the Associated Press, Christopher Leonard.
Kochland is uniquely special. It is an economic history of America since 1967 that shows the deep changes in our economy that have given rise to a new kind of capitalism. Kochland is told through the lens of Koch Industries whose "annual revenue is larger than that of Facebook, Goldman Sachs, and US Steel combined."
The Real Lesson of Afghanistan Is that Regime Change Does Not Work
December 26, 2019 by Source
A world in which war is normal and peace is out of reach is no more survivable or sustainable than a world where the atmosphere gets hotter every year.
By Medea Benjamin and Nicolas J. S. Davies / Nation of Change / December 20, 2019
The trove of U.S. "Lessons Learned" documents on Afghanistan published by the Washington Post portrays, in excruciating detail, the anatomy of a failed policy, scandalously hidden from the public for 18 years. The "Lessons Learned" papers, however, are based on the premise that the U.S. and its allies will keep intervening militarily in other countries, and that they must, therefore, learn the lessons of Afghanistan to avoid making the same mistakes in future military occupations.
More American Voters Than Ever Now Support Trump's Conviction and Removal from Office – 55% of Those Polled
A new poll released on Christmas Day shows record-level support among U.S. voters for the ouster of President Donald Trump. Public support for Donald Trump's removal from office is the highest it has ever been.
The daily tracking poll from Microsoft News published Wednesday, Dec. 25, asked respondents if they "support or oppose the Senate voting to remove President from office?" It found that while 55% of people support and only 40% oppose — a dramatic surge for those backing Trump's ouster and a record for the poll that has been asking that same question since late September of this year.
Two Articles of Impeachment Brought Against Trump – Abuse of Power and Obstruction of Congress
December 10, 2019 by Frank Gormlie
"Today, in service to our duty to the Constitution and to our country, the House Committee on the Judiciary is introducing two articles of impeachment, charging the President of the United States Donald J. Trump with committing high crimes and misdemeanors," House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler said Tuesday morning, December 10. CNN reported:
Democratic leaders announced they will bring two articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump, charging him with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress to set in motion the third impeachment of a US president in history.
Underneath Impeachment: 25 Random Headlines from Last Week
December 9, 2019 by Jim Miller
By Jim Miller
Her Heart Stopped for 6 hours. Now She's Ready to go Back to Work
Fractured Forests Are Endangering Wildlife, Scientists Find
Killer Heat: US Cities' Plans for Coming Heatwaves Fail to Protect the Vulnerable
Eight-Year-Old Girl Strip-Searched Before Visiting Father at Prison
No Sex in the Bunkbeds!: Tales from the Most Intimate Sharing Economy Start Up Yet
Google's Anti-Worker Actions Evoke IBM's Racist Past
This Has Been the Warmest Decade in Earth's History
US Is Again Complicit in an Illegal Coup, This Time in Bolivia
December 5, 2019 by Source
By Marjorie Cohn / TruthOut / Nov. 28, 2019
Once again, the United States is complicit in an illegal coup d'état in Latin America, this time in Bolivia. On November 10, a right-wing, anti-Indigenous group seized power after the Bolivian military's removal of President Evo Morales, who had declared victory in the October 20 presidential election.
The United States' fingerprints are all over the coup. Advisers from the U.S. Southern Command have been stationed on Bolivia's border with Argentina, Ivanka Trump made a surprising visit to an Argentine province near the Bolivian border in September, the pro-U.S. Organization of American States (OAS) cast unfounded doubt on Morales's election victory, and the U.S.'s National Endowment for Democracy provided suspicious grants to Bolivia.
At least 32 people have been killed and hundreds injured since the coup began.
Here's the Preface to the Trump-Ukraine Impeachment Inquiry Report from House Intelligence Committee
Editordude: Below is the short Preface to the House Intelligence Committee's Trump-Ukraine Impeachment Inquiry Report. Go here for the full 300 page report.
This report reflects the evidence gathered thus far by the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, in coordination with the Committee on Oversight and Reform and the Committee on Foreign Affairs, as part of the House of Representatives' impeachment inquiry into Donald J. Trump, the 45th President of the United States.
'Live Disinformation' Is Real Terror for American Politics This Halloween
October 29, 2019 by Source
By Colleen O'Connor / Times of San Diego / Oct. 25, 2019
Want to scare yourself this Halloween? Forget witches, goblins, ghosts or haunted houses. Instead, read Christopher Wylie's book Mindf*ck: Cambridge Analytica and the Plot to Break America.
It is a must-read primer on the dark arts of cyber politics — "scaled online disinformation, fake news, and mass profiling."
If half of what Wylie writes is true, everyone should be seriously frightened.
It comes as no surprise that much of what high-tech, fin-tech, med-tech and cyber-tech have unleashed is a mixed bag of tricks and treats, that remains to be sorted.
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'We're Building a Wall in Colorado. … a Beautiful Wall …'
During remarks at a shale-energy conference in Pittsburgh Wednesday, Oct. 23, Trump's said "we're building a wall in Colorado. … a beautiful wall …"
Here's the full statement:
Impeachment Day 30: Quid Pro Quo and Smoking Gun Means a GOP Shutdown
October 23, 2019 by Doug Porter
By Doug Porter / Oct. 23, 2019
Ambassador William Taylor's bombshell testimony.before congress on Tuesday laid waste to the Trump administration's 'No Quid Pro Quo" defense.
Another round of polling shows further erosion of the President's support among independent voters, and GOP insiders are whispering about an as yet unreported fall in Republican support.
'This is our watch.' – Elijah Cummings
Trump's Stonewalling of Impeachment Inquiry Is Itself an Impeachable Offense
October 8, 2019 by Source
By Marjorie Cohn / TruthOut / October 7, 2019
As three committees of the House of Representatives proceeded with the impeachment inquiry of Donald Trump, the president tweeted, "I am coming to the conclusion that what is taking place is not an impeachment, it is a COUP." Encyclopedia Britannica defines coup d'etat as "the sudden, violent overthrow of an existing government by a small group."
On the contrary, Congress is fulfilling its constitutional responsibility to investigate allegations that could constitute impeachable offenses — that is, high crimes and misdemeanors. Indeed, during its early history in England, impeachment was called "the most powerful weapon in the political armory, short of civil war."
Impeachment Proceedings Against Trump Due to 'Ukraine-Gate' Could Begin This Week
September 24, 2019 by Frank Gormlie
This whole "Ukraine-Gate" scandal is big. Real big. So big that impeachment proceedings against Trump because of it could begin this week.
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi is set to make a public announcement today – Tuesday – at 2:00 pm California time. She is meeting with the entire Democratic Caucus an hour before.
What it's all about and what we know so far:
Trump pressured newly-elected Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky up to at least eight times in a call to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden's son, Hunter. Trump admitted this on Sunday, Sept. 22.
Meanwhile military aid to Ukraine – already approved by Congress – was held up until after the phone call; Trump had asked his acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney to put a hold on 400 millions in military aid to Ukraine roughly one week before the call. A whistleblower within the intelligence community made a formal complaint weeks ago about Trump's "promises" to Zelensky.
Elizabeth Warren on War and Peace
September 9, 2019 by Source
Warren's troubling foreign policy history includes uncritical support of Israel, supporting sanctions on Venezuela, and vilifying Russia and China as national security threats. But her views are also evolving.
by Reese Erlich / The Progressive
In the last few months Senator Elizabeth Warren has gained ground in public opinion polls tracking the race for the Democratic Party presidential nomination. In some states, she's ahead of Senator Bernie Sanders and pulling close to former Vice President Joe Biden.
In domestic politics, Warren makes a populist appeal to working people with calls for free college tuition, single-payer health care and breaking up monopolies. In foreign policy, she takes a similar stand, calling for an end to foreign trade pacts such as Trump's renegotiated NAFTA.
Presidential Candidates Must Commit to Immediate US Withdrawal From Afghanistan
August 23, 2019 by Source
By Marjorie Cohn / Truthout – Blog / Aug. 17, 2019
On July 30, the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan reported that the Afghan government and international military forces, primarily the United States, caused most of the civilian deaths in Afghanistan during the first six months of 2019. That's more killings than those perpetrated in the same time period by the Taliban and ISIS combined.
Aerial operations were responsible for 519 civilian casualties (356 deaths and 156 injuries), including 150 children (89 deaths and 61 injuries). That constitutes a 39 percent increase in overall civilian casualties from aerial attacks. Eighty-three percent of civilian casualties from aerial operations were carried out by the international forces.
Leading Civil Rights Lawyer: 20 Ways Trump Is Copying Hitler's Early Rhetoric and Policies
By Steven Rosenfeld / August 13, 2019
A new book by one of the nation's foremost civil liberties lawyers powerfully describes how America's constitutional checks and balances are being pushed to the brink by a president who is consciously following Adolf Hitler's extremist propaganda and policy template from the early 1930s—when the Nazis took power in Germany.
In When at Times the Mob Is Swayed: A Citizen's Guide to Defending Our Republic, Burt Neuborne mostly focuses on how America's constitutional foundation in 2019—an unrepresentative Congress, the Electoral College and a right-wing Supreme Court majority—is not positioned to withstand Trump's extreme polarization and GOP power grabs.
Trump's Blame Game on Mass Shootings Continues Unabated
August 8, 2019 by Doug Porter
By Doug Porter / Words&Deeds / August 7, 2019
One of the things you can say this administration has done well is gaslighting people on mass shootings.
While I know pointing out the ten thousand plus falsehoods coming from the Oval Office isn't going to change the mindset of Trumpanistas, staying aware of reality is an important part of civic consciousness.
These fabrications and fictions have the cumulative effect of tamping down overall voter enthusiasm while keeping the thirty percent of Americans who represent Trump's base energized.
Faced with overwhelmingly bad news –mass shootings, winning trade wars isn't easy, after all, and those darn statistics about climate change– the administration and their allies are cranking out absurdities at a frightening pace.
August 5, 2019 by Source
By Stan Levin
Two more mass murders put the lie to an increasingly tiresome but popular cliché, "This is not who we are".
Unless and until we make reasonable gun control the law of the land,
Unless we cease pursuit of the empire by making war all over the world,
Unless we put an end to taking inestimable human lives as well as wasting more than half of our national budget expanding the military,
'America Was Never Yours to Speak For'
July 18, 2019 by Source
By Michelle Gormlie Seguin
America was born like a child
You ever heard of Mai Lai?
You ever heard of John Brown?
It's never been what you think,
it never wanted a crown.
Book review: 'Goosestep' by Harold Jaffe
July 9, 2019 by Source
By Kit-Bacon Gressitt / Excuse Me, I'm Writing
While a tide of new political activists is frothing across the nation, one seasoned revolutionary is quietly practicing his decades-long resistance in Mission Hills. Harold Jaffe, author and SDSU professor, continues his quest to challenge popular perception in his 24th book, Goosestep: Fictions and Docufictions (Journal of Experimental Fiction Books, November 2016).
Jaffe has taught at SDSU for about 30 years, and traveled the world longer. He lives and writes in "what remains of nature" along a Mission Hills canyon.
"There are fewer birds now," he said. "I think global warming is the prime suspect there. Wilderness being real-estated; land being contaminated; the weather being completely out of sorts; birds, when they migrate here in the winter, find the weather too warm. Without wildness, we're damned. We must integrate with wild creatures, otherwise this earth is going to be quickly damned."
The Trump Cartoon That Got the Canadian Cartoonist 'Fired'
July 2, 2019 by Frank Gormlie
Warning: Censorship-worthy, non-funny cartoon of Donald Trump coming up inside.
Here inside is the cartoon that got a Canadian cartoonist fired. It depicts Trump playing golf over the bodies of two drowned migrants – a horrible photographic image that went viral itself. Now the cartoon by Michael de Adder has gone viral itself.
The cartoon includes a hand-drawn image of Oscar Alberto Martínez and his 23-month-old daughter, Angie Valeria, lying face down in the waters of Rio Grande River, having drowned while attempting to cross to get into the United States.
The cartoon went up and viral last Wednesday, June 26. Two days later, de Adder went on Twitter and told the world he had been let go.
Man – and Woman's – Inhumanity to Men, Women and Children
June 26, 2019 by Judi Curry
The Widder Curry Asks – "What has happened to my fellow American?"
For weeks I have sat back and not voiced on this site my horrific feelings about the migrant children that are being housed in sub-standard facilities.
For weeks I have watched supporters of the man in the White House cry because "they are treating the President so badly." For weeks I have been waiting for the public outcry deploring this concentration camp atmosphere. For weeks I have been waiting for the Republican party to say "enough is enough."
For weeks I have been listening to Republicans in office indirectly support the separation of children from their parents. For weeks I have been shaking my head when I hear things from representatives say, "There's not a lock on the door. Any child is free to leave at any time. But they don't and you know why? Because they're well taken care of." (Rep. Michael Burgess, Texas) I do not think that I have to elaborate on Burgess' comment. If you believe him, shame on you.
'Dear Ohio' – Our Bellwhether Election State
June 7, 2019 by Source
Devouring the Apple
By Joni Halpern
Dear Ohio,
I've been thinking lately about our dear country, and about you as the bellwether election state. I was wondering if you see what I see – namely, that everyday Americans do not think they are important in themselves. Instead, they seek the notice of others, as if blind to their own image, as if they cannot feel their existence unless someone else casts an approving eye upon them and says, "Yes, you are one of us. You are real."
Every day, some man or woman in Ohio or California or elsewhere in the country wakes up in the morning, tired from a sleepless night, and puts food on the table for themselves and their loved ones, dresses for work, gives up hours to the job, comes home, deals with dinner, and sits in front of a screen waiting to see if anything more interesting than their own life is happening in fiction or in fact.
9 Easy Propaganda Steps to War With Iran
May 16, 2019 by Source
By Juan Cole / Reader Supported News / May 16, 2019
he Trump administration is now in full disinformation mode, using all the classical techniques of propaganda to put the gullible US public on a war footing with Iran. Here is how it is done.
1. Iran warmongers like National Security Adviser John Bolton and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo pretend to speak for US interests instead of for the narrow and sectarian interests that want a war. Bolton has taken big bucks from the Iranian expatriate People's Jihadis (MEK), which the State Department for long listed as a terrorist organization. NBC news at one point linked it to Israeli intelligence, and others have suggested a Saudi link. Pompeo is a Kansas oil man and we all know what oil men do to the Middle East (think Bush and Cheney).
2. Having hidden behind the flag, the latter-day Goebbelses then invent an emergency. The favored propaganda talking point at the moment is that US troops and diplomats are in danger. US troops and diplomats are always in danger. It is their job to be in danger. If we don't want them in danger we should bring them home from dangerous places like Iraq.
It's Official: We're In a Constitutional Crisis
May 9, 2019 by Frank Gormlie
The US of A is now officially in a Constitutional Crisis. That's not the rant of a Southern California beachtown raq, that's what the top Democrats in Congress are saying.
On Wednesday, Representative Jerrold Nadler, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, said that the nation was in a constitutional crisis after his committee recommended the House hold Attorney General William P. Barr in contempt of Congress for refusing to turn over an unredacted version of the special counsel's report, along with the report's underlying evidence.
And today, Thursday, Speaker of the House Pelosi said she agreed with Nadler.
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Nearly 800 Former Federal Prosecutors Say They Would Have Indicted Trump
9 Prosecutors From San Diego Sign Letter
A bipartisan group called Protect Democracy has organized a letter that is now signed by nearly 800 former federal prosecutors, prosecutors who have served in both Republican and/ or Democratic administrations, which states the Mueller Report findings would produced obstruction charges against President Trump — if he wasn't currently President.
The Mueller report describes several acts that satisfy all of the elements for an obstruction charge: conduct that obstructed or attempted to obstruct the truth-finding process, as to which the evidence of corrupt intent and connection to pending proceedings is overwhelming. These include:
Once Again, Mainstream Media Get It Wrong on Venezuela
May 3, 2019 by Source
News outlets, dutifully supporting Trump administration calls for regime change, reported that a widespread uprising was underway, even though Juan Guaidó's coup attempt had little support.
By Michael Fox / Nation Magazine / May 2, 2019
Caracas—It began with a tweet.
In it, Venezuela's self-declared president, Juan Guaidó, stands in front of a line of military vehicles and rows of Venezuelan soldiers in green uniforms. Beside them is opposition leader Leopoldo López, whom they have freed from house arrest, which stemmed from his role in the 2014 guarimba street protests in which dozens of people were killed.
Guaidó, dressed in a black suit and a white shirt, talks to the camera. "Today, the armed forces are clearly with the people," he says. "The time is now." He calls on the military to rise up and says they are in the streets. He insinuates that they have taken the Carlota military base in eastern Caracas.
See How Pissed-Off Mueller Was With Barr : Here's Mueller's Letter
Special Counsel Robert S. Mueller was pretty pissed-off when Attorney General Barr released Barr's 4-page "summary" of the Mueller Report back in March.
He was so pissed-off, Mueller "put it to paper" and wrote Barr a letter accusing Barr of not giving the report context or substance. Mueller did this not only to convey his views but also to make a record. There was also a follow-up phone call from Mueller to Barr.
Here below is Special Counsel Robert S. Mueller's letter to Attorney General Barr, dated March 27, 2019.
Robert Reich: In Fighting All Oversight, Trump Has Made His Most Dictatorial Move
April 30, 2019 by Source
The president is treating Congress with contempt. This cannot stand – and Congress must fight back
By Robert Reich / RSN – Guardian UK / April 30, 2019
"We're fighting all the subpoenas," says the person who is supposed to be chief executive of the United States government.
In other words, there is to be no congressional oversight of this administration: no questioning officials who played a role in putting a citizenship question on the 2020 census. No questioning a former White House counsel about the Mueller report.
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Компози́ция ( — составление, связывание, сложение, соединение) — составление целого из частей.

 Искусство
 Композиция (изобразительное искусство) — в отличие от рисунка, цвета, линии, объёма, пространства представляет собой не один из компонентов художественной формы, а художественно-образную, содержательно-формальную целостность — наиболее сложный и совершенный тип структуры, в котором все элементы органично связаны между собой.
 Композиция (литературоведение) — взаимная соотнесённость и расположение единиц изображаемого и художественно-речевых средств в словесно-художественном произведении. Структура, план выражения литературного произведения. Построение художественного произведения.
 Композиция (музыка) — категория музыковедения и музыкальной эстетики, характеризующая предметное воплощение музыки в виде выработанного и завершённого в себе музыкального произведения.
 Композиция (режиссура) — расчленение и расположение частей целого в эпизоде, в картине, в акте или в спектакле.
 Архитектурная композиция — содержательно-формальная целостность всех элементов, возникающая в результате художественно-образного переосмысления строительной конструкции.
 Композиция из цветов — флористическая техника компоновки цветов.

 Математика
 Композиция числа — представление натурального числа в теории чисел в виде упорядоченной суммы натуральных слагаемых.
 Композиция функций (суперпозиция функций) — применение одной функции к результату другой.
 Композиция геометрических преобразований — применение сразу нескольких преобразований плоскости, например, параллельного переноса, вращения, зеркального отражения.

 Другое
 Шахматная композиция — составление шахматных задач и этюдов.
 Композиция (агрегирование) — методика создания нового класса в объектно-ориентированном программировании из уже существующих путём включения.
 Композиционный материал — искусственно созданный неоднородный сплошной материал, состоящий из двух или более компонентов с чёткой границей раздела между ними.

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Category Archives: Coach O Needs Another Red Bull
An adjustment in Baton Rouge
From Bruce Feldman's piece today on Ed Orgeron ($$):
… Even in LSU's biggest victory of the season, a 20-point trampling of No. 2 Georgia, the Tigers had problems slowing down the Dawgs' ground game. Georgia opened its second series with runs of 12, 18 and 17 yards — two of those plays featuring the same type of blocking scheme Orgeron is showing on the screen in the combo drill.
"They're shoving the ball right down our throats, running Inside Zone, combination block on the nose tackle," Orgeron told The Athletic. "The way (Georgia tailback) Elijah Holyfield hit that hole you thought it was a friggin' freight train. I watched Holyfield run over my safety (John Battle). That back is hitting that hole quick. That's his play. I'm like, 'Aw shit.' We were playing shade. I told Dave (Aranda) go to zero."
The adjustment was moving 330-pound nose tackle Ed Alexander from playing as a one-technique shaded over one of the shoulders of the center to head up on Georgia's Lamont Gaillard, who Orgeron had said was the best center he'd studied on film in years. Georgia ran for 69 yards on that second series of the game. The Dawgs managed just 44 yards on 19 carries the rest of the day.
"We went to zero and we shut their ass down," Orgeron said. "We played head-up and two-gapped Rougarou (Alexander), and those guys from Georgia said nobody'd ever done that to 'em.
I guess that's why Chaney and Pittman didn't adjust. Sheesh.
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"Hey, you kids! Get offa my press conference!"
This is hilarious.
"Hey guys! I'm having a press conference!"
Twice Wednesday night #LSU Coach O had to shut some people up. pic.twitter.com/yvt2u42i1Q
— Jacques Doucet (@JacquesDoucet) December 20, 2018
Better not make him say it a third time.
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There's coach speak. Then there's Coach O speak.
Ed Orgeron's breakdown of Georgia reads pretty anodyne. It's much more entertaining heard in the original raspy, somewhat breathless Orgeronese.
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Today, in awkward coaching transitions
It sounds like Coach O's bold move to discard offensive coordinators like used Kleenex is already paying huge dividends.
Offensive coordinator Steve Ensminger says he thinks #LSU installed roughly 50 percent of the offense after the spring.
"We have a very young offense."
— Brody Miller (@BrodyAMiller) June 28, 2018
The offense may not be ready, but LSU is putting together a solid excuse game.
The LSU game, and a factual tidbit that may matter
Given the public reaction, I may be something of an outlier on this, but count me in the group that sees the LSU game as Georgia's biggest road challenge of the 2018 season. LSU may have questions about the head coach and its quarterback, but overall, it's still got plenty of talent and one of the most intimidating home environments in college football.
That being said, Pete Fiutak lays out an interesting factoid that may very well turn out to be the key to the game.
The Tigers opened up the 2014 season with a tough win over a Wisconsin ground game that cranked out 268 rushing yards and three scores. Since then, the program is 0-10 when giving up two bills, including the 285 allowed in the 37-7 loss to Mississippi State, and the 206 given up to Troy in the stunner.
Florida came close – running for 194 yards and averaging over five yards per carry – in the too-tight 17-16 loss, and Auburn ran well, too – but lost. Both games were battles, though.
If there's a team that's built for 200+ rushing yards in a game, it's Georgia.
Filed under Coach O Needs Another Red Bull, Georgia Football, Stats Geek!
Hell hath no fury like a Hat scorned.
Shorter Les Miles: At least when my teams stopped winning the West, I kept my dignity.
Filed under Coach O Needs Another Red Bull, Wit And Wisdom From The Hat
February 8, 2018 · 7:30 AM
Today, in "damn, son, I don't think I would have said that"
Patrick Surtain Jr.'s decision to sign with Alabama blew a hole in LSU's recruiting plans, one that it didn't recover from yesterday, as the Tigers failed to sign a cornerback in its 2018 class. The social media reaction from LSU fans to the way things went hasn't been kind, to say the least. I doubt this is going to make those folks any more understanding.
LSU coach Ed Orgeron says he already has considered ways to adjust his recruiting approach based on the new calendar. He wants to make sure he still has enough scholarships available for the prospects who are waiting until February.
"We will be more selective in the beginning of the recruiting period next year," Orgeron said. "We will be more selective with our scholarships at that time. We will fill specific needs then."
This has not been the world's greatest offseason for Orgeron, who parted ways with a highly paid offensive coordinator after only one year on the job, at the cost of a huge buyout. Quarterback is a serious question. LSU went 9-4, 6-2 last season, numbers not much different from what Miles was putting up at the end of his tenure there. Admitting that you have to up your recruiting game, something that is generally regarded to be his greatest strength, isn't a great way to reassure the faithful that better times are ahead.
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Trump declares emergency over IT threats
The president signed an executive order which effectively bars U.S. companies from using foreign telecoms believed to pose a security risk to the country. The Huawei debate has pushed Britain into the heart of China's heated battle for global dominance with the United States . The action will direct the Commerce Department, in consultation with other federal agencies, to craft an enforcement strategy.
Around 8:30 a.m., officials said "the basket is now secured and firefighters are working to get the two window washers out of the basket". The Devon Tower is 50 stories and is the 49th tallest building in the United States. "It appears as though it went as smoothly as it possibly could have in a situation like this", he told reporters at the scene. The corporate offices of the Oklahoma City-based energy company Devon Energy Corp are located in the Devon Tower.
Trump defends China tariffs and claims 'great patriot farmers' will reap benefits
President Trump on Tuesday said that a deal with China will happen "when the time is right", and only after the U.S.is allowed to "make up" ground he says was lost after the formation of the World Trade Organization. China on Monday announced tariff increases on US$60b of United States imports. If China stops buying American farm products because of tariffs, Trump said, farmers will be compensated.
Lavrov says he and Pompeo agreed steps to normalize Russia-US relations
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will cancel the Moscow leg of his Russian Federation trip, but will meet President Vladimir Putin and Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov in the Black Sea resort of Sochi as planned on Tuesday, a State Department official said.
House panel subpoenas Treasury, IRS for Trump's tax returns
Mr Neal , who has unilateral subpoena power, took the step days after the Treasury Department formally denied Mr Neal's request for six years of the President's personal and business tax returns earlier this week. Trump also exerted executive privilege over Mueller's report about Russian interference in the 2016 election and underlying evidence as House Democrats were preparing to vote to hold Attorney General William Barr in contempt of Congress for failing to release the full document.
China Announces Tariff Retaliation to Take Effect on June 1
The retaliation had been expected. In addition to tariff hikes, China could also use other measures to hit back at the United States, as it imports fewer U.S. But markets there are still higher than analysts had predicted. Trump tweeted that Beijing "had a great deal, nearly completed, & you backed out!" "It's clear that there is a lot of nervousness around the US-China trade negotiations and concern that it's really deteriorating pretty significantly, and that's impacting all areas of ...
Man gunned down outside Trump resort in Miami; woman hospitalized
The man has been identified as Mohamad Jradi, 43, who was hit while sitting in his vehicle in a nearby shopping plaza after finishing his shift at Hertz Rental auto in Sunny Isles Beach , reports The Miami Herald . Police continue to investigate the scene. NBA Youngboy is in town to perform at the Rolling Loud music festival on Sunday night. No arrests have been made so far.
Chinese envoy says trade talks with U.S. have not broken down
The retailer would have to pay a $32.50 tariff on the shipment, thereby raising the total price from $500 to $532.50. "President Trump is the first president to take China head-on, " said Texas Rep. The US made "a fundamental misjudgement" by ratcheting up tariffs on $200bn (£154bn) of Chinese goods and has "seriously underestimated China's endurance", according to an editorial article published today by the Global Times , a government-aligned Chinese tabloid newspaper.
State of emergency declared, evacuations ordered amid central B.C. wildfire
Evacuation order and alert areas in Lejac, B.C. Warm and windy conditions fanned the flames after the fire was discovered Saturday afternoon and the blaze has grown to 10 hectares, according to the BC Wildfire Service. She also said that several people in her community were surprised to see a fire like this so early in the season. "This is very unusual and it's concerning", he said.
Support for new Brexit Party surges amid voter backlash
Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage gestures on an open topped bus while on the European Election campaign trail in Sunderland, England, Saturday, May 11, 2019. The Prime Minister is set to meet with the executive branch of the Conservatives' backbench 1922 committee on Thursday to set out a detailed timetable for her departure, including what she will do if she can not get her three-times defeated deal through parliament before the end of October - when the current negotiating extension agreed ...
Three found dead in German hotel with crossbow bolts in them
While investigators reportedly do not suspect that a fourth person was involved and believe that the incident may have been suicide, the precise chain of the events that led to the deaths still needs to be established, according to Lower Bavaria's Police Chief Josef Eckl.
Venezuela: Guaido seeks talks with United States military
Venezuela's self-declared president Juan Guaido said on Saturday that he had instructed his political envoy in Washington to open relations with the USA military with immediate effect. On Wednesday, Edgar Zambrano, the opposition-run National Assembly's vice president, said he had been arrested by intelligence agents. Yet the Trump Administration has so long taken the liberty of speaking for Guaido in the global community, it probably feels his imprimatur is less about what Guaido says, ...
Houthi rebels begin withdrawal from key ports in Yemen
The Danish general said he welcomed "the offer and intention" of the Iran-backed Shiite rebels to withdraw from the three lifeline ports. On Friday, UN declared that Yemen's Houthi rebels agreed to unilaterally redeploy forces out of the three key ports in the Red Sea port city of Hodeidah within four days beginning from Saturday.
Trump 'very surprised' his 'very good' son was hit with subpoena
The two Democratic presidential hopefuls on the Intelligence Committee are Sens. Trump said as much, adding that "my son is a very good person". "If he fails to comply with a lawful subpoena , he has no privilege", Blumenthal concluded, "prison is the only answer".
Pompeo Accuses Iran of Series of Threatening Actions, Statements
Washington is at odds with London over how much access Huawei Technologies should be given to next-generation communication networks using 5G technology. Iran , meanwhile, was expected to announced Wednesday that it would partially withdraw from the nuclear deal it struck with world powers in 2015. He insisted that no decision on Huawei had officially been taken by the Government and "we need to take into account the issues of an open trading system but we also have to ensure protection, ...
North Korea fires unidentified projectile
The Trump administration says it has seized a North Korean cargo ship that USA officials say was used to transport coal in violation of worldwide sanctions. Pentagon spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Dave Eastburn said: "We're aware of the reports and monitoring". Harry Kazianis of the Centre for the National Interest told AFP news agency that the North's latest military actions could worsen already growing tensions.
Sen. Warner: Trump Jr. Subpoena Part of Committee's Duty in Probe
Warner said he wouldn't comment directly on Trump Jr., as a witness, but "we have always said we reserve the right to call back witnesses if there's inconsistent testimony or inaccuracies". House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., ripped those fellow Republicans calling for Trump Jr.to return to Capitol Hill, saying in a tweet that "endless investigations by either party won't change the fact there was NO collusion".
European Union rejects Iran's ultimatum over nuclear deal
Iran said Wednesday it had stopped respecting limits on its nuclear activities agreed under the deal with major powers until they find a way to bypass renewed USA sanctions, as Washington accused Tehran of resorting to "blackmail". The JCPOA was signed in July 2015 by Iran and the E3/EU+3 (China, France, Germany, Russia, the United Kingdom and the US - also referred to as the P5+1 - plus the European Union) and implemented in January 2016.
Blast In Afghan Capital Kabul, Casualties Feared
The attack targeted an global aid group called Counterpart worldwide, which has offices near those of the Afghan attorney general, according to Interior Ministry spokesman Nasrat Rahimi. Rahimi said. Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said Counterpart International was involved in "harmful Western activities" and the "inter-mixing" of men and women.
Christian woman who was on death row for blasphemy leaves Pakistan
The high court finally overturned the conviction in October 31 and then dismissed an appeal against the acquittal on January 29, issuing blistering statements saying she was convicted on the basis of false evidence. The Supreme Court's quashing of her sentence on October 31 previous year led to violent protests by religious hardliners who support strong blasphemy laws, while more liberal sections of society urged her release.
How trade tensions with China are affecting Alabama
Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer arrive for a group photo session after concluding their meeting at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing, China , May 1, 2019. Biden, who polls show is the Democratic frontrunner, has not been involved in any substantive talks about trade or any other matter since he left office in January 2017.
Protests flare up as South Africa votes
The vote is the sixth since the end of apartheid in 1994 and the adoption of democracy. Voting for the 400-member National Assembly and nine provincial legislatures started at 7:00 and will run until 21:00. An Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) offical assits a blind voter to cast her ballot at a polling station, during the South Africa's parliamentary and provincial elections, in Nkandla, South Africa, May 8, 2019.
Bodies of missing Calgary mother and toddler found, suspect in custody
The bodies of a woman and child, believed to be Lovett and Sanderson, were recovered by police about 4 a.m. Monday in a wooded area near Grizzly Creek, along Highway 40, west of Calgary. Police had previously told Postmedia on Monday morning that the search for the pair remained stalled once again to start the new week. Ms Lovett's family said their lives had been "devastated and our hearts are heavy" following the discovery of their bodies.
Biden calls Trump a 'clown' - Biden calls Trump a 'clown'
About a quarter of all Democrats said a White House candidate's age did not matter. He's literally the least progressive major candidate. The former vice president Joe Biden on Saturday referred to President Donald Trump as a "clown" after a supporter asked the former vice president whether he would return Trump's insults.
Tariffs to take effect Friday could impact KC companies
Mnuchin and Lighthizer offered no details of China's alleged backsliding, and there was no immediate response from Beijing. Speaking at the same event Monday afternoon, Brzytwa said any deal with China has to include the elimination of the tit-for-tat tariffs both countries have levied on one another's goods since a year ago.
Los Angelinos celebrate Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's first royal baby
Kate revealed they do not know the royal baby's name yet. Prince George, 5, is the eldest child of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge , and the great-grandson of Queen Elizabeth II. Prince Harry remained tight-lipped about potential names for Baby Sussex during his TV announcement Monday. Speaking on Tuesday afternoon, Prince William shared his delight at the news of the birth.
Backers 'failed to follow through' in abortive uprising: Guaido
Mr Pence's speech will lay out the administration's initial strategy following massive street protests last week led by Mr Juan Guaido , the opposition leader backed by the United States and most other Western countries. Attorney General Tarek William Saab said separately that 18 arrest warrants have been issued for "civilians and military plotters" tied to the uprising.
2 injured in Colorado school shooting, police say
There is "tentatively" a third suspect, Nicholson-Kluth said. "We are making all of our public safety resources available to assist the Douglas County Sheriff's Department in their effort to secure the site and evacuate the students". Fox News says that classrooms are being cleared at the school one by one. The school was surrounded by first responders, Paulson said . A Douglas County Sheriff's Office spokesperson said officers could still hear gunfire when law enforcement arrived.
Private plane from Las Vegas to Mexico crashes, kills multiple passengers
All on board were reported dead by Mexican news site Reforma , while TV channel Milenio put the death toll at 11. Reports suggest they were on the way home from watching boxer Canelo Alvarez fight at the T Mobile Arena. The flight plan showed there were 10 passengers and 3 crew members on board, and no survivors have been found, the Coahuila government said in a statement.
Iran Parliament Speaker: Tehran Will Continue Enrichment in Line With JCPOA
U.S. President Donald Trump unilaterally pulled Washington out of the 2015 nuclear deal in May 2018 and ordered reimposition of sanctions against Iran. However, it warned that sanctions could be imposed on countries if they provide assistance to expand the Bushehr facility beyond the one existing reactor.
Ex-prosecutors: Trump would've been charged if not president
Mueller also included in his report 10 instances of possible obstruction, including Trump's ordering former White House counsel Don McGahn to have Mueller fired. As a result, in a letter to Congress describing the principal findings of Mueller's report , Barr wrote that he and his deputy, Rod Rosenstein, determined Mueller's findings were not "sufficient" to prove Mr.
Three-year-old girl is killed in burning vehicle in Queens
A three-year-old girl died after being pulled from a burning auto Sunday in Queens. The father is considered a person of interest in the case, the News said. Heat from the blaze melted the handle, which allowed firefighters to open the door and grab the girl. A 3-year-old girl was killed in a vehicle fire after her father allegedly set a fiery death trap in Queens, the New York Police Department said Monday morning.
Trump Threatens Half a Trillion Dollars in China Tariffs
With China we lose 500 Billion Dollars. "It's looking very good", Trump had said . The Aussie fell 0.6 percent to 69.75 US cents. China's commerce ministry did not immediately respond to a request for comment. "Raising tariffs means raising taxes on millions of American families and inviting further retaliation on American farmers", said Christin Fernandez, a spokeswoman for the Retail Industry Leaders Association.
Palestinians say truce reached with Israel to end deadly violence
Following that, Islamic Jihad said the ceasefire was agreed after Israel agreed to somewhat ease the blockade it imposes on the Gaza Strip. He said Hamas could still use "different pressuring tools" to pressure Israel into easing a crippling blockade of Gaza it has enforced along with Egypt .
Democrat hoping for agreement on Mueller's House testimony
Cicilline. He then added: "Are they looking for a redo because they hated seeing the strong NO COLLUSION conclusion?" Democrats have ramped up calls for Mueller to testify to Congress in the wake of Attorney General William Barr's testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee on May 1 about his interactions with the special counsel's office regarding the release of the Russian Federation report.


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Q: ESLint flat config (.eslint.config.js) throwing "Parsing error: The keyword 'import' is reserved" ESLint flat config (.eslint.config.js) throwing "Parsing error: The keyword 'import' is reserved"
Plugins: react, typescript (though removing both of them still doesnt solve the issue)
Parser: typescript
Config:
import react from "eslint-plugin-react"
import typescriptEslint from "@typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin";
import typescriptParser from "@typescript-eslint/parser";
import globals from "globals";
import eslintRecomended from "eslint/conf/eslint-recommended"
import typescriptRecomended from "@typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin/dist/configs/recommended"
import reactRecomended from "eslint-plugin-react/configs/recommended"

export default [
  ...reactRecomended,
  ...typescriptRecomended,
  ...eslintRecomended,
  {
    files: [ "**/*.{js,jsx,mjs,cjs,ts,tsx}" ],
    languageOptions: {
      ecmaVersion: "latest",
      sourceType: "module",
      parser: typescriptParser,
      parserOptions: {
          ecmaFeatures: {
            jsx: true,
          },
      },
      globals: {
        ...globals.browser,
      }
    },
    plugins: {
      react : react,
      "@typescript-eslint": typescriptEslint,
    },
    rules: {
      //rules here
    }
  }
]

ESLint Parsing error: The keyword 'import' is reserved on React default module import <-- Error in editor image.
package.json:
{
  "name": "dolist",
  "private": true,
  "version": "0.0.0",
  "type": "module",
  "scripts": {
    "dev": "vite",
    "build": "tsc && vite build",
    "preview": "vite preview"
  },
  "dependencies": {
    "@emotion/react": "^11.10.6",
    "@emotion/styled": "^11.10.6",
    "@mui/icons-material": "^5.11.9",
    "@mui/material": "^5.11.9",
    "react": "^18.2.0",
    "react-dom": "^18.2.0"
  },
  "devDependencies": {
    "@types/react": "^18.0.27",
    "@types/react-dom": "^18.0.10",
    "@typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin": "^5.52.0",
    "@typescript-eslint/parser": "^5.52.0",
    "@vitejs/plugin-react": "^3.1.0",
    "eslint": "^8.34.0",
    "eslint-plugin-react": "^7.32.2",
    "eslint-plugin-react-hooks": "^4.6.0",
    "typescript": "^4.9.3",
    "vite": "^4.1.0"
  }
}

Using VSCode with ESLint extension v2.4.0 and Vite as the build tool if that could cause it.
I just tried switch from an .eslintrc config that was properly working.
I tried removing both the extensions (which I know would cause other parsing errors) but the import keyword parsing error still remained.
Thank you for your time in advanced.

A: I did not do my research on if the extension actually supported the new config files.
I came across this issue on the official extension repository https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-eslint/issues/1518
I found that is requires a special experiment flag in your settings for VSCode and autocomplete revelead it there with "eslint.experimental.useFlatConfig": true, instead of the config listed at the top of the above issue.
After enabling it I received another error Key "globals": Global "AudioWorkletGlobalScope " has leading or trailing whitespace. from my ESLint. --> Key "globals" Error
I ran to the JSON for the window globals and, this looks like the few times in my programming career that source code released looks to be wrong instead of myself.
The globals release that comes with one of my packages, in the time of writing this, have a trailing whitespace in the AudioWorkletGlobalScope property as displayed here --> AudioWorkletGlobalScope property space in globals.json
I ended up just adding my own globals package to my project with npm install globals and restarted my ESLint server, which solved the globals issue, but I ran into other issues with finding the recommended for both the official eslint and typescript eslint.
Neither of these imports work.
import eslintRecomended from "eslint/conf/eslint-recommended"
import typescriptRecomended from "@typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin/dist/configs/recommended"

I also needed to add .js to reactRecommended input
import reactRecommended from "eslint-plugin-react/configs/recommended.js";

The new system wont let you repeat plugins either, which reactRecommended has, so I had to remove my react plugin from my config object as well.
Rather winded answer but there was a lot wrong. Such is using a new system you are going to run into some hiccups. I ended up with
import react from "eslint-plugin-react";
import typescriptEslint from "@typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin";
import typescriptParser from "@typescript-eslint/parser";
import globals from "globals";
import reactRecommended from "eslint-plugin-react/configs/recommended.js";

export default [
  reactRecommended,
  {
    files          : [ "**/*.{js,jsx,mjs,cjs,ts,tsx}" ],
    languageOptions: {
      ecmaVersion  : "latest",
      sourceType   : "module",
      parser       : typescriptParser,
      parserOptions: {
        ecmaFeatures: {
          jsx: true,
        },
      },
      globals: {
        ...globals.browser,
      },
    },
    plugins: {
      "@typescript-eslint": typescriptEslint,
    },
    rules: {
      //rules here
    }
  }
]

Hope this helps someone!

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Q: aws - is there any cicd tools for uploading server code to ec2 instance I am hosting the server in Ec2 instance using docker container
Every time I want to deploy new version of server code, I have to do the followings:
1. use filezilla to sftp source code from local to ec2 instance
2. ssh -i server.pem ec2-user@ec2-xxx-xxx-xxx-xxx.ap-southeast-1.compute.amazonaws.com
3. run docker-compose down to stop the container
4. sudo tar -zxvf my-server.tgz -C server.
5. run docker-compose up -d to start the container again

I'm just wondering if there are any ways to automate these steps using some CICD tool


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Sometimes, something is a bad idea and you should feel bad.
Since when is it anyone's responsibility, when confronted with stupid, wrongheaded, destructive, or actively evil ideas, to refrain from calling out their proponents, keep mum, and come up with an alternative to sell? You don't have to be capable of brainstorming all-new policy proposals to see weaknesses in existing ones, just as we don't expect critics in a variety of fields to also be creatives. And regardless of the origin of the bad ideas, challenging bad ideas is always and everywhere to be encouraged. The manner in which one does so may determine whether the proponents continue to socialize with you or not, but there are only so many ways to tell someone gently that s/he is making the world a worse place.
Friends are a luxury that journalists can't always afford.
As a peripheral observer of the sort of incestuous journalism circles Conor Friedersdorf decries in his piece on the tyranny of DC, I note one gap in his critics' rebuttals. It may indeed be the case that vociferous criticism of a friend's writing and ideas is all in the game, yo, but that sort of camaraderie is derived from the existing social relationships. Even if you could absorb a takedown from a friend and fellow journalist with a weak grin because you know your pal will be buying you a beer that evening, you probably wouldn't take the same criticism from an outsider as lightly. The existence of these circles---and their importance for networking---creates entry bias and a disincentive for aspirants to unleash brutal honesty. Anyone not already ensconced has strong motivation to self-censor and muzzle himself, just as Conor argued. And once you've ingratiated yourself, you could write withering critiques of your friends' work, but isn't your motivation to do so lessened by the now-extant relationship? Even (especially?) if your buddy deserves the full force of "the tone Matt Yglesias reserves for Jonah Goldberg"?
Also, no Christina Hendricks in BSG
Ta-Nehesi Coates on the limitations of self-consciously gritty TV:
Looking back on it, I think I didn't enjoy BSG because I felt like it was never as deep as it thought it was. Every second I felt like I could hear the show's creators saying things like "this is sci-fi naturalism," or "this show is really dark," or "this ain't no punk-ass Star Trek."
Hearing about the finales of shows like Lost and BSG makes me glad that I never got into them in the first place.
Mini Book Review: The Poisoner's Handbook
So this book?* Pretty good! Too short, in the way some nonfiction books are, but intriguingly broken down by poison and chronology. Upshot: Most poisons are really awful ways to die! Anyone know of some similar pop-science books?
* Not to be confused with the darkly hilarious Young Poisoner's Handbook, which was also based on a true story.
Big Damn Heroes
MeFites literally save two Russian students from falling into hands of sex traffickers. In realtime.
Original AskMe plea from American friend of the Russian women.
Subsequently posted MetaTalk discussion thread with additional context.
Me Generation(s)
The modern author's mistake:
assuming that readers will be interested in a bunch of spoiled, self-absorbed twits, who natter on endlessly about their desires and resentments and body parts.
Isn't that what blogs are for?
Are those gametes kosher?
Proposed Israeli fertility-treatment bill is racist and gross:
Under current law, only women already undergoing fertility treatments can donate their eggs, but a new bill expected to pass the Knesset would allow many more young Israeli women to donate. In an effort to win support from the Knesset's ultra-Orthodox factions, the bill also has a provision requiring a woman undergoing fertility treatments in Israel to do so only with eggs from a woman of the same faith.
Sadly, this bill is positioned as a reform, and motivated by recent rabbinical rulings "that refer to the birth mother as an 'incubator' or to her womb as an 'external tool.'" Children born of mere incubators from non-Jewish eggs are, by those rulings, not Jews.
I'm not sure how the egg access works in this scheme for people who aren't Jewish by Orthodox law---whose eggs would the Buddhist daughter of a Jewish father and Christian mother get? How fine are faiths diced? Isn't this effectively condemning many infertile members of religious minorities to childlessness (unless they are willing to go overseas for eggs)?
Conor Friedersdorf on the tyranny of New York:
New York City's role on the American scene isn't unhealthy merely because it attracts creative, ambitious people with its dynamism, or because its residents have a healthy ego about the relative merits of their city. The problem is that along with those inevitable traits of great cities, Manhattan and certain of its surrounding boroughs happen to dominate American media, finance, and letters so thoroughly that even the most impressive achievements of other cities are routinely ignored while New Yorkers talk about local matters of comparatively smaller consequence, either tempting or forcing the whole nation to eavesdrop on their chatter depending on the day.
In Houston, Phoenix, Dallas, San Diego, and San Antonio, all among the top ten most populous cities in the United States, the smallest with well over a million residents, the average person has watched countless hours of television set in various New York City apartments, and perhaps never seen their own city portrayed in a sitcom. The executives read The Wall Street Journal far more carefully than the local newspaper, the aspiring writers dream of getting a short story published in The New Yorker, the local Starbucks sells The New York Times, the romantics watch Breakfast at Tiffany's on AMC at six month intervals, and every New Years Eve people gather around to watch a tape-delayed broadcast of a ball that dropped on Times Square hours earlier.
New York is a great city, but in America today, someone who seeks out the best television or novels or magazine writing or art or newspaper reporting is confronted with an even greater degree of NYC centric stuff than is justified. The city is a legitimate giant, yet its shadow somehow reaches much farther than it should. It thereby deprives other cities of the light they need to grow half as tall.
If sitcoms want to give their marginally employed characters huge showpiece apartments, why not set the show someplace where that's not a jarring annoyance to the viewer?
2010 : Taylor Swift :: 2000 : _____?
Caitlin Flanagan does it again. It's hard to even isolate all the absurd assumptions and generalizations in this piece.
Note in particular the set of "assumptions" that Flanagan cites as the grounds for second-waver's promotion of sexual liberation, including "that a girl is capable of great sexual desire." Flanagan's skepticism of this underlies her entire essay.
She also apparently feels we should accept a novel by a sexagenarian about a largely apocryphal phenomenon as accurate evidence of contemporary "values of girls' desire for committed relationships [and] the realities of the sexual era in which we live."
The entire piece is confused; Flanagan doesn't clearly differentiate between when she's talking about the teens of today and the teens of five to ten years before. The upshot: Today's teens are supposedly adapting 1950s "Boyfriend Story" norms and practice in reaction to the aimless whorishness of their elder sisters. That previous generation of girls, cautionary tales that they were, provoked a backlash against "acts and experiences that are frightening, embarrassing, uncomfortable at best, painful at worst." And these girls only were conned into such acts because they were "taught by [] peer culture that hookups are what stolen, spin-the-bottle kisses were to girls a quarter century ago."
But though Flanagan intones that in her day, girls "looked forward to sex, not as a physical pleasure (although it would—eventually—become that for most of us [EDITOR: Oh, honey.]), but as a way of becoming ever closer to our boyfriends," these modern girls had sex ... for reasons that Flanagan cannot or does not explain. If it's true that the most modern girls could expect was a hookup, and said hookups were not fun or pleasurable, then what was the draw? What story is the "Boyfriend Story" replacing?
Then we reach the crux of the issue: There never was a time where the "Boyfriend Story" was not ascendant. Music and books marketed at teenage girls may vary in their degree of explicitness, but the mainstream media thrust has always been romantic fantasy. I'm reaching for examples from the Bad Old Days (which span what, exactly? 2000-2005? 1995-2005?) for narratives targeted at teen girls that promote clinical and unemotional sex and coming up dry. Even raunchy teen movies of the period typically succumbed to romantic sweetness at the end.
And romantic fantasy is not the exclusive province of girls, any more than lust is solely male. There are indeed girls pining for emotional intimacy with boyfriends who are more interested in merely physical gratification. But there are also teen boys mooning over vivacious, bodacious girls.
Flanagan is, as usual, simultaneously soporific and alarmist, waxing eloquent on the perils of modern feminism and then lulling the reader with the idea that all that unnatural liberation stuff will ultimately not prevail. I'm not sure what the Atlantic gains from having a professional anti-feminist troll/mole writing these columns, but I hope the traffic spike does their revenues enough good to justify the presence of this artfully written dreck.
Boring at the time, funnier in retrospect
I wanted to listen to the webcast of this speech to check the content of Spitzer's remarks about his past acquaintance with Elena Kagan, but unfortunately the file won't play. I had forgotten the topic of Spitzer's talk.
New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer told an HLS Class Day audience today that self-regulation by corporations and financial institutions has been an "abject failure" and he warned graduating 3Ls not to succumb to hubris or the delusion that they are "Masters of the Universe."...
Spitzer decried the "moral relativism" of corporate offenders who have tried to convince him not to prosecute them because their conduct was not as egregious as that of their competitors. "What they said to me was, 'Eliot, you're right, you're right in what you allege, but we're not as bad as our competitors.' And that, they thought, was a defense!" he told the lunchtime assembly at Jarvis Field. "It was revealing to me because it was symbolic of where our ethical standards had gone. … Moral relativism was being used as an excuse to drop to the lowest common denominator time and time again. Nobody in any of these sectors ever said, 'we have to stop.' And that, to me, was very troublesome."
"I think if you look at the CEOs and the others who have been involved in most of the corporate scandals … they began to think that somehow, the law didn't reach them, the moral boundaries that every one of us understands didn't apply to them. And this was captured in a brilliant t-shirt—and I don't often end by quoting t-shirts, but it was given to me by an investment banker friend of mine, the last one I had—and on the front it said, 'Hubris is terminal.'"
The most recent round of Facebook privacy changes resulted in many people deleting or losing what was formerly visible profile information. As a result, the friends of every other Amber Taylor now cannot tell me from the Amber Taylors they know and keep trying to friend me. GO AWAY, friends of other Ambers.
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Nude pumps: Yay.
Toe cleavage: Not so much yay.
What do you think: Would the whole leg-lengthening effect of nude pumps be ruined by obvious toe cleavage? We're talking about a lot of toe cleavage here, like all five toes. (I have very long toes.)
Basically, I am going for this look. Note that Anne has no toe cleavage there.
Nude pumps with toe cleavage?
No way, toe cleavage is gross!
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Nude pumps are fug, regardless of the toe issue.
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Ask versus Guess Culture
This is one of my favorite AskMe answers ever, and it's even been turned into a column.
In some families, you grow up with the expectation that it's OK to ask for anything at all, but you gotta realize you might get no for an answer. This is Ask Culture.
In Guess Culture, you avoid putting a request into words unless you're pretty sure the answer will be yes. Guess Culture depends on a tight net of shared expectations. A key skill is putting out delicate feelers. If you do this with enough subtlety, you won't even have to make the request directly; you'll get an offer. Even then, the offer may be genuine or pro forma; it takes yet more skill and delicacy to discern whether you should accept.
I'm a total Guesser.The agony of having to actually ask for something! And yet the few times I have acted more like an Asker and succeeded, it's been liberating.
Snape is very cute, which is why I always drive him places and never fly.
Most expensive free parking ever
So I found a free parking space by my doctor's office yesterday morning and was able to call my other doc (who Doc 1 wanted me to follow up with) and get an appointment with him for the same morning, just slightly later. Score, right? Since there was no chance of parking for free at Doc 2's, I thought I'd just hang out in the car and read for 20 minutes or so and then drive over.
Unfortunately, I drive a Prius, so if you just sit in the car with the key it runs the battery down. Price to be reminded of this little lesson: $75 for a jump from the tow-truck driver who fortunately happened to be at an accident down the block. I got to Doc 2's on time, but with much gnashing of teeth.
Ideally I would have thought to negotiate this price with the driver and maybe get him to drop the price for an off-the-books jump, but this didn't occur to me until afterward.
- Has Roger Ebert ever before simply refused to rate a movie (as opposed to giving it zero stars)?
- Questions don't get popped, they get gradually unveiled and negotiated.
- This post would be more obviously timely if the exemplar was not Baywatch.
Nobody's chasing you except DEATH.
Why is everyone I know running and doing marathons? Aren't marathons bad for you?
"Now it's WMD. It will mass-destruct your ass."
Demanders of black-market services are stymied by the difficulty of advertising said services. To the extent that the crimes in question are of the "victimless" variety, this is a not-insignificant brake on utility.
Would drug corners and their attendant violence be less prevalent if you could open up the phone book, find an ad, and place an order for drug delivery? What will all the sketchy guys do if Craigslist ever gets around to actually banning prostitution ads?
Music to watch Daniel Day-Lewis to.
What's the first thing you ever ordered from Amazon? For me it was The Last of the Mohicans soundtrack.
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Every eating place in Mexico has a selection of condiments with which to pepper your meal. This was the largest selection we had seen (Bottom Left to Top Right: Refried pinto beans, guacamole, butter, red salsa, green salsa, spicy pickled vegetables).
Tamales -- one of my favourite dishes. We didn't see them as often in Mexico as I had hoped (we saw more quesadillas and tacos than tamales), but the El Fogon restaurant in San Cristobal treated us to a variety pack. All sorts of salty and, separately, sweet tamales. Delicious!
In between meals, these snacks kept our tummies quiet. Green Enchiladas flavoured chips, mini spicy taco rolls called Takis, and corn chips with a chili and lime flavouring.
We got these chips and snacks at the national convenience store chain, OXXO.
Something odd you can find in the grocery store however is Ethyl Alcohol, which is labelled "not denatured" (they denature -- ie. add impurities -- to it in Canada so that people get sick if they try to drink it to get a buzz.). Hmm, it seems to be a big seller in Mexico!
Markets! Oh, how I love them! I especially love the aesthetically pleasing way that fruits and vegetables are piled atop each other in a delicately if not precariously balanced pyramid !
These funny-looking fuzzy vegetables have to be boiled before eaten.
Nopales (Cactus) -- also have to be boiled / prepared to eat.
I like the sight of coloured corn in Mexico -- we just have plain old yellow in Canada. Not as exciting as the green and yellow ones here, or the blue corn I have heard about.
In this part of the marketplace, these folks were preparing corn husk for tamales.
Here are the corn husks bleached and bundled, ready for sale.
Eric's favourite - the Loncheria (we likened it to the "Lunch-area").
Or you can just eat some of these snacks off the streets: fried pork skin and chips. It was not my first choice as a snack.
I enjoyed a cupful of this tasty corn (elotes) dish with lime juice and spices. I opted out of the mayonnaise add-on, usually a good idea when travelling. Mayonnaise is an easy product to get sick on if it is not kept refrigerated.
We also frequently went to these "food court" areas within markets. Often on the second floor of the building, you order the food at one of these kiosks and eat right there in front of the pots and pans. It doesn't get more authentic then that!
The menus offer: enchiladas (green sauce, red sauce, or mole sauce - the latter being a dark chocolate gravy sauce, very nice), stuffed chicken, steak, fried chicken, and the usual selection of drinks (coffee, tea, water, hot, chocolate, and fruit juices).
The continuing menu also offers soups/stews, stuffed peppers, meatpies, etc.