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Dawn: āI hate this house, and I hate Christmas.ā Dawnās mother: āNot on Christmas.ā John Watersā Female Trouble starring Divine as Dawn Davenport, 1974
The film is ostensibly about finding the true spirit of the season amid a hellish, slapstick descent into suburban holiday dysfunction, but the film's "fun, old-fashioned Christmas" is remarkably steeped in wealth's economic markers, which I'll discuss in 2013 dollars.
In court papers filed on Thursday, city lawyers claim the family of a college student murdered in 2013 at an East Harlem housing project donāt deserve a settlement from the city because she should have known the ārisksā of being there, the New York Post reports.
Police in North Dakota are now authorized to use drones armed with tasers, tear gas, rubber bullets, and other "non-lethal" weapons, following the passage of Bill 1328. Sponsored by Rep. Rick...
For New York Cityās most frequently jailed people, the cycle probably goes something like this: Youāre homeless, or mentally ill, or addicted to drugs. Maybe all three. Those three factors are so tightly wound together that itās difficult to tell the causes from the effects. You get picked up for sleeping on the street, and police find a crack rock in your pocket, so you go to jail. A little while later, you get out, and a little while after that, you get picked up again. Back to jail it is.
To be sane in a mad time is bad for the brain, worse for the heart.
Wendell Berry
The whole idea of this talk ā if you take away nothing else ā is this: the whole thing is made up. Thatās it. And you can make it up different ways; and people have and do. And it changes. And it has nothing to do with biology or genetics. Thereās a study of several decades of census records that found that twice as many people who call themselves white have recent African ancestry as people who call themselves black. This is not just a matter of folksy beliefs, or prejudice, or wrong ideas, though those things are all in the mix. This is a matter of law.
Another revelation about C8 makes all of this more disturbing and gives the upcoming trials, the first of which will be held this fall in Columbus, Ohio, global significance: This deadly chemical that DuPont continued to use well after it knew it was linked to health problems is now practically everywhere. A man-made compound that didnāt exist a century ago, C8 is in the blood of 99.7 percent of Americans, according to a 2007 analysis ofĀ dataĀ from the Centers for Disease Control, as well as in newborn human babies, breast milk, and umbilical cord blood.