All In With Chris Hayes, Tuesday, May 14th, 2013
All right. President Obama said the IRS should be prepared for a full
have the results of the investigation. I have the report here, right? In
my hot little hands. And it`s a stunning look at an organization and
Also, I`ll tell you about Angelina Jolie`s brave admission "The New
York Times" and the spotlight it shines on the high costs of affordable
dropping as the time he was leading the polls for the Republican
But lest you still not believe that today was a really large, massive,
This is our air during Andrea Mitchell`s 1:00 p.m. show. As you can
Andrea did not, of course, have the sound up on both press conferences
HAYES: All right. That is fun, but also really important.
conferences simultaneously is because everyone was waiting for both the
records of reporters and editors, including incoming and outgoing calls for
general "A.P."
In a letter, "The
intrusion for which there could be no possible justification in which it
That`s saying something.
Eric Hwers to those
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al
went into the formulation of the subpoena. I was recused from that matter.
MADDOW: OK. Now, I know what you`re thinking. I suspect I know what
that sounds -- let`s say it -- ridiculous.
There`s a big Obama Justice Department scandal breaking open, and
anything about it? It just sounds not plausible.
about this big spy operation, you need to understand what got the big
because it started in May of last year with this scoop from the "A.P." that
the CIA had foiled an al Qaeda suicide bomb plot being planned around the
"The A.P." reported at the time the plot was being orchestrated by an
al Qaeda affiliate in Yemen that involved an upgrade of the underwear bomb
that failed to detonate aboard a jet liner over Detroit on Christmas Day in
"The A.P."
operation was still underway. So, "The A.P." holds the story and they
"The A.P.`s" report was published one day ahead of the White House`s
planned announcement.
All right. Now, while this all sounded like a good news kind of
story, I mean, they managed to get the bomb, right? The fact "The A.P."
Lawmakers from both parties rushed to the microphones as they want to
do to demand investigations, criminal charges and prosecutions in what they
were now calling a leaked case.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I`ve ordered a preliminary review and this has
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: The leak, I think, has to be prosecuted. So the
When Eric Holder said he`d recused himself this morning, that is what
he meant because as someone who actually knew the information that had been
was being investigated as a potential leaker.
HOLDER: is
interest and to make sure the investigation was seen as independent, I
have been the one who had to ultimately authorize the subpoena that went to
HAYES: So, when Eric Holder said this morning he wasn`t familiar with
and cell phone records of "Associated Press" reporters, he meant he wasn`t
familiar with that reasoning by design, because this guy, the deputy
Mr. Cole in fact responded to "The A.P." scathing letter today,
shedding at least some light on his decision-making process, quote, "Therds at issue."
questioned as part of this leak investigation, all before the deputy
`s phone records for two
The Justice Department, even thought it is part of the executive
branch, is one of those agencies from which we expect a level of
Our nation`se

what did the White House know and more what the heck was James Cole
thinking and is this legal? And is he really allowed to do this?
Joining me tonight from Washington, Michael Isikoff, NBC News national
And in San Diego, Marjorie Cohn, former president of the National
Michael, I want to begin with you. What do we know today that we
didn`
James Cole oversaw this investigation, the deputy attorney general, not
somebody most people know about that.
fishing expedition subpoena for "The A.P.", covering offices where over 100
journalists work, eight different offices, cell phones, home phone numbers
I could be wrong, but what it sounds like is an act of desperation to
find something that they weren`t able to find through standard
HAYES: Well -- yes?
ISIKOFF: I just want to make this one point. What`s distinctive
the guidelines say. It is not -- it doesn`t seem aimed at finding a
HAYES: Right. And Jim Cole says in his letter, oh, yes, don`t worry.
the focused, and "The A.P." wrote a response, bro, not true. Like check
out what you told us about. There`s a huge amount of information you
Marjorie, here`s my question for you. I want you to talk me through
t OK? Before
The government subpoenaed phone records from the phone company. Can
t
MARJORIE COHN, THOMAS JEFFERSON SCHOOL OF LAW: Well, no. I mean,
they have
and under the regulations, which hark back to the Watergate days and were
actually passed in light of Watergate, it`s important -- it`s necessary to
negotiate with the reporter, to pursue less drastic alternatives than
actually a subpoena.
And the only time that a subpoena can be issued to subpoena the phone
attorney general recused himself. So, now, the deputy attorney general has
extreme secrecy of the Obama administration that we`ve seen violations of
the public about what`
loophole in the regulation that says that there`s a substantial threat and
HAYES: Let me translate that slowly. Hold on a second.
So, what we`re seeing is the Department of Justice says, look, there`s
right? You don`t want to go around subpoenaing reporter`s records, because
reporter, I can`t do my constitutional duty if every source I talk to is
worried that the FBI is listening on the other line or getting their phone
at some stuff?
then you don`t have to do that. And I thought it was so interesting today
that even though Holder was distancing himself from this, he said I recused
HOLDER: This was a very -- a very serious leak, and a very, very
serious leak. I`ve been a prosecutor since 1976 and I`d have to say that
this is not among, if not the most serious, it`s top two or three most
serious leaks that I`ve

COHN: Well, everything is a big deal to the Obama administration when
administration has indicted more so-called -- indicted in these leak
John Kiriakou who is an ex-CIA official who is serving 30 months now for
giving information about the Bush torture policy.
on two other matters, first of all, when McClatchy revealed that the Obama
administration`s
o
fact,l. And also,
report in "The New York Times" --
COHN: Cyber attacks on the --
HAYES: There have been a wide array of these investigations.
that they are concerned about what the Justice Department has done. Holder
is scheduled to testify tomorrow morning before the House Judiciary
has some, a lot of questions for the attorney general. He was very
said he had real concerns about this subpoena, thought it was a way too
on top of the IRS scandal --
HAYES: It may get buried because Washington has a real instinct for
Michael Isikoff of NBC News and Marjorie Cohn of Thomas Jefferson
inspector general on the revelations that the IRS targeted conservative
Last night, we told you about the plan to start a voluntary skills
yes, it is, Michigan.
We will continue to follow the story on the show and on our Web site,
conservative groups, if the reporting is true on this.
REPORTER: The president did use the word if these activities are
taking place. But there has been an acknowledgment on the part of IRS
leadership that these things did indeed occur. So I wonder why the
CARNEY: What we have to do, responsively, is wait for the independent
inspector general`s
HAYES: That was White House Press Secretary Jay Carney who took a
waiting for the much talked about and anticipated treasury inspector
general`s report to come out before the inspector general decided what to
applying for tax exempt status.
ago and it blames, quote, "ineffective management for the Internal Revenue

Joining me tonight, Nicholas Confessore, political reporter for "The
But first, all right, you and I both read this report. We`ve had a
long series of tweet and it is -- I mean, saying like, oh, my God, this
Treasury, IRS inspector general report is fascinating, it sounds
ridiculous. But it is really fascinating.
if you`ve been watching this process from the outside, with little hints of
what`s happening and how it works. And then, finally, you have 54 pages of
here`s how it worked, here`s what happened, and it`s like peering into the
HAYES: So, here, I want to just set the table for folks and then I
which is the kind of tax-exempt organizations, that are social welfare
that say they`re 501(c)(4)s and aren`t primarily political are also going
to do all these political stuff, the IRS has to say, what is the standard?
with this very genuinely difficult definitional question?
They`re also clearly political. Which side of the line do they fall on?
CONFESSORE: Here`s the main thing I learned from this. The people in
a C4 group is going to do permissible political activity, don`t themselves
right there in their report.
Now, it`s not totally surprising. I`m not going to go --
HAYES: No, I mean, literally, it said in the report, we don`t know.
CONFESSORE: In their report, it says, there`s a bunch of accountants
in Cincinnati, and the lawyers are in D.C. and the guys in Cincinnati
Now, I`m not a lawyer and if I`m ever writing a story about this
and I still make a mistake. That appears to be a lot of what happened
level these applications didn`t really know what was OK and was not OK.
And then they go and they ask all these questions that are totally
your donors? Give us a list of all the people -- of other organizations
involved in. But it doesn`t go to their job, which is, are you doing the
HAYES: Right. And they are -- and you made this point today. You
said they`re not -- they`re a collection agency, not a regulator.
HAYES: Their job is to get the dollars rolling in.
Quickly, this is a passage from the I.G. report. We asked the acting
commissioner -- tax-exempt governor, (INAUDIBLE) division -- director,
scrutiny, right?
individual organization outside the IRS.
ThaThis is not
more investigations to come. Who knows what we`ll find out? Well,
HAYES: This is not definitive, right?
Cincinnati decided you know what? This will be a great way to figure out
if groups are doing permissible activity. Let`s search for the ones that
them change it, they went around behind her back and she didn`t figure it
out for three months. And then they went back and forth a couple of more
consistent set of standards that was more or less compatible with IRS
HAYES: And we should just put the context here. In 2010, there were
about 1,700 applications for this kind of status. 2012, 1,700. By 2012,
it jumped a thousand. It was up to 2,774.
Finally, you wrote a great piece in "The Times" today in which you put
this in context, and you basically said, look, here`s the craziest thing
were getting really raked over the coals while the biggest groups that were
spending millions of dollars by Karl Rove and Bill Burton, you know,
Republican/Democratic strategists that we all knew were doing primary
anything happens to them because an actual audit when the IRS says this is
not good can take six years. Karl Rove`s organization was two and a half
purest kind of election intervention we can do --
Nick Confessore, political reporter for "The New York Times" -- thank
CONFESSORE: Thanks, Chris.
HAYES: Coming up, I`ll tell you why everyone loves a scandal,
HAYES: Here is today`s breaking news in the Benghazi scandal -- I put
Remember the big White House talking point e-mail revelations that had the
media in full on Benghazi frenzy?
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: The Obama administration on the defensive after
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: ABC`s Jonathan Carl obtained 12 different edits
t`s misleading
their objections. And the bottom line is that, in the end, they redacted
to make sure we`re clear on this. Those staffers then took notes,
Well, today, we have one of the actual e-mails from Deputy National
Security Ben Rhodes, thanks to a great scoop by Jake Tapper. All right,
here`s whatimpression. We can take this up tomorrow
The story on Friday was that the White House was nefariously figuring
now. There`s

right now, about e`t
want to be. I really don`t want to be.
And here is the answer. This chart, posted by Nate Silver, shows
Google searches for political news around the low end of where they`ve been
over the last nine years. I`ve talked with bloggers and web editors about
It is under these conditions that scandals explode. Political
scientist Brendan Nihan (ph) offers great analysis, writing "new scandals
media`s full attention and scrutiny. That`s why we`ve been covering them. a
Of course, no one pays attention to the story of a murderous dictator
HAYES: He`s talking about a guy that tried to extinguish an
indigenous people. So Fox, you want to take it from here? We`ll be right
back with Click Three.
about raises a lot of questions about women`s health and whether
today, beginnin`s puzzle.
Gingrich Productions, we spent weeks trying to figure out what do you call
you can get Wikipedia or go to Google. That`s not a cell phone. Think
a hand held computer.
HAYES: No, this is not some clever Newtonian joke. The man who ran
for the nation`s highest office, the man who said he would challenge
automobile, it was called the horseless carriage. And it took a little
HAYES: Yes, Newt, we`ve figured out a name for it, the automobile.
Just as we have for years now called those things smartphones. For the man
HAYES: Please stop it. You`re killing me. Also, you can use it to
 commonplace
yellow light time below Fed min and doubles revenues for red light ticks."
It links to what at first appears to be a standard local news package from
WTSP, 10 News, Tampa Bay, Florida.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: You won`t believe what we found, proof of
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I never thought of such a thing, that I was
doing anything wrong.
HAYES: OK, from there, it evolved into a great seven-minute
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Why? You can thank red light camera company
American Traffic Solutions. Ten News found they`ve donated more than half
a million dollars to political campaigns in Florida alone, and upwards of a
HAYES: Check out the whole piece and drive slowly when you`re in
machine. From "Mother Jones`" Kevin Drum, computers may not kill us, but
beat us at chess, says Drum. They will increasingly take our jobs. Robots
will outnumber human beings sometime in the 2030s. Worker displacement and
All hope is not lost, though. We must be adequately prepared if this
gracefully written op-ed in "the New York Times" by actress Angelina Jolie.
Under the title "My Medical Choice," Jolie explains her decision earlier
breasts removed to minimize her risk of getting breast cancer later in
the age of 56. And Jolie writes about her children asking if the disease
that killed their grandmother could affect her. "They`ve asked if the same
could happen to me. And I`ve always told them not to worry. But the truth
is I carry a faulty gene."
three months of surgeries, including reconstruction, and says she now faces
a dramatically lower risk, from 87 percent to under five percent.
She writes  ways. And they know
empowered that I`ve
is amazingly expensive. But Jolie hopes her op-ed will lead to more women
with a family history and the means to get tested. "Today, it is possible
Angelina Jolie is not unique. Experts estimate there has been as much as a
50 percent rise in the surgeries in recent years, meaning more and more
major invasive surgery now to minimize their risk of cancer later.
When we come back, I`ll speak with a journalist who found herself in
the same circumstances as Angelina Jolie, and with a congressman who is
HAYES: We`re talking about Angelina Jolie`s revelation that she went
Joining me tonight,
Lizzie underwent a preventative double mastectomy at age 27. to have
this, reading the op-ed today, what was your take away? What is your
LIZZIE STARK, JOURNALIST: Well, first of all, I just really feel for
ative
double mastectomy. So my first reaction was sympathy. I also think that
it`s great. It`s
testing for the gene. This raises awareness about hereditary breast
cancer. And it can help women decide whether taking the gene test is right
for them, of course, in consultation with a genetic counselor or doctor.
And then I also really liked what she said about not losing her
who have had a preventive double mastectomy, but for many women who have
I just can`t imagine what -- what goes through your head in making
STARK: Well, there`s the decision to test and then there`s the
decision about what to do about the results that you get. For me, I come
die horribly of ovarian cancer. So I think that`s one thing that --
you have that kind of odds, it really does feel like cancer`s coming for
you and that you have to be extra cautious.
the cost for just the genetic testing that would -- that Angelina Jolie
underwent and that Lizzie underwent. That is a lot of money. That is not
something a lot of people can afford. And it`s not necessarily covered by
REP. KAREN BASS (D), CALIFORNIA: Well, absolutely. And let me just
say to your guests, you know, I really think she`s very brave and I really
appreciate her coming forward and talking about this. When I watched the
news, I have to say, is
maybe I could get that test.
At 3,000 dollars, that`s just the screen. Then you`re talking about
want to look forward to the day that all women have access to this test, to
because they tested my mother first, and so instead of having to sequence
look to see if my mutation was the same as her mutation.
HAYES: This is a really interesting statistic on this: white women
African-American women. So there`s a massive racial disparity. That
massive racial disparity also reflected in the fact that black women have a
41 percent higher mortality rate and lower incidence rate than white women
I mean, this to me is the most striking aspect of this. There is a single
company that owns this gene. And if that -- it sounds like I`m
misspeaking, I am not. There is a single company, even though they did not
make this gene -- evolution made this gene. Miriad Genetics has patented
no, you can It has been argued before the Supreme Court. We will find out
STARK: Yeah, that it`s incredibly extraordinary. I`m really looking
patented a whole string of DNA. They`ve just patented the specific cancer
know, again, you would think that something that would save lives in such a
You know, it`s difficult when you`re thinking about a disease that you
would hold on to a patent for X number of years before you provide access
HAYES: There`s been a big question -- and Lizzie, you`re researching
seen a huge amount of increase. Are we going to see an explosion in this
STARK: I think so. We`re learning more about genetic causes of
cancer. There are genes that can raise your risk of Alzheimer`s or of
colon cancer or of -- I mean, or or or or or. So I think that what we`re
seeing now with BRCA women is going to become much more widespread. I
think this is part of the future of medicine. And it`s complicated and
it`s uncertain. And that`s one of the really problematic things about
HAYES: So the first person experience of Angelina Jolie, I thought
laid out very movingly today, that you yourself have experienced and had to
act on -- looking down the barrel of genetic probability is something I
Author and journalist Lizzie Stark and Congresswoman Karen Bass, thank
you both so


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I've been thinking about how my work pivots so much on details, and how scale (bigger paintings) stresses this issue so. For example, witness how the overall pics drop the information we can see in these detail images.
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Hmmmm. Interesting. Fat (thickness, mass, materiality) points toward small scale, intimacy. Thin (flat) points toward big scale, mass communication. Is this correct?
I'm still chewing on it.
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She saw me changing my shirt and looked down her own shirt. "oh, I have moles" hahahahaha
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1) There’s a high chance you will get caught. You don’t want to spend time worrying about whether someone will find out you told a fib when you should be focusing on the responsibilities of your new job. There has been a number of high-profile people who have lied about their previous salary, education or experience who were caught out years later when they were successful enough to draw attention to their background.
2) It’s hard to keep track of a lie. You could slip up to a co-worker or somebody could begin to get suspicious if they’re listening intently to anything you’ve mentioned about your previous experience and realise some things don’t quite add up. You don’t want to be Mike Ross from Suits and have a Louis Litt questioning everything you say.


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As Andor says himself while trying to find his long lost sister in a brothel on Morlana One, Kenari was a small Mid Rim system. Just FYI, Naboo (Padme Amidala’s homeworld), Takodana (Maz Kanata’s hangout), and Kashyyyk (Chewbacca’s homeworld) are other Mid Rim planets. And in Star Wars, systems (which include a star and the planets orbiting it) and a single planet often share names kinda interchangeably. So, Kenari is the system and probably also the name of the planet that we see in flashbacks throughout the first three episodes.
As Luna told Decider, “Cassian is such a unique character in the universe of Star Wars. When you see Rogue One, no one shares his accent. Clearly he comes from somewhere else than everyone around, and you hear very little about where he comes from and what happened.”
While aliens speak all kinds of languages, almost every human we’ve seen in Star Wars speaks Galactic Basic — possibly every human. These Kenari flashbacks are either a rare example or the lone example of humans speaking a completely different language — and the fact that the show offers no subtitles for Kenari makes it feel all the more rare, like even Star Wars itself doesn’t know how to translate it. All of this explains why Cassian Andor speaks with an accent.
Considering that the official story is that Kenari was abandoned, considered toxic, and the planet is off-limits to everyone, maybe the Republic did do exactly what Maarva was sure they’d do and murdered the indigenous population. Was it solely a mining accident? Or was it a mining accident that led to genocide as a coverup?
How does this change Cassian Andor’s backstory?
Prior to these episodes, expanded universe materials listed Fest as Andor’s home planet and stated that he became a child soldier at the age of 6, and that his first battle occurred in the year 20 BBY (20 years before the Battle of Yavin, as seen in the first Star Wars film) when he threw rocks at clonetroopers. Cassian’s previous backstory also states that his mother is dead, and his adoptive mother — Maarva Andor — is now very much alive.
All of this led fans to assume that Andor was 26 in Rogue One. Diego Luna is 42, but was 37 when he appeared in Rogue One. Since Andor takes place 5 years prior, Cassian is likely close to 32. Yes, actors play young all the time, but does Andor really seem 21 in Andor? On top of that, Antonio Viña, the actor who plays young Kassa, is not 6. He’s closer to 10 or 11. Considering that the villagers are armed and ready to investigate a crash site, that lines up with Kassa having been part of a revolutionary group since the age of 6. Diego Luna confirmed to us that Kassa has been fighting since he was 6.
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If you read my review of Let It Sleep yesterday, you already know just how much I love Poor Young Things new EP.
I sat down with the band over cheap drinks at Java House to get their insights on moving to the city from Thunder Bay, working their way into the Toronto music scene and finally recording an EP I have been looking forward to owning since I first heard them play a year ago.
I immediately had to ask about the difference between the music scene in their hometown compared to Toronto, a favorite question of mine for musicians not originating from the big smoke.
Guitarist Dave Grant pointed out the challenge of moving to a new city, after establishing a base back home. “Thunder Bay’s always been really good to us, fanbase wise. When we came to Toronto we lost all that, since we didn’t have many friends or family down here, so we actually started having a real following of people who aren’t your buddies, they’re your fans – though they turn into your buddies after a while.”
At one point, Poor Young Things were considering uprooting to Vancouver instead of Toronto, though no one in the band really seemed sure why they wanted to do that. “Growing up in Thunder Bay you’re always kind of taught that you have to hate Toronto,” noted Matt. Luckily, a friend intervened. “We talked to one of our buddies Jeff Heisholt, and he said ‘I think that’d be a mistake if you moved out there, you should come down to Toronto, that’s where everybody is, and I can help you guys a lot more than you will get out West’” Dave said. “To be honest, the people we’ve met down here have been some of the nicest people we’ve ever met and we’ve been all across Canada.”
I ask him the question every songwriter hates, curious if the lyrics come from personal experiences or made up stories. “The Low Road is about… it’s tough talking about lyrics because you don’t want to say what it’s exactly about because it takes some of the fun out of it. The Low Road would be a relationship song. Hearts and Minds – I was just trying to write a song like Teenage Kicks, pretty much. Those guys are awesome.” Our mutual love for Teenage Kicks came up many times during the interview.
To close things up I tied it back to the theme of the EP, asking if there is anything that could ever break them up. “I think we’d be lost without each other,” Dave said. I am inclined to agree.
Poor Young Things long awaited debut EP Let It Sleep was released through Bumstead Records last month.
“The Low Road” may be about a relationship on the rocks, but that line in the chorus highly connects to the driving theme behind Let It Sleep, which would appear to be that they have been through a lot together as a band over the past 5+ years and they won’t give up. I’d say getting signed to Bumstead and recording with Jon Drew after less than a year in the city probably signified the beginning of their hard work paying off, and they’ve definitely earned it.
Listen to that guitar line, goddamn, incredible.
I had seen them a couple times previously, briefly at The Horseshoe for a super early set that I missed most of, and a second time at The Supermarket where they played a fantastic headlining set that had a large group of girls going crazy on the dance floor – and their album The First Cut had been in rotation on my mp3 player for a while – so I knew I was in for a great night of pop rock melodies and booty shaking.
The sweet pop tune “Over Achiever” came next, and singer Mattie Leon hilariously pointed out that the song is about an unattractive guy getting with a hot girl – something that happens all too often in the music industry. The call and response “Ohh baby” vocals in the tune make it a must play at live shows, and it has some of the funkiest guitar melodies around.
Next they pulled out a couple new tunes with “Gloria” and “Ivory Coast” that have me excited for their upcoming album, and then it was time for my favorite track with “Landslide”. Watch them perform it on Balcony TV if you don’t already know its greatness:
Pulling out a cover is standard for local shows and they made a great choice with “I Heard It Through The Grapevine” as their second last song. If you can get me to live in the moment and not automatically picture that scene in one of my favorite films of all time The Big Chill – that means you’ve successfully covered a hard to cover song – and they most definitely pulled it off. A more CCR than Marvin Gaye take on the track, everyone was having a blast singing along and it was an easy high point of the show.
They ended the night beautifully with “Stray”, a rare song in their catalog that leans more rock than pop. The badass guitar tune about a guy trying to convince his girl he didn’t cheat gave the crowd a chance to wipe off some of the sweat they had built up through the set. This slow burner is the kind of song that I could see in a movie, maybe because it paints such a vivid picture in my head to the point where I get lost in the did he/didn’t he aspect of the story. The sex in the melody always leads me to believe he did. That guitar line is far from innocent.
Although that was the end of their set, they weren’t quite done yet – joining Poor Young Things on stage to close the night out with an energetic cover of the Sam Roberts song “Detroit ’67″ that apparently suffered from an out of tune guitar. They all looked to be having such a great time on stage that any problems with the cover didn’t register to my ears, since I was having far too much fun watching them play it. It was the perfect way to close a great night of live music and I’m looking forward to them teaming up again to play a show on December 8th at The Dakota Tavern.
When all is said and done, The Sweet Mack make upbeat dancey pop rock songs that lose some of their life live if the crowd lacks ladies willing to shake it -which happened to be the case this night – but the songs remained killer anyhow and I always know I am going to leave in a good mood anytime I see them play. If you have yet to hear The First Cut or see them live, you should probably get on that as soon as you can..
Thursday night I went to The Hideout to check out a band very new to the Toronto scene, Attagirl. I caught them once before at Clinton’s last month, rounding out the same line up they played with for this show (Poor Young Things and Salty Radio).
The simple line up of a guitarist (Dan Cohen), bassist (Aaron Zack) and drummer (Eddy Kingsley) gives them a strong lo-fi sort of Pavement-y sound that I love. They only have three songs recorded right now (which you should listen to on their link above), but I was singing along to all of them when they came up as they’ve been on repeat since first watching them play. “Yossarian” is a perfect singalong tune that made for a great start to the show, and the catchy love song “Sleep A Little” was just as fantastic. But the highlight of the night for me was definitely hearing them play my favorite track, the melodic break up tune “Something To Believe In”.
The thing I might love most about this band is that they have a drummer who sings lead on some of the songs. If you know me you probably know of my love for Sloan’s Andrew Scott, the first singing drummer I ever witnessed (watching MuchMusic play “500 Up” as a 7 year old). It always seems like such an impossible thing to hit the drums while singing without having it sound messed up, so seeing Attagirl achieve this so spectacularly automatically put them on my good list.


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Peter Lang: Does the weight of credible evidence support the hypothesis that >50% of the global surface temperature increase since 1950 was caused by human’s GHG emissions?
Now, is the Page/Scafetta/etc hypothesis “credible”?I think so. Is it true and is there an accurate representation of the process?
Peter Lang: Do we know what caused the similar previous warmings, such as the Roman and Medieval warm periods?
Do we know by how much CO2 concentrations increased duringIf so, have attribution studies for the past 50 years taken into account the amount by which CO2 concentration increased during equivalent previous warming periods?
Peter Lang wants “a clear answer and a clear explanation [and] a very succinct, clear, simple summary of the evidence.”
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What is the IPCC meaning of “other anthropogenic forcings”?
Two and two are five!I must try harder. It is not easy to become sane!
The situation we have here is that the cooling effect of man-made aerosols has declined appreciably [since 1951] as CO2 emissions and other GHGs have increased, so we would expect even greater warming, which hasn’t happened. Hence TCR must be lower than previously thought. Of course, it could be argued that natural variability since 1951 has been appreciably greater than that which is estimated by the IPCC, and that this may explain part or all of the observed reluctance of temperatures to rise as quickly as they have been predicted to rise using AGW forced models. In which case a higher estimate of TCR could be argued. But this requires natural variability to have contributed a net negative influence on global temperatures over that period. If it has been net positive – which looks more likely – and greater in magnitude than assumed by the IPCC in their calculations, this will put even more pressure on the downward revision of TCR.”
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I visited seventy-three countries between 1997 and 2017 – backpacking and working for a cruise line. A sliver of that experience has worked its way into my stories.
I arrive at Kadir's Tree Houses the same day as Kate, a blonde Californian who changes lovers as easily as she changes trains.
Choosing the cheapest youth hostel means staying in the suburbs and taking public transit to Prague. That's where I hear the voice of God.
Indifferent to me, the dolphin continues nosing my wife's abdomen. Julie shrieks and I picture the next bite ripping her open.


Chris Nolan is by far my favourite director, and creator of my favourite trilogy Dark Knight therefore my excitement for this film grew quickly from seeing the first trailer. This film showcases McConaughey on his revolution back into the acting world.
McConaughey is a fascinating actor, five years ago I would have given his films a wide berth with his continual production of romantic comedies. Now if his name is attached to the film, it becomes a must watch for me and between Dallas Buyers Club and Intersteller his performances are mesmerising.
Despite the negative attention some critics gave this film, once your mind is kept open at possibilities and goes beyond the basic nature of our understanding of time and elements, then this film becomes a strong meaningful piece of cinema.
OVERALL ***** A fascinating idea, executed in good form with a powerful cast and imagery, Intersteller is another favourite of mine this year.
RECOMMENDATION- Keep an open mind throughout, though long, the time passes along very quickly and if you are a fan of space then this is essential viewing.


left the room. "We'll be right back!" she promised.
The girls ran down the stairs to the kitchen. A cook in a white jacket greeted them with a friendly smile.
"It's for a friend of ours... who missed lunch," Kirsty said. It wasn't really a lie. She just didn't mention that her friend was a frog!
"Thank you!" the girls said, and they opened the refrigerator.
"What kind of food do frogs eat?" Kirsty whispered.
They put some grapes in a small bowl and went back up to their room. Rachel put the grapes next to the frog and Kirsty filled the bowl with water from the bathroom sink. The Frog Princess happily ate one of the grapes. Then she drank some of the water.
"I think we're all set," said Rachel. "Let's go find Jack Frost!"
"Where are Rita and Bertram?" Rachel wondered.
She and Rachel chased after Jack Frost. But his legs were much longer than theirs and he could hop surprisingly fast. The four goblin frogs ran between Jack Frost and the girls. One of them stuck his big frog foot in front of Kirsty. The other stuck his foot in front of Rachel.
Whomp! The girls tripped and fell onto the grass. They could hear the goblins giggling as they hopped away.
"Oh, dear! Are you all right?"
Rita appeared in a cloud of shimmering fairy dust, looking worried.
"I'm okay," Rachel replied. "What about you, Kirsty?"
"That's all right," said Rita. "If I know him, he won't go far. I'm just glad that you two are okay."
"I don't know," Rita answered. "We split up to find Jack Frost and I haven't seen him since."
Then one of the fairy tale organizers stepped out onto the bridge. All of the organizers dressed like fairy tale characters for the festival, and he was dressed like Puss-in-Boots.
Rita nodded. "Don't worry. I'll stay close by."
"We should get back to our room and check on the princess," Rachel said.
The girls headed back up to their room high in the tower. As they walked down the hall, Rachel noticed a weird glow coming from under the door.
"Rita? Is that you?" she whispered, pushing open the door.
Rachel glanced at the dresser. The frog wasn't there. That's when she realized what had happened.
"The frog has turned back into a princess!" she cried.
The Frog Princess looked around, confused.
"My room seems different than usual," she said.
"That's because it's our room," Rachel explained. "It's kind of a long story. You see—"
"I don't have time for a long story. I have to bake a cake before the sun comes up!" the princess said, and she rushed past the girls and out of the room.
The sound of tiny bells filled the air as the fairy dust worked its magic on the girls. They shrunk down to fairy size and could feel fairy wings sprout on their backs.
"The princess should be in the kitchen, so we'll look for her there," Rita said.
They flew past the frog goblins, down the stairs, and into the kitchen. The cooks had cleaned all the counters and it was shut down for the night. Rita motioned for the girls to be quiet. The Frog Princess was nowhere in sight—but Jack Frost was!
"Who is he talking to?" Rachel asked.
But no royal attendants came into the kitchen. Instead, four goblins came in, shoving


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Forms are containers for collecting data. The most common tag used in forms, <INPUT>, points to the purpose of form elements: to collect user input and send it off for processing. As described in Chapter 5, “Introduction to HTML: Basic Tags, Tables, and Frames,” the form’s ACTION attribute indicates where the form data will be sent, and therefore how it will be acted upon. Without a value for the ACTION attribute, a form will do nothing. Similarly, a completed paper job application for an employment agency will accomplish nothing sitting on one’s own desk; it must be sent to the agency, who can act upon the data collected in the form. The data collected in an HTML form ...


Author(s): Ichiro Fujieda; Yasuhiro Tsutsumi; Kohei Yunoki; Yoshiki Yamada
One can display an image by scanning a laser light on a fluorescent waveguide. Solar cells attached to its edge surface harvest the photoluminescent photons. Its optical efficiency is defined as the ratio of the number of the photoluminescent photons collected by the solar cells over the number of incident photons. There are models reported on this topic for a luminescent solar concentrator and most of them are based on either numerical integration or Monte Carlo simulation. In our model, an isotropic emitter is placed at a single spot in a square waveguide. First, we ignore optical losses during propagation for simplicity and calculate the efficiency as the product of three factors: the trapping probability in the waveguide, the ratio of the angle subtended by one edge from the single spot over 2π, and the probability of exiting from the edge. The other three edges are assumed to be absorbing. This simple calculation gives the efficiency as a function of the coordinates of the excitation spot. Next, we introduce an attenuation coefficient to account for optical losses. Adding contribution from each wavelength of a photoluminescent spectrum would give the overall efficiency. In experiment, we can measure this efficiency by coupling a photodiode array to one edge of a fluorescent waveguide and exciting a single spot by a laser beam. Our preliminary result indicates that the model roughly reproduces the value of the efficiency and its dependency on the position of the excitation spot.
Proc. SPIE 11120, Nonimaging Optics: Efficient Design for Illumination and Solar Concentration XVI, 111200H (9 September 2019); doi: 10.1117/12.2529064
Kohei Yunoki, Ritsumeikan Univ.
Yoshiki Yamada, Ritsumeikan Univ.


Cruzing for a bruisingt he exposed the leaders of his party as weak-kneed scaredy cats.
? He is too busy playing footsie with Democrat Leader Harry Reid to fight for anything.
Make no mistake: McConnell has the power to make Reid agree to allow a clean up-or-down vo sans Obamacare by getting 41 Republicans to back a filibuster. However, the lily-livered McConnell and his lieutenant, John Cornyn, are working with Reid to strip the bill of that requirement. The battle over Obamacare can be won in the House of Representatives. Our Founding Fathers wisely put the House in charge of the nation’s checkbook. Acthere, and n president can kick, scream, threaten and pitch a temper tantrum if he wants to, but it will do no good as long as the House stands firm. Unfortunately, that is unlikely to happen with pretty boy John Boehner at the helm. Forget the bloody nose. Boehner isn’t willing to get his hair mussed. In his brief tenure as speaker of the House he has raised the white flag of surrender again and again before the battle has begun.
If the truth be known, the House never would have passed the bill now before the Senate if it hadn’t been for Cruz and his small band of courageous colleagues. In typical Boehner fashion, the white flag has already been raised. He is busy floating alternatives indicating that he is not serious about defunding Obamacare and never has been.
? The can is trashed! As a result, the next generation has been trashed, and many in this generation are on life support. The ghost of Newt Gingrich and the 1996 government shutdown have scared Boehner to death. Although Gingrich led Republicans to victory in 1994, he was a failed leader without a plan when he went into battle with Bill Clinton. Boehner needs to get a grip on his courage and stop playing the part of the cowardly lion.
Ted Cruz is trying to wake up America, and if you are smart you will join him and make life miserable for your representatives in Congress until they see the light or you vote them out of office at the next opportunity. saving America!
Boehner and McConnell do not care what happens to your sons and daughters. They only care about appearances and keeping their cushy jobs in Congress. They are willing to try to fool you again and again until there is no escape from our mountain of debt, until the dollar is trash and this country goes down the tubes. They both have primary challengers in the 2014 election, and, no matter where you live, for the good of the party, you need to support them. If their colleagues in the House and Senate won’t vote them out of their leadership positions, then you need to remove them.
Obamacare is unfair and unworkable;
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As readers and writers, how do you generally regard the role of language in fiction? It has struck me that contemporary literature is rather polarized over this question, such that we have two main camps: the Cormac McCarthy Camp of Literary Arts and the Raymond Carver Camp of Back to Basics. But the Raymond Carver camp seems by far the bigger. The work of the novelist who turns one beautiful phrase after another without regard for the importance of narrative momentum is traditionally detested and rightly so, but when you read, do you seek the direct presentation of character and story through common, unadorned prose, or are you hoping to find an explicitly artful use of language (i.e. do you regard an adventurous lexicon, verb usage and sentence rhythm, along with unique simile and metaphor as an integral factor in your enjoyment of a book, equally important to story and character, imperative to keeping your interest)? Do you ever find yourself thinking a writer’s style is so spare and ostensibly self-effacing as to be boring? Should the artful manipulation of language be as important to a fiction writer as it is to a poet?
I am more of a reader than a writer. Actually I am a songwriter. But I read about 3 novels a week. My answer to your question is that it is not a matter of how literary, basic, beautiful or whatever is the language of the writer. It is his or her voice, which is unique to every human being, writer or not.. If the writing is truly that writers voice, it communicates to me. If they are faking it or trying to be someone else or some current hip style or what they learned from all the critiques at writing group or the MFA program, that bothers me, the reader. And yet, having written that last sentence, I would still say that if the story is good and has truth in it, I would forgive the writer and keep reading his or her books.
 Judy (see above) has the right idea. How to explain why one likes Raymond Carveresque writers and Cormac McCartyites?
Count me in with Birnbaum and pass the pepperjack. The easy dichotomy suggests that one is separate from the other in developing an auctorial voice. Sometimes, as a writer develops, the twain merge mid-career. A current example of this is Richard Powers, who has become better at plotting with his last two novels, while honing his language so that it's more interwoven rather than whole strings of elegant variations. The novel, with its ambiguous medium, is more flexible to experimentation. Whether it's Joyce, Frederic Prokosch, or David Markson, You make the assumption that the human heart can only fall in love with a novel if driven by a plot. While plot is certainly important, I don't think plot matters nearly as much if the emotional impetus is there. And that's when some writers bust out the linguistic chops.
One should never have to choose (either a reader or a writer) between language and story. Entwined, entwined, betwixt and betrothed.
And, to agree with some above but add slightly different spin on it: Close your eyes, use the Force, Luke, and find the differences between Cormac and Ray slipping away, dropping like imaginary flies. The soul, the soul, is all there, and all the same. Your accent is Texan and my accent is Yankee but, but, but... you see, the soul is all the same.
And what of Annie Proulx, who can pull off being both Cormac and Ray at the same time.
I'm with Ed: Plot is much less important if there is something else to read for (though not necessarily an emotional something). The later David Markson works being a perfect example.
I have really been taken in by some of Cormac McCarthy's novels, and equally impressed by Raymond Carver's stories. I doubt anybody who's given much thought to their reading would suggest that a certain style is preferable, independant of the author's success at creating something compelling. If you don't take a work at least partly on the author's terms, there's little chance you'll find something of value in the writing. With poetry, that's a given. There's no reason it shouldn't be true of fiction.
Can anyone imagine a Carver novel? His style doesn't seem plain to me as much as mysteriously dense, too compacted to unspool into something like a 300-page narrative. I guess my point is that I don't think of Cormac McCarthy and Raymond Carver as opposite endpoints of a "technique yardstick"--they are both emphatic stylists, much more so than most writers. It's clumsy or style-less writing that is boring, no matter if it's trying to be fancy or plainspoken.
As for the MFA thing, I did one of those, and the only thing I can say about that is despite rumors to the contrary, all kinds of styles, forms, and experiments in structure were explored by my workshop mates (and encouraged by our faculty). It seemed to me that generally, the youngest among us were most interested in finding a unique way to say something, while the older writers were working backward from that--trying to put complex ideas into elegant but straightforward prose.
I just read the debate over language in fiction.
The real issue is voice. Every story comes with its unique sound--it represents the mind behind the story, it's how that mind enters, or shows itself in the world. No two minds sound the same.
Some of us hate overlabored prose. But good prose never sounds overlabored--it sounds light and effortless, whether simple or complex. Some of us find ourselves trusting simpler, more straightforward sounding voices like Carver's. Some of us like our fiction cooked more. A matter of taste. But, speaking for myself, I like really austere stripped down music sometimes, indie bands, and so on, but also Dave Brubeck, Bach, and a hundred other things. You can take delight in in vastly different sounds if you can hear what they're up to.
There are not, for a writer, two possible ways to write the same book. When he thinks of a future novel,  mind, and demands his hand. Her has in mind certain rhythms of sentences, certain architectures, a vocabulary, certain grammatical constructions, exactly as a painter has in mind certain lines and colors. What will happen in the book comes afterward, as though secreted by the style itself.
As a novelist myself, I couldn't agree more.


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Presented by a whole host of local music and art luminaries, including Miriam Silverstein and the Detroit Art Collective, the "Movement Festival Edition" of Schoolhouse Thursday features performances by Detroit's Bill Bailey, as well as Oscar P, Mike Clark, and more.
Doors at 8 p.m.; 641 Beaubien St., Detroit; |||PHONE_NUMBER||| ; $5.
Starts at 10 p.m.; 1540 Woodward Ave., Detroit; bleudetroit.com; $20.
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Starts at 10 p.m.; 3101 McDougall St., Detroit; |||PHONE_NUMBER||| ; Free before midnight.
Starts at 2 p.m.; 1949 Michigan Ave., Detroit; motorcitywine.com; $15.
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Doors at 11 p.m.; 4120 Woodward Ave., Detroit; populuxdetroit.com; Tickets $20.
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How insane are our friends at We Jack Techno for starting such a killer lineup (Paul Johnson, Robert Armani, Gettoblaster, DJ Psycho, and more) at eight in the morning? Are we here because we've been up all night? Did we remember to sleep? Is that your face or mine?
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If you really don't want to stop partying, this is the event for you — but you probably knew that already! Seth Troxler's always popular event has folks lining up extra early and packs the Miami's backyard for daytime dancing. No artists were announced as of our print deadline; the big names are unveiled the weekend of the party.
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Web only: Protesters demand president's ouster
Martin University rocked by accusations, anger
It looked like something out of the 1960s — students with placards and signs marching outside university offices and demanding, “Out with the president, out with the president.”
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But it was not 1969. It was just this week at Martin University in Indianapolis.
“This school was established to help people like us. It was a working person’s school,” said Martin alum Mark Hostetler, a law enforcement officer. A holstered gun was visible on his hip as he joined in the protest. “But it appears this new management is not accessible to the people.”
Many protesters, such as organizer Maria Aytes, said the problems started immediately after the university hired Freeman to replace the retiring Rev. Fr. Boniface Hardin, a revered Catholic priest who founded the school in 1977. The school’s goal was to serve low-income, minority and working adult learners.
And, according to the school’s Web site, “Martin University’s original mission ... has not changed.”
But the demonstrators say since Freeman was hired, professors have been intimidated and fired, students have been harassed to keep silent and a petition drive was started by the school seeking a $5,000 a year increase in tuition.
“The atmosphere is not caring and loving as it used to be,” said one student who is in his last year of school and didn’t want to be identified, fearing reprisals. “And the president is not answering questions.”
In a printed student bulletin dated Oct. 20, the university admitted to a budget deficit of $2.6 million, which “has a major affect on the institution’s accreditation.”
“Martin University has been classified as fiscally fragile,” the update said. “Therefore, many cuts (including personnel) have and will have to be made to maintain a balanced budget.”
Martin was found not in compliance last year in three of five accreditation standards and will receive site visits in 2010 and 2013, according to the update. But, “Martin”
“All we want is answers,” he said.


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