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When Rick and I got married, though I possessed a decent degree of skill in cooking, my meals were rarely balanced ("chicken breast is dinner… what to you mean what else are we having?"). It took some time for me to learn that a meal included more than one thing. But there was an exception to this; soups and stews.
I grew up in a home that made soups and stews regularly. They were a staple in my parents' home. Both of my parents worked outside the home, so my mom is proficient at pressure cooking which made soup an easy weeknight meal. She is also the master of slow cooking a stew for hours to get it just right. I used to tell people my favorite foods were easy to remember; sushi, steak and soup! (Mom makes a mean rare rib-eye too). It's tradition for our family to have a big pot of potato soup on Christmas day, which keeps everyone out of the kitchen and allows us to spend time together as a family instead.
I don't know how Rick felt about stew before we got married. I don't get the impression that he had it much growing up. For me it's soul food. There is nothing so good as a hot, delicious soup to warm you up at the end of a long or cold day. I think our kids feel the same way. If you were to ask H what is favorite food is he will either tell you potato soup or chicken noodle soup – the homemade stuff – which is my favorite as well.
Naturally, having wild game in the freezer means venison stew shows up on the menu pretty often in our home. This recipe is one that I've developed by marrying my mom's beef stew with elements of a venison recipe that an ex-coworker of mine shared with me from some now-forgotten cookbook.
Venison Stew
8 slices of bacon, cut into ½-inch pieces
1 large yellow onion, diced
2 lbs venison, cut into 1-inch cubes
3-5 cloves of garlic, minced or pressed with a garlic press
12 oz beer – something you like to drink, but not Guinness
4 cups water
1 tsp dried thyme
1 tsp dried marjoram
2 dried bay leaves
1 tsp salt
¾ tsp black pepper
3 carrots, peeled and sliced into ¼-inch rounds
3-4 potatoes, peeled or not, cut into 1-inch pieces
¼ cup fresh parsley, snipped
In a 4 quart dutch oven or other large pot, cook the bacon until crisp. Remove the bacon with a slotted spoon and save for later. Saute the onions over medium heat in the bacon grease until translucent, about 5 minutes. Turn the heat up to medium-high and quickly brown the venison. Add the garlic and saute for about 30 second. Turn the heat back to medium and add beer, water and spices including salt and pepper. Bring to a boil, reduce heat and simmer, partially covered for about two hours.
When venison is nearly tender, add the carrots and potatoes. Simmer, uncovered for another 20-30 minutes until the potatoes are fork-tender. Taste for salt. If you wish, thicken the stew by mixing 1 cup of cold water and 1/3 cup flour in a separate container and slowly add it to the stew while stirring. Reheat the stew to boiling for 1 minute. Serve topped with reserved bacon and snipped parsley.

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Thanks to decades of breeding, the modern agricultural tomato has a lot of properties that are great for farmers: the plants are incredibly productive, and the resulting tomatoes hold up well to shipping. Just one small problem: they are nearly tasteless. Heirloom tomato strains have become available precisely because people aren't especially interested in the mass-produced, modern tomato.
In the words of a panel at the meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of science, we "broke" the tomato by allowing the plant breeders to respond to the needs of farmers, instead of the tomato's end-users: consumers. As a result, their breeding has produced a product that most people don't actually enjoy eating. And that's a public health issue, given that tomato-rich diets have been associated with a variety of beneficial effects.
Fortunately, the panel featured a number of people who are trying to fix the tomato using up-to-date biochemistry and genetics.
Yale's Linda Bartoshuk set up the challenge with a little experiment: everyone in the audience was given a raspberry Jelly Belly. Bartoshuk had people hold their nose, then start chewing on the candy. For me, it tasted generically sweet. When, on her instructions, I released my finger, there was a sudden explosion of flavor, a lot of it evocative of raspberries—and a sudden murmur from the audience suggesting they were experiencing something similar.
What's going on? A lot of our experience of flavor really does come from smell, but not from breathing in; instead, volatile chemicals disperse out of the back of your mouth, with some of them reaching your nasal passages. Not only can these volatiles convey a distinctive flavor, but they can also interact with flavors sensed by the tongue, enhancing or suppressing sweetness, saltiness, etc.
Harry Klee of the University of Florida has put together a collection of over 200 tomatoes, some heirloom, some the mainstream agricultural strains. Using those, his team has characterized the volatile chemicals present in each, coming up with a list of about 68. They've also put about 100 of those tomatoes to the test with a panel of tasters, who rated their appeal and flavor. (One of the things he discovered is that some heirloom strains are "really not very good.")
The result is that the team has what you might consider a statistical recipe for a good tomato. Generally, what consumers like is perceived sweetness (though other factors also played in, like saltiness and tartness). And in general, the perceived sweetness was roughly in line with the amount of sugar present. But only roughly. Klee pointed out two varieties (Matina and Yellow Jelly Bean) that had similar levels of sugar, but one was perceived as twice as sweet as the other—the one with slightly less sugar.
The difference: the concentration of various volatiles in the tomatoes which are quite often derivatives of carotenoids, chemicals most closely associated with carrots. The derivatives were considered fruity and floral, and were correlated with both perceived sweetness and likability. Fortunately, the pathways that convert the carotenoids into these derivates are fairly well understood, and the authors leveraged some genetics. Tomatoes with knockouts of the genes involved in creating these derivatives were tested with consumers, and these confirmed that the resulting fruit were rated as lower sweetness.
Klee's team has started identifying alleles that enable production of a variety of volatiles in heirloom strains, and started introducing them into high production commercial strains. According to him, a single cross can give heirloom flavor with double the yield of the original heirloom strain—not enough to get commercial growers to switch, but a step in the right direction. Further breeding and, if necessary, some genetic engineering may return the heirloom genes, along with some taste, to the modern tomato.
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On July 16, 1938, my father devoted most of his column to James Weldon Johnson, a true Renaissance man who died in a car accident in Maine on June 26 of that year.
"Mr. Johnson's demise marks the end of a brilliant and varied career. During his lifetime he had wrought in the capacity of lawyer, author, educator and diplomat," my father wrote. "As a diplomat he represented the United States in Venezuela and at Nicaragua. As author he gave us several interesting books on the life of the Negro. As educator he was instructor on creative literature at Fisk University and New York University. As a composer, he gave us amongst other numbers, 'Lift Every Voice and Sing,' otherwise known as the 'Negro National Anthem.'
After posting the lyrics, Ebenezer wrote: "The late Mr. Johnson's contributions to the Negro in the form of an anthem clearly reveal the depth to which his thoughtful soul travelled. In it he bade us rejoice, he bade us hope, he bade us pray and, none the least, march on!"
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From creative genius Tim Burton ("Alice in Wonderland," The Nightmare Before Christmas") comes "Frankenweenie," a heartwarming tale about a boy and his dog. After unexpectedly losing his beloved dog Sparky, young Victor harnesses the power of science to bring his best friend back to life—with just a few minor adjustments. He tries to hide his home-sewn creation, but when Sparky gets out, Victor's fellow students, teachers and the entire town all learn that getting a new "leash on life" can be monstrous.
A stop-motion animated film, "Frankenweenie" was filmed in black and white and rendered in 3D, which elevates the classic style to a whole new experience.
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After reports that iOS 6's new Do Not Disturb feature stopped resetting according to schedule on New Year's Day, Apple says scheduling won't work until next Tuesday, January 8.
The Do Not Disturb feature was added to iOS 6 in order to silence what might otherwise be distracting notifications, like those during a meeting or while sleeping. Users can manually turn Do Not Disturb on or off, or can set a scheduled time for Do Not Disturb to kick in automatically and then reset later. For instance, many users set Do Not Disturb to turn on around bedtime and reset the following day.
However, users discovered on January 1 that Do Not Disturb did not automatically reset as scheduled. Furthermore, after manually resetting, it wouldn't engage as scheduled that evening.
We contacted Apple when the problem still had not sorted itself out on Wednesday morning. A company spokesperson declined to comment specifically on the cause, but instead pointed us to a knowledge base article published on Wednesday afternoon.
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I sort of mocked the new poll feature on Twitter. And by "sort of", I mean I did. It was rude.
After a few silly polls, I realized this thing wasn't going away and thought, "Hey! I can ask people stuff on here!"
So I posed a serious question to my Tweeps…
For writers, which is the better social media: Pinterest or Instagram?
I know. Mind-blowing.
But I really wanted to know this. Most of you are aware that I'm not interested in spending more time on social media. If I decide to get a new account, I need it to be beneficial.
I'm not sure how many writers actually saw the question, which was only up for 24 hours, but I did get an answer. And here it is:
Wait. WHAT? Are you serious? A tie? A 50/50 split? Stupid poll. I was right. I don't trust this thing. It's evil.
And I am back where I started. So now I'm using my blog as a poll. A better poll. I will get answers. I will know who voted. I will receive explanations as to why people voted the way they did. Right? Of course right. Thanks, gentle readers.
Really, if you think about it, blogs are just big polls.
(Related 'Thought Bubble')
My Sunday thoughts in 200 words or less.
Whether or not you saw this or voted, what are your thoughts? As a writer, which social media platform is most beneficial? And if I get a tie, I'm going to send you low-fat, sugar-free cupcakes until you vote. Oh, yes, they do exist. Don't make me send fat-free…
Ooh! Also, I'll give a gold star ⭐ to the first person to give the correct number of times the word "poll" (or "polls") was used in this one poor post.
ETA: You know, the answer could be 11, 12, 13…less or more. Because I didn't specify if you were to count the words in the title, photos, or tags. So… "YOU get a star! YOU get a star! YOU get a star! Everybody gets a star!"


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Last week I discussed the awesome TEDx talk by Sarah Knight called The Life-Changing Magic of Not Giving a F*ck.
This past week, I've started a list. Note the word "started"…there is much more where this came from. (No, it's not a 'To Do' list.)
It's a budget of sorts. In other words, I've decided what I do and do not give a f*ck about.
And here is what I discovered:
Things I Give a F*ck About
(Things I need to give more time / energy / attention to)
- My health
- My family's health
- Spending time with my family
- Getting "me" time
- Self care
- Writing
- Reading
- Eating
- Sleeping
Sound selfish? Good. It should. 🙂
Things I Do Not Give a F*ck About
(Things I need to give less time / energy / attention to)
- What people think of me
- TV shows I'm supposed to be watching because they are popular
- People who don't hear the word "no"
- (Most) sports
- Celebrities' haircuts, dresses, shoes, handbags, relationships, pets…
- Demands on my time and/or energy
- Expectations about what I "should" be doing
- Number of followers on [insert social media platform here]
- Stats on my blog
- What my neighbor thinks of my lawn
I have to stop giving a f*ck about these things in the form of time, energy, or money.
I have to stop stressing about these things.
I have to say NO to these things.
Some will be as easy as getting up, grabbing a marker, and crossing them off. *cough* Celebrities, sports, TV, blog stats… I already seriously don't care about these things.
Others will be a difficult process of undoing who I am and recreating myself in the image of "What brings me joy."
The real work begins.
My Sunday thoughts in (slightly over) 200 words.
I'm going to take a bit to digest this information and attempt to free up some time and energy for the things I really want to do. The things that are important to me. The things that bring me joy.
I will probably be posting on here because this little Lemon Shark does bring me joy but I will not become obsessed with and/or stressed about what others think I should be doing. So… I'll post when I want about what I want. 🙂
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The Redskins opened their season last night, and you know what that means. Just as baseball's playoff races get interesting, and the future of the Nationals goes on display every night with the team's September call-ups, the nation's pastime is no longer anywhere near the front page of the sports section in DC, and gets barely a mention on the weekend newscasts.
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Thankfully, the Nationals have one of the most vibrant blog communities in major league baseball to fill the gap. Collectively, the "Natosphere" misses nothing in its reporting on the team, and wisely, the Nats have been progressive in their embrace of blogs, issuing full season press credentials to select bloggers for the first time this year.
Saturday marked the team's fourth "blogger day," during which many more of us were again invited to the park to interview players and team representatives, and report on the game from the press box. The team has also brought on a Senior Manager of Social Media to provide us a point of contact and support when needed.
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Yet there's no easy way to re-allocate the spectrum to higher-valued uses. Theoretically, broadcasters' licenses are subject to periodic renewal by the Federal Communications Commission. But incumbent broadcasters have controlled their channels for so long that they've come to be regarded as de facto property rights. And needless to say, the politically powerful broadcasters have fiercely resisted any efforts to force them to relinquish their spectrum.
In February, Congress passed legislation instructing the Federal Communications Commission to tackle this problem using a strategy called "incentive auctions." The commission began the formal rule-making process for the scheme on Friday.
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Second, the FCC will re-arrange the remaining broadcasters so they're clustered together in the electromagnetic spectrum. That will free up contiguous blocks of spectrum that can be put to alternative uses.
Finally, the commission will put the newly-freed blocks of spectrum up for auction. If, as expected, the spectrum is more valuable when used for mobile services than broadcast television, then the FCC should reap significantly more from these traditional auctions than it had to pay for the spectrum in the original reverse auctions, producing a tidy profit for taxpayers.
While the broad structure of the program has been dictated by Congress, the FCC is seeking public input on the details. How should the auctions be conducted? Which broadcast stations should be eligible to participate? How should the spectrum assignments be re-arranged in phase 2? How much spectrum should be set aside for unlicensed uses?
Both public interest and industry groups praised the FCC's initial proposal. John Bergmayer of Public Knowledge pointed out that many broadcast channels were already being viewed primarily via re-broadcast on cable and satellite networks. "It makes little sense to waste spectrum on unwatched signals," he argued in an emailed statement. "The incentive auction approach strikes an appropriate balance by allowing some broadcasters to 'cash out' while putting their spectrum to better use." And he expressed support for the FCC's proposal to set aside some of the newly-liberated spectrum for unlicensed uses.
Bergmayer also praised an FCC proposal to update its "spectrum screen," a set of rules that prevent any single provider from gaining too large a share of the spectrum available in a particular market. The current scheme, he said, "treats all spectrum alike, even though some spectrum bands are better-suited to mobile broadband than others." As a result, he argued, it has become ineffective at preventing Verizon and AT&T from gaining enough spectrum to threaten competition. He urged the FCC to revise the rules to ensure the new auctions don't further entrench the dominance of the largest incumbents.
The proposal also won plaudits from the Consumer Electronics Association. "Additional spectrum is not only key to our national competitiveness, but also needed for creating jobs and spurring economic growth," said the CEA's Julie Kearney. She called it a "great step forward toward unleashing countless innovative products and services."


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LONDON — A Swedish doctor says four women who received transplanted wombs have had embryos transferred into them in an attempt to get pregnant.
He would not say on Monday whether any of the women are pregnant.
Since 2012, nine women have received wombs donated by their mothers or other close relatives in an experimental procedure designed to test whether it's possible to transfer a uterus so a woman can give birth to her own biological child. The women had in-vitro fertilization before the transplants, using their own eggs to make embryos.
"We have already begun transferring embryos into four of the women and plan to make attempts with the others when they are ready," said Dr. Mats Brannstrom, a professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Goteburg, who is leading the research.
Brannstrom predicted that three or four of the seven women might successfully give birth.
"One or two more will perhaps get pregnant and miscarry and one or two won't be able to get pregnant," he said.
There have been two previous attempts to transplant a womb — in Turkey and Saudi Arabia — but both failed to produce babies. Doctors in Britain and Hungary are also planning similar operations, but using wombs from dead donors.
Brannstrom said any woman in the study who does get pregnant will be on a low dose of drugs to keep from rejecting the transplanted womb and will be monitored as a high-risk pregnancy.
The transplants are intended to benefit women unable to have children because they lost a uterus to cancer or were born without one.
Some doctors said women who got pregnant with a new uterus would have to be watched carefully for how the womb progresses throughout pregnancy.
"There are questions about how the physiological changes in the uterus will affect the mother and whether the transplanted uterus will be conducive to a growing baby," said Dr. Charles Kingsland, a spokesman for Britain's Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists.
In a study published last week, Brannstrom and colleagues described the procedures used to transplant the nine wombs and said there were "mild rejection episodes" in four patients. Of the nine who got transplanted wombs, two had to have them removed because of complications.
Brannstrom said the transplanted wombs would be removed after a maximum of two pregnancies.
Other experts called it a promising step but said it would be crucial that babies get enough nutrients from the mother's blood supply.
"We really don't know if the blood flow to the uterus will increase and adapt in the same way," as in a regular pregnancy, said Dr. Yacoub Khalaf, director of the Assisted Conception unit at Guy's and St. Thomas' hospital in London.
"It is a good sign they have done the (embryo) transfers," Khalaf said. "But a live birth will be the best validation that this works."


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"Behold the bold UMBRELLAPHANT
That's not the least afraid
To forage in the broiling sun
For it is in the shade."
Behold the Bold Umbrellaphant: And Other Poems. By Jack Prelutsky. Illustrations by Carin Berger. Greenwillow, 32 pp., $17.89. Ages 3 and up.
By Janice Harayda
For more than six months, a review of Jack Prelutsky's collection of sports poems has appeared repeatedly among the top 10 posts on this site. I wish the distinction were going to a worthier book than Good Sports, which has uninspired rhymes, clichéd language and art that's mismatched with the text.
Prelutksy's 2006 Behold the Bold Umbrellaphant is in every way superior to it. This sparkling collection of poems about imaginary animals pays its respects to Lewis Carroll's "The Crocodile." ("How doth the little crocodile / Improve his shining tale, / And pour the waters of the Nile / On every golden scale!") Because "The Crocodile" was a parody of an Isaac Watts poem, you might call "Behold the Bold Umbrellaphant" a parody of a parody.
But Prelusky's book isn't a parody so much as an homage. Like "The Crocodile," most poems in "Behold the Bold Umbrellaphant" use the ballad stanzas known as common meter or "hymn" stanzas, or alternating lines of iambic tetrameter and iambic trimeter with rhyming first and third lines. And Prelusky stays close enough to Carroll's work that his book could have become a tired imitation of it.
Instead the poems in Behold the Bold Umbrellaphant have a freshness all their own, paired with sparkling mixed-media illustrations by Carin Berger. Each poem describes a creature that is part animal and part familiar object – an elephant with an umbrella for a trunk in the "The Umbrellaphant," an octopus with an alarm clock for a head in "The Clocktopus." This device could have been too clever by a half. It isn't, partly because Prelutsky keeps most poems as simple and descriptive as "The Panthermometer," about a panther with a thermometer for a tail: "Here comes a PATHERMOMETER / A cat we fondly hail, / For we can tell the temperature / By looking at its tail."
Will preschoolers will get the puns and other wordplay in poems like "The Lynx of Chain"? Wrong question. Like Carroll's "Jabberwocky," Behold the Bold Umbrellaphant is nonsense verse, a form that uses whimisical or incomprehensible words to comic effect. And not the least of the virtues of this book is that it may help to prepare children to appreciate Carroll and other masters of that vanishing art.
Best poem: Many, including the lines from "The Panthermometer" and "Behold the Bold Umbrellaphant" quoted above.
Worst line: The poem "The Circular Sawtoise" describes a creature that combines a tortoise and a circular saw and borders too clever, in part because of the pronunction of "sawtoise." When you first see the title of the poem, you mentally pronounce it as "saw-toys." You have to study the picture to realize that it's "saw-tis" in "tortoise."
Published: September 2006 www.harpercollinschildrens.com and www.jackprelusky.com
Caveat lector: The second and fourth lines should be indented four spaces in the lines quoted from the title poem, "Behold the Bold Umbrellaphant," but this template won't let me do that.
Furthermore: This book is also available on an unabridged audio CD, which I haven't seen. To read the review of Good Sports, click here: www.oneminutebookreviews.wordpress.com/2007/05/12/. read Lewis Carroll's "The Crocodile," click here: www.poetry-archive.com/c/the_crocodile.html
Children's book reviews appear on Saturdays on One-Minute Book Reviews.
(c) 2007 Janice Harayda. All rights reserved.


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Lenovo unveiled the final version of its IdeaPad Yoga convertible laptop Tuesday night, as well as two new hybrid models: the ThinkPad Twist and the IdeaTab Lynx. The Yoga remains Lenovo's most solid entry (though it's not without flaws), while the Twist seems like a callback to early "tablet PCs" circa 2003. As for the Lynx, we're unsure why it needs to exist alongside the ThinkPad Tablet 2; a little more design work might have allowed Lenovo to merge the two products into one powerhouse tablet.
IdeaTab Yoga
The last time we crossed paths with the Yoga was at CES in January, when only the 13-inch size was available. Not much has changed—it still has the same solid body, 1600×900 touchscreen, and extremely flexible hinge.
The touchscreen was quite responsive as we swiped around the Windows 8 touch interface. The hinge was a little stiff for our taste as far as laptops go. We like to be able to open the computer while it sits on a table without having to hold the bottom side down to pry it apart. This stiffness seems to simply be the way things are for the Yoga, as without its stiff hinge, it can't hold the "tent" position.
Our original complaints about holding the Yoga in tablet form still stand; gripping it where the keyboard is positioned on the flipped-around backside feels terrible. It's bad enough that we could see someone taking pains to avoid ever holding it that way, instead gripping the bottom half of the base where the palm rests are located. Plus, at 3.4 pounds, the 13-inch Yoga is too heavy to perform well as a tablet. The 11-inch version isn't much lighter, at 2.75 pounds. During its presentation, Lenovo representatives also made more than one demonstration of hanging the Yoga over things (railings, backs of chairs). We're extremely skeptical anyone will ever actually do that, but Lenovo seems optimistic.
The 13-inch Yoga will be available for reservation at Best Buy starting October 12, and will launch at Best Buy and lenovo.com on Windows 8 launch day (October 26) for $1,099. The 11-inch version will not arrive until December and will be priced starting at $799.
ThinkPad Twist
Readers will surely remember the onslaught of tablet PCs about a decade ago. They were laptops with screens that could swivel around and fold flat, and they often came with a stylus which allowed you to take notes. If you were a college student around then, it seemed like it was The Endtimes of Paper. And it was OK to spend $1,000 on a new computer because you'd be saving at least, like, $5 per semester on notebooks (you savvy consumer, you!). Or so you thought: it turned out the screens were only sensitive enough to allow you to squeeze in a few words per digital page. They became defective after a couple of semesters, forcing you to abandon the abomination of a computer by sophomore year.
Lenovo is attempting to bring those days back with the ThinkPad Twist, a laptop with a swivel screen. The hinge seems sturdy, which was usually the problem with earlier tablet PCs. Back then, one too many conversions from laptop to tablet and the touchscreen would die.
The device's body, though, is pretty chunky. We also noticed that when we folded the screen flat, the two halves didn't exactly make a whole, leaving a huge and ugly gap. With actual for-real tablets now floating around the market, a hybrid like this doesn't make for a very compelling product anymore. Sure, it has Windows 8 and the touchscreen is immensely more useful than in days of yore, but the weight and price make it hard to justify.
The ThinkPad Twist will debut at "Staples and other retailers" on October 26, according to Lenovo. The starting price is $849, which will increase with customizations.
IdeaTab Lynx
The Lynx is like a thinner, portless version of the ThinkPad Tablet 2, weighing in at 1.41 pounds without its dock, and 2.86 pounds with it. The 11-inch screen has an unimpressive 1366×768 resolution. As a docked tablet/ultra-netbook, the battery life is pretty compelling: eight hours on its own as a tablet, 16 hours with its dock.
With both parts fitted together, the Lynx makes for an ungainly netbook. We've lamented in the past that the upcoming ThinkPad Tablet 2 and its companion dock are unable to be folded together, or to articulate at all (this is an area where the Lynx wins). We found it was bit cumbersome to get the Lynx tablet in and out of the dock, but once it was in, the assembly felt pretty solid.
The difference in price between the Lynx and the ThinkPad Tablet 2 is small ($599 and $649, respectively, with another $149 for the Lynx's dock). As we mentioned earlier, we're not sure why these two couldn't have been fused into one product: give the ThinkPad Tablet 2 a battery-powered dock, take away the stylus, keep the ports if Lenovo really feels that strongly about them (or just put them on the dock), and give the dock a working hinge.
The IdeaTab Lynx won't be available until December and still has no announced retail outlets. As mentioned, the tablet is priced at $599, and the dock is an extra $149.


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"List of National and State Geological Survey Reports in the Library of the E. M. Museum of Geology and Archaeology", undated
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NRA uses Justice memo to accuse Obama on guns
WASHINGTON — The National Rifle Association is using a Justice Department memo it obtained to argue in ads that the Obama administration believes its gun control plans won't work unless the government seizes firearms and requires national gun registration — ideas the White House has not proposed and does not support.
The NRA's assertion and its obtaining of the memo in the first place underscore the no-holds-barred battle under way as Washington's fight over gun restrictions heats up.
The memo, under the name of one of the Justice Department's leading crime researchers, critiques the effectiveness of gun control proposals, including some of President Barack Obama's. A Justice Department official called the memo an unfinished review of gun violence research and said it does not represent administration policy.
The memo says requiring background checks for more gun purchases could help, but also could lead to more illicit weapons sales. It says banning assault weapons and high capacity ammunition magazines produced in the future but exempting those already owned by the public, as Obama has proposed, would have limited impact because people now own so many of those items.
It also says that even total elimination of assault weapons would have little overall effect on gun killings because assault weapons account for a limited proportion of those crimes.
The nine-page document says the success of universal background checks would depend in part on "requiring gun registration," and says gun buybacks would not be effective "unless massive and coupled with a ban."
The administration has not proposed gun registration, buybacks or banning all firearms. But gun registration and ownership curbs are hot-button issues for the NRA and other gun-rights groups, which strenuously oppose the ideas.
Justice Department and White House officials declined to provide much information about the memo or answer questions about it on the record.
The memo has the look of a preliminary document and calls itself "a cursory summary" and assessment of gun curb initiatives. The administration has not release it officially.
But the NRA has posted the memo on one of its websites and cites it in advertising aimed at whipping up opposition to Obama's efforts to contain gun violence. The ad says the paper shows that the administration "believes that a gun ban will not work without mandatory gun confiscation" and thinks universal background checks "won't work without requiring national gun registration" — ideas the president has not proposed or expressed support for.
"Still think President Obama's proposals sound reasonable?" Chris W. Cox, the NRA's chief Washington lobbyist, says in the ad.
Last month, White House spokesman Jay Carney said none of Obama's proposals "would take away a gun from a single law-abiding American." Other administration officials have said their plans would not result in gun seizures or a national gun registry.
A Justice Department official who would only discuss the issue on condition of anonymity said the NRA ad misrepresents Obama's gun proposals and that the administration has never backed a gun registry or gun confiscation.
While the memo's analysis of gun curb proposals presents no new findings, it is unusual for a federal agency document to surface that raises questions about a president's plans during debate on a high-profile issue such as restricting firearms.
Obama wants to ban assault weapons and ammunition magazines exceeding 10 rounds that are produced in the future. He wants universal background checks for nearly all gun purchases. Today, checks are only mandatory on sales by federally licensed gun dealers, not transactions at gun shows or other private sales.
His plan also includes tougher federal laws against gun trafficking and straw purchases, which occur when a person legally buys a firearm but sells it to a criminal or someone else barred from owning a weapon.
Interest in the gun issue has intensified since the December shootings in Newtown, Conn., that killed 20 first-graders and six staffers at an elementary school. The Democratic-led Senate Judiciary Committee plans to write legislation addressing some of Obama's proposals in the next week or two.
The NRA's Cox declined to say how his organization obtained the memo.
He said the commercial is running online in 15 states, including many Republican-leaning states where Democrats will defend Senate seats next year, such as Alaska, Arkansas, Louisiana, Montana, North Carolina, South Dakota and West Virginia. There are also ads in papers in five states.
The memo was written under the name of Greg Ridgeway, acting director of the National Institute of Justice, the Justice Department's research arm. It is dated Jan. 4, nearly two weeks before Obama announced his plan for restricting guns, and Ridgeway's first day as acting chief.
Justice Department officials said Ridgeway was not granting interviews. He came to the institute last July from the RAND Corporation, a nonprofit research institution where he studied criminal justice issues, and has a Ph.D. in statistics.
The memo says straw purchases and gun thefts are the largest sources of firearms used in crimes, and that such transactions "would most likely become larger if background checks at gun shows and private sellers were addressed."
Gun control supporters said the NRA ad and the Justice memo don't mention that the current federal background check system blocked gun sales to 2.1 million criminals and others barred from owning guns between 1994, when the checks began, and 2010. Also ignored is that Obama has proposed cracking down on straw purchases to prevent a growth in illegal transactions, they said.
Advocates of restricting guns also said the memo omitted mention of several studies that affirm the effectiveness of firearms curbs. These include a 2010 police group analysis showing more than one-third of police departments found increased criminal use of assault weapons and high-capacity magazines since the 2004 expiration of the ban on those items.
"It doesn't appear to be a serious discussion of gun violence prevention policy, never mind an expression of administration policy," said Joshua Horwitz, executive director of the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence.
The memo says that out of 11,000 annual gun homicides, an average of 35 deaths yearly are from mass shootings, defined as those with four or more victims.
"Policies that address the larger firearm homicide issue will have a far greater impact even if they do not address the particular issues of mass shootings," it says.
It says there were an estimated 1.5 million assault weapons before the 10-year ban on those firearms began in 1994, so their sheer number would weaken a new ban exempting existing weapons. Such guns accounted for just 2 percent to 8 percent of crimes before the 1994 ban, so eliminating assault weapons "would not have a large impact on gun homicides," the memo said.
Recent data on the assault weapons ban impact is scarce because since the 1990s, Congress has blocked most federal research on the effect that firearms have on public health. As part of the gun restrictions Obama proposed last month, he ordered federal scientific agencies to research gun violence.


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ABOVE PHOTO: William "Mo" Cowan, center, with Mass. Gov. Deval Patrick, left, and Lt. Gov. Tim Murray during a news conference where he was named interim U.S. Senator for the seat vacated with the resignation of U.S. Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., at the Statehouse in Boston, Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2013.
(AP Photo/Charles Krupa)
Cowan will be chamber's second African American member.
By Bob Salsberg
Associated Press
BOSTON — Although his time in the U.S. Senate will be brief — less than five full months — William "Mo" Cowan could find himself in the thick of major policy debates from the federal budget to immigration reform and gun control.
Democratic Gov. Deval Patrick on Wednesday appointed Cowan, his former chief of staff, to serve as the interim U.S. senator for Massachusetts until a special election is held June 25 to fill the seat left vacant by John Kerry's confirmation as the nation's next secretary of state.
Cowan, 43, will be the state's second African-American senator. Edward Brooke, a Republican, served two terms from 1967-1979.
In the wake of the "fiscal cliff" agreement Jan. 1 and looming automatic spending cuts, known as sequester, expected to take effect in March, Cowan said he backed a balanced approach to the nation's fiscal woes that include some spending cuts and new revenues.
"I don't think anyone believes it's in the best interests to do straight across-the-board cuts," he said.
"If a sequester happens, it's going to have significant impact on Massachusetts," he added. Some of the cuts could target grants to the state's highly regarded universities and research facilities.
Cowan, 43, stepped down last month as chief of staff, a post he assumed in 2010 after previously serving as Patrick's chief legal counsel.
Patrick lauded Cowan for helping manage the state through the recession and said he had earned the respect of people throughout government.
"In every step, he has brought preparation, perspective, wisdom, sound judgment and clarity of purpose," Patrick said while introducing Cowan at a Statehouse news conference.
Patrick and Lt. Governor Timothy Murray added that the affable Cowan — who eschewed his trademark bowtie in favor of a traditional suit and necktie for Wednesday's announcement — also brings a certain amount of "cool" to the job.
Cowan grew up in North Carolina and graduated from Duke University and Northeastern University's law school. He was a partner in the prominent Boston law firm of Mintz Levin before going to work for Patrick, the state's first black governor.
Cowan noted Wednesday that his mother, who is recuperating in North Carolina after knee-replacement surgery, was a child of the segregated South who raised him and his sisters alone after his father died when Cowan was a teen.
White House spokesman Jay Carney said Wednesday that he believes President Obama will be encouraged by the appointment of Cowan, along with a record number of female senators, "because he believes that diversity adds to the quality of debate."
In the days leading up to the selection, Patrick said that he would consider diversity in his choice of interim senator. He had also insisted that the interim appointment be someone with no interest in holding the job permanently, and Cowan went further on Wednesday by saying he had no intention of running for any elected office in the future.
"This is going to be a very short political career," he joked.
Former Democratic U.S. Rep. Barney Frank, who recently retired after more than three decades in the House, had been the only person to publicly express interest in the interim post and Patrick had acknowledged that Frank was among those he had considered.
Wednesday was the second time that Patrick has selected an interim U.S. senator. In 2009, following the death of Sen. Edward Kennedy, Patrick named Paul Kirk, a Democratic party operative and Kennedy family friend, to serve until a January 2010 special election that was won by Republican Scott Brown.
Under Massachusetts law prior to 2004, governors appointed a senator to serve until the next regularly scheduled state election. The Democratic-controlled Legislature changed the law after Kerry became the 2004 Democratic presidential nominee to block then-Gov. Mitt Romney from appointing a Republican in case Kerry won the election.
Brown, who lost his re-election bid to Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren in November, is "leaning strongly" toward running in the upcoming special election, according to Republican officials who spoke to the Associated Press Tuesday on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to share internal discussions.
Two Democratic congressmen, Edward Markey, of Malden, and Stephen Lynch, of Boston, are expected to formally enter the race in the coming days. Kerry is among several leading Democrats who are backing Markey.
Kerry's resignation from the Senate takes effect Friday, making Warren the state's senior senator despite having been in the Senate for only a few short weeks herself.


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Karnataka, India, June 1 (CDN) — Hindu nationalists on May 27 falsely accused a pastor of forcible conversion in Rajanpura village, Hassan district, after disrupting a worship service. The Global Council of Indian Christians (GCIC) reported that the intolerant Hindus also warned the Christians not to worship in the area. Manjunath Shastri led a mob of 20 area Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh extremists that barged into the rented home of Pastor Siddanagowda Barmanagowda as he led a house
church service affiliated with the Karnataka Evangelical Association. The extremists forced the pastor to the Hiriseve police station, where they filed a complaint about the alleged forcible conversions and warned him against conducting worship services in the village, according to the GCIC. A GCIC coordinator told Compass that police told Pastor Barmanagowda to vacate his home and leave the area. –
Andhra Pradesh – Hindu extremists from the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh damaged a church building and installed an idol of the Hindu god Hanuman inside it on May 23 in Tadipatri, Anatapur. The All India Christian Council (AICC) reported that at about 9 a.m. the extremists from the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (World Hindu Council) attacked India Pentecostal Church's Holy Spirit Prayer House, which was under construction. Pastor Venugopal Reddy approached Tadipatri police, but officers refused
to help him. After local Christian leaders' intervention, police questioned the attackers. AICC reported that Pastor Reddy had acquired government permission to build the church building. –
Karnataka – Police on May 19 arrested Christians on a false complaint of forcible conversion in Mandya district. The Global Council of Indian Christians reported that Pastor Shanth Kumar and Pastor Nagesh Kumar had jointly organized a three-day Vacation Bible School for 35 to 40 children near Netkal village when nearly 30 Hindu extremists from the Bajrang Dal stormed the premises and forced the pastors along with two teenage students to the Belakawadi police station. Police charged the
pastors with "deliberate and malicious acts intended to outrage religious feelings of any class by insulting religion or religious beliefs," while the students were sent home without charges. The pastors are locked up Mandya Jail at press time. –
Karnataka – A mob of Hindu extremists from the Bajrang Dal attacked an evangelist and three women on May 18 in Hubli. The Evangelical Fellowship of India (EFI) reported that at about 6:30 p.m. Edward Bellary and three women from Mayer Memorial Church were visiting a family at their invitation to pray for a woman who was ill when the extremists barged in, accused them of forceful conversion and of deceiving the family with false hopes, and beat Bellary. Later, Elish Mulur of the same
church came to aid Bellary, but the Hindu extremists badly beat him, according to EFI. Mulur sustained injuries, and his left eardrum was damaged. The extremists dragged Bellary to a police station and pressured officers to arrest him. Police held him for about eight hours, and he was later released without charges. –
Chhattisgarh – On May 13 in Maroda, Bhilai, Hindu extremists from the Bajrang Dal and Dharam Sena (Religious Army) attacked a prayer meeting and accused Christians present of forceful conversion. A source told Compass that at 7:30 p.m., about 100 Hindu extremists shouting Hindu slogans gathered near the house of Dwarika Dewangaon, site of the prayer meeting. Accusing the Christians of forceful conversion, they locked the door from the outside and continued to shout anti-Christian slogans.
Police came and took the homeowner, Dewangaon, to the police station for questioning. They detained him for about four hours and warned him not to conduct further Christian meetings in his home. With area Christian leaders' intervention, Dewangaon was released without charges, and the area superintendent of police informed the Christians that he would look into the matter. –
Andhra Pradesh – Hindu extremists on May 9 attacked a pastor who goes by the single name of Devasahayam, of Yehova Nissi Prardana Mandiram church, on May 9 in Nellore, sources said. A member of the Hindu extremist Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) identified only as Babu barged into the worship service, verbally abused the pastor for his faith and manhandled him. The pastor stopped the meeting, and the assailant left the premises. Some 30 minutes later, the sources said, Babu died in
his home of a heart attack. That afternoon, a furious crowd of RSS members gathered near the pastor's house and threatened to burn him and his home. The pastor took the matter to the police, but they refused to help, the sources said. The pastor has relocated as a safety measure. –
Uttar Pradesh – Hindu extremists from the Bajrang Dal attacked a church meeting, beat a pastor and threatened to kill his infant son on May 6 in Kanpur. The Evangelical Fellowship of India (EFI) reported that about 40 Hindu extremists accused the Christians of forceful conversion and verbally abused Pastor Dalayu Sonam before dragging him out to the street. They accused his wife of running a brothel inside the church building and threatened to kill his 1-year-old son. The attacks were
carried out in the presence of media, reported EFI. –
Karnataka – Hindu nationalists on May 2 disrupted worship in K.R. Nagar, Mysore district, verbally abused the Christians present and filed a false complaint of forcible conversion against the pastor. The Global Council of Indian Christians reported that at around 10:30 a.m. nearly 20 Hindu extremists from the Bajrang Dal stormed the rented home where the Indian Christian Revival Mission church met and drove away worshipers. The intolerant Hindus forced Pastor Elisha Gangadhar to the
K.R. Nagar police station. Pastor Gangadhar told Compass that police officials questioned him for nearly three hours, and then released him without charges on the condition that he vacate his home and conduct no future prayer meetings in the area. No services were held the next two weeks. –
Madhya Pradesh – On May 2 about 60 Hindu extremists from the Bajrang Dal disrupted a house church service in Mandla, and then threatened to kill a pastor after filing a complaint against him of forceful conversion. A source told Compass that the extremists were shouting Hindu slogans when they barged into the worship meeting of Bethel Prartna Church at 11:15 a.m., having already filed a complaint of forceful conversion against Pastor Bhagchand Rujhiya at Banhani Banger police station.
The extremists dragged the pastor out to the street and threatened to kill him if he continued to lead worship meetings there. Church members came forward to defend the pastor against the Hindu extremists, but police arrived and took him in for three hours of questioning. The intolerant Hindus gathered at the police station shouting that they would wipe out Christians from the area. Police forced the pastor to write a statement that he would conduct no future worship meetings, refrain from praying and visit no
church members at their homes. Area Christian leaders submitted a memorandum to government officials to take action against the attackers. –
Karnataka – As if religious conversion or manifesting one's faith were illegal in India, Hunsur town police on May 1 arrested four Christians including a woman on charges of "attempted conversion," reported the Global Council of Indian Christians (GCIC). The Christians were part of a group led by preacher Robin Paul, of Rolls Park Church, who were distributing pamphlets and brochures related to Christianity, reported the Deccan Herald. GCIC reported that at around 11:30 a.m. some 30
members of the Hindu extremist Vishwa Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal stopped the Christians, accused them of "conversion activities" and called police, who arrived and took them into custody. After questioning, the Christians were charged with "hurting religious sentiments." Paul and two other Christians were sent to K.R. Nagar jail, while a female Christian, Soundary Sandaman, was sent to Mysore jail. With GCIC intervention, all four were released on bail on May 3. –
Andhra Pradesh – Hindu extremists from the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh on April 29 attacked a gospel meeting, where they accused Christians of forceful conversion in Mahaboobnagar. The All India Christian Council reported that the extremists angrily barged into the meeting and manhandled the pastor who organized the event and a guest pastor. The Hindu extremists accused them of forceful conversion and damaged furniture and the sound system. Police arrived on the scene but only watched
as the Hindu extremists ransacked the site. The following day, the extremists went to the home of the event organizer, identified only as Pastor Daniel, and beat him. They warned the badly bruised pastor not to conduct further Christian meetings.


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10/29/04: The Ghosts of Chicago
10/22/04: My Family's Public Shame: the Hyundai Sonata
10/15/04: Why I'm Unemployed
10/11/04:Afghani guys are doomed
10/04/04: Killer Burbs
09/24/04: Why are we encouraging the clueless to vote?
09/10/04: On ownership, misery and a better America
08/27/04: When the anti-order and organization crowd ... gets organized
08/24/04: When the anti-order and organization crowd ... gets organized
08/20/04: Boo for America!
08/13/04: Conservative music
08/06/04: A Simpler Tax?
07/30/04: Explaining political conventions to Iraqis
07/16/04: The first metrosexual ticket?
07/09/04: On the Smoking Ban and Irish Pubs
07/02/04: If Michael Moore Explained July 4th to Children
06/25/04: 'Clinthog' Day
06/18/04: The Big Guy
06/11/04: The Real Reagan Eulogy
06/04/04: Ladies' Night: An investigation
05/28/04: If Osama were to speak to the grads
05/21/04: Ask Mr. Terror
05/17/04: Nick Berg's soul
05/07/04: Letter from Beacon Hill: Missing common-sense, blue-collar tough folks
04/30/04: Kerry really needs Regular Guy lessons
04/23/04: On Polio and pulling together
04/16/04: Misery
04/09/04: Bush's Secret Weapon: Bo Derek
04/02/04: On baseball and politics
03/26/04: Guy talk
03/22/04: Kerry meets his master
03/17/04: When Americans pretend to be 'Irish'
03/12/04: Didya hear the Anti PC Irish Joke about …?
03/05/04: I Wish I Was Russian
02/27/04: Vinny the Number Cruncher takes on Greenspan
02/20/04: The birds and the bees, updated
02/13/04: Dr. Laura plays Cupid
02/06/04: The Investigation
01/23/04: Weighty adjustment
01/16/04: Bucks for betrothals
01/09/04: Decisions, decisions
01/02/04: Making New Year's resolutions for others
12/27/03: Holiday Pork
12/19/03: FOUND! The captured-Saddam transcript
12/12/03: Peace, Man
12/05/03: Who are you, Miss Manners?
12/01/03: Joyless, selfish children
11/21/03: Thanksgiving, updated for our times
11/14/03: Hang in there, tubby America, your day in the sun will come
11/07/03: Morale at Veterans' Day
10/31/03: The Big Picture
10/24/03: A sorry bunch
10/17/03: Conversation with a typical poll respondent?
10/10/03: Men and women and brains
10/03/03: Iraqi Pork
09/26/03: They would not leave
09/19/03: A radical idea
09/12/03: Food Guide Pyramid has a "stupidity factor"?
09/05/03: Flag waving and football cheering
08/29/03: People who have it all, too often don't
08/25/03: Attack of the 'virus twits'
08/08/03: Why not have a whole slew of the world's dignitaries and leaders come by to visit you?
08/01/03: Do you really want to live until 500?
07/18/03: "Ain't-my-fault" lawsuits are becoming more creative
07/18/03: The real story never makes for good summertime drama in Washington
07/11/03: Government bureaucrats, not elected officials, are really the ones determining what people and organizations can and can't do
07/03/03: Overworked Americans
06/27/03: The Metrosexual Male
06/20/03: Crime Etiquette in Washington, D.C.
06/13/03: My Father, the Thief and the MGB
06/05/03: An Open Letter to Bill and Hillary
05/30/03: We are a busy people
05/23/03: Liar, Liar
05/16/03: Laffer all the way to the bank
05/09/03: My mother's house
05/02/03: Teaching the Iraqis how to protest
04/25/03: Iraqi TV
04/21/03: Explaining Democracy to the Iraqis
04/11/03: Major increases to the beer tax? That's a cheap shot right to the beer gut
04/04/03: War humor
03/31/03: Dolphins, PETA and the USA
03/21/03: Traffic Wars
03/14/03: Ronald Reagan's St. Patrick's Day
03/03/03: My Family's Tragic Secret: We're French
02/21/03: I'm worried about my people
02/14/03: George Washington Makeover
02/07/03: Making quiet sacrifices
01/24/03: "Gimme the, goo-goo, gah-gah, remote!"
01/21/03: "Misunderestimated"
01/10/03: Republican night life
01/06/03: Exercise pills
12/31/02: They provide unending joy to those who are wise enough to let them in
12/13/02: Hurried Man Syndrome
12/06/02: In DC, snowstorms have important ramifications --- or, at least, they should
11/26/02: Police advertising
11/15/02: An Interview with Osama
11/01/02: How to vote in America
10/25/02: On edge in Washington, D.C
10/11/02: Giving new meaning to "selling your body"
10/04/02: Bush's Angels
09/27/02: Conservatives, Liberals, Dick Armey and Barry Manilow
09/20/02: Are SUV drivers are the new GOPers?
09/13/02: Bubba is Dubya's man
09/06/02: The Freedom to Picnic
08/16/02: Ah, the $izzle of anti-terrorist pork
08/09/02: Vacationless prez and gutless Americans
07/26/02: Study gives women permission not to hide their emotions
07/15/02: Patriot food
06/28/02: Eavesdropping on a San Fran classroom
06/21/02: The crowded skies
06/14/02: Contemporary Father's Day: A conversation for the ages
06/07/02: Legal rights for animals?
05/19/02: Advice for prom goers this year: Hold onto your money
05/10/02: Don't take her for granted
05/03/02: Letter to the parents of a tubby teen
04/26/02: Zacarias Moussaoui gets expert legal advice


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This beautiful film was sent to me by one of my dearest friends, Claudia, the filmmaker's Mom. Her daughter Magdalena is currently studying film and poetry at Hampshire College in Amherst. She is very interested in recycled images and has transferred many of the family's old super 8's. Magda would have to speak about her intention but her Mom wonders if it was from her perspective of looking up at the "big kids." She loved to toddle after Olivia! The music is from her band with her friend Cody; they are called Stolen Jars. Magda wrote many lyrics for the album and sings on many tracks. One piece was used in an iPad commercial this summer. Thank you Claudia and Magda for Sharing!
Beautiful Film Magdalena!
My note: That's my daughter Liv "getting married." I think this is film footage from one of our many friend and family wonderful get-togethers on Martha's Vineyard, at the funnest and most welcoming home of Rosemary, who is the Mom of our other best friend, Donna.


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Another baseball post-season began today without the participation of the Washington Nationals, but racing president Teddy Roosevelt appears to be keeping himself busy throughout he election season.
I wrote in August about Phil Yabut's Teddy Roosevelt bobblehead doll, whose travels and travails are being documented in a Flickr photoset. Since then, Teddy has continued to take in more sites, and was spotted most recently assessing presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama during the presidential debate.
Despite Phil's allegiance to the Phillies, the set is inspired and worth checking out. The Nationals had no chance of seeing the playoffs in 2008, but perhaps Teddy's bobblehead doll will.


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