Some of the physique options that help the bird to adapt to the aquatic life-style in the sea are its wings, feet and tail. The wings of penguins are just like airplane wings and are named flippers. They use flippers to propel by means of water and at that time penguin got an appearance of a bird flying in the water. Meanwhile, penguin's feet are web shaped and very short, so they can move in the water incredibly rapidly. The game they play in the ice is called tobogganing. They use its feet and flippers for this, which will aid them to move swiftly and glide smoothly over the ice making use of their belly.
Although motion pictures based on penguins are pretty rare, 'Happy Feet' is a extremely good movie to watch in a digital television powered by Dish Tv. The story is primarily based on a little penguin named Mumble, who got an amazing talent for tap dancing. All emperor penguins are supposed to have a heart song to express their correct adore in their nation. But poor Mumble got a terrible voice and that turn out to be a problem for it to uncover its accurate appreciate. As it does not have a heart song it became an unacceptable bird in his neighborhood. The film got a good clapping from youngsters about the globe.
Whenever we see penguins, it will be either floating in the water or sliding with their bellies. Naturally a query will come in our thoughts, irrespective of whether penguin is a bird or fish. We have to describe penguin as a sort of flightless bird that spend significant portion of its life in the sea. That is the reason why advertisers use penguins as their models in advertisements associated to cooling equipments.
They look just like a man wearing a dark coat, as their back portion is black, though bellies are white. The top rated layer of a penguin's skin got thick layers of stiff feathers and this helps it to feel warm, even they are gliding by way of ice covered mountains. Just like peacocks, penguins also go through molting course of action, exactly where they shed their feathers and grow new ones. They even got an oil secreting gland above their tail that assists it to make its outer thick coat much more wind proof and water proof.
Based on their size, color, habits and habitats practically seventeen penguin species are identified in the globe. Amongst them, Emperor penguins are the largest and they will have a black cap, blue-grey neck, orange colored patch on the ear and yellow breasts. Meanwhile, the most frequent penguin in Antarctica is the king penguin and is regarded as the second biggest one particular in that area. Some other penguin varieties are Galapagos penguin, Adelie penguin,Chinstrap penguin, Gentoo penguin, Rockhopper penguin and Macaroni penguin.
Most of these elfin creatures are discovered in the southern hemisphere. The Galapagos penguins can be discovered in the Galapagos Islands, when particular other species can be noticed in the islands close to New Zealand and Australia, the coast of South America and the icy waters near Antarctica. Not too long ago a container ship Rena was grounded on a reef on Mount Maunganui beach in New Zealand and the oil spilled from it impacted some 360 birds living there, which includes nearly 40 penguins. Wildlife rescuers did a great job there by cleaning and scrubbing these penguins and releasing it to its beach habitat soon after clearing the oil coat.
Taking Care Of Hamsters – Meanwhile, penguin's feet are net shaped and extremely brief, so they can move in the water very speedily. The game they play in the ice is known as tobogganing.


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Did The Weeknd Just Put Out A Song Dedicated To Selena?
NEW YORK, NY - MAY 01: Selena Gomez and The Weeknd attend the "Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garcons: Art Of The In-Between" Costume Institute Gala at Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 1, 2017 in New York City. (Photo by Mike Coppola/Getty Images for People.com)
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Selena Gomez and The Weeknd broke up in September of 2017, but it is now March of 2018 and The Weeknd has a new album that sounds a lot like a break up album.
It was breaking news when Selena & The Weeknd got together, since it was Selena's first public relationship since her on & off again boyfriend, Justin Bieber. When they broke up back in September of last year, the world wondered what Gomez' next move would be. Would she go back to the Biebs? Yes, she sure did. While Selena has been public with Bieber over the past few months, it seems like they have split again.
The Weeknd, on the other hand, has stayed pretty quiet since September…until now. His latest six-track album, My Dear Melancholy, seems to be a Selena Gomez album.
His first single from the album, 'Call Out My Name,' is a little too personal for comfort.
"I said I didn't feel nothing/ Baby but I lied,
I almost cut a piece of myself for your life/
Guess I was just another pit stop/
'till you made up your mind/
you just wasted my time."
The lyrics get even more personal than that, if you can believe it! The album is fire, and even Selena's close friends are giving him praise for the album on social media.
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No Sleep October: Unfriended
Commentary, No Sleep October
Austin Lugar is contributing to the problem by being the editor of TheArtImmortal.com. There he produces pop culture podcasts including The Immortals, Let's Take Five and Ad Absurdum. He is also the co-editor of Mystery Muses, Organizing Crime and Organizing Crime Classics, all available through The Crum Creek Press.
Unless you are a weirdo who prints out websites, you are reading this on the internet. The internet consumes every part of our day to the point where people brag about turning it off for a moment. They are, of course, online to gloat about this, but nobody's perfect. Unfriended recognizes the essential daily habits of the internet and uses that to psychologically torture its characters and the audience.
When I say Unfriended takes place within the internet, I don't mean it's like TRON with digitized heroes fighting their way through spam filters. Instead, it's entirely on the laptop screen of a high schooler named Blaire. Through Skype, she is able to chat with her boyfriend and then a larger group of friends. It's not dissimilar to the way I hung out in high school but with considerably less travel time. Instead of a parent's basement, it's a free video call.
Even as I write the first draft of this review, I don't have a tidy computer screen. This Word Document is in front of Google Chrome, which has a tab open for Twitter, the Wikipedia page for Unfriended, another tab for a Wikipedia article of the list of Fantasy Island episodes, and then a tab for My List on Netflix because I was going to see what horror movies were on there after I work on this. Also I have QuickTime Player open on the right playing an early episode of Fantasy Island. (It's not a very good episode.) Typing it out, it feels like a lot. And yet, it's normal and actually feels less ADD than usual.
In the film, Blaire and her friends operate in a similar manner — as they bounce from Skype to Spotify to Facebook to Gmail to YouTube. The horror begins when the clustered apps turn on the characters. An unknown person keeps joining their Skype call even though that's not how Skype operates. They cannot be left alone. Buttons disappear from Facebook, Gmail won't allow emails to be forwarded. They cannot call for help. This isn't a glitchy computer; it's a home invasion.
Home invasion stories are some of the creepiest of the horror genre because the element of safety is gone and there is no certainty that it will ever return. It is easy to judge the characters to say that if they don't want to be killed by this vengeful ghost, turn off the computer. While Unfriended does give plot reasons for why that would be disastrous, the actors provide the emotional resonance. To log off would be the equivalent of splitting up in a haunted house; when you're online, you're connected. And the internet doesn't stop when you're not looking.
Before the supernatural elements occur, the internet already plays out as a believable horror landscape. The result of online bullying led to the suicide of one of their classmates, Laura. It was due to a video of her being embarrassingly drunk at a party. Once that video was uploaded, the whole planet could have seen it — shared, memed, tagged and mocked on any platform Laura uses. Her home was destroyed; the internet was no longer a place for community, only cruelty that could arrive from any direction.
Despite Laura's presence from beyond the grave, this is a movie obsessed with realism. The high schoolers talk like high schoolers, not like high school characters. They use Google, not Chumhum. The psychology around the bullying and the suicide is upsetting not only because of the subject matter. The uncomfortable result of the death lingers around the way the teens communicate through guilt, ill-received humor and avoidance. What really breaks them is their fear of looking inward and learning how easy it is for them to be monstrous. They endure these trials through the lens of a laptop and it doesn't feel out of place.
As the film concludes, the lasting terror doesn't come from the idea that we, too, can be attacked by a poltergeist. We don't need the poltergeist. We live in a home that is always invaded and we won't move.
For most of his life, Evan Dossey has generally avoided horror films. The genre makes him profoundly uncomfortable. This means he has enormous gaps in his cinematic knowledge. Each year, he asks friends and family which essential horror movies he needs to see in order to fill those gaps and spends the better part of October agonizing over them, tossing and turning over them … and writing about them. This year, he's sharing the month with those friends and family — letting them offer their own thoughts about the tales that terrify (or perhaps just titillate) them. This is everyone's No Sleep October.
NO SLEEP OCTOBER 2018
Blue Sunshine — James Ledesma
Spoorloos (The Vanishing) — Andrew Kimmel
The Devil's Candy — Joshua Hull
FYFF Horror Marathon 2018 — Evan Dossey
Cat People (1942) — Aly Caviness
The Child's Play Series — Salem
The Shining (1980) — Dave Gutierrez
Hellroller — Richard Propes
Poltergeist III — Greg Lindberg
Scream — Heather Knight
The Witch — Rick Dossey
The Frankenstein Cycle — Lou Harry
A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors — Sam Watermeier
The Fog (1980) — Joe Shearer
Eastern Horrors — Alex Holmes
Freaks (1932) — Alys Caviness-Gober
As Above, So Below — Jonathan Curole
The Beyond — Nick Rogers
The Dentist — Mitch Ringenberg
The Halloween Franchise — Evan Dossey
No Sleep October: A Chinese Ghost Story & Encounters of the Spooky Kind


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In these days of financial crisis and austerity measures, everyone's in need of a good laugh! Who'd have thought that Crawley Town FC could help with that (anyone who has seen the latest pictures of David Hunt's moustache on Twitter is excluded from answering that question)?
On Thursday 15th December Redz Bar will host its inaugural comedy night, where a selection of Britain's finest up and coming comedians (and one Bavarian), including the acclaimed Flange Krammer -possibly the son of David Hasselhoff (allegedly!)- will give you up to date skiing tips and Steve Evans will lecture on the secret of a perfect physique (I may have made the last one up). (Sorry for all the brackets, I got a job lot cheap and have to use them up)!
Tickets are a measly seven quid in advance and available now from reception, or nine quid on the door. The show starts at 8, but if you like you can turn up a whole hour early, get a pitcher of fine ale, claim the best seats and sneer with contemptuous self regard at any latecomers (that isn't compulsory, by the way)!
Comedy at Redz- be there or be……. somewhere far less amusing…….


Now we all love a good partnership and when Carmex and Missguided decided to do a collaboration I was overjoyed. Carmex is my leading lip brand for keeping my lips nourished in these winter months. Missguided is the go to for fashion so when we headed over to the launch party at Rascals in buzzing Shoreditch I knew it was going to be a good night.
The outside display as I approach the building is making me smile as I can see rainbows and bright colours. As a photographer there is always something that catches the eye and this was no exception. As we entered the building the music was playing courtesy of the great female DJ's there (Nadia Jae, @itsnadiajae) the drinks were flowing and there were influencers, Jourdan Riane (@Jourdanriane) Jade Laurice (@JadeLaurice) and Hayley Palmer (Radio DJ) all dressed to impress and ready to enjoy the highlights of the evening.
Rainbow coloured Design? Yes Please!
The first room we entered had goodie bags and make up stations to sit at. There were dedicated girls on each station nourishing your lips with Carmex before giving you an Ombre lip. This is where we discovered two Carmex flavours that I didn't know existed, Peach and Mango Burst or the other Pineapple and Mint flavour. After hunting around the pots that were all around the room I was kindly given a Peach and Mango Burst flavoured one to take home. Needless to say, it's been in my bag ever since along with my Carmex x Missguided pot.
I saw dollars flying through the air and my curiosity got the better of me, or maybe it was the money. Whatever it was I have had a fascination with Money Guns ever since Mariah Lynn brought out her song. Needless to say, the women were having the most fun sitting with the ring light and shooting money out for the most epic photos and boomerangs.
How high can you build a Carmex Tower in 30 seconds?
The event also featured a spinning decision wheel, Nini Makeup spun it for me and it landed on building a tower of Carmex tubs in 30 seconds. Unfortunately, at this point I think we had cleared out most of the Carmex so we said that we'll have to have a catch up and do it another day. We will definitely show you what happens when she takes us on.
After a few of the bespoke cocktails made for the night it was time to leave. But not before realising that Missguided are giving you 30% off when you have code from one of their special tubs. Just what you need in this holiday season to keep you dressed to impress. So, with Carmex keeping your lips nourished and Missguided giving you discount, it is going to be a great Christmas.
We all love a good partnership and leading lip brand Carmex and Fashion House Missguided have collaborated. Find out what happened at the launch party in Rascals, Shoreditch.


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Willard Mitt Romney
Michael Tomasky
The Real Romney
by Michael Kranish and Scott Helman
Harper, 401 pp., $27.99
Mitt Romney: An Inside Look at the Man and His Politics
by R.B. Scott
Lyons, 245 pp., $16.95 (paper)
Mitt Romney; drawing by John Springs
George Wilcken Romney, the former automobile executive who became the centrist Republican governor of Michigan in 1963, was considered a presidential possibility leading up to the 1964 election. Moderate Republicans around the country were getting awfully nervous about this Goldwater fellow and seeking out plausible alternatives. But Romney, a tall and square-jawed man with impressive hair, had made a commitment to the voters of his state that he would serve four years, and Romney was a man who meant what he said, so a 1964 run was out of the question. The task of opposing Barry Goldwater fell to other moderates—Nelson Rockefeller and Pennsylvania's William Scranton. Romney did, however, leave his mark on the campaign: having deemed Goldwater an enemy of civil rights, which he backed ardently, he walked out of the party's convention at San Francisco's Cow Palace. He had his seventeen-year-old youngest son, Mitt, in tow, and thus Mitt, too, occasionally gets credit (at www .aboutmittromney.com, for starters) for stalking away from his party on a matter of the highest principle.1
Today, as the younger Romney struggles to secure the GOP nomination that seemed his for the taking until his crushing loss to Newt Gingrich in South Carolina, to think about that anecdote and his father's towering influence on him, to read these two balanced but essentially unflattering books, and to watch Willard Mitt Romney run a campaign in which he has charged as hard and fast to the right as he could on almost every issue you can think of lead inevitably to comparisons between the two Romneys, comparisons in which the younger Romney comes up dramatically short.
Mitt Romney, as the Massachusetts governor who passed health care legislation, had been a leader, just a few years ago, of the GOP's now much-diminished moderate wing. At the 2008 GOP convention in St. Paul, Romney's party took a number of positions completely at odds with those he had taken as governor, on abortion, gay rights, stem-cell research, and other matters, and adopted other extremist rallying cries, like the infamous "Drill, Baby, Drill!" chant, which thundered maniacally (I was there) through the hall when Sarah Palin spoke, as if the assembled were packing decades' worth of rage at the liberal establishment into those three words.
But does anyone think for a second that Romney fils would have walked out on his party, or even worked to moderate certain platform planks? It's beyond comprehension. We've seen plenty enough now to know that that isn't who Mitt Romney is. Instead, this self-selected member of the East Coast elite opened his convention speech this way:
For decades now, the Washington sun has been rising in the east. You see, Washington has been looking to the eastern elites, to the editorial pages of the Times and the Post, and to the broadcasters from the coast.
If America really wants to change, it's time to look for the sun in the west, 'cause it's about to rise and shine from Arizona and Alaska!
On the evidence offered in these books, Romney seems in certain ways a fine and even rare person. He is diligent, industrious, and appears to be honest; he applies himself to problems, earnestly studying and following the lead of the data. He is a man of apparently deep personal virtue, generous with his money and time. He is very intelligent and has typically succeeded, wildly so, at nearly everything he's done (except, interestingly, politics—he's lost two races and won just one). Bill Bain, who in 1977 hired Romney into the venture capital and private equity firm we've been hearing so much about lately, had "seen something special" in Romney in their first meeting, write Michael Kranish and Scott Helman, veteran and well-regarded reporters for The Boston Globe, in The Real Romney: "All of the partners were impressed, and some were jealous. More than one partner told Bain, 'This guy is going to be president of the United States someday.'"
But with all that, there still seems something missing in the man. Even R.B. Scott, a longtime magazine and newspaper journalist who is a fellow Mormon and former occasional Romney adviser who tried to enlist Romney's cooperation in his book, Mitt Romney: An Inside Look at the Man and His Politics, cannot escape (and to his credit does not shy away from) pursuing certain dark corners of Romney's character and identifying his weaker points:
His inability to empathize with common folk had long been his hoary hoodoo. His father had warned him about it. As a Mormon stake [roughly, a diocese] president, he was kind if often impatient and patronizing with members who didn't measure up or were beneath him in rank and in intellectual and spiritual prowess. And on and on it went.
"His father had warned him…" For men like Romney, everything comes back in one way or another to father. Mitt was the "miracle baby," the fourth child born nearly six years after the last of the other three, and named in part after J. Willard Marriott—like George, a nationally prominent and respected Mormon. He "grew up idolizing" his father, write Kranish and Helman. He walked the factory floor with him at the American Motors Corporation, which the elder Romney made profitable; he listened closely to his father's religious and civic lectures; he wanted to become his father. His pursuit of the presidency surely has much to do with the fact that his father didn't make it there, torpedoed by his famous comment about having been "brainwashed" about American progress in the war by generals on a visit to Vietnam.
George Romney didn't back down from that remark, made to a Detroit television interviewer in 1967. He never backed down, not even to Nixon, with whom, as HUD secretary, he had numerous skirmishes. The son—unable even to view the "brainwashed" clip, Kranish and Helman write, until thirty-nine years later—seems to have decided that backing down is often a pretty good idea. Commentators have spent countless hours speculating whether Romney is "really" moderate or conservative. The answer is that he is neither, and both. The lessons he learned from watching his father fail to make it to the White House are: don't stick to your guns; be flexible; suit the needs of the moment. And so, in order to complete his father's unfulfilled destiny, he has decided to become his father's opposite.
The Romney family's history is, because of the religious question, pretty far from being a typical American success story. They were a prominent Mormon family going way back who got caught up in the intense ill will between Abraham Lincoln and Brigham Young. Lincoln signed an anti-bigamy law in 1862, aimed specifically at Young and his tribe, and Mitt Romney's great-grandfather had been pursued by armed US marshals on bigamy charges. Miles Romney ended up in Mexico, as did many Mormons of the period, fleeing what the Church of Latter-Day Saints still thinks of as a great persecution of its people.
Miles's son and Mitt's grandfather, Gaskell, flourished there, at least until 1912, when during the civil war Mexican revolutionaries suspected (probably incorrectly) that these Yanqui interlopers would take up arms against them. Gaskell's land was seized, and he became nearly penniless. He returned to the United States and, his grandson might do well to remember, got back on his feet partly because of assistance from the federal government, which had established a $100,000 relief fund for Mormons fleeing Mexico. The Romneys ended up in Salt Lake City, where Gaskell made a handsome living in home construction. George was five.
George moved to Washington, D.C., in the early 1930s. His betrothed, Lenore LaFount, whom he had met in Utah, had her eye on a Hollywood career, and even landed a few parts and seemed on her way. But the unstoppable George persuaded her to marry him. Even though he never managed to finish college, he became a lobbyist—there weren't many in those days—for the aluminum industry. They moved later to Detroit, where he became head of the Detroit office of the Automobile Manufacturers Association, eventually overseeing the industry's war effort. The war ended, and in March 1947, after Lenore had been told by doctors that she could not possibly get pregnant again, the miracle baby arrived.
A beautiful house in exclusive Bloomfield Hills; the Cranbrook School, a private school with a lush campus; unimagined success, as George developed the AMC Rambler, a small car that he intended as competition to the hulking beasts Detroit was producing at the time ("compact car" and "gas guzzler" are among the elder Romney's contributions to our automotive lexicon)—this was the milieu in which Mitt Romney was raised, apparently never getting into a whit of mischief. When he was seventeen, he met Ann Davies—fifteen, beautiful, but not a Mormon—at a party. He announced straightaway his intention to marry her, and she agreed that they would do so at the right time. But first, college beckoned, and Mitt's obligatory missionary service.
He started at Stanford in the fall of 1965. It was a comparatively conservative campus in that age when Mario Savio was rabble-rousing across the bay up in Berkeley, but even Palo Alto provided Romney with a measure of culture shock. One of the resident assistants in his dorm was David Harris, the radical activist who would later marry Joan Baez. Romney attended one antiwar rally, Scott reports, wearing "his signature blazer and tie." But by and large, he stuck to the company of his fellow young conservatives, challenged students on the issues of the day at parties (where he did not smoke or drink), and spent many weekends secretly (even from his parents) flying back to Michigan on weekends to see Ann.
Next came the missionary period, and here we begin to reach the part of the biography that the newspapers have already filled in. Romney went to France, finally ending up in Paris (in 1968, no less). He was driving a car one night in the French countryside, with passengers including the Mormon mission leader in France and his wife, and it was hit headlong by an apparently drunk French priest. The mission leader's wife was killed; Romney was pronounced dead at the scene by one jumpy gendarme, although it turned out that his injuries were comparatively minor. He was—as was his custom—the most energetic young man in the mission, although he found that after knocking on French doors to expound the Mormon faith he ended up spending more time defending Richard Nixon than winning any converts.
He returned to America, and to school—although at the more convivial Brigham Young University now, not Stanford. Ann had already enrolled, and Mitt upon his return was surprised to find that he had to bat away one competing suitor. They married while still undergraduates, which is not unusual there, and began producing the progeny that the Book of Mormon commanded of them (they have five sons, all now grown and married, who have produced sixteen children of their own). He went to Harvard, gaining acceptance to a joint MBA and law program and graduating with honors. He found a job with the Boston Consulting Group, an early business consultancy, and he and Ann bought a home in the solid suburb of Belmont, just beyond Cambridge. He ascended the corporate ladder and the religious one, rising in the local Mormon hierarchy, becoming first a bishop and eventually the president of the Boston "stake."
Restore Our Future
A still from a television ad attacking Newt Gingrich, paid for by the pro-Romney Super PAC Restore Our Future
It was at this point that two pivotal events occurred, one of which might be controversial for him this fall, the other of which is certain to be. The first involves his religious work. Carrel Hilton Sheldon, a local Mormon woman who already had five children, found herself pregnant again in 1983. A complication developed, and her doctor advised an abortion. This being a thorny matter religiously—the church generally disapproved, with rare exceptions—she sought the counsel of the man who was the local stake president at the time, Gordon Williams.
According to Sheldon—whom Scott interviewed exclusively for his book—Williams told her to do what the doctor advised. Romney, a local bishop at the time, got wind of this and inserted himself aggressively into her life. He badgered Sheldon and her family, accused her of lying about Williams approving an abortion, and struck Sheldon's father as "an authoritative type of fellow who thinks he is in charge of the world." Astonishingly, when The Boston Globe asked him about this in 1994, he gave the kind of slippery response for which he is increasingly becoming known: "I don't have any memory of what [Sheldon] is referring to, although I certainly can't say it could not have been me."
The New York Times told this story, largely based on Scott's reporting, back in October.2 It caused considerable comment at the time. Whether it returns will depend on circumstances—whether, say, Barack Obama's campaign feels the need to push the women's vote. The other event from that period, Romney's decision to become the head of Bain & Company's private equity arm, Bain Capital, is with us now and will not go away.
Bain & Company specialized in venture capital, essentially straightforward investing. Private equity—leveraged buyouts; after the LBO scandals of the 1980s, they simply changed the name—is another matter. PE firms scour the landscape for struggling companies, bid to restructure them, load them with debt in the form of borrowed bonds or notes from banks or hedge funds, and acquire them. PE firms invest very little of their own money, and they take advantage of a key tax loophole that permits them to deduct from their taxes the interest they pay on the money they've borrowed to finance the purchase.3 The company might swim or it might sink. It will almost certainly shed resources, which often means laying people off. The harsher the "restructuring," in some cases, the better the PE firm stands to do. And since the profits come in the form of capital gains for the partners, they are taxed at much lower rates than income—just 15 percent as opposed to 35 percent.
Romney initially turned down Bill Bain's offer to head the PE arm, until, Kranish and Helman report, Bain sweetened the offer with a promise that if the PE operation failed, he "would craft a cover story saying that Romney's return to Bain & Company was needed because of his value as a consultant." And so, in 1989, Romney started down the path that would eventually lead him to a net worth of at least (it could be more, the authors suggest) a quarter-billion dollars.
Kranish and Helman give a comprehensive reading of the Bain years—the greatest contribution of their book. They write that the "most thorough" analysis of Bain's performance during Romney's tenure (1989–2001) came from an analysis written by Deutsche Bank, which found that of sixty-eight major deals, nearly half—thirty-three—had lost money or merely broken even. On the others, though, profits soared, sometimes for everyone, and sometimes not. Certain success stories, like Domino's Pizza, are widely known. On the other side of the ledger, there was a buyout of a department store chain called Sage Stores, for example. It made Bain $175 million in 1996–1997. But three years later, the company was in bankruptcy.
All these matters came starkly to the fore in mid-January with the release of the twenty-seven-minute film King of Bain, one of the most stunning and mysterious campaign artifacts of our time. It was made not by a liberal but by a conservative, Jason Killian Meath, who had produced ads for the Romney campaign in 2008. It was commissioned, according to Peter J. Boyer of The Daily Beast, by another conservative—Barry Bennett, who works at a firm whose principals include Dick Cheney's daughter Mary.4 The rights were then purchased by a Super PAC affiliated with Newt Gingrich, apparently with money supplied by right-wing Las Vegas tycoon Sheldon Adelson. All this right-wing muscle has been invested in a project that makes Oliver Stone seem timid. A typical snippet of the voice-over goes:
This is a tale of greed, playing the system for a quick buck, a group of corporate raiders, led by Mitt Romney. More ruthless than Wall Street. For tens of thousands of Americans, the suffering began when Mitt Romney came to town.
The film was quickly and largely (though not wholly) discredited. Gingrich and Rick Perry, who led the attacks on Romney's "vulture capitalism" (Perry's phrase), were warned to cool it by Rush Limbaugh and others on the right. Romney has tried different defenses, first saying Bain created "more than 100,000" jobs, then revising that downward to "tens of thousands," then to "thousands," before it spiked back up in a January 16 debate to 120,000. The Obama people are presumably building their file of legitimate attacks on Bain. An argument about whether Bain created or eliminated more jobs will dissolve into the usual fog of unprovables, and it would be foolish of the Obama people to pursue that. (Still, is 120,000 jobs over twelve years really that impressive?) The point is that Bain Capital existed not to create jobs or destroy them, but to enrich the investor class—that now much-discussed "1 percent"—Romney himself very much included.
What is most interesting about the rest of Romney's résumé—his governorship, his success at turning around the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics, and his failed political runs, against Ted Kennedy in 1994 and for president in 2008—is the way he consistently misrepresents both his triumphs and his setbacks. His one gubernatorial term was largely a success, but he now downplays for obvious reasons his most impressive achievement, the health care reform bill, and embellishes other accomplishments. On the subject of job creation, Kranish and Helman note that little of it occurred during his term: fewer than 40,000 new net jobs in his four years, or a 1 percent gain, the "fourth weakest rate of job growth of all states over the same period." With regard to the Olympics, he did indeed straighten out some serious financial problems, put the games in the black, and oversee what is regarded as one of the most successful Olympiads of recent times. But Scott is near apoplexy over Romney's urge to self-aggrandize and his need to exaggerate the failures of his predecessors, charging them with corruption (in his book on the subject, Turnaround) even after a judge had thrown out the charges against them.
What is striking in Scott's account is not merely the fact of Romney's numerous flip-flops on political issues familiar and less so (a less familiar one: the Massachusetts Romney refused to sign Grover Norquist's anti-tax pledge in 2002, while the national Romney, in January 2007, became the first Republican presidential candidate to sign it). It's his clumsy way of trying to assert that he has not in fact changed positions. On abortion rights, he took to saying in about 2007 that he had "always been personally pro-life" but had respected Roe v. Wade as law. But if he was always pro-life, why did he and Ann make donations for years to Planned Parenthood? And why, when asked about this, did he, in Scott's words, "gracelessly roll his own wife under the bus" by saying, "Her contributions are for her and not for me"?
Romney appears to have a strong need to ingratiate, an urge to say much more than he really needs to say. When he wanted to prove he was a hunter and a regular guy, he made reference not to hunting animals or game but "varmints." Twice. He boasted that his father marched with Martin Luther King Jr., but, admirable as his father was on civil rights, this was not true. His sons may have avoided military service, but they were "showing support for our nation" by…working on his campaign. The list goes on.
At other moments, a very different impulse reveals itself, and Romney's deep and perhaps even unconscious sense of class superiority rises to the surface. He likes "being able to fire people," he said to an audience recently, expecting a laugh that did not quite materialize. Complaints about his income are nothing more than "the bitter politics of envy." Income inequality—this is the most incredible one to me—should be discussed only in "quiet rooms." And his speaking fee income was "not very much" ($374,000 in the year ending in February 2011). Here again, he is his father's opposite: George Romney was known for refusing bonuses, explaining that no executive needed to make more than his $225,000 a year ($1.4 million in today's dollars).
Both urges, to pander awkwardly and to protect the prerogatives of his class, are at play in matters of policy. Romney's proposed tax cut, writes The Washington Post's Ezra Klein, is roughly three times the size of George W. Bush's 2000 proposal. It's far more regressive—it would actually raise taxes on many working-class people, which Bush did not do—and would add to the deficit a hefty $600 billion.5 Likewise, Jonathan Cohn of The New Republic found that Romney's proposed budget would cut at least 14 percent and perhaps 25 percent from every domestic program—on top of the cuts already slated to go into effect as a result of the congressional deal on the debt ceiling.6
Romney has benefited from running against a weak, not to say mostly preposterous, field of competitors. Most experts felt, even after South Carolina, that he would still grind out a win in the nomination battle with Gingrich, who is unacceptable to his party's establishment figures for so many reasons (another lucky break). And if he is the nominee, he may benefit this fall from a weak economy, in which case President Obama will have a hard time persuading many independent voters to stick with him.
Romney would certainly, if elected, prove competent to do the job. Competence isn't the question. Competence toward what end, however, is. He seems particularly intense when he talks of the need to build up the armed forces and would be competent at that. Asked in the first of two South Carolina debates whether the US should negotiate with the Taliban to end the fighting in Afghanistan, he answered:
Of course not…. Of course you take out our enemies, wherever they are. These people declared war on us…. We go anywhere they are, and we kill them.
"There is no leader who can provide sound leadership on the basis of unsound principles." Words spoken long ago by the father, and long since betrayed by the son.
Elizabeth Drew
Can We Have a Democratic Election?
Richard Dorment
Beautiful, Aesthetic, Erotic
Charles Rosen
The Super Power of Franz Liszt
More by Michael Tomasky
Looming Questions for the Democrats
Their responsibility these next two years will be to continue, without apology, on the economic path they've been pursuing.
Can He Build Back Better?
Many liberals worry that the Democrats are doomed. But Biden can still rebound.
Can the Senate Restore Majority Rule?
The filibuster, invented to uphold slavery, must be eliminated if Democrats hope to deliver progressive legislation.
April 8, 2021 issue
Letters:
Daniel Frohardt
Why George Romney Didn't Run
Michael Tomasky is the Editor of The New Republic and of Democracy: A Journal of Ideas. His new book, The Middle Out: The Rise of Progressive Economics and a Return to Shared Prosperity, was published in September. (December 2022)
On the page on his website devoted to his father, a Daily News article is cited that pointedly says "both father and son walked out" of the convention. See www.aboutmittromney.com/georgeromney.htm. ↩
See Sheryl Gay Stolberg, "For Romney, a Role of Faith and Authority," The New York Times, October 15, 2011. ↩
For a clear, detailed, and concise explanation of this loophole, see Merrill Goozner, "Private Equity's Edge: Buy Now, Deduct Taxes Later," The Fiscal Times, January 9, 2012. ↩
See Peter J. Boyer, "New Anti-Romney Video Attacks Bain Capital Work," The Daily Beast, January 6, 2012. ↩
See Ezra Klein, "On Policy, Romney Is Far to Bush's Right," The Washington Post, January 17, 2012. ↩
See Jonathan Cohn, "Moderate Mitt? Have You Looked at His Budget?," The New Republic, January 15, 2012. ↩
Robert Secher
The Report of Captain Secher
Jane Yett Kiely
If the Fighting Had Taken Place Here
Xavier Prynne
Vice-Presidential Notes: (The 6th Vice-Presidential Note)
Bill & the Emperor
October 8, 1998 issue
Neal Ascherson
The Fate of the Union: Kennedy and After
Brian Urquhart
A Double Standard
An Illegal War


Until a few years ago, the thought of a hybrid was almost unheard of especially in a high-performance sports car and now Lamborghini presents the 2015 Lamborghini Asterion LPI 910-4. Called a technology demonstrator, Lambo presented the car just as a concept and there are no plans of it going in production as of now.
An Huracán-spec 602-hp 5.2-liter V-10 and seven-speed dual-clutch transmission with an integrated motor/generator is at the back end, while two electric motors power the front wheels. Combined output of this mean machine is 897 horsepower, and a lithium-ion battery pack in what would otherwise be the transmission tunnel is said to be good for 31 miles with a top speed of 78 mph in EV mode. Wake the gas engine, and the Asterion should hit 60 in a flat three seconds and continue to a top speed of 199 mph.The Asterion's batteries are no mere ploy to satisfy the CO2 reduction lobby – although they will certainly do that as well. Instead, they give the car a 50 km (31-mile) electric only range – nearly triple what even the Porsche 918 is capable of achieving, the only other hybrid hyper-car with any significant EV potential.
The Asterion does a 0-100 kph in 3 seconds flat, and an electronically controlled speed of 320 kph. If it's any consolation for purist, the Lamborghini Asterion LPI 910-4 is still a concept and for now the company has no future plans for it.
The Lamborghini asterion will be into production no earlier than 2018 and at a price anywhere from $200,000 for a California-fighting GT to a half a million if Lambo goes with the 900-hp version.


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Q: for loop data frame in r scripting i have the following dataframe stored inside a variable:
  project_name task_name
6              TPV

This dataframe is stored in variable called isPNfound.
If the task name is queried in the dataframe, i'm supposed to get back the project name. But when the project name is empty, the following code is suppose to catch that and alert:
if(isPNfound$project_name == "") {
    dataStatus <- paste("Task [", projectTaskName, "] has no Project assigned to it!!!")
    print(dataStatus)
    chkstatus <- 0
}

The above code works if there is only one taskname in the dataframe matching "TPV".  But suppose there are multiple lines in the data frame, I need to run a loop on it.  But im clueless on how to do that.
Sample content of dataframe:
  project_name task_name
6 Rice TPV
7 Beans TPV
8       TPV

I need to somehow run my code in a loop against this dataframe.  Here's my attempt:
isPNfound <- dataframeContent
if (length(isPNfound) > 1) {
    for (eachtask in isPNfound){
        dataStatus <- paste("Task [", projectTaskName, "] has no    Project assigned to it!!!")
        print(dataStatus)
        chkstatus <- 0
    }
 }

A: Something like this?
chkstatus <- isPNfound$project_name != ""
dataStatus <- ifelse(chkstatus,
              "OK",
              paste("Task [", isPNfound$task_name, "] has no Project assigned to it!!!")
)

chkstatus <- as.integer(chkstatus)

chkstatus
#[1] 1 1 0

dataStatus
#[1] "OK"
#[2] "OK"
#[3] "Task [ TPV ] has no Project assigned to it!!!"

DATA.
isPNfound <-
structure(list(project_name = c("Rice", "Beans", ""),
task_name = c("TPV",
"TPV", "TPV")), row.names = c("6", "7", "8"), class = "data.frame")

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The journey started on the 10th March 2012. Twenty-three episodes of action, epic stunts, drama, laughter and a few shirtless moments and we've come to the last day of filming for Season one of Arrow.
Today I witnessed the last scene, in the last episode of season 1 of #Arrow while it was being shot. Unfuckingbelieveable. Wow.
Congratulations to the cast and crew of Arrow. They've worked long hours, spilled blood – both fake and real and created a lot of WOW moments. The stunts in Arrow have been incredible. James has choreographed some truly memorable fights. I know I've learned some moves.
Have a well earned rest and re-charge the batteries for Season Two. Oh boy!
It would be remiss of me if I didn't finish off by sharing the amazing gift the Arrow stunt team presented Stunt Co-ordinator J.J. Makaro for the end of season. I'm blown away by the kindness and generosity of these guys.
What have been your favourite scenes or relationships on Season One of Arrow?
Prev Ek Tha Tiger stunt team wins!


• Stop exploiting loopholes in the Chesapeake Bay Preservation Act with respect to resource/riparian protection areas (RPAs) on public land. Projects at just 9 sites on publicly owned land account for the loss of 979 trees between 2014 and 2018. See matrix documenting these losses at https://arlingtontreeactiongroup.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/v2-Tree-Removal-Numbers-Matrix-for-Public-Sites-as-of-8-28-18.pdf. How can Arlington expect private landowners to be good stewards when the county is such a poor steward of public land?
• Increase the number of LEED points awarded (now just 1 point) for reducing land disturbance and preserving existing mature trees on sites to be developed.
• Work with state and federal stormwater program managers to "better integrate urban tree canopy and riparian buffer goals with TMDL/WIP implementation and MS4 programs" — see p. 11 of "Tree Canopy Outcome Management Strategy 2015–2025" at https://www.chesapeakebay.net/documents/22044/3b_urban_tree_canopy_final.pdfhttps://www.chesapeakebay.net/documents/22044/3b_urban_tree_canopy_final.pdf . See also Del. Patrick Hope's 2018 bill (hopefully to be revived in 2019) — HB 447 Chesapeake Bay Preservation Areas; preservation of mature trees — http://lis.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/legp604.exe?181+sum+HB447. Adds the preservation of mature trees, both as a stormwater management tool and as a means of providing other benefits, to the list of activities that the State Water Resources Board is directed to encourage and promote.
Arlington's leaders should proudly look for ways to preserve trees and restore natural infrastructure that benefit human health and wildlife.
The loss of Arlington's mature tree canopy isn't inevitable, it's a choice.


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My New Years Wish? That form follows function in government communications.
The Wainright Building by Louis Sullivan
It's a well-established principle in modern architecture that the shape of a building or object should be primarily based on its intended function or purpose. The same is true of the tools and media we use to communicate. The technology shapes the nature of our discourse especially tools like Twitter that restrict our ability to write more than 140 characters. It's hard to be corporate using such a short amount of characters so the behaviours we exhibit online are more relaxed, informal and generally more fun.
The relationships that evolve from these online interactions are therefore different to those that evolve from say email exchanges. Working in government communications and engagement, I am unlikely to email a journalist asking about his or her family, their musical tastes or to ask for access to their personal photographs, things I know routinely from their social networks.
Relationships are built on trust and reciprocity, qualities commonplace in the social web, and so the relationships that I have with journalists today are by their nature different to the ones I would have developed pre-social. Here the medium is literally the message.
Social media users value authenticity and that's what seems so lacking now in more traditional forms of government communication. I'm not suggesting that things like press releases are false just that they seem outdated and unfit for purpose in a social world. This is not news. As far back as 2004 companies like Flickr were completely shrugging off the press release model opting instead to just blog about their product releases letting journalists join the dots.
Tom Foremski
Publish Don't Send
In 2006, Silicon Valley watcher Tom Foremski wrote a brilliant piece calling for the death of the press release. He suggested among other things deconstructing the release into sections tagging the information so that as a publisher he could make the information useful.
This is in large part what we do in Government Digital Service so for example in the 5 weeks leading up to the launch of GOV.UK we published around 35 blogs about every aspect of our work. Publishing in this way rather than sending also shapes the form of the communication since on the web there is an imperative to evidence any claims you are making via links which also helps the authenticity factor.
#Nomorepressreleases
We had lots of coverage for the launch of GOV.UK and lots of interaction with journalists but there were others who found the information through social media, read the blog and constructed their own stories. One example is this piece by Kate Kiefer in Forbes writing about GOV.UK and the style guide behind it. She didn't need to contact us to write her story nor did she need a press release to make sense of our blogs. I subsequently tweeted her @katekiefer
brill 2 see result of @gdsteam being open on blog and journalists writing their own stories #nomorepressreleases
And so the potential for a new relationship evolves based on mutual respect for the work of the other. In my experience, mutual respect buys you a lot of good will so I'm hoping that in the New Year many more of my government communication colleagues across Whitehall will begin to explore how different relationships can be built through the behaviours we manifest in the social web and how ultimately that just might be a good thing for government.
What Hackers and Painters have in common
The Last Supper Leonardo Da Vinci
For the past couple of days, I have been enjoying some leave from GDS after what's been a fairly hectic year. It's allowed me some time to write (which I've not done in a personal capacity for years) and to return to some thinking about the nature of creativity and technology and a bit about people management in that context.
I started my career as an arts administrator when arts administration was regarded as a "profession". What always struck me as rather odd was that arts administrators were paid well, had full time positions and relative job security. But arts administrators cannot exist without artists who invariably struggle financially, have no job security and who were often powerless in charting the course of their own careers.
During that time I remember stumbling across an organization called the Chaos Pilots who provided courses in arts administration. I always thought that was a much more fitting title. Artists don't need administration they need some good pilots who can help them steer a course through bureaucracy (like funding applications) they need individuals who are empathetic to their work and who understand that it's the artist and not the administration that's important.
Last week I was given a copy of Grayson Perry's autobiography Portrait of the Artist as a Young Girl and it's a fascinating read. While Perry is openly transvestite (and the book offers a brilliant insight into his motivation for that lifestyle choice) what comes alive most in his writing is the creative process that drives his choice of both medium and message. At the core it's about complex problem solving, his own desires, his emotional intelligence and his incredible talent.
When I first met people like @jaggeree, @tomskitomski@countculture @paul_clarke in 2009 I had not worked with technologists/developers before. I was brought into their world through my work in the London Datastore. I can remember talking to Chris Thorpe on the balcony of City Hall and having a distinct feeling of deja vue. It struck me that he was very similar to the artists (visual and performing) that I had worked with in my early career. So it's no surprise, for example, that Paul has turned out to be an incredible photographer (or that he has in fact studied acting in the past).
The desires and motivations of technologists are very similar to those of artists something identified by Paul Graham in his book Hackers and Painters;
"Like painting, most software is intended for a human audience. And so hackers, like painters, must have empathy to do really great work. You have to be able to see things from the user's point of view…..What hackers and painters have in common is that they are both makers. Along with composers, architects and writers, what hackers and painters are trying to do is make good things"
So if hackers are the new creatives what challenges do they pose for our future organisations? Traditional management approaches will not be fit for purpose because no more than it's possible to administer artists it won't be possible to "manage" these creatives. They are largely driven by the desire to fix problems, create beautiful things and make the world a better place. These are not always the values of the bureaucracy (private or public). Bureaucracies may therefore need a crash course in piloting fairly soon if they want to attract the brightest and best to help steer their course for a successful landing.


It's fitting that Aran Goyoaga, twice over James Beard Award finalist, food blogger and fountain of gluten-free recipes, says that "everyone should take Instagram with a grain a salt."
Food has been a part of Aran's story from the beginning. As a child in the Basque region of Spain, "surrounded by pastry chefs," it never occurred to the now Seattle-based culinary mind behind Cannelle et Vanille, that baking would be her path as well. "My family encouraged me to go to university, travel the world, get a higher education and get away from the blue collar job that baking was," she shares. "When I was growing up cooking for a living did not have the same aspirational career perspective that it does today." She ended up going to university, where she studied business and economics. "It was only after I finished my studies, moved to the US and found myself so far away from my family that I realized that pastry was the one bond that kept me connected to my roots." Her first stop was Florida, where the professional pastry chef worked for a large hotelier. A job which taught her reigns and ropes of all aspects of the kitchen. She initially stopped working to stay at home and raise her son. But the kitchen called her back. And food became her gateway to photography. Her photos have been described as romantic, unfussy, and nostalgic. Many writers have described Aran in the same way.
Today, the mother of two, baker, food stylist, author and photographer of the cookbook Small Plates & Sweet Treats, stays grounded and connected to her heritage through cooking and baking. "I have always loved working with my hands," she adds.
We met up in her gorgeous photography studio by Pike Place Market to chat social media, building a brand, and how her works feeds her soul.
How do you decide what to show, what to keep private? And how to be/not be a brand?
I am not sure what connotation "to be a brand" has (it probably means different things to different people) but I don't necessarily identify myself with that term. I suppose that with every piece of work I choose to show the world through social media, I am establishing a style, a personal taste, an affinity to something, but I don't generally want to sell anything or push product on people. I engage in some advertising work that I relate to or products I might naturally use but honestly my goal is to develop personal content that has an emotional narrative so branding doesn't really fit into that so easily. My instagram account is a bit of a cinematic world view that I have. Visual narrative is what drives my work and I would say I focus very much on that aspect. Sure, what I show is part of my life: my friends, my children, the food we eat, the places I see, but it has a very specific filter and I am not trying to say that is everything my life is. Everyone should take Instagram with a grain of salt.
After working for a large hotelier, what work lessons did you bring into your own business?
I loved working in a big team, especially in a company that has such high standards for service, but honestly, it made me realize that I love working for myself and making the kind of work that I want to do. I love the flexibility of working for myself despite the perils of instability.
Can you tell us a bit about the new project you're working on and why making something that feeds your soul is important?
I spent big part of 2016 working on a new video series that explores my relationship with food, from my family roots to an eating disorder, to feeding the creative soul I never thought I had, to being open to the world and let go of a lot of the rigidity that ruled my life for so long. It is the manifestation that there is no beauty without imperfection. The series is called "A Cook's Remedy" [ed note: the first few episodes released early 2017]. I have produced the series with an incredible team of women in Seattle called Common Thread Creative. I am so excited to put it out into the world.
"There is no beauty without imperfection."
You moved from Spain to South Florida and have settled in Seattle. What about the city feels like home?
Seattle reminds me a lot of the Basque Country where I grew up. It's a lot larger and more majestic than the landscape of my youth, but there is a similar quality to a lot of northern countries that make it feel like home. The rain, the green, the introspection... Seattle is a city that looks forward and inward and that is a perfect balance for me. Makes me feel safe.
Favorite market to buy your ingredients: Ballard farmer's market on Sundays, especially between May and October.
Have a morning cup of coffee: There is so much great coffee in Seattle that it is hard to choose. I love the morning vibe at Oddfellows. It truly is the place to get inspired in Seattle. And The Fat Hen makes incredible lattes. I also love Porchlight Coffee and Records for the obvious reasons: Coffee and music. My two favorite things in the world.
Eat a delicious gluten-free meal: Again so many places. I am just going to name a few because one wouldn't be enough. The lamb burger with no bun and fries at Tallulah's, the roasted vegetables and Jersey salad at Delancey, anything at Sitka & Spruce and Whale Wins (so many gluten-free options), baked eggs at The Fat Hen, pho at Ba Bar, Juicebox for almost everything on the menu, tacos at Copal, London Plane for their papadum and salads, Stateside for amazing Vietnamese and the list goes on.
"Seattle is a city that looks forward and inward."
Take your family out to dinner: Pho is the one thing we all agree on so Ba Bar is definitely our spot. Also El Camion which is a little taqueria in Ballard, especially in the summer. We are a family of simple tastes.
If you had to take a ferry to one island, which would it be and why: Vashon Island because that is where my dear friend Carolina lives and I love visiting her there.
Tourist spot in Seattle that you've never visited: The Underground Tour... I've heard it's interesting, but just creeps me out a bit.
Favorite spot in the city to sit and be still: That is the one thing that is abundant in Seattle. Just take a hike in Discovery Park, Lincoln Park, a walk around Greenlake.....all around us.
Best free entertainment in Seattle: Going to KEXP radio station and watching one of their live performances. The new space is incredible with La Marzocco coffee shop and Light in the Attic record store. It's close to my home and love spending time there.


Q-1). How many buses are operated between Panvel and Pune by National Travels (ABD)?
A: There are 1 buses that are operated from Panvel to Pune by National Travels (ABD).
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A: The journey between Panvel to Pune is covered by National Travels (ABD) in approximately 2 hours 35 mins.
Q-3). How many luxury buses are operated by National Travels (ABD) between Panvel and Pune?
A: There are 1 luxury buses operated by National Travels (ABD) between Panvel to Pune.
Q-4). When does National Travels (ABD) first bus leave from Panvel ?
A: The first bus of National Travels (ABD) leaves at 11:30 from Panvel.
Q-5). When does National Travels (ABD) last bus depart from Panvel ?
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Keeping your accessibility and satisfaction of road journey in mind, National Travels (ABD) offers a number of buses throughout day and night. It also grants great convenience for any kind of commuters like business or leisure travellers . Panvel to Pune is one of the major functioning routes of National Travels (ABD). The skilled drivers and staff ensures complete comfort of its passengers.
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Todd Reeser
EURIAS cohort 2018/2019
discipline Cultural Studies
Professor of French, University of Pittsburgh
French & Italian University of Pittsburgh
GSWS University of Pittsburgh
Transgender France: Universalism and Sexual Subjectivity
In France, the omnipresent principle of universalism means that legally a citizen is defined as a citizen first and only secondly as a member of a "particular" identitarian or communitarian category (e.g. Muslim, woman, homosexual). As a major element of national identity, French universalism has been widely studied and cited, often with respect to specific categories such as Jews, women, homosexuals, and Muslims. Extending the question of the relation between universalism and identity into uncharted territory, my book project Transgender France: Universalism and Sexual Subjectivity makes two historically-based arguments about the French context: that universalism has defined the representation of transgender subjects since the inception of the category "transsexualité" in the 1950s up until today; that trans representation has mediated but also critiqued French universalism more broadly, revealing an otherwise unstated assumption of universalism, namely its biopolitical foundation in the idea of an inviolable and stably gendered body. Over the course of seven book chapters, I study how this relationship is articulated "officially," especially in medical, psychoanalytic, and legal discourse, but also in more popular sources (television, film, documentary, news, tabloid journalism, literature, theatre, autobiography) through contextualized close readings of these texts. The categories under the transgender umbrella are not always defined on their own terms, but due to their perceived ambiguity, are made to intersect with—and thus to rely on—constructs of more legible categories such as Jews, children, and black and Arab colonial subjects. As a result, an important element of the project is to study the ways in which transgender is defined intersectionally, relying on pre-existing assumptions of French universalism's relations to other kinds of subjects.
This deeply interdisciplinary project will appeal to readers in both gender studies and French studies, as well as readers in media/film studies, communications, literature, and the history of medicine. It will also serve as an especially important case study in how transgender and nation-state relate broadly. Transgender France will help correct the focus on Anglophone contexts in the burgeoning field of transgender studies and help open up much-needed transnational and transatlantic conversations on gender.
Todd Reeser is Professor of French & Director of Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies Program at the University of Pittsburgh. He holds a PhD in French from the University of Michigan.
Todd Reeser's main research areas are gender and sexuality studies, critical/gender theory, masculinities, French and comparative renaissance studies, and French cultural studies. With his work lying at the intersection of French and gender/sexuality studies, he teaches undergraduate and graduate courses on gender/sexuality in his home department (French and Italian) and in the GSWS Program. He believes that gender studies and French studies have much to say to each other.
Symphorien Champier: The Ship of Virtuous Ladies, (translation & edition), Center for Renaissance and Reformation Studies, Toronto, 2018.
Setting Plato Straight: Translating Ancient Sexuality in the Renaissance, University of Chicago Press, Chicago/London, 2016.
Masculinities in Theory: an introduction, Wiley-Blackwell, Chichester, 2010.
Moderating Masculinity in Early Modern Culture, University of North Carolina Press, Chapel Hill, 2006.
Transgender France, (ed.), Esprit Créateur [Special Issue], vol. 53, 2013.
Ana Ljubojevic
junior fellow
Polish Institute of Advanced Studies (PIASt)
Ksenia Robbe
Ingrid Hoelzl
Collegium Helveticum
Netherlands Institute for Advanced Study (NIAS-KNAW)
Erik Bleich
EURIAS promotion 2014/2015
discipline Political Science
Cathy McClive
discipline History
Natalia Maillard Álvarez
Benedek Láng
participating institutes
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Tube Production
Tube Bending & Tube Fabrication
Metal Weldments & Assemblies
Bead Blasting
Ring Rolling
316 vs 316L Stainless Steel: What's the Difference?
McHone Industries, Inc.
The world of stainless steel grades can get pretty interesting.
While there's a stainless steel grade for almost every application, it's not always so simple. For some grades, there are variations. Such is the case in the 316 stainless steel series.
As one of the most commonly used stainless steels, the 316 series has two primary types -- 316 and 316L.
When selecting 316 vs. 316L for your project, it's critical to understand the alloys' similarities and differences.
The Main Difference Between 316 Vs. 316L Stainless Steels
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It's the carbon content. Stainless steel grade 316 has a max carbon content of 0.08%. 316L stainless has a max carbon content of 0.03%.
How do you remember which is which? 316L has a Low carbon content.
Note these are the same materials as SS316 and SS316L, as well as AISI 316 and 316L. No matter how you slice it, the "L" is the difference.
316 Vs. 316L Stainless Steel: The Similarities
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Both stainless steels share characteristics on four important fronts:
1. Corrosion Resistance
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2. Workability
Both stainless steels are considered stronger alloys. With their nickel content, they're able to be fabricated at colder temperatures, and maintain ductility whether they're roll formed, drawn, or bent. When heat enters the equation, they're non-hardenable and can easily be passed through a die for shaping.
3. Weldability
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Despite one version having less carbon, both stainless steels cost about the same.
316 Vs. 316L: The Differences In Performance
While both stainless steel alloys are indeed similar, their carbon content does allow for some nuances in two key categories: corrosion resistance and weldability.
Corrosion Resistance: In choosing between 316 and 316L stainless steels, the latter has a slight edge over the former. In other words, with its lower carbon content, 316L lasts longer in high-chloride environments. Compared to 316ss, 316L steel has better resistance to pitting and crevice corrosion over its useful life.
Weldability: After being welded, 316 is more vulnerable to weld decay than 316l because of its higher carbon content. However, this is only an issue if the metal needs to be welded over a period of several minutes or it's heated to temperatures between 425-815º C.
316 Vs. 316L in Practical Applications
Overall, both steels are highly durable, corrosion-resistant, and perform well under high stress conditions.
Because of the aforementioned qualities, the 316 stainless steels have a variety of uses, including:
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Selecting the Right 316 Alloy for Your Project
If you're not sure which type of steel is best for your project, here's the biggest thing to remember: if your project requires lots of welding, 316L steel is a better choice. However, 316 can be annealed to resist weld decay if you're set on this grade.
If you're looking for a cheaper material, 304 and 304L are physically similar to the 316s (slightly less durable) but cost a little less. If you're looking for highest durability, 317 and 317L have a higher molybdenum content, which increases their overall corrosion resistance.
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Re:Life of Brian Re:Life of Brian (Score: 5, Insightful) by c0lo on Monday March 12 2018, @11:59AM (9 children)
by c0lo (156) on Monday March 12 2018, @11:59AM (#651301) Journal
But what have they done for me lately? It usually tuns out that I can't really think about anything. Now they are just collecting their fee every month. If they do something it's usually some shit I don't care about or that really benefits me. So I'm constantly torn about being a member or not.
Now you got me thinking:
- my house never caught fire, why am I paying those taxes for the firefighters salaries?
- yes, the army protected the country against Japanese invasion in WWII. But that was quite a while ago, what has the army done for me lately?
I'm sure the more I think, the more such cases I can discover. (like: what the hell those insurance parasites are actually doing for me?)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoFiw2jMy-0
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Re:Life of Brian Re:Life of Brian (Score: 3, Interesting) by looorg on Monday March 12 2018, @02:02PM (3 children)
The point was that they have stagnated. They have done all this great things generations ago. But these days they don't seem to do anything worthwhile so they are in essence just collecting money for something already completed a long time ago. They are not pushing for anything new or improving things. Now they just want to collect.
Re:Life of Brian Re:Life of Brian (Score: 4, Insightful) by IndigoFreak on Monday March 12 2018, @05:01PM (2 children)
by IndigoFreak (3415) on Monday March 12 2018, @05:01PM (#651422)
This is false though. The union protects rights. They enforce the policy that they put in place years ago. Just because they aren't writing new policies doesn't mean they don't do any good. Now if they stopped enforcing policy in place, that would be an issue. But you are acting like the only use unions have is to make new policy. If the union fell apart, the policy that was put in place would most likely no longer be followed. It's not some sort of federal law or human right once a union policy goes in place. When/If a company fails to follow through, the union will be there to make them. And just because I company follows union policy and the union does not need to make them, doesn't mean without that union there, the company will still follow those practices. The mere presence of the union is most likely enough to make companies comply with their past agreements. And from past examples, once a union goes away, worker conditions/benefits drastically change.
Re:Life of Brian Re:Life of Brian (Score: 1) by Sulla on Tuesday March 13 2018, @03:28AM (1 child)
by Sulla (5173) on Tuesday March 13 2018, @03:28AM (#651661) Journal
When I worked for state government I got to really dislike the union. When it came to striking and getting themselves raises and fighting for position like kids on student government they were top knotch, as soon as something actually important came up they side with management. A coworker and I were in a race one day to get a record on number of invoices processed when when we were behind due to am employee being out. We managed to pull off 500-600/day with 100% accuracy over the period of a week. One of our coworkers was not in on the race because they sat at the other end of the hall, this was just a friendly race between me an another guy to make catching up fun. We got written up because the third coworker couldnt beat 40 on her best day with 80% accuracy. This wasnt management getting us in trouble, this was the union having us written up for creating a unsafe work environment.
I am generally for any union that is a legitimate trade or where you can get hurt/broken on the job in the short or long run, but when the biggest workplace danger your union wants you to be aware of is black lung from toner (not joking) then things are pretty bs.
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Re:Life of Brian (Score: 2) by darnkitten on Wednesday March 14 2018, @03:44AM
by darnkitten (1912) on Wednesday March 14 2018, @03:44AM (#652141)
I am generally for any union that is a legitimate trade or where you can get hurt/broken on the job in the short or long run,
Also, maybe in a place or industry where cost of living routinely outstrips pay;
or a job or industry where work requirements don't allow for quality of life, or any reasonable life outside of work;
or in an industry rife with exploitation.
I'm sure we can all think of examples of each of these, without much effort.
but when the biggest workplace danger your union wants you to be aware of is black lung from toner (not joking) then things are pretty bs.
agreed, but usually, those unions were originally intended to address other issues.
Oft-times unions struggle to seem relevant in a world where no one remembers what they were originally intended to do and what they eventually gained through their work, and that their primary function now is to prevent the company/organization from reversing those gains and reverting to what went before...
''what has the army done for me lately?'' (Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Monday March 12 2018, @08:23PM
For USAians, its army's aggression has gotten a good portion of the global population pissed off at you enough to want you dead.
15 of the 19 on 9/11 were Saudi nationals who didn't want foreign military forces in their country.
N.B. USA has ~1000 military outposts in 135 countries.
How would you feel if another country had military bases in -your- country?
-- OriginalOwner_ [soylentnews.org]
You shouldn't need firefighting. You shouldn't need firefighting. (Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday March 13 2018, @03:13AM (3 children)
by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday March 13 2018, @03:13AM (#651653)
All of this is available and actually used in the USA today...
Exterior walls: concrete block or poured concrete, covered in stucco
Interior walls: metal studs, plus drywall or cementboard
Insulation: fiberglass
Floor: concrete slab with ceramic tile
Pipes: copper and cast iron
Wires: copper, in galvanized conduit
Doors: glass and steel
Doorframes: steel
Cabinets: stainless steel
Counters: quartzite, granite, or marble
For the furnishings and more...
Bed: waterbed with wool blankets
Clothing: wool
Table: glass top on steel legs
Window treatment: steel miniblinds
Kids toys: erector set, aquarium, steel/aluminum framed bicycle or unicycle, steel slinky, glass marbles
Garden: ice plant, jade plant, aloe vera
Food: canned, glass bottles, unwrapped fruit/vegetable
Hair: removed (don't forget to shave pets)
That should keep you safe. You won't need fire alarms at all. There is enough safety margin to add a propane turkey fryer.
Re:You shouldn't need firefighting. Re:You shouldn't need firefighting. (Score: 2) by c0lo on Tuesday March 13 2018, @03:28AM (2 children)
by c0lo (156) on Tuesday March 13 2018, @03:28AM (#651660) Journal
Bushfire in Australia: understanding 'hell on Earth' [csiro.au]
The noise of an approaching fire, generated by the rapid cellular decomposition of vegetative matter and shockwaves associated with the gas phase combustion of the released volatiles, can be most frightening, particularly when the fire itself cannot be seen due to smoke and topography. It is often compared to the sound of a steam train at full tilt or the roar of a jet engine.
If a cold front arrives during a bushfire, it generally brings with it gusty winds that change the direction of the prevailing winds and can turn the long downwind flank of a bushfire into a raging head fire. In most cases, the area burnt by a bushfire after the arrival of a cold front is much greater than the area burnt before the wind change.
Inside the turbulent diffusion flames of a bushfire, the temperature of the reaction zone, where the volatile gases released from the thermally degrading vegetation mix with oxygen in the air and combust, can be in the order of 1600°C. The temperature of the flames themselves, however, is less than this adiabatic value, with the maximum temperature at the base of tall flames reaching approximately 1100°C due to mixing with ambient temperature air. The tips of flames are around 600°C.
The radiant heat flux from a thick bushfire flame can reach 100 kW/m2. By comparison, the average radiant heat flux from the sun at midday on a summer's day is about 1 kW/m2. The pain threshold for most people is about 2 kW/m2 and at this rate bare skin will undergo a partial thickness (2nd degree) burn in about 40 seconds. In the midst of a high-intensity head fire, radiant heat fluxes in excess of 150 kW/m2 have been measured.
The convective energy released by a major bushfire provides enough buoyancy to lift the smoke many thousands of metres above the fire (sometimes greater than 10 km), often breaking through the tropopause and into the stratosphere, carrying the smoke around the world. The condensation of water from the combustion products can form pyro-cumulus clouds that can form rain and lightning, starting new fires downwind of the main fire.
For comparison purposes: most of the steel melt at and below 1450C [wikipedia.org].
In spite of that, I'm not going to relocate in US.
Garden: ice plant, jade plant, aloe vera Garden: ice plant, jade plant, aloe vera (Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday March 13 2018, @06:30AM (1 child)
All 3 plants I listed feature thick and juicy leaves. They are a bit like cactus, but without the sharp parts.
The bush fire stops when it hits your garden. Make your garden as large as required. If you have neighbors, enlist them in your garden project. Other options include concrete, pools, and ponds.
Re:Garden: ice plant, jade plant, aloe vera (Score: 2) by c0lo on Tuesday March 13 2018, @06:45AM
Australia - gotta love it, be it only for the sheer number of way it tries to kill you.
Among them - flash flooding [google.com.au]; can happen in the same areas as bush fires** - you imagine what a flood will do to your succulents garden or concrete or ponds.
** well, sometime it doesn't; but if there's noone to live through a bushfire or a flash flood, does it really happen?
Of course you can't flap your arms and fly to the moon. After a while you'd run out of air to push against.


With Marvel's Ant-Man approaching its big screen debut, Hot Toys has announced their new Ant-Man Artist Mix Figure Series designed by Japanese artist TOUMA. Each Artist Mix Figure has bobble-head function and stands approximately 13cm tall.
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