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Dispatches from the Culture Wars - Post- Election Fall Out
Edition, November 13, 2012
Published by Portside
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Quote of the Day: America's Billionaires are Pissed Off at
Karl Rove
By Kevin Drum
November 7, 2012
Mother Jones
http://www.motherjones.com/kevin-drum/2012/11/quote-day- americas-billionaires-are-pissed-karl-rove
"The billionaire donors I hear are livid," one Republican
operative told The Huffington Post. "There is some holy hell
to pay. Karl Rove has a lot of explaining to do ... I don't
know how you tell your donors that we spent $390 million and
got nothing."....If conservative billionaires are looking
for something else to be mad about, I'd recommend the Romney
campaign's apparent habit of paying about 50 percent more
for TV spots than the Obama campaign. That helped line the
pockets of their media consultants and buyers, but it didn't
do much to win the election.
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Inside the Secret World of the Data Crunchers Who Helped
Obama Win
By Michael Scherer
November 7, 2012
Swampland - Time Magazine
http://swampland.time.com/2012/11/07/inside-the-secret-world-of-quants-and-data-crunchers-who-helped-obama-win/
After a successful campaign to raise money for Obama
included a contest to have dinner with Obama and George
Clooney, Obama's top campaign aides sought out an East Coast
celebrity with similar appeal among the same demographic,
and the next Dinner with Barack contest was born: a chance
to eat at Sarah Jessica Parker's West Village brownstone.
The idea for the Parker contest had come from a data-mining
discovery about some supporters: affection for contests,
small dinners and celebrity. Throughout the campaign, such
data- driven decision making played a huge role in creating
a second term for the 44th President and will be one of the
more closely studied elements of the 2012 cycle. In
politics, the era of big data has arrived.
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Missing Out: Political Ads, Spanish-Language TV and the
Latino Vote
By Joseph Torres and Josh Stearns
November 5, 2012
New America Media
http://newamericamedia.org/2012/11/missing-out-political-ads-spanish-language-tv-and-the-latino-vote.php
Latino voters will play a critical role in the 2012
presidential race, making up a significant portion of the
electorate in swing states like Colorado, Florida and
Nevada. Yet while analysts project that more than $3 billion
will be spent on political ads this year, a relatively
paltry amount has been spent on Spanish-language ads. This
is particularly the case when it comes to ad spending by
Super PACs and other third-party groups.
Given the nation's changing demographics, it's hard to
imagine that political campaigns and third-party groups
won't ultimately devote more financial resources to winning
the Latino vote. While many Latino leaders believe more
Spanish- language ads are critical to engaging Latino
voters, some may have second thoughts once viewers are
inundated with political ads.
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For the Radical Right, Obama Victory Brings Fury and Fear
By Mark Potok
November 7, 2012
Hatewatch - Southern Poverty Law Center
http://www.splcenter.org/blog/2012/11/07/for-the-radical-right-obama-victory-brings-fury-and-fear/
The reaction to the re-election of our first black president
from the radical right ranged from sputtering rage and name-
calling to calls for a new Southern secession, mass
emigration to Europe, or even the break-up of the United
States. The loss of a white majority in the United States
has helped drive a truly explosive growth of the radical
right in the last three years, and now that Obama has been
re-elected, the radical right may grow more dangerous still.
Summed up on Fox News, Bill O'Reilly said: "The white
establishment is now the minority. It's not a traditional
America anymore."
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Charles Darwin gets 4,000 write-in votes in Georgia By David
Beasley
November 9, 2012
Reuters
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/11/09/us-usa-campaign-georgia-idUSBRE8A813W20121109
In a September speech, Paul Broun, a GA member of the U.S.
House of Representatives Science, Space and Technology
Committee, called evolution and the Big Bang Theory, "lies
straight from the pit of hell."
Broun, a Republican, had no opposition in the general
election. So Jim Leebens-Mack, a University of Georgia
biology professor, started the write-in campaign for Darwin
who attracted 4,000 write-in ballots. But the votes will
not count officially since Darwin was never certified as a
write- in candidate.
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Occupy Sandy Emerges As Relief Organization for 21st
Century, Mastering Social Networks
By Lucas Kavner
November 5, 2012
Huffington Post
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/05/occupy-sandy-relief-efforts_n_2079308.html
As local leaders and citizens complain of FEMA and the Red
Cross and general government absences in their own
neighborhoods, independent and local volunteer relief
organizations have sprung up in droves, organized almost
entirely through word of mouth and extensive social media
campaigns. And Occupy Sandy, an off-shoot of Occupy Wall
Street, has been a leader in spreading the word about local
volunteer and donation efforts.
Though certainly not a well-oiled machine by any means, the
group's Twitter and Facebook accounts have posted up-to-date
information about exactly what is needed and where. Occupy
Sandy's #Medics hashtag on Twitter found doctors for their
hubs in Brooklyn and Queens. Hot meals are being prepared
with volunteers in makeshift food kitchens in the Rockaways,
Coney Island and Sunset Park. And the network has even set
up a wedding registry, via Amazon, so anyone who wants to
send blankets, flashlights, dry goods, and toiletries from
anywhere in the United States or around the world can easily
do so.
Occupy is able to act fast and quickly, without worrying
about a lot of bureaucratic red tape, and Occupy Sandy has
shown that collectively they can be a modern relief
organization, both online and on the ground.
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Occupy Wall Street Camps at Amazon, Wal-Mart Sandy Aid
By Ryan Faughnder
November 5, 2012
Bloomberg .com
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-11-05/occupy-wall-street-camps-at-amazon-wal-mart-sandy-aid.html
Occupy Wall Street has set up camp online at Amazon.com Inc.
and Wal-Mart Stores websites, using wedding registries to
solicit gifts for victims of Hurricane Sandy.
The group has been among the volunteers helping with
disaster relief efforts since Sandy made landfall on Oct.
29. One volunteer at a church in Brooklyn decided to use an
Amazon registry, promoted by posts on Twitter Inc.'s
microblogging service, to speed aid to those in need. There
is also an Occupy Sandy registry on Amazon that is shipping
purchases to a distribution center in Jersey City, New
Jersey, and another registry on Wal-Mart's website lists a
delivery address in Brooklyn. So far, the Brooklyn registry
on Amazon has received orders for items including
flashlights, mini refrigerators, diapers, toothpaste,
blankets and bleach, according to the company's website. The
so-called couple describes their style as "warm, non-
perishable" and requests items be sent without gift wrap.
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Occupy Wall Street campaigners buy-up debt to abolish it
By Matthew Sparkes
November 9, 2012
Telegraph (UK)
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/banksandfinance/9666748/Occupy-Wall-Street-campaigners-buy-up-debt-to-abolish-it.html
A group of campaigners linked to the Occupy Wall Street
movement is buying-up distressed loans for pennies in the
pound and cancelling them to "liberate debtors at random".
The Rolling Jubilee project is seeking donations to help it
buy-up distressed debts, including student loans and
outstanding medical bills, and then wipe the slate clean by
writing them off.
Individuals or companies can buy distressed debt from
lenders at knock-down prices if it the borrower is in
default or behind with payments and are then free to do with
it as they see fit, including cancelling it free of charge.
As a test run the group spent $500 on distressed debt,
buying $14,000 worth of outstanding loans and pardoning the
debtors. David Rees, one of the organisers, writes "This is
a simple, powerful way to help folks in need - to free them
from heavy debt loads. Now, we are ready to buy debt in
communities across the country that have been struggling
during the recession."
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Party's Over After Sandy
By Mike Vilensky
November 6, 2012
Wall Street Journal On-Line
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970204349404578101252753783998.html
It is high season for Manhattan's society events circuit,
when wealthy people attend glamorous parties in the city's
gilded halls to raise money for charity and cultural
institutions. Then came Sandy, a devastating storm that laid
bare for the world the city's stark wealth gap. Suddenly,
many of these events have been toned down or cancelled
altogether, and many of the social scene's regulars - among
Manhattan's financial and social elite - have begun having
frank conversations about income inequality.
Rarely has an event before Sandy so shaken the close co-
existence of New York's extremely wealthy and its most
impoverished: Wealthy New Yorkers were generally safe during
the storm, while neighborhoods with high poverty rates such
as Brooklyn's Red Hook and Queens' Far Rockaway are still
without food or heat. The scenes of devastation in poor
city neighborhoods such as Brooklyn's Coney Island appear to
have had an effect.
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Two Chicago stations pick up Smiley & West after WBEZ
cancels show
By Dru Sefton
October 31, 2012
Current.org
http://www.current.org/2012/10/two-chicago-stations-pick-up-smiley-west-after-wbez-cancels-show/
The Smiley & West show is being picked up by two Chicago
radio outlets, after public radio station WBEZ dropped the
program. Tavis Smiley and his co-host, author and activist
Cornel West, will be heard on progressive talk WCPT-AM and
urban news/talk WVON-AM.
Thirteen stations have dropped the show since June 2011,
with several taking issue with the co-hosts' political
opinionating or citing complaints from listeners. WBEZ's
cancellation and related comments from Torey Malatia,
station president, triggered an angry letter from Smiley
that sparked a widely reported controversy in Chicago. The
program is distributed by Public Radio International.
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The Fight Over PBS Should Be to Broaden Its Scope, Not to
Threaten It
By Vincent Stehle
October 28, 2012
The Chronicle of Philanthropy
http://philanthropy.com/article/The-Fight-Over-PBS-Should-Be/135338
In our closely divided partisan election cycle, public
broadcasting has once again become a sign of divided
government. By injecting it into the 2012 campaign,
politicians have brought into view just how paltry a sum the
federal Treasury provides to public television and radio
stations. The 2012 budget for the Corporation for Public
Broadcasting, the principal source of federal dollars for
public media, was just $445-million, roughly 0.01 percent of
the federal budget, although in a CNN poll, Americans said
they thought public broadcasting got 5 percent of the
federal budget, a figure that would translate into about
$178-billion.
As valuable as the flagship NPR and PBS services are, CPB
and other agencies should support a broader array of
institutions providing news and information, such as
community-access television services, low-power and
community radio stations, and the growing field of nonprofit
online news organizations that are replacing the rapidly
declining daily newspaper industry. This broader concept of
public broadcasting actually reflects the original purpose
expressed by President Lyndon Johnson when he signed the
Public Broadcasting Act of 1967, declaring his intention to
build "not just a broadcast system but one that employs
every means of sending and storing information that the
individual can use."
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Climate Change Threatens Legacy Coffee
By Christopher Intagliata
November 9, 2012
Scientific American
http://www.scientificamerican.com/podcast/episode.cfm?id=climate-change-threatens-legacy-cof-12-11-09
Rising seas and severe storms are the most talked-about
threats of climate change. But here's another: no more
coffee, because rising temperatures may cripple wild
populations of Arabica coffee - the most cultivated species
in the world - according to a study which used climate
models to forecast the effects of warming on Arabica coffee
trees in Ethiopia, their native range. Under the best-case
scenario, only a third of today's range would still be
suitable for coffee by 2080. And the worst case? Wild
arabica could be nearly wiped out in the region. That's
because coffee trees are sensitive to temperature and may
not be able to colonize new areas fast enough to beat
climate change.
[Text taken from a transcript of this podcast.]
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Oh, this? Just some teenage girls from Africa who invented a
urine-powered generator.
By Robert T. Gonzalez
November 8, 2012
I09.com - We Come from the Future
http://io9.com/5958887/oh-this-just-some-teenage-girls-from-africa-who-invented-a-urine+powered-generator
How's this for an innovative startup: four African girls -
the eldest of which is just fifteen years old - have
worked together to invent a generator that's powered by
urine. The group presented their creation at this year's
Maker Faire Africa, and it's freaking brilliant. Here's how
it works:
* Urine is put into an electrolytic cell, which cracks the
urea into nitrogen, water, and hydrogen.
* The hydrogen goes into a water filter for purification,
which then gets pushed into the gas cylinder.
* The gas cylinder pushes hydrogen into a cylinder of
liquid borax, which is used to remove the moisture from the hydrogen gas.
* This purified hydrogen gas is pushed into the generator.
* 1 Liter of urine gives you 6 hours of electricity.
Here's hoping these girls can get the funding they need to
take this idea to new heights. Even if they don't, we've got
a feeling they're going places.
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