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Saturday, November 24, 2012
Don't Give Up
Or it would have been if the Republican Party had not reacted to its loss by screaming and wailing in despair after their hopes were ludicrously inflated by establishment posters. Followed by running around like a chicken without a head because we fell 400,000 votes short of winning key states. And this defeatist behavior has helped the media create the myth of a second-term mandate.
The country did not repudiate us. The majority of Americans did not pledge allegiance to some rotten post-American country. The majority stayed home. And that is damning, but it's also comforting because these are the people we have to win over. They don't believe in Obama, but they don't believe in us either. They don't believe in politics because it isn't relevant to their lives.
The more Republicans treat the election as a renunciation of everything that they stand for or a reason to give up on the country, the more Democrats posture as having won a tremendous ideological and cultural victory, instead of a limited strategic victory. Our reaction legitimizes theirs.
Republican consultants and pollsters fed the dream of an easy victory and that vision of an inevitable victory made the actual defeat much more shocking and devastating. It made people despair thinking that if we couldn't win an election this "easy", then it's completely hopeless. But this was never going to be an easy ride. Not against the first black man in the White House with a money advantage and the media in his pocket. Not against opponents running a coordinated smear campaign while rigging the economy in their favor.
Obama may have Carter's policies times ten, but he also has the image and the ruthless political machine of JFK. And even Reagan had to work hard to beat Carter. It wasn't the easy ride that some Republicans like to remember it as. Even though the economy was a disaster, the hostages were in Iran and Carter's performance had been so bad that he had a high profile Democratic challenger in the form of Ted Kennedy who took the fight to the Convention; Reagan did not break out until the debate. Now imagine Reagan running against JFK. The man in the cowboy hat might have won, but let's not pretend that it would have been any easier than it was for Romney.
Beating Obama was possible and for a brief shining moment the window was open, when Romney had one good debate performance, but then it closed again as the storm blew in and the polls filled up with the handpicked demographics of the welfare state. And we lost, but we also won.
Obama lost his mandate. To win, he had to run a divisive campaign dependent on minority groups. And that locks him in a box outside the mainstream. Forget any of that nonsense about bringing the country together again. That is over and done with. The transformation of Obama from mainstream leader to bellicose mouthpiece for the left was completed at his first post-election press-conference.
Republicans might understand what this means if they weren't busy with an opportunistic internal civil war. And if sizable chunks of the rank and file weren't busy proclaiming that no election can ever be won again because the demographics of the country had changed so dramatically and everyone is so addicted to free stuff.
Neither one is true.
The demographics have not made it impossible for Republicans to win, not unless Republicans make that a self-fulfilling prophecy by jumping on the amnesty express. And you can beat Santa Claus, because our fat red man is a redistributor and does not give or take equally from all.But doing that requires spending more time making a case on the specific individual economic impact , rather than endlessly singing the wonders of free enterprise and depending on enough people to align with your economic philosophy to carry you over the top.
Romney was great when it came to talking about the impact of the economy on large businesses. He was much poorer at connecting to the concerns of ordinary people. He wasn't Reagan and Obama is a much better campaigner than Carter and there was no significant split in his party to tie him down. His victory was not inevitable, though he came close. A better candidate might have won. Even Romney might have won if he had tackled a wider range of issues and done a better job of connecting with the frustrations and anxieties of ordinary people.
In a period of prosperity or hope, he might have even been the perfect candidate. And it's not hard to imagine the electorate choosing someone like him to preside over growth and prosperity. But Mitt was running for the wrong job at the wrong time. He was running for the presidency of a bankrupt company and the shareholders were no longer at the point where they wanted someone competent and professional to run the company. They wanted someone who shared their anger or would protect them from the worst of the company's collapse.
And that may be the larger reason why Romney lost.
This was a loss and there are lessons to be learned from it, but it was not a repudiation of conservative values, the end of America or any of the other things that some people keep insisting it is.
The country isn't lost and acting like it is will just make it easier for the Democrats to win. Right now the establishment is trying to sell out the base and the base is abandoning ship. That is a truly toxic combination which could very well accomplish what this defeat did not. It can bring down both the Republican Party and the Conservative movement.
On the one hand we have Liberal Republicans who want to realign their party as a less extreme version of the Democratic Party. On the other hand we have Paleoconservatives who view the country as a hostile cultural territory that they are no longer interested in fighting for, but a liberal Sodom and Gomorrah that they would be happy to see burn. Some expect a better America to emerge out of the ashes. Most do not. They just want to see America destroyed to prove their point.
Pulling out of the political process is no answer. It's comfort food before the apocalypse. There isn't any room in this country for private enclaves, cultural or otherwise. Not when the left gets through with it. There will be as much room for a real or virtual conservative enclave in 2035 as there was for one in the USSR in 1932 or as there is for one today in Cuba. If the left consolidates its control, then the only place to go will be underground, alive or dead. History bears ample witness to that.
Right now we can still fight and win, but the window is closing on that. If we accept the premise that change is no longer possible, then it really will be all over.
Defeat is a teacher. How we behave in defeat shows what we are made of. It shows whether we have what it takes to win. If we fail the tests of defeat, then we shall never be worthy of victory.
Kipling said it best in his famous poem, "If". "If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster/And treat those two impostors just the same/If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken/Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools/Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken/And stoop and build 'em up with worn-out tools."
The question is can we do that? Will we bend down and do that?
43 comments:
"Obama lost his mandate "...like that makes one bit of difference. Like that is going to stop him from bulldozing his destructive polices down this nations throat or shall I be most crude and say up this nations ass...does one think he is going say " oh I've lost my mandate so I better go centrist now " ? Quite the contrary. And the country is "lost" if this man's plans for it see fruition in the next 4 years. Much of what he implements will have no going back. Obamacare for one, shutting down all coal plants another, stripping our military and down sizing our nukes to near zero another. Destroying thousands of businesses with steep taxes and ever increasing regulations another. Chasing more companies overseas as they seek escape from all that. More homes lost as more and more people are unemployed or their employers cut their work week to 29 hours to evade the Obamacare fines. The havoc his polices will reek in the Middle east.Your cheerleading is all fine and dandy but please don't paint the picture as any brighter then it is- BLEAK.ReplyDelete
Some of it is reversible in the short term, all of it is reversible in the long term. Hopefully.ReplyDelete
The question is whether there is anyone coming who would reverse it.
"Thus saith the LORD; Cursed be the man that trusteth in man, and maketh flesh his arm, and whose heart departeth from the LORD." Jeremiah 17:5
"Blessed is the man that trusteth in the LORD, and whose hope the LORD is." Jeremiah 17:7
And Be Blessed Beloved America
"The left has not win." (Did you mean "won"?)ReplyDelete
I have to leave right now...I feel an emotional trigger coming on which I CANNOT CONTROL!
"Some of it is reversible in the short term, all of it is reversible in the long term. Hopefully.ReplyDelete
The question is whether there is anyone coming who would reverse it."
No doubt about it, but the party must do a lot of soul searching the next four years, and I mean a lot. The Republican party has been considered the party of the rich for decades. Unless they change that perception (Romney's 47-percent comments didn't help)many people will continue to turn their backs on American politics.
I'm hoping things will be better in this country by the time the next election.Hopefully there will be less conservative rallies where people receiving gov't entitlements are condemned by people...receiving gov't entitlements.
And sometimes, historically speaking, it's just over. It's not one thing, or one person that has destroyed all possibility of reclaiming what America once was. It is a collective barrage, layer upon layer of evil that has reached critical mass. Hell has come to collect what is owed.ReplyDelete
Behavior must have consequences; otherwise, we'll be ruled by animal instincts. Freedom must have limitations; otherwise, we'll have chaos. Civilization is a social contract in which the participants must agree on the terms of an orderly existence. Those terms involve moral obligations consistent with the dominant culture. History teaches us that great civilizations are conquered from within, perhaps because, in their striving for greatness, they neglect and abandon the principles that built their success. Those principles are usually grounded in religion. Before there were laws in books, there was religion in the hearts and minds of people struggling to carve a decent life out of a cruel and brutish landscape. Before there was a Constitution to guide us in the building of a nation, there was religion to guide us in the spiritual recognition of a soul. Bob Weir | Give Thanks for Our Religious Heritage | Nov 22, 2012ReplyDelete
Conservative Bill Whittle gives a clue to what went wrong with the election and why, and offers the kind of moral passion that was completely absent in Romney. His central theme is that Republicans and conservatives haven't really believed in their own political philosophy.ReplyDelete
I can only surmise that this is the kind of "reformation" of the conservatives that he is alluding to.
I meant: I can only surmise that this is the kind of "reformation" of the conservatives that Daniel is alluding to.ReplyDelete
@Edward Cline:ReplyDelete
> moral passion was completely absent in Romney
Your observation or rather a compact formulation is truly priceless. And Bill Whittle's speech on DavidHorowitzTV.com, what a dynamite!
Republicans ran a rich, faux-conservative Mormon ex-governor who couldn't even carry his own state. They thought that would be enough. Now, the next ticket will include a Rubio or a Sanchez or a Rice or, god forbid, a Bush. No, Sultan, the Democrats won decisively, and, perhaps, permanently.ReplyDelete
Incidentally, not enough is made of the fact that the country did indeed repudiate the Democrats and issue an historic mandate in 2008. That mandate was squandered by the likes of Boehner, who took every opportunity he could find or invent to save Obama from accountability. Better Pelosi had remained the public face of the future.
- moshe25/11/12
Before 1932, there was 1918. In 1918, the Finns and the Poles walked away free. The answer to the question of whether or not there will be room on the North American continent for a conservative Anglo-Saxon enclave depends on the answer to a pair of more fundamental questions: Is there a Texan Mannerheim, or a Pilsudski in South Carolina? And will the people follow him into battle?ReplyDelete
The part of America that didn't vote for or want Obama needs a flag to rally around. I know this may sound trite, but it's true. We don't need a savior, we don't need a leader, we need an ideal. Something to transcend the little differences and brings together the various factions that know the disaster that is coming if the current regime is allowed to continue unchecked.ReplyDelete
That flag is in fact liberty. The idea that free men should be able to do *what ever they want* as long as they are not harming others.
Perhaps I am being silly. Maybe a bit out of touch. Unrealistic. But this is the only thing that makes any sense to me at all.
Amen and well said. This conservative warrior has not surrendered and never will. The stakes are far too high for that.ReplyDelete
Moshe, the larger question would be whether such a figure would emerge at a crucial point in time after the decay of the military and political institutions to the point that they would not be able or willing to fight and win an extended civil war and the point when the barbarians have entirely overrun the countryReplyDelete
Wilaon, it does indeed make senseReplyDelete
Six, excellent
No one will reverse anything. Republicans are trying to make concession after concession to the left now. There really seems not to be a conservative left in the political arenas at all.ReplyDelete
Well, in the 1930s Americans had their morales lifted with Hollywood (patriotic) movies. I doubt that cheerfulness would be effective today. Ditto with Romney's pathetic attempt to sing a patriotic song. That's not to say the arts and literature can't be powerful.ReplyDelete
I'm not seeking major reformations in the Republican party but some semblance of compassion for those in need, fiscal responsibility, tough on terrorism and national security and illegal immigration.
More than anything, though, I want a presidential nominee who gets the lyrics to this song:
"I was a quick-wit boy
"Diving too deep for coins
All of your street light eyes
Wide on my plastic toys
And when the cops closed the fair
I cut my long baby hair
Stole me a dog-eared map
And called for you everywhere
"Have I found you?
Flightless bird, jealous, weeping
Or lost you?
American mouth
Big pill looming
"Now I'm a fat house cat
Nursing my sore blunt tongue
Watching the warm poison rats
"Curl through the wide fence cracks
Pissing on magazine photos
"Have I found you?
Flightless bird, grounded, bleeding
Or lost you?
American mouth
Big pill stuck going down."
I'd lay bets that the politician you used that song would convey a great deal of understanding.
American mouth--the right to freedom of speech and within Republican circles the right to disgree with the approved pundits and opinions.
The first Amendment is first and federally protected for a good reason.
Wilson--that does make sense:) Freedom of speech is the flag I choose to rally around since IMO it is the most important of all.
"On the one hand we have Liberal Republicans who want to realign their party as a less extreme version of the Democratic Party"ReplyDelete
Is the current Republican Party not a less extreme Democrat Party? They nominate the ex governor of one of the most liberal States in the union who did Obamacare before Obama, and people try to pretend the GOP is conservative? Beohner and the others have done nothing to stop the liberal legislation, capitulating on everything in the name of bipartisanship. Even the Tea Party candidates from 2010 were useless, unable to slow the deficit spending.
I think politics at the federal level is lost. The only politics that might be salvageable for conservatives is local and probably even below State level.
"On the other hand we have Paleoconservatives who view the country as a hostile cultural territory that they are no longer interested in fighting for, but a liberal Sodom and Gomorrah that they would be happy to see burn."
Are they wrong? Our culture is Sodomesque, there's no denying, but we do have pockets of "Lots" here and there.
I am more in this camp, personally. I don't want to see the US burn, but I expect a break up of some kind in my life time. I hope its peaceful, history says that's not likely, but I think something better will come from the ashes in certain places after people reshuffle themselves.
Confusing Republican with conservative is a big mistake.
From Free North Carolina:ReplyDelete
"Northern Republican conservatism … is a party which never conserves anything. Its history has been that it demurs to each aggression of the progressive party, and aims to save its credit by a respectable amount of growling, but always acquiesces at last in the innovation. What was the resisted novelty of yesterday is today one of the accepted principles of conservatism; it is now conservative only in affecting to resist the next innovation, which will tomorrow be forced upon its timidity and will be succeeded by some third revolution; to be denounced and then adopted in its turn. American conservatism is merely the shadow that follows Radicalism as it moves forward towards perdition."
– RL Dabney, "Women's Rights Women" (1871)
I doubt we will ever be allowed to discover how many dead and unqualified multiple voters were dusted off in support of the America-hating, white-hating, civilisation-hating, Jew-hating Socialist.ReplyDelete
Sultan: Rah Rah Rah, Sis Boom Bah!ReplyDelete
The only thing that will do anything for this pathetic nation is an economic crash, and reset. Unfortunately, it is not going to happen.
Do you think that the leeches and teat suckers will increase or decrease in the next few years? Civil collapse and governmental suppression are on the way. We are broke and this administration means to bust the house.
Government agencies have been planning. The feds have been plying local police and sheriffs departments with armament and military equipment to quash those who would fight for freedom and justice under the constitution. The social security department just purchased 174,000 hollow point bullets. From zero Hedge. "
In the war in Iraq, our military forces expended approximately 70 million rounds per year. In March DHS ordered 750 million rounds of hollow point ammunition. It then turned around and ordered an additional 750 million rounds of miscellaneous bullets including some that are capable of penetrating walls. This is enough ammunition to empty five rounds into the body of every living American citizen."
I don't know....I just can't see being optimistic about conservatives , Republicans or John Bircher types making a difference again in this nation. Obama won and is going to fundamentally change this nation. Love your work 98 percent of the time.
Dittos to Wilson.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous26/11/12
Back off the social con issues. The country just is not interested in them.ReplyDelete
"Back off the social con issues. The country just is not interested in them."
They said the same thing in Gomorrah right before...
No social conservatism = a country with broken families and a welfare stateReplyDelete
Try convincing single mothers of fiscal conservatism.
"Try convincing single mothers of fiscal conservatism."
Succinct and to the point.
- Mt Top Patriot26/11/12
Remember your John Mosby:ReplyDelete
"It's not about holding ground. It's not even about winning for the G. It's about the perception of not losing."
"But doing that requires spending more time making a case on the specific individual economic impact"ReplyDelete
Sure, and if you figure out how to do that in a Tweet or less then we will be back on track in gatting those unengaged.
Republicans need to stop with the constant explaining of complex truths. Most people aren't interested and the media won't let them believe anything coming from the mouths of Republicans anyhow. As soon as a Republican explains things like that, within an hour there will 25 alleged trustworthy fact checkers claiming it was a lie. It will be announced on the Nightly News, and Jon Stewart's show, and no one will bother to check for themselves.
In 2016, after teh first black Post America POTUS, we will be bombarded with the first Women President. And I doubt it will be Michelle Bachmann or Sarah Palin. The Reign of Hillary will begin, and all the explaining in the world will no help us.
Ok, call me a defeatist, I believe I am a realist. To think we can combat the Leftwing Machine with economics 101 when all these voters have already been through at least 12 years of Liberal Education, and many more of Liberal Media bombardment is a bit naive. It's going to take more than Detective Friday delivering "Just the Facts, Ma'am."
We are going to need one of the great Opinionists who constantly feed us with information to stop talking, stop writing, and put their money where their mouths are. Someone who can crush someone like Hillary in a debate with genuine facts with a splash of charisma.
I fear you are right. Daily I Pray you are not though...
The next question I see is this, if you are right, our opponents got us to this stage by playing the LONG game, 90 or more years ago they set this all in motion...
So... Are your kids still going to gubmint skool?
Not really trying to attack you, but the thought I think we should all be discussing is more along the lines of "How much PAIN" are WE willing to go to? How much work are we willing to do to bring about OUR vision...
Most of the people I know are conservative, but most are not willing to endure much pain to fight for their beliefs. They feel they cannot home school, or even private school. They can't get involved in local GOP meetings or grass-roots politics, or whatever... Mostly because they are too busy actually WORKING and trying to bring about their vision.
I know this is true, because to a certain extent I've been that person myself. Wisely I did agree to Home-School when my wife suggested it. But now I realize IF WE want different results, WE need to DO something DIFFERENT.
So, what are you (and I) willing to DO differently to get different results?
I agree with you in general Rancher but I wouldn't exactly advise people to get involved in established GOP meetings. Being informed is excellent but it does come with a price. People often get sucked into the system and become either disillusioned and basically useless or they become too politicized and loyal to particular set of rules, opinions, etc.ReplyDelete
I like the grass roots activism, though. Provided it is a genuine grassroots movement.
Rancher--sometimes the best way to buck the system is to buck the system.ReplyDelete
- VA_Rancher27/11/12
Keli Ata,ReplyDelete
I'm ready to buck the system. Where & How?
As for the GOP, I'm ready to resign my almost 30 year membership in the GOP. Too many RINO and Progressives for me. But where to beome a new member?
I'm only getting involved locally with the GOP itself because I feel I MUST because it is in my county and has direct influence on my life.
Resistance is how you buck the system.
As it was said in the 60's "suppose they gave a war and no one came".
That is one way it was done.
Write letters to your Congressmen and to letters to the editor and state your position. It may wake up others if you handle it right and do things without violence or too much confrontation.
Make others aware of what you think is wrong. It is amazing how many people just do not think anything is wrong!
- Anonymous30/11/12
stolen election off of hurricane victims? that's typical run of the mill republican garbage and its beneath you...Romney was a money chasing fool with no moral center...I tuned you out after those beginning lines...maybe you should try something positive for a change...ReplyDelete
we must have a secure voting system. Without that, it will be impossible to get our Republic back.ReplyDelete
Love ya, Sultan, but you are wrong this time. "We" are not the Republicans. The Republicans do not represent my interests, not the interests of anyone I know, any more than do the Democrats. A string of GOP victories from now until Doomsday won't change a damned thing, because the problem is not political.ReplyDelete
The problem is the Enlightenment-based cultural, moral, and philosophical paradigm upon which this country and the entire global social and political order is founded.
Until that order collapses, all the (R) polticians in the world won't make a tinker's damn's worth of difference.
We do not need a new Reagan. We do not need a new Washington. We need a new Franco -- and until we get one we are lost.
Well said. Hoping that lessons were learned from the last election-- from the conservative base. This time around there needs to be a politician who does not shut out grass roots, Tea Party, Michael Savages, Sarah Palins, or blogging-conservatives. Let everyone on board who wants to preserve this nation. A spokesperson for conservatives shouldn't be afraid to call out a cheater with a clear voice of reason--and not intimidated by the media. Call out the Benghazi's, the suffocating FEDS, and the massive corruption. Don't look back, don't aim for political correctness. Whoever conservatives pick should communicate how democracy really works, and to the youth especially who are getting indoctrinated at every turn. Speak the language of real stories, and not concepts of economics and just jobs. The old Soviet trick was to pounce and lie about your opponent, using a false narrative, thus planting seeds of doubt that people subliminally filed away. It was done last time with malicious delight.ReplyDelete
Thanks again, maybe those who sat out last time will get in there this time. It's going to be a harder fight than ever.
"Per me si va ne la citta dolente,ReplyDelete
per me si va ne l'etterno dolore,
per me si va tra la perduta gente.
Giustizia mosse il mio alto fattore;
fecemi la divina podestate,
la somma sapienza e 'l primo amore.
Dinanzi a me non fuor cose create
se non etterne, e io etterno duro.
Lasciate ogne speranza, voi ch'intrate."
"Through me the way to the city of woe,
through me the way to everlasting pain,
through me the way among the lost.
Justice moved my maker on high.
Divine power made me,
wisdom supreme, and primal love.
Before me nothing was but things eternal,
and eternal I endure.
Abandon all hope, you who enter here."
Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri,
Book Inferno, Canto III: 1-9

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Movie previews: Hollywood Santa plans these deliveries through December
Now that Thanksgiving is out of the way, it's time to start getting serious about the movies, as a host of Oscar contenders take over the local multiplexes in the final weeks of 2012. Some hotly anticipated titles, like "Zero Dark Thirty," about the execution of Osama bin Laden, and "The Impossible," a harrowing drama about the 2004 tsunami, won't arrive here until January. But there's still plenty of other award hopefuls for you to check out, including Peter Jackson's new J. R. R. Tolkien trilogy, "The Hobbit," and the long-awaited big-screen version of Herbert Kretzmer and Claude-Michel Schonberg's record-shattering musical, "Les Miserables." And it all begins next week with the debut of Brad Pitt's bloody "Killing Them Softly," and continues right up to the final weekend of the year, when Matt Damon's controversial "Promised Land" bows. So to get you ready, here's a sampling of the gifts Hollywood Santa has stuffed in his sack, beginning with:
Nov. 30
Killing Them Softly: Brad Pitt reteams with director Andrew Dominik ("The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford") in an acclaimed drama about a hit man (Pitt) hunting the people responsible for ripping off his bosses. Sam Rockwell costars.
The Waiting Room: Peter Nicks' documentary chronicles 24 hours in the life of the emergency room at Oakland's Highland Hospital, where a huge volume of patients try the patience of the doctors, nurses and staff.
Dec. 7
Playing for Keeps: Consider this smarmy, sports-themed tale of romance and redemption the antithesis of the brilliant "Silver Linings Playbook." In it, Gerard Butler (no confusing him for a great thespian) plays a washed up soccer star who gets a new yellow card on life when he returns to his hometown to coach the local youth team. But here's the kicker, he's also scoring with the impossibly gorgeous soccer moms, played by Jessica Biel, Uma Thurman and Catherine Zeta-Jones. Where do I sign up?
Deadfall: Eric Bana and Olivia Wilde play siblings who split up and head for snowy Canada after a casino caper goes bust. Along the way, Wilde hooks up with an ex-boxer (Charlie Hunnam), who takes her home for Thanksgiving with his parents (Sissy Spacek and Kris Kristofferson), one of whom is a retired sheriff. And, going against all odds of probability, who else should show up for dinner? Why, her brother, of course. The real shocker is that this preposterous trash is directed by Stefan Ruzowitzky, who won an Oscar for "The Counterfeiters."
Dino Time: In a year full of underwhelming animated flicks comes this potential stinker about three little boys whisked back to the age of dinosaurs by a time machine. Just knowing that the humongous reptiles speak (in English, no less), tells you that this one is doomed to extinction. Jane Lynch and Melanie Griffith, along with Hollywood laughing stocks, Rob Schneider and Stephen Baldwin, provide the voices.
Dec. 14
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey: Before there was a ring and impending doom for Middle-earth at the hands of the evil Sauron, there were the adventures of hobbit Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman), as he and a band of Dwarves journeyed from the Shire to reclaim treasure stolen by the dragon Smaug. Peter Jackson returns to the director's chair after winning a much-deserved Oscar for his "Lord of the Rings" trilogy.
The Desolation of Smaug, part two of this three-part saga based on the works of J. R. R. Tolkien, will open next December, followed by "There and Back Again" in summer 2014.
Hyde Park on the Hudson: British director Roger Michell attempts to give us an American version of "The King's Speech" by chronicling King George VI's visit to Franklin Roosevelt's retreat in Upstate New York in the fateful summer of 1939. Don't expect Bill Murray to win any Oscars for portraying FDR, but it should be humorous just the same, especially when the prez sneaks away to tryst with his cousin, Margaret Stuckley, played by Laura Linney. Murray is an interesting casting choice, as is asking the lovely Olivia Williams to portray the decidedly unglamorous Eleanor Roosevelt.
The Central Park Five: The incomparable Ken Burns moves from the small screen to the big one to tell the disturbing tale about how five kids from Harlem were falsely accused of raping a white woman in Central park in 1989 – and how they became further victimized by the "wilding" media frenzy that ensued.
Dec. 19
The Guilt Trip: Barbra Streisand attempts to make amends for those "Focker" flicks by playing mom to Seth Rogen, as the two embark on an adventurous road trip. Does this mean we'll get to see Babs fire up a joint? Let's hope so. But I'll settle for the "Funny Girl" just being funny again.
Monsters, Inc.: Disney's fleecing of America continues with the rerelease of yet another Pixar classic refitted with tacked-on 3-D. Buyer beware.
Dec. 21
Jack Reacher: Tom Cruise reteams with his "Valkyrie" director Christopher McQuarrie for this potential franchise about an ex-military cop called in to solve the baffling murder of five people by a suspected Army marksman. Rosamund Pike and Richard Jenkins costar.
This is 40: Remember the best pals of Seth Rogen and Katherine Heigl in "Knocked Up"? If not, director Judd Apatow offers you this refresher course in which Pete (Paul Rudd) and Debbie (Leslie Mann) are dealing with both the advent of middle age and the daunting task of raising two rascally children. Jason Segel and Melissa McCarthy costar.
Rust and Bone: Marion Cotillard is drawing deafening Oscar buzz for her turn as a whale trainer who finds love after sustaining a disabling injury. The director is Jacques Audiard, who won near unanimous acclaim for his last film, the powerful prison picture, "A Prophet."
Cirque Du Soleil: Worlds Away 3-D: The next best thing to attending a Cirque Du Soleil performance in person is seeing it on the big screen, opulently presented by directors James Cameron and Andrew Adamson in the highest-quality 3-D.
Hunter Killer: With the acclaimed "Zero Dark Thirty" not slated to open in Boston until January, this other Navy SEAL story – from director Phillip Noyce – will have to do. But unlike "ZDT," the SEALs on this mission are much more benevolent, as a team led by Gerard Butler and Sam Worthington races to rescue the president of Russia before WWIII breaks out. The only question is if this one is for real, or are they just Putin us on?
Dec. 25
Les Miserables: Victor Hugo's timeless tale of woe, by way of Herbert Kretzmer and Claude-Michel Schonberg, finally makes it to the big screen with the season's most eclectic cast. We know Hugh Jackman can sing, but what about Anne Hathaway and Russell Crowe? Word has it that all three are excellent filling the roles, respectively, of Valjean, Cosette and Javert. But the direction by Tom Hooper ("The King's Speech") is said to be even better.
Django Unchained: In Quentin Tarantino's follow-up to "Inglourious Basterds," a recently freed slave (Jamie Foxx) offers to help a Teutonic bounty hunter (fellow Oscar-winner Christoph Waltz) locate a pair of murderers, if the German will help him find the wife (Kerry Washington) taken from him years earlier by the slave trade. Their search eventually leads them to the infamous Candyland plantation run by Leonardo DiCaprio and his trusted house slave, played by Samuel L. Jackson. Expect plenty of clever humor and violence to ensue – in other words, the perfect holiday movie.
Parental Guidance: If Tarantino and star-studded musicals aren't your yule thing, Billy Crystal and Bette Midler offer up this lighthearted alternative about a pair of fogies who bite off more than they can chew when they're asked to babysit their trio of mollycoddled grandchildren after work assignments take Mom (Marisa Tomei) and Dad (Boston's Tom Everett Scott) temporarily out of town. Let the kibitzing begin. Andy Fickman directs.
Dec. 28
Not Fade Away: When last seen, David Chase was leaving us all in the dark with the finale of "The Sopranos." Now he's back as a writer-director for this big-screen offering about a New Jersey teen – not unlike Chase – who dreams of making it big as a 1960s rock star, but encounters nothing but disappointment. Newcomer John Magaro plays the Chase surrogate and he's a knockout, looking like a young Bob Dylan. No wonder he breaks the heart of his chief groupie, played by "Dark Shadows" scene-stealer Bella Heathcote.
Promised Land: Consider this the feel-good fracking movie of the holiday season, as Matt Damon and Frances McDormand play corporate shills trying to sell an economically depressed town on the false promises of prosperity, if only they'll let them destroy their land and water by drilling for natural gas. And the only people daring to stop them are John Krasinski, Rosemarie DeWitt and Weymouth's own Hal Holbrook. Gus Van Sant ("Good Will Hunting") directs this decidedly pro-environmental fable.


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And now we come to it. My first whale. I suppose, for good or ill, I have never outgrown some of my childhood. Even now, at the decrepit age of 41 (!) I am still fascinated by monsters. More specifically, drawings of monsters. Monster art. Anything visual that's monster related. As I've grown older, my tastes have broadened quite a bit and now it takes far more than a simple Godzilla film or drug store comic book to thrill my eye. Still, for me, it's generally still all about the monsters, and I mean that in the simplest, purest, truest, and most genuine way.
I think that the idea of monsters is still a part, at least, of what draws many of us to Moby-Dick. Certainly the novel is far more complex, yes, but at its heart, the duel of whale and man, Ahab and Moby Dick, is a part of what starts our hearts pounding and our minds racing. So for me, an aficionado of the leviathans of air, land and sea, the prospect of embarking on an illustration project where I would be able to draw monster after monster after monster was one I found almost irresistible.
Once again, I knew I didn't want to do the expected. There have already been enough staggeringly brilliant artists such as Rockwell Kent and Barry Moser, to name just two, who have lent a soberly powerful realism to this yarn of men and monsters. To me, the fact that these artists were able to depict the whales, men and ships of the story in much the way as they actually appear in reality while still creating thrilling and fabulous images is nothing short of miraculous. I have very real doubts about my ability to depict anything realistically, and on the few occasions when I have tried to do so, the results have been dull at best and positively banal at worst.
This freed me to cut loose the moorings and let my mind explode. I could draw any whale in any medium any way that I wanted. The mythical and Biblical underpinnings of the novel were enough, I thought, to give me some credibility in sailing the seas of fable and fantasy to dredge up these ideas. So again, a lifetime of comic books, videogames, fantasy art, cartoons, science fiction and colored pencils would swirl together and from that alchemical brew provide a bestiary I hoped would thrill me to the end of my days. The excitement was growing. My first whale!
The line I chose was from page 30 of the Signet Classics paperback edition, and I specifically looked for this opportunity so that I could practice a bit before tackling Moby Dick himself. This line would give me an opportunity to start working out some of my ideas and building my bestiary of leviathans. The line comes as Ishmael lounges in the Spouter Inn eating breakfast and staring about him at the panoply of seasoned salts, sailors and harpooneers. He, like me, seems to marvel at these men and the deeds that they are capable of, curiously contrasted by their almost meek silence at dining in the company of strangers. Ishmael remarks "Yes, here were a set of sea-dogs, many of whom without the slightest bashfulness had boarded great whales on the high seas—entire strangers to them—and duelled them dead without winking…" That was more than enough to fire my imagination. The bravery, the martial spirit in that line! These men had "boarded great whales on the high seas!" I've had a hard time stepping out of a secured canoe onto a pebbly but very stable shore, so I can't imagine the skill and dexterity it took to "board" a great whale writhing in its death throes on the crashing waves! And then these men had "duelled them dead without winking." Again, the courage! Or insanity? Probably both, but isn't that paradox almost always a quality of the best heroes, from Gilgamesh to Theseus to O.M.A.C.? I liked also how that line alludes to the honor and dignity of whaling. These sea battles were not murder, they were duels. There were rules to be followed. Codes of conduct to be honored. The whale was a terrifying and murderous foe, but one to be treated with respect and dignity.
With all that in mind, the image I finally depicted leapt to mind almost immediately. That giant, rolling, baleful eye, preposterously bigger than the harpooneer himself. I wanted the harpoon to look like the death dealer that I knew it to be, so rather than attempt something realistic I remembered the scalpels we used to eviscerate the fetal pigs I studied in biology. The harpoon became a smoldering black scalpel poised menacingly over that fragile eye. The injury to the eye motif! The harpooneer I was especially fond of, towering implacably on the head of the leviathan, unbowed, unmoving, frozen in that single moment of time before delivering the deathblow. Careful viewers will notice the pink froth from the whale's spout, showing the beast to be already gravely wounded and fighting to its last breath.
Sometimes, with these Moby-Dick illustrations, there are layers of meaning. Hidden symbols, personal and otherwise. But sometimes, it's just men and monsters, sailors and whales. And those are often the most fun to make. I hope you like this one as much as I do.


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Bouncy, big-eared icons of the American West, deer are declining rapidly across Colorado and other states — forcing difficult decisions.
The causes vary from energy development to hard winters and aren't always clear.
But dwindling numbers already have driven cutbacks on deer hunting, reducing potential funds for land conservation.
State wildlife biologists are scrambling to reverse the declines. This is spurring scrutiny of intensifying oil and gas drilling on federally managed deer habitat.
The nation's largest mule deer herd, located in northwestern Colorado, has decreased over the past decade by more than two-thirds — to 32,000 at latest estimate, down from 105,900 in 2005.
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife data also show a statewide deer population decrease since 2005 by about 36 percent. Across the West, deer decreased by at least 10 percent.
"Mule deer are an indicator species. If mule deer herds are in poor health, it probably means the land itself is in poor condition and that a lot of other species are at risk," National Wildlife Federation public lands policy director Kate Zimmerman said. "For example, sage grouse and mule deer occupy the same habitat for part of the year, and both are in trouble.
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In response to the multi-year decline, Colorado wildlife managers have reduced the number of deer hunting licenses they offer from 130,106 in 2007 to about 80,000 for this year.
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Next month, CPW leaders are staging a summit in Glenwood Springs to work on strategies to try to boost deer.
"We've had a significant decline that is not satisfactory to us and to the public," Bishop said. "We're going to work collaboratively with all of our constituents to increase mule deer numbers as best as we can. … If our deer continue to decline, it will hurt us financially."
The extent of oil and gas development on public land "is a consideration," he said. "We work closely with energy companies, like we would any entity — work with them on achieving mitigation as best we can when energy impacts occur."
In Colorado, the latest CPW population estimates, provided in response to Denver Post queries, show a statewide decline in mule deer — the main deer in the West — down to 390,600 in 2013 from 614,100 in 2005.
Some of the decline may be because of changes in methods for estimating deer populations.
Across western states, deer decreased by about 10 percent overall between 2003 and 2009, said Arizona-based wildlife biologist Jim Heffelfinger, who chairs the Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies' Mule Deer Working Group, which draws expertise from 23 states and Canadian provinces.
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Conservationists pointed to plans for increased oil and gas development on habitat of the already-declining White River herd in northwestern Colorado. Bureau of Land Management officials said they anticipate 15,000 wells will be drilled over the next 20 years on these 1.5 million acres in northwestern Colorado, located between Meeker and Rangely, south of the Yampa River and north of the Colorado River.
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Opening at LACMA this Sunday, Vanity Fair Portraits: Photographs 1913-2008 spans the entirety of the magazine's history, stretching back to the launch of Dress & Vanity Fair in 1913. It was a pretty illustrious year for debuts.
In March, the legendary Armory show opened in New York, captivating and confusing critics and crowds alike. Causing the biggest stir were the galleries for cubist and futurist artists, whom former President Theodore Roosevelt described as "the lunatic fringe." Noting Duchamp's Nude Descending a Staircase, American Art News offered $10 to any reader who could identify either a nude or a staircase.
Plenty was also happening in Los Angeles in 1913. On November 6, the Los Angeles Museum of History, Science and Art opened in Exposition Park, and the Owens River Valley Aqueduct began bringing water to the city—a primary force in making this soon-to-be metropolis a livable region.
About three weeks after water and culture arrived in L.A., Cecil B. DeMille followed—fleeing the East Coast because Thomas Edison's Motion Picture Patents Company had monopolized the industry. In L.A., DeMille filmed his first feature, The Squaw Man; it was shot in a rural part of town—Sunset and Vine.
DeMille stayed in Hollywood for the rest of his career. An aviation enthusiast, he bought up land all over the city for airfields—one of which was located at the corner of Wilshire and Fairfax, right across the street from the future site of LACMA. Next time you drive by Johnie's or the 99 Cent Store, imagine DeMille taking off in his JL-6.


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Hugh Lane is best-known for establishing Dublin's Municipal Gallery of Modern Art in 1908 (the first known public gallery of modern art in the world) and for his remarkable contribution to the visual arts in Ireland. Born in County Cork on 9 November 1875, Lane was brought up in Cornwall in England. He began his career as an apprentice painting restorer and later became a very successful London art dealer. Through regular visits to Coole, Co. Galway, the home of his famous aunt, Augusta, Lady Gregory, Lane remained in contact with Ireland. He counted among his family and friends those who collectively formed the core of the Irish cultural renaissance in the early decades of the 20th century.
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Yearly Forecast for 2023
" I think it's no secret that I've tried to take chances in my career and also in my life, and I believe to not live in fear."
Nicolas Cage is an American actor and producer who has performed in leading roles in a variety of films, and received an Academy Award, a Golden Globe, and Screen Actors Guild Award for his performance as an alcoholic Hollywood writer in Leaving Las Vegas.
He was born on Tuesday January 7th 1964, in Harbor City, California, United States.
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Last semester I took the class, User Instruction, as an elective. For our final assignment we had to create a 15 minute tutorial on anything library-related for any type of audience. Since over the last 6 months or so I have had a love affair with Twitter, especially since it is where I learned about Hack Lib School Project, I figured I would try to share my experiences with my fellow students; they would be my audience for the tutorial.
I started off my presentation asking for a show of hands of students who had Twitter accounts. About a quarter of the audience raised hands. When asked how many actually used those accounts only a handful of hands remained raised. We talked briefly about why they didn't use it. Most said they didn't see the point. That there wasn't anything they could actually get out of it. My goal was to change their minds.
Here is my presentation. It is rather screen shot heavy but I wanted to give a quick overview of the application before I went to use it live (and in case for some reason the internet connection was down). Also, the examples I give of librarians to follow just barely skim the surface. I just wanted to give people an idea of the library universe on Twitter.
After the presentation I was shocked by how positive the reaction was from my fellow students. Many had no idea about how many librarians were on Twitter and about how hastags were used to find people with common interests. I had several students come up to me afterwards to let me know that they would be setting up a Twitter account to connect with other librarians and to follow conferences. Success!
But what do you think about Twitter? Do you use it? [would guess many of you do as that may be how you found this blog] Personally? Professionally? Some of both?
Do you talk about social media in your classes? Should it be a part of the LIS curriculum? In which way?
You can catch all of the #hacklibschool folk on Twitter as well:
HackLibSchool @hacklibschool
Micah @micahvandegrift
Julia @BookishJulia
Heidi @hfkittle
Britt @BrittMFoster
Lauren @laurendodd
Nicole @lhrtobos
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