Like most of Wasserstein’s plays, “The Heidi Chronicles” is a soft centered pseudosatire that pulls its punches, most of which are thrown at feminism, to which the play’s female characters subscribe unreservedly (if not unquestioningly) in spite of the fact that the play’s ostensible subject is the unhappiness it brings them. Instead of probing this apparent contradiction with the take no prisoners candor of the true satirist, Wasserstein settles for poking safe fun at such easy targets as consciousness raising groups. As for the glib children of urban privilege with which “The Heidi Chronicles” is exclusively peopled, they all talk like escapees from the set of “Annie Hall” and appear never to have met anyone who disagreed with them about anything..

It is easier to find a unicorn than to find wisdom on a university board of governorsThese boards are often comprised of inappropriate placeholders, and a few have become patsies to a larger movement that scapegoats oil, cars and free enterprise in the climate change debate. Yet their opposition to oil and cars totally misses the mark. Demand, not supply, is the cause of increased carbon emissions, along with the United Nations’ glaring exemption from emissions controls on China, India and other developing countries..

Her son, Michael Riordan (Neil grandson), will be grand marshal.Butera said the parade is free for all to enter. Prizes will be awarded for the best adult entrant as well the best children entry, with judging by Town of Porter Justice David Truesdale.best part of this parade is it the beginning of spring and everyone gets a chance to get outside and have some fun together, Butera said. Are welcome to participate, get their green on, and get a taste of small town America.This one ranks as one of the best of its kind in Niagara County, if not the entire area.

To summarize, causal modeling, a topic that should be of prime interest to all statisticians, is still perceived to be a contested topic rather than the main frontier of statistical research. The emphasis on between the various perspectives prevents statisticians from seeing the exciting new capabilities that now avail themselves, and which “enable us to answer questions that we have always wanted but were afraid to ask. It is hard to tell whether fears of those prevent statisticians from seeing the excitement, or the other way around, and cultural inhibitions prevent statisticians from appreciating the excitement, and drive them to discuss instead..